's' _necessity inthe ho . Irl b l and keeps the silver as i lghouldllitens ab”

Bright and clear from tarnish Two sizsg

151: and z5c. _

W. WELLN ER

~ ` jeweler. '

-Cream e

...~r_r mrs as buy in an rruvim .-ua. an n rum-mr in

...-1-rm uonumo' nmol sunr- dlan can be obtained at W. A. John- st0n'l,~ Montague, ...-'mn uonumo nsniv Quar-

disn can be obtained st W. A. Jobu- ston‘l. Montague. i

agent in Montague. His oilloe phone ls, l8_ and residence phone I0.

` “ ...°sUnscnInuRs should renew a

See 'lliese New

Boots, For Men

They have bellows

tongue, double sole, heavy heels, shown in ian and black winter calf, viscoiized, iustfhe arf-

icle for outdoor wear.

All sizes, two grades,

$6.00 ard $7.00.

A nice line of Doc-

tor’s anlisepfic, Water- proof boots $5.00 __

Alley 8-? Co f

Anticipate the

.Christmas Rush by leaving your 'J photo order st ,

i_00K S'llllil0

L

XMAS NEXT

This ii a good time fo have

Telephone |921.

£._ F

5<=~

.

til' \S`l`

week or _two before the time they

A ' . . _ _ __ _ , ' _hszre paid toimliss expired and thus

K ~ ; I M “° "1 'I M1 U0. sl all papers are

_ _ discontinued promptly on expired

date. ~

-ALBERTON-There will be no service in the Presbyterian t.‘hurr.h, Alherton, next Sunday inx-rning or evenlng. The pastor, Rev, r.eq_ Mu. IBF. Ming absent nttuzi-lim.; ibn Mari-

Xime Synod which meets at i~\yducy.-

,..’NEW LIGHTS-Mr. W. B. Leard,

30\1I‘iB. progressive Custom Tailor, has installed two _gasoline lights, which add greatly tn the already at- tractive appearance of his place of business. The lights were installed by Mr. Peter McPhee.-°

your photo taken at our Studio! `~-.'l’IANO PUROHABED.- The for Xma3_ ' piano which was on exhibition at the

Exhibition building on Oct. lst has

P Y K

as the absence of a piano has been a great hindrance to all entertainments held in the hall.-G

...WO SIDE SHOW.- Some people

have complained that at the George- t'.\wn Exhibition there ,are no attrac- tions. According to the "sports" idea of the _term perhaps there are "Off but there is compensation in th inet that there are~noue uf the dis- orderly element which those “attrac- tions” usually bring.-G

GOING T0 MEDICINE HAT--Dr.

James McLeod, wno has been visiting friends in Fredericton, is leaving for Medicine Hat, Alta., where he l-as accepted a position. I-le is u son o the late Dr. McLeod, ol Charlotte- town, P. E. I., a McGill graduate, and spent the' pastryear in' hospital work at Lawrence, Mass. 'He hu

|55 ueen Sfreei H

Q _ been visiting his sister, Mrs w,.,.k

' - T. Thomas, while in Fredericton.

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‘-.\\\\\ ' ` °, STANDING or PUPILS *run ro

\ \\. \\\,.__N>_\\ \ _ S; . _ lowing is the' standing of the pupil

` - ~ ' of the Dock (Union) St-bool, fo

Your H eating

ai d cooking apparatus will last much longer if you use our coal.

oi fie.~h mined ual free from slate and stone.

Send us our address and we will _ ary Gmde_,1_ Herman Lewis;

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qubte prices. ‘ _ _

Phone 1 1 1

ll. Lyons & Un

Hotel To Let At Souris `

That con.i1iodiou~i huild ln g

known as the “Mclnuis" on M ii_ St , Souii<, coivaiuii g 16 rooms offers ani-leudicl opportunity, there b- ing only one other hotel in the Town. l’_reu\i~es in first class iepiir also good stables. Rent moderate.

Apply to

“ A. CURRIF. & CO.

1540 9, r7Mws(>i Sourls

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_v ."'\_ ‘rg _ 'N' i i

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_$0¢o¢¢_0__ rx).

ill b Grade Coal

ii zléerorgy kind wergnbnlmg lay: me . v»_ eu n o or getting ss&wry ooel I! y°\1 °°m°

to ne. - f

We hrveonhaad ,put now some “#11 " ‘ 2°' stiffsiin . _ r

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fp-,L _aa an 'zu .'.i...:r," Taira.. Bfllllllll lltll & C0

A ` 5 p iinunlo. td. ».’»';".~`.~.°'.f.:?5:_":i`ii:.::i.1ii"£2l“-1.

Come into our oflice and have your

T*-"M _'_' teeth examined free of charge Only ...‘TI-IE LADY SYBIL arrived in

iakesa few mlrutes and we will tell port from Picton at 6.30 Monday 50” BWCNY Wh” YOU “Wd and it W0¥l\7 eveping, over an hour later than the C0-‘it YU" 0“° WNW' We “mke teeth the usual time. The inward cargo and guarantee them fo fit exactly We consisted chiefly of way freight Nw also guarantee perfection in Crown and takin on board a cm. load of Ou

Q: sb

l l `\ \ Bridge wo_rk. Exti'acting and filling g e i ,G

`\\\\ ward freight and th mails s le

.. th _ l .

_"' &\ ‘ _ _ = W' "MDM" mme mmmlute for the Magdalene Islaudsi. Among ,

` j I D R b her passengers ` were Messrs 'l‘ C tum t° their ‘mme in \`1`°°k`

\ r- 0 'ng Edgett, Chariottetowh; H. C. Sim; line, Mass. While in Su*-iris,

125 Queen St (Next Beer 81. Gof’E’s) mom. SL John and william J t 0! Mr. Bild NPS-

Phone 275 -J

10 ‘Mm board at Sourls and were on bu

- ‘ I ness trips to various places in th

The _kind ‘ t_h at

w~1»»» ~»» Y°““g me” f"‘¢ ‘” 3 ;:.'..;<‘°“‘..:;:“';iff;_

Var lely Of _Slyli‘S dDCl 1, Joan Lewis; 2, Lulu winds. Prog- nudge, is “smug her daughter Mm

pricts, also new fobs. - _

E. W. Taylor

South Sid Q ieeu Slqunrf-,

,_ ‘_ be

i fl" P°",T`”‘ ”°t,l_l“id’ 1,” fr," .__°1~‘1sHEiiMaN aF.'r»unNED.

pmd “t owe- "S ' 'xecm 0' F Captain Haley and crew of fishermen Ufdefeil io" Same- Pay at once 'md have returned form South Lake Save expeisn where they have spent the week .ent

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325| il“°'"Y "f lil" ;‘.:'..:’: ‘“.f§i}2.i.:"“.:i.i':;;‘f“;.‘::.:f;;?

for Base Burner &

Walsh ,I-lalifax, all of whom went t

Magdalene Islands --° '

September. Annie Edna Mille teacher:-Gradell.-1, Susan O'Meara

2, _ _‘ Eleretta Inman; 2, Myrtle Inma and Gerald Keele equal Grade III.

man; 2 Maud Matthews Glade I-

Wlllnrd Inman.--A.

(From yesterdays Evening Guardian)

...'l."0'l‘ATO D[Y}GING.- The fariu-

ers of Fortune are busy digging po

.._'KELP I"I.ElN’l‘IFUL.- The ru-

,cent storm has brought in large quantities of kelp and the iurmcr are busy hauling it.--F

"D/[PRO VING HOME.- Mr.

appearance.-F

fishing mackerel. They report the fish very plentiful.-F _

FIRA AT PEMBROKE »

PEMBROKE, Ont., October 4-One

of the worst tires in the history oi Pembroke, entailing a loss of some $60,000, took place yesterday, when the valuable Hunter property on Main stree extending from the cor-

was burned to tho ground.

The losses are!-W. A. Hunter and

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'"°T' GORDON NEB ll Gulfinlll i. ...‘DEBAfI‘ING.-- The young people

1-

3 (From ydhte'rday's Evening Guardian) r ...'Mr. Thomas Riley, Dundas pai ' a flying visit to Fortuna last week.-- ’ 'F

Gertie O'Meara 'Glade IV.-1,

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` .,.*sRiiPr¢Nc.- suinvmi is irdtt. er dull in Georgetown 'iust now, ss

.. _ .' . _ Gael'-'the fsrnwrl have not yet begun to disn representative in Bonris. His bring in-their produce.-G

vhone number is_ 5, W. L. Disgwella . --

. *NEW TEACH'ER.- The people

of Georgetown are to be congratulat- ed on the acquisition of Mr. Ray- mond Newsome, as vice-principal of the High School. Mr. Newsome is proving himself an energetic and capable teacher, and is doing work o! a high standard of efficiency.-G

oi Georgetgvrn, are at present tak- ing milch -interest in the debates held weekly under the auspices ofthe Temperance Lodge. A debating soc- iety in _any community is a desirable element, for not only does it pro- vide for the entertainment and amusement oi the younger element, but it develops resourcefulness and self-reliance in them when brought before the public.-G

eastern rsesouilts

...°Mr. Willie Delorey, Bourzs River,

leit recently for Boston, where ‘ he will spend the winter.--‘

.__-

...*Mr. P. A. Scully, Souris, was

in Bear River, Tuesday, where ne secured a car-load of geese for J . .l, Hughes & Co.,_Souris.-°

...°Mr. P._W. Clarkin, ofthe P iii I. Railway, Charlottetown, was in Sou- ris Monday, and registered at the Cox Hotel.

.._*Mr. Stephen Hessian, Charlotte-

days in Georgetown, visiting his father.-G

i l)~l§;ll.p\llc!v1v!llsle2up Il" a5\l:>nGei)¢:1l;e`;i),:,I;. town, spent the last two or three

u

...'Mlss Rae Ferguson, Sourie,

who is attending Mt. Allison Ladies College, spent the week end in Monc- ton. `

...‘A large _number of commercial

etrnvcllers are registered at the (‘ox

Hotel thisiweek and to accommodate the number, Mr. Cox was obliged to open up his summer annex.-°

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...'Mr.Bi:'u'ce, Huggan , of Charlotte-

Ltnwn, agent and salesman for Chester

McLure, .arrived in Souris on the evening express, Tuesday, and is icg- istered at the Sea View Hotel. .

f

,,.*The following are registered at

the Cox Hotel, Bouris, J. F. McDon- ald, Montreal; John S. Addy, St. John; Frank Scott, St. John; N. P. Poirier, Moncton; Bruce Huggan, Charlottetown.-“

_...___ ‘

Nellie Mitchell, who accompanied to Souris, the remains of their futher, the late John Mitchell, were passeng-

ti ers to Charlottetown, Wednesday tt morning, whore they. will spend n.

iew days prior to their rc-

they were the gues s

bereavement.-° ’

...’Mr. Charles Coflln, Bay Fortune,

was in Souris on_ a business trip

_ 'Friday.-F*

...°Mr. John Francis, Foi‘turic_

Robert Dixon, East Baltic.-F

...°Mr. Alfred Burke, Bay Fortune, is busy with histhreshing outfit sud’ reports a large turn out ot grain.-l-"

i““"°"’ "““ '°"°“ “"’ Bm- Mc»<e»-i» my rr- =.~s~:. yes-is

tune, has returned home from Geo- ‘° ‘ _ "

rgetown Exhibition and reports ox-

..."l`he many friends of Mr. Daw

‘ mi;-;c|¢'an McDonald' Red House’ in glad to see him nut again after his

_ >~ unsy building an audition to his revert i\11\°=S~-F

house, which will greatly improve the SURVIVORR OF WHECK

. SUFli‘ldlil§l.J GREATLY

baby of the bnrkentina's captain. Af- ter the loss of the vessel. two small

five n s of which were marked

reading “no trespusslng."

HIGH FAKLEIES IN _

Sous drv goods and groceries, $25,-fl

' ~ ~ . UANADA FROM

0°" °" “°°k' “"'h “°'°°° "““"°“°°" nixrnosivas nn trusic neti-rss. an-a Burn in isiz 'tint

an __

_- S N. Hunter, hardware, _ ‘° “ 5" ""8 ““ er Z”

.fmaiv BAGGAGE g is

- .~.».¢..s<l\-~.i,.»_'...,';f

,I I ‘.

1 ' / _ _

5 Practically'-. the whole of Christy Bros Exhi-/~ biiion disp'ay is to be seen at Stanley Bros. Ii' '

i you need or will need in the near future any ‘bag- _ gage you will be wise to visit S'au_ley Brosand ~ see this line exhibit, ' _ ' .l _ _ out -sas _ A $4.25 su 15

Visiting _Case $0.00 Suit Cases $l.50 to $|2.85

- f Fitted Suit Cases $27.00 to $50.00

Club Fittings $5.75 t o $8.50 Regular Trunks $5.25 to $22.00 Steamei°,'I`runks $4 85 to $2l.50 Gentlemén’s Trunks $‘§.50 Hat Trunk $|0.50 Wardrobe -'Trunk $49.00

A ionlev Bros

Tbe_c..l\m_iv.s busv Store.

QQ

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...°Mrs. James J. McElroy and Missi

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_n James Mclsaac. Both Mrs. M\r\~Jlroy “_ ‘ and Miss Mitchell are well known i e"Souris, having formerly resided here.

The sympathy of the whole commun- ity is extended to them in their sad

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d

Q lbvilaii _

The ladies of Charlottetown are

cordially invited to the opening of new

,fall millinery and ready-to-wear ladies

‘ wear, furs, etc. at, PA TONS this after-

_‘ noon froni 3 until éand this evening

from _7 .30'%’ to T ‘9.

, 1992-ro glldli '

e

.gf »;-;~° fc é. e

_ HONOLULU, Oct. 4-With fourteen 1682--La Barre appointed Governor members aboard of the crew of the of Canada.

\ harkentino Amaranth, which was 1757-Charles K., thc last Bourbon

wrecked August 30, .on Jarvis Is- king of France, born. Died Nov. 6, land, the stearncr Ventura sailed lnst-,183li- night for Snn.Francisco. Among the' 1760-A combined force of Russians I survivors on board is the wife and _and Austrians took the city of Ber-

‘lin. ` '

'bouts were manned and a thirteen opened their batteries upon the Brit- iday voyage made to Paizo Pago, the ish at Yorktown.

I

last d y , - by suusriug cuusnu tnrougn luck or man and territorial governor oi water. While on Jarvis Island, the Micllitwn, born in Exter, N. H. Died refugees said they found only graves in_Detroit, June 17, 1866. ` -and a sign of u fertilizlng company 1847-Slavery was abolished in the

Swedish colonies.

mal possession of Alaska.

,, liibits good.-F stands very high in the fatalities re-l _

---° sultlng iroin that cause. '

son. teacher Fortune Bridge, are »§@;~.;~»;..;..;..;..;..;..;».;. ‘ »;..;..;..E.l_ _ F

. 31' , . ‘° THIS llill IN H|Sllllil ~:-l

.§. sz. ._. sg. .;. .;. .;.

Men’s Oveicoats: We feel sure if you come and

see our range, ani lr ar rnr prices, you buy if you -used r\i,ie,f our us. We have the best lin-: in Can d i without any q rest on Nor the largeet stock, but the be st goods that can be b .iight for l_he inf n-ey. ' AL§0 -

A new and well selected range of Ladies Colts,

of the very newest cloth patterns, and intent cuts. `

ALSO

a gocd line of suitings and dress goods, always in Stock.

Come in and see tiicm.

C. E. PRATT.

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1781-The 'Americans and French

1782-Lewis Cass, famous states

1867--The United States took for-

1906--Adelaide Ristori, famous Ital-

, . _ Sf. Peters, P. l’.`. |.

Fllfllace u $10,000 on building, with $4,000 ‘ ‘lm T, B, M '- d C .gig-ion. 4i. _

m"“m9°e’ ' OTTAWA October 7--\n uct to Ferdinand began un invasion of Mace ' $m‘000 loss' covered by mmmnce' w` regulate this manufacture and l'-audl- douin. M. _

i e i -1:" ' -.Q ..._ _;1_

sl

f '\ ‘ St, James, barber, $300 loss COVBY-| l m b _ t (1 ' _____________ _ g _

S) t Lua! ed by inmirpmw ‘www rinutt' shoe langtlié chllecriliirhlaht iii' thseiiliitnelieii SCHOOL AND CON-

. ~ _ _ v ir \ - -

A <1 N I ' '“““' “"0 10"' with ‘soo ""'“.r""°°' sion; when s souiswiiut snniunr nies-_ vuN'r DEDICATED

C11 ll ll

George Chambers. fruit and eoufec- ¢ » u

- _ _ ¢ k d sure was up a few sessions ago, pro- ~ » P P

Aiildla R°'~“d - “°“°"‘ l°°“ with 2300 §,,2§,,,§f,‘,,_ vinclai rights and other nnisutions BIRMINGHAM, ALA., oct, s.-, 1°e111,le‘]‘ Oslf 1011

Ami N t $1300 °n h°"”_' W were urged and the bill finally was Archhishops, bishops, and clergy of

on u held over. Heretofore there has been the Catholic Church took part to-l ~ no federal law on the subicct, but day in the formal dedication here of

Albion Runamine " ‘ simply provincial regulations. The the Blessed Sacrament Academy and

.' new act will define at length the dii- Perpetual Adoration Convent. The

Reserv' Runnmine ferent varieties of explosives whose ceremonies were the mol! 6\8\>0\'I\t0

Igyvggggg Rgiud ' possession will be prohibited unless ot the _kind ever seen in this city. '_

' _ it is on authorised explosive tests by Bishop Allen, of Mobile, presided.

The Sun Life of Canada now occupies the premier position am ing Canadian Life Assur- ance Companies now having over $l44,ooo_,o_oo,oo of Insurance in force and an annual income oi over $12,000,000. Per rates and plans apply to -

_ the department. Licensing oi (actor-

-AT_ , , ies and magazines will be in the baud ’ '

’ _ of the minister of mines. Provision _

“Black Prince” hose

__ , also will be made ior e. chief inepec

_ -» tor oi explosives and several deputies - .

9 IN ONE DAY una testing stations win bs ustsnusn- _ ' E R W

e . . V u--I Cd in d\nl\'°f\t Dlftl Of' “I0 l'0\ll\f.\‘y, ‘re for children ` ‘O I

O h as well as st the central laborafory 1 M i P

The best oug Medicine for ehil at Ottawa The general design o the l, h 0 to ang gf 0;-

dren |5e. per hottie, at Hughes set is to decrease the liability oi ac elastic H bed top” C ur ne wa g '

-' » i . - _ . _ ~ - .e. 1. .

. Store. .,oldents from explosives ss Called; \ _l _ _

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