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_ - ___ _‘___g;>_r_ sift giving fprany °¢_¢_a.i°,, mm - ~ f

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_ ;’_‘.f__;_l_A1‘(f.(’ND- Iflvfhemostprized ofaii

At our store you will fi h ‘ `

collection of 'diamonds in thitamcihyelilfgiitrlg solitaire and combination settings: Every diamond is guaranteed flawless, pure in color. and perfect in cutting. our‘pn~¢e,,

“you tiiid by comparison, very moderate.

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Now for Xmas

‘ A Photos

All styles of finish are shown. sepia

but! black and white, life-sized hand finished protraits in India ink and the popular band-painted work in natural olor

c s.

Call in today and see some of the

styles.

The Cook Studio

For Those Away From

'N Home

Send a Photograph for Xmas from

The Bayer Photo Studio

E. _ Lyon

Photo Studio

Work unexcelled. " '

Moderate Prices.

Amateur’s work given personal

' attention

107 Queen St. Ch’Town Phone 68]

S.'.S.`hHALIFAX from Char-

lottetown. every Friday at noonbg From Boston every '_l`ue”sda_y atinoon. _ _ ' For further information apply wr :-

CARRAGHER,. C '__` ttetown. Agent

_,. _

Tillie -'fails Rocky Polo! Ferry.

,"' I. I- Hllllboro. Lo`ava Olrtown Lsava Rook! P011" -730 |_m_ 8.00 .am. 8.30 a.ni. 9-0° Nm- |_ 9 |_m, 10.00 a.m. 1]" mm, 11.30 lrlll. 1. 0 p.iu. 10° ll-m~ U0 mm. 9-0° P-m

up |_m,‘ ' , 4.00 pan.. `

4.30 p. m. 4-50 0.00 a.m. OUNDAY - l»ll\-

p.m.

11.45 p.m. no nm. -30.1°-m~

"A0 mm, 4.80 Fill.

on 'raursasy the s.so ti-in wil \=°

omitted.

~ ai. uunvnv. naman

3-*S "$3

_ml -.- _ _

Coil

put in your when roads

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Whutzita

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U, ‘_ '_._,_~,~_‘ _'_ aims unwise ‘_ ____ _ _ - _ _ _ _ _ __ __ _ _

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J¢W¢||¢\’S» Engravers, etc. Exiiabllshed 1868.

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“lt is truly a magnificent display of

French Ivory Goods that we have here now for inspection and selection and our old, before-the-war prices make each article the utmost in good value. You can save money by buying French Ivory Goods here now. The Two Macs 149 Great George Street. Mtf. %

Children’s I

f -and- `

'Misses' Shoes

Children require shoes

that give their feet room for growth. We know how to fit them properly.

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Our stock is very com-

plete. We have selected carefully and with your needs in mind.

Alley & Co.

L TRY _US I

‘Eu-itness '__'

_ 'Sailings

From LONDON ' From HALIFAX

_ STEAMER -- ._ Rappahannock Nov. 15th

Nov, en. Shenandoah Nov. flih Nov. 20th Kanawha Dec. Illh

From uvsizrooi. From HAI-IFAX via Nos. via Nfia.

Oct. 30th. Lexinllfm Nov. 6th ~ Duranlil N°V- 25"* Nev, 20th Tabasco Dec. 7ili

Above railings are not guaranteed and

are subject to change without notice.

Fum¢ss,Wiihy'& Co,Lid.

naiifng, N. s._ ~ _

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Ceal' to ' ' e

wlgllé famiig' eiger directly.or mI¢‘§°soeury°is tickled bv the niet an ¥“.§.“:i.: -“terrain

:hat blse herté keeps

_ `_‘_$___ _ ,

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f¢T'?

"at the Cox Hotel, Sourls:,Ge_o. J.

X

Lantern service in F. Bay School room

~alized:- Mt. Hope, Oct 18th, $7.14,

#dvr 122 _ :.-:_-:: qaannr.-_-:: - ‘:::,-:_ , ::_,-:J zz -

.~ ' ‘ I ` .

. .*IT PAYS to buy ln this Province

.._._.._. ,

..°T. GOREON IVES is Gllurdlall

Representatib in Montague. _ ..5o. F. 'risnnav ia Guardian re-

presentativefin Souris. Mllltf.

..°'rnANsFEnnso.-- w. L. Ding-

w_ell is busy preparlngfor removing the furniture of Mr. J. D. Burpee.

,merce who has.been transferred to Orangeville, 0nt.° `

..°The following are registered

"Lane, Charlottetown; Elmer' Harris and wife. Fortune; J. M. Rattenbury, ‘Charlotetowm the Misses Camuboll, -New' York; R. Brander, Amherst; D. Rusheford. I-lalifax.* _ syo'l`o sMday aonlenes bpatrmTabbex mcnma uhcher shrdlu cnifwy mm mm

‘..-||I|.us'rnA'rEo Lscruns. _

Rev. Wm. McLeod of Dundas will con~ duct a Gospel . Temperance Magic

near Neil Ross" residence at 'l p. m. on Monday night. If stormy the fol- lowig evening. A liberal silver of- fering will be expected for Red Cross Work. ' '

..*FOR RED CROSS WORK.-

A Gospel Temperance Magic Lantern service conducted by Rev. Wm. 3Mc- Leod of Dundas for Red Cross Society Work the following amounts were re

St. Peters, Oct. 20th, $35.25, Strath- cona Oct. 25th, $5.00, Annandale, Oct. 28th, $9.81, Albion, Nov. 5th, $4.65, and Forest Hill, Nov. 9th, $3.01. Total $64.86. In the latter place because of #unfavorable weather the audience was one-half or even less, hence smaller collections then will be realised on some future occasion. -

IHI MIHKIIS

CHARLOTTETOWN MARKET

(Co'r'rected on Tuesdays and Friday) Butter, (crcamery) lb 32-34 Butter, (Tub) lb. 25 Eggs (dozen) 28-30 Beef lb. (retail) ` 10'-12 Pork, lb. 10% Fowls. lb. 10 Chicken, lb. 12-14 Hay (pressed) ton _ $12-$13 Straw (pressed) ton $6;50 Turnips (bushel) ' ° ' 12 Potatoes, Reds, (bus. V ` - 50 Potatoes, Blues, (bus.) 55

46 50

Oats, white (bus.) Oats, black, (busl) Beets, (bus.) 40 Carrots, (bus.)

Wool, lb. Parsnips, lb. .01

SUMMERSIDE MARKET _

Butter (dairy) lb. 24--26c. Butter, (creamery) lb._ 31-32c. Buckwheat per ton _,i__._._.._ -75-90c. Caliskins lb. 13c. Eggs per doz. ‘ 290. Hay'(pressed) ton , $10--$13 Hay (loose) per ton ` ` $9-$10 I-Iides per lb. - 14c. Oats (black) per bus. 470. Oats (white) per bus. 45c. Oatmeal per 100 lbs. $3.50 Potatoes bus.” _ 53c. Pork (organs left in) 7%--10% Straw (pressed) per ton $6 Turnips per bus. 20c. Wheat per bus. $1-$1.20 Wool per lb. 25-400. -H

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Canadian Mail Steamer “ Lady Sybil”

Leaves Iutercolonial Railway Wharf

Picton, Nova Scotia,

MONDAY AND THURSDAY \

of each week, on arrival of the morn- ing express from Halifax (about noon), for Souria, P. Ili. Island, and there awaits the arrival of the utter- noou train from Charlottetown; thence to Hlldllsn Islands ao_fol-

lows:

MON DAY.-Leave Bonrls for liltans-

du-Nord, Amherst, Grindstono Island and Point Bone. Returning, calls at Grindatone, Amherst and Souria; and and returns to Picton.

THURSDAY-Leaves Sonria for

Amherst, Grlndstono Island, Point Bossa and Grand Entry. Returning calls at Point Bosco. Griudatozc, Am- herst, Souris. and returns to Picton.

On the ilrat trip in tae months of

June, July. August an September, weather permitting, calls at West Bay to land maila and passongora for Amherst, thence to Pryon Island Re- turning. calls at Point Bone, Grind- stone, Amherst and Souris.

Dior further particulars apply to

WM. ROBERTSON A SON.

ACGIH. Hill!!!-

GMAS. W. IVEQ, _

I Agent, Picton.

MATTHEW MeLlAN A 60-. ,- ' ~ Agents, Souris. _ Or to WM. Mo|A.lRl. Manager and

Owner. Picton Nova Scotia.

1001-'l_-lilltf. . _

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CANADIAN _

PACIFIC -

EXCTRSION RATES . ' Vancouver &-VictosIa;B.C.‘

audsI_.lA(!:SF_ANg{`ES,` Cal. 5 .»..?.“.£’.'if.tllli'.2Ii‘.’i»°&'.'l’.f.ii’.2";...-

. '_ ‘_Fr_om° r .Wie t._g:_Cli¢i=.\¢l, 'I I ’

. ..*0NE‘OENT per word each in- sertion for. advertising in this col.- umn. _Cash must accompany order.

. . .*NOT|6E.-The Annual Meeting

-of the Sutherland Silver Black Fox Co, Ltd., will be held at»Montague, on Thursday, the 18th day of November,

£915, at the hour of 2 o'clock. E. _ ARKMAN.. ,Secretary-Treasurer. ` _

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SONG OF THE STAY

. - _ _ AT HOME BRIGADE

Here sets at home we are '

And its ere we're going to stay _ If the.Germsns win. now what is that

to us,

There's .the long sod iield to plow We miist milk the Shorthorn cow,

So I don'§“see why they’re making such , 'a' ss.

Chorus:- Tramp. tramp tramp. we spy around

the corner,

Tramp, tramp, tramp, we steal home

‘ when lights are out.

Oh, we’ll not go over where-

'I`here's Jack Johnstons in the air, When the war is over we’ll he here to

shout.

If it comes around the day

When cohscriptlon will hold sway. How I tremble when I think of that

dread hour. ,, '

Safe into a hollow log

In the midst of some dread bog,

I will crawl and stay -

Until the trouble's o'er

Chorus:-

As the boys who are doing their

duty have been made the subject of many poems? I have invoked (the muse in favor oi’ the other variety with the above result.-I. M. A. SHIRKER.

A LUNG-HIIKINE EUUEH

YIELDS TO OUR CQD LIVER AND IRON REMEDY, VINOL.

To the people of Charlottetown we'

make this offer-Come to our store and buy a bottle of Vinol, if it does not cure your chronic cough or hang- on cold, we will give your money hack. Read this convincing letter.

"For seven years I had a lung rack-

ing cough _which made sleep impos- sible, and caused great distress. I also had asthma. I was obliged to sit up all night for weeks at a. time. I spent a great deal of money i n search of relief, but failed until I used Vinol, but it has acted like a charm. I can lie down and sleep all night without coughing. and one night's rest such as I now enjoy is priceless. Since I have taken Vinol I have had no cough or symptoms of asthma. and it is a genuine pleasure to testify to the ex- cellence of Vinol." W. B. Murtrie, Station Agent, M. & 0. Ry., Co.. Will- isvill Ill.

9.

Don't forget the above “money

back” offer, we mean it. E. A. Foster, Driiggist, Charlottetown. Ill J._Mabon,-D. 0., Souris.

W W

McKenzie & _ Montgomery

Blacksmith; and Wood Workers.

Farm, Ship and Machine Work, car-

riages and sleighs. Built and repaired Also agents for ~ Esco Engine and Massey Harris Co.

All orders promptly attended to.

Givas us a call. Satisfaction guaran- tee .

MCKENZIE H MONTGOMERY.

» ' ' Breakwater Street,

S ri P E. I.

ou s, .

_8506~10-19MCts1M0. ‘ ' ‘ 1-v- I H ` -

Eastem S. S.” Lines

Internationni "Line

' f INTERNATIONAL LINE.

Steamship Calvin, Austin, and Gov-

~ » ernor Cobb.

_ Leave St. John, Mon., Wed., and Friday at 9 a. m. for Lubec, Esstport, Portland and Boston. Return, leave Central Wharf Boston, Mon., Wed.,

and Fri., at 9 a. m. _

MAINE STEAMSHIP LINE- STEAMSHIPS NORTJ-ILAND AND

NORTH STAR. _.

, Reduced fares in effect

$3.00 to NEW YORK

Reduced Stateroom Prices. Leave Franklin Wharf, Portland,

Tues., Thurs.; and Sat., at 6.00 p. m.

City Ticket Office, 47 King Street. ..A. C. Currie, Agent, St. John, N. B. A. E. Fleming, T. F.l. P.A., St. John New Brunswick. _ »

-

Dar# _

we could suggest to add more pleasure on your holiday than a Kodak-

» they are iight, comdrgict, - eliicient and depen ble inthe fullest sense of the' word. Wecarry a complete stock of. Kod- _ .aks, Fihns and allsup- _r:lies. We haveafclevelop- _ s and prmtjnzf deam- inent which is_ equipped up-to date. Ifrices satis- factory. Mail your next

front..

-ni ni .rin , I' "na."'"°°’.

There is nothing that

payment);" Balanceltailway Em- ployees Machine Gun Fund, per W.'l`. HUSEBD. $39.55; Percy Barlow, City, $5.00 (Nove b ~

City, $25.00 (Balance $50.00); G. H. _ Foster. City, $10 00, (Balance $2000);

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PATRIOTIC FUND FOR AND WORN BETTZR

Previously acknowledged, $14,300.- THE BEST PEOPLE 1 -§qHLy M0 " ` "`

82. EVERYWHERE I ' . ' w. 'r. Huggan, city. $5.00, (october g '

| _

_ m er payment), H. l-L_! YDG. Morell, $5.00; A. GPeake, ~ ‘*' F' 'Mft ' GJ [Ni IE RCW I3 Bi IEP. "

gigiggse warry. city. $2.00; city. _ -

, __ __ _ ____

Total subscriptions from public to 1 1 | 2 s

-__ P|_os| N in GERMAN coal. iii -an explosion °f fire damn date. $14.4os.s7. EX 0 _ ' *il ,__ ,Km C an t.

MINE the coal In e B, ei' 01110 Y I

_ H. W, B}NN1NG, _ - Essen cazsed the death of nine miners

, \ Hon.-Treas. BERLIN, Nov. 9.-(Wireless to Say- and the i jury of nine others. E'-F - _ 5-_ ;_ _- . M- §_'-'*'="_£

I ,Tailors to His Majesty--_“The Man”

1

every time.

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The Moral is Plain

I Let us take your measure and make you a suit from All-Wool British Fabrics. You have the choice from hundreds of the most stylish shades and patterns, and our ‘Mill-to Man” plan gives you $25 to $35 value for $15. No More, No Less.

If you’ve been paying over $15 for your

clothes----TR_Y US.

If you’ve been buying “Ready-Made” gar-

ments, at any price---TRY US

Suit or Overcoat

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“T e Measure

A Dian” .-isnakspeare)

FIRST- impressions are the best----the first

impression that you get when _ you take

“the Measure ot a Man” is from his app ance----the well-dressed, well-groomed man “gets t_here” ahead of the slovenly fellow

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To the Measure of a Man

_ At 158 Richmond Street, Charlottetown, P. E. I.

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tive accomplishment.

I Great Ideas are developed _by large institutions-not by small

_ 9 , _ on_es with limited output and meagre _resources

As a matter of fact small organizations do not possess the creative ability of posi-

. The "‘Great, Big Idea" in the clothing business is to cut excessive costs by

' _ selling direct from Mill and Maker to Consumer-_- and_WE ,

DO I . All that is nece_ssar_y;yE>ufto be co_nvin__gegi is to Fred k C3183!!

_com are one o our sui s wi a o any o er ai or or

_ ' read?-made dealer in Canada. S“Pt° °f Branches \

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po, v,,,,,,,, Mail Orders

IN-Gaihodns West.

uhaillaaq. _ naar

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If you can’t come to our S_tore let us come to you. Send i§’i§§E“‘»‘?“S' i?°'i"i“i“S““"“ °{‘.”I.‘i1t".‘§§fii~§i.i`§i.'°.§°.§"" 311 _ easouey guaran .

run no chances. Address:-415 St., Catherine Street East, Montreal.

Opposite 'Post Odicé

` “Mill-io,-Man Tailoring SeFr_i?e” _ _

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_ " 158 Richmond Street, Charlottetown, P.\E. I.

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