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--. _, _“tr ' -._ _ ___ _ _ - There was a large number of the ~ _ _ _”,,.-...-~~--~ ' _ "§L:i 'ily-,~" 1n.“'.|'i " ‘ j_““,________ Montague Conservatives attended the ..*Vl8lTiNG PASTOB.- Rev. Pet-

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At our store you will find the lar ' - . _ 868! cogection of diamonds in the city, both in SQ faire andcombination settings. Every ‘ diamond is guaranteed flawless, pure in

y°“ and by °°mPafiS0!l. Very moderate.

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Jewellers, Engravers, etc. -

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3_m_u_1MwmExtablished_ 1868. _ tel. son.-h;_ w. B. Hngzanksnmmsr. h:_f‘}y_ were ,D Montague Manda” and

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_ Agift to strengthen friend- ship-_-your photo. ‘

The Cook Studio

For Tliose Away From - Home

Send a Photograph for Xmas, from.

The Bayer Photo Studio

Easton S. S. Lines

h International Line '

' _. INTERNATIONAL LINE. i

Steamship Calvin Austin, and Gov-

' ernor Cobb.

Leave St. John, Mon., Wed., and

Friday at 9 a. m. for Lubec, Eastport, Portland and Boston. Return, leave Central Wharf Boston, Mon., _Wed., and Fri., at 9 a. m..

MAINE STEAMSHIP LINE STEAMSHIPS NORTHLAND AND

~ NORTH STAR. __ Reduced fares in effect

83.00 to NEW YORK _ Reduced Stateroom Prices. - Leave Franklin Wharf. Portland, Tues., Thurs., and Sat., at 6.00 p. m.

City Tl`cket» Office, 47 King Street. ..A. C.-Currie, Agent,' St. John, N. B. A. E. 'Elernlng, T. F4 P.A., St. John New Brunswick.

Furness " Sailings

Fl& IDNDON From HAIJPAX

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From LIVERPOOL From HAUPAX via Nad. via Nfia.

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There’s a certain superio- ty that is always appar- nt in the Men’s Shoes we ell. We are “out of the rut” ' shoe men for our shoes are different. '

$5.00 t0 $6.00

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EXCTRSION RATES Vancouver & Victoria,B. C. SAN FRANCISCO and LOS ANGLES, Cal.

On Sale daily to November 30th Good ,to Return until 4 December Jlat

$122.80 ~

' From Charlottetown

(Via Point du Chene)

G9? Going and Retlilrlilll dlrliit. Gcing v a Chicagoleturnlnsvia Vancouver. or vice versa. |I7.50 a ditlonal.

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Conservative Convention at George- towh Wednesday -B

those days, potatoes bringing fifty, cents and oats forty. Theta is still a

ngmbsr of vessels in port to be load- e .- .

..*lN8TITUTE MEETlNG.- Mr.

L. Tennant of the Department of Ag riculture, will address a meeting of farmers _in‘the Priest Pond School on November the 9th. and .of the East Point Institute in the Kingsboro Hall on November the 10th. 3793=11-6ME1i.

..°TRAN8FERRED.- Mr. l-laddeu

McLean, Montague. who-has been in the employ of the Canadian Bank of Commerce for some years. paid his home u. visit. Tuesday night, on 'his way to Antigonish, where he has been transferred from the Charlottetown branch.-B.

..*HOTEL V_I8_iTORS.,-o The fol-

lowin are reglatered"at the Cox Ho-

side S. A. Hiltz, Halifax, . S. Mar tln,_ Toronto; A. C. Rogers, -Summer- side; Lionel E. Hall, Isle Verte, Que-

town, W. H. Starrat, Magd., islands; R. W. `Bawell, Moncton; Jas. T. Dur- ant, St. ‘John; W. K. French, Mont- real; John Kusdow, Charlottetown; J. A. Maclsaac, St. John: J. S. Pury, Summerside; F. M. Chandler, Char- lottetown; S. T. Weaver, Halifax!

.JMASONIC MEETING.-- A very

pleasant evening was spent at the Masonic Lodge Montague, Monday evening, when the third degree was conferred on G. M. Schurman, Mon- tague. A number of visiting brethren were pesrent, including several from Mlzpa Lodge, Eldon. After the de- gree work was ‘ completed refresh- ments were .si”:`vcd, Phonograph sel- ections, and song singing whiled away a couple of pleasant hours, the meet- ing was brought to a, close about mid- night with the singing of the National Anthem.-B.

’ as read and after correction sustain-

"*wEDD|NG BELLB"" A ""”`y`ed. Minutes of meetings of October

pretty wedding took pincfi at 'Rollo Bay, Oct. 25th, when Mary Sophia. daughter ci' Louis Carpenter of ltollo Bay was united in the bonds 'of miitrimcny to Bernard Gallant, son of llalnnny Gallant of New Acadia. The ceremony was performed bv ltov. Dr. Walker, Parish Priest. Tho bride was attired in white brocade trimmed with silk, with a white plush hat' to match. She was attended by Miss Josephine Deazle of Rollo Bay. The groom was supported by his cousin. Harmony Gallant of New Acadia. 'File happy couple after a weddng breakfast at the home of the groom, left for a. short trip to Charlottetown where they spent a few .days before leaving for Berlin. M. H., where they will in fut- ure reslde, The groom's present to the bride was a beautiful gold brace-

lei. Numerous other presents of cut m'|»n|s¢e,.s',m`d Messe” W_ McNeill E

' . .°Rev. J. C. Martin, Cardigan, oc-

erson, Eldon, occupied the pulpit of the Baptist Church, Montague, Sun

nothing among you. save Jesus Christ, and Him Cruciiled.-B.

EASTER!! l*Eil$0lilL$

cupied the pulpit in the Methodist Church, Montasue Sabbath last.-B.

. .°Mr. James Mc_Nelil, Commission-

er of Public Works, and Engineer Mc- Kay. were in Montague Wednesday.- B. \

..°Mr. Roy Dill, of the Canadian

Bank of Commerce Staff, Montague, has been transferred to New Glasgow. N. S., and went over in the Enter- prise Wednesday morning.-B,

..°Dr. F. Martin, J. A. McDonald,

Rev. Peterson, Mr. Hubley. Mr. Mc-

attended the Masonic meeting their Monday night.-B.

At Charlottetown and within the

Hall of St. James Church there on Tuesday, November second, nineteen hundred and fifteen and at two o'- clock afternoon at which place and time the Presbytery of Prince Ed- ward island met and was constituted. Mr. J. W. McKenzie, Moderator with whom were present Messrs. Dr. Ful- lertou, Millar, McNeill, R, P. Mu_r- ray, Wright, Robert Murray, A. Mc- Kay Taylor. J. M. McLeod, Gillis, Mcliattie, Irvine, A, Sutherland, M. D. McLeod, R. L. Cotiln, Lockhart, Greenlees, J. S. McKay, D. McEwen, A. B. McLeod, and U. McLean, Min- isters, and Messrs. James, Nicholson, Mclnnis, Campbell, Whitehead, Munn. McNeill, J. J. McLeod and John K. McLeod Elders. The minute of meetings of August third, September twenty-third and twenty-eighth being in the hands of members were held

sixth and nineteenth were read and sustained.

Dr. Fullerton reported from the

Committee on'Congregs.tlons paying less than the minimum, and moved as follows:

That Presbytery express gratifica-

tion that five .congregations have ad- vanced to the minimum and that _oth- ers give fair promise of so doing. that in the meantime the Committee be continued and instructed to con- fer with the Trustees with a view of seourins the minimums in all our con- gregations.

Presbytery adopted _this motion-.

der that their welfare may be assur- ed through proper pastoral oversight.

After lengthy discussion Presbytery

adopted this resolution.

lu connection with the care of des-

titute children Mr. Taylor moved le- conded by Dr. Fullerton: That Pres- bytery desires to place on recordilts appreciation of the noble work done by the Protestant Orphanage on be- half of our orphan children. That we view with pride the success attending the self-sacrificing efforts of those under whose auspices the institution was at nrst established and since maintained. And furthermore in view of the expense entailed in the main- tenance of such an institution, re- solved that Presbytery set apart one Sabbath of the year in which a. spee- ial collection be' taken for the bene- fit of the Orphanage. '

After full discussio ' thii ' wasado ed. 'n` " pang

Presbytery then appointed a com-

mittee consisting of Dr. Fullerton, Mr. G. C. Taylor and Mr. W. K. ROKGPB £0 bring the matter of the P|'°i°5U1I1¢ Ofllhanage before the oth-

er Priitestant bodies in order that Joint awton may be secured on .be- half of this institution.

The following provisional arrange-

ments were made for the induction of Mr. John M. Murchison. The Modera- tor to preside and induct. Mr. John McColl to preach, Mr. G. A. Suther- land to address the Minister and Mr. G- W- Irvine. the people. Mr. D. Mc- Lean was appointed to read the edict. on two Sabhaths. Time and place to be fixed by the Moderator and Clerk.

The Moderator of Presbytery being

unable to be present at Mr. A. Mc- Ke.y's induction Mr. J. M. McLeod was appointed to preside and induct.

The report of Mr. R. L. Comp of

work done at Falconwood Hospital and Infirmary was approved and or. dered to be forwarded to the Home Mission Board, Halifax. Mr. G. Mil. lar reported on the property at Mlm. illisash and stated that Mr. Lock-

hart had visited the lliocality and say some prospect of co ing to 9, some. ment with regard to the building. On motion the committee was continued and Mr. Lockhart added to it.

TUB Pl`@Bbyt9ry'B Home Mission

Committee was authorized to deal with the claims of Invemess Mission and West River. Mr. G. C. Taylor asked Presbytery to make some pro. vision for Inverness during the win- ter. On motion the matter was refer- red to Mr. Roland Davidson who has the 0V€l‘Bi8ht to report to` the Presby- tery’s Home Mission Convener.

Presbytery then adjourned to meet

in the I-lartsvilla Church on Wednes- day. November third at eleven o’- clock forenoon, of which public lmi. mation was made and this sederunt closed with the benedlctlon. '

J. A. GREENLEES,

Moderator pro tempore.

T. C. JAMES,

Clerk.

THE FLEA'S JUMP.

The jumping powers ot fleas have

been much exaggerated, according to

The remita of the General Assembly- re subscription to the standards and publicity were on motion referred to a committee consisting of Messrs. G Millar R Murray and E Lochart.

glass and silverware attested to theinnd T_ c_ Jamem E|de,.B_ ‘ with in_ high esteem 1" which 31° WWW Wed' structions to report_at next quarter-

ded couple were held in the commun- iiy.* '

$100 REWARD_. '$100

The readers of this paper will bepieaaed to

leam that there is at least one dreaded disease that science has been able to cure in all its stugfa. and that is catarrh. Catarrh being greatly n- fluenced bv constitutional conditions requires constitutional treatment. Hall's Catsrrh Cure is taken lutemally and acts thru the Blood on the Muooua Surfaces of the System. thereby destroy- ing the foundation oi the disease, gving the patient strength by buildir? up the constitution and aasistin nature in oin its work. The

proprietors have so much fa§réz__in 'gofurative

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2;"g°»¢"t'liff ii°l'aiir°{n‘hif¢. gen.: for 1u¢i>?t¢a°tf imoniala.

Address F. I. CHBNEY & CO . Toledo, 0`.`

' Sold by all Druggisis. 75c;

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Leaves lnteroolonial Railway Wharf

Picton. Nova Scotia,

MONDAY AND THURSDAY

of each week, on arrival of tha mom- lng' express from -,Halifhx (about noon), for Bouris. P. li. Island, and there awaits the 'arrival of the after- noon train from Charlottetown;

thence in Magdalen islands as tol- owa:- , MONDAY-Leave Bouris for ltalll-

du-Nord. Amberlt.`Griudatoua Island

and 'returns to Picton.

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ll at Point Bossa, Griltdatosc. Am-

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W' ' -5-. ' ~» `."=f`f‘~'l-" gather perutltting. calls at Want _ ff/ ‘pu _ _ -'_'.':1f-:T 'y.-to-land mails and paaaeugts tor -_ 1 A ~~ --_-j ‘ erat,theneetoPryonIalaliil Ra- _ -/_ * ' , calls at 'Point Boisa.`6t‘ind. '__..='._f- f,j'_‘,'_.`;°,‘,'_- ` ate Amherst and Bouria.

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Messrs. Dr. Fullerton and G. C._

Taylor. Ministers and D. Mclnnis Ei-' der, were appointed a. committee to nominate standing committees and to report at March quarterly. Mr. G. Millar prsented the request of the British Guiana Missionaries that the Presbytery in lieu of the support for- merly given to Mesers McKenzie and Lockhart should raise the same suin- vlz. fifteen hundred dollars, to be ap-- propriated for the support of a_headi master for the proposed boys school, in British Guiana. the balance to be for the salary of a. lady teacher in the same province. This proposal had been sanctioned by the Foreign Mission Committee., After consid-i erable discussion the whole question was referred to s. committee consist- ing of Messrs. J. M. McLeod. R. P. Murray, J. A. Greenlees, G. A. Suth- erland and C. H. S. Sterns with in- structions to report fully upon the subject suggesting plans and specially by correspondence with the Foreign Mission and Budget _Committee to ascertain whether this amount would form part of the Budget assigned to this Presbytery.

_Dr. Fullerton called the attention of 'Presbytery to the fact that the Church and manse Building Fund had refused the application of the congregation of Murray Harbor North for a grant on the ground that it was not an augumented congre- gation and that therefore they had no power to deal with the matter and moved as fellows:

Inasmuch as the Presbytery can

find in the rules laid down by Assem- bly and Synod. no rule confining the operations of this fund toaugumented Mnzresations. it requests that the case be re-opened without delay.

-.Presbytery adopted this motion. iur. J. w. Mckenzie being compelled

aleaveliilr.-J. A. Greenlees took the

air. On motion it was agreed that

the .Prelbytary meet _ on the iirsi Tuesday of February at one o’clock afternoon in Zion Church 1-151| to

vate on Union. - i ' »

- Mr-. G. C. Taylor' brought up the matter of more careful supervision af_`youug people moving f'fom‘ our oougrogatlona of whiohhe- had given false previously and moved as 101.

1-*Resolved that sessions of this Pres- bytery shall endeavor to' acquaint

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of this exquisitelygure _ soap. Should yy uy i

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today, you will at once I

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favorite for 126 years.

Though Pears' is the finest of a Soaps, it is sold I

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Matchless for the complexion!

McKenzie & Montgomery

Biaakamltha and Wood Workers.

Farm, Ship and Machine Work, car-

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

All orders promptly attended to.

Give ua a. call. Satiafactionguaran- teed. < ' _

MaKBNZtE A MONTGOMERY.

Brealrwatsr Street,

Souria. P. ll. I.

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Farmers and Builders selling

the beet Lime is our business.

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igreyohr busihiélsg. 'Prices right. Apply to _ f St. Ann’a Lime Qharrie . SMITH _ Dealers in

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The pest few years have seen Canadian farmers going into

dairying more extensively. Shrewd farmers realize that dairying is' not only profitable, but it provides them with a. steady how of cash. Ready money is as valuable and necessary to the farmer as to the city ,business man. _g

lf you do not keep cows, you should certainly investigate the Can-

adian dairying tindustry. lf you already have two or more cows, you need a Standard Cream Separator so that your cows will earn the most cash for you. On page 33 of our cream separator catalog -we print a complete table of skim ming results with from 1 to Z0 cows, showing the difference in dollars and cents of separators skimming at .01 per cent.. .02 per cent.. .04 per cent., and so forth. From this 'table you will readily see why so many progressive Canadian dairy- men have replaced their old separators with the

which skims down to the remarkable close figure of .01 per cent. Write for this separator catalog. The facts are worth knowing. And, if possible, drop into our agents in your locality and see the latest model Standard with -its new intercbangable capacity fea-

provement and other splendid fea- tures.

The Renfrew Machinery Co., Ltd.

Head Office and Works, Renfrew, On-

tario, Maritime Branch, Sussex N. B.

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th i t e-enlly is- ers is of importance in connection

:ug`d"l?yhil?£ Arsgsiczgetlgzpxhrlment of with the spread of bubonic plague and Agriculture. The species known as other diseases of which this insect is

the carrier. The Indian Plague Com-

, A di g to Mitz-

hhlzglnbetqhejlhliiilhlrnumchbrizbntal dis- mission, which has investigated the

habits uf the indian rat flea. finds

' in 13 in-

gigge i:r}1]ds‘tbl;e?iii(hl;ti:\lllni1 dvlgi-,tical dis- itsmaxiniuni height to which it can tance less than eight inches. The jump at 3% inches. One species of

question of the figpgs jumping pow- I flea, the “stick tight," is nearly iri-

capablo of jumping, '

Miller Bros Pianos The Heintzman & »Co._

---A' Piano for the Fastidious _

The makers of the Heintzman & Co., Piano

are not in business to produce merely a good or a VERY GOOD instrument; they manufacture beyond question the BEST PIANO that has ever been offer- ered the public, and the whole resources of their in stitution are bent toward maintaining the\r_SPLEN- DID STANDARD and IMPROVING IT, be it ever so slightly, from time to time. The Heintzman Co. Piano is not an instrument that is produced at a given price to place upon th` market; the expense of its manufacture is a matter of but minor consideration, and the ruling idea has been to make the best piano that skill and genius can put together irrespective of cost. The Heintzman is beyond ordinary comm_erc- ial usuages, and is far beyond the ordinary best piano quality. _ ' _ _ _ _ _-

The exquisite quality of tone in the hemiz-

man Piano is a matter of marvel. Every other manu- facturer acknowledges its unrivalled beauty and very many have spent time and money m the attempt-to duplicate it. - _

Nevertheless, the Heintzman tone remains today

athing apart in Piano tone; there is no other piano like the Heintzman, and we think, no other can satisfy the fastidious purchaser-who can afford to have one. - » ` , We are sole handlers of Heintzman & Co., Pianos in' Prince Edward Island. It will give us pleasure to have you examine our stock.

MILLER BROS.

123 Kent Street

Five times larger stock of pianos than any other

u house in Prince Edward island. ` ' - ,

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with and without Revertible Flue also

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