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y 1 gor Head Offices in New Prowse Block-Charlottetown

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It pays to buy in this P,-ovincm Bertram Lea, Vernon River, was

i 0nIy 5 Weeks Until Christnias I

NEW EBONY GOODS

.have arrived and if you coiu- . .1 /’ p

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pare .prices you will find th our prices are

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Ourspecial 75 cent hair

brushes are really good value indeed.

W. W. Wellner _leiveler

thristmas Photographs

HAVE THE BEST ‘

1 The Cook Photo Studio

Phone 399L.

The Studio where baby is always welcome.

Old Cheese

We are now cutting some clioice Old Cheeseinzinufactured in one of our best Island Factories in Aug- ust 1909.

This cheese is now about fifteen months

old; offiiil' flavor well ripeiied and matur- ed and iiizilies excellent eating.

\\'e have also some very flue- “limitle-

foils" importer! from l"i'aiic-: :uid ii few "Edam" or Dutch Clieese imported from llolliiiul. v Also Mel.ursn'sCr¢um Cheese in pots and Meadow Sweet in small iz rem packages.

lf you want the best iii cheese go lo

Beer Q Gofl’_s

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llome Baking

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,Our baking is the only kind yoii'll lind flint is rich, pure sweet ui\_d wholesome-the only lciiid that is

better than mother mode _ We use the purest ingredientstlie l

unirkets afford, carefully und ucien tiliciilly bake every article to lust the right degree of excellence and ther lore are iible to produce pastry und bread that cannot be beaten by ony*

thinfisold in the city.

ia_ in today and try some oi our baking-_the ure. delicious. whole- si.-iue kipii that i.loesn't bring on

inolifention. '

Lilllkscdlfys ll iuciion sliiii

Saturday Nov. 26th, at 2 p. m.

l ;un iiisfrucied by _|¢\|m C, M¢1_eod in

sell by` auction his fiirni oftwenty-four ¢_\ci~us ol land :it \Vesl. Royalty, one mile from Cluirlolletown, known as ‘MIL

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Dry F eet- at Small Cost

_ Our prices on really

high class rubbers are no higher than those asked for inferior goods called “best, superior, excellent” etc by some dealers. We carry lines that liave been proved by actual wear and ex- perience to be the best made. They wear long- er, keep proper shape and protect your feet longer than any other lines made because they are built of the very best quality materials that can be secured. They :ire made to wear, and because they fulfil this object to the letter they are popular and sell rapidly. ~

II. We know if you just

see our line and compare prices you`ll soon under- staiid that our showing is made up of selections from tliebest of Canacla's lead-

- ing factories.

In Call in today and seeoui' stock.

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Auctions:

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Auction Sale !

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lmported Clydesdale Filliu

We are authorized b William M -

Kent Street

Practice limited to diseases

of Eye, Ear, Nose Throat and Skin

Eyes tested and noted fn

glasses.

OFFICE HOURS gtoiia m i-'io 3';

Evenings on appointment

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llilfey. Esq., Ontario, to advertise and say that he wui be here about

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the first of December with

30 BEAUTIFUL YOUNG CLYDES-l

DALE FILLIES. ¥ 25 and 3 years old. Imported direct from Scotland.

_And will be sold at Auction. No- tice cf sale will appear later.

v Haszard, Duffy, Jenkins. After lun-

BENJ. CARTER & CO.,

Hasan' Auctioneers.

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‘JUST PuB|_|s|-|Eo`

w\li|ter'l NEW lNTERNA'l'l0NAl. Dictionary, lc- I C. Merriam Co., Springfield, Mull.) l Ulfpluel the old llltenutloul u much ul that ‘ 'Mk exceeded its predsecnor. Ou the old foundation u new superstructure hu been lmilt . 1 The reconstruction hun horn carried oo through I Ill! Yllrl lay A lur|u force of truiuod workers, Ill" tho supervision of Dr. W. T. llurril, f°fl¢r United States Commissioner of Educa- fl°l. llll rohiorreil hy muay nuiiiiout upeeiul- “l|- _ The definition have Ima rurruugod und 'lI||Ifi¢1l. The uimhur of toms ilnfined hu Hn um ii... i».|.|.a. 'nn .ty-tim, '7‘°_l¥ll. pnluudutiuu, hun nuived uu- 'Pmll ltllollrly luhor. Tho luuluqo of Elllllh litonturu for our nun olturlu, the l°’I|ll|o|y ui tho urtl and odeucn, nd tho ,` as!-4°! 'web sf mm, Asp, iz# lun- I. 1 IN remind with fulluu uud ourunn. um' °f '°_¢l\IllI’!» lu rlchnu of [lull °"\\l°l. lld lu oouvnluou of ouuoultu- u'°|l\°||ookutoulowlurklu|oxieofruphy.

6000 illustrations.

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‘ 4oo.ooo wa. mi rim". ` l)ec.5lh,6lh,7lh.al\|l 8th

' Th G tst Live Stock and

2700 |Il|t|» ’ e Ariilciriltiirnl Show in

DENTIBT Office Hours 9-1 and 2-G

Over Jenkins ¢% Son NEW PROWSE L CK Charlottetown, P I

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De ntisiry

Dr. C. ll. BEER

Surjeon Dentist Berlin Dental Parlors

Richmond St. Rhona i53J Over Prowuo Bros.

its S. S. IIARLAND.

Telephone 298 _|.

A. SNELGROVE,

Agent

fficc Steam Navigation \Vharf.

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TEN'l`ll ANNUAL

FMR will be ieiii ai All'lllEllSl`

Eastern Canada. 'Entries Close Nov. |5th

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For all information write

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Several prohibition cases como up

before the Police Court in this city this morning. .

Fred and Mrs. McCourt, Montreal,

returned yesterday from a. ` short visit to their homes in this city.

Attention is drawn to the adv. re

Dock-endortf vs_ Dockendorfl, now be- fore the Court of Chancery, which appears in this issue.

Tickets are on sale at the Two

Macs and Ritchie's Bookstore for the lecture of Mary Queen of .Scots in St. James' Hall Thursday night by Major Bartlett, and only 20c.

Laughlin Mclitinnon, Colin Mc-

Dougall, Thomas Stewart Neil Mc- Kenzie and John D. McKinnon of Canoe Cove, Trustees of Canoe Cove Ciiurch, have given notice that they will apply for on act. of Incorpora- tion for the church in the next ses- sion of the Legislature.

_The article in yesterday’s issue, re- ferrifg to the Seed Fair Committee meeting, which was held on Satur- day afternoon, conveyed the ‘im- pression that. the meeting was held on Suiiday s.ft\-ioon, when the word "yesterday" was used instead of "Saturday,"

Austin Haley & Co., 176 Atlantic

Avenue, Boston, is an American deal cr in smelts and eels familiar to all fishermen in this Province. The firm does a large trade, giving personal attention to all consignments, for which daily returns will be made. Old customers and many new ones will find Austin Haley & Co's me- thods of doing business moist satis- factory and a trial order is solicited as will be seen by their adv. else- where.

In the first Baptist church, Monc-

ton, Sunday before last, Rev. J. L. Batty preached to the ‘members of the Loyal Orange Association. The local press says: "‘The're was a very large congregation, and the elo- quent remarks of the preacher held the close attention of his bearers fromnbeginning to end." Of the many preachers who have recently spoken in defence of Protestantism, Mr. Batty has occupied a very pro- minent plsle.--Wesleyan. Mr. Batty is well known here.

Rev. F. Scott-Smith, of England,

who has been in this country for some time and is at present lin Nova Scotia, has been secured as curate of St. Peter's Cathedral in this city for the next three months to assist Rev. Canon Simpson. Rev. Mr. Scott-Smith is a graduate of Dur- ham University and has been en- gaged in work in the south of Lon- don and among the people of the Pottery district. He is eigpected here this week and will enter upon his duties next Sunday.

James Howlett of Gowan Brac, ni'-<

rivcd in the city last week from Bos- ton, where he had gone about `a month ago, accompanied by his eld- est daughter, Nellie, Mrs. -Edward Carroll, in rcspousc to a. telegram stating that Mr. Carroll had been seriously injured. Mrs. Carroll had, previously been summoned home to the bedside of tier mother, who died five' weeks ago. Close on that bereavement came another, the death of her husband, Mr. Carroll, who passed away in the hospital at Boston about a. week after she and her father arrived there. Mr. Car- roll wss a tcnmster for Jenning

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Managei

` Charlottetown, Nov. Grd , 1910.

Bros., wool dealers, of Boston, and »|_29d|;f_

the idcnt which resulted fata‘l

acc Y.

occurred whll-e he was delivering wood in the warehouse.

The basketball team of thc Mac-

Donald Consolidated school went down to glorious defeat before the West Kent School team of the Y. M. C. A. on Friday last. The score t d it ‘ltt tiirt -

s oo twci y-eigi o _ een in fa vour of thc visiting team. in jus-| tice to tl( Consolidated boys it may be said that this was their first game, and, considering the little practise they have had, that they made an cxcellentl showing. Mr. Howatt refereed thc game with per-

fect satisfcction. After the game the teams were served with luncheon by the girls of the Household Science department West Kent Team-Lan

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Carson, Taylor, T.. Moore, F. Moore. Consolidated team--ings, Keeping,

cheon the girls of the Consolidated played the Wai-it Kent boys, beating them by a score of 20 to 16. The girls were too quick for their less active opponents, and, by a series of brilliant passes, secured an easy victory. A 'return game will be played in the Y. M. C. A. Hall next Friday night.

::Tho doctor's advice-After diag-

nosing a case and giving a prescrip- tion the doct.or's skill, without your medicines are fresh and pure, ts fu- tile. When you got your prescription dispensed at the Control Drugstore, it is a guarantee that you get just

in the city yesterday.

Miss Laura Prauglit has returned

to the city after spending the week end at her home, Hillside, Pownal.

Thursday afternoon next will be

the day of the fancy sale in St. Paul's schoolroom. Five o'c~lock tea served for only fifteen cents.

.l. H. Messervey arrived ln the

city this morning on Nc. 10 train from Woohstock and will leave this afternoon for P. E. Island on a busi- ness trip of a couple of weeks. '- Moncton Timcs. '

Mrs. Charles McDonald of Attle-

horo, Mass., and two children, ar- rived in the city last night to spend two or three months with Mrs. Mc- l1ould‘s parents, Bertram and Mrs. Lca, 'Vernon River.

Says the,Wcslcyan :- The annual

meeting of the l"reacher's Union was held in Sackville, lalit week when Rev. B. C. Borden, D. D., was cho- sen president nnd Rev. W. H. Heartz, D. D., vi:e-president; Sec’y Hcv. \V. G Watson; Treas., Rev. F. W. W. Dcshsrrcs. Additional em- bers of the Executive are. Dr. Sprague and Rev. T. Marshall.

A dinner was given at Bellevue

Thursday by officers of the R. C. A. and R. C. E., in honor of the officers

liant.. Covers were laid for 34. Coin- imandcr 'MacDonald of the Niobe is labsent from Halifax, but three offi- cers were present and there were three from the Cornwall, including Captain J. C. Ley, R. N. From the Brilliantthere were two. Lieiitenant- Colonel Engl-ish, of the R. A., Que- bec, was also-a guest.-Halifax Exo.

One of the most impressive naval

funerals seen in Halifax for years was that of George Ackers, of H. M. C. S. Niobe, which took place yes- terday afternoon irom the ship to St. Joseph’s church, and thence to Mt. Olivet cemetery. The remains were placed on a gun carriage which

was ilrawii by blue coats. The casket was covered with the union jack and laden with flowers. The officers and ,men of the Niobe, Cornwall and Brilliant attended in a body, and the band of the Niobe rendered appro- priate music.-Halifax Exe.

:on the Niobe, Cornwall and Bri_1-L

lland Bags

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I t`s Less Than I l Five Weeks to Xmas 1

Pretty nearly time to commence to list your gifts

so you can look around and fill in the blank spaces in , that list. l)on’t forget that those who do their Christ- mas shopping early invariably get through quicl<er,with less worry, as well ` `

those who leave it until the last minute.

\Ve‘have been preparing for the Holiday season

during the last six montlis---Timie for us to cuiimfncc do1i’t you think ?

making better selections than

Black Leather covered frame 8x8 in _ . _ _ _ ._ Black seal grain leather Koratecl cover frauie, brass trimniiiigs

leather lined with purse 7x11 inch..... , _ _ . _ _ _ .$l.45

Same as above only 9x12 inches _ . _ ._ Korean Alligator bag with two claws on outside leather lined

lined 8x12 inches .__ _ _ . ._ _ _ . _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 50

German silver etched ,fram_e with grey iiioire lining, black goat

seal leather io in long_.._......_. _ ._ _ _ _ _ _ _ ._....$§.25

German silver frame with an attached, embossed plate black Wal-A

nut gran goait leather, I2 in.lo1ig _ _ ._ . _ _ _ _ _ $4.25

Finest quality of Florida Alligator io inches long, leather

covered frame. _ _ ._ _ _ ._ .$5.95

Fine quality of Florida Alligator with two genuine claws attached

for trimming 12 inches long..- _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ...-~.-....__...$8.85

Real seal bag in black with Gunmetal frauie silk nioire lining bill

and chzingeipocket of seal attached inside . _ _ _._ _ _ _ _ ..... ...$9.85

Card cases in Morocco only all colors _ _ _ _ . _ _ _ _ . 60a, 85c, $l.55

Ebony Brushes and Mirrors

oodls

Sarsaparilla

Cures all blood humors, all eruptions, clears the complex- ion, creates an appetite, aids digestion, relieves that tired

feeling, gives vigor and vim.

Accept no substitute; insist on hav-

ing Hoods Snrsiipurillii. Get it today.

.Chzrlottciown Steam Pavi-

gation Company Limited

Commencing Monday the 7th. oi

Nov. the S. S. Northiimlicrland will leave ilu- <‘oumany’s wharf daily, ex- cept Sxrndiiy at 7.30 o’clock, a. m. fieturninic will leave Picton about 1.30 'o'clock, p. m.

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f Limoges :China if an Excellent

Gift _

What could be more appro-

priate for a Cliristiuas present than a piece ot' Limoges Chinn lts exquisite dainti- iiess and characteristic lovcli- ness, makes itsiiitzible for all occasions- all seasons and all

classes.

You can select a single piece

here or zi whole set, and wliat- ever you do pick out you ciui depend upon the quality be ing the best. ‘

Make this your gift store.

:lr “°;::f..;'°°'i°-i“°.r;.;.‘;f G F Hutcheson 1

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Change of pictures Every Night

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Central Drugstore, Sunnyside. \ Jeweler

Mirrors

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beveled British lifiudle _ _ _ _ _ _

Black ebouoid oval small size...35c

iiiediiiin

size-:...... 69c

Black eboiioicl oval large size $l.25

“ “ circular bevel-

ed ._ _ Sllc

Black ebouoid circular ring-

handle...»......... _ _ (alle

6 iucli circular beveled plate

iiiirroi' Ring handle ebon-

F oid._........._ ............ll5

, <inest uzilitv of Con fo ebony

5 iiuch iiiirror bf finest Cldh” Brush" `

` Small sizes........ 75c Q

plate rin

.....`L.)`250

Brushes

_ The bristles used iii these briislies are all of the finest quality of bleached French bristle.

Regular style hair brushes

95c, |25, L50 each

Regular style hair brush with

fancy back :ind handle 65, 2.00

Gents, inilitarv brushes

.........l.25, |_60, L85, 2.50 pr

Leather cases for ;ibo\'e...75c, 950

Large sizes... . _ ....956

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Plain liiieii liucl; lieiiistitcliefl ends. Pattern across one end. _ _ .50c gsgh Plziiu liiicli liuck with "Fleur-dc-Lis"pattern on one end. Both,

ends to be finished with buttouliole stitcl1._....... .65c each

Fancy linen liuck with Maple leaves woven into the material. Put-

terii on one end. To be finished on ends with buttoiihole stitch , 75c each

Fancy liuck Tulip pattern, ends finished with Dniiinsk border.

V Stziniped motif to hold :ui initial henistitclied ends...._.......7§c each

\'ci'y fine quality of Daiiiask towels with plain huck centre, Ileiii- ` stitched ends. Stziuiped iuotif to enclose :iii iuitial.....__._ 95c each

STANLEY I BROS

_ THE ALWAYS BUSY sToRE. » ,`

"If you linnker after economy and

wont the most comfortable, soothing shave that home shaving can afford, yoii’ll not find satisfaction until you use Jobnson's Cream Shaving Soap. This is thc best preparation that chemical skill can produce, soothing, healing, beard softening and antise- ptic. A tube means 150 shoves. The Two Macs. drif-

White Butchers linen-

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5° Admission

5 w¢¢l¢S .i2`§¢°“§f l".Louisc Tufts

Elegant linens at Beer Q

Weeks.

New Curtninimta at Beer Q'

Weeks.

60x75 inch Blankets 89c-1

Beer Q Weeks.

lleovy Blankets _$2.75 -

A -Real Comedy

Orange Blossoms A Gaumet Beauty

. IN ILLUSTRATED SONGS ` ‘ Photo Playa Tonight

The Taimng of June An Excursion onthe Comics

_Beer Q Weeks.

Travel ' _

Yvonny'o Sacrifice .

Spciffol _ l

, .Reniinciution ,

our Pictures

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very Night weeks. *Tw* if ll.lBdti`“

Comforts Slllllgp-Beer Q

Bron work ot Beer Qlfeekl

’ Bran work outfits-Beer Q

Shave Themselves

\\'c have ideal shaving soaps, powders and creams-iz diffcreiil

varictiea_to sell-rl from. Call .md get a freo sam lo of the celebrated

Jol\nson's Shaving (lreom

Our lines of Razors, Straps. Shaving Brushes and After Shave Lotions

:ire complete in every respect -Prices Right.

GEO. E. HUGllES} "`i»..'.'Z§'l’.'f"

The

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White House Is

Best Co ffee-lui

White House Coffee is the best we ever sold or you ever

tasted, lt is made from full grown beans, carctiilly and srieiitifically prepared-it is the purest, strongest and most nutritious of :ill coffees sold. A rup of \\'l\ite House has such :iniippetizing aroma and exquisite flavor that ycu will be surprised you ever uscdtany otlicr.

All your friends prziisc White lloiisc Coffee. Tri- a pound

to-iliiy. `

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Phone 273

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Stamped Linen Towels for Embroidering _

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LARGE BOX OF FUR NECK DECEMBER 22ND OUR LETTEII

PIECES, COMPRISING THROWB, CONTEST CLOSES. HAVE YOU SCARFS AND CRAVATS 1-3 OFF. SENT IN YOUR OPINIONS ON THE I‘FiE BALANCE OF OUR SAMPLE SUBJECT ? PROWSE BROS.

LOT. PA'I`0N‘S 1l-15dtf. 11-7dt_f.

FACE COMFORT for Men who