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sists on being given s. cow and a calf There seems to be no limit 1 the demands of a woman once sh
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All styles ot dnish are shown, sepia _
finished Drotraits in India ink and the _ popular hand-painted work in natural
colors.
Call;in today and see some or the
The Cook Studio*
Home
Send a Photograph for Xmas fl‘0lIi
The Bayer Photo Studio
Canadian Mail Steamer “ Lady Sybil ”
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Leaves intercolonisl Hallway Wlisrt
Picton, Nova Scotia,
MONDAY AND THURSDAY
ot es_oh.week, on arrival-ot the morn- ing express from Halifax (about noon), for Sonris, P. Ill. Island, and there awaits the arrival ot the after-l noon train from Charlottetown;
:hence to Magdalen Islands as tol»
owe: MONDAY-Leave Souris for llitang-
du-Nord, Amherst, Grindstone Island and Point Bossa. Returning, calls st Grindstone, Amherst and Bouris; and and returns to Picton. l ‘THURSDAY-Leaves Boiirie tor it Amherst, Grindstone island, Pointl Bossa and Grand Entry. Returnin calls at Point Bose. Grindstoac, hex-st, Souris, and returns to Picton.
Oh the nrst trip in the months ot
June,_.July, August and September, weather permitting, calls at _West ,
,ls the "staffer Life." (sms ‘_.l,»l'l*iaEié from Purity Flour isthe ical T.
I i ‘-More Bread and Better Bread .
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School, per Margaret Walsh » ' li
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teac er upils (16) Alberton South , _ \_
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ley, n y
' Jones will he oiiiciating. A
.°AMOUNT AGKNOWLEDGEDF- St. Peter's Bay Red Cross So- ENT8' GIFT FUND. _ Amount to date $756.19
ii ‘ |..ls1' No. 14. _ n. M. s~rANwAv,
"l V 'A L _ A eiety
’ _ _ _ - _ Red Cross Society, Toronto, an ae- --
,. _ knowledgment ot the - receipt ot prep-lqguly_ acknowledged $650.16, Sec'y.-Trees.
\ -' ` ' ~ . _ l $34.00. This amount was realized at Pupil; ‘(26) Bellevue School,
» ' the '
The
W ill
be held at Christ urc
ext Sunda at 2.30. Rev.
has received from the Cenadia
Leod of Dundas, ln'St. Peters Hall.
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t this and surrounding vicinity was
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Stella Brubaker not only asks
to
e is
Mrs. Edward Moore regret to learn her illness and hope for her speedy re- 0»L¢,-my R,_R,, par Mahal
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guell is busily engaged threshing.
he school is progressing under h p t M 1 _
si _ ,
" capable management-of Mr.” Charles schooiesxgr we on c n
for Richard. `
'ABNEY. - The many friends
covery.--Mrs. Wilbert Gormley wh
been away for some time has
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_,___ GHARLOTTETOWN MARKET
_#lr Pave eo boy in mis rrovin
.°CHlJliGH SERVICES.-Services umn. Cash must accompany order.
Ch h, Cherry
D. ..~o.'l=. 'rlcnnlav is smilies i-
preselitative in Sourls. MEtf. Lot 14, per Mary E. Mclntyre
lecture given by Rev. Wm. Mc-
°“ teacher
I.
cap ..°0NE CENT per word each
sertlon (or advertising in this col- Pupils (20) Mt. Pleasant school
,_,_.,_..i.._-------
` per Miss Maud MacPherson, teacher
Pupil, (37) Upper Freetown
°f per Brewer Auld. teacher °f Pupils (0) Milburn School,
° Hardy, teacher
Pupils (88) Park Corner School
an average, fair this season.-Miss pupm (23) Hgthm-page Swwl Estelle Vlfheeler has left recently to
ey Glasgow. N. S.-Mr. John It. 9,.
" per Katie C Currie, teach
a re- urned home.-The potato crop in pe, Hamlq A_ MacLeod,
6 Pupils (28) Lower Montague
tyre.
Pupils (18) Little Pond School
per William A. Coady teach-
er
Pupils (13) Glen Martin School
per Margaret Martin, teach-
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PRINCE _EDWARD ISLAND STUD- _ ____
er .75
School, per Gertrude Dorgan __
ill- .teacher
per Grace MacDougali, teach- er 2.00
ef Pupils (9) Arlington School,
teacher ' 2_1()
3.00 ' " - '_' “‘ -4
3.35 I ~.
T; _ Tailors to His Majesty--“The Man
iii I “The Measure
1.20 ._
n _
Fortune Bridge School Total $2.60
(C
orrected on Tuesdays and Friday) as follows:
25 Department 1
W . .
Butter, (creamery) lb 32-34 Pupils (12) Elsie Francis Butter. (Tub) lb. '
styles; ~ ,_ 1 V `l `§ fl 5
=B -
B
Eggs (dozen) 28 eel! lb. (retail) 10- Pork, Ib . 10 Fowls, Ib.
Chicken, lb .
es ton
I-lay (pr sed) Str w ressed) ton T
9| wi-L “KN
a (D urni s (bushel)
D
Potatoes. Reds, (bus. P
otatoes. Blues, (bus.) sts, white (bus,) sts, black, (bns.)
Becta, (lius.)
Carrots, (bus.)
Wool, lb.
O 0
30 Pupils (12) Mary Cooliey's
12 Dept. 55 Pupils (10) Fortune Road 10 School per Alice G. Donnelly,
teacher ~
as U:
.»~»ai.».mcu-\`ms»- oeiaaaulezoown
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follows):
Pupils (12) Katie E. Coady‘s
Dept.
Pupils (15) Katie M. 'Cial'kin‘s
Dept' ~
Pupils (20) Richmond School, per Sadie E. Gorman,
60 teacher -01 Pupils (11) Cardigan' Head
c o p don, teacher
G- Murray River School, (Total
Emyvale .B_chool, (Total $2.77 as
S h ol, er Winniired Gor-
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For Style and Comiort
_ Ifyou want a pair of water-
proof boots that will fit your feet perfectly, look neat and wear well you want a pair of INVICT US the best shoe made. The boots are made with heavy double soles and viscolized to make them waterproof.
$6.00 and $7.00
Alley & Co.
Bay to land mails and passengers for Zi __-
Amlierst, thence to Pryon Island Re- .
i so orlmi I limit!!
turning call at Po t s e - st Amhegst and Saints.. ' F
911°, For further particulars apply to
WM. ROBERTSON A BON. '
Agents, Halifax. ,
GHA8. W. |VE8,
‘ Agent, Plotou. MATTHEW MoLEAN A C0..
Agents. Souris.
Or to WM. MoLURE, Manager and <
Owner, Picton, Neva Scotia.
20017-15Mtt..
CANAnlAN if l
PACIFIC
| EXCTRSION RATES , Vancouver & Victoi-la,B.0.
and LOS ANGLES, Cal.
I From Charlottetown . , (Via Point du Chene) _ Good Going and Returning direct. . (Icing vis Uhlcago.Returnin%vis Vancouver, A or vice verss,8l7.50a illtlonai.
AUTUMN.--The Time to See the
_' CANADIAN EGCKIES at thgr llest l_ w. ii. nowiuiv. n.r.a.. o.P.n.. si. John.
en - mga. 31 mon ii-eel
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Sailings
From LONDON From HALIFAX
STEAM ER
-~ Ilappahannock Nov. |5th
Nov. 6th Sheiillldoah Nov. Tllh Nov. z0th Kanawha Dec. llth
From LIVERPOOL ` From I-IALIFAX Vis Nlld. Via Nild.
Oct. 30th. Lexington Nov. 6th Durango Nov. 25th Nov. 20th Tabasco lice. 7th
Above sailinss src not suaranteerl and
` are aubisct to change without notice.
Furness.Wlihy Si Co. Ltd. Halifax, N. S.
SAN FRANCISCO Time Table. Rocky Point larry.
B. Hlllsbo .
On Bale daily to November 30th 4 -
Good .to Return u\\tll~Oeceml>er ,ilst 7 30 5 m 3 00 ¢m_
8 80 a m 0 00 a m.
-l l . . . . . 1 ` also s'.ni. io.oo s.in.
S. S. HALIFAX from Char-
lottetown every Friday a noon. From Boston every
Tuesday at noon. _
For further information
apply to
_I AS. CARRAGHER,
B Caltsklns lb. _ Eggs per doz.
Hay (prcsscd) ton
Hay (loose) per ton
Hldcs per lb. Oats (black) per bus. ‘ Oats (white) per bus. Oatmeal per 100 lbs.
Potatoes bus.
Pork (organs left in) Straw (pressed) per
T ni s er bus.
$10
ton
7%-10
1 °
.T f / _,l" 0' _
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_Y A Parsnips, lb.
_.F := __,,__..1»------
___ .__ ,__-»" B sx_l:l_Ml§n_s_loE wlAnl<s;_ 26
5 . utter sry - --
\ _,_,,_.;_`i Butter. (creamery) lb. 31-32s. as fupgwgy ‘ uckwheat per ton 75-90c. Pupils (16) Percy Keenen’s
13c. Dept, 29°, Pupils <27) Ada Mcneoas sis Dept _
$9-'$10 Pupils (18) Darlington School,
140- per Janette. McLean, teach-
4'_l_c. er 4 c. ___{______.._..
$3-50 Pupils (19) Meadow Bank
53;- School, per John E. Heartz,
teacher
S6 Pupils <12) st. Pslrlclcs Road - School per Mamie Byrne,
ur p p 200
Wheat per bus. $1-$1.20 ¢ea,,he,- Wool ner lb- 25-40% Pupils (ie) srmsllmiie school
99
0 a ---(Shakspeare)
FIRST impressions are the best----the first
impression that you get when you take
“the Measure ot a Man” is from his appear-' ance----tlie well-dressed, well-groomed man “gets there” ahead of the slovenly fellow every time. _
The Moral is Plain
Let us take your measure and make you
a suit from All-Wool British Fabrics. You have the choice from hundreds of the most stylish shades and patterns, and our “Mill-to Man” plan gives you $25 to $35 value for $15. No More No Less.
1.50
1.10
1.50
1.30
1.47
1.65
an 9°!" oem mm
3.05
3.80
3.65
4.60
1.30
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“There’s a church near,” said the
country farmer to his paying agent; “not that I ever puts my nose in it.”
"Anything the matter with the vic- .. -
ar
"Well, it's this way. I sold the old
vicar milk and eggs and butter and cheese, and seeing as he patronized me I patronlzed ’im. But the new chap keeps \’is own cow and ’ens. ‘li tliat’s your game,' I thought,-‘we’ll 'ave ’ome-grown religion too.’ "
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How They Help
Sr. Rarsaxl.. Oirr.
If ears I il d h ins in my
backolxlisty I colilionot :voifltc 'IP.h‘o pains ex- tended to my arms, sides and lllou tiers. I used many li nds of medicine for ever a year none of which did me very much good.
read about Gin Pills and sent for a sample an used them, and found the pains were leaving me and thatl was feeling better. So I bought one box and before I used them all, the pa ns were almost gone and I could keep at wo_rl¢. After I had taken six other boxes oi’ Gia Pills, I felt u well and strong u ldld at th_e age of p. I sm s farmer, now 6| years old. H
FRANK LEALAND.
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slxAb‘<l>f:fgli¥2l5l).e“ Stilzplllxiieztipyigodwdiieg;
National Di-u£i=_Chemic.sl Co. of _Canada ited, Toronto.
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.esve Clrtown Leave Rocky Point
11.00 s.m. 11.80 s in 1.10 p.m. \ 2.00 p.m. 8.80 p.m. 1.00 p.m.
t 8.80 p.m. 4.00 p.m.
4.30 p. m. 4.50 l.l0 s.rii. IUNDAY
11.46 p.m. 2.00 p.m.
4.00 |>.m. On Thursday the 8.80 trip
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=°°ul "'s=9- - sssFP
per Mary Roberts, teacher Pupils (I2) Georgetown Roy-
alty School, per Lottie Fit- gerald. teacher
Pupils (25) Bear River North “"'School,per Cecelia Macharcn
teacher
Pupils (10) Dolron's Creek
School, Rustico, per Gertrude
` Mcduigan, teacher Pupils (15) St. Augustine
School. Rustico, per J. S. Desltoches. teacher .
followsz) Pupils (21) Malcolm A. Mac-
Leoci'a Dept.
Pupils (20) Margaret Berri-
gsn's Dept. North Wiltshire School,
$7.80 as iollows:) Pupils (13) Chas. F. Tray-
nor’B Dept
Pupils (18) Primary Dept.
Kensingtdii High School,
$10.20 as iollowsz) Pupils (17) Grades Vlll_and
IX, Dora Squarebriggs, tea- 'chef Pupils (18) Grades V. VI. and l Vll, Rita Harrington, teach-
er ,
Fern Robblee, teacher
Pupils (20) Grades I and Il, ~ Adele Hughes, teacher Pupils (15) Cherry Hill School, per Daniel J. Shaw, teacher.
Northam School
Pupils (25) .
per Mary Montgomery. teach-
er
Pupils (19) Pleasant Valley
School, per Agnes M. Sharpe, teacher
lows.) Pupils (13) ltutll Mac Gregor‘s
Dent
Pupils (18) Eleanor Murchi-
Pupils (17) Harmony School,
per Margaret Macblrugall.
teacher
Pupils (15) Strathcona, per Mary J. Nicholson, teacher Pupils (20) Sourls West
School, per Hugli_McIntyre, teacher '
Pupils (17) Christophera Cross
School, Tlgnish, per Eunice Ready. teacher
omitted.
ll. MURPHY. Managers
Cha lottetown. Agent -
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Pupils (20) Mt. Buchanan
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“ ` i 50 pairs Men’s heavy all-wool Tweed suits worth
C.E. P tt
_ T3 _ Il TWELVE CANADIAN sroiii-:s
l ST' PETERS » ‘ V
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Long River School, (Total $6.00 as
Pupils (18) Grades III and 'lV..
Clinton School, (Total 5.00 ss fol-
1.30
1.25
1.45
1.25
1.70
3.15
2.85
(Total
4,40 3.40
(Total
4.05
2.30
2.15
1.70
1.65
2.00
2.00
2.55
son’a Dept 2.35 -
1.75
1.25
1.10
_$3 50. We are selling them for $2.50. Do not fall to gel a pair before they all go.) We will not be able to replace
Also a new shipment of Goi-dan’s Overcoals ” 'extra
quality. Owing to a delay in shipping we got these coats below their regular price and wecan offer you the _
- ‘ “l ._ Q, _ _ _ lfollowing:
~ J" ' Best $15.00 value for 12.50. 18.00 value for 15.00
Soft Coal A \,~ nd 'al lt ll d 1 _
N... '°&'°f'¢l..f.”° 'i..°';iit in ye... AGU? rg.. so a‘i"eanGo:iliili?s oligi overcoats made of pure llel-Gaillcrins West.
° mai ,tum dlmtly °r`ali-wool heavy weight tweeds Convertible collars and best' l“"‘°"'¥- ‘ °‘“"
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l"1*mt:°%i_!3'v°"ll’°";t'c?‘=l°' ‘Jr ""°°’ i'iili;i9i€>hctfli3;1__ly_{ckl°d by tim twllleil _ our coats when you want , ~ , la* A .!°»¢°°U‘W1Y°"°*'°°“‘ » ° °' th °n°' °“° an °"“` “°°'» 158 Richmond Street Charlottetown P. E. I. _ . is . . . .. io. inmum ma ig.; heat that ilils e . Also: Do_pot_f_orget our extra underwearoffer. ‘ oppome’P°“ om” ’ _
Mail Orders
If you’ve been paying over $15 for your
clothes----TRY US.
If you’ve been buying “Ready-Made” gar-
ments, at any price---TRY US.
Suit or Overcoat
To the Measure of a Man
At 158 Richmond Street, Charlottetown, P. E. I.
l ’ are developed by large institutions-not b small I ~ Great’ Big Ideas ones with limited output and meagre reslliurces.
As a matter of fact small organizations do not possess the crcativc ability of posi-
tive accomplishmc-:nt._ _
_ The "Great, Big Idea” in the clothing business is to
selling direct from Mill and Maker to Consumer- and WE .DO IT. All that is necessary for you to bc convinced is to compare one of our suits with that of any other Tailor or
l ready-made dealer in Canada.
cut excessive costs by
l"red'k Gareau
Supt. of Branches]
' If you can’t come to our Store let us come to you. Send
for samples. self-measuring chart and style book, all FREE. We absoiutel uarantee fit and finish, so you
run no chances. Kdgressz-415 St.`, Catherine Street East, Montreal. '
“Mill-io-Man Tailoring Service”
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