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W'°°L‘-‘» °"~W1d- lvll in the city E Brv.J.xnm'racunou wnipmea in

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AQA, IJFUBBIY' M. P" “me to th. ' » llid 2.& |). Ill. .

A “,|U|L'| oity last night, _ _

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_Bouris and Fortune next.Ba bath at ll a

Tn”-\=rf»1°»d=°¢w~ new G-en ` E"""°°"h°`"° °|°°.l.f"° 3'” W” PaFi.ln§li16”_Death of“SuSan,

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RUBBER

DOLLS’

are the best to buy, Call and; see th; _ magnificent line we ' have to jshow you and,-the 'low prices at

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Bron tea-don't miss it,iell'y,oak¢, ‘ " Methodist cams. me vo.. _ . ._.- _.

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St. Stephen.N B. where she willy

,W Tan Guardian is requested by S. F Hodgson to say that he is in the field as a candidate for Oity Councillor for Ward

and intends to iight it out to the end.

THE express arrived last ni ght at 10.45 The Princess will not leave th e Mainland till this morning owing to-the rough weather that prevailed at Picton last evening.

Touonnow is the birthday of Queen

Alexandra and it will be observedbyflring of Royal Salutes throughout the Empire. No. 2 will perform that duty at Fort Edward.

THE body of William McRae, drowned

at St. Peters Island bar, has not yet been

recovered. J. W. Taylor, Lighthouse Keeper and Pilot Taylor are doing every-

IN referring yesterday to thb daughters

Bookstore. -

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Tempting

Is t_he word to use when

speaungaboutour cake '

Appetlzing

It surely is by- the number

who eat it _ _.

Wholesome

It is for the best ingre-

dients are used as well as great care in mixing.

Send in your trial order.

DSTEWART ECLIPSE Baxnnv,

of Thomas and Mrs. Lvers, St. Avarde, it should have r`ead Mrs( W.`f~B.` Souris and Mrs. W.‘E. Leard, Bridge- tcwn,not vice versa as appeared. ~° -

Miss Emma JANE Avnn, Covehead, left

yesterday morning for Boston, on a visit to her brother Isaac, who conducts a Genifs Outfitting Establishment in that City. Many friends trust she will have a good time.

C. J. O'Hanley, Yarmouth who has been

installing several gasoline engines here during the past few days leaves today on return home. He has just placed an

ere it is

tw b ' " ’ ..

passengers y the sggigge _ M7

L N K AH." g _P _ F. L. Haszann and Bent.; .. _...i_‘:. ,=L11¢_\` w°¢g_ A

` , , `, . - miltl i

Light. _ ”.`._;..2€': ,.1-gre, V 'l 'I . -_ '_ -.~. _»¢<n=_ ‘-4. ,_ ,,¢. »

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end rlaklos. awry sw.,|n.zhs rl- °‘i.*'§;;‘~°` - -

' " a .l.!’lI\»' _ :passer as

_ _Mrss Msn! Wnrra leaves tomonofafig

hlng possible-to recover lt. ‘ _' -.' "fl ' oillcers were appointed. -

`2}<'

§_ press a

similar

_ili”,mn»woni. ming. if

_of DunstaUuage. The bride was attende

5! his brother James Cairns. m°Il¥ was performed by

ful and valuable presents.

MacLeod. the happy couple

Guardian joins ,with many expressions of best wishes. __

Good Templars instituted a Pleasant Valley on Monday evening wit a fair membership. e

C T-William Moore. V T-Millie Beaton. L D- Angus Beaton. » _ Chap.-Duncan Nicholson.

‘ Secy--Flora McGregor., A S-Maggie Moore. F S-Herbert Beaton.

T-Jennet Morrow. M-John Matheson. D M-Christy McDonald. P C T-David Compton. Guard - Nollie McRae. Sent-John A McDonald All are confident that

with such

is sure to e a success.

engine in a boat of Mr. Judson Alexan- dra aud another in the bakery of Coione tiinisulg-T2;whlzthbz-dlggegreledexerllycegr

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st'ew'“°' Wealth, was the subject for debate last

DURING the mst week some vandals night in the Charlottetown Business have been breaking the looks and the C°u°3°' WNW* Ti'“i“°\' 0P¢l1°d the lights on the switches between the gas d3’“°°d°“ thflsige °f §E‘\°i`§11°¢t;':ld ia!

' eec .e

house and the railway station. The 9 “W v °°“ D “E P

h rltic have been looking into the mmnlng °f th” W°"‘i5 C"im¢.I8'I\°l‘8ll0€.

aut o 5

matter and as a result a number of names Poverty “nd Weimfhiand Ve*-Y “NY Sh0W¢l`1 have been secured. l‘his is a penitentl- “hm” Ig“°"“n°e in “°“"iY °V°l'Y 058° WHS li ary offence and the young men who have 3"°°i'°" cw” °¢ “mn” uni" any °i¢h€1` room occupied hy Miss Gln:-y at whirh

His views were ably su orted

been guilty of this should /take warning s°“"°°' DD tim 4

too lata. bi' Miss MUBHTUU B\'*\di€Y~ Fred M03' Two witnesses testified that before the

upheld the side of Poverty in rather

Brikee Be” Bread' - witty but argumentative address, wh

Ili n’ iilarm

IN FURNITURE W I Clark led on the side of Wealdhe

.. .lfalsvays the bait vlitle in,t11e city. » ~ _

. . -. _ - Mak “mg-ht Fumfshing ¢°»9_ claiming that its influences towards the the Geary gl.-1 bec,,._m9,_u,i,¢°..5¢\0u._

production of Crimes were much grcate ‘ ' '

‘___ _ than either Poverty or Ignorance. His

5 W W arguments were strong and numerous ,

and was any backed by Mus Kane Nor- PURGATWES ARE DANGERQUS'

ton and A. W. Gaudet, but when the hal- They gripe, cause burning pains and 10; was takenig showed that the ,,,.g,,_ make the constipatcd con ition even

worse. Physicians say the ideal laxatlve

'ments of IR“°m“°e had “mn th” q“°°"l°” is Dr. Hamilton's Pills of Mandrake and

with a small maiority.

monstrous

n len is

ltgilghiate » _ .

at o ` '~ ' ' -

-~ ughout the world .» ~ ‘ ‘ _

kind in the . . ' - |

-,‘>».'_'\ -.\`- - ,;' "' "' ii ll T.MOLe0d Ellq.

‘ii ‘I ~>"f` ` . f 5 ' v M andlidrs Youn i X `;'3'i..',.:' Rho scene

.l .~ - _ = ‘ _

I ;_ .R .-1. »_ _,Z Ba_G_ _ _. g_ _

, I ofa happ

- event-last eve g at seven o'clook, when his eldest daughter Miss Lily was

5 united in marriage to John Scott Cairns,

by her sister Miss Maud and the groom

The cere-

_ Rev. D. Mc-

Lean in the presence of a fewnear friends. The bride was the recipient of many use-

After par-

talring of a rich repast provided by Mrs.

left for their

f“i°“"° h°ll1¢ |112 Dunetaffnage. The

friends in

WALLACE Fussen, organizer of the

lodge a

following

splendid hall the Gem of Day lodge

change will take place December ---

Geary and Efib'rts“t'o I 'SaveHer. “

Bos'ro'1v,'Nov. $8-7At todsy‘s session of t-he _trial of Dr. Percy D. McLeod, charged*

y with being an uccessoryto the 'death of

Susanna Agues Geary, the victim of the “dress suit case mystery,” Louis W. Crawford and William E. Hunt testified that Dr. McLeod said he would prepare the body of the girl for disposal, and that he delivered the suit case to them after they had been made ready. '

Sarah E. Griiilths, a nurse, testified to

being called to the house and asked to assist at the laparotomy operation which Dr. McLeod said was the only thing that would save Miss Gcary'e life. She agreed to assist.

The operation was skilfully performed,

_ she‘testided, and no cilort was lacking to save the girl. After Misa Geary had come out of the ether the nurse thought that

, the operation was successful. There was h no change for the worse until the follow-

ing Sunday night. Dr. McLeod by telc- phone instructed her and she followed his instructions. About daylight the follow- ing morning she noticed a change for the worse in the girl's condition, and tele- phoned Dr. M_eLeod, who came to 'the house at once. ' ' ' ,

Dr. McLeod administered hypodermlc

injections. The girl lived throughout the day and until 1.45 o'ciock Tuesday morn- ing. Only the nurse and Miss Sarah Dean were with her when she died. She died peacefully the nurse testified, 'and was conscious to the last. She made no re- quest for a priest or that hor parents he sent for. Miss Griillths said she tried tn induce th_c,glrl to tell' her the name of her mother, and the la|.tcr'.. urlrlrcss but the girl refused to do so, saying her nh- ther knew nothing of her condition mul she didn't want her to know. She said she was s. salealady and that she came from Lowell. V

Ernrna W. Oolter, of Jamaica Plains.,

who had been cmploycrins a maid at the house occupied by Miis'.` Dean at 68 Win- throp street, Roxburc, identified Dr. Mc- Leod as a man she saw there on two or more occasions. She had seen him in tl.e

e hc wore a maek.f

ii laparotomyoperatioriiwas performed Dr.

McLeod and Dr. John H. Pettee wore white masks which they removed after

. _

Butternut; they are exceedingly mild, composed only of health giving vegetable extracts. Dr. I-Iumiltons ills restore

t of the bowels,

THE following from The Leader, Lexing- regularh mogemen h d f h ton Ky. refers toason of Rev. Mr. Simp- "*"°"¢zt an t e stomac an Puri i B 'sunz pastor ef the Church of Christ, New gmegésufsira,?g“:,E;,g:f,‘€lf;§fi?il§z§‘;’3§‘l°l;‘"6 GIABBOW. P» E- ,I3-0lU5°iY f0li0Wi“K Uhe medicine on earth makes such remarkable announcement that W. H. Allen had re- cures as Dr. Hamilton‘s Pills. Try a 251: signed as minister of Chestnut street ‘wx 7°““elf°

Church camo the anncuncemeht that Rev. Robert N. Simpson has

been called to minister to the

` church as Mr. Allan's successor. The

.. 1. Mr. Simpson isamember of Chestnut VWINNIPEG’ Nom 27___Amhb,shop Lam

i ‘ special' ‘

A generous range of qualities and

e stance --

styles to choose from-unbeatable values- good gloves-there are many reasons why 'you should buy gloves at this store. For _in` V

Lined :iid Gloves 50c. _

'I Kid Gloves warmly lined, spring fastener wrist, dark

_ian and brown shades at 5oc, 65c and $1.00.

Lined Mocha Gloves 75c to $5.25.

Extra valueain lined Mocha Gloves, spring fastener

street church. His life among the people

_ no less than his educational qualifications

and preaching ability won for him the cali to this important field. Many friends re- joice in his acceptance of the call. Mr. Simpson is a young man of great natural capacity, a thinker and a close, hard student. He is a son of Rev. John Simpson and :brother of Jesse Simpson, the popular young football captain. Mr. Simpson is a graduate of Keutncksy University where he `_won slgnalhouors as a student and ,left an

iabl rd in literary work `Ths

mln r.

TRADE AND SHIPPING.

PORT 0F CHARLOTTETOWN.

env e reco . Chestnut street church is fortunate to CUXHAVEN NW- 27--A 8'9"’ “Uri”

ai d h lightning and hall is

procure the services of this able young HC°°mP M Y

[sm raging in the North Sea. The regular

Nov. Zi ar: Nev. 29 els; chanting Lass, Cormier "1;.h°1°3”,§§_i‘~Pf¢g°§;g'_'ig;11i;,;‘g;g,f_,ff:g\§,';;'r;;l=

gevln has issued a letter calling on all Roman Catholicstu vote against Haultoln. After enumeratiug the grievances against the I-laullain statement it concludes; "Now is the time for us to show that wc are a factor in political affairs. Let us unite and cast our votes for leaders who favour separate schools and their fol- lowers."

A HEAVY sronm mins.

English service is overdue, and shipping from this port has been entirely stopped. There was great damage.

Z__..___-I-1-_

'Sore Throat and Coughu

gleimfic, eKeetiva and safe remedy for all throat

'tat one is found in

Creeoiono Antiseptic Tablets

_ variety-every pair guaranteed.

flifllltd Mocha Mitts

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ll lgjun xv il' l v"‘”':.` I 'H'-,~,-.s .\___v.L \ '_ i ` ` °°* er me Mans-

Strongly made, warmly lined at 50°. 5°°» 3012 “P i°

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~¢

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.in

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sz -.- .. » - ‘_-<5”-1 ‘ 'z

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wrist--some two button-some elastic wrist. A splendid

l ` " i quite a number of men pr efer a mitt in winter

-"they're certainly warm and comfortable. We have a var-

.. .isty of styles:-with nd- without fur wrist at 9oc to

,$35, with gauntlet wrist. A splendid line o g of all sorts-Men's and boys!

pr; '/,¢,.vn'c;'//rid;-r_

¢ / / F) N ‘ _ 5 //<1 _

_ i°==» iuclunnillllciunln-

' tux \ A, ,At ,` . G§I ,

f En lisla Wool

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TER

The same kind that we have sold for the last five

y0ti.1‘8__

Every one guaranteed.

i This week

20 p. c. discount

fr m regular

_ u

- l _ Perfect j

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Port Vcrnon.S.S. Halifax, Ellis, Boston. |£ All D1-u|||g¢| soo

_ ‘rv

t liiot Water

. r' ._ _

are the only kind awe. sell. See our BIG assortment and get our LOW prices before buying. We GUARANTEE e v e r y bottle we sell and RE- PLACE IT if unsatisfac- tory.

Isu’t that fair?

"The Two Macs"

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f,'»=\»~\`~ ‘.,.\. ¢_ .»:-".‘.i » 7.1). "

Wwe _

&l'¢

I isis

I in i small

furs

An Early Xmas Suggestion Give fiery at Handsome Ruff

NOVEMBER »3o, 1905- _ A

Wliii -Mill WHILE _

. . . . _

\-'.

- OORE®.McILEOD

. _ ' _ ..- _nf ,_

- ._ ef -

ntfaifi

from

$l.l5 each

up to

$50.00

each

$1.15 to $50.10.

Ruffs of Coney, Raccoon, Marmot, Muskrar, Ohio Sable, Alaska Sabl-

Bear, Mink, Marten. Not a skimpy collection but a. big, generous 1-.nge fr m

_ We’ve mufis to match all ruffs. 1

I -5

Dyes and Dyestuffs. We have a com- plete llne of dyes and dyestllifs including Diamond Dyes, Dyola, and Maypole Soap Dyes. Our assortment embraces all shades and colors. Every article is of best quality and fresh and clean. We are anxious to secure your trade forycvery article inthe drugllnc. Kindly favor us with a call, “The Two Macs," MacDonald SL MacKinnon, Druggists. cor. Gt. Geo and Kb. sis. fi UW li-

'Therc's a variety of 1nen's warm gloves at this store thnt’s uncqunlled-prices are right too. 506 to $3.25.--Wecks_& Co.i

291i iii

Webster Sc McKay will be closed on Dec lst. Messrs Jenkins 8: Son have purchased the stock and good will of thc business and n continuance of the pat- ronage accordcd the late firm is respect- fully solicited by thcm. All accounts due the ilrul since Sept 1. arc payable at their office, eorncr Queen and Grafton streets. 29 fi :ii-

walgjreo

At onco, an ex arlcnccd clerk for general

X ly in own handwriting

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lg(~l)3il|l\;T‘cf;r%xllaces and stating salary wantc

'M' J, 1', wxwnsoa, u-iam New Mm.. N. B.

F`oRsA|.E

Rosebank Farm

Situate on the south side of Hillsboro

River opposite the city, one mile from Charlottetown, containing 180 acres,x3c acres cleared and in ahigh state of culti- vation, Terms liberal. For further parti- culers apply F. McKENNA.

Charlottetown, Queen Street

Ana. 4. 100. ni wed. Fri. an I yr

To Whrm it May Concern

Ihave been using Mr. R. W.

]or<lan's Cod Liver Oil for years and find it a very superior article.

H. F. TOOMBS..

_Farm_~ _For -Sale.

_- The executors of the will of the late George clark. user for me that vaio able farm at Clarktown, Lot iw, frontiixg on Hillsboro River, two mi es from cunt Stewart. This farm con- sists of zoo acres of upland and zo acres of marsh land ; all but about zo acres

of the upland ia cleared and in a good state o cultivation, the balance is covered with rails and lumber. The farm has streams of fresh water along two sides of it, and has an abundance of alder and marsh mud, and is in close proximity to the mussel beds of the river. The railwaly station is but two miles distant an the wharf but one. On the premises are a comfortable dwellin ,lar barn, stable and coach

imble Come ligount Blew

-The business formerly conducted by .

_. 'iL»»-:..

- A Feeling of contentment

Steals Over liim When lie Settles Down

Luxurious Morris Chairs

If your husband is a reader, et him a Morris

Chair, so that he may read in oom%ort.

The “Morris” has a great many good points

not pxossessed by any other chair, amonv which are t e adjustable back and the movable cushions.

_ We have these chairs in about a dozen different

styles and a great variety of coverings. The prices are quite in accord with our usual low price policy- One ,of the best selling chairs we have is in solid oak at $7.40. We have some cheaper and some up to $19.00 [with all prices betwr en. Our Morris

;-_f- 5: chair stock is well worih a special visit. Call in S 1 today.

\ t ' . 7 iliii-F.

| John Newson,

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Af’

1*iDi)N’l BE COLD l

Get an Uvcrcoal or a Rccfcr made ' from Humpnrc~’s pure wool Fnczc and

keep warm,

Reefers................ .. . $750 Chesterfield Overcoats.... . . . .. . .. $|o.oo RaglanOvercoats.... . .. . $12,130

Call and see them.

The Humphrey Clothing Store,

Opera House Building, Grafton Street, City. A. WINFIELD SLOTT. Mgr, Phone 6_1, P. 0. BOX 417

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. ~

),4uh "snr-°

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~.° into One of Our f _ -

THE i)ENli§T O WHO SAVES lEElii`

'rf ,__ If others advise you to have your teeth extracied df»n't if, you do it till you have -consulted us.

Saving Teeth is our Specialty

Call and see us and we will explain how a badn bmi. en

down set of teeth may be made to give better salisiact on and more natural expression to the .ace than a plave.

Remember our work is all guaranteed in writing.

Guarantee Dental Rooms,

Cameron Block. Charlottetown.

_ _s s¢ »»"°£»‘.‘»f'f§’ll§'T‘<?.§‘lZ‘.l‘l`$I,"‘.L‘l‘.ii1‘f".-2..., _ me. r:. r:. Rooms. Prep. u ' to Mrs. srl: on the remises, 5 9~7 m th 8; f tw -

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We’ve ruffs of every good fur, cheap, medium pficed and high p.-iced, | ‘_ _ ` 1

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