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CURES OLD
ULCEROUS SORES
MEDICAL David Sutherland, Clyde
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S~ SAN MCA ANd OTHER ITEMS.
q@ireat Jacket § sale. Beer |
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C.M.B.A —The Alberton branch of the U.M.B.A.gave an at bome last week the function was a most enjoyable one.
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W.C. T. U.—A public
meeting under will be Schoolroom of Live Kirst
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tive at ;
thodist Churebh on Tuesday
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~\ number of sum-} issued against persons | neglected to pay their horse and |
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monses have been
earriage tax and truck licenses. They | | are returnable o1 Dec. let. ne ' Harvest Soctat [here will be a | harvest social and entertainment on | lnankegiving evening in the Kindergarte | Hall, under the management of the Ladies’ Aid Society of the First Methodist Church. | - | Caristwis —-Rather early to talk of it | vet,—but make a note of the fact that | “Prince Edward (sland Illustrated” is an appropriate present to sead to friends
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Have to te seen to be ap- preciated. Last year thev were made a little too light. This year they are made heavier, of black vestal calf or tan oi] graia leather,with good heavy soles, sewn on by the goodyear method.
The large brace eyelets and their glove-like fit give them an artistic touch.
$3.00 per pr
ALLEY & 60.
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See window for Hokey dis- play. Cheaper at $1.95, $2.35 aod $2,438.
Lecture and Entertainment Course
SEASON 1897—1898. St eter's New Hall, Chtown
Alternate Tuesdays as follows :—
Nov. 16th and 3Cth.
Dec. 14th aad 28th.
Jany. llih avd 25th.
Feb. 8th and 22nd.
Particulars of each Entertainment will be given in due course in our local colums
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THE “Wedding Present
of to-day, if rightly chosen, becomes the heirloom of the future.
No gift is more appropriste on the wedding day—none more welcome or more lasting — than some form of Silverware or Jewelry.
At this season our new goods
are coming in. We have the very best and latest ideas in
SILVERWARE and JEWELRY
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W. W. WELLNER
Jeweler.
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Royal Oak Scap under the counter. g .
Inferior brands pay larger profits.
fnsist on having,Royal Oak Soap.
You wil get it if you are plucky.
abroad. Price 25c atall bookstores and at this cffice. aicsamaa a Y. M. C. A.—The Tuesday evening prayer meeting will be resumed in the Y. M. ©. A. Hall tomorrow evening at 8 o’elock. Song service at 730. The President will lead the meeting. All persons having Gale hymn beoks will
kindly bring
£g them.
Everybody welcome.
Potics Covar—ib« forenoon John Bolger andTnomas Meek appeareu in answer to summonses charging them with violating the Loquor Regulation Act by obstracting the view from without of the interior of their saloons. They were each fined $5 and costs or 30 days imprison - ment.
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Scrrceatep py Smoxe.—There is no doubt, according to a Moccton despatch, that Father Bradley, whore death was reported last week, was suffocated by smoke trom a fire set in his room. Father Bradley was in the habit of reading after retiring, and it issupposed he fell asleep and left the lamp burving, which set fire in some way tothe bed clothing. He got up, but was unable to make his eacape from the room.
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Boston Comepy Cowpany.— The Bosten Comedy Company, under the management of Mr. H. Price Webber, will open a short engagement at the Opera House on Thavksgiviny Day. Thies company has always received good houses in Charlotte- town, and no doubt will on this occasion, after an absence of three years. Tickets will be on sale tomerrow merning at the usual places. The company will arrive here on Wednesday via Pictou.
Artemperep Murper.—lIntelligence has been received of the attempt to murder Dr. P. R. Moore, formerly of Sackville, now of Los Angeles, California. The would be murderer was a boy pnamed Glover, 15 years of ag’, who was acting as guide for the doctor aad brother, who were out shooting. Glover purposely seperated the doctor and his brother and shot the He alimitted that Dr. Moore will
doctor in the head. the motive was robbery. it is thought recover.
A Bsar Story.—The other nigit while Mr. T. C. Glennie, of Oxford, was driving come cattle out of a field he was surprised to come upon two bears not far from where the cattle were grazing. In the darkpess Mr. Glennie mistook the bears for cattle and started to drive them out, but eoon found his mistake for one of the animals showed fight and Mr. G. beat a dignified retreat. A hunt was afterwards made
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for them but the bears bad decamped into the woods.—Sackyille Post.
ESTEEMED EXCHANGES.
Mail and Empire: ‘“ At the very outset Mr. Miils have Cabinet. There he certain!y would have} heen had it not happened that in the fixing | of the qualificativas for portfolios wealth and the ability to effect deals’ were more | telling arguments than mere brains. Mr, ! Mills is a Strong constitutional authority, a voracions reader andaciose thinker, In his hands the work of the Justice! Department oaght to be dove well. It is the A ivieory Inod-|
Ought to been in the
as one ol a z CC, : } 2 $0 wuard OUI ubinet be Wilil exercise a
out of the bad |
can do good service |
throwing material. There he to the country.”
Montreal Gaz tte: Hon. David Mills has assumed the portfolio of justice in the! Laurier Cabinet. Mr. Mills is best known | for his long speeches and his philosophy. | He is also to be credited with no small! ability, considerable independence of mind, and purpose todo that which is right.| He will be an addition to the strength of | the better elea ent inthe government. He} will do all that one man may to keep it in | the path marked out by its mem bers’ ante- | election pledges; and for this Conservatives as well as Liberals may be satisfied with his somewhat delayed recognition.
St. John Sun: Io spite of the neglect and blunders of the Goveroment in making the winter port contracts, itis likely that a large business will be done at this port during the coming wiuter. Some of the lines which have arranged to give a direct service expect to provide extra sailings, and itis thought that other steamship lines that have no subsidies wil! patronize this port. This is an evidence that a mag- nificent direct service might have been ob- tained for half the mail steamship subsidy. The Beaver line ships were all right for the experimental service, or for the emal e: subsidy, but the best service they can give under the double port arrangement is far below what the country ought to get for the money it pave. This is no disparage-
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mentof the Beaver line company,which has |
always been popular in St. John, and of | the management, which is eoterprising and accommodating. The company is probably getting no more than it deserves for taking on itself the terrible handicap of the call et Halifax.
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Ex Governor Fletcher’s lecture on til]- ing the soil is the best humorous address ever given in Oregon, not excepting Bill Nye or Eli Perkins.—Daily Capital Jour- pal, Salem, Or gon Nev. 8.
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We do not put Puffs in our window; as they soon get soiled by dust, &.
However we have a nice assortment inside to choose Prices from 5c to
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Embroidery Dilks. .
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Brightness unrivalled,
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We now have avery ex- tensive range of these well- known silks.
Additional new ex pected to morrow.
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AARARARI REA CHILDREN'S ULSTERS
Nothing is so suitable for School Children as a good Warm Ulster. Jackets are “the correct thing” for Sunday per- haps, but is there any garment so downright satisfactory for a snow- storm or a snapping cold day as a reliable English Ulster.
That’s the kind we have in stock—all leading sizes,
Misses’ Hats. Gaiters; Hosiery, Gloves. Scarfs. Undervests,
Just what you want At what you want it.
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‘To come and trade with us once, means that you come again,
The treatment you receive, the qualitv and assortment of goods shown, and the exceptionally low prices on all lines of goods, asked by us, will make us lasting friends,
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in goods asgood as gold. Full velue for every dollar spent with them. L. E. PROWSE, B. C. PROWSE.
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$2.95 $2.75 $3.95 34.50 3.75 3,50 4.50 5.00 4.50 4.00 5.00 5.59 5.00 4.50 6.00 6.00
The above prices are only just a few of the many bargains to be obtained in our famous Clothing Department. we have thousands of dollars worth of good honest readymade clothing, bought at a shade over half price,
Ladies’ Sacques, Ladies’ Capes, Fur Sacques, Fur Capes.
Our great sale of ladies capes and sacques, is moving the gar- ments out in grand style, every person pleased, so if you want to be pleased— please come and see,
ROTHERS,
The Wonderful Cheap Men
$10,000 | sii EXTRAORDINARY:
City = Debentures STOCK OF ST, GEORGE'S PHARMASY
EALED TENDERS addressed to the accordingly.
undersigned, and endorsed “Tenders tor City Debentures” will be received at this Office until noon, on
FRIDAY NOVEMBER 26th
For the purchase of Ten Thousand Dollars ($10,000) Debentures of the City of Charlottetown.
These Debentures are of the denomi- nation of Five Hundred Dollars ($500) each, and are payable in twenty (20) years from date of issue; bearing interest at four (4) per cent per annum, payable half yearly, and are iesned by virtue of a special Act of the Legislature, in redemp- tion of School Board Debentures falling due December Ist next.
The Debentures will be issued on and bear interest from the lst December, next.
The Council do not bind themselves to aceept the highest or any Tender.
Tenders will be received for part or whole.
Hair Brushes, Combs, Perfumes, etc, HALF PRICE. All the leading Cough Syrups and Emulsions 20’ per cent off. A lot of Shelf Bottles and Fixtures cheap.
REDDIN BROS,
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\WEDDING RINGS THAT WEAR
By order I am showing a nice line of
H. M. DAVISON, City Clerks Office, City Clerk, City Hall Nov, 11, 97—3i eod
HENRY R. LORDLY C. E A.M Can. Soc, C. E.
Graduate College of Civil Engineering Cornell University.
Consulting Engiveer for General Work, Specialties: Hydraulic, Sanitary Engineer- ing and Bridge Designing.
Offices at Charlottetown and St. John.
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Plain Gold Rings in extra heavy weights.
Wedding Presents
[am opening to-day a new and choice line of Silverware, as good as the best, and as cheap, we believe, as the vheap- est. Your trade will be . mutually
helpful.
G. F. HUTGHESON
The Queen Street Jeweler,
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