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'FEVS NAPTHA SOAP .3::;:.::.‘;.°;:::; :;.;l‘°..‘:.':.‘:.. f::::..::

Hundreds of people Wh have tried it are pleased It means less labor an better results.

Try lt.

7c ei har-10 bars 60c.

& was fairly large, but trade was good and

Phone 199 .hots and $5.15for1i¢hts ami iris. 'L <

Cor Kent and Gt. George Sts.

,V gre root oi Prince Street School by Lowe

li Will All Come ., '°°~ '

h quarter after eight and the express at a

is a true saying if you use ‘l“'“¢°1` 11° fe"-

° morning.

Ai Rliv. D. B. McLeod will preach his far e-

;Sacrament oi the Loro`s Supper will be ,dispensed in the morning.

` -_-f ' 5 bert1Hall, Tues-:lay evening, Novembed 3rd

W , program will be given during the evening.

A GARD. _

lin Jose;-nine saitph ¢l§&r:\ io‘i\mik her promises to be a most exciting one. The * .'“""-~.. ~~»- ~==...»-..:°~=°.-.;..'~° - :..~.:s:- ::.-:.: 1°-,:.°1.~"i.::~.1::..°1~=:

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H188 J. SMITH,

Gaariottetown. lox 411

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'rnriunmi time me urs. award

__ took niece yesterday afternoon trom`

Bright on Villa to Sherwood cemetery by

lal Flon , hich is rorln . , .se-:iii imileli .ic nie 'Zi.¢i¢£°fi°,~'ir’¢.i:°i. bein- There was s larse attendance. ms :£;‘§"§°";°t;* g=‘°§ “H 1; gr* The funeral services weae conducted by annie min, "4 ¢|¢°¢"|, mm.” '.°‘°ilRevs. Leo Williams and James Simpson

' ~ W mn a alirhtly sweet. nnt&lavor. "RUS Q and the pailbearers were four nephews of

,Vg iy axiom. MAL? susan ie _T W. yn |»¢‘¢hd°..‘ ht .5 dumb* bile ¢‘|ec6\80f| lid, Viz, S. C. M0018, 30|!!

a ' A °°.-if Iuxtdthgiamf UR’ H041 ll>l>¢- Davies, Waiter DeBlois and T. J. _Harris

laurxn °§|?§li\f,? Lasr eveningalargennmberof friends ,“"““'",,,,,,_,‘“'~f¥¥'*B-D fi* °w\°°\¢~»p.~.m~adai¢ae noone: ur. me Mis.

` ° A Michael Sweeney, Whltney_Agp_p_ue to

F*-ma wi” van' ,um ‘nd un' ioin in celebratingthe mai-ridge ot their adultered foods should give this amgum-,nine Angelina, io m-.moms

`,lln.rray, which event took place ia,

‘ e Sacred -Heart church on Tuesday o_f'

IIIIEI. STEWART.

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THB "ECLIPSE" BAKERY, Kent Street.

Telephone zrr. Charlotretown, P. R.

Merit made shoes, Ames Holded make'

Asktorthem.* ` 2

lmeneing at 1lI.&l and continuing all day

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Y. M. C. A. Annual meeting to-night A

Exrlmsivs repairs are being made to

Tru: Princess arrived last night ata

\VoRD was received yesterday of the

took place at his home on Wednesday

well sermon is Z on Church on the even- ing of next Sunday week, Nov. 8. The

Tin: Toronto Globe report oi Tuesday`s marketin hogs is as follows'-The run

prices are steady, at $5.40 per owt for se-

W. Duo, organizer for the C. 0. F- ivlil address a public meeting in Mount Her-

at seven o‘ciock. A musical and literary

Tx: football game tomorrow afternoon

last game. ' ` ` ‘

A arnrrma of the National Executiie

of the Connell of Women, will be held in Prinoeo!Wa]es College Hail today, com-

lottetown are requested to be present.

lest week. Mr. and Mrs Murray

‘ The Siblic haslearned

ALARM: number of citizens paid 'the

last tribute of respect to an esteemed resi- dent in the person oi the late Henry A. Haivle yesterday afternoon. The service was conducted by Rev.G. M.Young atlthe house and grave. The pall bearers were John Newson, James Lewis. L. M. Poole. Norman Campbell, W. A Weeks and John P. Tanton. Interment was made at People’s Cemetery.

Tris PA'rR1AncH J Acon will be the theme of tivo Sunday evening sermons at the Baptist Church during the month of No rember. °

Nov._1st, “Jacob Leaving home Nov, 8th, “His Courtship, or How Love

Lighters Labor."

Nov. 15th" His Conversion to God.”

Nov. 22nd, “ His Despondency."

Nov. 29th, “His Last Days on Earth.”

Strangers made welcome.

A coivcsnr at Montague to be the best

of the season will be given in the Mon- tague Hall on Monday evening, Nov 2. Among the numbers on the program are solos by Rev _Walter Cotton, Cherry Vall- ey, John Green and the Misses McDonald Furness and McGrath, Vernon River and Mies Maggie Stewart ot Cardigan. Read

Vernon River. A pleasing feat.-ureot th entertainment wilibe clubs swingingb Miss Mabel Rice. Doors open at 7. . Concert begins at eight. , `

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arrange for eveninli should write' or ca'lf at Dunetalfs and hopoto Inverse the s&§‘e of

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it inspires .

‘ Lasting

Confidence

That’s one reason why

Johnson’s Baking Powder _ _ is so popular.

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that of our' prepare-' tions are to be reliai

upon; .that we ,take

~ ,. pridein our produm

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, conscientious endeavor

VF - to give honcstvalue. V ,

1 lb tin 30¢f‘»’

1 M lb .tm 2oc_. ’ ` Sold by ali grocers and ' general dealers., ‘

have sio_ee been on a honey- noon trip to P. E. Island, returning home last Satnrdaynight. A pleasant time was spent by all those present last evening.-

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$2.00 THE SUIT UP.

according to size and quality.

Cheaper Underwear.

Fair grade rib underwear 4oc suit Heavier weight union 6oc stfit Fleece lined special 90C N12* Fine Shetland. $1 and 51-25 Suit Special value Unshrinkable; heavy wool. worth $r.8o for $1°6o Shit

We sell every grade and size and

our stock is bigger and better than ever.

woot ioi> siiiiiis

Fleece lined tweed shirts 50C- Kniiied Shirts. 55C and 75¢-

. ANNE SHIRTS-Best quality Navy and Grey Flannel Shirts, with and,

¢0§:;5, all sizel.: from 12 1-2 to 17 inch neck, extra large body and double stitched, ,

at 88% 'I 00’ $145, 1,35, 1,75, 2.10, 2.60.

Weeks Goods are .Good Goods.

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EVERY MAN Sli0U|.|lns|iEiAll THIS

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Be 't ill tell him wher e he can buy at least cost to himself. Men’s Underwear, Hat an? §¢-,siery Braces, Sox and everything in that line of goods.

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Underwear

Not to Shrink

A Great Assortment

OUR liEN’S CAPS S

We devote special attention to

Men’s Hats and Caps. We have a large show room devoted exclus- ively`to H-.its and Caps. v ' Every man should see our . Caps

25c to $1.50. Best stock in town.

MENS' BRACES

-‘ Special at 2 5c pair.

5o dozen Men’s Braces. worth

58c pair," selling at 25c.

CLOTH TOP SHIRTS

Heavy wool cloth shirts. goc. Assorted patterns in cloth sh.irts,$1 1.15. 1.25. 1.50 and 2.75.

ot. Wales College thislevenlng at 8_o'clock. Tm' °\¢°tlng will be under the auspi I oi the “Charlottetown Local Council of Women" and will be addressed by M .‘

Willoughby Cummings, Mrs. Thompson, L Rev. T. F.1Fuller-ton and Dr. Anderson I Superintendaut of Education. A Rev. Leo Williams and Miss Fitzgerald will sing solos and there will be several selections from Professor Watts’ Orchestra. Tire . public are cordially invited to attend. Ad- mission tree. `

AN interesting event took place at the ,

residence ot James Essory, _,1Kensington, on Wednesday ovening,the 29th inst whi n Miss Annie Essory and W. A' Lockhart, both of Kensington, were united in the bonds ot wedlock. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Stanlev Young. The groom was supported by his brother, John Lnckhai-t,whilst Miss Corrie Damei- 5 eil oi Freetown attended the bride. The

A nomo meeting wiii be bein in Prince!

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wedding march was played by Miss Bessie Young The bride was the recipient

encing the high esteem in which she was .held by her host ot teiends. '

. BORN. .

. At Orwell Mills, Oct. 28, 1903, to Alex and Ida McLeod, a son.

At the. home ot the bride’s parents Robert andllrs. Stevenson, ,South Rus-1

.tlcc,on 0ctobsr28th by the brother oi, `

the brideltev. B. W. Stevensomlpaetor of Central Christian Church, Charlottetown _Miss Martha Stevenson to David Dougherty ot Port1Hi1l '

[Funeral from his late resi¢ienoeWey mouth Street at 2.3! p. m to-day Friday

Evmu owner ot stock should feed Ill-'

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spli-its is quickly noticeable 'and repays ' the .cost many times over. Almost every

Prieeiitioabox The Two llaes.

, Donald t MacKinnon. Drngglats,' ,Gi-eatGe¢rge and Kent Streets. d-w.

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We believe that we can

.-please any mother in the assortment we now show. ,

Anti-Colic Nipples,

1 Barclay Nipples,

Bat Nipples, _ Simplex Nipples, .

and several other makes.

‘ Best English Fittings

‘ X A Big Stock of

Nursing bottles.

. °-rm: 'ijwo Macs”

§ licbonililt liciiiinon,

DRUGG1s'rs, '

Cor Gt.George and Kent Sts

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T0 LET.-Honfae on corner School and lill-

ltonstreetnalselionee on Gr-aftonitreet -near

B by gl] dgalgn on 3 p0SlllV¢ gU.8f8.B£ , Pownai.- All modern conveniences inbotll.

Immediate possession. Apply to R. R. Hutch , A €o. 29 d 3i

YO N E Y BH CK 3 'ro-r,1sr-_House on King suffer, any hu.

-#ay containing nine rooms in good order. ‘ -'-PPI! 1° TUG. U¢Q“lid. Lower Queen Btrert.

lI§kii~.1ll'lllkhlK¢h¢K°°d’¢ng||yhk,_bb.°£hm!h 1 / 6271"-f l

.aries is im annum owe. A WANTED -5 D r srange J ll N ' 5

, ‘ , "WAN rBD__A fumhhed moulin . home 5$7°40 to H ’

modern improvements near corner of Gregg °

‘ HELP WANTED-MALE

WANTED-Young man, with ambition, to

manage an agency inthe principal citieaof Canada. Splendid :chance for establishing- hlmself ina permanent, lncritive bndncaaofl Hlvvm Addreunee lueeii-ie rnmie co., an 346,2I,on don. Canada. 3, <1 1'

'te and capable man is

eomtanl touch withthe trade, to represents

xenon ning.. caimro. on sau Nev 2g

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*rn 1,31*-A oooaeoo Gerald st., furnished,

doe. “Kink in the wash * or safurniahed. with good orchard ineonnec-

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'room uheedwhe in w=_miv\1*»S °°¢ Furs froiirthe best in " the if c '

; K“""°“‘ 5""‘°"°'I’°7"‘°"° A ~ every price. None butgood furs* at

imaiiomlisioon rwa. when ,itieusea ` an im vement in health weight and ; 4 f~

,mmi,,,,,g gmhnn my my-rem Grey opposum ruin heads, " atook.aadlivei-ystablekeepers saytliat Black opposum mE, sa'ble tails.=.. . .. . . . . . .. .'.;~t-5” the benefit limos derive from its life Flat stole of black opposum, sabietails. -... . . . . . . .. .. . . ' IN \°°\\°\\l'\bl¢- We S011 1° °~'.l5l¥l-R\l_i»'°i American sable roi. black, font tails. ...,, . . . . . . . . . ., . .g. .i,. '=»°=°¢°¢iv°r.¢=s1.¢~¢f mm' warm iiiai si°1e.bear, wiih'¢ieci:ios¢a1."ar f

-' ' Pfetty ruRs of sable. 6 sabictails. . '. .".’ ".1 '. .‘ Y .". .j

Pretty stole of Alaska sable, very dainty, »‘.~.`»:ii»‘§"f‘i"‘

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0§'f.1f.1§f‘}f'.§ff.‘f.H.f$.Pif.i-`°.fff..n‘f’ai.°AIf.'1 their good money away bovine shodd; era eieimngy t‘ _' '.`."l.'i.°»‘,.‘°§§.'..‘°X."f.'.f.”.1‘§`.'§`$.‘?.'..'<i." K 1 MoNc1'oN TWBBD5 ARE "ADB FROH PURE woot.

ioasexperienoe unnecessary; position .peraiaa- Give them one trialgand ,ll b

_ seeeenrei. neeiae uma , YOU MV” llyanythin else.

_ ::t¢eh::::;? sepefieieaoeei Come direct to the agents. ~ 1 " S

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Street Wednesdaywth October. Angus- ' ' " A` . tus \lorris,aged73!ell'8. ' I,

attractivesableruif. olsrgesable

tall8V"i‘l¢:f‘\ ‘eww . 4-. 5- ¢ a 4 3' . . . .`f...?;J¢~"e"{‘S' J 5-.`,."?`-ie a.-€»'_ fruit..

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stof饑\?e'ry`iiandsome. 2 heads. 4 tails . .i. . ..` swell fur is that sable. peel round neck, stole front , 8 very large tails.._....;.................... martin ruE..beoutifully.marked. 8 tails. . . . . _ . . . . .

Sable stole. broad at neck, gun metal clasps. 6 very large. taussooo a » » . .ee e » » » »»¢`-eo echoes-.oee.od`e»gooo,ao

Fox set,-muifand ru5,veryhandsome.... Lynxset,softgrey.mu£andruE....... . . . . . . . Stone martin set. very long dat stole. large muff--stole ‘ron

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fQi‘¥_8nd ooainess of your sittiig 9;- =°i1111§1¢”r°°m than A nice -~1g.m~i. Fh“’.- We h“¢_ l>°\1shf qi1fU='l=rs=1y

Morris Chair

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1118 P1¢°¢8 of furniture and Hatter ourselves that thee): has never been a better _display in Charlottetown, ' A

We Have Placed Them all on the Main Floor

Pfor yoga' convenience-Call early and make your selection .

while variety is complete. A

‘George and Water Stre ts._ A ly G rdian., I frames of solid ° ‘ oiiiee. e pp a;,,,|°;,dj , Og];_ Sells Best Furniture. .

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