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I ,Tuesday and Wednesday. 22nd and I

` 23 rd November.

A Potitiil Tin of 1>m.Q| tlne of the most important meetings

ni 'l`zii‘t-ii' BAK-

powntiit nn- 38C

- A Snviiig of from ‘.Z0c to '.25 on Every llountl you Buy.

S ti1lf§PR9£N 5':,'f,',ypER

wtf Punt' Alisuomntetoi

$¢l.IIN QU; . Il 0llE POUND

'nie good cook no longer

f; has excuse for using Cream of t Tsrtar and Soda, as this new 1 Baking Powder is surely as I Economical, at the same _time __ being much more convenient tense. It is perfectly uni- form and always works the Same.

Illial Pnplewanl.

_ Goods ilsat attract

In S{ylo,Quaiity and I ` Price.

Avisit to our store will con- "`f vince you that our stock is _g both attractive in appearance.

tirstclass in quality,nnd satis-

i" factory in price.

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Ii We are general commission mer-

clnnts, direct importers of Oranges, lemons, Bananas, etc., Jobbers and receivers cf butter, Eggs, Cheese and . sllfarm products. Goods of all kinds * lmght and sold on a moderate coni- Mon Correspondence solicited. WOODILL '& CO, 7 265 Barrington S.-._ { lulyl5dtinl Halifax-N Q

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Notary and conveyancer.

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IORCHESTER and MONCTOILN-B

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_ “Rice Pith er‘s rl- ure on Queen Street. ` Hosted wer ho; wiser# El -ctric lights etc.

lim mod. r ~. t wi. is Palmer

l 'a.e. . “ly o . 's. . . .

?a%¢IiSto1-I. Jiinigilulnier. Cli`To‘.vn Nov.

T0Llll`l` A Uwe liiir on upper Euston Street lilly to CHARLES .\lc\;Rr-:GoR. 4 if

T0~Lh.T.-that plea. aiiily situated. dwelling

1', fi cate \\ I‘»_ hlted with electricity Possession veu

1 HW ` i ' _ P ___ "matt %<re‘t .éitelyi octizgpierdon bayi Cana

If"'l°0inIely. Apiily to Henry C. Douse. gitf. _

'I'-LI~i'I.-.1 t:oiiTf'orta5le house on Uvpert mhboro St. containing 5 rooms. Vory hea1t.hY ¥lIZl0n.lin.rge yard andstnble. Enquire Of

J- Wood. corner of Hillsboro and 13115110" *lets or on the or_iiii<es» 2 tf L

`iAN'l`El).-A plain cook witg'e~a $7.00 no!

_ 'ulillg references prefered. Apily to this

lor 22. if

Exit. sitirzitc on Water str. c;»,.,,.w in posses

NTLETI-That comfortabio wick aweuins

“0'mi’f \r-. .\lcl)onald. pggge-igion giver;

`- `.'tliec.i‘ciiibcr. A D Peake Bro siin nz: gin "_ ‘gsm mg ly to

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ALE-N ew revise# encyclopaedia Dic- vols.5300 ges, richl il1nstrated;ca.n about haliaprice at Hornsby’s Bopfly

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'Q WANTEU `_ Of force of character who can turnis

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i pe hips. of the year takes place to-day ani! to-morrow in the Baptist Church. \\ hat about it, merchants and men of business. whodo not or will not lind

Q tinieioatiendsuch meetings of the_

inost important institution in the

-church of to-dav? Are you making

spiritual provisions for .he children in your home 1’ lt you do not care for those conventions and do not take an interest in the Sunday School work, how can you expect your children to be faithful and iucrestcd ittienflants of the Sunday School? Look carefully over the programme and if you cannot be there all the time, look for the parts of uzost interest and that will be of great- est help to you and endeavor to be pre- sent.

And you, care worn mothers in the

home can you not steal away an hour or two. and learn something of not only what your children are doing in the Sunday School but something that will guide and help you in their training and government at home?

Young man and women who are

working in ofli ces sud stores. ask your employers for the permission to attend a part of the time ‘it lout, Don’t hesitate to ask them for they will glad- ly let you go for such a. good cause.

We have Dr. L'1f.~as and others wide

iwnlie in Sunday School work, to ad- I dress the convent.on and to enliven it with their presence and euthusiasm.'I`he Executive Committee intets this morn- ing at 9 o`clock sharp and it. is urgently rsquested that all committees in con- nection wirh the convention be present as well as superintendents and dele- gates from schools.

All delegates please report themselves

on arrival to the billeting committee in the Sunday School room of the Baptist church Committee.

The following is the programme for

tO°day Z1

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Meeting of Executive at 9 o’clock.

10.30 :lol 1l__Preparation Service, Rev. A. F. Wightman. I

ll to 11.30-Report of Exccuiivel

Committee.

11.30 to 12--Reports of County Asso-

ciations and address by Rev. A. Lucas

on Country Orgirizations.

sncoxii sl-:ssioN. I

__ -Devoional Service, Rev.

. K. llerdmnn. _

’ 2.30 to :3_Report from Home De-N pzirtnicnt and (onieience, conducted by ` Rev. ll. E. Cook. I 2.50 to 3 -Report from Normal Dc-

partment and Conference, led by Rev~ John Goldsniith.

3.30 to 4-Normal Leison, Rev. A,

Lucas.

4 to 4.30~-The S S. as an Educational

Agency.

1.30 to Ii-County Conferer:ce,ltd by |

Ccunty Presitlcnts. I

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7.1.) to 7.45__Dn;-otional Service,

liev.George Maniiold.

7.45 to -$.15-“fords of \Velc0me

froiii S.S.\Vorkers, Mr. J.K. Ross; The (`h»_~rches and Citizens. Rev. W. J. Kir- by; Reply, Mr. Thos Moyse, Bedeque.

8.15 to 8.35-Echoes from the

\\`orld`s S. S. Convention, (London). Rev. J. Goldsmith.

8.3.5 to 9-Address by Rev. A.Lucas,

The Spiritual Side hs S.S. Work.

9 to 10 -Offering-Address by Rev.

J. D. Freeman.

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WOHAN’S COUNCIL

When one comes to think ofgit there

is very little cause for all the apprehen- sion that has been entertained regarding the future of the Canadian Womans Council. It is only because of the exceptional advantages ithe Council has heretofore enjoyed that its prospects look a little dark now. It may _not accomplish so much without Lady Aber- deen as if did under her able guidance, but there is no reason for supposing that its usefulness, will be seriously impair- ed. Lady Aberdeen has imbued her followers with much of her own spirit, and many of them have exhibited such ability and devotion in their work that as body which had neverhad a Countess of Aberdeen would consider itself fort- unate in the possession of such leaders. Then there is the happy combination of high social position with more prac- ticsl qualifications in the new president, Lady Edgar; and the particularly fort- unate choico of Miss Wilson,the present secretary of the International Council, and formerly Lady Abordeen’s private secretary. All this, with the new central omce, the assurance of the se¢retary’s salary for three years, and the continued interest and -support of Lady Aberdeen herself, ought to be I suicient guarantee against fulllté-

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PROVINCIAL S» S- CONVENTION 1

TRADE ANI] SHIPPING

PORT Ol" C HARLOTTFTONVN.

'1`he Quebec department of agricul-

ture hasissued a bulletin nn the crops in the province based on T99 reports from different parts of me country, dating from the end.ot Sentember and the beginning of ()¢tober.The report is a very satisfactory one. and the num-- ber representing thc average condition of the crops is mitch higher than that of last year at the same date, which was only ti1.while this year the figure has risen to 79. The highest average this year is obtained from clover, and the lowest from buckwheat, rye and potatoes. Fodder crops have a bigher average generally than roots or grain. which is precisely the rewarse .of last year.

Nov 21. Ar.--Uuion,.Gorrior,Syd.ney; Kate and Ellen, McLaire_. Picton; Ada, I Trenholm. Sydney; Alma, Boudrot, Picton; Ethel Aggie, Phaleu, do; Isabel, Mclnnis, Pinette; Life Boat, Anderson, Picton; Vivian, Peters, Chatham. Nov 21. Cld.--S.S. Bonavista, Fraser, St. John’s, Nfld.

PORT OF IUMMIR SIDE.

Nov. 19, Inwards: Marie Anne,

Arsenaull, North Sydney, coal.

Nov. 19, Outwards: Marie Anne.

Arssnault, Sydney, bal.

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Tobacco, Cigarettes can be cured at the Keele Institute in Portland. Maine. So can Neui-as thenia., Nerve Exhaustion and that always tiredfeeling, seldom at ease condition, and the system restored no its_ normal condition Write for particulars.

BARGAIN prices on ladies’ water-

proofs at STANLEY Bcos. 22,2in.

-48 ladies waterproofs, new, stylish garments at clearance prices at STAN- LEr`s. 22,2i.

TRYON tweeds and flannels at R. H.

Ramsar & C0’s., Grafton St , Charlotte- town.

OUx American cousins consider tur-

key, celery and cramberry sauce an absolute necessity on Thanksgiving day. We have the celery_and berries, do not forget them. today when marketing. If you do send up for them at J. J. Gay & Son Head Prince SL. Telephone 190. 22 2i.

LaDIEs` waterproofs $3.25 for $2.25,

$4.75 for $3 25, and $5.65 for $3.85 at STANLEY Brees, 22,2i.

ANOTHER consignment of honey ar rivcd. White comb and dark comb 18c. and 15c, lb at Gay’s Stalls Market harlottetown. 28 tt,

G0 to J. H Bell’s for English top

$1.45 and up. 15 lw.

Leading Fur Store-“MY STORE 1

J. H. BELL keeps anything and

everything to make or mend a boot.

15 lw.

OUR new stock of fall and winter*

goods are nearly all in. Call ard see our stock.--The Blue Store. W. P. Col- will. 19, _I5i.

CrLsnr.Cn1.i;ni’.-Never before in

our history of celery growing have we had such celery as this year, and celery is well known to be the best nerve tonic now in existence. as well as the very best diet for dyspepsia and rheiimatism, and also the best thing to take to keep you well, our motto being. “preventive better than cure," and as we are desirous of benefiting our fellow men and at the same time selling our celery, we therefore make the following very low offer for winter supplies: 1 nbl. celery, $2; 3 bbs $5. Ap‘an of keeping celery sent with each order. When ordering please state if for win- ter use or present. If sample lot re ruired send 5c. in stamps for postage. T. J. Gay & Son., Charlottetown. Tele- phone 180.-25tues fri and wk, Sw. Ex ind Pat. mon, tues and wk. `

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Lumbago and Rheumatism made Harinless by Dodd’s Kidney Pills.

Lumbago and Rheumatism cause

endless pain and suffering. Every man and woman who runs chances of getting wet, or catching cold, is liable to suB`er from one or both. Our hospitals are full of sufferers from these diseases; none are more pain- ful. Every nerve is on fire ; every joint is a centre of agony; every mus- cle an area of torture. To move hand or foot makes the victim shriek with agony.

Rheumatism makes more cripplcs

_ than all the railroad accidents that I ever happened - Twisted, mis-shapen caricatures of humanity, who cannot

walk without to beseen every day. The ki ysareto blame. If they 'are' healthy you needn’t fear

`el1matism;..or Lumlrlgo. Dodd’l

I “'” Rhenmatism and Lumbago.

The craving for Alcohol, Opium, Cocain. ' “

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Heavy all-Wool Tweed (Double and Twist) worth $1.00 perl ‘-‘ °‘ “ Eancy Paterns “ ‘

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Fancy Patterns ~

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“ Plain Do “. “ “ “ 30c

Ladies all-wool Dress Goods A “ 450

Do Do ‘ “ “ 75

“ All-wool Do Grey “ “ “ 80c_

pf “ ‘i I “ Checked “ “ “ $1.00 I “ " _A l§ This is one chance in a life time to get goods at less than they Cost to manufacture, our loss is your gain.. Dont delay if you want any, They cannot last long at these.,pr_ices. {On

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for information, or call at Cli’town, Friday Saturday and Sunday.

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of Ladies’ and Gontlcmen’s

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Knives of finest Crucible Cast Steel highly tempered. Will cut any

thing all Iron and Steel except the legs; last forever.

Also for sale Grain Crushers and Crinilfis, Corn Ensilage Cutters, All

sizes, from hind power to steam pi,-.\-».~:.

Farmers new is the time to buy your Grinders and Grushers to pai-pare

the food for pig and save the labor and expense of boiling. Also you run the risk of having your building burnt by tire. Please call at our store moms and eefor yourself before buying elsewhere. Also Steel Plain in allSizes and tyles

A. HORNE & Go

ROBERT PALMER & GO.

Gharloftoiown Sash and Door Fatory

With experienced workmen and first-class machinery, we are p1‘0P%1'0d_¥°

supply contractors and others with Doors and Frames, Sashes and Frames, 111- terior and exterior Finish, etc, etc. _

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