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take the lite I call my

me beiore the great

Sona token I would leave

_ peace with all ann- _~ kind. V_

in |n¢y.~he while some heart I love

;__. “I0 lN3ti »_'. Yet broods* upon 'some idle word or

,_ __And'pallid Iidh and hands he power- mained on the track, -next to the ,ing ol the Belmont Black Fpx Co., » .'__ ' less. _ _ bumping post, resulting in throwing was held in the Board of Trade V

To give the loving word or (ond the mrs down oi the track. Fortun- rooms. last evening. There who _ a _

Throne," ‘ '

lnthll

PHO'l’0GRA|l'>Hm>_'-'l_‘he ' (emily H0181!! and _W _ 1 B!-II' ol Montreal

TRAIN DEl.AYED.A railway acci-

tion Tuesday evening, which resulted

they humped into the car that re-

tnlzkvenk n photo ol in-'_ CONCERT' TONIGHT;-'Phe can '_p_ 3¢nnnn_ pnnuny up”-¢°|p_ eerttobehcldinthoschoolroomjoi. _ _ E_ 1_ ' 1' ' Zion Church=tonl¢l\t;promiVsee topo a _

dent occurred at Hunter River Sta-fcial note, "Tc-nneysonfs » oi I ,

Fair Women" is expected to bemanef " _ ' - _ -'___

ln one of the box em being badly _ thing out or the ordinary. 'rhem~wiu_ r - ‘

damaged. The engine was rmovingibe nice oi 25 cents to adults and

_ jest two cars of cool up one oi the skin-;_ children. None should 'miss this op-'

Hibi mine; while tender eyes with tears tracks and unfortunately the cars “portunity of seeing such a high-class

' are wet, were sent up with unusual speed, and entertainment. 2647. _

My life star may in sudden darhless before the brakes could take elect. -__ _ _ - _

nmnuowr co.-'rho nnnunl meet- .__ ».. . _\_ _ : Ll

one. 3850

ual|'l9lu'r'___~ro§§§'r.-lc. x-leg;

ot the People's 'l‘heatreVhas hlndly

glered to ‘glve'a_heneiit_this evening- nnlof st. vlnunvn.

Miss Lucy B_l0l\ehard` and' ‘_

Trainor .will 3650. ‘ _

very delig!\tml»a!iair."i‘hen are to _

caress. ately no one was hurt.H. V large and representative gathering_oi ‘

, nest! his address, Mr. Frost requested the _ ,ng some coming om as far west as __

-vilii--if a '

uiliencc to F180 Bild Sill! 01° NM- Toronto. All spoke ln optimistic _

of _- ~- g V - the stockholders present, _all ol whom. " ~

Oh, loving iriends, wherever you may A WORTH? INCIDENT- In the were enthusiastic as to 'the i\\tul.‘§`~

-¢- be- report appearing in yesterday'a Gun!-,prospects ol 'tllelrpm _ The seurc- ‘ _

~ .ufllpon the land ’ or on the trackless dian oi the particularly interesting _ftary's report showed" t'~ the total _ ‘ _ 0V_¢l', 'B _v _ y

‘ sea- _ lecture on -“Washington” dellveredmtoek is $68,000.01 which $68,280 _is ' _ _ ’;nvestment_for ou - __

I! you should hear my liie bark sail- by United States Consul Wesley fully paid tor. The company has sold ‘ Y ' _ __ _ ' V _-

ed away rost in the Heart! Memorihl Hall during the last two months $80,000

Wamlessly, at the break or close of on Tuesday night, it was madvert-lworth oi their stoek._Al1 oi which

~ k _ on oi- a' to show the nblic confidence in

_ __ dull., ently omitted to ma e menti _goes p I A

I love _voll always! Heed my last pleasing and worthy incident. that ; the ranch and its managment. A _ _ _ __ _ ` _

b0lwSt' formcfl P811 Of thc Pl‘00¢¢<l_iUEI- At -:lumber oi the __ stockholders. outside ‘ " " _~ ` _ -_ -

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Forget my faults-think 0! me at my the ccoclusion ol the third -phase oi ling Province _wershgggsent _ut nm- t _ t Y

"SUPERIOR Fox Pours.-vrool

_ oijhqsauperiority ol the breeding

stock at the Upton Ranch is shown in the fact that one oi the lox is n descendant oi a pure-bred Isgeld lox whose pelt sold for £489 at the Lon- don sales. There is another iox ow- ned by ths company in the ranch,

"' whose grandsir-e’s pelt brought £480

at the London sales. 2541-11-7M6i.

HUDSON BAY RY.

.-_.__

OTTAWA November 11-J. H.

Arms'-l‘0l\8. clue! engineer ol the Hudson Bay railway, has tendered his resignation to the minister of

"‘ railways and canals, and it hnn boon

accepted. Mr. Armstrong proposes engaging in the contract;-.mg bnglnnnn

connected with this work since it

commencement. He will be succeeded stems, R. Grant, J. S. Wedlock, _

,N hy J. Porter, who is on Maior '.Leon- Murdock McLe_an, `D.__ A. Wedlock, A. Ji_eH' Dr‘;_g;e&’__ w:_‘_)dh1?;,sh°fi.°

nrws sum in the conntrnotlon or the A. Alley, nnd D. '_ o’M_ Redain; the §v“‘C““ "§’“Mt_ st ' rt mr 'th' National Transcontinental. following oihcers"were elected: Pre-I gist ?:\f;_n nfonthé' le;;w;‘n.'her h‘0m»;' It is also understood that the head sident, Mr. R. H._ Stems; Vice~Presi- ? 0, kl d C -"H mi t rd odices ci the Hudson Bay railway dent, M. McLean; Secy-Treas, R. n _a an ' a 0 -3' yes B ay construction department will he mov- Grant. A meeting oi the Charlotte- m°"“n_g' _ _ _

ed from Winnipeg to Le-Pas. With the town Silver Blac¥._'Fox Co., _ Ltd., - ' _' ,_ oilices nt l.e-Pas the work ol con- was also held in the Board oi Trade Sglegg 'tying-'hi€Lh2:\'!uP§§;2yM_l£E_ 2. struction will be considerably exped- rooms, yesterday morning at 11 'o'- Rhaol-d'congre'gM-_ions the uhm,

iid, r;ll_,l:'_innvi__1‘-cg( is too iar irorn the _clock,_ there being ‘a__good attendazlcc. _mer n__p“ths_ is Bt,_en@ung__th`e 'wmter » ° ° °' ~ ».f:_‘.‘.°.”;.:°..§‘_::...‘.‘.'°.‘. :::.:‘_f1:._':‘.;°*,_‘:s_; f»;°,»-=== ;-gn; »=-1- _ wsu. KNOWN ARMY _ the not of lnooniorntlon which pro- 5 d “F 'n ~° °“ "_..‘°°t' `

OFFICER TO RETIRE? vides lor their annual meeting on the Mr 'M C Delgngy M L A émet

_ _. . . . , ., _ ..

._ _._ _ _

Col. Alcxander'0. Brodie, one oi the n-fvere"ell`-acted' at ii. previous meetin"g,|i2g OI? 1;§,?°mg§’g_:\tctf3;?§na gifs; best known olllctfs ill the firm! will were approved; Mr. H. M. Davison,'B1a¢k Fox Co Mr De1aney'is pre.

be placed on the retired list tomor- p sid ',»_; M,-_ J_ C_ g1mmn_ vi .' ‘ _ ' '

row on account ol age. Until recent- 1»:;;1¢1:n1t; Mr, E1-nest Coflin, B3- gfiérg' 153;! ézapgfrh Tryon Silver lv_Co1_ Brodie filled the post of sd- Trees; who wich Messrs Leith Poole ' ' ju ant general oi the Western de- G, Gnd t, H. V. J i N ' ~

nartment with headquarters -at San- Glnsgaotvr N, S., and l§1n.n§[-mévlllllx thismsggk t\l»?;r;'i-§ltl?lIxi:»s ii! x(vlUncv?/[li-If _ F"““°l9°0~ Hin 08-fe" 111 tha Bfmy Plaster Rock, N. B., form the board nonnld Montague' Misses'An'1v ‘nd I has been s. most distinguished and 3| dn-e¢tm.B_ mme I:owe_ Ghariottetowm M;_aB_ _

eventful one. Alter his graduation

from West Point in 1870 he was as- N GRAN IN 1 _ ,

Ht ..ed to the FirstfGavalrY. with NATI0 AL ---GE SESS ON. fxtéercgrdlggdtzwn' M:-ig Ggmnm V

which regiment he remained until he MANQHEgTER___ N_ 1-1,, N4-,v_ 12.. “umm Sumneliihe an BVS '- Y' _,tr-_ .I

resigned from the army in 1877. Dur- Stu,-dy Ame,-man fa,-more wml their

wives and daughters were the honor- _ _I _ _

in tn” Went' occasion of the opening oi the iorty-

Mt" 'his '°°‘gn°"n°n C01- n°‘°ni° seventh annual meeting ol the Na- _ _

, ,. nngngen in ‘nvn engineering' mining tional Grange, Patrons oi Husbandry ‘ ~

,In 5 'lf “nd “tu” mining “nm 189n» Wnen nn in whose ranks are enrolled more ' |

f ~ z::“°‘1.;=°:;..“‘;r.°:;.°.::':. :*r::.‘; ms; -»-0 8-°°0»°°° =»f _;-° ~ _._ -

1 ~ 0 agricultural exper in the world. -

N Q _ 315* °f§“'1i_““¢_iJ°1{_ _°“‘1t§_<>¢;_\l vm in state nnd nity omolnls and mn, __'roR;JN'ro.t___ 0l:_t.. _Noun 12-Many. _ ...W s serv ce n u a un e was ser- 0| me rep,-wentauve citizens D( New eeza es ga ere _ n oronto to-‘5 - _gf i<;\BlYel‘Y0_llll¢l;<l Blgfhllks Gllinaimw and England are gathered to do honor tn dBY___i’or`tl;c l3_nete§nl_’»_ll annual con-

f “"1 ° °W °"- ° W” 20V- th visitors whose tvork lor the le- "°“ °“ 0 e 5101181 Municipal

, ._ ernor ol Arizona from 1902 to 1905, vaiion of the American farmer ima League oi the United States. ;It is

,f and was then appointed a major in been recognized and pam tribute by the ilrst time that the orzanilatlon

the regular anny._ _ I-lc spent two leading swtesmnn and industrial _mm has met in Canada and the delngntnn

5 years in the Philippines and iour 0| the United g¢age5_ plan to spend considerable time in ‘ L vears as adjlltant general of the de- This morning was devuted to the learning how Canadian nitinn are

` nartm_ent oi Dakota. In 1911 he was organization of the convenuom At dealing with municipal problems that

3-":n“f°"`°d t°_ S?" ?:'“n‘;;n°‘;_ 5° dim' the afternoon session Oliver Wilson a"°“;°;¥l“\'°l1 A110 the Gitics oi hoth

u ant genera o e es ern vi- of pen,-in 111, naginnnl mane, de, coun res. special Canndinn neg. V. _ _ '* ,

' ‘ - *emi Read Overcoais $1800 $2l 00

. . , . ,

__ si uv d his an' ,ml addr,” and “_ sion will_ be held Friday. at which _ Y

_ I C

`" ine these seven years he was an ac-

. tive participant in the Indian waA'B ed guests of Manchester today on the

0 ere n

“sf” "°:.._»f::.:°::.‘:.:>Y.,.='::. cr; cr.-_ .¢.::f:. :;°:_:.".:;'..;:..“ 2:.. ‘se n 0 *U °°» $2* °°» W0- - s

0 CGFB. I’ 8- B 0 ° ~ . _'

__ ' F. Beerwill explain what the pro- ‘

“ow S THIS? will he given over largely to the _ _ _ _

" '- conferring ol degrees. ‘_ V~“°° Bud cltl’ BYU d0`ll*"lID iIl!0l'0V0 ' 1 _ ' -» -1-_nn-

- The nnnlnngn nnnninns w111_|nn¢, te housingconditionsf 'Other sneakers ' ` ` I.-_» -;.

io?-Y:n°u%r|?en:|B(J“alt=;:l? 31g»|gl::.aril}l:l`t'.{»g days or two weeks. The relations ol; win, nn `n°n"n `°n tn’ “nan” °f the ‘n

enro:_l:_y§l_;l_:_';g:_u_;r_;\o0\l_l_'e_ __ 0 the enrrenoy hill to the ini-mer will ff’-‘mi°il>nl system in Ontario "»_

~ ° ° ° ° °~ he a leading topic ol discussion. The ‘

E,-r¥;,°;"°'f_‘}gg"fl§f§§_%%_nfu‘}i"§eK;;Ié eilects ol tllei newrhtarif!_law also o:_i.l_l_ _ _ .ni =.` I _ n i -_ | _,E ~, "_ _ _

» ..“;2::ff°°"..°3°a‘:.'.:.':.r..l'; ".§|.”.l.°.‘.':::: "°»°°"““°'°,~_ ° ‘;;\°°_“";,1 = -1 _ Rheum 0 t f~_-_ _ ”""""""""”"“"“””'_ _ _ _

°‘f_*-=;§',.°_`n7*-°'°°_-'==“‘°""='°°'°'- - {.`2.'I.°.ff.‘l§‘ .Till 5.§§.“".`I." n’.’,‘.‘.°i'..ff‘1°o.‘Z` _ _ ' a lsm 7;- _ "_ ‘ ~ _‘;‘¢T:{f,'§;'§fu’;t*|x:;Zf:§°_O odlcers nod delegates; 'Several sneak- _ la Ancnetltutlonal Disease-_ ~

~ 'l-IellsU`¢lfl'l1C“‘f0 ll ¢akenlrliernsl`lr. °"' °f n‘m°n°1_P"°“nn°n°° "nl n°"` It nunliests Itself in local aches and »

actin di eotly u on the hood and heard at the bancuet. “_|M____|nM_m,a mm” -nd nm mu*

mucosa auth sol His cysts etimon

isis c iree.$l-ice 150 per gottle. -Bold _ _ - _ __ _- `”"“u°__-_ _

» 4'

IIIIIO

_sho ible

Anthem a r nest which Was,

ional _ ‘. Nl oi course, readily and heartily .com- plied with.

A_--

Fox Ml-:I~J'l‘lNGs.-A meeting ol the

Victoria Farm Fox Co., was held at the Victoria Hotel on Tuesday night.

financial statement showed thc

The company in u flourishing condition with earnings oi 102 per cent. to the old shareholders, and a good cash reserve. The prospects for the com- ing year are promising and it is the intention of~ the directors to add

our new airs and selling stock ior

I D $72,000, the greater portion oi which is already suoscribed. The commerci- al traveller, Mr. Douglas Rutherford, ol Halifax, N. S., _was present and represented a number oi Nova Scotia

_ _ V shareholders. Hefoiiered certain sug- and`i0r this reason is leaving the gestions which willVno doubtbe taken government employ. He has been advantage oi. The iollowing direc- s t

ors were elected: Messrs R. H.

Emblems smllsu cours: cons Z,‘,‘;f‘,,‘§ ,§‘,‘;?, ,1§’,’,f'§}3,,°“,§;»

hasmehasplendid nmnnisheoatslieen Overcw intllenew broad

Nefer

'terms ol the Island’s greatest lndus

try. The iollowing directors were - elected on ballot for the next ycart-

‘J _ R. Munn, Marshfield, (Pl;csident); J. B. Andrews, Royalty;vPcter R. Mc- _ s. Donald, Charlottetown, Vice-Presi~ _-_ dent); Dr. Beaton, Franklin, New '

urst, ._ .; . _ y, town; S. A. McDonald, Charlotte- | town, (Bee-Trees.) V

Hampshire; Owen J. McKenna, Bath-

` N B T B Rilo Charlotte-

_PEllS'JHllS `

Mr nn.: urs. A. G. Mellen., onion,

spent Sunday at New GIHSEOW the guest ol Mr. and Mrs. John Mellett. Thom- nl-nvea ln 'Ghnrlouetown hv

the s. s. Northumberland last even- ing, Mr. A. Rogers, ol Bummereide, and Mr. McC‘ahe,Voi Messrs. Prowse Bros. __ _ V

¥\’.,Cuttell, Summerside; Mr. T. Mar-

'1‘_WEnD‘ ovelzconrs in browns

and heather mixed sizes 36 to 44 $5-5° 'md

$7.50. _ _'___ _ _

Fkulza ovERcoA'rs ln heather,

grey and' brown mixtures, sizes 36 to 44, $9-5°- _ -

HERRINGEONE TWEED 0VE__R-

COATS' combination collars in brown only very dressy, sizes 36 to_44 $10.00.

HERRINGBONE TWEED OVER-

COATS combination coll ars in check strip- ed tveed eiiect, sizes 36, 44 $13.00.

_ DIAGONAL OVERCOATS com-

blnafion collars in brown and black stripes. sizes 36 to 44 a particularly handsome coat 51410,' " " __

DIA GONAL OVERCOATS in green

ish brown effects siz => 36 to 44 very classy $6.50. _ _ _ `

CHINCHILLA OVERCOATS hea-

ther'mlxed,'~sizes 36 to 44 warm and stylish $16 o_o _` ~

CHINCHILLA OVERCOATS i n

light and dark grey mixed, sizes 36 to 44 one oi the hardsomesl coals in stock $19 oo_

DIAGONAL OVBRCOATS in green-

ish grey and brown effect l, sizes 36 to 44. Smart and correct $|9 oo.

are here. The rl al .freal¢i`sh`lines we le1`tlle' 'chap'wilh less °experle'i§:e' car-ry_-.the_genu- ine man tailored ovetcoets _tlV;la_Vt'§h0vv' their -

class and carry style _a_ _distinréipu in every _

line- the-_kind thét'§s_”}:‘u§ht`fo we stocked

» v _ _' 1 ‘ _ _in great variety,-Thewélrm 'rich colorlngs ` ‘. 3 ' $5’ ` - will appeal to you- the range of prices from

- " $7.00 lo $2510 will fit in well with most

pocketbouks.` It’s merely a question oi how much you care to pay. Come and look them

srnrlirnlr no __ _

Semi-Ready

Admitted by people who know to be

the best tailored clothing put up in Canada. The Semi-ready shops are recognized lead-

ers _in high-class tailoring from the Atlant'c_ to the Pacific. We consider, it only a

pleasure to show the many models. Their only competitors ara higlhclass hand made _ goods. Que price to all. ‘ Y n

Semi-Ready Suits $15.00, $l8.00, $20.00,

szziooe $25.00. ` '

Swv __

. x

_Jr

isit will likel result in a sound

~ Other Blassy

llvercoals

BROWNHERRINGBONE TWEED

a very handsome college overcoat, sizes Y36,

44 special $1o.qo- ‘ _ _

Mlxen DIAGONAL ovnlzcqer

rich warm coloring, combination collar,

__siz_s 36 to 42, special at $13 50. __

LIGHT snows BEluuNoBo'NE -

OVERCOAT, made i n single breailted Chesterfield style. all sizes special at $l§Z5o.

FAWN DIAGONAL ovEncoA_.”'rs

an ideal young man’s ccatf combinatiolrcol-

lsr. sizes 36 to 40. Special at $r8 50.

_ ST E E L GREY CHINCHILLA

OVERCOATS very smart. warm and com

' fortable, sizes 36 to 4:. Special at 820 00-

STRIPED TW BED OVERCOATS in

~ brown and black combination, s'zes 36 to

-44. One of the newest $22 oo. _

cnmc'nilI`."LA ovnncoars in

dark g ef, sizes 36 to 44. very rich and

warm $12.00

' BLUE AND BLACK ovssccggxrs

_ for men of quiet tastes, all sizes $6.-50, _ 00.

‘ -' ‘ $12.00, $13 50 $l6 5o, $l8.no aud_$z0 oo.

' '. _ \_.».»-

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else.--but it anim -he cared by low _

The general Meath: o s

Rooms, ¢lzarlottstown,son dey November e ui, 19:3,

for the ezectioii oi the trscnctlon oi u chill ‘regularly

CONC

To_Pia`no1

b all lsrupglatl. __ _ _ _ _ ~ ' ` {1'l‘|u`!ll’n|l'n rnnnly Plus lor oonmpn- ‘- HOME PUDDING ml; :gill-\_l;: acnlllf- uon~1_i:_¢_m¢men¢; _ _`

l I :|18 6 » 0 lrll '

mm' J A Cut on crusts oi several slices oi n|¢°¢.,n,|fy'|,-,‘ ln, lam., ,,,e,“c|,,,

-_-'ii- bread, butter them well and lay one 9 _

' _ l_7--°, in deep buttered pie dish, then slay- Hoad 8 safsapafnla

V er oi Dllred apples and thin lemon which corrects the acid condition ol -

_ ` ¥>_ __ ,I rind ~wlth a few ilnely chopped, the blood and builds up the system.

_ - [iff T] almonds. Sprinkle with sugar freely out ll many. som hy nn are;-mes

' and repeat again with |ame--ing.re`dl- 'lvlrivhara lee Dann One \'>o|lar. _

. 1' Q ents. Pour in one small 'cup of wat- `

er to mollten. Then lay over it a thin slice, wclldiuttered. Bake 80 to 45

, _ _ ~ minutes. other fruits may he used, _ - _ _

_ but apples an most uitabl .

f he “

Thereare

Ther-ears

Thereare

0 V pianne.bu_t

There to

‘_ loagyenn

.ii1yf_'fvr '

made,

who a-;Look+ie 0 . <1

_ ‘BARGAIN _ n

good nommerolhl J ust received _

n-ont. through

llosr Lmnhv _

sell oo_ cheaply

Wrapping

¢.'r - .

a Carload (40.000 lbs) Uarloail

M‘ni"l ll ' ' .

Grey Brown if

‘ Krlft n ' .»~"'(f'¢

. 1 . '

sum » Rolla and Beams all sizes _.__ V_ ' " ,_ _`

' PM has oo :_-.=.»h»»> Paw' Bm '

The Celebratedh. 0.8 »_|;,‘,1_, ,;,_¢_, |,41b_,¢,, 25_1b,

Twin* .ll ` '__ _ _ if _ Whcleetle and Ileieil__st__low'est . ._ `_ '

Carter

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