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'BULBS

, , ‘ Our large 1 . Shipment of- \ -, Dutch Bul- ` . ba d i r e ct ' \ _/" f r o rn Holl- \ _ If ' and h a v e

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' _ sale. I All -large 1st size Bulbs, Hya

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lnths, Tulips, Crocus, Daffodl

Lilies, Freesoul. Etc.

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or planting, etc. _

Importers of`8eeds, Bulbs, Etc.-

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Eye Class ; Repairs

/e zcidents will 'flasses do break ‘

you have any trouble

_“ith your Glasses we will rqair them and make them l ook like ncw_

we an _an Ri-:mins

Promptly and at very Reasonable Prices

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' Brother girlfriend

» a Overseas

We have many service-

zble; gifts which will acid

; _really to`his comfort. Tins

is only a partial list of the many. _ _Safety Razors 25c to $7 Sterno Stoves, complete,

35c io $1.00

Oxo and Stero Cubes, 10

_ and 25c Cigarettes,»in l0c and tin

boxes of fifties (all the '

_ most popular brands) Cigars, pcks. l0’s, 25’s, 50's Chocolate Bars, all kinds,

` 5c. Milk Chocolate in

25c cakes

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

25c

Cai-boiic Soaps, 10, /i5

and 25c

Talcum Powder, Foot Pow-

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

Geo. E. Hughes

iT PAYS to buy in this Province.

_ MILLVIEW.-There will he service ‘ln Miiilview on Tuesday next, at 7.30 p. ni. ~' _ 1

I - . ....21 __ ,.. Q, JUST A MINUTE.»- Now is the

*time to- have your Xmas photograph taken at the Bayer Studio. ,.

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BASKET SOCIAL.-Reserve Wed-

_nesday evening Nav. 8 for the entier- tainmcnt and basket sociwl in Afton i Hall, in aid of war funds. 2891-11-4M3i.

PRESBYTERY MEETING.- The

jPresliytery of Prince Edward island

|wil-l meet in quarterly session in St. James’ Hall, Charlottetown, on Tues- day, November 7th, at 2 p. m.

i ENTERED UP`0N HIS DUTIES.- Mr. T B. Grady ,the newly appointed Superintendent of the P. E. island Railway entered irpon the duties of his new position yesterday.

i POLICE COURT.- At the Police ,Court yesterday a. young man charg- ged with being drunk and disorderly fwes sentenced to tiiree months in ,prlsonmeiit. Sentence was suspend-

lerl however pending good behaviour.

1 A suocssriou, Fon 'ri-is sovs .AT Tl-IE FRONT- When you -are .sending your Xmas package to your :soldier boy at the front, enclose a .good portrait taken at the BAYER . Studio. 2851,11,1M6i.

BELGIAN RELIEF LOTTERY.-L

Tickets for lottery nt Col. Peake’s carriage horse in aid of the Belgian lleliet Fund. may be had of the Treas-

` “The Peoples’ Druggist”

C O M I N G

Right from l3oston,tlie iiome

. of all good cooking, will soon

i arrive the famous Rexail'

Cook Book.

5 Rexall -

Cook Book

This handy home compan-

ion coiiigfins ov_er 1000 recipes, th oughiy indexed -worth over 25c a copy- free with every 50c pur- chase.

» .McKinnon’s

The Rexall Store

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Ask for i'iickey’s

Twist'

` (When you want a_ chewing tobacco that _has all the

fra rance, flavor and freshness you could desire, ask for

HICKEY’S TWIST.

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

the choicest, cleanest and best chewing tobacco you can buy

anywhere, at any price. _

_ Buy HlCKEY'S-the bit!

price.

Hickey & Nichols

noncrumbling fig at the small

on 'i`obacco'Co. Lid

Charlottetown r ‘

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DR.CROKEN’S CONDITION PDWDER

(Put up by I. E. CROKEN, D.V.S.)

This condition powder is suitable for cattle, swine and

l ' utting all

sheep as well as for horses, and has no equa _in p

kinds ot live stock in a healthy, vigorous condition. Every package is putup under the personal supervision of Croken, a veterinary of long and successful experiencie. _ the leading horsemen an_d stockraiseis on_P. E. I. en orse it .is the.best tonic, alterative and blood purifer on the market

Price 50 cents per package _

FOR SALE BY -

Colin A. McDonald,

~ ikevm Hora sibcif, item sr. Laced or Bvlwoed

1 Mail orders-receive prompt attetitiw-

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‘CLOTH-i-TOP OR i ` I .-- I ...PATENT

monummeihiitndumhe

i , Riivsges of Time Are you seek

ati-ect _

lirer. D. J. llley, Queen St. Only a limited number will be issued. The price is one dollar. 1921-10-’fMtf.

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EXCHANGE OF PULP,ITS.--Rev.

John L. Dawson, B.A., of York, and Rev. E. S. Weeks, Pownal, will ex- clrnngc puipits on Sunday. Mr. Daw- ison has not been heard on Pownal 'Circuit for many years, (iii at all), and it will no doubt he we-ll worth

‘while _to listen to him on Sunday. l KlNG’S COUNTY SIEGE ARTIL- LERY.-A meeting will be held in fthe B. I. S. Hall, Sourls. Monday evening, November 6th. nt which`war topics oi’ interest to all Islanders will be dis- cussed byeloquent speakers, iiiclud- ing Rev. Ii. G. Fulton, o f Charlotte- town. The meeting is open to every- one and particularly to men of rniili- tary age within driving distance. i Make it a point to attend. _ 2898

i WELCOME VISITOR TO HALI- 1 FAX.- M-r. John McLeod of Charlot- totown is a visitor in the citv and is at the King Edward liolel says the I-lalifux Mail. and adds; Probably no family in the maritime provinces has Qcontributed ri larger number of its ,members to the fiuhting forces of the Ieinpiro than has Mr. McLeod's. Four of his sons are now in the firing line, i one daughter is a Red Cross nurse in Saloniki, and another. a Red Cross nurse in France. For such a visitor ns this there is a very warm welcome

in this clty. »

SUNDAY SCHOOL INSTITUTE. -

The Suiidiiy School institute held' at Millview Methpilist chu-rch, on Weil- nesday, Nov. lst, was.a.fine success. The evening meeting was woll atten- ded and a good program was given. Besides several musical seieivtions by ,the ehioi' there .we-re tiwo udresses,- one by Rev. E. Styles rind the other by Rev. H. A. Brown. The former _ dealt with the question of Teacher Training in our Sunday school work. andthe latter gave a strong presen- tation of t.h‘_e work of Sociiil .Service and Evangelism in connection with the Methodist Church. The pastor of the local cliurcb pi'esid‘ed 'and ns,- sisteif in making the institute help-

bright, breezy little journal and a ore- dit to its editorial, reportorlol, and business stalls. The patronage ugiiln c-xtended by the mercrianrs Is. ii n‘0te- worthy and pleasing feature showing the generous willliigness of ull to help in a worthy cause. The literary and business training that the under- taking will bring to the class cannot but be helpful to them in their school work, while the various incidents ana escapades, so graphically de- scribed in thc- lociil and social col- umns, will in years to come serve to

school girl days.

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zzliave you Eczema? If you ere

troubled* with annoying disease get a bottle of D. D. D., ond see how QUICK- ly you will be benefited,-if if does you no good we refund your money. so it cists you nothing to try it,-26c and $1.00 bottles. E. A. Foster, Cen- tral Druggist, Agent.

Women’s High Cut

Bitdehiv fo'

Black 1 I-Ia ana

revive pleasant memories of happy

A JUST iN: l

GHURCI-I SERVICE.--The Rev.Mr.

I-ister will preach in Brauelbane at ll

:q-°1n.5and at New Glasgow at 7 p.m.

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PAINFIJL ACCIDENT. - Mrs.

Reaney Jenkins of Cherry Valley met with it painful accident this week by, which one of her fingers fwas bad'ly‘ broken. ~ _ \

RED CROSS WORK. - Mrs.

Wm. McDougall received 1% Pounds ot' grey rolls for Red Cross

Keri: from Mrs. Nelson Steed, Hunter 1

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PRODUCE FOR SYDNEYL- The

schooners Riviera Kiniheriey and Ed- win Grover sailed this week from (`liiirl0ttet0\'i1 for Sydney, with fiiil cargoes of potatoes niiil oats shipped. by Mr. L. Wood, who has sent eight _ schooners to the some port this sea.-

son with full cargoes.

MISS GORMAN IN NEW GLAS-

GOW.-- Miss Bertha P. M. Gorman, graduate of the Emerson College of Oratory, Boston, and dancing instruc- tion from Vernon Castle, New York, and Prof. J. J. Richards, Boston, will. give lessons in thc Masonic Hall, New Glasgow, this season says tile Even- ing News of that town. Miss Gor- during the pest year taught the who belongs to Charlottetown ora-- tory. voice and physical culture -_ nuri dancing courses in Antigonish, being attached to the Uiiiversity of St. Francis Xavier and Mt. St. Bernard

Ladies' College.

` ISLAND PFi0DUCE.- At the pre- sent time. says the New Glasgow News, there are four Island schoon-,l ers at the wharf with produce. The following prices prevail: Potatoes. 70c per bushel; turnlpa, -i0c per bus- hel; oats. 65c per bushel; cabbage 1l,§c per lb; pnrsnlps, 2c per lb; veg- etable 75c per bushel. We under- stand from some of the schooner mon that the price oi’ potatoes is ad- viinclng on the island. It would in' this case be well for those who in- tend cellaring potatoes to bear in mind that according to present re- ports the prices of produce are now us low as they will be this season.

OFF TO ENGLAND.- The No\‘th__

Sydney Herald of Nov. lst says: - Mrs. Stanley Bagnaii (nee Rita Chr- istiel left last evening on her way to England,where' she will enter one of the English hospitals to give uid to the wounded. Mrs. Bagnall, whose husband is Captain of the P. E. is-1 land Heavy Brigade' iit present in England, about a year ago finished a brilliant course in St. Luke's. hospitnlj New York, and shortly after her hns-i band and brother Jeoffrey, who is al- so in the Heavy Brigade, we-nt Over-` seas, she made application to the Im-‘ perial authorities for a position as nurse in one of the hospitals. A cable receive-d Friday found Mrs. Bagnalll leaving on the first steamer for Eng- land. __

C0-OPERATIVE MEETING AT ST.

PETER'S.-Lust Monday night ut St. Peter’sumeeting was held'by the As- 5) socinted I»`armer's Co-operative Co.,`. Ltd. The hull was well filled, over' 70 members of -the Association being present. The splendid attendance shlowed clearly thmt the residents of St. Peter-'s nnd.surround'lng distrifrlsi are very much alive to the possibili- ties i1nd‘ advantages of union, and ure not only interested but wiillng to do

their share to make P E l a great

vi 'l‘lie resident

member. The members of the exec- utive were putting foitli every efloiit

Siege Buttery is spending a furlough in Duhliii, ire. ln writing to Mr. Geo. Ii. Tnnton from Dublin, Chesier says, among other things, “This is some town to be iu_. The BNIB

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warning thatb-you need .a tomc,- ._ . Take Our Beef, Iron _ aod.Wine »

lt contains all the valu-

' able siren nf qualities

of Fresh Ifiieonmheei-An easily Assimilated form of Iron-and-I Rich Mei- low _Sherry WIIIB- _

This is an ideal tonic for

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Friday and Saturday( Specials in Clothing

Here’s an interesting series of special clothing values pffered on Friday and

Saturday-for men and boys. »

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You are specially invited to call to-day-look over the lines-see how they

compare with the biggest bargains offered anywhere-buy if you find them better.

9 only men’s grey and brown frieze

Ulsters made from a good heavy weight all wool frieze, all full lined with good heavy lining and has large storm collar, the real coat for driving, get one before they are all picked up, values up to 12.00 Friday and Saturday.........._.........5.00

7 only men’s black and brown reef-

ers all good quality coats with large storm collar makes an excellent coat for working, worth 'to 600.- Friday and Saturday, Special....... ....

B'iy’s Khaki Winter Overcoats for

boys fmni 4 to 8 years D.B. Style with large Military Buttons, full length and all lull lined, inrikes a splendid wearing coat and trappy looking coat tor the soy, all sizes ................... . ;.._..'..6.00

co-operative pro nce. D . _ __ _ _

and secretory being present each gave i____...__...-_-- ~ _ '

a short address, the president explain- "'”""‘°-" I . _ ing that all could not he accomplished . . _ V j _ _ ; ~ _

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i cl .b S tioii ci>ii1d'“ only wwll veffedivn 119-121 Queen St. Charlottetown . _

timued und nntlrlnil \ .

Boy’s Heavy all wool Khaki British

warm reefer length heavy wool lined D. B. Style leather buttons make a very warm coat, sizes for :boys from 8 to 10 years...,_._. .........7.50 sizes for boys from 11 to 15 years...9.00

Boy’s Khaki Military Suits for boys’

from 3 to 9 years, buttoned to the throat or 'lapel style, stripes on 'sleeves with large military buttons, all suits have buttoned riding breeches and -puttees special .....

Boy’s Dark Khaki Suits for Boy’s

from 9 to 14 years tunic, Riding Breech- es and Puttees, Special ...... ._

Men"-s Heavy Winter weight -_ribbed

wool underwear an excellent wearing quality, all sizes' regular worth 1.25 and 1.50 a garment, Special............l.00 ea.

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Oli the Ofgllnizillg emi Of- HB it WM* here are all right, but I have not ns'

ful “nd enjoyable" . flf9l~ IIGWSBHTY it-10 l\HV9lf1i\l¥l|;€1l bialy- yet eeeii any to‘r:oinp:1rc with the P.

”*' before the bene te l“eS\1 I1!! mm le ID. I., iris, especially in looks. They

FXCELSIOR M0Ngi'|.L|v": “gnc ““"ed buying °f l-hut may cuum' he like this tlunadlnii-s. The weather

slelwnd mlitliaisé' at tx; i;§;lsw`h_lq°g£ 0lJU\i'l\0ll- ' over here is like our sum-mer. Not P‘iy‘ 'Dui ' y, _I y lflg ‘ St ** much rain. Poor people nro in plenty r nc pu .eamuns c ass, r nce . CHESTER WRITES AGMN-"“ hero. Tlirfy are on every street cor- SCh°°l just received' is a“°Lh°"` Guniier_Cliester Criisweil of the 5th “en I pam a vm, ,.0 Pheonix PM-k'

through the con I

efforts of each and every indivifilifl h _ ._ -V ._ _ H _ A~ .no

lt certainly is a great park, and well good and they travel nt a great speed. kept, also. the market, A large num- I visited ii hnme'which cared for six ber of our boys went to London. The hundred children, all littlegones, and stores and picture houses are open it was a great siglit.' It is surprisini on Sunday here. A foot ball game, . was ii Sunday attraction. Dublin is tains. While I like this life and all a busy town. People on the rush day the sights, still I am convinced there and night. The train service here is is no place--like home. CHESTER.

the number of .people .this city con-

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Letterheads. _ Statements. ' Noteheads. ` Gum Labels. ' Law Blanks,

` Post Cards,

Wedding I Announcements. Blottefé.

-Visiting Cards, - Law actums, _ Menu Cardsr Handbiils, 1 _ Envelopes. 1-~ .Dodgers__,. E - Posters..

' We car n' a largestock of .Wi‘itin'(gaand-‘_§Ri':ii'i'i:' ing _Palpers all colors to select from, d Boards, Cover apers and Tag Board. _ - j. 1 '

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