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28th recurrence of the ever? fn Bile

as brilliant as could be supplied by

the promenade. the seven days displa was successfully inaugurated.

vious exhibition by the Nation Horse Show association. The entrle

623 entries for the iirst show in 1888. '1‘he feature this year is the increased competition in the harness classes. '

Judge William H. More won the

l iii-st blue ribizon of the show with his brown 'gelding Rylfoni , ,,- _

B'l`U('l{ 'lg' HIS WORK

--mme wsrnis LIFE.

over 14 hands 2 inches abd not `cx- ceedin 15 hands 1 inch. Secon-

The event was the class 'ffor horsei

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prize went to Raeburn. also owned bs

1,UNENliURG, Nov. 15.-Aiout Judge More, and third prize to Sat-

three weeks ago, while at work, Su-

periii-tendeiit Rent-an Conrad met wltli

a mishap, which resulted in his death this morning, in lb: 54th year of his age. The deceased vias, as usual, su- perinti-nding, und helping the men fit

some piping, whrn two pieces came

togcti>.r suddenly and crusherl his

thumb. He kept on working and the result isiliis death. As superintend- ent of streets snri water system. he had no equal, and the men under his control say they never hai a better man to deal. witu. He was ., member of the Lunenr,-urg fire department from its in-iuguratiou, and at the time of his iicath was 5 retired captain.

|A Appeal to

3

Your Taste

New shades and pat-

terns in Neckwear appeal

io cvcry niau, and espec-

ially now, at the beginn-

ing of cold weather?

A new stock has just

arrived al this store, and

the ricli \va.im suadcs,iiud

ntw patterns will surely

strike you just right.

The ;opulnr shape for Fail

and Winter wear will be flir-

opeu cud, full :liiipe io :~liow zi spread i.elo.v thc collar

opening.

_ 5Sc. 50c, fo $l 00.

ire, J. Sumner Draper, while Pun- dora Queen took fourth. All four horses placed were bred in England.

In the class for women's saddle

horses, Miss Mona Dunn, who, though her horses were bred in Eng- land, is 3 Canadian, took three of the four ribbons. The first prize, however, went to Panama, lust vcm"s lieuvyweight winner.

GUY SHOULD HAVE WAITED.

First Ne\vsboy_-“A Guy handed me

,ii hnlf dollar for a paper this morn- ing. I went miter de depot to get de change an’ when I came back he was

g .

Second Newsboy-“How long was

you gone for the change?"

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Men s

Price from $2.75 to 6_oo per pair

Boys' and Youths.

Price frmi i/75 to 4,00 per pair

. --rss urs” use

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~ show is openlimi ,Clie soclakselloq lp

gn Society flocked to-ni t tp t? ison Square Garden and with scenes

combination of elaborate decoration,

animation in the show 1-ingjiioeioty' Qmkwa ras, evening, 1-1¢ im on tn, in the boxes and the public out on. "_-png, on rem;-n to Chg;-l0ttetown.J

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As a horse show, this year's exhiliit

promised to, excel in interest any prei.

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slightly exceed in number last year/s record gnd total more than triple the

one .. i

First Ncv:sboy-“Boiit two hours.",of the Presbyterian 'Home Missions

riii-: c _ 6 IAN

'woman s sADni.m 'Honsn nvswie V

...Ig psy; to buy in this Province. '

-{Jnmes Tuplin of Black Banks was in Summerside yesterday-J-_

-Dr. s. R. Jenkins. returned from

--Elisha and Mrs. Rayner ol Green-

mont left yesterday morning by the Iihnprass for Worcestenf Ma.ss.J _

-Mrs. B..R. McFadyen .will be at

home Thursday and Friday, Nov. Z1 and 22, at Kensington. 11-19 M2i.

-Agency-Newspapers and Maga- zines at publishers prices. 'l‘ellm.in’s Nurseries, Peerless, Incubator and( Mel tte Crcairi, Separator. G.

Q |§i,..Fre,ptov\'n_ 11-59M1i .feqk gent fri" ll: ."¥e J.. a- ' '- 'r. Aiex Mcrwiii, wire limi 'bint attending medical* conferences in.

Montreal and New York, returned to Sunrmierside last night.J.

-The Empress arrived in Summer-

side last evening at 7.40. She had seven passengers going and thirty returning. Her outward cargo con- sisted of two hundred bags of po- tatoes, and two cars mixed freight. 'Phe inward cargo was two cars of freight.J.

-John M. Carr, Toronto; L. Mar-

cus, Torcnto; Noel Frechett, Ottawa; Geo McStead, Woodstock; G. D. Dal- irarick, Woodstock; registered at the Clifton House, Summerside, between 9.30 last evening (after the arrival of the Empress; and 10 Saturday even- ing.J.

-Rev. lames Ross superintendent

iii r x ~- ."‘r-i'iriv-¢- . ",i‘-'in<‘fa and New- fwiillend lcil: by the Empress yes- ltc: .ny rroming for his home in St. |Ji hu. He spoke ‘cry m-_ceirtably in the blummerside Presbyterian Church Sunday ci/ening.J,

-Miss Ida Dennis, O'Leary; T.

Dennis, 0'Leary; W. J. McDonald, St. John; G. W. Harvey, F. Davis, Mont-

;rcu.l: J_.I. Johnson, Char1ottetwn‘; `G. B_Riirs, St. John; J. Kenox, iSt. -John; S. Spotts, St. John; D. .].Lee- Iman. Moncton; J. A. Thompson,Mon- `irenl; registered at the Queen Hotel, ibliimnicrside, ‘between 9.30 last evening (after the arrival of the Em- press) and l0 Saturday evening.J.

` -Word reached Summerside vester- day morning of the death at thc' home of Samuel Kennedy of Bradal- bnne of William B. lieilley u well. known and highly esteemed resident of Sherbrook, Mr. Rielley went to Hrailulhaiie Satiirdav evening and

Tins 1-. the season to look out for wiiiin waiting for tin- train Monday

morniniz he dropped dead. Heart fai-

Tw “S for a “air nf High or lure wns the cause of his death.

l'>w'Ciit boots in llack or tau The d°°e“9”“ W" “l’°“t “l"l'Y"‘l" I; th _ years of age and for many years had

been a member of the Central Street ‘Christian Church, Summerside, where his loss will be kernly felt. Besides n sorrowing widow he lmves ri fnmilv

~ of six sons and five -iliiiglitcrs. His

body wus hi'oiiL'ht to Siiiiiniaisiile yes- terday aftcrnoon.J.

Y 1 ‘ ’ ::l<lnl.hyniol Shaving Soap produces

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Dr A 0 a “owen S and G rl _ 5 quick, thick, lasting shaving lather

l'l`lL`C fl'0l`11 $l-60|() 5-0° Per l““"‘ of a crcnniy, soothing quality. lt

.i“/here you bought the halo & siiftpiis -stliev most le wiry _bigariluandl

» Q 0 nik.-

mu es in ing a Il usuic in ca 0 something to be dreaded. Try Eiithy

rn W"""""“"*' ‘ Q,"*""‘ ;f'"' _'ff' R' ‘ 4 'mol Shaving Soap and ‘you will bc

*‘~~**'*'~"*"’-*'“‘ ""*"” "_ ' " ` delighted with results. Price 2l'-c.'l‘lic

100 13 “Shea-19 t `

ea MO,I).E§TN‘ BRIEF.

Vi/anted

Home wnists are made with piuited

sections, not only on their fronts [nil ibgckii, but also on their sleeves

t L A. H _ Plaits of inany kinds nre notiheaiilc

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in the iiutiimn designs for children s

l.,,_ Gmfmn St, frocks and suits.

’” V i _ Many a woman in Paris is wearing ___i _ ____ __ TT _ .g-Z " __ -35 9, corsnre bouquet, Black- velvet roses

'Y' X are runong the is-inartest.

You Need a

New Overcoa t

\\'-c hive a splendid showing

oi winter overcosts here bought fron the best the lead- ing mauufncturerscould show.

These coats are made in all

the latest styles from high grade materials, and for per- fect iit, exp:-rt tailoring and reasonable price they are in a class all their own. ‘

You nfcd one o’ these over-

cozits Cnllin tndny and sec our display. Allsizcs, pilrcs range from §io to. . .. U. $20

TWO VIEWS.

Mrs, A.-Does your huslmnii bclicvc

` in corporal punishment in the house-

hold?

Mrs. B.-Only to n certain roint.

i He's always whipping the children,

but he thinks the dust should be got out ol the carpet by moral mission.- New York Mail.

` BANANA CREAM PIE.

_ Slicsl two bananas into ii linked |crust_ Pour on it this cream when fold. Two mins milk. yolks 2 eggs., 5 cup, sugar, 2 tablespoons flour. ,Coos till thick. Flavor with vanilla. Frost with whites.

CASTOR I A

For Iniesta and Children. The Kliiil Yin lim Always lloiiglil

_..__i.i_<_i»be" Tw" an f

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~ . . I ‘ . H aviland--Limoges Chino _ _ This is one of our STOCK PATTERNS which is sold in, any ` qtumlityf We have just received asliipmcnt which malcesiliis line complete .Anyone who has -already started building fi DINNER or Tx*.A'SET in this patt-

~ eijril can .now purchase any piece or pieces required The pgltern is dainty with

floral and gold decoration. ,

_ . ,Dina rS¢t 97 pi¢cea......... _ _ _ 5000

, 2:' j.7‘|¢‘\ ‘Sei 42 . . . . . ........-|600

~ -Ono per word each insertion ' \ '

for ¢,dve|-thing in this column. Gash must accpmp_e.ny'oi‘der, and five per cent discount' allowed. Minimum

charge twenty-tive cents.

Parlors, Summer-eldo. _

-H. Cla'rk»,`Agent. will be glad to

receive all news, advertising and subscriptions in Albsrtoii and vieln- _ ity. His'-ollice phone No. is 1.

or two before the time they have paid for has, expired and thus not

Qjontlnued proniptly on GXDUY date.

unusually large and prolific species- Sultnble for fox ranches. Address

11-l5Mti.

-Base Burners and stoves of

kinds is 5 big specialty, Braces,

values and solid satisfaction. -'

-Mrs. Olive Lendoir of St. Step-

hen. Vice President of the Rebekah Assembly, will visit Maple Leaf,

All the members arc requested to be _ present.

-Mies Hazel Morne, agent in J.

vertising and subscriptions in Siim~ " merside and vicinity. Her oflice ~“~ phone is 45--1 and residence phone

26.

Id. H. F‘I’1‘ZHl_lGH HAS _

NOT RESIGNED PRESIDENUY

hugh has not resigned the presidency

civsrspers to day _

in order to allay all doubt upon the matter, (ly. Warmnn, general us- ' sistant. of the Grand ’l'runk_, wired Mr. Fitzliiigli to-day and received the followin-g.rc'.\ly: “There is no truth in the rumor that I am about to re-

Sllln- ‘Si~‘!ll~) E. H. Fitzhughf’

Meantime J. E. Dalryniplc is in-

conference with the New Haven nu- thoriiics with regard to ii tmfiic ar’- rangt-.ncnt of the most. nomprchen5iv¢` . kind between the Grand Trunk con- -

of the New Haven.

BETROTHAL SHOPPING. _

The old German custom of present- ilng a young bride with emblems of _ what were considered the seven vir- tues that go to make up u pcricct ' lioiiscliold.sci'ms nboiit to be revived, for betrolzhnl shopping is the latest fad. It is iiow_tlic correct thing for

with ‘their pixrniits on nppointcd "\0Y`"lllHa and bn_v»n broom, ucririiiig

ii brass door-knoukcr, ri criiiillcstick rind ii pair nf bellows. This peciilini' shopping party coiiiliuli-_~ v ith 11 liinclieon to the iiiiét.-.eil f.iii.ili;i:_ it is considered not quite rcilucd to dis- Dlay the wedding gifts on thc day oi, the wedding, but two or three d:-iyri before, the mother of the bride in-. vitcs liar friends to see the 'giits. The Inst days before thc ceremony are busy ones for thc brizlo-elect, ns it falls to her personally to write ir' note of thanks for every gift ns soon, as it is received, and good form dc) munds that she should also address? the invitations and seal each one with white wax. She has mndc for -her an especial seal wreiithcd in or- ange blossoms. This soul becomes xi little souvenir that is given to her mother, .while her white silk wedding stockings go to hor youngest sister. From her private purse she sends rr fee to the cook who bnkcs her wed- ding cake. Wedding superstitious ard customs secm to multiply and smal wonder is it that weeks are reouircd to properly marry Miss Fin dc Siecle.

MISTAKEN.

Chauffeur-"Didn’t you hear` mc

blowing my horn?"

Victim-"Yes; but I thought per-

haps you were n candidate for the Presidency."-Johnson News.

INTERESTING FACTS ABOUT.

PRESIDENT ELECT WILSON

He is 56 years old. Ho has it charming and beautiful

wife and three charming daughters.

His daughters all l ok more like

him than like their mother. They are nil grown and unmarried. "

I-lls first name is “'I‘homas," but he

has not used it for many years.. They called him Tommy in college.

He does not use tobacco. Drinks n

little wine sometimes und a Scotch ' highbnll when very tired. Buttermilk -_ is his favorite beverage. j Hc is nearly blind in lils right eye ' as the result of nn accident in youth. When reading he hclils n monocle in front of the damaged cyo. '- f His favorite recreation is Qoll, but

he walks much. , an . I-le never drinks ice waten,'=§1 , Sleeps from nine to twelie fhours.

out _of cver'y twenty-four. ' \ - liken automobiling, but bften goes _to sleep in tho motor. T _ He is s. shorthand and typewriting

expert. Writes all his speeches, lec tures and books that wiiy. I-Ie user the "G system" of shorthand. He ls 5 10 inches tail, weighs

4-Furniture! Brace's. Summerside.

ls the Place for beet selections_ and 'ii' ' __`__ lowest prices. __ 11-19mtuf4i,Ef2l. ,\.

-'rin Mamie; naiifcunrsisn es.. fl;

be obtained ,at LAl!erty's Tonsorial .3-

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-Subscribers i1Ti<>Tl-d renew ii week _

miss an issue. as eil papers HW die' ---`

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-For sale, a_fev\'i pairs of Pure ‘Bred .~.<;

Imported Flemish Giant. Rabbits-nu

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Box, 15 summersiae, P. E. I.

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Siiminerside. 'l‘liis is where you get ,,5-

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Lridge, No. 13 on Tuesday evciiiiiig. \"‘ A _ V ( SA

-is -' u. -'il H Maw -i-' ' ,H desirable coal for fue or slormu weather.; _ _

?§°.‘;zz?::~..ir:_:_, is.: ecial odobér ercnatp values ,_

NEW YORK, Nov. l7.-i<]. H. Fitz-

of the Central Vermont Ilnilroail ip Comrany, despite the rumors to the contrary printed in the New ‘York ii _ - _

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a, COAT, 44 inches long, made from n A

nections in New "England, and those _'lf ` UL Vewe[c,,1|m-' holly linings of $li'0il3‘j |'

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knife :ind fork, ii. snlt cellar, n. liible, _

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OVERCOAT TIME IS HERE and we are liere with the

" largest and most desirable stock oi overcoats ever shown by us at the he- ~ _ inning ofthe winter season. A115- You “mit e“‘Pl""‘7"se the ‘wld Qmllty

foo iiiucli in these October offerings. No matter what you select here from a _

rc- in - at nz. °i.:i°;:_i“;if an quality for your money, It s quality that counts .ii i i1_, ,sd . d _I wavs, and that’s wliy1t’s so true oi this store that, quality consi ere , prices

i at Prowse's arc lower. ' I

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! ‘ Meii’s0vercozils $5.99- ii’ liicii’s0vercoals$5.90 l -

,~ » ; : <‘ 3 OVER- _ _ Maile from a heavy warm English "

MLN S CHLSTLRI H LD 'I`wced of nice appearaiice, showing

wipe paitcrns. Priissisn collar style, 50

` nc cs long, twilied Italian bidy lining,

oil riilorccl Sizes 36 to 44. .

black liuglisli beaver cloth single brc:i~t~

‘ Italian, _-sizes 36 i0 44-

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it Mews overcoais 7_00l ilVleii’s0verc0als15_ll0 »

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‘ Yfllllli M955 T“’e"d °“'“C°“t5_,‘,"“de coat frciiiioairlin/ilLeI. wool imported f.. from fashkniable 28 pu. tweeds, blingie m,__]to,,' mi|,,,t,d in nw newegtlsepatgr _ 4* _ breasted. l’f“’if‘ilflD C01 PW. -*VHP 0" 5 WV* ' style, go inches long with vent u me dliflilillr Iiflliil" b0\lYll“"’fl‘- re" pa” handfellcd collars and psdderlshoiildem

ferns to choose from, Sizes 35 to 44. Sims Sf, to 45_ _

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‘ Men`s 0verciials 9.00 Boys’ llvercoals 2.75

Anollble bmuslefl “mer made from Boys’ overcoat tailored in a tifnii ‘ -

. “ l‘e""5' 23 "7" ‘Weed “dm-k.grey Shade' in: rl iiiodifl with velvet collar that but- ‘ ”l°Wl“g a lwrrlng bmlfi Stnpe pattlem’ ons close nroiiiid neck - The material 55

has converlo coliitr wliicli may be uit- F heviot Cl0,h_ Brass buttons* and wen

- l°“°'d “I0” at neck 0' WM” open' Sims incd. Sizes to fit 2 to 4 years of age. _ '

' ' 36 to 44. ~' i If

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li'len’s0vercoals10.00 WBUYS’ 0V€I'€03lS 3-90 f

Mmlc from :ilieavy'weight frei

cloth this uinkca :in excellent coat f winti.-i'vi'cnr. Ir is tailored in the sill a _I brenszcl ily front style velvet calig: Sizes to fit boys iroiii 8* to I5 'years 0 age. '

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, Nleii`s;0vercoals12.00 Boys’_ Uvercoals 11.25° 2'

We have s large range of patterns The Red River Coat' Made from 1

in this popular priced overcoat. All ‘lie blue black Mailcinaw cloth, soft an

_ new tweed effects and also black beaver wnrui, seams me piped, and the hoo -

and uielton clotlis in the new sen'-itor and body zireliiied with red flannel. A ryles, 5o inches long The tailoring is elf collar buttons closest '~.e:k. Sizes irst class iu every respect. or ages 3 to lo years. » _ ' -

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Men's Beaver cioili overcoat. inude

roui a good quality English Biflver

il cloth, tailored in the new senator stvlc, I 50 inches loug,vent in back, velvet collar,

goo i body linings, sizes-36 to 46.

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kr* -"--~"‘~“~ -~<- ‘_ -°-“‘-- u-15 _ , 'W _ - Y =f»-_2- -- ' '

177 pounds. ' ‘ i c There are thirteen lettefs in his name what discolored teeth. `

He can run n half mile at n good and in his thirteenth year as a Pro- He wears eye glnnses all tho lime. ,piice without losing his "v_1ind." “ fessor at Princeton he was elected its' Was a go6d_batebs11 and foutliiill

Dislikes military display. thirteenth President. player. when s young man.

Except for a few thousand, dollars Likes-to go' to thc theatre. Prcfers 'He is Scotch-Irish.

which he from li s snlnry _ns comedy or light opera, I-1|, (ether was 5

he has no His best speeches arsimpromptii. ister- and he

He has ears and a large When

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