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the harbor yesterday. She is loaded

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Frank Jones

city yoiforday: 4.

Eldon, was

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city yeeliefrdsy.

Pollue Cou`|-1;:_ya-eerdqy, ,

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and a. hal( cents'

noon yesterday,

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1*' ,". ’\.Y"lyf§ 'V _ the clt; y`¢_¢i5'erday\._

David Ross

There _`,weI‘e‘ ho

H169 li. Marti

Albllm, Wag

n, Eldon, was in

Kinross. was la

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Pork wah "

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5 at eight to 'ei

yesterday.

'"*°'€ w'e».<iult‘e‘hiisvy sleet so

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.HE d,1,f,,,_tUuc1,, 0, ,au_ » ` - - 0 e ry, 9 pall bearers will e mo ng pictures at New Won-

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the 'ronikht wul os Hsiloweeu.

ved acard from her son

'"'1‘he iotestaews mst ol sn." ~.1_ .1. Hughes, souriu, wss 11 bus

-- - - 1seueer to the my by the Northumher- The Bueient Store on Cherlotfetown’a haunt Street.

A large tern schooner was lying in land last night. y f ‘

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’°°"'°", Iwlth lumber. Shluping was very dull at the City ,

---~ water front yesterday on account oi 1

Mrs. R. 1-1. Iunnssy, City, lust even- the heavy rein. ‘

raced

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ri oi Kenorn, Ont., conveying Bev, F. A. Wightman, Montague,

, The ma,1,u_a,,, arrived last night at congratulations to his uncle L. Prowsé came to the city by the Northumber

_fm-.¢_ 11 55' ,and Mr. Warburton on their recenwland last. night.

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' I LA man wants work in the Oit Seal Mm” M°r':°"t G°rd°°' °' N-"V l' th. clusumd c hmm y' l The Boston opera Singers company Perth, ls visiting Mrs, Duncan Ken-

° ' " [closed their engagement in this city.nedy of 'he Provincial” building, in

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successful election.

D _ G d ’ t t A, ,last evening the grand opera. Carmm this City. _

th. ho; th; xy 33:3 ° b"t°°v ,which was much enloyed by a law' i " '

, 1 ~ » ‘special train from the west. -"Hue com-‘ HeNutf, of tihils City, was elected as 5

n y;{‘,?r,f";,"§,;“;°;,f,°r‘"{‘s§°,:',;*:‘" "°€”=‘*°“’F“ pony, shouni they visit this city the 1.1.sr1n nwniher for sum-outs, '

l , '_ . ,again will be sure of a hearty wel-` Sells., at “cle recent ,Federal elec- '

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7' laudienoe, many ot whom camo ia by“'1‘hom.as McNutt, brother of lieslie '

. Anyone Want-kng to rent a 'tenement '°°'f1°' I ___ __ I , J mem" ` .J V

*FMS \"¢l°*`° th” CU? house seefelags fled column. 'I ' f l ‘

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' It ._ . _ ..McKee- who died yesterday in the P was in New Glasgow this week. An id‘ =

The -No mberl nd arnve om: , ' - ' , ~ .

cbt PMG" at ei M nvs1m_ v ig, 9" E. 1. Hospital. win toss pines s.m.,us1_s1 with th1s gentleman hs toon

.

'nhs funeral ofthe into Jams; R J P. Woodbury. of Cliririottrtown i

_ 1 __` -dist church, service commencing at Will! him-

The tide will be high this -a.ftel'H0.QI\ _$.30 p. sn., thence by train to Shen-l "`_’

°“t‘ 3 48 and tomorrow afternoon at 4 55 |w od Gem te Th l Th vi

° ° W 5° I-day. afternoon from the First Memo. some horse stock from this Province, e

adies Fall Coats of Distinctive Styl §‘I,'l°.§"1‘§§.‘.“‘:.... “`.§‘.f1 1‘li§’.'°1 l’1"’tl'”"“§°° s1‘.fu"..1.‘§'°‘éf.;...§l"}Y.i?1ii?.‘,f.;‘.E.i‘.° éil

_ ' 'ual on acco1l1nt of then l111l12i“1li-By`t‘_'s City from the east yesterday ull ,_ d ~ lground and that it is also harder on U'1\"-10"” 'md lefiveil l-MS m0l`nlfll! 0117 ,

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F. H. Beer, Dr. Baginall, J. A. Moo;-¢,diil subjects and were heartily apprc-,W ,and John McNevin. elated an was Miss Van Bra.nders`de- f

' lightful song.

c f ‘ . _ _ ,_ ' 'be Beniamin Bremncr, G. A. Sharp, ,derland last evening were from splen-1 ,f

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PROWSE BROS LTD, Yesterday was the first disagree-, 1:3'

able day for some i,imc_ The his-h~ The steamer Hzllfax arrived in port, i

. _wind mode it so by driviu me ro nryf-eterdny with only one 1>s5Sen1.f'r ..

CharIotletown's Big Departmental Store. through ous's clothing-. ills-rover le :md Salud wnw tim -,rl1r°“e11 U1# ,

win no muon good throughout the nicht with n very large who conf “

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country os it win soften the sod sistint: of potawee. etc.

L , ’ _ _ _ land for plowing. Farmers wtref i

2d _the horses as dry hard land in 1n1_ch return t0 M0"°t°’“-

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wear department you will find hundreds of handsomc,stylish fall and winter coats to choose from. They

have a character and exclusivcness of des

sign that appeals to particulir dressers

`here lsa shaplines and grace about them that attracts attem-

tion. The tailoring is perfect. The fab-

' ` .`\ ` _rics are distinctive

‘ll \ different from those

obtainable elsewhere.

To the woman who prefers individuality in

everything she wears will appreciate the distiiict fea- tures in design of a number of attractive coat nicdels now shown in our coat section a wide ranffe to choose from. Descriptions might be endless with such a varied collection--all tastes are niet in 2. most charm- ing manner.

See them, Buy now. For these are 'the days

to most enjoy possession of these attractive gar- ments. Tlfack and- -all" the leading fall shades in plain :uid fancy materials.

P1ices-$5.09 and _all prices between up to

$28.00.

Ladies’ Fur-lined Coats

Lined and t ri in m e cl w it h a. l l s u i t a bl c f n r s ar e very fash- ioiriblc this season.

W e r e-

c o m in en d

them for

their warm-

th, comfort

and very

dressy ap-

pcurance.

Prices

535

to $115 V V

Vve guarantee all garments to be satisfactory be

cause they are characterized by superior quality, cor

rectness of s:y1e,aru`stic worhhiunship and perf _

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. nf ..S£l‘0VE liitben cent; r joint

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heavier' to plow thtn soft' land. So i

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can be realized why the farmers wantl MY* L- G- wh°f“`» "‘“"”"A frequent rnins ihrorlghout the is a1-,"0 ll" h0m° "1 M0“U"ff*1 - som 'yes terdny from spending two

...___ lnionths with her parents Geo. H. and ,

The following xcsslution. whlch‘MrS- COOK. FUZPOY SUBW-

lspdaks for itself, was passed at al

'large and influential public nroetingl A H1050 0l1l0Y8bl0 AC H0111!! WGS 11 held under the nur-lplccs of the “Dia~ held in *_-hi’ C“1¢d0Ui*1 Clulf ROOYUB _ mood J11'11i1on"' noeting or ths ortnd lust evening- A pleasing program. ;Division, Suns cf ’l‘en1pera.nce, at dainty r'r‘lresh.rnents and dancing pas- ,C 'Ksus1n;eo11 on the zsro lust. whereas Sed' “WW the ‘"°'1i”‘H HU 1-0° .'f1“i°“1Y~ `

fthe Province of Prince Edward Island

-is und., ,, p,,,hi-,,,¢,,,y Liquor 1,,,w,' The lun in ponties win susole the ' .una whsrens the sum Prohihltory Low h°m° k°°P°\' Un fum his UIOHEMS in is being vilolotfc through tts nn- other directions. For irrstan¢e.f1=e ~portation oi intoxicating ll',\\ors into winter “P917 °f Vegetables is Wceiv' ,the province for -beverage ,,u,.p(,,,m ing attention, five sch-ooners are dis- wh G 9 .lc 1 .,d | W ,m charging P E Island products at the

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= h ' 1 1 t th ' . <1 - ' lwhziveals nidntllle atdjoilliisiz prgvinws, wh“d'_N°W G1”5°W Chr°“i°1°'

ltho Dominion Government has so am-I

leon-en the lsw ss to rohnnt the nn- TM 1111*’ “P *Of the Swim Vi" 3 of be 2:3*2.1222§:.‘:';.§.t.‘;“i°.1.£“°*11..&*.;‘:‘;~ 2 llrlurilzie tggrpodgttmgstclllnllfeforclf Arc1§n1o1<1,'G11y, wfnehostér, noniul '

.Therefore resolved, that this G1-and aah ML‘;‘;;',l;f,l1'lénB£’(;",:ic¥i°k°"i’;§» D“"“i°“ ‘md its mend” "‘ “"1” 1utsrl11ed1ats team. Prggrusi, sotxeeilfl ‘|

, D ' meeting assembled, hereby plone

1,,,emse,,,-M, 0,, rmn, M, -,,,,,,g ,,,,_Mi1gorn, s Rotteunu M

M s ' Qlf>y'11n 'rsi min mum"

t h, rt ti | d .N c wam ro r nor, cDonald,. ,_

4,* .§g_s.f:g,y°,:uinv;;\p,?f ,T123 t‘,‘,‘,\“ ,i‘,uvMcDonald, Duff 'McTague, McKenna,l

- 'prevent the said imporntion of :1l~,C°9teu°~'H5'1°» 005710-

lcholic liquors, for beverage pnrpcudl into this provlncu. and further resolv-

frieuds ucssmhled, appoint u romrrrrt-* tee ,of three to co-ol"-'NYE “lm U19

\ Dominion Al'iuncc in premnting; our

_claims, in this rcs;--Gt. “P0” 0 Y 1°'

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Many in this City and throughout

V esterda to leurn of the death of ` ut the P u 1s1s11<1 Hospital ysster.

'last week suffering from gangerene,

lwted, but nil that loving care ani §b

lskill could do was unavailizg an.l‘ 2 death occurred one day alter the op-

. eration, in the midst of his family.

e ruar the seventeenth 184.1,

stan of Ma1°,;nret McAllister, who camel

£1 from Dcnegal, Ireland and_Jn.mcs, " McKee of St. John, N. B. His' fore-, 'Q father leit Waterford Ireland in the, _~ yem- 1720 settling on Rhode Island' on, T' land adjoining that of t-he founder of= -`. the Vanderbilt. family. Leaving Rhodel 'Island with the United Empire Loyal- j ,lsts ns settled in st. Jonu, N. B. Mr.,

. 1887. He held the following member- ship in fraternnal societies, Past L7” Grand Patriarch ofthe Grand En' .'.ffc1,1r111n1snt of ondfoliows, First Past _, 1ohsnoe11o1- of Empire Lodge nf K- of W' P..`boing,a charter member of the

iilrst Lodge instituted in Canada at ist. John 5. B.. Post chief hunger od l Court Avondale, I. O. O. F., also n prominent Mason and a member of the Order of Railroad conductors. At oils time he wae Lieutenant of the old

"1 . 1 Hook and Ladder company and in hisl

, aerly life was an active milittamnn,-‘ 1" havin been u member of the first en

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f gineer corps. Mr. McKee's forefather’s ;,‘j were men ol‘l1arge stature and strong . ,5 physique which M.r. McKee inherited.,

_ 1-le married Charlott1e'I‘f1nnant, who'

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_ place tomorrow afternoon at three, J* thirty from the Methodist Churchm

the Oddfellows.

eorge 1

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Q unau-

apecmliy of

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me each nc each I2 and 15| each 15 and soc cada 3oc lb :oc lb noe lb

.. ...__ c--_ :oc lb

Bread of all kinds, all fresh

and good

163 Kent Street. Telephone 2 1 1

D. STEWART Ecuvse BAKERY

nukes Best amd?

_ 1 McKee entered the I. C. R., in 1&71 `. l coming to this Province in May 1875, ,as yardmaster and conductor since

_ . _ lT1;Iyrl;rfml.?Jrd1il Oflatcllie le:ldrdl1.nuamftcM;

‘fd th” ““"’ G"““1 mm” “' “Muonn from n1opres1~d;neo oflhls ffthsl, »

'§l‘.‘;'$‘1‘32T..‘I1’Il°§;.1§.°f.“‘.§l.fl§£2" £52; 1 lconducbed at the home' and grave by‘ 3

` progentatives for such legislation. £32155 `E;v£‘€§; Cgnfsfginscgg .ij

lcoux-se of people followed the remains "

the “INF” P'°”’"°° “'"° deeply 3'1"'ldgreudillthludosthgghlygtglhlg' sgvtlél.-dll - -l 5`§~1’1'e1 R- yM¢K~=- which t°°'< PMlli‘.1.`Z”1f'i.§§Zv§§°iZli`l.“.?Z1”°.§§’.;t1§§§1 2 ,` day. Mr.|Mcl<-lee. entered the Hospital tg” ,afgergyangaglrfd “L-)"f"1t°£

lnnfl W'\B""f°f°°‘1 ‘° "“"“ hi” leg ““'“p“' ll¢l)1ll1]l?ndt‘l1(l1 lfhullhos time '

ereavemen .

_¢`»_.

'Remember H. Price Webber's Bos- ton Comedy Company at the Opera '

B01-nFlJ Y "Hu'N_3 ,ht 1 f ll James R°b°ff Mm" W” th” °“"lL1(ttlB11e Dof?;tivl1.3ne n g olloilzitllllfl I

We Believe

that the large jar of Creme Vclpnte (pronounced creme Ve- luil-my) lieurlng the l:1l_1cl of lifngcxlc Ren- auul. Paris, which we .svil fm'

25 cents and lor which we are c\<~lu.'~_zl\'c 1115-ills for i,l11‘.~'clt_\'--in thc- very best value obtainable.

l‘st- ii for llwilllllging

;|111l ‘tulip-ililig ill-.: <l<in, 1-1'ev<1\l.l1i~.; 1.-.1'inkles, chap- perl liziiilis cl". .nn exquis- il-- toilcf piwpnratioii

l)i1'cvil<n\~‘ plainly print-

cfl in liiiglisli.

._< died only last February. The sons arel

“f James T. _ln Sl.. John, George in \ ` _ \ \ ,` W ',31' Lynn, Mass.; Frank N. in Charlotte- '-t\ \, 5 \\\ Nl 5 \` 1

7 town; Harry C. B., a traveller; Wil-' \-1

liam A. in Moncton and Wallace F, ‘ DRY/66/_$7

'I’.. in Winnipeg. The funeral will take -~ _ - . ..._ -

__ 'Fha honorary pall-bearers will be sixl ' ' ' 4 J ` ` A _ ` of she oldest Grand Past Masters of,

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when you are oldli

Then Une Mace

Fo fi

When you an \'6i1ag--

Tins is an antiseptic pre poration, a t mg germi cede. that destroys the germs musing dandrud, itching scalp and falling hair

It is p easent to use be

mg neither oily, nor sticky

Pnce z5c., and 5oc, a

bottle

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_ Saturday,`0cto'ber 31st. |908. Opeu 8a_ m_ t¢9_3() p_ m,

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Clearing out all the ‘_‘Pl (-Iorscts

at "1 oh 'P cdiscount ,of one third, 1

Rzilhcr cozilmcled selling space cl-ictates business moves that we’d rather not innkc soiiictlxlles; This time lt means we have to carry one line less of corsets in -11-di-1° to do business in comfort. Rough on us-but good news for the many

ladies \\'l1o will have none but “P. D." corsets.

For we are closing out all our P. D. lines at one third ofl;- J

The dollar lines are 67c 'I`he dollar thirty five 9oc Dollar fifty “ “ $1.00 The Two dollar lines $1.33

-Second floor.

Second lloer

0ne third off

clearing lines in ladies’ underwear M

(")il`e1i11g this line is frankly done for two rcasons ~ we want to make

more iooni lu the new underwear store on _second floor-and we want to give you n bargain so good that you’ll bear in mind the road to the new depart- ment. So we have taken alot of high class lines that wc propose to discon- tinue-bcautifully inac`1e,soft, fine wool-~ famous make-we’ll tell you when

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you come-and we’vc cut the price ONE THIRD.

$1.f‘o underwear, now 67c $1.15 :;11<lt»1wvear now jjc 1.25 “ “ 84c 1.35 “ “ goc

cream and natural, and line includes vests only.

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Dainty ncckwcar worth $|I5 .

goes pt cts ! store that handles so much ne_w neckwear as

this one 1s. bound to have a few odd lines from time

to time. And the difference between this stole and most stores is that we will not let the odd lines stay ~- nothing but the latest and best can represent

our regular stock.

First floor.

So to»day-dainty little silk .md And a_lot of trim littlc- bows to wear

chiffon collars, in many designs, and with laundered collars--they did not a host of pretty cclourlngs, trim, cf- sell so fast as we estimntcfl, they're

fectivc, _.f‘J:.l1.ic" worih to $1 .503 _ _ worth 30 cts, choose. . _ _ . . _ _ . . |86.

Some other little offerings that \\‘c cannot mention on account of lim-

ited assortment---well worth seeing.

Floor case--~i`oot of stairway.

,______Bargains for men / , _ interesting to women

who buy for men

Six dozen 1nen`s and boys’ fine Ger- gdozen n1en’s fancy winter working I

man wool sweatexs all sizes, 75 cts to shirts, navy, green or grey, worth to

$2 5< ' ` . _ $1 zo

Less 25 per cent. 95 cents each. _

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A fine assortment of u1en’s best silk 4dozen n1en’s fine fall and winter ' '

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four in hand ties worth 5oc to 6oc cloth caps worth to 1.2;. each

Today----55 cts. For 50 cents each,

E Men’s wool lined mocha gloves, of very .nice quality go:d and \vai°m, '1

all sizes from 8% to 10%, well worth 1 15 each, on sale at, per pair _ _ . . 75c. 'l

See our leaders in men’s underwear---the finest we have ever sl1o\\. 11

._............$l,00,$l.50andS200suits.

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11l:l1¢_-l dnriiig a busy niontli of ollclotn selling. \Vhile we do 11-:1l; sell all lhc 'lf'

direct from thc mzilzei' in b`cotl;\n<l-~- ings, linens, napkins, towels :end tow- "‘

i?=ar_1.f,a1r. remnant of oilcloih offered 11 the house furnishings department Ak,

U11 .\1;1fl11“<.l;1_\' wc`ll oils-1' you :ill the enClS_ odd lines and 1‘e'.'ll:1 1:1L-. .tccailii

nothing but one small profit bctwccn `el1ings.--Try us l

luciory and user

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1 The schooner Myrtle V. Hopkins is

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loading ereosohed piling at Richman

"The grocery business recently cori-

by John McKenna, corner

'Queen and Kent Streets, has been purchased by Ernest Chappell who in-1

‘ tends to conduct a first class grocery,

1-1-slyon strictly cash terms.

ment.

be sent 'rhose very ‘e111o;’s‘111s ‘ .1 111ser11s.r'

reader who receivq a dirty gr' printed copy of any lséue ol'

will confer a favor nal

by forw iagioamle subscrl on depart-l

s wsu printed psper vnu return mail

tive Monday evening m ngs' in the Baptist School room are vb be resum- ed Next. Monday evening the iiret meeting of the season wil no held, This promises to be of unusual inter-

est as

Rev 'l‘ F Fullerton has been

secured to give one of his excellent lectures There will also be one or two other choice items on the pro-l

gram

Buoiect tl lecture-Poetry in'

Religion

' Travelling trol the Atlantic to the rseins 1 hu. 11.1 su wnrtunityl

ur-long preparations to .

I must award the praieel

Feed" an the belt

re cancun :ra mein l

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Best Values

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DO NOT FORGET

The New Music Store.

‘ Wheninneed of anything in the Musical line.

. ' ALL GOODS ARE NEW and prices L0w“T. Rh

u-ivdln I pairing of all kinds promptly attended to.

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