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and position enable us to buy ever shown in tbe city.

MEETING OF LOBSTER PACKERS.

s the baked ome ueedav night. Ivs by Free Expression of Upinion Concerning . 1 9 f couree it the Fishing Season, her she 1. - er "M prac, A large meeting of lobster packers rst Methodist called by the Minister of Marine and

Fisheries was held inthe Market Building to-day, Mr J. A. Matheson ia the Chair. Messrs D. Davies, James Clow, x @

has | McDonald, A. F. Larkiue, John McLean, Thomas Kickham, R. N. Cox, W. H. Prowse, D. McKionon, W. F. Tidmarch,

is with| Fred. McRae, D. Farquharson, George rage, | D. Longworth, Charles Lyons, Horace |Haszard, James Taylor, Theophilus

i Stewart, Frank Schaffer, W. A. LearJ,

k ght. | Capt. Piggott, J.S. Allan, J. H. Myrick al 7 seconds.| Peter MeNuit, W. Irving, John Agnew, " is. Nc. 2|W. W. Longworth, Gilbert DesRoche, . i then} Vincent Harrington, Alder Clarke, Charles norrew night | Woodman, Michael McElroy, Thomas Howatt, ~G. B. MecEachern, Senator - | Arsenault and others expressed their jopinions concerning the season for I . | fix<hing,—the consensus of opinion being ag - : pray ther shot 1 be only oue season, but tbat Tl vt oat ¢ might liffer as to time from the Ist a ae sole May to the Ist or 15th of July on the | North East and West Sho-es of the [s land, ‘ e vi x! ° as ; ~ ear id from the 15th August to the end of your, ¢-9¥- | October on the South Shore. wil sOu 8 SUPREME COURT. self hath said, Wepnespay, Nov 4. tive land.” Wm. Fredk. Robins vs Thos. B. Mother- Cc . y 1 cee the| Sill. The argument in this case was con- sob! ' of ¥ e land perform cluded yesterday afternoon when the court som j w he big | S*¥e Juegment discharging the rule to set “se Q Pin} i s only | ide the absent debtor attachment with 1s T « who have! ae: Mr. Stewart, the plaintift’s counsel, bea Canada . , ance, | ¥88 not called on by the court to reply to Wor . es ‘ » see,| Mr. McLean, tie defendant's counsel, See adv Irene Perry vs John Chaisson. Action a. of sla ysder. Tried October term last when verdict was found for plaintiff. On motion Mass oy Reqvievu.—A solemn High] Mr. W.S. Stewart, Q. C. for the defen- Mas Requieam for the ropose of the dant, the court granted a rule nisi for non seals of ased members of the League |*uit on the ground that the words com- of the Cross was this morning celebrated | plained of as spokes were not slanderous. in the pretty little chapel of St. Joseph’s | Richard B. Reid vs Thomas E. Hogan Cor I Mass was promoted by the | 20d James Nelligan. Action of ejectment Cha etown Branch of the League of the | fried October term last when verdict was Croas, a singing was by the choir of} found tor defendants. Rule nisi for new that « » asersted by Rev. A. J. Mac-| trial was on motion of Mr. W. S. Stewart, donald. Rev. Father Johnston was tne | Q. C., granted on the ground that the ver- eclebrant assisted by Reve. I. R. A. Mac-| dict was contrary to the evidence. donald and J.S.Turcide as deacon and Court adjourned sine die. eut leac m re k vely. eg nn ee ao emee enema See iso sHIP NEWS. ! 7+ Miss Ir.—Lieut Bartlett, Port of Charlottetown. manding No. 1, and Sergeant Sprague, aoa sanding No. 2, will show our citi rens | ENTERED. u rrow evening what “our boys” can) Nov 3—Hydra, Boudreau, North Syd- do in handling the b g guna. I he competi- ney; D Cronan, Bruce, Shediac; ss Cape i s going to be keen and friends of both | Breton, Reid, Montreal. teains are quite excited over the result It's not a horse race, nor a bicycle race, CLEARED, bot a race with a diemounte » thre e ton Nov 3—Rustic, Reid, Pictou; Swan, gun, by meana of skids, parbuckles, rollers, | Lelacheur, Pinette; Una, Cheverie Magidal ete. Those who mise it will miss @ great | en Island-; ss Cape Breton, Reid, Sydsey;

treat. The mounting and dismounting/ Hydra, Boudreau, Pictou; D Cronan,

‘ tat ont ¢ e . s . are enongh to frighten an : linary Bruce, Grand Entry, Magdalen Isla nde. eit See th | programme oO enter- ~— ta - ae ‘ = je

| 5 - wee , tof the Guardian reports that al Pn ’ f a aaa Orler of Good | TAT : th Te srs waa organ red in that town on | iL

ra evening by

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M ay Messre. E. H. Dache- i min and J. EB. Mathews, of Charlottetown. _ ee eae Sugar

L.. D—G. M. Reid.

C.T.—R. H. Campbell. ; : '

V.T Mu Wed el Everyboly’s Pills are sugar coated ™ &8 aaaii. oe .

Chap.—Rev. Mr. Robinson. easily swa.lowed, operate mildly,

do not gripe, safe for children. The

Treas.—Jobo H. Bantain. valuable for perrone suliering R : } are iva le for pers¢ “TID

F. S.—Miss Mamie Clark. ee ae iF aa with chronic ted:gestion They

S. J. T —Rev. Mr. Cook. Sccretarv—L. T. Harrison 4. 8.—Whipple Sharpe.

J hin Sm Biman. pose po M Affleck.

: Morris.

Gaard —Rassell

: 1? have cured will you- by

others, they cure Price 25c. Prepared only Marshal ). Mi.

Johnson & Johnson,

Sentinel —W. H. B. Russ. P. C. T—Miss Annie McNutt. Gradvates in Pharmacy. eae lliia ll as oa ee ae on Baruosat, Feast This being the fess SM SESE SESE SG of St. Charles Boromeo, the patron 0 Sie oe ofashee e . ee e Lordsiiiy 1op McDonald, celebrations | 7 ¥ - tee % 7 Me

| were mad

at the various «c2 @ astical in-» ° atititio f thiscity uo ier his} irisdiction At St. Joseph’s Convent, Notre Dame as ithe Cl ital |

Corvent a barlottetown Hospital

the felicitations were particularly enthast-

@te. The programme « f music and song asi

and the beautiful addresses in French and}

Eoglich at Notre Dame was especial-| :

iy aimirable. At 1.30 His Lordship gave| After a hard day’s work,

@dinner to his clergy atthe Palace. A | the busy man wants a i sun i3 epast was sprea aiter ‘af .

tn cmenchen oeunlel rest, and he’ll get it on

by Rev. Dr. Doyle, Dr. Walker, and one of our homemade wire Pat Currat and Mo rison. | . ; sie

os ey es aes Sart mattrasses. Nothing like

to all the addresses at the diferent places. | them for comfort on the

om join with bis own peops ® ae market. Prices right.

Mii aly app) returns ol iis @aiProt

- ‘MARK WRIGHT &00., LTD

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Why not profit by the experience of; Who Sell at Selling Prices.

others who ba found a p rmanent cure

for catarris in H

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ou want one if you can get it at

the right price, aon’t you ? ?

THE DAILY EXAMINER - .

in very large quintities

At cost price, less than cost, half price and less than half price.

In looking over our Kid Glove Depart- ment, we find several odd lots, odd colors odd sizes in different makes and qualities. | buttonedand laced. In order to clean up all these odds and ends, we will offer

them f.rthe next few days at cost, less than cost, half price and less than half price. Here is the list: LOT I, AT 60 CENTS Laciog, buttoned, push button and clasp. Nearly a full range of sizes aud

colors. Black, dark and light tans, browns, fawns and greys. Lot 1 comprises:

7 pairs black undressed marked price.. ....-$1.4 18 pairs of colored lacing

marked price.....ee- 49 pairs of colored, but-

toned, marked price.. 14 pairs of black button-

ed, marked price .... All above at 60c,

LOT 2 AT 75 CENTS.

36pairs black lacing, 7

stud, marked ‘price. . .$1-10 iz2s 53 and 6 only. This lot goes at 75c.

40 pairs of Perrin’sguaranteed 4 stud buttoned, in good au- uma colors, sizes are 6, 7, 7}, 74; marked price is $1.29, lot 3 goes at 59ec.

NOTE.—Please remember tbat glove buy ers will always find our Glove Department fully stocked with full lines of Black and Colored Kid Gloves in all best makes.

We have a splendid line of black and col- ored Lacing Gloves at $1.10; guaranteed.

WEEKS & Ul

The People’s Store.

Wholesale and Retail

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1.10 1.10 90

PERSONAL.

M:. E. Hackett, M. P., Tignish, is at the Hotel Davies.

Senator Arsenault was among last even- ing’s arrivals at the Queen Hotel.

Mr. George A. Dixon left for New Glas- gow, N. 8., this morning on 4 business trip.

Sir James Grant, ex-M. P., has return d from Eogland. While there he dined with the Queen.

Hon. Mr. Fisher, Minister of Agricul- ture, and Professor Saunders of the Experi- mental Farm, who have been in this Province for several days past, left this morning.

The arrivals at the Queen Hotel this forenoon included: James Clow, Murray Harbor North; John Bourke, Kensington; D. C. Morson, Cardigan; A. J. McLeod, Stanley Bridge; John A. McLaine, St. Peter’s Bay; A. M. Ross, Bradalbane. Last evening: Kev. H. slurry, Liverpool, N.S. George Forbes, Vernon River; J. Bell, City; Mrs. J. A. McDovald; J. P. Sullivan, St. Peter’s Bay; Rev. George Miller, Brook- field; Rev. J. M. Fisher, Malpeque; Rev. A Craise, Mt. Stewart; Rev. Jas. KR. McKay, Souris: Rev. J. G. McIvor, Clyde Kiver; Annie L. Doyle, Souris; J. B. Derry, Mon- trea]; Chas. A. Woodman, John Aynen, R. O. Clarke, Alberton; C. R. Church, Amherst, R. 8. Crowe, Truro. ;

There registered at the Hotel Davies this forenoon; C. A. Seney, Montrea!; Jobn McLean, Souris; W. H. Prowee, Murray Harbor; Peter McNutt, Malpeque; 8. F. Perry, Tignish; C. H. Green, Mon- treal; M. Delaney, North Tryon. Last

The prices we now 0} ce, ARE right, very right, EXACTLY right. Lower -

prices were never atany time offered by In fact if

want a fur cape now is the time to buy

us for same quality. you

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evening: Lewis H. Beer, Kensington; Alex. Munro and wife, Montreal; A. K. McKay, Traro; A. D. Johnstone, Halifax; James McGrath, J. H. Dawson, Tigaish; A. E. Williams, Halifax; Robert H,. Wii- liame, Ellerslie; J. A. Matheson, .Camp- belltiov: J. H. Myrick, Tignish; J. H, Chaplin, St. Catherines; L. G. Crosby, Yarmouth; C. A. Griffith, Toront; A. F. E. H. Saunders, Halifax;

Larkin, Tignish; I saan Halifax.

dr. Mclatyre, Souris; H. Bryact,

ENDERS,

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Sealed Teners wiil be received by the un- | dersigned athe effice of McLeod Morson and MeQuarrie, Solicitors, Browns Block, Char- ' Jottetown,until noonot Saturday,tve seveath ' day of November, B xt. for the entire stock

consisting of dry ,vods, btardware, prints and

cils, efc., and book debts, of E. L. Burdeuwt &

Co, Bridge’ Lot 55, | “A detailed list of the stock, ete,, may be seen at the above office

A certified bank cheque, payable to the un- dersigned,equal to five per cent, of the amount of tender, must accompany each tender, which will be returned if the tender is not accepted.and forieited if the person making the tender — - nee " he ———-

H the 29th day of October, 1596 — W. A. 6. MORSON, Assignee.

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ur Five Great Departments

Dry Goods, Carpets, Hats, Mantles an

We have made a specialty of those fiv i i i i I yo ive great depaitments. and embrace every opportunity to impress this fact on the buying public, Our sales are rapidly increasing, and competition decreasing. Our experience , and command advantages from the manufacturers that others dont get. 3

° WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 4, .&96.

PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND,

As Viewed by an American Publisher—An Interestiny Fish Story.

The Burlington Daily News, of Vermont contains a long and interesting article des- criptive of Prince Edward Island. As to Summerside the News says:

“Summerside is a thriving village of about 4000 inhabitants, once an important place for shipbuilding. It hasan air of life and activity that reminds one of an American town, although easily distin- vuisbed in its main characteristics from the average Yankee village. It has the biggest department store on the Island—R. . Holman’s—a great establishment even fora larger town. The village is growing and improving and will some time rival the capital in size and surpass it in build- ings and enterprise.”

The writer continues :

“Two things are quickly noticed by @ Vermonter travelliog on the Island—the red soil, a bright terra cotta color, and the total absence of mountains. The former is produced by the disintegration of the bright red sandstone, the Jatter is of course unexplainable. The surface is slightly roliing, but the highest elevation is nos over 500 feet. But if it has co mountains it has valleys. Running across the centre of the Island from north to south is @ sec- tion that is cut into numerous valleys, making a eort of depressed mountain range, the peaks on the average level, the valleys mach below it. This strange for- mation bas not yet been fully explained by geologists.

There are many attractions for the tourist on the Island—brancbes all around it, with plenty of opportunity for eafe bathiog; hotels and boarding houses; abun- dance of good fishing, both river and salt water—trout fishing in all the streams, salc water fishing all around the c%ast. The attention of one of the Burlingtonians was faithtully giveu to the rivers on all suitable occasions, and the result . was more than 250 fine trout. The last day’s effurt was especially prolific—a string of 85. We wandered up and down a stream that shall here be nameless, casting our lines with indifferent success for some hours till finally a spot appeared that looked inviting. Creeping up bebind a dwarf bush on the side of the stream the line—loaded with the humble angleworm on three hooks, and flies on two othere— it was just between fly time and bait time --the gut had barely touched the water when the three worms were seized anda quick pull landed three beauties. Suc- cessive cast then brought out one, two and three at a time till the end of 20 minutes saw 45 “speckled beauties” lying on the grass—a eatifactory closing of a success- ful five days day fishing.

The annual provincial exhibition was held at Charlottetown while we were on the Island and we visited it. It was a first-class fair, a better one than the ave- rage held in Burlington. There was a@ large display of fruits and vegetables, especially apples and plums, potatoes and turnips, of good size and excellent quality —we have none so good in Vermont. The

‘live stock show was very large and of

fairly good quality, with perhaps fewer

blooded animals than in Vermont. The chief attraction of agricultural — fairs— horse racing—was not lacking and there was some good trotting. o Secretary Warburton the News is indebted for courtesies on this occasion.

Thcusands of Americans now epend

their vacations on Prince Edward Island and the number is constantly growing as the delights of a sojourn here are becom- ing known. There is nothing that the tired being wants that cannot be found here—a mild and pleasant climate, good board at reasonable prices, excellent fi=h- ing and shooting, good beaches and bath- ing and rest.”

The publisher of the Burlington Daily News, and writer of the above is Mr. Joseph Auld, who is, if we mistake not, a native of this Province. We have to thank him for his kindly notice of this “gem of the Northern Sea.”

Rich RED BLOOD is the foun- dation of good health. That is why Iiood’s Sarsaparilla, the One True Blood Purifier, gives HEALTH.

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PRATT'S

ASTRAL » OIL

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Pratt's Astral, is the high- est grede of American Kero- sene Gil that we can buy, We bave secured a quantity of it fur this season’s trade, and we can confidently recommend it to our cu-tomers When you want your can re-filled, send it to

BEER & GOFF

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LAND FOR SALE

Toa be sold by Fublic Auction, on the premises,

MALPEQUE ROAD, CHARLOTTETOWN

—_—~on—

Weduesday, 11th day of November

Next, at the hour of 12 o'clock, noon,

All that valuable property owned by the heirs of late John Staniake, situate on the west side of the Mal. eque Kead, b ing part o Common Lot 22, having a front on Mal peque Road of 50 feet and runring back 219 feet, Terms Cash, For further particulars apply to

PETHES, PEI ERS & INGS, Solic.tors, Cameron Block

MARRIED

At North Ru-tico, on the 29th ult. by Rev. Geo. C. Robertson, Janette, eixth daughter of W. S. McNeil, E-q., to Jas, A. Howatt, Crapsud.

BORN.

On the 20th October to Mr. Hazeltine, New Glasgow, a son.

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and Mrs,

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Nothing. Something is down, however. Prices are down lower than you ever knew them, on as fine a line of

MANTEL GLOCKS

as was ever opened for your inspection. I am selling oak and walnut Mantel Clocks at prices which make them real bargains. The time to buy is NOW.

W. W. WELLNER

JEWELER.

WHIST ! WHIST !

oeeses

Cards! Cards! Cards |

A large and varied stock Cards, Markers, &c.

REDDIN BROS,

OppositeP. O.

3 for 20 SNAPS.

3 Chinese Lily Bulbs, 25c 3 Named Hyacinth Bulbs, 25c 3 Bermuda Lily Bulbs, 25c.

All new, choice stock. You must come quickly to share in these snaps.

Haszard & Moore,

Booksellers.

MUR TS MEN,

I have now in stock the argest and best line of

Breech & Muzzle Loading

Cuns

Ever shown on|jP. E. Island, in 8, 10, 12, 14. 16, bore. Prices from $4.00 to $60.00; from which I give special

Discounts i eee. ee

I have also a complete line of RIFLES both for long range and gallery shooting, which include the celebrated Wincnester REPEATER, just the thinggfor goose shooting.

See the Duck and PLover Decoys at

W. E. Dawson's

PROPRRIY BY AUCTION.

To be sold by auction, on Mondav, the 16th of Nov. next, at 12 o’clock noon, a

_¢@ c. made known the day of sale.

small property on Dorchester St. East, be longing to Miss Margaret Clarkin, Terme

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nothing

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y We are in business to inake money, and therefore one of our fi t

it Giisteiiiiids dee enakiae ¢ ae i Po bonnee : i , ‘ é y; 1erefore ove of our first cares is to see that onr

| s are making it. oa is ne by keen buying and close selling. From every part of P. E. Island we are adding new customers, and our well filled departments are loaded with the largest pile of bargsins rade with us for Dry Goods, Carpets, Hats, Mantles and Clothing. : eat

PROWSE BEOTHERS, The Wonderful Ch ap Men.

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GRA WN D Artillery * Competition

eeeeese AND ee eeee

Milltary Sports

Under tha Patronage of Lt-Gol. Meore, D. 0. 0.

The city companies, of the 4th Prince Edward Island R.g. C.nadian Artillery, will give an exhibition of Shiiting Ordnance Work, aod Gun Drill, in

Hillsborough Skating Rink, sacegedes ON

nies sth

Thursday, 5th Nov.

The following programme will be car- ried out as closely as possible: —

. 40 Pr Gun Drill.

. 40 Pr. Gun Drill.

. Pole Vault; 8 ft. start........... (Prof) - 45 vard dasb......sseccceeceeeeee (Amat) Running high Jump; 4 ft etart-(Amat) . Shifting Ordnance Competition.

. Shiftiog Ordnance Competition,

Hop, step and jamp).......s - .(Prof) . Obstacle race....... epeceeesees seers Amat) . '220 yard Bace...... .. ss000--.+. (Praty . 440 yard race.:.... .....« »--+..¢Amat) . Putting Shot; 16 pr ...... .......1 Prof) . Three-legged race...... secs» (Ains') ~ BG yard dash 6.0500. wiles seeee (Prof)

» MbanEle 2OG6 sv. ois si. sis ccscks scokee KAI . Ranning long jump .....-...+000+ (Prof) OE GUN casi cncecs Nctces 2 koe 00k eee . Tug of war. . Heavy Marching Order Race. .( Amat) Race Committee:-—S. R. Jenkins, M. 1D. Surgeon Major; Lt. A. G. Peake, Lt. A.A. Bartlett.

Admission 15c: reserved seats 25 cents. Tickets on sale at all drug stores.

The Regimental Band will be in attend ance.

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Doors open at 7.30; races begin at 8 p m., sharp.

J. A. LONGWORTH, \

Lt-Colonel wae met General ajor ' ; F. P, CARVELL, Committee

Adjutant ith P.E.I. Regiment, C. A.

oct29 thur, sat, tues, wed$ thurs

JUST OPENED

L QEEUN STREET

NEXT DOOR TO R. B. NORTON'S

HUB RESTAURANT

Oysters served in every style. Half chell a specialty. Meals at short notice.

Best Imported & Domestic Cigars |

Positively ‘no intoxicating drinks al- lowed on the premises, Open 9 a.m. toll p. m.

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If Your Byes

Need medical treatment we won't sell you specta- cles simply to make a sale. If youneed glasses only, we will tell you so, and provide the remedy.

G.H. TAYLOR,

Graduate Optician. North Side Queene Square, Ch’town.

FOR SALE.

Ll that pleasantly situated freehold prop- erty op tt. 2 corner of Richmond St. extending on Rochtort st, over two Lundred feet, with a dwelling house on part thereon, Will be sold in the block or divixion, there being four building lots, ‘| his efferds a rare oppo: tunity to persons of small means intending to build in 4 commodioys part of the city. Same wiil one a er price. For turther

rticulars apply to wi J, D. MASON,

Ch’town ,oct]5—246.

Figures Don’t Lie

Neither do we; and when we say ovr large and well selected stock of Lvuots and Shoes, is being offered at prices that can- not be beaten, it is the simple truth. If you want Boots, Shoes or Rub bers, we are here preyar- ed to quote you lowest prices.

R. K. JOST,

July 30 STAMPER’S CORNER

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WOOL UXDERCLOTHING SHIRTS CARDIGAN JACKETS

HOSIERY

T.d. HARBIS, LONGON HOUSE

VYeececa. 222e2 if You Need

A new pair of trousers you never will have a better chance to get them thannow- We are prepared to give you full satisfaction in price wd quality Don’t delay, but take ad vantage of this opportuni:y to prepare for winter, which is sure to cme.

JOHN T. McKENZIE. e2eescee

BRUCE

OF SCOTLAND

Flung himself down in a lonely mood to think. Had he lived in this day he would not have found it necessary to think long in order to tell the best place to get his suits and overcoats made for he would go at once to D. A. Bruce’s, high class goods, high class workmanship, and the best fitting garments to be had on P. E. IT. at away down prices. New hats now opening.

D. A. BROCE,

anada’s Famous Tailoring Establishment.

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SLEND TEA

I have just received the first instalment of my winter's supply of this famous tea, in 1, 3 and 5 Ib, tina and 50 and 60 Ib. steel chests. Remember there are several qualities of Empire Blend. I sell the BEST.

7. J WORRIS

Grocer and Crockery Man.

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Defective ‘Zision,

It is a profic canse of severe headache, and in such cases the only reasonable method

to pursue isto HAVE YUUR

“YES TESTED and fitted with proper glasees by @ cempetent Optician,

We are here to serve you. G KF. HUTCHESON,

occeeee Queen Street

ow is The Time

To order your suit or overcoat, as we have just opened a large line of fall and winter Suiting and Over- coating, See them early and have choice of selection, Perfect fit and latest style guaranteed.

JOHN MACLEOD & CO.

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