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` iMr A. W. Sterns was honoured last another in Rue St. Lazare and a`

` ` il year in being appointed President of third near the Cathedral Notre Dame

' U the Convention and he goes to take about twenty fell.

- lowe'en Tea in aid ot the Charlott

is_one of the things that con- tributes largely to our enjoy. ment,_wh1le it goes up largely in smoke, it leaves behind

genil warmth to the occup- ' ants of the house.

We can supply you with

the best Coal at the lowest - "_: _ price.

Order your supply today.

A Pickard & Co. 'Phone 240

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Best

American

28 and 29. _ Tea will be served

i-iAi-_i.owE'EN TEA '

llily and Thursday, Oct. 28 and 29,

doch McKinnon, who is at presen

for Montreal on Saturday.

consisted of 2000 bushels ot' oals,70

turnips and 17 tons of hay.-V.

“Kienzo Tooth Brushes are the

acirie of perfection--if yon wnnt a stylish satisfactory tooth brush you should get ii “l(lei.zo"~-tile bristles of the i(leu'1.o don't full ont. Mac-

Kinnon Drug Co., (‘oi-_ Great ticor»_'c

ninl Kent Steiicts. Mtf.

Cliesnut foi Base Burner Stove and Egg for the Furnace Also All kinds of

Good Soft Coal

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Home Decorating

You cant be comfortable at home with dingy walls and ceil- ings, any more than you could with shabby clothes in public.

We are Painters and Decorators

and would like to renovate that room you oveilookcd earlir-r ini the season.

Ph iiie 280-i. '

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island City Painting Co -

Coal Yard

203 Kent Street Prince St. Wharf

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‘T PAYS i0 buy in this province THE sxrnsss.-The express train

ANNUAL TEA.-The annual Hal-

town Hospital will be held on Ociii SONS. OF TEMPERAI‘iCE.-Wed- Mm.. not B..ii.ii..g. will Ii§ié'i¥..".i.'.”§‘i.i`.i§i "§Z‘§.i.‘.’.‘.""..‘i“ iii tl'iil:‘:i;:°i'.';_.*‘a‘:.ii.§illiiiidailiii iii? is `° be M

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6040 Edward Theatre last night a drama

GTG ACT.-At a meeting oi the of drink, the power of a kind word Hovcrnniciit yesterday afternoon the and a kindly act and the value of a

on. (harles Dalton was apointed to friend in need were the oustauding

uct as Premier when the Hon. Mur-

acting for Premier Mathieson, leaves ‘ -_-

SHIPPING.-The Sclir. W. Parn-

ell 0'Hari1, Captain Alan McLean in to the cause of Orangeism the new command, sailed from Victoria Mon- hull of St. George's Lodge, formerly day afternoon. Her cargo, loaded known as Small\vood's Hall. Alter by Wright Bros., was consigned to the dedication ceremony, Mr George Di\I‘l1€S in Sydney, Cape Breton, and li. Tanton, Master ol' St George's

bushels oi potatoes, 250 bushels of trustees, gave a stirring and able

Geo.E. Fuii's

iigriged in Charlottetown last night at

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Grand Division S. of T. of P.. E. ls-

GRAND DRAMA.~-Al. the Prince

of rare merit was shown. and those who were fortunate enough to see it enjoyed a splendid treat. The curse

features of this excellent production,

t which was greatly appreciated.

-DEDICATION.-Grand Master Geo.

F. Walsh. assisted by the Rev. D. McLean, acting Gmini (lliaplain,» and George (lrawiord as Director of Cere- monies, on Monday evening dedicated 1.

0 Lodge and chairman of the hall

address, in which he dealt with the condition of the Order in Canada. lie said, inter alia, that Orangeism, since its inception in England in 1688, had developed until it was now a universal institution, existing Where- ever the English language was spoken. At the conclusion of Mr Tanton’s splendid address the, following pro- gramme was carried out:-Address, George F. Walsh, G.M.; solo, Miss l-lazel Worth; address, Rev. D. liichean; address, Rev. Mi' Collin; solo, Miss Winnie McKenzie; address. ltev. Mr Taylor; address, Rev. Mi l"ash; solo. Miss ilazel Worth; ad- dresses by Past Grand Blasters Cras- well and Betlinne. The ceremony <-_losed with the siiiging of the National Anthem.

Psrsoniis

Mr_l’. l<`. Hughes, Emerald, was in

the city yesterday on a busines trip.

_1\ir Alexander Dontney, of Murray

itiver, was in the city yesterday.

l\lr lil AI Foster lenvr>i~z (‘li'~v‘lnHf~-

town this morning oil a trip to Boston.

`l\iisi-ics l\'liii'giii'et and Mary Iierrell,, (_liarlo_ttetowii, returiied home last night ii'oin li visit to Moncton, NB.

l\‘lrs \\'lil. Kearney and little son.

\\'illt»»i‘. were visitors to the city _\'cstoi‘ilii_v.

Mr lioy l-‘nsh, iiiiniager ol' the lloyal Hallie at Tignish, sent Tlianksgiving with his liriitlier, Rev. Z. L. Fash.

_Mrs. Arch. Mtd{cnna, Calgary, nr. rivcd in (!liai'lottcto\\'n by the ivorin-i iimhcrliiiid last nigh! on it visit to her

i mother, Mrs. A. S. llewitt.

Pure Delicious Chocolates

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I A fresh suppiv_ of delicious cho:olates received from

~ Moirs, Neilsons,W1ilards and Liggetts every week. These

manufacturers produce only clean, high grade, toothsome chocolates-made under the most sanitary conditions pos- sible; the manufacturers’ names in themselves are guaran- _tees of purity. Put up in dainty boxes from 35c to $2.00, in bulk 60c per pound.

MacKinnon Drug Co. °°',".f.§i‘.L°..‘.'§.°.°"° I

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Mrs. llciiry Wndiiian has arrived

in Victoria wlier<\_ silo formerly had hor home, and will spend the wint-

i-r,vthi- guest ol’ Mrs. \\'. S. lriowati..

Y lllr. Theo Wood, oi’ the Dominion Express Co.. is spen<lir,i; it woll oariiod holiday nt his home in Al- hnny.

llir l’. S. McMahon, oi' the I.C.It.

oilices, Moncton. and Mrs McMahon. \vlio were spending their holidays with friends on the island. returned to l\ioii<-_ton on Monday last.

(‘npt. (‘_ro\ve, of Picton. N.S., and

(fapt. Clins. Squnrebrlggs, Spring llill, N.S.._ are visiting Cliarlotietown

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Hickeys Twist Tobacc

Millions of plugs sold yearly. Because it is'

the best.

Hickey & Nicholson Tob. Co.

l..lnr1ited

Manufacturers Phfme 345

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for ii. few days. the guest oi the later’s parents. Capt. and Mrs Sqiiarehrlggs. Weymouth Street.

ilir Harvey Cliristopher. teacher nt

lliernniid, left yesterday morning t’or his old home iii (Tuiiipbellton, N.l-i., being culled there by the serious ill- ness of his sister.

Miss Francis McI)ona.lil leaves this

morning on return to \Vest_ Newton, Mass., after spending the past i’our weeks visiting in Orwell, the guest of her parents, llir and Mrs I). R. McDonald.

Messrs M. J. i\’i<~Leod, Wm. Kearney,

Isaac' Burden :ind lianimond Kelly 'wcrc in thc city yesterday, all iittend- ing ri meeting of the directors of the Murray ltiver Pcrinaiient Fox (ioni- psny, ot’ which Dr Alexander Ross is president.

The many frieiids of Mrs. E. A.

Oakes, Stewardess of thc S. S. Em- press, will be sorry to hear that she

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' Our Exhibit Of _

bl k ts will interest every person own-

ing ziiiiirifsie bghiaiise they are the best quahty,bought_ right and prices low, yo_u_better buy today and bene- fit by our special Exhibition prices. h _

Heavy Wool Wagon Wraps selected for t eir

beauty and warmth in all the nicest shades at spec-

' E h'b'i’ Prices. _ _ ml- `CAiRi!ilQAiGES-We_ have fifteen nice carriages

- h‘b’t° Prices.

ai spl?liAiii£iiSiS laii)ci1WHIPS-A swell line at special

_ _ _ _ P » 0 ` . . Exhiiiliiiiigre riirietsiie City for pleasure we know, but

us a little of your time we can show you

` iidrsgve money. “Money saved is money made."

W. Grant & Co.

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' On Thursday morning Rev. Z. L.

l~‘asli leaves for Fredericton. N.il., to attend tho Maritime Baptist Conven- tion which meets iii that city. Oct. 17th to 21st. During his absence from tho city' the llaptist pulpit will be supplied by Rev. E. J. Grant. Other

delegate? ,who expect to attend the Convent on nrc 'Messrs A. W. Sterns and Mrs Sterns. Ross Bethune. George L. Simmons and J. P. Gordon.

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::The Island Condition Powder con-

tains only the finest ingredients and is miido according to the formula of , an eminent veterinary. For 15 years it has stood the test and today it is in greater demand than ever. Feed it and get results. 25c. full pound pack- age. 20c. pound in quantities. E. A. ' Foster, Central Drugstore. mtt.

-.sg EVERY WOMAN

‘ ~. ‘_ ll interested and lliould know

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the chair.

-Mr. J. T. Gallant passed through

Summerside Saturday evening from Charlottetown to spend Thanksgiving at his home in Piusville.-H. i

-Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Baker, of

Charlottetown, were passengers to Summerside by the express Monday morning.

-Mr. Patrick Ryan, Summerside,

was a passenger by tho S. S. Empress on Monday night returning from ii short visit to Shediac, li.-X.

-Messrs. (‘yril Leard and Ralph

Forsythe, students at Mt. Allison and Acadia Colleges, respectively, arrived at their homes in Alberton recently for the Thanksgiving holidays.--A.

-Among 'the visitors to Summer-

side on Tuesday were Mr. John L. Mc- Lean. indian ltiver; Mr. Wm. Wood- side, Hamilton; ami Mr. Arthur Lord, Tryon.-X.

-Miss May (‘allaghan, tear-her of

0’Llrieii Road school, passed through Sunimersirie on Saturday morning t_o spend her vacation at her home in North Wiltsliire_-ll.

-The Sumnn-rside iirenieu were calletl out twice on Tliesdny; in the morning io a slight fire in a house oil (lrnnvillc street and about tive o‘cloi'k to ilie house ol’ Dr. A. A. li/lcl.ellail. Summer street. The damage was slight and the services of the iiremeii were not needed at either place.-X.

-Mr. Hartle Iiowness, contractor,

was a pzissenigvr to his homo in Kon- sington Saturriziy evening, after spend- ing the week iu.St. i<lieanor's, where lie is busy building a residence for. Mr. George Jelly. lie expects to coni- plcte his contract there this week. The building when completed will be one of the most up-to-date in that locality.-Y.

--PERSONAL.--Mr. \\'illiam E.

Forbes, of Brace Mcliay & ('o., wus ii pnsseiiger on the western express Sut- nrday evening to his hoini- at 'Fyiie Valley, wliiere he spent ’l`liiinksgivlng. -Mr. liarold \V<-nits and Mr. llarry l°llli0lt,, Sulnnicrsiilc, left for their homes iii l"i‘v,tlerici.oii Saturday eyeli- ing to spoiidilic holiday.-Y.

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PARIS, Oct. 13.-- Bombs laiiiiclictl

in diilorcnt quarters of Paris by Ger-

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_ails ninl injtlreil i`ouriueii_ The pro- perty damaire was small. The airmen appeared in thc afternoon and droppfd ii homli near the norlhorii railway Lernilniil,

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Your Door

f You Can’t Come, Send

letter

It probably often happens at you cannot convenient- y come to Charlottetown hen drug store_godd_s are eeded. Atsuchtimesifyo ill write or phone us wha ou want, we will send it t ou at once. Y_ou will re eive as low prices and a carefully chosen goods a though you bought in perse

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The comfort and conven-

ience of shavingat home can only be appreciated when you have a good _shaving out- fit_ by substractmg ten cents from the price of the outfit, every time you shave. you will find that it has paid tor

_ itself in ashort time, plus the _ many clean, smooth, satis- ? factory sh_aves. - Everything ncrefsary t0 . make home shaving a ,plea- ~ sure will befound here. his i is headquarters for shaver s

supplies. Get a shaving ont- fit of your own, it will save time, mone and you take no

--- ' LoNDoN, oci.1:i.- Antwerp ana.

H0n.'s John McLean, Souris, J. A. forts surrounding the city ureiiow in

McDonald, Cardigan; and A. E. possession oi’ the Germans but the Arsenuult, Summerside, came to Char- greater part ot the Belgium Army lottetown yesterday to attend tile-made good escape. It took the Ger- meeting ofthe Executive Council. mans eleven days to capture the

strongest fortresses in the world. The fall of Antwerp is evidence that thc,

most powerful forts are no match for

_'Miss Annie Cameron' teacher’ iiisteaiy Siege Amliery me Germims ifeimentation interfere with and reta Glengarry. Lot 7. arrived in Summer- ' " ,QU Diocese of dlgestién The Bmmac side on Saturday to spend her holidays "*_“""“"'°“' "““ H; usually, heunhy ana normal b

with her pammS'~H' ‘irritated ialmost past endurance b

years in the study and treatment stomach troubles, I have been tore to the conclusion that most people wh complain ot' stomach trouble posses stomachs that are absolutely healt and normal. The real trouble, tb which causes all' the pain and di vulty, is excessive acid in the stomac aggravated by food fermentation. H peracidity irritates the delicate linln oi’ the stomach and food fermentatio causes wind which distends th sioinncli abnormally. causing that ful bloated feeling. Thus both acid un

rd peculiarly valuable properties.-F.J.tl. h

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stop the fermentation' by taking in it little warm-or _cold water immediately utter eating. from one to two’ ten- spoontuls ot bisurated magnesiu, which is doubtless the best and only ,really oifective antacid and food cor~

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neutrallsed and the fermentation

li. _ _ y-;stopped almost instantly, and 'your

g ! stomach will at once proceed to digest

n -the food in a healthy, normu.\_manner.

s _ Be sure to ask your drugglst 'fbi' tho l,'blsurated magnesia. as I have -touxid d _other forms utterly lacking in its

V Shampoo is a splendid treatment for

niau viators oila killed three CiVili~‘ I

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AND _these toreignl elements dariid .and mmm; hmr and scalp iu,“au°_n5_ Wim' mailBu°hcu["ei’-a“ i‘ey‘°m` fiuarauteeii efioctive or your mom-1.'

pri:-‘e over 90 per cent. of all stomach rpfunded Fun treatment ‘I $5 Mum

”"' ditlicullics--llie ilrst and only ste ' ' ' ’

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Bi' 21 Sl0mflCi1 Sl>9l'if1lif‘i~ f iioccssziry is to neutralise tho acid and ii-‘““°P Drug ("" Lot' Great G°°'{~"’

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The Columbia Grafonola is truly a won 'lerful enter-

tainer.

You are offered such a wide variety of styles from

which to choose, such a complete list of talking, vocal and instrumental selections to satisfy your every mood on every occassion and for every kind of entertainment. _And _the tone of the Grafonola is liquid, sweet and pure-it is Just what you want.

Prices range from $32:00 to $650.00. ,

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