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LETTER OF GQNDOLENCE.

The following letter of condolence

has been forwarded to William H. lyfutlow, Millvlewz- pear Sir and Brother: On behalf of

the members of Court Abegweit, 1. 0_ 1.1,, Pownal. We desire to extend t

by the ruthless hand of death

No words of ours can convey to you

our feelings of sorrow and sadness in your sore bereavement, we can only direct you to the One who has bei-eff, and who is nble and willing to com- fort, who can bind up the broken mort and give the oil of joy for mourning.

That God may sustain you in this heavy affliction is the sincere prayer nf the brethren of Court Abegweit,

Hiigllcdt A. A. Moore, (l.D.H.C‘_R,»

Albert Jenkins, C.R.; G. H. M. Cm-1 vcr, P.G-R-I W~ H. Drake, P.C. .; W_ lc, Smith, R.C.; Pope Noy, - W_ l-i. Judson, 0. '

F01! TllE_§TOMACli

H¢»i'e's an Offer You Should not Over-

look.

licxall Dyspepsia Tablets remedy stomach troubles by aiding nature to impply the elements the absence of which in the gastric juices causes in- di;':l:stioii and dyslieflsia. They uid the sfumacli to digest food and to quick- ly convert it into rich red blood and material necessary for overcoming nuturul body waste.

i‘ni~ry a package of Rexall Dyspep-

sin Tablets in your vest pocket, or kovll T-hem in y0ur room. Take one nftci' each heavy meal and prove our nssertion that indigcstion will not bother you. _

\\`l~_ know what Rexall Dyslielisia

'l`:ibli‘fs are and what they will do. \\`l\ guarantee them to relieve indi- _uestioii and dyspepsia. lf they fail we will refund your money." Three sfizvs, 25 cents, 50 cents, and $l_00 Remember, you can obtain Rexoll lil-medics .only at our store- The lil-xali Store. 'l`he McKinnon Drug Cn.

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,,,,,,,em_, TIME TABLEISII

C immrrming Oct. Isithe S. S. HARLAND will run as follows io1"b= Mine fif season:

LEAVE CLVTOWN _ _ _ ABRIVE CH’TOW.N

Monday, 1.00 p. m.for Orwell, Hnl_lidn.y’s and China Point. Tut-sony, i

Tuesday, 2.01 p. rn. ior Orwell. H_ailidnY‘s and China Point. 'Tuesday

Wednesdny,T.00 a, m. forV\_ctorin, _ Wednesday. .

Friday, 5.30 ii. m , for East River. 1- riday, Friday, 2.00 p. m., for East River, _fir day

Saturday. 6.00 xi. m., for West River. .saturday Saturday ‘L00 p. m.. for West_River. _ _ laaturnay,

'fEvei1 alterpiite Monday will call at Vernon River Bridge on which da

will be according 0 tide.

Freizht for East d West Rivers and China. Point mu n :.11 case pre

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R ', ' ~ ....;‘..f.‘;;:m.“““~ is a at last night f-mn? arrived on the trail.

Moncton, N. B.

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Tantom 011 Piano from Prof.

D. U. M 1 of in °.L°‘“ f‘“d W“'““°¢ McNeil;

e C. (1. S. Inari Grey Spent gun

day at Merniuld. `

In classified colum ll

an advertisement of tllievlialebdf dollm hom’ I’°“'°"» Sus or asoli el at a bargain. E ne engln.

T0l18Y'S Guardian ~.

pages of i“tc.reBti“gC?;p1€Lses tuelve E l-1 mutter.

Veryone uhould see tb'

‘lli they gel

the C0HlDletc issue.

The Rev; ('. _ . _

River' has aéggxxlfhiliiaiii ni \/_uinor the Quarterly orucmi iioI;l~li&f,l¢°"¢l? Cornwall C' 'e _ ‘ for the neirltncklrliilfeetrlenllg tl;-M* pastm ject to the ruling of c(,,,fe,.c,?;,’: mlb

All Guardinud arg dig?

.ontiiiuen

\l_>;“0;!;Dtflg at the expiry dew, “n1e,,_ Q E ° °'h""""9° by subscribers

A renewal notice and addressed

V°10D8'in which to remit are sent Bt] each subscriber 9, short time befmfl °xmry- and if U0 response another re

newal notice is sent out and the

per is discontinued promptly 55; "Crum" hlwlng thus no cause tl blame the iznanageme t 'f tb . ls st0DDed. n l ek pap'

Altl`lOliglI it is vppv early in th*

iifélflilll. :Ind thc roads unsuitable fo, ‘U li HIL the ureater purt of tin imc, A. Hoiue at Co. report that 0 tw” cf1l`1Ql\ll Slulmient of sleighs whicl they received 3, short time ugly’ man. _ of them have been sold out alreuy. ln- tcudlniz purchasers of sieighs should Selle the earliest possible moment tc call at this iii'ni's show rooms on Kfllt St- Now, while the stock ie S9 lafke and extensive is the beef time to choose, “ml at the ,Tm Slelghli are Belling; out tliose who dc not call early will he disappointed

See their nd in this issue.

Four Island scliooners are nt our

whnrves with fifteen thousand bush cis of potatoes, intended for Ontario and Quebec. The potatoes are owned by (`fzil>t. Jos-,~ llead, of Sumiiici'side. who has sent big shipments West this year. The potatoes are in bull and will bc hagired here, the schoon- ers probably wintering in the har bor. Capt. Read has sent twenty-tivr thousand bushels to Cuba this year. Despite the heavy_ crop of potatoes on the Island, the failure of thi crop in other places kept the price up and Poole and Thompson, of Montague, were paying forty cents per bushel. The last few Island

iscliooners supplying our market sold in small lots at forty-six cents and we have heard of potatoes selling as low :is forty-tlirce, so that Picton came out all right. Picton couutv farmers seem to have nn trouble in getting fifty-live cents per bushel which shows that Picton (‘ountv pro- duct is much preferred to the Island- -Pictou Advocutc.

The funeral of Mrs. l{athcrine'Wil-

son; widow of the late .]ohn_Wilson and dlrughtcr of the late Daniel and l\furgnrct rdunsny of - l’i'iuf:e lmlpiifd Island was held at her daughter s re- sidence, 78 Chu11C0Y St"'5et» Tfhfw llelfforil on l\fondnv,nfternoon`nt 2.30 o’clock. Rev. l<`i'un-' H- P¢=i»Ql*‘ Ui We North Gliristuipl Cl;\‘-TCU ?mC;l:t@<;m`*l\"- 1. rviee. ' ic unera w _ n .-

hall they many relatives and friends ans the floral triibiétes wetre niiii:.;ir\ti\\llZ _Rui in-,“\it.if\| , u erineii was h

...ii'- y. `- ~ °"’» ' 5313 ‘*‘55‘*5f ‘*u.“if;"' 2?: late Mrs. Wi sou is survi " ‘ sons und three dl-i\iglit_0l`H1 Hl=iU» WP sisters~l\irs. William l~enton of Chai- iouetown Mrs. Josevli 'l‘"f“°l' Of .Wcstville,’l’iCt"" ("0" the floral tributes were --Q1 0A» amd “am and Mrs' Wlmghy' iiilg' wilson- Mrs. Wilsun, Daniel and I - » baskets Jas. T. and Mrs. l.n.ngill,4H. [ md' ivlrs. iionughy and family: ‘ flprgiys 'Plionias and MVS- Wl1'“"“' M" (-has }-fnmlin, aniil 1l;l1lZl1.’$;l;\. the Delano family. H111 _ - H ' ‘%locuni` 'Phe Good Will Teinpemllce llnion 'Mrs. Riley, Miss Bassett; wrcatlls Geo_ and Mrs, wilson, David und Mrs. Wilsonl sheaves of whigt' Jenn and Mrs. wilson, A101* and * ‘S F<-_ri;usou, S. J. and Mrs. Donaghy; bouquet of violets, Mrs. Wogll-

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....The School that has won the con-

ndénce of’ tbevlieoplc. ' Unior;_3(ip1p;- mercial (,oll0'_€-

::i’racticc for the The Dcestriglz) sinus this lviomlny l""”“'"gi‘l.1ili'ii in Kiiiderrrarten. '

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0 need of sin lnz the prnizgs of our B5--fy <:;»,°<,1.~,':i'\_;:.~l:.".i.°.r.. :ears

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It pays to buy in this Province. 1 {’rof.I B511] is a distinguished organ- 1

The Gr nd O V _ \ s. l, t ilheegreat treat to hcnr` _ ;

Baptist (fihurchfsgpiégiécital is at thi. him tonight at the Baptist Church.. .

0 ' Capt. John McPherson Cit ha

Admission 1; » . _ . _' Y' S

you our sincere and heartfelt Syrups- 0 the Ieoples Theat resigned hi t il t ai

my in this, the saddest and darkest 18 as usual five _cents to all_ re the Mmtols posi ion as rs 0 cer oi ‘

hour oils. man s life-when your b¢_ Th ., ,__ _.__

loved wife, the sharer in your joy; cv nf °1_°5l¥lK dance of thc (Tuesday L. McDonald, East Point, came to ' '

nnd SOPFUWS. is suddenly taken away 1 esmg C1359 Will take place tonigly; the city yesterday. He is at the _E

Queen.

_Among the guests at o luncheon ;iven by Mrs. Landry wife of the 3l>¢akei‘ of the Senate at Ottawa last week for her daughter, was Mrs.Mac- donald of Charlottetown, _

The advertising department hnds it mpossible to handle all the changes of advertisements that come in up to one o’clock. Until further notice, .hanges of ads must be to hand at 1') i. in. to insure insertion following lay. Ads containing extra. space must be in or notice given twenty- four hours in advance.

At the police court in this city yes-

terday morning three drunks appear- 'il before His Honor. They were Ed- vard Fraser, Edward Heiiriessey and \lex Stephenson and they were fined '52 or teu days, $4 or fifteen days and $2 or ten days respectively. `nomas Michael, for selling clzur- ettes to buys under sistecu, was fined ive dollars and costs.

D. Gordon, city, has received word from Penang, Straits Settlement, tatiug that his son William of the itandard Oil (_lo's sailing ship Drum- 'ltou, is at present laid up in the iosliital there with malarial fever. l~Ie is being well looked after and it is iielicved that he is past the worst. -tage of the malady. The Drumelton .eft Ne\v_ York for Singapore last Ap- 'il and was on bei' way back. She ‘las proceedeil from Penang, leaving young Gordon in the Hospital.

Mrs. J. A. llodd, (nec - Bug-

iall) received on Tuesday, 28th ulto "or the first time since her marriage and was assisted by Mrs. Hagnall, who wore u Smart gown of blue sut- in. The bride wus looking exceeding~ ly well in 3 gown of peacock blue and :lack striped chiffon over hlue satin, triiniiied cut steel an'l gold embroid- ery. Mrs. A. A. Mciienn, Charlotte., town, and Mrs. Reginald McDonald presided at the tea table. Mrs. Rodd received also the following day.-0t- tawu Exe.

’1`hf- followivng were registered at the

Victoria Hotel in this city yesterday: A. il. llilis, Montague; F. G. Car- tcn, Halifax; H. F. Lawrence, wife and child, Cliatham; C. l-l. Barbour, St. John; Fraser G. l\farshall, New Glasgow; A. H. McLean, Truro; l°`.li`. Stratton, lloston; J. W. McNamara, Vlontreul; J. F. Fraser, Halifax; J. Driest, Halifax; W. F. Lewis, Picton; D. A. Barrie, Picton; N. Willanski, Montreal; J. A. (fhiquette, Quebec; l‘. B. White, Moncton.

ZZCITY TAXES-A list of names for inpnid citv taxes will be advertised in a few days-Parties that have not paid will please take notice. ll-28dtf.

Koclaks

for Christmas

N0 2 Brownie $2.oo_ No 2. a Brownie 5.00 No 3. Brownie 4.00 No 2. Folding Brown-

‘ie 5.00

N0. 2 a Folding

Brownie ' 7.00

N0 3 Bull’s Eye

Kodak 8.00

N0 3 Folding Brown-

ie 9.00

No`r. a Prem-_iette

(special) ' 10,00

No 1. R Folding

Pocket Kodak i 2 oo

No 1. a F. P. K. spec-

ial i 5.00 ' No 3 F. P. Kodak

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No 5. a l". P. Kodak

2o.oo

We have all these in » sfocli.

Call and falk if over. Johnson Q Johnson

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Royal Vinolia Toilet Luxuries

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Dainty women will be de-\

lighted with our presfeiit showing of the Royal Vino- lia preparations which have just arrived direct from London and Paris and for

which we -are agents.

With each Royal Vinolia

' preparation priced at :oc

and over is given free a post card_ which entitles the ‘

| holder to a FREE SAMP-

LE of any one of the xi

different toilet articles.

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Irish Linen Handkerehiefs, with a dainty edge of Armelliilu

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5oc 5Sc 75c to 1.75 each

I1-i<l1 Linen Handkerchiefs,daintily embroidered by hand in

the A`Zol-es where labour does not cost as in Canada, ’ 35a goc 75; to 2.00

1 All liaudkeréhief piirchhses above 501: will be boxed free. .

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=' l\len's Fancy Sweaters 1.25 for...................»0c Méu's Wool Underwear 1.25 foi . . _ . . . . 59c ._ Gir1’s Coats 3.90 .200 ‘ Girl‘s Cloth Skirts 2.25 for....... .......95c Flaiiiiellette \\"aists 75C for. ........59c

Fancy Flannellettes i3c for... _._ l\len's \\"inter Caps to 1.25,f0r ._ ........_50c New lot of hat sprays and wings, just on sale l 15 for .........25c - 3 Spo ds “SlI_.K()" for...... . . . . .. ....loc

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Give Warm Linen Blankets ppigégf Tabieciafin

for Christmas mam////wyf;A0 V as Gifts

|_89¢ £0 7 50 _J Only 12 buying days to Christmas' L3-50_f0_1_°_2--‘$0 I I

| We close bargain basemenl Wednesday ei/’g ' everything reduced for final clearance

THF. BARGAIN llASEI\lF.1\"1` IIAS BEEN A GREAT SUCCESS--we had no intention of keep-

ing it going so long, but your kind patronage was so constant that we hated to close it up. Now we require the clerks employed there for other departments during the Christmas rush, so we are making a last tremendous

_ reduction on all goods in the -basement, for to-day and \\'ednesday-- and will for the time being close the de-

' parliiizut \\'cd'iiesday evening. Look at this list of pi-ici: cutsz- _

Boys’ Fancy Sweaters 75c f-ir.. _ . _ . .- . . .59c

Odd lots of Wall Paper. _ _

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I/\.dic.s’ Skirts _|.7_-1 fu' - _ . . . 1.95 (_`fi»~hiii=_-re \\`aists 1.55 i`or........................50c io pces. llress Goods to L75 for. __ - _ 39a English Print Cotton i.-|c _ . _ |0c Heavy Tweed S iirts to mio for......... . ......[00

Lot of new i*.inbroidery..... .

job jot 0f.Eiiibrdy lnsertions..... .. .\leu’sleatl1er mitts to .S5c for. _ . _ .. _ __50¢

Gloves daintily boxed.i deal for Gifts

The finest Glove stock in Charlottetown

- ___., _ i* _ is ready here for your choosing EVERY PAIR OF GL()\f'ES OVER ONE D<_lf.i,_-"~_ R will be bowed free_of charge iii a haiidsome Christmas box which will lend in-.icli to the ap- ' :‘-{f;_.»_ pearance of the gift. Always here you will find the lilies* i':li;g :of choice gloves in the city. Some of the lines you will find here every day.

'I Perrin’s Countess, all shades. . I 00 Perrin’s Marcell. . ........_‘r-_Z5

_ l’eriin's Olga, very choice.. .l 50 Reynler’s Suzelte_ _ _ _ .L59

' ’ " Reyuier Suedes......... . _ .......l.50 Perrin’s “llelfoi-l." _L50

' White Washable 'Kid Gloves at . . . . . . . . _ _ _L25 and | 50

_,White and Cream washable Chamois. . _ . _

' Heavy suede, unlined ideal for winter we-ar grey,brown and bi.\..k I 55 Silklined Suedes same shades... . . _ . . .. . . ....195

" Women’s wool lined and Fur lined gloves ard iuifts at ry

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price. Kayser’s Long Silk gl0vcs...... _ -..._ . , ...I 25

Cash Purchaser of $2.00 Tuesday 'Morning before 12 oclock_

l ‘ Pretty Hand Mirror free to every

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Chariottetown’s finest shouiing off W

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' HANDKERCHIEFS MADE IN iRELANo-Ei\iBa0iDERED-

' Armenia-in France or in the Azores. Think of it, half way 1‘01111d the World and back again in order to get you the, prettiest, dainticst handker-

chief tbat Charlottetown has ever seen at Christmas. . M. 1

Th d ' t linen handkerchiefs _made by the Irish __il s

fibm ,ggaeixtirllsh Linens, and embroidered mostlynwitli dainty

design at the corner, by the skilful fingers of rrench girls.

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Black, fan, grey. smile _

long cord, rep liucd..$l00 R

inolre liuod,purse inside, -ong cord bundle ... . . . ..;,'il_(l0

oxidizetl frame, long cor-‘l handle sill: lined purse 52 85

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She`d like to get a handsome kimono

A HANDSOME NEW _Kl.\lQNO would be a welcome gift indeed to find

on thc tree on Christmas morning. .She would like one--we d like very well to supply you---we have the very one that she has been looking at- _et us show it to you today. _ _

Graceful long kimoiioinade of s_0lt

warm cider flannel, supplied in stripe effects of navy blue and red, fawn and brown, green and red. These are caught with heavy mercer cord 4

The price is _ °

A very richly finished garment of

thick, soft, light weight, warm eider flannel shows a little violet stripe. lt is trimmed with violet satin edged 7

with black and white cord °

A very liriiidsoinc line is made of

Elder flannel similar to th-;: above, but

has rich satin tiiimi;3u__5 to match 5 the preclominating color »

A very beautiful garment in deep

reds, square neck, triintued with red satin, braid frogs and satin buttons.

The pockets are faced with satin 9

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Au linen Damask Table cloths--s.5o fm- 2.50]

This very attractive Christmas line awaits you in thc House Furn-

ishings depirtnient. The linen is fine and soft, The Designs are all new and attractive. The sizes are full dining room table dimensions. The regular price was 3.50---we offer them at 2 50

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"Our showing of fancy linens, cus- “Our siiowini; of fancy linens, cus- wnrlll famous King all- rifles in our - u

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hions, etc., is' greater than ever be- ‘hi0ns, etc., is greater than ever he- mf in todny's issue. The Iluircia »chiefs, an immense varlet er'

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