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The . P80Pl»s Theatre puts on for

tomorrow a1id‘tonight an exposition of this nefarious evil-illustrated with over thirty views-showing the way young girls are entrapped by these friends in human form- the places oi temPtation from which they are taken away to lives of shame- the clearing ~hoi1ses from which this trade is conducted.-also the Gilded Palaces of Sin and the story of one of these poor unfortunate girls who died 8 victim of one year of this life. It is also an appeal to every 1-ight thinking man and woman to help stamp out this terrible trailic, in rouse them__ to the realization which surrounds all daughters-and to H work which is even now becom- ing world wide in its spread for good-the closing up of these dens of iufamy and the redemption of the in- niateS.-

This is one of the most complete

eizpositions extantfull of interest and instruction-as well as one .of the topics of the day which will hold everyone enthralled with interest.

Uuly for tonight and tomorrow-so

get your seats early as big houses ure expected.

CAUSE l"_0_l_l ALARM

Loss of Appetite or Distress After

Eating ii Symptom That Should ‘

Not Be Disregarded.

Appetite is just a natural desire for

food. Loss of appetite or stomach distress after eating indicate indiges- tion or dyspepsia. Over-eating is a habit very dangerous _to a pcrson's good general health.

it is not what you eat but what

von digest and assimilate that does you good. Some of the strongest, heaviest, and healthiest persons are moderate eaters, '

'There is nothing that will cause

more trouble than a disordered stom- nch, and many people daily contract serious maladies simply through dis- regard or abuse of the stomach.

We urge all in Charlottetown who .uuicr from`any stomach derangement/, inaigestioii, or dyspersis. whether acute or chronic, to try field-ll DYE- lmlinin Tablets, with the distinct un- ilciistanding that we will refund their ,,,.,nny without question or formali- ty, if after- reasonable use of this ineiiicinc, they are not perfectly sut- isiicd with the resiilts. We recom- ,,,,.nd them to our customers every diiv, and have yet to hear of any one iihii has not been benefited by them. \\'e honestly believe them to be with- out equal. They give very Dfempt 1°-‘ hcl. aiding to neutralize the gastric jiiives, strengthen the digestive or- ,mngv to regulate the bowels, and 1~1'fi1llcate all unhealthy' symi>l10m5~'

We urge you to try 'a 25c._ box_ of |11-will l)yspeI>Si8» Tablets, which gives 15 days' treatment., At_ the end Ol that tune, your money Will be f¢t“'“‘ vu to you if you are not satisfied. Of 1~1u11~sc, in chronic cases length Ol 11';-iitmeiit varies. For such cases. We ,,,,\.,, two larger sizes, which sell for 5.00. mid $1-00- Remember' y°“ can uhtuin Rcxall Remedies in this corn- inunity only at our store-The Rexall ,~;tui»r~. The McKinnon Drug Co.

Washes Away Pimples YIZS-OVER NlGlll

No remedy that we ever sold for Ec-

zt-uin, Psoriasis and all other diseases oi the skin has given more thorough .»-:itisfaction than the D.D.D. Prescrip- tion for Eczema.

But our patrons find that D.D£§.

not only gives instant relief to_ _ e itching, burning skin. Quickly ‘h`1_"'m,g .nit ini the disease germs bil? ‘luis ulso the most deliiZl1tl“l-,Wash mi t e vu.iiplexi01i they ever used. Abso 115- l_v liurniless and Pleasflnt W “sei ' li. D. cleanses the skin of all' nii{1<;r uupurities such as rushes anllhlllml’ ed'_ over night, and used with t ehw0l;1_ rrfiil l).D-D. Soap. lt leave: ti e lg 12 us clear and smooth as t a 0

child. lt is now generally k“°W“ thnlfhere is nothing that can eillllll D331- ' KT, .1 household remedy for 3 E

troubles. no matter what they arc. f We olirselvesare fully convinccddo thc merits of this wonderful remeby- H you have tha minor skin tigiémg iioirt ict it develop ww 11 ° shin disease. _ . _

Better drop in and talk it ovclh\V\;l~

us, or write at once to the D.” .Col-_ 1.ruioi»ntories, Dept. 9 C"-f t ',8, borne St., Toronto. fill' 9- F3’ bln hottie. We know li.'D. D. wi ri 2. relief.

E. A. Foster. Central Drugst0r0~

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eessfnl soap we have ever handled. its ma-k the fhgrance of June roses in a beautiful cle

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_ (;ll'here were no cases before ' the D ‘ce °°Ull In this city yesterday.

anljgll F‘;,"E“B0I1. Meadowbank, was city`E he recent visitors to the

Geo. M, Matthews ret ' d t Omen t d uinc _ _u to this c5i'€;el` HY after a short visit

MP8. Charles Robertson Marshli

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lA°.'.'§i.§f§f°ld“’ "‘°P“1“s °f\ B visit to

0 take in the Winter Fair.

EV°\‘Yl>0dv should gg to Zi

on.

(élaurclil Tea and help build their new

UNI . a worthy 0lij¢¢|;_

The schoon J h ...ss 25:3. '.S_.~.:"i recently for p_ E’ I' ports. . ..

Donations for St. Vincent's Orphan.

8-89 will be rece' d 1; ‘ 1 _ ace Dec. 13 and a Blshop B Pal

t Ternator B.” C. Prowse, Charlotte. N? . was at the Brunswick Hotel,

oncton, Saturday.

In classified column will be form.;

an advertisement of the sale of 5 ten

l‘°l'50 P°W€_l`. EHS Or gasoline engine Bt 8, bargain. \

L. A. H_aszard, John Whitlock and C~ 'lll0l“Il€. City. lcft yesterday mfmilng for the Amherst Fair where they have exhibits of poultry.

Miss Annie Holm has returned to

her home in lvleadoivbauk after spend. ing some time in Hampton where she Was the guest of her aunt Mrs. _Allan Ferguson,

M195 Mary ii Snelgrove, gf Char.

lottetown. P. E. I., is visiting in this City the guest of her brother, John Snelgrove, Robinson St.-Moiic- ton Exe.

The firemen wcrc called out yes-

for an alarm of fire in a house near the eastern end of King Street oc- cupied by Mrs. McDougall. There was no damage.

A R630". N~ B-. despatch says-

The Swedish Canadian Lumber Corn.- pany are shipping H large quantity of lumber by rail. One car is going to P. E. Island as navigation be- tween here and there is closed.

Louis Large, who has been located

in the Canadian west for the past number of years, is spending a short time in.tliis city visiting with rela- tives. Mrs. Large has been in this city for some time.

William McNeill of the staff of the

Bank of Montreal, city, left yester- day foi'~Moncton, N. B., to which point he lias been transferred. Mr. McNeill is one of the rising young men of Charlottetown and will be greatly missed.

The following vessels passed through St. Peter’s, C, 13,,--Canal on Monday' Florence, Doucett, from Sydney to Charlottetown; Henry H. Dicks, Dicks, from Sydney to George- town; Edward Grover, Bennett, from Sydney to Georgetown; Alph B. Par- ker, Clory, from Glace Bay to Geor- getown; Happy-`g0»Lucky, Allen, from Sydney to Montague; Beatrice, Mc- Carthy, from Glace Bay to Souris.

The McGill hockey team is organiz-

ing for the season. Altho six of the men who figured in last year's senior games will not bc available this Win' ter, the students are hopeful, as practically all the intermediates he-Ve returned to college with abundance of new material. Among the most likely looking men for the team are two boys from Prince Edward Is- land, Wilfrid Hughes, and Harry Smith, Charlottetown, botli of whom play pretty hockey They are also known here for their ability in the track and field meets.-M0n- treal Exe. -

The .Dunk River farmers' institute meet in annual session at Lower Free- town on Nov. 30 with the president in the chair. A bricf review of the proceedings of the institute for I the past Venr wus given by the President including the sale of the Institutes' lambs cooperatively which he P01“t€\l out was very -satisfactory. Stewart R. Cairns was elected short course student. T: J. Ennian and Thomas Moyse were appointed a cominitte to draft letters of condolence to be sent to the families of two deceased mein- bcrs-Hcrhcrt heard and U Frank Wright. The ollicers and dll'€0l10l`S for the next ycar ure 1-l’resident-- Horace Wright: Vlce P"°5~”(“~ 9' Craig; Secty-Robert l". ‘l\Il`“I*i D1,-¢c1»_0,»9._.'|*_ J, Enman, Thos. MOYBO. Frank Deacon, J. A. 'l`I\yl0l`. T- -l- Hiuniphroy, P. J. Smith; Auditor; csiibeei. purine the *Vim* mm' ings win he iwiri et Wilmot. Central sedeque, Noi-ui ueaefiue. Upper Free toim and on D20- 27 8*- I-'°“'°" Be' ileque.

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....Th,, School that has won the con- lldence of the De0l>l0~" U“l°“ C'°m' mercial College. ‘ 9310*!-

Mrs. Benjamin Pigott, Mt. Stewart,

has entered the l‘. E. Island Hospi- tal to undergo an operation.

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Mrs. Fred. Webster, Dunstailngge,

has returned to her home after a visit at the Parsonage, Mt. Stewart.

Kentford K. Scott, Clyde River,re-

ceiitly spent some time visiting friends in. Meadowbank_

Among the visitors to the citv yes-

terday was Mrs. J. H. Gordon, Wil- lowdaie, Brudenell.

Dolls' milllnery, very latest and

dolls to wear it 'will be sold at Zion Church"l‘ea, Dec. 7th.

Miss Margaret McQuarrie, teacher Ol Clyde River, spent the week. end at Meadowbank the guest,of her friend Miss Holm.

I-0428 Et0n, Sons of England, will

hold their regular meeting tonight at eight o'clock. Nomination of officers for the ensuing year.

W. (1. and Mrs. Jenkins and their

little daughter Mary have returned to their home in Marion after visit- ing their daughter Mrs. Harry Weath- crhie and relatives of Lot. 48.

An interesting event is expected to

take place at the home of John W. JBY. I’isqnid, on Wednesday evening of this week, as a result of which a young man from Covehead will he made happier.

The home of David Logan, Prince Street, was the scene of a very pretty wedding on Thursday, when his youngest daughter, Annie Tufts, became the wife of V. A. Barnwell, of Amherst, N. S. The cere- mony, ‘ivliich took place at high noon, was performed by Rev. George S. Carson, of Halifax, assisted by Rev. A. W. Thompson. The bride was given away 'by her father and was innttended. Sho wore a becoming tailored costume of blue and car- ried a shower hoquet of bridal roses. After lunch, Mr. and Mrs. _iarnwcll left on the 2.30 train for Halifax, whence they sail by the Empress of Ireland, for England, spending Christmas at Mr. Barn- well‘s home in the Old Country. They will he at home to their friends af- ter February first, in Amlierst.-- Hictou Advocate, December 2nd., (Miss Logan is a niece of Mrs. J. J. Davies of this city, and has frequ- ently visited here_ She has many friends in Charlottetown who will extend their best wishes, on the above joyous event.)

:;PUBL11c GuAruiN"rss_

We are authorized by the publish-

ers to guarantee that every person who. during the month of December, pays a year’s subscription to The Family Herald and Weekly Star of Montreal, will receive ii, copy of their valuable premium picture, entitled, "Home Again." The Family Herald and Weekly Star’s subscription re- ceipts in November were 60 per cent. over November, 1910, almost entire- ly owing to the picture which is ad- mitted by all who have seen it to be the best premium ever given with a newspaper. 'Tliose ivho fail to secure a`c0py will have themselves 'to blame. The Family Herald and Weekly Star and such a beautiful picture all for one dollar is such rare value that no person can afford to miss it. The picture is given both to renewal and new subscribers. _

::CITY TAXES-A list of names for

unpaid city taxes will be advertised in a few days-Parties that have not

paid will please take notice. 11-28dtf_. \_ _ _ _ _ __ _

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that has unusual merit as an all-season entertainer and the styles we are showing now are so pretty and so strongly and well msde_thet the gift is bound to delight, please, entertain andinstruci.

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" , I THE HANDKERCHIEF SALE BRINGS YOU a great opportunity

choose dainty gifts at a very moderate price indeed. Some of the loveliest hand- \» made handkerchiefs you ever saw at half what you would expect, ') ' ' _ Cheap handkerchiefs at 2c, 30, 4c, 5c, 60, 7c, 8, ge, ion, '

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Give Her Furs

THE FINEST FUR STOCK

EVER brought to Charlottetown is ready here for your Christmas choosing. Our “net, one price” system guarantees you lowest prices, and the quality of every piece offered is the very top notch-

No 1 Minks in Muffs at 25.00,

29.00, 35.00, 50.00, 55,00, 58.90, ' _

No i' Mink Scarfs 23 00, 37,50, `

39 00, 50.00, 62.50, 88.00, 98 00.

Handsome Sable Muffs 12.75,

14.50, 15.00, 19.00, 21,00, 25,00,

Finest Sable Scarfs 12,75, 17,00, 22.00,

25.00, 35.00.

Persian Lamb Muffs 18.00, 26.00, 37.00. Per=i2u1 Lambs Scarfs i5.oo,16.o0, 19.50,

Marmot Muffs 3.95. 5.00, 7.50, 9.50.

Marmot Neck pieces 3.95, 6.00, 7_5o,o.5o

Persian Paw Sets 1 1.50 and i.\.0o.

Pony Coats 50.00 up. _ Every good fur-better here.

Nice Embroidered handkercliiefs Sc, ioc, i5c, 18c, 200, 2 5c. '-1,

Hand Embroidered handkercliiefs 3 5c, 45c, 50c, 58c, 75c, 1,00 to 2.00. , Initialled handkerchiefs, hand worked, i8c, 2oc, 35c. ` 1 ‘ - Hemstitched handerkchiefs for men I5c, 20c, 2 5c, 3oc, 3 5c, 500. ` ‘ . All sorts of Exceldas for nieiiand women. I l

‘ Get our special prices per dozen on all lines. Buy wholesale, '

She’d like Gloves

, - Y0u’re always sure when you give _ -V ~ gloves. Even if you do not know the '| size, send any size, and change after

Give Him Ties V

“S0 hard to choose for a. maxi” the

ladirs_ all say. Nonsense-it’s easier , than “rolling off 11 log." Never was a man had ties enough-try yours and . ‘ see. Christmas ties at 50:, 75c, 1.00. 4"- `

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a lot of smart, new coats, well niade, well fitting and

few too many of the sort in stock and

to clear up our zissortinent. we will offer a range worth to 12.00 each, 0

stylish. ]ust a

Placed on Sale

Choice ‘Values intl Mexican Drawn iWork I

A very fine showing of dainty things in Doylcys. _

Tray Covers: _Table C0V€1‘S. Shams, Bureau scarfs, at all sorts of}1r1ces,froiii the little piece at ten cents “Slit “P th rough 50C, 650, 75c, 1.00, 1.50, 2.00. '

FUR ADS

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uiislen Pa s Gash 1for; Furs

1 lf' and Sellslrapgand Supplies ai Factory Prices!

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Gravenstem Apples.

Try sc1iie Gravenstcins, and you will have the best. We

carry a spccialline of this grade and they are always fresh. Include the sc in your order to-day. We also keep a` stock of

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,, , ~ i urs o uns cn. e pay e mos n i-cu cm or cnon. m n .

skunk. mushrnt. rnurfcn. fox. wolf. lynx or any other fur. Wo receive - j and sell more furs dlrcct from trapping sections than any house in

~ \\ ,,\ the world. ’1`he biggest Amcrlcnii and foreign buyers are repre-

. G U | D E sented nt our regular snlcs. which run into millions of dollars yearly.

.~. . li`s ihc fierce conipciltlrm amongst this army of buyers ni our sales

` ,\ th.itcnnblcsii~=1 to get higher prices fer our fiirs than anyone else.

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, / "'Z,i 1 ` I 7 ` il proiltii. We send our New Trnppefl Guide. Fur Market Reports ,. L -- .‘ - and Shipping Tags FREE. Write for them tuilny.

" --‘ As an accommodation to trsppers and strippers. and to encour-

. ago mnn to go into nie trapping business. we uffcrtn furnish

, - wt utcbl trfipslinrl oinr-r eunp lnntnciiinl factory prlcca. inrlurlingthvfnmnusVlO~

l , it trap. lilo carry u lurirur stock of traps than any other homui lln t e United guitar.

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Funsten Bros. lr Co., 400 E|m°Street, St. Louls, Mo.

other g0od.' cooking apples.

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I A “Bought your winter overcoat or

suit yet? If not, order now and we

H' M will deliver quickly Finest weaves,

’ ‘ 1 2 b t. ` lr hi ‘ cl 1 west prices

C ,ses0,,:¢ga:?n81n?[-r;'“3non¢§and ses, nf shaving preparation. Try it. Price

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"Johnson's Shaving Cream Soap is ii skin food and shaving soap. It sof- tens the heard and makes shaving n delight. A tube means 150 sbaves. It is the best and most economical

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The E°5ilgn,C‘m°?," is E /I E E \`\i And th:i¢'s wliy we can nay you more and psy lt quicker.

Klfl lhllwl l P °“°° ° “K” 'J . I - wiui ir 1 1 ir se. _,__ of both sexes. It is a use_ful, ,' ._, \\_§~`\y. M°|'\‘ey In Trapplng ,ha ¢§,.¥¥,?r¢,ysy§,,:°|,,gg ' -9 N Ad » __-3 - valuable snd practical article /I _ I -\ ni trapping. ii s err-.ai spore. and on il be surprised ai the his CW VGl'fl8Cll\Clll8 ‘ _

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