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You will see heie a most attrac-
iinfe and c >mp`ete display of house
slippers for nien, wonien and child-
ren, iiiude by linglish and Griiiiaii
speciali-ti, and borght direct from
tl e Old Country. s _
They are wariii, they are stylish,
cosy and Lent.
Men’s sizes 6oc to .  .$110
Women‘s sizes 35c to. . . ._ ,.l.50
Childreu’s sizes 25c io. . . . . _ 60c
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This is a good time to have
your photo taken at our Studio
for Xmas.
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ui- cli longer .f you use our coal
We h we now on band all kinds
of fre~li mined coal free from sl-ne
mil stone.
blond ns your address and we will
quote prices. _
Phone In
G. Lyons 8|. G0.
Medici frills, follars and
Ruifiings riow,in stock in all
the newest styles, and at all
prices- Stanley Bros. '
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_"Smoke the Bachelor Cigar." It
i9 A great favorite in Upper Cana
diiin cities and throughout the west
3 ini- 25c. E. A. Foster, Centra,
Dr\1i:st0re» 2245-10-zaiviai
"For that cold take these: Mac’a
Cold Cure, a pleasant remedy put up
in the form of tablets-a box of these
can bc ensily carried in your vest
pocket-250. Ii. B. Q. Tablets, the
genuine Grove, guaranteed to cure
ri cold in one day, 25c. The Two
Macs, 149 Great George Street.-
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ggotting satisfactory coal if you some
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Murraykiver Black
I-‘ox Company Limited
Notice of Meeting _ '
'l`hc first general meeting of thi
stockholders of the Murray River
Black Fox Ctniriany, Limited, will
be held in the ofliceof K. I Martin
Solicitor. Charlottetown. on 'l`hnrs
day the ijtrh day of November hex'
A. D., 19i3 atlhe hour of eleve
o’clock in the foreuoon. Dated this
M ]. McLeod,
l"' L Cook,
‘Nilliain Kearney,
William Lnndrigan,
Philip Lowe,
Waiier Kearney
Provlslonal Directors
i 2326- ro-27Mniihuls5i
| mann:-Z 1? I lg
I Gasoline Bdail-l
in sate l
We offer for sale a 41 ft.
gasoline wo king boat wi hi6
to 18 h. p Standiid Engine,
both new this \ear. Boat was
built here in first class shape.
1%' inch hardwood plank. 2
sp tts. 1 sails, light draft, large
draft large hatch in deck for
cargo, running lights, tin-
nacle windlass etc. Good bo at
for fishing. Speed. about 7%
miles, gasoline consumption
i% gallons yer hour. Price
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_e require larger boat,
only reason for selling.
Matthew Q Mclean lid
2319-io-a7Mal
...°T. GORDON IVES in Guardian
agent in Montague. His office phone
ls 18 and residence phono 20,
buiialo robe. Owner can nave same
by calling at Dr. A. A. Mcnonaifr
omce. 2297
' ...°FOUND ON SOURI3 Beach u.
s
~-.'NEW BANK.--lil-:ssrs Lnughlan
Mclnnis and Stephen McAulay were
busy Friday laying the suis ni nie
new Canadian Bank of Commerce
building, Souris.°
...‘SUBSCRIBERS should renew a
week or two before the time they
have paid for has expired and thug
not miss an issue, as nu papers are
discontinued promptly on expired
date.
.._~AN ENGLISH vtsm-0n___M,,,_
Calm AUEUS Matheson who has been
the guest of her brother-in-law, Mr,
GWWEG Matheson and Mrs. Matheson,
C'M`d"°55» King? County has left,
f0l` ‘Water Bed Bridge to spend n [ew
Weeks with her sister-in-law Mrs,
Wm. Matheson. Mrs. Capt, Mafhegon
is a native of London, Engl, She has
been Visiting ii. number of places in
the faster" Dart of the Island and
lf” WW fHV0\‘ah1y impressed with
(’e0YEetown as a summer resort, ex-
pressing lier desire to spend the sum_
mer months in that town. She has
bee_ii_ travelling through the West;
Vlfilflllg n number of the rinci nl
...’SOUItIS WHARF AND SHIPP-
ING NEWS.-The schooner Grace D.
Lunenburg arrived in port last week
and anchored at the railway wharf,
On Wednesday and Thursday she was
1°5¢|l"i¥ UD l‘l'0duce for J. J. Hughes
te Co., Bouris, and will sail as soon
as her cargo is complete. This
schooner was engaged cod-fishing
around Causo, N. S., for the past
four months and has met: with very
fair success. She will coast for the
remainder of the season.-The
Abuna, Captain Lanuigan, is at the
railway wharf, where she is loading
up a cargo of produce, purchased by
Captain Lannigan himself. As her
cargo is about complete she will like-
ly take advantage of the favorable
weather and leave port without de.
lay. The Abana. entered port two
weeks ago with is cargo of rip-rap
stone which she discharged at the
end of the breakwater, after having
been delayed several days on account
of stormy weather.- The Beatrice,
which was in ballast nt Matthew &
Mcl.cnn's wharf, for over a week, loft
Wednesday morning for Mnrgnree to
buy mackerel for Matthew & pin.
Lean Co. The Beatrice ,is in com-
mand of Captain 0. Harrow and has
spent. the greater part of the sum-
mer coasting.-The coaster “Hen-
Fiel-l-&." St. John, arrived in port;
last week and is now at. Matthew ,sr
l\_Icl.ean's wharf, loading produce for
‘bterns Brothers, Souris. She will
sail in the course of a few days for
D D
places in Canada and will shortly
leave for New York where she will
rejoin hor husband. Capt. Matheson
is a deep sea navigator and has vis.
lied many ports in the woriti, He is
fl rmtive of ‘-Prince Edw-ard Island be-
ing abrother of Mr. George Ma1_h,._
son of Cardross near Cardigan.
EISTERN PERSONALS
...'Mr._ and Mrs. Ronald McLellan,
Red Point, visii .iis Friday;
...*Mr. John _D. Mclsaac, Black
Bush, was in visitor to Souris on Fri-
day.°
...*Miss Gertie Murphy, Elmira, was
I1 DL\SS0l1Re\“ to Picton Wednesday on
the U8-dy Sybil on route to Sydney.'
...*Mrs. James Pellium and family,
Souris, left recently by the Lady
Sybil on nn extended visit to the
malnlund.°
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Sea View Hotel, Friday:-W. M,
Pl‘@fl¢lY. Halifax: J. A. McMiirdo,
Bedeque; D. A. Gillis, Clutrlottetoivn;
 P. Litus, Weston, Ont.; E. A,
Mason, Montreal; P. Q.; J. F. Mc-
Donald, Charlottctown; R. D. Mc-
Ewen, St.. Peters; Daniel 0'Hnnley,
St. Peters.”
.._’Thc following were passengers on
the Lady Sybil Thursday:--Jerome
Gallant, returning to his home ar.
Bear River after spending thc sum-
mr-r in Picton; _Rev. E. Templemaii
and wife, returning to Etang du
Nord, M. T. °-'lf-" ='\f‘1idiiir! some
days in Charlottetown; William
C-haisson. Etarig du Nord. M. 1'., rc-
turnfng from a business trip to
Charlottetoivn; W. N. Patterson,
who, 'with his wife and family, was
going to the Maerliilen, where he will
give entertainments; Jack Cooke, Joe
Losong and Peter Chniason, were
malring.tha’round trip from Picton!
“JUST RECEIVEDL-A direct im-
portation of Turkish delight with
nuts. It is fresh nnd delicious-20c.
lb. E. A. Foster, Central Drnvstore.
2245-10-23M3l_
The -l
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24th day of October A D., 19i_-5 f"""- Fi ""*
_ i_-ye _i
'l`he Eye is one ofthe
most delicate and com-'
plicated of the human
organs, and yet, probably
through ignorance of this
. fact, it is being constant-
ill-used and overwork-
e .
  Eye-Strain
Be wise and do not ig-
nore any of the symp-
_toms of Liye-Strain; head-
aches or pains in the
region of the eyes, inabil-
 Messrs Dan' l F l St. G tl - P
rings, and Danieicpissey E,,St‘1_.,fiin; fiom _port early Wednesday morning.
we,-,, among the visitors to South; The fishing schooner Albata, recently
Frittnyf ,Lurcliasedby Captain Westaver, Lun-
___¢fphe you 1 , ai t I u supply of flour nud oil for Edward
ow nl” revs ered at the M F rl _ A d le. As soon as
Newfoundland. She had a large
amount of ballast when she entered
the harbor; this she immediately
|disposed of to Mr. H. H. Acorn, for
the breakwater. This schooner has
been ‘cod-fishing since early spring,
S9eI1d1I\g July rind August on the
icoast of Labrador. She will spend
‘the remainder of the season com;i;-
Img.-The Typhon, in charge of C-np.
itiiiii Cloreen Arscnault, left. port for
‘tlie Magdalena on Wednesday, with
n cargo of molasses, oil, etc., for
|Geddes and Arsenault, Etang du
INo1'd; and was forced to' seek shelter
from the rough weather of the past
ten days.-The Cecil F., loaded with
‘produce by Thomas Kickhani, Souris
Wcat, set sail for Sydney on Worl-
nesday after waiting ten days tor
the storm to abate.-The schooner
IEVS- Mlly, which put into Souris for
shelter during the recent storm, lun;
Wednesday morning to continue her
voyage, She had a cargo of coul,-
_Tho Florence D., loaded with pro-
irliico for Sydney, taking advantage
of the promising weather, sailed
onburg, sailed from port- Friday with
c a une, nnnn ii
her cargo is discharged, she will load
produce for Sydney. Captain West-
ave! and crew came to Souris six
months ago in the schooner Hilda M.
Horton. He spent the summer cod-
fisning and about a month ago weui
to South Lake where he secured 57
.barrels of mackerel. Returning to
Souris two weeks ago, he sold his
_rschooner to thc Chevcrie Brothers
and purchased the Albatn, n trim
little craft, from Captain Hawse of
'Canso, who spent the month of Aug-
lfunt sword-fishing in hor. The Captain
_has made ri host of friends in Souris,
who sincerely hope to acc liim again
'next year.-The schooner Hilda M.
Horton, recently purchased by the
Chcverie Bros., has returned from it
fishing ti-ip to Mnrgarne. The in <-
erel, although reported vcry plenti-
ful, are a great distance from thc
shore; the Horton, fearing a storm,
set sail for Souris, whore she landed
three barrels, the result of one days
fishing.-The Nellie M. in charge of
Faptain Dunn arrived in port Fri-
liuy with 0. cargo of coal and is
moored at thc railway wharf.-The
iishlng scliooncrs Ella G., Lunenburg,
l‘aptnin Dawson. and Ida F. Canso,
were anchored in thc harbour Fri.
day. Both are engaged coil-fishing
and put into port during the recent
stonm. They are now making pre-
parations for bake fishing.--The Lun-
enburg fishing scliooners Lillian M.
Richards and Original, sailed Thurs-
day.-The coaster Nellie M. Snow, is
at thc railway wharf.-Capt. Haley
with his large auxiliary boat, ar-
rived in port early Thursday morn-
ing, and left thc same evening on re-
turn to Bay Fortune.-Poole Bros.
are fitting up their fishing schooner
Annie M. for hako fishing.--Shenell
Brothers, left port Thursday in their
fishing vessel The Ryse for Margnree,
where they will spend a few weeks
mackerel fishing.°
PREFERRED A SIMPLE SUPPER
Secretary Lane of Woodrow Wil-
son’s cabinet was invited to be the
guest of honor at a Western banquet.
Those who sent him the invitation,
perhaps with the object of letting
him know that it would he 3 bung-
up affair, gave him to 'iiiderstand
‘ that the dinner was planned on' the
basis of $7.50 per plate. Mr. Lane
replied declining to be the guest. of
honor nt. suclis banquet ‘int no in-
‘ ttmated that he would n1.r_eud if a
simple meal was served.
ity to read or sew for any
length of time, blurred
vision.
Allow us to Examine
your Eyes. We will give.,
you expert reliable advice.
i This is our business.
G. F. Hutcheson
Optometrist
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A BIG PARSNIP
A Oalgary paper tells of the pull-
. ing from the ground of u parsnip,
which measures from tip to toe six
feat two inches in length. _This extra-
ordinary vegetable was grown on the
grounds of a brick tile plant, about
a mile oiitslde the limits of 'lie city.
Harry Mott, and engineer in Mr.
Crs.ndell's employ, who taken an
interest in lrorticulture, took advant-
aze of the presence of is large tank
_ (lne of the goo
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d things Stanley Bros bring ont every
little while. These
silks are all of excellent make, gueility
'arid dve and come from one of the largest houses in the
ti-ad-_ thus assuring
AI values.
400 yards of
p-as
a few days here it
only
The
~ HE KNEW 'l`I-IE UMPIRE
(San Francisco Letter to the New
York Times.)
Franklin Dalat, li years old, son
of an lgorrote head hunter of Nor-
thern Liizon, in the l’liilil>Pill9S, ar-
rived in San Francisco yesterday on
the steamer China in the care of the
Rev, E._ A. Sibley, an Episcopal
missionary. _
The Filipino lad and his guardian.
were singled out bv interviewers.
"So you know about baseball?" a
riuestioner remarked. “What do you
cull the iimipire?”
"Tell him,” Mr. Sibley prompted.
SOME CHANGES MISSED
The expert who is actually expert;
is one of the rarest; things under the i
sun. Every now and then we hear
that some triumphnntly successful
novel or Play was hawked fruitlessly
around the circle of publishers be-
fore it could find a resting place and
n welcome, and now comes Sir Her-
bert Tree, who makes one of those
confessions that are said to be good
for the soul and tells us that he re-
fused "Peter Pan," and with a for-
tune. Arid this is by no nreims the
onlv colossal blunder to which Sir
Herbert pleads guilty. He rcfiised
"Kismet," “‘Dlp1omacy," "The Pri--
soner of Zendn," and "lf I Were
King," and any one of these plava
would have paved his path with
izold.-London Chronicle.
CREAMED OYSTERS
Allow ten oysters for each personi
Wash and dry thoroughly. Make a
sauce Of two tablespoons of flour and .
two of butter blended smooth. Add'
one cup of cream into which stir a
tiny pinch of soda and one cup of
oyster linuor. Put in n double boil-
er and stir until you have a smooth
thick sauce. Add two drops of onion
juice. Place s. layer of oysters on a
baking dish. A deep Die pan will do.
Salt nnd pepper to taste. Cover with
the cream sauce and set in a hot-
oven flve minutes. Serve with fried
potatoes.
FRIED ¢0YSTERS
For this select fine, large oysters
as uniform in size as possible. Drain
nfl the liquor. Lay them on a soft
cloth to dry, pressing them very
lightly with another cloth to remove
all moisture possible. Roll each oys-
ter in fine cracker crumlh, coating-it
all over, Lay aside on a platter for
ten minutes. Have well-beatrn egg in
which has been put one tablespoon of
water. Dip each oyster in the water
and ,again cover with fine erun-ibs._
Have a kettle ready containlngl
enough hot fat to cover the oysters.
and Messaline 36 inches
Wide. 'l his is an exdepiioiiirlfl,
line and ~_,wc had ‘decided to
c er 'i lib itip. -
mari; Lao p *y,f_,;;<.l'; . 
pecting another sliipm n _ in
s for' cash
White
Turquoise
Pink
Mauve
Peach
'Black ' Brown
Navy Brown Blk Shot
-- Cherry Bluet “ “
89C pr yard
Grey
Resitl 1
Paddy
Qld Rose
Tan
Paillette
Another large lot of Fancy Silks
in fine colors and patterns, some suitable for waists and
dresses, while others are for fancy work, etc. Regular
prices 55c to I.25,etc Unr sale at per yard 25C.30C,35C etc.
St oniev Dries
ntwuvs busv' Store
f how is The
i ~ f Time For
5. _ _ -.
' Rubber Boots
 _-__ -__L<_i~»v marshy fields ai cl
`_1 irnudtly roads male ii
'inecessnry for _inn to havi-
 _a___,p_i_i_r of good ruth r
boots. _
_ -, _ Vi/fe have them he-ie in
`__ 2 V fa~l_l` sizes and grarlt-s for
"men, women andcliliven
picked iioin scores of ilif-
_ i_ _'ferent sample lines and
know that we have the very best values possible to procure,
Cali in at ci lock over the line.
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The great chance is offered you to buy your
House furnishings by mail. Our big Illustrated Cata-
_ logtie is sent to your nearest Post Ofhce addrf. ss for
, the asking. _
Init you will find illustrated almost everything
to make your Homes beautiful and cozy. Furniture,
Carpets. Curtains, Draperies, Stoves and Ranges for
Coal, Wood or Gas.
Uur prices cannot be beaten in Canada. Quality
being our first Consideration for our Crist-iiiierf,
Our goods are packed by experienced men. freight
paid to any place in Nova Scotia and P. lf. Island for
orders of $10 or over. ' _
A card will bring you our lllustratid Catalogue.
Place n layer of oysters ln the hot-I
tom of a wire basket, and immense
in boiling lat until the oysters puili
and water-cross. Serve nt. once.
"ADVANCE in sub sections in the
Drill Shed Monday night. Indool
of water at the works, put in a pipe.
un and are a :olden brown. Arrange |
on a hot platter with sliced lemnnl
, ll Barrington Street,
Halifax, N. S.
‘l Cash and Credit House.
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99 Gfgftgn St, land wh‘l’ch lileicultgiates. '¥§°_("t"‘\;lN. C. 0'n No. 8. Game atartm 7.45. ' ‘ - `,
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" `\ Amulet" M‘nu{‘ch"° ' ' tion for advertising in this column. _,,,~,r;"...-”,7// ` ._-_  
/_______" \\ $ 1 00 di;_»MR_ ED_ D_ FEEHAN i. G,,,“._ Gash :East nicoméiulgy order. Mini- ' A $7  /4'", , W".  ‘ _,T
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_ _ _ ...°'l‘I-Ilil MORNING DAILY Q _ becoming acquainted with the s vlng \ c. U - _  lf" -   _.pdf-`
_ ff- -ot waking on time. Lit the cloik d1an_can be obtained at w.a. Jtiriii- (l;°“°“’“‘¢l°° 05°F” _lfy H011imn's  \  Q9/__ - / _ li-  i,-J -- f'  '"¥ _ e " _
_ take the rt sponsibnityn I ston s, Montague, atalogue. M56-10-24ME3i. f   .  1 ,_  _ __  » I 7  215, _,‘__?`_`_' /
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