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three sl|d,."°'»ll “anal Q gg-_ ceramonioue function

by strik-

wm- Q

“Pemeg mg- suite of the cloudy

QUEBEC, -

ffl# 'ltsfa IAgislature, was

social. military and aebec was largely

and' the

iltlul drizzle of rein was a large gathering present to witness

' the opening ceremonies. Charmingly

gowned ladies graced the galleries as well as the floor of the Upper Chamber, adding to the attractive- ness ol the scene, while the materiel calm' was supplied by the military stall of officers all arrayed in brilli- unt uniforms. ‘

At three o'clock ~His Honor, the

Lieutenant Governor, Sir Francis Langelier drove from the gubernator- *ial residence at Sl-enccrwood to the Legislative Buildings, escorted by a mounted detachment of the Queen's Uwn Hussars in cpmmund of Lt. I. G. Gore. _

ORGANIZE FLUB.

MONCTON, Nov. G-The victoria Athletic Club was organized Inst n' ht with. Wm. McMullen President

_,__ ___ ________ ___ is

"M" ` ' f nnn Ani. w. H. Price, secretary to

Do Your Feet Ache?

“em vvemaa and girls who vnrh

B stereo, effleee er factories, and

~ when occupation ra1ulr¢s than to

Us on tlldr feet, uma ly snKar with foot pains. cramped toee,eerns,l>n» Inna, and mllouses, all caused by weak instep or weak and broken down arch.

lf _lt is not remedied, flat-fool

develo and the

pains nzeme more ` l severe and the con- Q' 4 ““°'

l'lie Scholl “Foot-Eazer”

*affords immediate relief to all foal aches-is a cure and a preventative.

It la I sdentifieally constructed dlvleo

that so ports the arch and instep takes away allrtraln and uneven pressure. lurid C the weight from heel to tea and braces an whole body.

The °'FOOT-EAZER" eases th fam es it instantly. You will fool :ho hfnsln ff t in na d s tim .

_ __ _§;§;_ =i

'I EC 0 K, .

be worn Inside yew regular ella changed from one Babb another;

eu nts several pairs of shoes. Q All sizes. for man. venus and a'h|Hrea,| ...‘I'..“.°..l.i.‘.’.°..i‘3'.' "" “ ‘“ l§.°.$."`°° -wm¢¢amu u&3

'rli~s.i.euw¢.e».. 41zn|si..w..'r..aa

boom all kinds of sports. They will send delegates to the Maritime Pro- lvinces here in the HHCkey AEBOCl8tion ` meeting in Truro.

When their dlgeuioninighl. Youcsnkeep your poultry healthy and free from disease and increase eggs and profits when you give them

l'al1‘5 "°“""

| / Regulator

I l the r||shon` and lwwds ' perfect elder dndenrihe aulritim in the food hcl: lo mah qll

and wwf. The daily use of Pralla Poultry R . ..|.... ~ aiu. ...ivy mn. zs ii.. $5. ez.so, .in ...il'§"',».i.¢.. ....1 loo u.. bw.

Pratis Lies Killer is the best and moi econom-

ical exln-minalor of vemin that you can use-sale and ary ie avply. Everydiins d\e|'s Pulls il Guaranteed or Money Back Pnils Rea Care r in drinkin wales ssvesall

io.. 1..... iii. .Laiy .ii’l'.....

Prsiu Geac Randy will uve iheliille eheh,

3 . "luke Anilal Regulator incvfne the value and pruduelivenen of hens. hom ann nowlby heepiaa the animals in prime conthiion all llie lime. Ask fel’ Pralis NEW Edition Of "falllry Wllsllll"

Morris &_Sn1iih

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North West Pr

_.Ig pays to buy ln this Province. _....-

Nettie

parents in JFYOU-

-'frhe Schooner Loring B. Haskill, Capt. 'Jerry Doucette, is loading pro-

daoe at Caicnmpec wharf for the _ _ ‘ A owners J. H. llyrick and Co.A. I JI; ‘hw

--Merritt Dawson and W lbur '“b°°“|‘u°|\l~ and vidin-

Trainor have returned to North Tri- 'ny' Hu °nl“_

°“ an" an ';xv';::;:d "ip in the -Perfection Gasoline, lllngine~0li

‘ Cup Grease, Batteries etc.-quality

_ and prices right t Brace’s. Summer-

-R C Cullen, manager, for Rog “de “ 1° 19Es3iMMth6,‘

, . . , ~ _

ers Limited, Alberton, -has gone to ' ' , ‘ .‘. Campbellton, N. B. He will return _Bunn ht S001 Dunn) "_ dean' `i_ this week accompanied by his iam » 5 y "

il A the chimney quickly and cheaply- no 7' ' dirt. 20c per package nt Brace’e, '

ll8l l‘6i’.\l|'li' sponding hor with her

0¢ll7¢

Summerside. 10-19ES3i,Mi\lth6l.

-Mrs. Jessie Cameron, who has

spent the Summer on Prince Edward __ 1| B" I 'wk Island has returned to Somerville, 0,. §;‘3°‘:ef0m tsgfutfmgmtazy ° hav; Maas, Her many friends will be pleas- paid mr hu “Pima and thu. not ` ed to hear of Mrs. Cn.meron's im ml" an “Bum M an pam," are (lm. P1'°V°d' health- continued promptly on expiry date.

-John Gillis of North Tryon has __ in Hazel Mums' a mt ln J_

M

had the misfortune of breaking his ,L Jnrdine-' Bookegon' swat” 3¢__ 1°§ While “t Work in G' _Ives '_“`1 will he glad to receive all news, ad- "°°°“tlY~ A9 this is the untd umelivertising and subscriptions in Sum- he has broken the same leg, he has mamma and vicm"_y_ Hel. omg! the sympathy of all the community. phone is 45_1 and remdgnce phone

26.

-The schooner Lizzie Catherine, ____

N-3.°e“uy purchnsed by Capt' D' S -The Empress arrived in Summer- l*llll6l‘,_ arrived Bl; AllJ€l'i011 Ou Sllll- ‘side last night at 7_50_ she had six. day with a cargo of coal. On Satur ty passengers going and twenty_n\,e dill' B qllllhilf-v 0| the C8110 WHS returning. Her outward cargo'c6u`- landed et Tienisn. A. sisted oi 500 bags potatoes, zoo

*f* ‘ cases eggs, 100 barrels oysters and

-J. A. Maclnnis of New Glasgow, 630 lam!-S, and her inward cargo, 3

N. B., spent his Thanksgiving hol‘ ga,-5 freight,-J_

ilnvs in North Tryon where he _--- _ was thc guest of E. Shnrkey. Mr -J. J. Zink, Ratville; G. F. Gar-

Imey are Maney makers Siznrlfey has also returned to Sum rowny, Halifax; F. A. I-blitz, Halifax;

mrs- i `»\ to h s work in the Schur- A. G. Mercier, Halifax; A. H. Carson, main Snsk and Door Factory. Halifax; J.`~N. McCarthy, Halifax; G.

~ D. Russell, Halifax; Stephen Anato,

-The evening classes of the Union »Halii`e/x, registered at the Clifton

Commercial College re-open for thi' House, Sumnierslde, between 9 last iall and winter term on Wednesday evening (after the arrival of the Em- Nov. 6, at 7 dclock. These classes press)_nnd 9 the previous nvenliig. J. afford a splendid opportunity for _ persons to secure ni good biisinnns -A. R. Dolron, Moncton; G. M. training at moderate cost. Full in- Cheatham, sp John; J_ _:__ 1,yms,~n, _formation concerning same muy bf Tryon; W. F. Grant, Charlottetown, Obtained at the College odice. G. H. Nelson, Churlottebo\\'n;' Louis

-- Comeau, St. John; Geo. Wood, Hali-

°-A Very Prof-ty wedding took plnce lax; Cities. Beit, Toronto, registered

nt the Tryon Baptist Parsonage on at the Queen Hotel, Summerside, be-

i Ziltli when Mrs Mar tween 9 last evening (after the arriv-

|T|csday, Oct. . , . » ‘thu E. Walsh and Frederick Walsh. sl of the Empress) and 0 thc, pre- both of North Tryon, were united ir aious evening.-J.

marriage by the Rev. W. M. Field ‘The bride who looked charming in "OB SBWYGBY last Quite B Urge

L A llnszard whim insure dress and n large white schooner was seen OH Alberfwu 11 an

’ - ,-"ffm, q..~..~~ I *picture hat, was attended by her 8lJl>8l'¢'-*H11 dlsabhd °0°d“"i°U *md

cousin- Miss Emily S. Sharkoy of three 89505110 U00*-S PM 05 't0 0""

h ro as ‘ su assistance But the schooner was

‘ North Tryon. T e g om w p - *"*' -~ J p ported by the bride's brother, Frank running oi! the wind under a reeled

li. Crosman of North Tryon. After foresail and iib and passed by, being ‘the ceremony the bridal party were bound for some “sport to the east- cntertained at the home of thr ward It was noticed that her main

9 ` V - _

I S `bride’s brother Frederick D. Gros mast was broken off about five feet ` _ ,man of Tryon. '

*" ¢ ' i.\::i’_`-_ `

He should

Brand Fox

Even if our prices were as high or high-

er than other \Vire it would pay you to buy ORB BRAND FOX WIRE, because it is _ strouger,will last longer and serv: iudeiinftely as an impenetrable protection against the e:.capc of these valuable animals. - Orb -Brand Fox Wire will ~-oi

bag, sig; ci1il;,_p-eel <irTi1s| like

~/ ' ordinary "\Vir=',"i':_i`s'ii'li’f2'}§»Tr§Hi

it'.§; in `tni§'El`il7férE°ii‘ce”iie's its 'ie ii econb'niY`““_r_' "OM" O' O Orb Brand will wear. and \vi>;Ai< Wi-iLL` iA""”T`”" i

_ ' _

Owileciislonier in Quebec wriif--¢ “Your Fox Wire is far f Superior to any

brand I ever saw!"

know, liccausg this same man

investigated the offer uf almost every house

` iii C-mafia selling fox wire. Why did he buy

from I-IoIman’s?, That is a question you can ` answer as well as ourselves.

Experimenting is cxpensivcf \Vh:n the

oldest Fox Ranchers use Orb Brand Wire after expensive experiments, is it not safe to suppose that they know what they are doing. \l/'hy not rake a lesson irnm the page oi experience? You can save money by doing so.

\\'c have the sole selling control of Orb

Wire for I’, E I.

Write for prices, NOW.

R. T. Holmait, Limited

Summerside `

from the deck and a guy line to sup port the iorsrigging extended from

. . , V \

;;Thn Magkinngn Drug _ (70, is the the foremast to~tbe stern. It is

only Rexzill Store in the city-it’s thu thought the schooner was the F. A.

,store 'you should “tie to.” The Rex- Higgins. which was recently loading

T all Sien above this store assures you at Chatham, She is owned in New

0 b B d of getting a square deal, the best London. A.

IT'S r drugs, family preparations and drug

nundries at the very lowest prices. _Some interesting bnrgai-us in new ,There are over 5000 of these stores in (all and Winl-,er apparel are rep,-lntad America-we are one of the links. The; in me ad_ ol Slnclall- and 3t,wM»t_

M*\°kffm°“ D1' UE C0- Ltd., Summcrside, which appears else-

where in this issue. This firm’s name

is well known the Pro incc o'cr for

sire niminv inns

ralnics are the riches.. and best the markets 01 the world siiord and are purchased bv experienced buyers For the winter season so ra idl advanc-

CATABHH MISEHIES _ C- -»

ing ome ex eptio al targa a e offered in women's iurs, fur-lined coats, cloth coats, and iurs, men’g

fnrs and fur-lined coats and winter

Gives Instant Relief Cures underwear oiniikinds. 'riie um can

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and Prevents Cafarrh and §I§§.§“°iii° .i‘§....‘..‘I.° §&‘€i.€..'.3‘.i‘»‘.§,°..L“'

Coldin the Head and the ranges, size and quality all

that could be desired. The entire

t i t i - - :nh

The quickest, best and safest wav ,inrzlreeagsh dezfllllrrlzlznerlltis lzillldllr viéhcli?-I

lit: ;?° ‘E“;‘i::;rl;°rr';n';';g;i“t1{`h;th_‘_f‘;_‘i pal:-le head who will seo that all ord-

' ' ers mail or otherwise are promptly

"much thi’ gpm" and d° its work and satisfactorily attended to. Mail quickly without leaving any had ef- showers Wm be specially bmentted focts. Ely's Cream Balm, which is by feadin ,ms ad alppléed to the nostrils or rubbed on K ` t e hroat or chest gots right at the __The death of Snmh Am, Adams root of the trouble and instantly rc- wife of Robert Shaw’ Bloomfield lievcs even the worst case of catarrb Station’ occurred at her home on nr cold. A few minutes after applied Friday' October 25tb_ The deceased you can feel a loosenibg up in the was 47 years 0| nge and had been head- the pai” and “°r""°” ar” gone' ill for some months so that her

the sense E' mate' small lmiflk l“"“°’d"i't5 death was not unexpected. She loaves °°m° ac ~ al’ 7°" °" ° ”' ` to mourn their loss n sorrow‘ng

f°"’"t person' ~' - husband, five daughters-Mary, Lib-

»E1Y'° “mam Balm °1¢=“S°°. heals nie, Eiin.,_nninei~».n<1 Pearl, and tum

‘ and strengthens the inflamed mem- son9__Th,,0d°,.c Gem.” -am _Roma

hranee, takes _away that stuffed up Jam” Hel. ;,a,.°,,t!’ Richard and feeling and dull pain in the head, Mr* AQQHBI forma” of Bloomfield

- relieves the throe.t'~sorsness andistops Sumo", new msldlnz in gasknt. _um ”“5ty dls°h“rz° """h"°h is th” chewnn and nine brothers-John “"5” °! the ‘“““5tl"3 hawkmg' Thomas in Colorado Daniel in Ore- °"“t|“"' bl°w‘“g M the “°“°' “nd gon Arclibsld in Alberta. Roche in Ioul breath. 'Hay fever victims who Mail” Alfred ln New 'Ham,,lhi,_e_ are made miserable by fits of sneez- _“meg A_ in New Jamey' Richard 'ml-f» °°“gh “F and Wh°°’i““ get ‘“` and George in Saskatchewan, and “"3"” “nd 9""“°“°“t "mf by the Ernest at homel also survive her. “" °f this "1“‘l"° "°’“°‘lY- s m ath df the communit is

Don't suffer another minute. Fly’ ,lfxhtzhdidptoythe .ormwmg fmguy

Cream Balm will relieve you immed- ,md mmds' Tm, mmm] Bervlcn 0,, mtely' 'md “ 50 °°“t b°tu° 'vm Sabbath Oct. 27th was conducted

our. ' ~ »

" *' M more than likely work a comrlite hy the Ram _,_ H_ Megan” of MDT

?‘?» ~1».

Haviland-Limoges China

_ - ' This is one of our STOCK PAT TEENS., v_vl1lc_h,_is sold in any ' quantity. We have just received ashipuient which makes this line complete Agyonepwho has already started building a DINN ER or~.'I‘t$A SET in this patt- lc1fh_f`aa}1~"‘ho`\v purchase any piece or pieces required. The pattern is dainty with

*ffiloril and gold decoration. " ‘ ~

;_~;i ~r Sei 97 pieeea......... . . . . .. . . . . . 50 00 ` is _Sei I2 . . . . . . |6.00

failure

_ _ A _ "v Agmlt' ____..__ showing the esteem in which the de

' if-~ » ~ . - -_._-~~. cura_. All dmggiets sc‘l it. E. A. Foe “.0” ,md WM "ry lamaly atumdedl

H ' ‘ O O ceased was held. -

(From Yesterdny’s Evening Guardian)

-J. E. Wyatt, M. L. A.. and Miss

Dorothy Wyatt, Summerside, were passengers to Charlottetown yester- fll! mornipz where they will spend

few days.-J. i '

-Miss _Audrey Graves of Summer-

side is spending a iew days with friends in Bedeque. She was accom- psniel bv Miss Mildred Silliphaiit and Miss Laurens McLeod.-J.

HOW SHE MADE GOQD BREAD.

One writes:- Failure after

nse~oi oth-

has used

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‘all 3' Miii 0rdfr

icalaloilume _ ` Konverfo Overcoat ,if V3 |l1(`S

‘.1 ' - . Paoa\hdlar\:hu,igzs. .’

I _ _ldesfrable _coat _[affine or sf9rm_q_weafher.1 ...an-

we linen

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Special (lc ober Uvcrcoai Values

OVERCOAT TIME IS HERE and we are here with the

largest and most desirable stock of overcoais ever shown by us at the he- ginniggof the winter season. And you can’t empliazise -the word Quality too much in these October offerings. No matterlwliat you select here from a raiuwaf at $4 oo to a fur coat at $85.00, you are always sure of the utmost qualityfm-_your money. It’s quality that counts with us, first, last and al- ways, and th:-i,t’s why ii’s so true of this store that, quality considered, prices at Prowse's are lower. '

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` Mcn’s0vctcoais$5.9€l f ’ ivien’s0vercoais$5.9

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Italian, sizes 36 to 44

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MEN-s CHESTERFIELD oven- inn from heavy Winn English

d from a 'I`we`ed of nice appearance, showing

COAT. 44 inches long. 1115*- e _ ‘

' black English beaver cloth single breast- ‘Ni sl=ip1.- patterns. _Prusslnircollar style, 5o eé _velvet wllan ‘ bmly linings. gf girnng i iii cs_long, twilled Italian body lining

` _ ill tailored. Sizes 36 to 44. i

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,Nlen’s 0vci'c0als,7.00 M9l\'S0‘§9T°“3l§15~2P

- ' Highest tai oring exce ence s

YW Mens TW*°d °Vef°°atS made coat is made from an ALL Wool imported

us . 'g . `

` f1'0m. f°Sh‘l°l°bl¢ 23 °Z 'Weeds' Smgle melton, tailored in the newest senator

breasted, Prussian collar, _strap op sleeve, ` Style' 50 luches long Wlth vent ln back' dllrblble Ilalhm b°dYH“{?g"~ 1*” Pat' hand felled collars and padded shoulders. reins to choose froiu. bww 35 10 44- 551.3535 ¢°45_

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Men’s Gvereoziis 9.00 ~ Boysf 0vercoais. 2.75

A. Double breasted ulster made from ’ '; ~ x _

“ h°‘V7 28 °Z- tivveedbin dafhgrey Eggs' smarl3(:xl;`del“;:ltcli)l`/ielirilodsllailtihllt sh°wh“'g 8 hengg 03;; Exe an bm: tons close around neck The material is gms ;°r1‘v§;“;?lc:;'< gl; W-om oy en Sizes clieviot cloth. Brass buttons. Ind well 3%"f0 54° P ' lined. Sizes to fit 2 to 4 years of age.

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Men’S Beaver cloth overcoat, made cloth this makes an excellent coat - for

‘om 3 ¥°°d. qualify Enghsh B°“"¢r winterwerir. lt is tailored in the sing e °\°Fh» “‘i1°"°di°‘h_°”"'"” S°°“t°r 5tYle» breasted fly front style velvet collar _goisches long,vent in back, velvet collar, Sizes to fit boys from 8 to I5 yea” of gooi body linings, sizes; 36 to 46. _ age_

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.3- of

i styles, 50 inches long. The tailoring is

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Mi>;n`~s0\"ercoais12.00 ' Boys’0vercoalS 4.25

We have alarge range. of patterns The Red River Coat‘Made from

in this po ular priced overcoat. All ilie , blue black Maikinaw cloth, soft and new tweed) effects and also black beaver warm, seams are piped, and ilie hood and meltouclothsln the new senator and body arelincd with red flannel. A,

_ self collar buitons closest neck. Sizes

first class in every respect. '

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;.'!‘he skin

chilly winds cannot. remain long alter using Oar- price SL38 youre while they

_natilizn Cream. Heals chaps and last for 890. Prowse Bros

crac s article.

Jamieson,

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300 Men‘s Wool Sweat C t5

and winter. but Grey trimmed with Res. elgeglialar

night. A delighthil toilet _ 10.; l M" 250- Sold only by J. G. ~ !

11-7'mt.f. "Potato Farina lust received t

Beer a oem. 11 inizi.

A RFASONAllLE

dia but good value for

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to keen nlesn yn; handgun

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