CWNQUERS

Old Jack Frost, who is the King °f 1°? f,9!Y°l'l- Tl1¢_!'e’s no shivering while we' are in business,

Yoilr-~fCoal 0rders will 1l'1’éi.l?f_°l!\l»lIy Filled

IHGYHEI by l¢t:`tell 0;' veil tteipcrao no ', i th time to’look.`after.y¥:»nr cvdal bln, e COAL 0LD_.»HERE MAKES

_VT OSEERFUL FJRES Order now. .___ _

A. Pickard 5’ Co

' ‘Phone 240. '

Cl1't'.0W!l Y lj _ _

New Photo Studio

Mr A. E. Lyon, Photographer,

for the past 13 years operator for the G. H. _Cook Studio, will open hisnew photo studio at 107 Queen St., next to Post Card Shop. on Monday November nth and by the production of the very iinest photography- from the small- est to life size hand finished por-l traits, hopes to merit a share of public patronage. '

Bsby's Picture

Mr. Lyon’s phenomenal success with

children, well known over s large part of the Island, will endeavor to make this Studio the favourite one for baby's picture.

Xmas Photos

We are showing a magnificent line o

the very newest mounts. special for the Christmas trade. Work nnexcelled. Prices moderate. We respectfully solicita tris sitting.

Tlllth'

wlill un taken o

Tablet:

wer. woul

_-nd n 'NY -ive

~ '_/rong with §lo-Dru Co ;liey will do

fine no\v and cot any

anew person. _ p _ _ ,_ _ 5oc.sbox t _ dnt" t’""l ,....... ., a..’s:.....s’.‘;.:.°2:'. Chemical Co. of Canada, Limited, Montrel.

"‘We_ have a splendid assortment

gold, ` gold iilled and silver cut! links. No extra charge for engraving. C. W. Patterson. 12-10M2i.

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S if Giils” For Smokers

Now is the time to

make your selection from our complete line of Meerschsum Calebssh and Brier Pipes we have them in cases frc in 75c to $15.00. Choice Cigars in beautiful holiday packages. Cigar and Cigarette Cases, large assortment in silver, gunmetal and leather.

Any article selected now

will be laid away till Xmas.

G! E- H“0héS{Tliee°Jf;: Chariot e own P. E. I.

rr Pars to say in this

INWARD TRAINB -The eastern ex

arrived in Charlottetown yeetcw at 9 80 s m , on time the south

ern accommodation at 10 25 A m , nity tive minutes late, and the Cape Traverse accommodation at 10 10 s in , fifteen minutes late

NORTHUMBERLAND ARRIVES -

Yesterday the Northumberland arriv- ed in Picton from Charlottetown at 11 10 a. m She left again about 3 80 p m , with passengers, express mail and freight and arrived at 'I 25 m She leaves today at 7 30 a m

-_-w

the gov-

Laurier, which the Morien.-

Bay second engineer

of the- Morien wosiormerly a Char- lottetonian.

been

ROAD RACE.-Word was received 'Kc 'rho Herald omce saturday that Fred Cameron, the Amherst crack, who meets Hans Holmor hers o-nior-

thur Iluily race in Boston on Decem- ber 15th. Speaking with the writer, in Amherst the other night, Fred in- timated that he wo ld compete in this classic; ____S_onnde<il on the possi- bilities of his taking in the Powder- _hall Marathon again, he was not so emphatic.-Halifax Exo. Cameron has many friends in Charlottetown.

HAS TUBER OARGO.- Alter

a stay oi a month in this, her home port, -the new Plant liner Evangeline sailed for Havana Satur- day laden with 10,000 barrels oi po- tatoes. From the Cuban capital she will autor the Florida-.Uhnama tourist. passenger traffic ior the winter months. returning next spring with the Halifax and A. W. Perry lor the regular summer and autumn rnn$“lie`- tween Boston, Halifax, Port Hawses- bury and Charlottetown. The Hali- fax is now loading at the Plant line' wharf for her departure to Cuba onl December 16th.`-Halifax Exe.

AMBULANCE CALL.-The ambul-

ance was called out at seven yester- d'ay morning to remove to‘the Prince Edward Island Hospital, a. man sul-` fqriug from self inflicted wounds. Des. ppndency said to be due to domestic troubles brought on the state ot mind, which resulted as above. Though the wounds are severe the doctors say that there is no reason

l_"Mm“ , _ why he should not recover. Under the

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-ffuthymol Shaving iSoap\-=-

circumstances, it has been deemed ad- visable not to give the details of this sad and regrettable adalr.

INQPELJTOR IHERE -T R Fergu-

l Etltllymol Shaving SOBP glV¢S HCl€9~l1 Shfwe- son, Lbominion Steamboat Inspector,

is in Charlottetown from Quebec, to

_ It is an antiseptic preparation that makes a iuxuriant last- inspect the winter steamm, which are i lathe: of creamy texture which softens the most wiry beard now undergoing repairs here. He is

in :hhortens `sl`1aving.

accompanied by his brother, John J. Ferguson, of Glasgow, Scotland All

. TW Euthymol Shaving S°aP' B large tubb' ' ' ’ "_' _ c - the Ferguson brothers _are engineers

M¢Ks.mzm ‘Drug c¢mp'¢ney,.

-;.

__._,_

and the latter ,_»‘has'hé,en almost all round the .world in _varlcius `steamers.' He .left -the sea some years ago and ` ` b si b of

__ _ ' ‘ V M' ` $15 IIUW Ill “D885 .aSB.l‘D€'!D,8l` L-_Si Con Gregg George and Kent Sts- J " the firm of Ferguson and Timpson,

_ \.,__' __ - fi- ~" - -q Ltd., who carry on a very extensive

'_ engineering works at Govan, near

Hfrv nncs:1vEn.¥By the -stepha-

. ,- ` - ~' - Y . '

rl '

_ ‘Q _- f Bd ht Cut- wi h what will he brought along byi

'- ) ` Pipefulo our E k t Cacouna, Lonlsburg, Sydney end.

..-;\- _ smoking tobacco we _ now I th t thi _-, ~_ I _ . od when _ rwenna, dur ng e nex mon

'- 1--9 I-S V Y°“ ‘ue m a m° ir m P E Island will help to oil-I *f* . ’ ` `{ UV1t9~tl°n5 are “wept” t the shortage in the local crop

able, It is the ooolest and /The Agricultural societies of St

é I A l f If ou are smoking 8 from Charlottetown These shipm-ents,.

,`.._._. . _ _ , _ _ .

- -Q'-."-.-If _ ‘ ' bl. smoke on- John s. Conception Bay, and else- , _*R*-1'-`.i>` Q ?11,‘;stmq£.;e,;a §m-ns freely where throughout the Island are im-

_ 3 1 ' d NOT THE porting quantities on their own sc-

' __ _ _ ,__ _ _ ,_ _ ._ __ “nd Clem’ y' an count and these will be sent to them

» .'.`.~::.-.'-_ :x1'-'I-11~'-‘~.:°-.fa-.~.~i=r~ f-~-':. TONGUE. Try our as quickly B. possible.-st. Johns

. - ,f ' f ` . 1 Ch i. l .

__ 'BLACK TWIST chewing tobacco. None better. mn ° e ___ ul

Glasgo \v .

no came 1,000 bales oi hay from Halifax and by the Cape Breton 1,800,

COUNCIL MEET -At the reg ar

in th Cit Council

e _ ‘ '

_ Hickey & Nicholson Tobacco Co. Lid. _ ,_-_-;_q-.\_»;_v_»_;=;°;___g___<;; _,;,,,,i§_,_ .,,,_,,_ _ _ ' _ 1 he c 1 'ra - L Phone 34 5, Charlottetown. Manufactu1_’°f°- igithidigiedaiianoiair iiimiiie (ithreads

» _ ~. - ~ _ i of Mayor Lyons. The report of the

`“"“'“’"iT-_ _ P- city surveyor was submitted. S\10WiUE

""`""‘ "';‘=""”":"“T" "_-P-_'_° -frvvdiilllllii the nstent and cost oi sidewalks,

which amounted to $5.973 Council’

L` . `

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2 e Shaft chimes for sleighs 5Ue to......$3 » I- ' is 11 bod ben lists... ...._.......sz

u y S ' ` th f et

F°0t"W9-i`n.1°rS» eep . e e< 'i ~ 1 ‘ r. ." 5 longest and coldest drive, twoi ‘_ J f _

sz and'aseesabsaveb/e»»s¢»»s¢»5°°'°‘-3'”" *- l :t l -*if* Z -charcoal bn'¢ks_f¢r _fqqr warmers lvaes..

Also halters collar padii _h°_fS°

"clippers, cur_i‘y"con1bs,_stable_'

chains, lanterns, ,wh1PS,' ¢t¢_». ' - V

= _. `;,' . _Horse ‘rugs:_ We are showing a spltin- . _ ,did line in felt, Jute, duck and rug sty els; _ -r ,_f_ansinAg5in_pnce" from $1.15 to... .L80 eac _ _ `

‘ » _ S Horsemen _

` _ ’ j§orsemen will.he_partic11lar1y pleased withfour present splendid showing of driv- _ ' ing necessities, supplies and fittings for

,_ _ for Stable; horse and vehicles. l ‘

in the matter oi the proposed pur- chase of land from Joseph McAleer»

‘V Q A i ' for warm ...red what had been done » _ \ '

_ ' ' ` d V I es ‘O ' ol Higlilnni. Avenue. Councillors Mc m N in dr 1 pnedthae oao

ev an oy or ra n - tion had been taken as the owner wanted too much money for it. The' council then,ordered that tenders be called lor printing the city reports.

::'l'he bristles oi Rntiherset Shaving

Brnghsd gps buried in vulcanized rub- ber. You os`n't boil them out, soak- thsm out or even Dull them out. Shaving is a pleasure when Y°\1 “BG the celebrated Rublrerset shaviuz brush _ and - it costs no more than its bustle-shedding interiors. wg have 3 complete . stock. here-an _s¢ent's sample line, Call in en see them. The McKinnon DPU!! C°~» Cor’ ner Great George and Kent Blix-hm

"-‘ Home ,Made Cream-

ir. . ...-J. ?"_=,

every LOAF _

- ~ Full Weight

sells for;`s"ev,en cents

Because. We Keep the Quality . UP ,

` Telephone slr

s busy Police iollovn H lla

gl” or

$5 or days ' Diamond vs il Fen- in defendant being

fined costs or 80 days im prisonment In a case against H McN ill lor non-payment of dog tax ind ent for $2 was given and s similar ease against P Cullen was adjourned for s. week.

IIGYB

KUIOB

CONDUCTOR COX B FUNERAL -

The funeral ot the late Conductor B C Cox Charlottetown, was held yesterday elternoov. the cortege leav- ing the residence at Brighton Road

1 45 for Bt Pan1's church, thence People’s cemetery lor interment.

funeral was largely -attended

‘showing the respect and esteem in which the into citizen was held. Rev. T. W. Murphy conducted the services. The following were the pall-besrerst Hon. A. B. Warburton, Dr. Blake, W. W. Stanley, H. 'M_cEwen,, Supt. oi P. E. Island Railway, John McLean, John McDonald.. .

VISITING OLERGYYMEN.--Rev. Dr.

Borden, President of¢Mt. Allison Uni-

row night, is entered for the big Arflifersity, Bild Rev- DY- G- M- Camp'

Ihell, Principal oi the Ladies’ College, are at present.in this province in the interests of the University. Last Sunday being Educational Sunday they both preached in the Methodist Churches in Charlottetown, morning and evening. In the First. Methodist Church, in the morning, Rev. Dr. 'Borden preached an exceptionally able sermon from the text "Ye shall know the truth and the truth will make you irec. In the evening Rev. Dr. Campbell took for his subject thc one word, Vision, preaching one oi his always forceful and eloquent sermons. There were large audiences present on both occasions. -_ _

REDMOND ANNOYED

BY SUFFRAGETTEB.

LONDON, Dec. 7-Sufiragettes put;

John Redmond, the leader of the Irish National party, to the torment this afternoon, at a home rule demonstra- tion at Dalston ln the northeast of London. For half an hour the Irish leader watched the forcible eviction from the hall of his dlsturbers, whose interruptions and desperate resistance to the ushers caused a rapid succes- sion oi rough and tumble scenes of the most rowdy description. Men as well as women were thrown bodily out of the hall. Among the men were some clergymen who had protested against the rough handling oi the women.

During the hall hour Mr. Redmond

was able to utter; only a single sen- tence, which was to the eiiect that it; seemed to him most tragic that the women's cause, which in the minds and hearts of so .many was so great, should be turned _into a comic inter- lude. =

4 ‘ 'I _ - _ _

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Kodciks _ for A

‘ I Chris tmas

Make most acceptable

gifts for both young and old.

If it’s for that boy or

girl and you do not want to spend too n1uch money, we can sell you

Brownie I Cameras

at from $2.30 to $l0.00 de- pending uponthe size and quality. Then we have the famous Kodsks from ‘I2 ll" to $65 00 one of which would delight any of the older members.

You are invited to call

and see our stock.

Johnson & Johnson

The Quality Drug Store.

31-llcre’si.A Go

`° Cold *Cure

I \

Have you a cold?

/Do you want to be -__ cured? _

lf you do ihere’s just

one reel- and reliable _

_ remedy and that's Mads _ _ Cold Cure. s I eparstion

:__-._ ne..

; that is seliithrg ,rapidly "

i 4|? and =\votlsi.tl§ splen-e ‘ `~ di results with everéy

- nole‘;_3_c\\ted“~_the‘c¢\_l ._ . re 'headteherund _

fr-"‘_‘».'<

all _ scoompeliying ail- Lmdlltl, = ' .

L- _ Only 25c_ a box. _ -_

The .Macau

, |49, Gre\tGeo_rxe Street

our win ow a sp d also eases and separate prices. J. G Jamieson. Drtlkglst. p ' 12-7mtf

_...__ _,,f

‘ “Clearing one e big line of glrl

serglolang Fhnamendl|;p3:g8:;igI woo n row s on - - ular prices hat to $2 50 each-

spoclul rodutglon to 98c.En1 of slit counter rat floor. doors it McLeod - 12-7M3i

ary

chiefs sale McLeod

Iv is -most popular

tor H5! mumve oi toil

thlt has ever been intro-

Its beauty, elegance and clean combine to tnske it an ideal article We have dislllyibd in d lendi rtmeut in

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quality

Imp? or an.

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The Busieei Store Chsrlotietown’s Buuest

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watch Xmas with in this line G. H

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“All day Saturday we will ___ Q a' i

a discount of 20 Der “

lace curtains-.net from this great

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This is "iiandkerehiei day”

FOR SIXTEEN YEARS “handkerchief day" has been with this store»

practically the beginning of big Christmas business. This year tl`1e_ handker- chief showing-and 'bargains are better than ever. The handkerchiefsiicome from the mills-mostly the mills of Ireland. The better ones are_ beautifully embroidered and lace edged. A large proportion of the embroidenng is hand work-material is woven in Ireland-sent to Frande--Armenia-the convents in the Azores-to villages among the lower Alps-where the peasants add the`need- ful touch of beauty--then the handkerchiefs go back to Ireland---are iinxshed,

laundered and shipped to Canada for you.

Cotton handkerchief,pic- White mercer handkerchief hem’

ture border, for the wee folk 3 lol' SC stitched' _color border em- i

Larger picture haudker- 2 i broidered initial corner. . . . or C

chief for little folk 0|' SC White Pure linen, very nm-,bw

' N o v elt y handkerchief, B O Y i hem, d'a§nty i-nffjaj C5,-ner

' Sq-OE; Wafching _ 5°”S» 3 loc very special zoc each or... \

pr1nt_on1t .. _

Plain white narrow hem, girls ' k gegyalnedpufi Ifésiginen hand

siz 'feat value. at each..... _ , _ 5C _ ef? ‘ew an, em ml °

.en _ _ I (€hild’s initialled handkerchief ' _1“m°‘l»_l‘§mfilt°h°d"25° °_'

colored hemstitched edge. . . . . . _ . .6C_ Ver-'y choice flgish linen _handker-

liemstitched, cord edge _ . ... . .70 dainty 1n1lial,'35c....-.- `. .I3-10|' 'Ala

» ` Fancy _white muslin handker- ’I”chicfj’"hzr¥"hémBliiChiv8»

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Pure Irish Linen liemslilchcii Iiandkercillels ‘ ' L Embtoidered Corner, Ladies Sizes sgtnr

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This is aline oi the best value handkerchiefs that we- have ever been able

to odet you-»-the line, though not the fix_1est_1s the pure fabu:---the; design at the corner is a dainty one, and the hemstitching 1s good, a wonder at 3

While Lawn lnilialled ilemslilched llandkerchiei Slot Sc

.ur I _-P _lf

_-\ai>nNNEs hand embroidered

pure Irish linen handkerchiefs,

Another A RDEN N ES_embroid-

ered design, a beauty, ve? sheer

A lovely thing in_ rish linen

Z5c 40c with

edge of real Irish crochet, beauti- fduy finished 650

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Genuine Irish linen handkerchief

with edge of fine, dainty point de Venise c

Another lovely linen handker- 1 5

chief, Venetian lace edge _ 1 0

Sheer :laintylinen with hand at-sz

tached lace of an old Venetain design

Imqtiirfeumm

Very Special llandkerehiei Sale < Prices Men’s and Women’s Plain Lawn & Linen lidkis

Women’s plain lawn handkerchiefs.

25e

ra x rn inches hemstitched

very\;pecial at......~---~- ‘ hite crossbarred ,muslin hemstitched. regular size.

Plain pure _linen handkerchief

hemstltched, }§ inch hem.. . . . .

Very choice plain hemstitched

pure linen handkerchief. . . . . . .. _. . .

3 of these for 5cc. _ _ Very fine sheer plain Irish linen

1-8 inch hem....... ........--¢---

These per dozen at 2.75. _ _-0' i 0therspecialsa8c, 3o‘c,' 351", 1’

25c 10c i8c

25c

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cord edge. ..¢¢a'|\-¢»_a__'

Pcrdozen 75c. _ ‘ _ ‘ Men’s special value Irisn lawn

handkerchief, hemstitched . . . . . . .....

These at 3 for 25c-

Pure linen handkerchiefs full

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These at 3 for 5oc-

Men’s line pure Irish linen hand-

kerchiefs, yi inch hem. .. . .

These per dozen 2.50.

Some very choice bandlrerchiefs for men

at 3.oc, 35c, 4oc.

.values in b;(en’s Initialied Irish Linen l1andkerchiefs_ x8: :oc 23°

and__ove'x~wiii be put up in a handsome Christmas box free of

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and ‘ Usciul Christmas Aprons '

At the head of the main stairway there is s great apron fair ready for 'iran'

Ther!! are pretty little tea aprons-there are larger aprons for kitchen nse-.~- ’ te are great big “all over” aprons that cover up your dress while yon are working.

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_ _ Tea aprons 25c 45c, 5oc,65c, 75c, 85, 1.35. - ~ ' _ All over aprons, percele and repp 8oc and 85c. _

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