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tried on, and you can see liow it suits your style and

when he is well dressed.

His Clothes ought to _

be just right, in style, cres.;sel:::__f=, glove like, stuart; all that tailoring

science can nialie them. A suit to order may not look as you thought it would when you saw the

goods iz: the piece.

One of

Shlrefs Real; ln Wear

P5’ I5'

Garelully izzilorcrl Sulls

mirelrasell from us eannbe

The prices will be about 2 5 to 33% less than if

The workmanship in all of Sl1orev’s goods is gua-

all warranted fully shrunk.

Sewn with linen thread and silk, and up to date

every particular. _ /

if All We ask is a call before you buy. ‘ ~ . -

- P. E. I.’s Greatest Cloth-

A ing House. Sole Agent

° 9 for Ch’town.

r WILL BUY .

s5AcrneLoan and Ssviugs............

:ooolluroraConsolidated................ $0.15 5oooAurora Extension.......... 0* looColbsllal Inv't.............. . 625 aooo Casa Grande..._ _ _ . . . .._ .o7 ioooo Dominion Consol'datd..._.. .orx anooBast'n Consolidated 0il_.._... .08 5oanPlnm.asGoldlining........... . .o8

roSovereil'll Inna ........ ..... u5.oo

gocahnion Consolidated Rei’g_.........

will bny and PAY CASH for all or any part

I WILL SELL

5oAhbeyE8'Salt _ . _ . . _ . . . . . . . . . . .._ S 5-ooo

.'5ooAkka Oil at slices .- -~7 aoaoarco1_a0onsolidntdd0il.... ._ .on

roonasdian ltrrkbecz............ ._ omoo

D b Oil .54

iooolitlrel Consoldated........ . . . . . . . ... .rr lpn Bl Capirnn i opper . . . . . . . _ . . . . . . .._ .o7 snootrie Ontario (sac iiice ssle)_..... .o6 soooGold’l‘nnnel . . . . _ .._ _ .13 _rpnleximnk &Dev. “A"__..__. os. sono Kergenthsler Horton....... _ .ro sooo National Barium ....

anno Union Gonaolldated Oil . . . . . . . . ._ . . . E sans Visnaga Gold Mining.. .' ....... .. x7

smssariousx, unnucrioivs will be found I

inlY<PllICE LIST on a thousand and one d&'lt.‘.¢k8. Hy UARKET LR (TER ls re- eoenlned as aarhoritv and ia what yoirwant ‘ I WILL BUY AND PAY CASH for any marker- nlrleiecnrlty. Write or telegraph me before

-tradln elsewhere. I Al THE BEAD-`

QUARTERS.

Noltltrs P. BRYANT,

Largs: asain is rrsusrea swan '

on this Gontinent.

E4 St. Francois Xavier Street. Montreal.

srrrl|rr_j§_ sire.

By virtue of n Writ of Statute Execution to

nredirvcted, issued out of His Maj-s‘y's Su- preme Guin of Judienture at the suit of Ham- mond S. Vefsey. Administrator of the personal estate and effects which were of Thomas Ves- sey, deceased, who died intestatc.l against George Carterand lssac Carter. I f ave taken and seized as the properly ~ f 'he said Goorge mrler and I-aac Carter a'l rhe estate, right. tile and interest of the ~a-n George Carter and Imac Carter in and to all that tract. piece or Qhttlol llfld, sirtlste, 1, mg and being ill the Gly or Charlottetown. ml queen’s County, ‘handed and described as 'or ows: Commenc- ing at the western corner of a piece of land en- closed by Ruston Street, Prince Street, Fitzroy mreet and Gfeat George %_reet; thence south- eastwardly sling Great G ~orge Street for the distance of Efty-two feel ; thence northeast- wardly at right angles tl G ea\ George Street Ina' the distance of one Hundred feet; thence

nartbwestwardly parallell to Great George Sreet uhv-two eeter uni l it str-kes Euston Sreet; thence southwestnardly along' Euston &1eet one hundred feet to the place of com mencement. and is Plot Number rr, aa drawn on a plan of “Hell md Grove" Bled in the Omen

ofthe Registrar or Deed. for said I.-land, and ishnrke "Holland Grove." And I hereby give Public Notice that I will on Tuesday the ioth dayoflday, A. D. |994. at the hour of '1‘welno‘clock noon, at the Court House in

Charlottetown, in sal# Cruntv. set up and sell at Publlc Auction the said property or as much theft-of as will satisfy the Levy marked on mln W_nt.beinu the sum of Tno Hund ed and llifry-erght dollrs and thirty-six cents, with interest on Two Hundred and forty-six dollars nndraeventv-five cents from the s8th ‘dav of 0e‘ober. A. D. 1903 till paid, at six ner cent per annum. besides e`henE's fees and all other legrl inciienral expenses.

BWHN MacDOUGALL,

_ Sherilf of Queen’s County.

Sheriffs Ofice, Qrieen's County,

October gorh, rpg.

Janes I. johnstos. PlalntilPs Att'y.

6 Fr( 31

A Provincial AUCTION S A LE

Pulte Brzab°Fr`I|vn srocrc -win. an mum ar -ran- Exhibition G_rgr;nds, Ch°Town THURSDAY, DEC. 3. l_903 Oounnencing at 1 o’clock m. Theentrleninclnde the 'following:- Bulls. 3210.6 Rdfersgshortnornlz r lan re]

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Departmental &rlcnltnre

Charlottetown,

ocaniren a. co.,

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Mortgage Sale

To be srlfi by Public Auction on the premises

in Charlottetown in 3neen’s County in Prince Edward Ialan on Wedne-day the thirtieth day of December, A D 1993 at the hour of is o‘clock neonf

All that tract. piece or parcel of land siluate

lang and being n Charlottetown bounded and

bed as follows that is to ssy commencing

ou the eastern side of Hillsborough Street at a point seventy feet anuthwardly from south aide or Kent Etreet thence eastwardly and parallel to Kent Street eighty four feet or to the west line of Archibald Whites land thence north

el ° h Hillsboro lr Street to

wnrdly ‘perlll wit ug Kent Street aforeaa‘d and thence westwardly along Kent Street eighty four feet or to Bills- borough Street thence nouthwardly along the mme sev niy feet/ to the place of commence-

in the tnird hundred of Town lots in Charlotte-

town.

The above ss le is rnade pursuant to a Power of

Sile contsi ed in a certain indenture of Mort- rrage bearing date the twenty-third ‘ dar of March A. D rP9r. made between Mark Wright

“‘....°;""-""‘.l"‘.-"ll}“..€’.‘ ““.‘2“° S‘“.....“" "'? u rs n o e erpa an use o defaultlln payment of the principal inotey in said Mortgage

D ted this sgrd day of Novensteq A. D ago;

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_ lortgagee.

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This is the sign ol the WALK OVER - SHOE

lt stands for best quality stock, brainv workmanship and latest fashion in foot- wear. We have a style to lit your f» ot.

Price $4.50 and $5.00.

MORRIS & SMITH,

l Sole Agents for Ch’town. ’

GUARDIAN 'WANTS

vo Lev _

'l`O-LE F-House on King Street, near Rail-

way containing nine rooms in good order Apply to Thos, McQnald, Lower Queen Street.

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_ Fon sane

I non _.ALE or. 'ro RENT.-'nm “cond hand typewrlters (Ciligraph,) Apply ,to box 463, City. 23d 31

FOR SALE -Registered Improved York

Boar Glenhodaon Hero, fnrrowed. ist Sept root-bred by D. rDrummond, sire Oak Lodge, Chance, bred by I. Brethour, Brat priz-_Halifax and Charlottetown, toor. Or will exchange for an improyed ' registered Berkshire Boar, bacon type Parties' having Berkshire for sale or exchan ewrite Morell Furmera Insti-

inte, H. D. McEwen, Secy. llorell. P. E. I,

ao tu, rl. sa aw _

WA fl T E D

__ WAlITBD»-By n lady,`bonrd for the winter in a orivate family.-“Enquire at this odce. lid 31

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| Prince County- `

ment and is part of town lot number rrinetv-Sveu N01' Ghumbffllnli Y¢Sl"¢l'dlY *huh WU'

rgsto close on lo eleven thousand,

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L-r‘es°'frtim Summerside andl

» Supreme Courts meet in Summorsldo ONE is FOUR PERSONS .

today. v ' I I ' O. o peiaonln every four fu!-ll 111°.”

There we rv ilve horses among the f ahlr-l or tells from irohrultg piles. Some _do

mt-nts by the Northumbarlnui yesterday morning. .

Rev. A.D.lf.rCully and Rav. Mr.Paaroa Shediac, will exe-range pulplts agalll

Tan member of the Women’s Auxiliary

ara asked to be at the guild room Wed- neaiay afternoon at 3 30 to meet Misa Leslie. All Interested in missions are ir- vlted to the above mootlns.

Tun congregation of Dorn wallls, R. S. p irish church has unanimously voted to invite Rev. T. C.Msl|or, of Summeralda to become their rector. Mr. Mrrllor, who has just returned fi-ours vial.. to England, has not as yet. given a reply.

Mira Hattie Wadman, who spent the

past summer in Summeraldo left yester- dayior Stratford. Oct., where sho will visit iorashorb time before joining her psrenlsln Deuver,Colo. E. W. Mai son acc mpanled herasfar as Moncton, N.

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Miss Leslie 0! the Church of Englrnd

Zennna Missionary Society stationed at Too Choo,Chlna will give an address in Sr.. Mary`a guild room on Wednesday evening, Nov. 25 at 7.30 o’clook. Miss Leslie brlngawlth her some exhibits lo illustrate her lecture. _

Any one desiring to enjoy a good hearty

laugh. ri cle in comedy performance should attend the Jerry from Kerry shows in llarkot Hall on Nov. 80. Doo. 1 and 2. The Patton and Jerry C r were certainly never surpasfed by any com- pany that over visited Summeralde. Ad' mission children 25.3.' Adults 35:. Ro- aorvod seats 50c.

S. H. Jonxs forwarded 2l0 lambs by the

clude his shipments for this season. The number of lamba shlppod by Hr. Jones this season total nearly seven thousand. which is something short of his beat years hero and accountable only for by the fact that _more could not be procured. The number of llva geese forwarded by Mr. J ones , this fall aggre-

rwhich is the largest season’s shipment yet. made by him from this port.. Hr. Jo eshsathls season again been unable tohandla turkeys because otthelr. not being la ht condition in time for tho American Thanksgiving; Dar farmooo .com not yetto `be_ nanoatodto the alvuntage of getting " their _ turkeys roady for this marker. Nextyear aaan inducement .Tones intends odsring prizes to tha farmers who will raise and deliver to him the largest numbers of turkeys in time for the American Thanksgiving market.

Tha marriage of Percy M. Machfabon. I. C. B. operator _at Moncton and Kiss Marion F. G. M~ioM\llan, youngest daughter of Daniel Maclllllau took place at St. Jobn the B ‘ptist Chuch, Hlsoonol-e at an early hour yesterday morning. The oframony was performed by Rav. A.

of tha groom and Misa Emma C. Mw- `Mll1au attended the 'happy couple. The bride, who was very booomlngly §r- tlrod in a handsome gown of white silk. trimmed with Irish point. lace and ribbon and worn a veil and wreath of orange blossoms, was given away by her father. She carried a bountiful bouquet of brldll roses. Tha bridesmaid also looked very nice dressed In white crgandio trimmed with ribbon. The ceremony over, nuptial high mass followed. _Hra. Gaudet ably presided at the orgaii and the sinking was allthat could be desired. The altar was brilliantly lighted with tapers and daoora- ted with flowers. Among the many valu- able and useful glftc to the bride were a handsome gold watch and chain present- ed by the groom and cheques from her brothers. Followed by the good wlahos of a host of friends and amid showers of rice the happy couple took the train to Sum- I merslda whore they crossed by the N arti- umborlsnd on ri trip ho varltus points in the Maritime Provinces. _

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’ ' " ~ I" _ " i - _ -_nsiontefe _._ ` Observer 9,. brilliant lampooni. in

` ' \ ` ~ - - which Hr. Barrie was represented as

_WANTED-PAITHFUL PRISON TOCLLI.

lorneurliraasssaucau rar nassrmqrsg ‘hon-se;lncal terrltorylstraightmlary _$aof paid ,wpirly and upensemoney advanced; prev

_rlonsexperleaoannneoesaarygpoaltion perrnaa-

ent;bnslnesa sucnemful. Incline self-addses

lcdenvelope. Superintendent ‘l‘ravell_era. iso Konm Bldg.. Chimgo. Oct Qt! Nova; MEN WANTED

l rs:o::llorcasasaasnnsnaosrsrsa IHA! OOIIIIG-CQ syaarandlspm.

fc:-naa.' ' am*a:u'?L_” wrunsnnn' rurasnnstr-¢.| » _ f '_' 'I' ‘ SIM *KIM IFPIIKI C0..

_ _ 'no mappiaas Day. ' ‘ha old Ian-_-"Wall, uid, 1-wi.;

lou every P°lSib1o happiness, and I _assure you. '.a_§ `a- man of that you will always look`_back upon to-day as the happiest of your life. "Phe Young _Man-I am _very much

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--- l|oel.tly rl-.lui-nod' trout _Wsp.ll»‘l, Aasnif

slr. Cummins. .photographer at B »r

tagno ls in lbs ony. _ _ John A. Colllrrts left yas‘er<lay morn ng

on a few days vials ro Moncton. Mila Hamilton roturoofl mcrnlnrr from s short vlslt no

M,-,.,, P, V, Vssiey his returned' _to York af ar- spell-ring alan weeks in tba

r city. V

A. Wo'l sley' Sluifh of R s nosth, ro'

speu Su .day at York

h i ll t no

gtll?=‘;str'irsv':e.r'.'g;en‘;al';i o|rDr.‘0'l|iln:b‘ll Ulht- `urent an the only snaolnte. and allll\1\¢\ euro for rhls clam salng n_l»f\\~#-_ UN ara nr-ull'crer_ ask your no\lll1'f°"| il-°“*' this grfut prooaratlon. it usa rs popu ar as a result of tie noon 0| moi-its being pu sod from fr-lend to fr.

_ rr-rt-_ NAVAL POLICE.

Obsoura, lat Pound on Ivory lnttlashlp

of tho British Navy. Probably the most obscure police

force ln existence is that known as tho Naval Police, members of which are to be, found on every battleship in the British Navy. Although Bri- tish sailors have their own police- men to look after them, it _must not.. be inferred that this tate of things is necessitated by the bad conduct of- the men. As ii matter of fact, it is not often that the naval constable has to use his powers afloat, but when in port hc is always busy in the interests of Jack. The naval- constnbles on every ship are under the control of the nra.Ster~a.t-arms, the highest. position in this' police force, to which a salary of £2 2s. 9, week is attached. Their duties consist in maintaining order throughout the vessel and guarding the ship’s stores. When ri ship is in port it is not an unknown occurrence for thieves to slip aboard unobserved. and the constable on patrol has, oi' course, to prevent this.

As soon as a ship enters port it is

usual for seamen of good behaviour to obtain leave to go ashore, und very often J ack is so lost in the en: joyment of his little holiday that ho fails to return to vessel at the appointed time. The naval constab- les t-hen row ashore, and, having ap- prehend the dcsertcr, take him back to his ship, when he receives a. light. sentence from the master-a.t.-arms for

But withal the naval police are a.l ways popular with the men, who know well enough that they never make trouble unless there is just cause for it On the other

they _sometimes rescue Jack, nftrr tough iight from the haunts. landsharks to which he has .seen r lured, as often nsnot displaying the most remarkable courage on his hllf~

'Another reason for the of these police is that_thcy__

ly _sailors themselves, and have vcd on the lower deck for threeyenra as ordinary seamen before being pro-. moted to corporal of police. Furth- ermore, they must have a clean con- duct sheet and be indefntigablo work-Q ers while to distinguish -them they

P." on their sleeves. _

A Walled Town in Brltnln. In the old days when might was right the city that was walled about was common enough, but there are very few towns in Britain which preserve their walls at the present day. Oi those few, undoubtedly the most unique is Berwick-upon-Tweed,

McDonald. Parnell Msolllahon, brother th” 014 B°"d°" *'°W”» Whi°h had °°‘

cupied many n, page of the past his- tory of the United Kingdom, and I which to_ this very day enjoys the disitinction of special mention as a.

i place apart from the United King-

dom in every Royal proclamation is- sued. Hcre the old battlements built -in the time of Queen Elizabeth re- main- intact, with all but one of ,the ancient gateways, and even in some cases the very pondorous gates themselves on their old rusty hinges. In reality there are too walls. the outside and older one, of which now only some fragxr\ents’remain _stand-I

_ ing, dating back to the far-oil’ times of Edward the First, who in the

small part of which now remains- ~decreed that Baliol should be King or' Scotland, n decree which, as every schoolboy knows; was soon set at de- fiance by the Bruce and his hardy, warriors. On this outer line of the

which the warning notes of the war bell were rung to denote the ap- proach of an enemy, an object _ ` tui"a.1ly of great interest to all si-

:bra to the town.

.1111-nusifl

Kr. lnrrln’s Llttln Joko;_ `

James M. Barrie, the famous Scot-

tish author, who is very shy stap- _cial functions or.banquets, and Co-11 A hardly bo ihduced to either converse freely _orutoérl n speech. is notaboye ` poking fun at himself. On one oo- c h in the Scots

attending a public '_'di_nner, ."k0¢Pi,h¢ l ovary ions; in rcs.-rs;'of‘ laughter 1 with his unoeasing_. of wit _ and

i and finally endin` up' by

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warm winter clothes and ef 118- _ We cariprovidc you vim

lil the Clothing line, 3 Httlg better than any others _

you' If you are not satisied is 50,

SUllS _

Are well named, 3,1-¢ Perfatiun

are really proud of this-_e_leganr»;_Yb1»g_m1 6;,

like to have an opportnnrry gf _sh?w§ng__i_th¢rm to 3`vi`l»°S“*l’r.f?.}’i§’ if iii' "°”"."f.‘3l’f ‘*“‘-"""° “

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his thoughtlessness. _

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|`°P_3\.`$_m. _ K » _ making the of___ 31° °Y_°'°1f\8-_ ' When n,'oertain" li_tera'ry_ friend of Irlri' .Bnrri'o'a saw this wickedly clever piece of satire, _his indignation. lfnew’ no bounds, and he. rushed into print darnandln ~b .all the. out:aged.gqdn

obliged, slr. for jour 'good wighgg, but-you area little ni`i'at_a’ken.?»‘“; dl. is not till to-morrow _that-"I io _ be married. '1‘lw`ox<t 1lnm=Y fyg, I know. That's what llc-Up. _ ` I '

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that the author oi thi infamous 'ticlo 'should stiaightway disclose him- self., ann be dealt- with accordingly-iff But, alas for the well-meaning friend. e the author- was none other. than llr.

Barrie himself.

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