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Rbpairs ,

Accidents will happen

fllasses do break or if " you have any 'trouble

'”` 'with yuur~Glaases`we

_-will remir them and

I make theml .wikliltenew

we ` do su Rawlins

Pr0mp'tIy'and at very

Reasonable Prices

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SUNNYSIDE -

Charlottetown - P. E. I

The many friends of Miss Loulse_

McCabe daughter of Joseph McCabe, of il/ons, who was operated on ln' the City Hospital Thursday last for appen-l dicitls will be glad to hear that the

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operation was a. success and dates( re- The Peoples Dmgglst YGBV-0l'd8Y tiff-0l`1100IY and EHVG the PU*

_ _. -i pils of Grades 9 and 10 a most inter-

ilne, eating address principally on the fa~

» mc/us tower of London, showing clesr»

port received is that she is dolng`

tical... The

For Your/

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0 POLICE COURT.- A prohihiti

meet in St. James' Hall today at 2 p.

S ld' ' B ,‘ ir Pave to buy in uiir Province. ir. s. i. rnsasvrsnv.-'riie mls

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case against John Collins yesterd y- m.

dismissed for want of_ evidenc

Overseas

_.We _have many service- able fifts which will ad_d great y to his gomfort. This is only a partial list of the many.

Safety Razors 25c to $7 Sterno Stoves, complete,

_ 35c to $1.00

Oxo and Stero Cubes, 10

and 25c

Cigarettes, in 10c and tin

ibcxes of fifties (all the

_ most popular brands) Cigars, pcks. 10's, 25's, 50's Chocolate Bars, all kinds,

5c. Milk Chocolate in 25c fakes -

All Metal Mirrors at 50c Pocket Combs, 10, 15_and

25c

Carbolic Soaps, 10, 15 and 25c _ - Talcum Powder, Foot Pow-

der, Tooth Paste, Blades for Safety Razors, Pipes, Tobaccos, etc.

Geo. li. Hughes

the pro-Cathedral tomorrow a

Thursday evening shoisld be all sen

in to the Hospital today. It is ess tial that this appeal received an

DONATIONS FOR THE TEA is

mf. im

- lull attendance is requested.

tery of Prince Edward Island will

PATRIOTIC SOCIETY,-The Ps-

triotic Society will meet in the Board of Trade Rooms tomorrow, Wednes-

t day, at 4 p. m. for the purpose of sr-

rauging the recruiting campaign. A

mediate and ge response 2947

neroua .

STOCK 8ALE.- Anyone interested

in the buying of horses, cattle, sheep, etc, would do well to read the ad. of W. H. lEnman’a whitlh appears in another column of this issue.

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Ti-isv wen: THERE all dry yes

terday, in the prc~Cathedral decorat- ing and preparing the blillding for the annual Halllow E’en Tea and Ba- zaar, which takes place tomorrow and Thursday. Ample accomodation will be afforded for a record crowd for tea. between the hours of 5 and 7. . 2947.

W. K. 8. 8CRAPBO0K.-- The West

Kent school scrapbook for 'B. Com- pany, 105th Battalion, was compfleted yesterday and willl be forwarded to- day. This week's~ instalment of the labor of love undertaken by West Kent school was completed by Grade 7 of which Mr. H. W. Yeo is teacher, and it is a credit to his department and will certainly be appreciated by the boys. The reading ma.tt¢r and il-

luistrations- are especially well select- e .

AN ENTERTAINING ADDRESS.-

Dr Ross visited West Kent School

ly to the pupils by drawing its loca--

MUSIC AND “EAT8."- A feature

of the annual Hallow E'en' Tea and Bazaar in the pro-Cathedral will be the graphonola music, supplied by one of Mr. A_. E. Toombs’ beet ma- chines. 2947.

i»iAL'ri at the prricetnedral to-

that will satisfy the nicat fastidious, served from five until seven o'clock. Twenty-five cents is the charge, which covers admission to the Bazaar.

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L. O. L. ANNI»VER3ARY.- lrhe

members of King George L. 0. lb., Brackley Point, ilttingly celebrated the' anniversary of their organization last evening. Among the brethren present from the city were, the Grand Organiser of the orde'r R. W. Broth

Sl Knl h Rich rd K. B

r g t, a race, past

Supreme Grand Lecturer of the Su~ premo_Grand Lodge of B. N. Am. and Dept: Supreme' Grand Lecturer of Grand Black Chapter of Canada. Bro. Brace received a warm welcome, and the boys were delighted with his ad- dress. The affair was a great success, and King George is bound to force to the front as one of the progressive llodges _in the province.

MISSION PR||ESTS DEPART.-

Rev. J. P. Wallsh, S. J., one of the priests who conducted the`Eucharie- tic Mission in St. Dunstan’s Cathed- ral, left yesterday for Montreal en

morrow evening and enjoy s supperll

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sh ki

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I o Y » Q address was replete with historic

C1 are ttes for Sold ie rs M

_ by the students. Dr. Ross has always Y K » V9

taken a unost active interest' in the he Wm C0l1d“¢*» H ¥'°iJ'9\\l9 in U19

Young Men’s Catholic Institute being

Send your Soldier boy some ci arettes-ve

tion, courtyards, walls, moat, etc. Th

welfare of the public schools and h

8 route .to Philaddlphla Revs. P. J. Ca

3| aey, Sr J. and J. F. Cox, S. J., leave

d this morning for the mainland. Fr. Case oes first to St. John who

` have the right Packages here all readl' for you to ` talk." “'° ““"“>'° h°’Pf“1 “"0 ‘“B"“°~ °’*"’“‘°“ “‘°’°' 'md "°’“ "‘°"°` 1*” P'

send. . _

Oafiadis, Capstan, Murad, Mogul, package of

.MacKinnon Drug Co.

C ir. Gt. George and Kent Sta. ¢

. _where the ceremony was performed

’ by Rev. Geo. Ayers. Bedeque. The

s S bride looked charming, attired in a

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When _vlan want' a chewing tobacco that _has all the

fra rance avor and freshness you could desire, ask for Hi5i<EY'S Twisr. . _ _ _

Made from fully matured leaf, in a clean factory, it is

the choicest, cleanest and best chewing tobacco you can buy

' anywhere at an¥price. _ _ _

ri Buy I-llCKE S-the big non-crumbling fig at the small p ce. - V

Hickey & Nicholson Tobacco Co. Ltd Charlottetown _

_ for their homes wishing Mr. and Mrs.

‘Wright every success,and many long

, FF , E -_I _-ul years of happiness. The jnyous cou-

lple left soon after for their future

‘ PURE AND ani-:su

it rizornvs coiiniuuu l`>ow|>rii $‘°° “Ei”"f3» -» f>l°~»

» (Pei up by i. E. cRoKsN, D.v.s.) ~

This condition powder is suitable for cattle, swine and :.5 r»._. r.......i.._§i_.;;. _3i__§._f _<_ii_.e_r_»_~._§_-_i_»_»g__§g_5

p as well as for horses, and has no equal in putting all §?_._»_i_f§_;-_§._r§_f.'{r__.;r._._§¢___i_:.__.ll._i35_ §_r_._m..§_.___r_\_r:

ee . _ _ ndsfot live stock in a healthy, vigorous condition. Every 5...... or ii.i&.___<>..?..i. 0.... lla. _.i_._.¥ _arg gaokage is put up under the personal supervision of Dr. ,...".1.“li‘L‘.‘i.l°r‘_.';. T;M°‘.0' roken, a veterinary of long and successfu experience. All »;§'l<_§f__°;~_“-|J)~__________ "__ - - - the leading horsemen and stockraisers on_P. E. I. endorse it .\s‘the best tonic, alterative and blood purifer on the market

_ Price 50 cents per package

FOR SALE BY

Colin A. McDonald, Horses in

1 Prescription Drugglst ” Revere Hqtel Block, Kent St.

` Mail orders receive pr0mDl\Hlf€¥\f10H- ' If you want to put your

h0f3e93nd Cattle in _the Very , " , , . W lbest condition possible--use

`hy violin selections and good old fav-

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tive.

ty ome wedding was solemnized

Wednesday. Oct. 18 when Miss Eth

young ladies and only daughter o Mr. and* Mrs. Nathanel Pearson _ be- came the happy bride of Mr. Harris Eldon Wright, Middleton. Aa the clock chiiued the hour of seven and the wedding march was sweetly rend- ered by Mrs. (Rev.) Ayers the bride leaning on her fathers arm entered the artistically adorned parlour and took her place beside the groom standing under u beautiful arch,

gown of marquisiette tiimmed wit white satin with conventional veil and orange blossoms with white satin with conventional veil and orange blossoms, carrying an exquisite bau- qnet. of white astora and trailing ferns. Finally the large assemblage guests repaired to the dining room where a eungptuous supper awaited them set off in the very best style. Mrs. Wright received many costly and beautiful gifts which testified to the esteem in which the young couple were held in both communities and by friends far and near. At an early hour a large party of charlvarles greeted the bridal pair and played their part in a manner appreciative

orite music, until the hours began to fade away when the guests departed

home. Middleton .

learn that there is at least one dreaded disease that science has been able tocure in all its stag” and that is catarrli. Catarrh beins rrel¢b'_ in- fluenced inwtonstitutional conditions requires constitutional treatment. Hsll'a Cstsrrh Cure is

en internally and acts thru the Blood on the ucous Surfaces of the System. thereby destroy-

Put Your

Good Fettle

Mac’s condition powders

f Canadian Province' of the Order, be~

ing a native of the Dominion. Frs.

Wailsh and Casey are from the Unlted`

States. The time alloted to a. mission in this work ia about ten years. Father Casey has long gone pas; this llimit, and by every indication' will be spar- ed for years yet to continue -his good work.

CHRISTMAS PARCELS FOR THE

105th BATTALION.- ln_a regiment of over 1000 men there are certain to be orphans or others, who may notre- ceive aii Christmas parcel from P. E. island, so chiefly in order these boys shall be remembered, it is hoped a shipment will be ready to heave next Monday morning. The articles most needed are 'tobacco, cigarettes, socks, cake, candyyand gum. Aa-there is no time to make a personal canvas, will those persons who can and would like to help, please accept the invitation to send whatever they wish along those lines to 70 Prince St., Thursday and Friday, November 9th and 10th. Parcels- will be made up and the mat- ter of distribution left entirely in the hands ofthe oiilcers who are thorough- ly Interested in the men. Any surplus can he divided among the Charlotte- town men of whom there are about 150 outside' of otlicers. Should any- body care to make up s complete parcel it will be sent as- a personal gift from them to some boy who was overlooked by- folks at home. If con~ venient please wrap cake' or home- made candy in oiled paper. Will those who send kindly leave name as It is desired to forward the list overseas. For further information cwll at 70 Prince St., or phone 160-L.

SEAL RIVER SILVER BLACK FOX

C0 I.TD.- The annual meeting of the shareholders of the Seal River Black Fox Co. was held on Saturday, Nov. 4th in the Board of Trade rooms. There was a large attendance which showed keen interest in the adairs of this company. The Pre'sid¢nt’a' report showql that the company had a anc- cessful year. There were forty-two

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_ The Store of E Strength

Q Indoor living is apt to d '

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prive your system o purif mqpxygen. _

his is bound to result i

impoverished blood _an ` cause that persistent “tired

f I ’ eeAht§i:ed, sleepy, inert, con-

; H All C sq\lal'C Plal\0$ I For improving the staniinals' dition ld be sufficient

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Nl l°lll»\\f y°gU'I:lms “Egg hereo on our floors now we have O

“a,~"|||”¢< “\|§|»."plq|\'os, well-known makes. selling for as ow as

` f_. » ` , | cmcnsnme piano. mlws- W°"°" °‘“‘°» "°“ °""‘;1“

; y- e. s splendid Instru- _.

analog.. nl. ..._ -.--~~’1°° Acood ounhlm P|.||° fof

€"`°“‘.rt Plum “dy _ \7l tllly.. ........ .» ._».- ...JSO

l fully verliauled, turned and polish

.gg have been cars o '

Lid/ In excellent condition. They arek spl0;\}_l;l_l_iI|:'§\‘__\_l!I\°Il¢l

gf 1" ', /‘_ _ .

. . ‘ _ ‘ .,. Miller Bros-

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of horses, cattle sheep and

POWDERS

It improves the appetite,

aids digestion purifies the bloodandensbles the beastto get nouiiahment from its rations-

No investment at the price

.would ipay you better. Pound package only 25c

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,\ ` ` istrengtliandgeneralcondition W°1.'“i“;h?|:a‘ Y°“ “°°d “ IN’

°f Fil°°A»imiieied ESS# gtilrzn-md I Rich Mel- low Sherry Wino.

This is an ideal tonic for

stimulating the entire sys-

O ufmrtrenlilatgmiyiiilciligygunoge

heed during the indoor sea- son.

Prices 504: and 75c per bottle

J`he»2» Macs

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The Qlllllty Dr\uflt°l’°

ceeds to South Boston, Mass., where he will conduct a mission in the Gate

S _ 0 |N Qupinig CQUR-|-__ A t_ of Heaven Church. Rev. Fr. Cox weet Cap0ral.P1aYers. Package of 50 c __ . very org" leaves for Humax ___ conduct __ ____

_ el treat at the Home of the Good Shep~

50 ._ ! Edna one of Chiitons most popular hard' Rev- Fr' C°x is “mwhed t° "W

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pups raised, nine pairs added to the ranch “making s thirty- pair ranch. thereby reducing the capitalization to $4800.00 perlpair; and also leaving 24 foxes to be disposed of this fall. The financial statement showed that the management exercised prudence and economy, and if a, good market for pelts prevails the shareholders will receive' a dividend later on. The directors of the company are as- fol- lows: C. P. Fletcher, President; Wm. J. McEachern, Vice-President; Benj. Rogers, Secretary; Win. Jenk~ ins; W. A. Stewart. The above board were re-elected unanimously for the ensuing year. Owing to the absence of Mr. Rogers, W. A. Stewart is act- ing as secretary.

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INSTEAD OF PAINT

0N’T pal t your pret home this sel-

D son, but rise instead ‘Velvet Creosots Shingle Stains. But! dolfllr YW 0|” bring our ali ure num! the WM- Anri rninir of the preservative value Velver Shingle Stains contain Creo- '°'°» °“°.:.':.“.:.:' .:fr.°.‘..l';‘°-*Z2-f'X3 tlgvliii whirl his wiiiiiner. lt therefore meanssaonomy.

Volvo! _

Creosote Shingle Shins

Half HIC C08! - “UIUC the

Vi ex Creosote Shin e Stains -ifslir hrii as much as sdlm Anaetizim

li.$.”.'.5.“..‘.‘i?“'i"».".§.°5i.‘."»i.?€'1$.,...'¥.‘.’§°... gg out and of course _they Cll\\‘\0¢ D¢¢\ _- These mins come in any celoiymi warm 'they are very easily replied- °l\ “lf to lnvestigsteihem. We ave the comb ste line and we know you will like them.

wood tained with

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AFTER JA_N..31si.i1e1

~ A This Store ~» _

Business For,” c ' '

1., “_

CASH ' ..LY~~

e ~ o o 'lr'

This store has been doing a mixed Leash and credi . ...

business since its first openin§ 25 years ago. _ 4

Always it has been the i eal dfthia store to serve _

its customers well, to gve them if possible a little better' ` _ value, a little more e cient serviced than they can get ,.,».

. ‘ In order to keep up this program,-'-in order to keep ' J*

prices down, we find it necessary to eliminate the losses 1' -‘ and delays connected with a credit business. » -~ ~

THECASH BASIS of business makes 'it possible to "f

' give you absolute bed rock prices in every line There ... . are no A bad debts to allow' for. There are no needless expenses to be paid,-there are savings - of every sort to be made, AND EVERY SAVING WE MAKE,-EVERY LOSS WE AVOID MEANS A LOW

' ER PRICE FOR YOU. Y _ » " f I

We publish this advertisement today to afford all 5 `

of our customersample notice,-the new policy goes»in- ‘» _ » to force FEBRUARY lst, 1917. , '

In th meantime,-all overdue .bills must rece ve `

prompt atte tion, we will appreciate your prompt action

in this mat r.

Moore McLeod, Ltd 119-121 Queen St. Charlottetown

¢,.,.,i., .r..... .c...i'.i-ii.: '||.sr.r.ii.§f' si..i»is'filfs. hi-a.l-l

/I ld/ ” A . ' . 0 I I ` , U 0

. _ 1 g at SCIISBUODHI PHCCS _agile there is nothing better E Take arm, Iron w°men,‘ Huh cut

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__ ' 1 This is your chance for a Piano. M S . _ ab1_; gmtains all tl&eua_v_:_l; Laced or Buttoned

' V I plan* at a low price, this is the one nsOd KID _

CLOTH TOP OR ' PATENT

`"“ Battleship Grey

- Black Havana _ ALL SIZES

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did stock of large," first

I DUTCH- BULBS

Nothing is more beautiful to the

bed of' I ,,,,,,,,

TULIPS

in full bloom in the early spr'

selling 20c. to 25c per dozen es everybody who has a piece

_ dozen bulbs of these beautiful t // S 5,8 will be surprising as well as

Up ' I \ _ so ;.5 Our stock of Hyacinths has been f .J AL \ \\\'\"" b\5t' , - moderately priced. The month of

» “ good time to plant out doors or to start

boxes iii doors for winter bloom We special discounts for cash off our bulbs and a

I mm ' . cial discount off to teachers and pupils in the

`\ lic schools, Colleges, Convents, etc

Carter 7 & .Co

i Direct Importers of Seeds and Bulbs ‘

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1.0 10

case Those $15.00. and

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