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illiiliilll SERIES iiliili

Today 11230 i1m.at the AAAA

GFUUHUB. the St. Duni-itan's College

team und the Connaughts iueet in football combat to decide the winners of the series

As is known, the Saints and (‘onns

have ‘i“"h W0" 11 Same and as the miie? Sallie resulted ni a llruw neither side cun tlaini the vit-torv '

W The final game has been awaited ith keen interest und anxiety by th followers of both sides the Shim?) have been ready to plgy’gluce saw, UHY. and are anxious to do their best alrghfgi U19 Brent standard of foot had 9 Ta’ liielr predecessors for years aces t e Lonnaughts, however, on

un ot injuries sustained by their

players in the last game and other unavoidnbie reasons, have been un inliea t0 get their team toget/her uulll une ul’ tlli. as will be seen i’rom the U D, 1 s considered the strongest iey have had this season It was tiiought the game could be

Played on Wednesday last, but thin beiame impossible However it vliil be played this afternoon without fail on the A A A A Grounds. toniniein ing at A i0 otiotk sharp

Eath tenni will put forth its great

bies you to ward off all G81 effort w ww. uiidagroai game win

suiely result

§t'l‘ge teams will lineup as follows -

A unstans (ollege-~l<`ui|, J Mcln

halves, L McDonald. E McLellan,

"` C (81111 quarters, Frank

i (‘ Tminor and F Kelly J MLD0\1sal A ivitintyre 11 Murphy. i’ J Raymond

llrown, A. Daley and W. McLellan. (lonnaughts - Full, ii. Fitzgerald' halves. R. Fitzgerald, n. Guin, r`_ Mc(!arey and Harold Gillis; quarters A. lienuessey, Geo. McMahon and Mi M'~'G\liK8rl: forwards, V. Gay, W_ Iiceiiau, John D. McDonald, Austin McDonald. J. Purcell, Frank lien- nossey and Fred Moore.

Mr James McMiMllan will referee.

Ffh; Minister7s_B'ride_”

Will be presented in ‘

ST. JAMES HALL, November 27th

An old»fashioncd play in four acts.

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The Mln|ster’s Bride.

Miss Blanche Toombs

The Rev. John West. .Prof. Theo. R s

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we _have sold thousand f pairs of these shoes an ever had one dissatisiie ustomer. They are buil

comfort, not sacrific-

ng style. Made in Calf, Gun ietal, Patent and tan leath-

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Mrs. Crabhle. .Miss Hortense Phillips Mrs. Charity . . . . . . ...Mrs. Tait Miranda Meek,..Miss Nellie Gillespie Ephriam ..Mr. Kenneth Martin Miss Jones .....Miss Alice Saundern Molly Charity Miss Maud McLean Mrs. Seegood. .. . .Miss Pearl Hunter Mrs. Sharpe . _ . . . ...Mrs. P. Barlow Mr. Right ..Mr. Wm. McNeil Joe Crabbe . . . . . . . . . ...Mr. Tennant Miss Smiley ...Miss Mamie Gillespie Jim Curtis . . _ . ...Mr. J. A. S. Bayer Robert _ _ . . _ , _ _ .Mr. Waiter Lantz Thomas . . . . . . . . _ . ...Mr. J. Murley Miss Heather ._ _,Miss Amy Earle

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'|`h<\ process ol` cleaning n sowing

ilnivliiiic can be inade quite easy if it is rciiieiiiliwcti that pie(-es ol' lint nitd

he blown out wilii :i liit-_rule

pump This nlso keeps the lingers free

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' ' ar is ov`er before making

Why wait unlii tlieiw

an investment in Fox Stocks. Now is the oppor-

tune time

We buy and sell stocks in all good companies-

you can buv any stock from US.

Here are a few '

'i`lin i<`nr I’roil\u'e~r:~', Ltd., (luiinda Fur Fairliis, Ltd., New Jersey

:_ ln _ ,,<_ ,l ., , \ "ox onipn _. 1 ... -. \._': _ , _ _ . lmugrccd OX” ( < f Ra 1101' SllV€‘l‘ Iillllk Fill’ iisli and fnlriicsni iiavr- bf-on the

rrlisgrnis

Mr S T Gallant, Piusille, was in

Charlottetown vesterday

Mr. \lex Green of Winnipeg is vis

iting his home in New London

llir lt N Co;Chiirlottetown. has

been in Morell for some time on busi ness

Mr J L Lockhnrt, \ew London,

wns 8, visitor to Charlottetown \es terday.

Lieut Col A E ings, of the P E

Island Light Horse, returned last night from Hal fax

Rev Father J F Jtrlinston, St Louis,

came to Charlottetown by the express last night

Mr P G Farquliarsoii returned to

(‘liariottetown by the express last night from Kensington

Mr George Kitsoii, Hampshire, has

returned home from visiting friends in Kensington the guest of Mr and Mrs George Ci-uwys

Misses Ella and Mary Trcmere

Hainpsiiirc arc visiting friends in Greenwh h the guests ol Miss Maria Saunderson

Misses Annic und Mar) McCabe,

Iona, wiio were in the city tor the past few davs, returned to their home yes terday afternoon

Her many friends will be glad t

learn that Mrs Victor Egan, Hills borough Villa, Cherry Hill, is inuch improved after her serious iliiiess.-L

Among the visitors.to.~Moiictoii this

week were Mr Arthur Jay, Mt. Stew- art. and Messrs Walter Craswell and Peter llughcs, Charlottetown.

Misses Connie Pratt and Winnie

Gay, Pownal, have returned home af- ter spending ii week with friends in Montague, iloseiieatli and New Pcrth

Captain 'l‘. U. Taylor, agent of Mitr-

iiie and Fisheries, Charlottetown, re- turned by the Northuiuberiiind lust night froni l’ictou.

-\ir. Hugh »|. Mcl\'ny and =\i`r. George

Cotton of Vancouver have arrived on ii visit to their lioiiiesin New. London.

The following are a few ot' the pas-

sengers froin Sumruerside to _Kens- ington Saturday evening:'- Mrl Elmer Bowness, Lemuel Woods, Joseph Bak- er, ilurry Warren, llurtlc Bowness, Peter Fiaiiaven, Earl Reeves, Hurtle Brown, Daniel McLean, Ernest Pid- goon and Bertrniii \\'urreii.-l{.

HPROVINCIAL INCOME TAX.-_

Monday, the 30th day of November, instant, is the last day on which 5 per cent. discount will he allowed on Pro- vint-lzii inconio Tnx for 1914.

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PHESENEATIUN

Captain J. W. Stanley, who will leave

shortly for the trout with the second contiiigcnt, on Saturday afternoon was presented by the .\'.t‘.0.'s and nien of his coiiiniand at Caiiso with a valuable Wultliain gold watch :ind un address. The presentation was niado in tho rink :it (‘aiiso, Qliartcriiiustcr-Sergt. 'l`i~uinoi iiantllng liini the wutcii and Signalling Sergeant Smith reading thc following address:- `

To Captain J. Webb Stuiiic-_\'.

From the N.(‘.C.'s and nien oi' No. 3

liattery, -ith (To.A.

Denr Captain,-While irgrottiiig the

fact that _vou arc to bc sopnrntcii from us because of your bciiig nelcctcli for duty at the front, wo nro proud to have been associated with you, and sure the nicn over wlioin it may be your fortune to direct. will lonrn to iioiiour and regard you us wo hnvc been glad to honour and regard you

'in the post.

No captain could be more consider-

-ate for the comfort and happiness of

his men than vou have been Inipiir-

Furs. Ltd., The (folwoll l`ur Fatrnis, Ll l.. 'Y . ' . I . Ly _ " ‘ . (io. Ltd.. 'i`ho |‘i~opl<:'s Fox ('o.. Illfl.. L=\llll>S0l\ SIIVCI” (»i`0S*‘ i‘0¥ cliarnl:tr=rii;ti<::~; ol nil your donliiigs

Co., Lid., Uiiliilirillgn A- i’. IC. island Slivvr iiinck i"nxl-r~, hill. i`l‘l' with us. -

"mbh Fur ifarnis. Lid., iviatolilt-ss Silver lilturk l"o.\1 Co.. Llfl.. Till! Wo will follow your iuiijlro career

. slim- rox mmuinlls vc- _l1i“~ 6a`Ei`§K§`v`EE5`§Tv"6U §E`§"Ki§'E"”6}§`i€l

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P O B nnni's Corn ix rnc or is on ro y vege-

St. JUITIII, N. ' ' " ‘ ' Dx table in composition. ll is perfectly

painless, safe, und sure to cure.

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UP STAIRS

is open Come in and make your selections for XMAS and have them set aside till

wante . - _ . l- _. _, _ C ' , 1) ll , G mes, Fang: ood ’ .Leather Good , l~"`a`n'cyAl§alstl1<I;Etesn“§l;?:l1i%iiiglill`19g,3e, Rgckingahorses, Dolla%abs?l3eds and Cradle;

A and Hundreds of the Newest 'l`0yS made-

tment closes at 6 o’clock each evening for the

es. This depar

Carter &. Company, Ltd- `

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MAKES PURE BLOOD

Pnnfy your, blood by inlcing

Hood’s Sarsipériliu This mcdi eine has been and still is the peoplc’s medicine because of its iehnble character and its wonderful suu-css in the treatmeri; of the common dis ea/ses and ailments-scrofnln, ca tarrh, rheumahsmi dvspepsia, loss of appetite, that tired for-ling, general debihtv.

Hond’s Sarsaparilla _has been

tested forty years. Get it todai

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wlgh deep interest, believing that the qualities which have so endeared you to us will be nianilest in the larger sphere to which vou have been called

In conclusion we ask that you .ntept

this small token of our regard .ind best wishes for woui future ucilnri and happiness

Signed on behall of the

NCO 's .ind incn of ‘\o

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Canso, Nb Nov "1 1914

Captain Stanley replied in appropri-

ate terms

On the same evenliil, lilo l‘upt.iin

was one oi the guests .tt ti sniokcr given bv the stali ol tho l‘oinnie-iiinl able Conipanv .il lianti iiill lo Mr Wilkinson, a fornn-i ineniiii-i oi tin- stafl who is leaving lor the front The officers ot the forte .it Canso new present and an enjoyable toast was taken up, Captain Stanley respuiuliiu.:

Prince Edward island (ii a

oreiiléiis evening a dance was given .t the residence of Iiir Birstali Super >ritendent ot the (`lil>ie (`onipiiny, lo vlessrs Stanley und Wilkinson.

lI.P.iI.'S EUUHEH I

VESSEL UN CLYDE

Mi~1'l‘AGA'.\|.\, Sll‘~l'i`lCli t~iHIl' 'l'0 .\lIS.\`A\`.-\l31i'], LAUNCI-IE!! FRl~ DAY BRF§Alil',\'ii HEC-ORD.

The llietuguma, sister ship to thc

dvlissanoblc, was successfully launched Friday and christened by Liidy lilies, wife of Sir John Harvard Bilen,LI.. D., designer for tho British Admiral-

Co. at Glasgow. When the llletagoniu went down the wiiys she created n record which bids fair to remnin un- oroiten b_\' any sliipping company en- gaged in Canadian or American bus- iness. She is the fourth vessel laun- ched hy the Caiindluii Pacific on the Clyde this year. In thc light of pres- ent conditions this is zi glowing, coninientary on thc substaiitinl con- dition of her owners' oxcliequcr.

The l\lctnganm's sister ship, the

l\Iisf~iiiiir.jiiio, i'0nc|\c<l Montreal recent- ly-- on hor second voyage out of Liv- erpool, and nent hunk “goin Friday n;orniiig, They .ire of tho “one class" type, with pnssc-in;ci' :1c.coniodnl.ion for 520 second, und |,2li0 third ciuss. Ench has ai length of 521) if-ct and li iicninl of 64 feet, while the hroudtii of the Passenger decks are 41 feet. lllncii vessel has ll dead \\'cil_'lit. culmcity of 7,950 tons,witli nn npproxinnitr cargo cnpncity of 6,000 tons. 'lim innn»n.~z cruiser stern whitli i.-1 iiiso the feature of the new boats, placed on the Pn- cilic is introduced by these boats on the Atluntic. The new ships have six complete steel docks. In order to en- sure. suiety the hulls are sub-divided by ivnter-tiglit doors and bulk-iieiids, so ns to ho rallf-'alle ul' llontiin; “lien three colnpnrtirents are open to the sea. 'Tlieso \\'nt:er-tight hulklieutis and doors are niitomaticaily coritrulled from the bridge. The speed of ench vessel is 155 knots, with n druu~,;ht of 27.5. As for the interior of the vessels, cuch cabin state room is ht- tcd with ii wiirdrohc and chest oi' drnwcrs, folding lavatory with mirror and other conveniences. The pulfii room, lounge and drawing room. Th

ulilc of lnuliing 300 lbs. of ice pc

and Critti-ii system, changing ai

putciit iiosted liic bouts as well a

pntcnt. dnvits, uhich enable the hunt

list, |1658.

showing the best value in the citv.

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lin wools at Patone. Patons.

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the asking l-l k Sth floor I ‘J t5$ha;|0E2§

Furniture, Carpets, Linoleum Curtains Blankets

Let us save you money

0" warm blankets

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This is blanket weather '

Our blanket values are the best possible-

that s why we sell so many

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Flaiinelette Blankets Flannelette Blankets lilaiineleite Blankets

95g $1.35 $1.75

Secure some of these special values while we are able to sell them to

you at these prices. We can’t repeat these values after our present stock is sold out.

ASR fCf' Ask for

3 l)llI`lCl`l Of a‘blll'l(;h gf rich Scotch rich Scotch Heather -'° Heather -- its free for V its free for

t.y,in the yards of Bhrcisy Curie and

Heavy Wool Blankets

Every price-every size and weight. By far the biggest and best assort-

ment here. It makes choosing easy.

Special Sale ` Prices This Week

White _wool blankets in the big

heavy qualities-7 .hs. to the pair- 64x84 inch -anti, of course each

blanket separately linished.

&g9_ls£5i~E5 Sv¢°i9.1!9;Si23?§1°_!-_ l_E8_¢_1!3~_¥_¢i_ 7 .5 _Special f°_f $5-9_8 Pr.-

R2ss_L==L&;2§§9§sie!!9r;Si?»_-_§5_ Pr- Regular 7-7° Special f°f _$29.5 vt- 1

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'l`he popular site and ueight--sn.

lbs. 60x80 inch. blankets in great var- K- iety. Every price is a right price: » -- - ~--- - These values will please you. The Fai-nous

Regular 3 50 Special for $3.15 pr, 4 9 Regular 4.25 special for 3.88 pr. Skeldon blankets

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BS?-C139! P-Y f he finest genuine Scotch Blanket

Regular 525 Special f°r 4°75 Pr; --“not hon cheap but how good '

White wool blankets, bordered,

five pounds to the pair-56x76 inch. -each blanket of the pair is finished and whipped separately.

\+‘_‘?‘*“~‘L‘i;?”’;*Tf.;‘*@-¢@‘~*°*Sify as-as 1°_.§.1_a-r<>_paif 1;

eight hours. The vessels are Iicated

and veiitilsted on thc tiiernio-taiil:

eight. times each hour. There is also o printing plant on board each vos.- seli 'i`hcy are fitted with Murray’s

motor iiic hosts. 'ilhoy arc the rirsi. summers to lnlvu Babcock :uid llilcm

to he inunciieci iroin either side of tho ship 1-von when nl, al. ooiisiticmiiic

“Now is the time for Men's over-

»_-.oats and ladies' jackets. Patons are

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_ The Biggest Value Ever _ _ Advertised

Rubbers

Now is the time to be

thinking about rubber foot-

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made and reinarkabiy good value, this is the one for you. It is fit-

l ted with patent reversible grate,

large top with tasty nickel trini- mings, extra large Ash Pau, and scientifically proportioned fire Box. it is a competition range. and is the only one lltted with the famous reversible grate. Read the price and see if it can be beaten

i ll in any other line as a quality competition range,

THIS RANGE ~Wl'I`H

We also carry a large stock of Castings and Stove

wear. Our stock this Fail is complete, a rubber to fit any shoe. Storm and low

rubbers. ciogis. and Foot- holds in Blac and Tan for Men and Women. _Black Tan and white for Children.

_ Morris & Smith

127 Queen Street

parts for a great many different stoves

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