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' arvawardel Sou 0 Repllrters and _I groom was ably supported by his cousin

Tqnuring llisllgurlng llumours

mhmg, Burning, and Sealy 5|-uptions of the Skin and galp with loss of Hair ampkge External and Inter- “| Treatment by Cuticurai

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I4 embrarrassing to nent dressers. The bran like scales on the clothes give the impression of nniidiness. Con- stant brushing alone keeps the clothes free from this. _ . .

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received from Hon Benj Rogers who is

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of eonferring the second degree. A full attendance of ofllcers and -mem-has specially requested. Visiting heethqsi. welcomed. Meeting will 8 dclockaharp. _

band will take notice that a special private business meeting will be held instead of the regular practice this even- ing in the Band room at 8o'clock sharp. As business of a very important nature will be up for consideration it is required that every member be on hand promptly. Let nothinginterfere with your attendance this evening.

Parson Enwaap Isnarm Bsi.L.-The-

first annual ball ofthe Prince Edward Island Association was held last evening in Paul Revere Hall. Over 1500 persons were present. The grand march was led . by Mr. John E. Martin and Miss Jennie

Cummiskey. They were followed by Mr.

land Mrs Charles W. Connors, and about

100 couples. The floor marshal] was Mr.

’ James McMahon. John E. Mnrtin was

_floor director, and he was assis ted by Charles W1 Connors,Willam .C. McDonald dan a large corpsof aids.-Boston Herald, 15th. -

A VERY pretty wedding took place_ on

N>v.l4th at the home of the brida’a parents Mr. and Mrs. James J udson’s, Alexandra when their daughter Miss Ada Jane Judson was united in marriage to Seymour C. McLennan of Alexandra. The bridesmaid was Misa SadieMcLennan while Mr. George W. Judson supported the groom. After the wedding supper was served to a goodly number of guests who were present and the evening was passed very pleasantly. The large number of presents received by the bride shows the esteem in which she is held by her friends.

‘ Hosrrrai. CONCERT.-There will be a magnificent concert in aid of the P. E. I. Hospital fund by Prof Watts and other favorites, in First Methodist Church on Thursday Nov 29th. Special anthems

imported fromlabroad for the purpose,

Order everything they want at the Eclipse Bakery. NVe find

i our trade increasing because , we keep the best goods-Just

as we akvertise. Don`t swelter overacook stove to bake the

necessaries of life.

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and leave your order for

Apple Pies 10 & 12c each

Prof. Watts will repeat the organ selec tions which he will play before a select audience in St. John, on one of the greatest organs in the Maritime Provinces.

the season, No person can afford to miss it-. Tickets for sale at Johnson & J olinson’s and from any of the Members of the , Ladies' aid society- Ad“liS 25 _seam children 15 cents. __l7th tf. '

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Cream Pies 12 & 15e meh.” _

Coeoannt Pies 15 8; 200 _each _

Currant Cake 16c perl . White Cake 16c per lb. Bread of all kinds. All fresh and good.

STEWART.

Eclipse Bakery. Bakes Best Bread.

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Yesterday we were busy all day.

WHY ?

0211' goods are marked so low thit ci>mP

to cimpeze with our pr'iC2E~

Leaders in DFGSS G00dS.F“1`S>

ties, Jackets, Gen ts’ FiirnishiHé”S'

I WHEN IT HD RTS TO COUGH

The cou h that hurts, thecough that gets

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I ti ht the chest, is dail _getting dee

g m r into the bronchial tubes andxid

A Eiliind-lkiirtiagpcfircctl for the lungs. f»0 bewme ‘I pneumonia, indvammation of the lungs or

sum tion. Such coughs yield only to

`. cold together. 25 cents a bottle. aml1Y _ ,ne 60 cents, sold everywhere. '

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lvenlsad Big lllscuunls

all the Trade.

BECAUSE

We ask you to compare our prices bafore billing'

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Wholesale and Retail.

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Egg wolliderful efllcienc of D_r. Chase's_

5 p of Linseed and 'Iyurpentine which

”l lcycfsuens the tightness and cures cough and

etitors need to take 05' large

gm a t0“ f°f 1“`“Pp ‘“_`“‘°' 'md °°""l“ James Donald. The bride atten led by

_ Nphy fees, i-.ci extending a total cost 0 dguts Every'whq°¢_ his`sistersFlorence and Maude Den.\ld.The

$552 a OOD- I , L bride was becomingly attired infa costume if” ‘ - of pearl grey, trimmed with lace and silk. 1. AT the Police Court on Saturday mornf The l>l'lfl°SmBidB WGN dl‘¢SS9d ll!

_ _"_, .ing John Hughes appeared far beingl blue mnslin. The groom is

4 , drunk. He was llned$3 or 20 days. one of [Sea View,s prosperous

I _ 1 young farmers. The numerous and costly

Tn “nm °t the P"°°°°° Wd” 1°' fl presents atteattotlie esteem and popularity

_ _ of the young couple, who have started in

Horacel-Iassard for the English Market. _ on their ure., jouney WR! the be" ON Saturday morning a eahlegrain was :WlSl\0B Of I1 llOSi 0! fIi¢l1<lS~

at mae H P _ ’ _ ‘ _ ° _ _ ,A A'l`ab1et in Memory of the late Captain

ne; wa; “_ “"" “'¥°_m-l"_°‘¢ his W‘m”F Monson Gondge Blanchard, who lost his

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service of his country, is to he placed ini

Masonic,-A special ocmmuniwgion of-,the Presbyterian church, and an appro-‘ Victoria Lodge, Nc. 2, A. F. and A. M. .Lvrate service in connection therewith f will be hem in gh., Lmige R°0m_ Mason” _` will be held onSunday evening next, when, Temple, so-nigh; (Monday) for she purpose _an address will be delivered by the Pastor.‘i_

f'_ The ehoir will furnish special -muaie

under the direstlonnf Prof. Hutchins. f

The Tablet-is ol! bmas, enclosedin a;

arinfprojeeting through it, the band . grasping abattle ‘axe, and ona scrolll beneath the words, "Virtute et opere.”

The inscription reads thus: 1,

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° In Memory of

LIEUTENANT .

MONSON GOUDGE BLANCHARD, " ` or the second Battalion Royal

Canadian Regiment, Born Jan. 24th,1&4 1

Wounded at R/oodvaal, South Africa, V

June 7th,

And Died June 15th. 19(1),

“Dulce et decorum est pro patrie mori."

The intrepret-ation of these words in

italic is-“It is sweet and glorious to dia for one`s country."-Hant’s Journal, Nov. 7th.

[The deceased is a cousin of Dr. Blanchard of this clty.] _

THE forthcoming meeting of the Mari-

time Stack Breeders’ Association at Charlottetown bids fair _to be one of the most important events in live stock circles yet occurring in the Maritime Provinces.

Very special fares have been secured on

the P. E. Island 8: Intereolonial Railways. Excursion tickets will be sold good to re- turn at single second-class fare or lc. per mile for the whole distance travelled.

Following is the programme which shows that some of the best live stock . authorities on the continentiwill be among the speakers at the meeting.

Wednesday Nov. 28th. _ - »‘ 10 A. M.-President‘s Address, Report

of Committees and general business, ‘ Live Stock Rggistration” Paper by C. A. Archibald, Truro,N,S.and discussion. Live Stock Husbandry on P.E. Island Past and Phlsent, by W. Simpson, Bay View, P. E.

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2P. M.-Address-R. Robertson, Sup-

erintendent Experimental Farm, Nappan, N. S. Address, J. H. Grisdale, Agent, Experimental Farm Ottawa. “The Re- quirements ef the' Pork Markets, Cans dian 8: Foreign” F. W. Hodson, Dominion Live Stock Commissioner. .

8 P. M. Dinner at Hotel Davies.

v-Breediiigr' F. w. Hansen D. L.~s.c0mmis-

2 P. M.--“The Establishment and Maintenance of a Herd" Hou. J0llD Dyden, Ont., Minister of Agriculture. Addresses, Members of Maritime

8 P. M.-Special Meeting. Addrels Hon D Farquharaen Premier P. E I.‘

1 “The Necessity of Organized Effort From I a Government Standpoint,"Hou. ,John Dryden, Ont., Minister of Agriculture. “Organization and its Benefits,” F. W.,

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A GOOD STOMACH

ls essential to health and happiness, but n’ bl th t mach for bi iousness It

do t. ame e s o - . ‘is the liver that is deranged, and causes posionous bile to remain in the blood caus ing indigestion, headache and irregnla :action of tho bowels. Dr. Chase_'s Ki ney , Liver Pills regulate the liver, kidneys and ` bowels and by their direct action on these

organs efl’ectdprompt_ and lasting cures of biliousness` yspepsia, headache and a kidney ailments. One pill a. dose, 25 cen a box, at all dealers

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masses;

Qc? in v .' ` wversy- The L_“"“*‘_‘;__t___ on the bagsnlf ' ` 'Rev Edwin Smith of Kensington. The' “If yon insult the mother you must ,

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, wer to the sons, ' Owen A.Bmily.

midnight -» and a sold night, a lar _crowd of loyal citizens were at the Ste

. hfallish, a member of the Bret Contingent, 1 andPrivateLasllsIsBath of the Second ‘ Contingent returning from Soata Africa.

‘appearance of the boys elicited much

f-'enthusiasm and as they same down the

i `g’angw ay sheer after sheer rent the frosty ‘_ air and there was a rush to the landing andidoaens of hands were outstretched at ones to give the dnl shake. It was a dldcult matter for the African campaign* ers to do more than to shake hands 'with friends and aaanrs them that Krnger's host had not captured them. Irom their physical appearance the man showed not

dutlngtheloug and weary campaign. and

1 dark fmmm md is htndn-My bmdered_.,the£r.ll¢\`lll¥40untsna1iees did- not tall ht 1 'fhefamilycrestappeansnttbe head of the .jl

"H Regt B*-d_ Members 0-f the “bowl '-inscription, shnwingahelmet and mailed

what thq hnd.gpna~i_.liroagh. As _soon as possible they wel; carried on the Sh0\1ld¢rs of a number of mllitiamen andf placed in a cab drawn by a matched span" and driven to their homes. The residence of Mr. J. T. Mellish presented a magnificent appearance with its illumination and gorgeous ` garb of colors. The soaring of rockets and the booming of oannon,erncl:ers, etc., added much to the brillaney of the scene. After the arrival at Mr. Mellisb house the crowd demanded a speech to which Sergt. Mellish made _a brief response, expressing his thanks for the reception and the pleasure of meeting so many of ' his friends. After ‘the giving of three.

cheers the crowd dispersed.

THB: Salvation Army has arranged for a series of interesting meetings this week. Tonight the wonderful story of Valentine Burke the Burglar, will » be told. Tuesday evening, Bev. Mr. Raymond will delivera Gospel address. Thursday "evening, a Band of Love Musical Meeting including flag-drills with admission of 5 cents. Saturday evening, a welcome home to the oficers.

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and hoarseness with their attendant dangers may be speedidl averted and remedied by the use of lierviline. Ex-~ cellent to gargle with--ten times better than a mustard plaster and more con- venient for the outside, and speedily allays inflammation. Nerviline cures be- cause it is live times stronger than other remedies-penetratesthetissuesinstantly, soothes the pain, and cures , simply be- cause t.hat’s what it is_made for. Drug- .gistssell_j§i`_‘ ,. . . if '

at St. John, led by Miss Booth.

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C. C. RICHARDS 8: Co. _

Dear Sirs,-A few days ago I was taken

with a severe pain and contraction of the cords of my leg,and had to be taken home in a rig. I could not sleep for the pain, and was unable to put my foot to the floor. A fi-iend told me of your MIN- ARD'S LIN IMENT, and one hour from 1 tliefirst application, and was unable to = walk, and the pain entirely disappeared.

Thunday Nov. 20th 10 M. -Election You of w oiiiws ses, 'L20-f1iia,¢a1

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I Address, Hon. Sydney Fisher, Minister of Agriculture, Ottawa. Hotel Davies will beheadquarters for the Association. A special rate of $1.50 per day will be_made

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THIBET RUFFS. UWO 6!

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_ looking. The main dimerenoa il " Jizv. '

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‘ 1. SABLE RUFFS. Iwo heads.

eight tails, nicely made, f__

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lW° 116006. six tails, warm and ~ sc-rvioeable. X

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handsome Sihla Rel. .alll the

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In all the latest designs.

I Our CARBON PORTRAITS are nnrivalhd.

Our customers are all delighted.

g Be sure and visit the leading studio.

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Satisfaction”

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customers, who say we have the bcs

Cloifbs in th? City. If you have not a rea ri. OUR FRESHLY GROUYND COPISEE. .

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packet, and be convinced

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WEBSTER & McKAY,

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HCKINLAY BROS.

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