1,. benifrrer feieur 
_ Offices ln New Prowse Block-Charlottetown.
binding 'rlre rrineeee err-rvea leer. aight at 9%-i
 TS
They are selling fast.
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me expr., ¢10_m_ °  Glo Mesure. or tae Meant Allison
A “ ‘ | Junior eleee use resumes in me some at
h - Lxlfusolsv, M. P., was a passenger- Granville on aeoount of ill health.
°P"l“°°" 1”” “I3” *'°¢\“'°l“¥ fl'°ll1l Junon Bunalnen ot the Exchequer
““' loom ...<1 an clerk La. aacem mme re
C311 garly ind gt! y0i\l' - A summons for second violation of the- "‘°_°"'7 1°" “'31” n`°“\ 5*- 505"-
ln P. E. I. on Saturday, several of
. N. McLgop_ V,||¢,g,|d Eu," 1"," ‘ them went l.o tha lumber woods in Cum-
m°\'nlug for Western Canada. Mr. bm
and County,N.S-Moncton Transcript.
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f3V0i’li¢ P081. _ Mr: “mio” A” h"'b°°“ °°"°d °“ Wm- Qllrrl a number of horses came over
'this
i A Y L 0R’S "
McLeod will be absent for some time. S,
 Bookstore. i 'r
11-lJdtwW1¥f- _ bemassedin Market Hall today at ll h°
*mMMwwWM f glclecktclresr- an address ri-em Rev. Dr-. Jen
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. . - Aarons those leaving the cityyeeterday C
as pupils er the city seater. .N rp W
U.Jxrsxr11srepreseutingtheEarlePub.
St. John has gone to Sydney where
has entered upona larger field. Mr.
kins will be absent from the province
re, about five months.
A
Mono the cases in the Exchequer
nrt here are several arising out of the
` were ciresmic ii 11 r ur 111 nm.. °
    Gnu Bay’ Mase Cgevulté egourm’ tt: Zdimprlation of the Galbraith block fora
Bos
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§gi§;8‘§;i;-h9“§|'_~ ,"’:,°'9.*|-§'°“.|:1:5 oflinv. Datloonz addressed the students hh'
[pan - -- 1
MN ll’ 3°* m°°*° ”d“7'°‘ 3° foreuoon and Notre Dame Convent in the
ihlurur lei co: .
5v1)NEy,¢ 3 Co. contemplate placinga new boat on as
ontreal, Charlottetown, St J0hn’s router d
land §r6dd‘_;\.h-.n-med on mmm" next summer. , nn
Is _
Cnaatss Masraas, representing the
General'/Con;nil_as_lon flerchanta
afternoon. i ten
tion site and one for damages for horep
ton. _
killed on the railway. The Gem-r; meer;
morning.
9'1"" °f Wei” 0°ll°a° yesterday Irie preiubiethete funeral nerr. will
l°I.\|\
down to Flat River on Sunday to at~
dths funeral of the late Newcombe
1, is mmm," that the Dominion Coali McKenzie. The funeral will be conducted
0No Cnanlc Farmers' Institute will
ith Masonic honors the deceased having
n a member of Victoria Lodge A. F.
A. M.
win .~_ ,
Prom tl-emma made hold their mn al me an Mu d mth Wells Richardson Co. Limited, Mont
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‘5'l"’Y' at Leng creek Heli at 7 p. nr. -Neil W
‘ McKenzie Sccy.
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WE ee 
Alvrsrrrinu of Oddfollnws will be held su
ARE 1..
PROUD
ovens and bespeak a
share of your patron-
age in the line of
bread, cakes and pag-
try. Prices rlgat.
Prompt delivery.
D. STE WA RT,
las
fro
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Fcl.lrSE axnnv IN FURNITURE M
"Always the best value in the city. M
Bakea Best Bread.
evening Nov 22nd at 8 o‘clock sharp to Ge
discuss business of:vital importance.
T. C.
Anderson, Rev. Mr. Lodge. !ouows___Back F Macdonald Han Bucks
' l ' t 1
Trainor,_O.McEachern, J.and C.J.Mac~
illan, Quarters, H. Bethune, L. B. Mac-
illan, Forwards. picked from, J. Darke,
li B Q DD ll ly real
F8
expected home Friday night aud-
Oddfellows Hall on this (Wednesday) ha
Y
Halifax. bon,
AMONG the passengers by the express rie,
t
. is in the city. Mr. Mas-
llkes the Island and its
people and always has a good word to say
Tas remainsoi! the late Newcombe Mo- f°\'
Kenzio who died in Clifton, Arizona Wh” he “Um” Wil! WHY- '
THE steel superstructure for I-Iowatt’s
he interred at Flat River. bridge on the Montague Railway, the
turn tablc for Montague and the steel
peratructure, for the Mcrell bridge
ve been brought from Picton to
orgetown by the tug Alert.
f th od t f Tm: S. S. Aranmore which is to replace “gal D' A" R' swam" Bosmn having
° ° P’ “° “° °'“ tue s. s. Harrier will arrive here an hs
them, and all are glad to see him
ergone extensive repairs and over
li ..
Sunday and sail for Boston, on November thgnng is in ana °°ndm°n’ and resumed
28th not railing at either Hawkesbury or da
Yarmouth-Boston service on Satur-
last. Capt. Wm. McKenzie, of Pic-
is in command, and Norman A. Cur-
formerly of the S. S. Stanley, is
ni ht were Theo and 'Mrs Moore Chief Engineer.
g . .
ni an extended trip tothe PacificCoast;
and Mrs. J aines. C. J. Stewart, Dr une
Taz Abegweit football team for this
rnoon's game will probably be as
 U Mark Wright Fumi9hi”S"0°’9- ’  W. Jones, J. C. Ballem, Dr. B, Foley,
E/'ff
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. m decl
r I ’/ “
n' from 40 to 450 per cwt. Oats had a tend-
, /, f ency upwards at 84 to 36c per bus. Pota-
6€ ’ A °"
toes sold from 19 to 20c and tnmlps at 10c
'V/m0`r5»4l[ :$195/W1 per bus. Eggs brought 24c per doz with
Drbsnects of being 30c before Xmas.
o
222
4
, $dilil'(ldl"$_ Stlliiig vi
. Matheson, J. McKenna, C. Moran, L.
Adams, F. Jenkins, F. I-lennessey.
Turner: was a large quantity of produce
the market yesterday. There was a
ine in the price of hay which brought
"‘ Butter remains at 22 to 24c per lb. The
M
price of poultry keeps about the same.
P rk sold; from 7 to 731:. _
von interest centres in the football
match to be played at Victoria Park this
afternoon at 3 o‘clock between the Abeg-
.
weitsand St. Dunstan’s College teams.
Both aggregations are strong, neither
“Berea”
lit 4
Caused quiteafinrry at the silk counter. °
not
to
Z
having been scored on this season, and
be n good idea to have the field roped
prevent the crowding of spectators
y the game will doubtless be one of the best
seen here for some time. The grounds
are reported in good condition. Would it
u
pon the players terrltoryi
THE Minto left esterda at noon for
supplies and material for the Marconi
Y .Y
Q _ Picton where she will take on board the
O
left
wireless station at Cape Bear.The Stanley
in the morning for Pictou. After
oaling there will lift on her way to Char-
lottetown, the Indian Rook automatic
There's still a generous range of shades to buoy and the conical buoy and Wm com
as on Saturday urine etrure work until all the outside
choose from- not so many
but every shade is exquisitely pretty.
buoys are taken up. She will then proceed
to Picton, finish coaling and thence go to
he service between there and Tormenfine
wb t ‘(5 9)   Summerside to be in readness to take up
3 tftd »
when the Northumberland is teken off.
Herca is every thread silk. Inztcxture, finish, and
appearance it resembles tadeta of best quality. It Q
is twenty inches wide.
THE Rushfis on.-During the past week
few dozen copies of the beautiful plc-
ture, entitled "Queen Alexandra, Her
Herca ia an ideal fabric for waists,shirt waist suits,
drop-skirts, silk linings. etc I-Ierca outweara taf-
ieta and wou't cnt. The colorings are exquisite-
perfectly dyed.
Bow we sell “Berea” ‘Silk
at we
The silk buyer of a big wholesale house realizing
the superioiit of “i-Ierca" silk, stocked very
heavily. Unglrtuuately the business became em-
‘»~ bariaeaed-deep price concessions were made iri
every department-we secured a share of ' Herca
ailkat a bi reduction.
There is liélefossibility of our getting more of it.
-hence then viaability of immediate action on
your part.
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Grandchildren and Dogs" have been
distributed in this section, and every
person who has seen it has no hesitation
in pronouncing it the finest picture ever
issued by that great weekly, the Family
Herald and Weekly Star of Montreal.
To say it is a beauty docs not begin to do
it Justice. It charms every one at sight.
We learn that it is offered absolutely free
to all who pay a yoar‘s subscription to the
Family Herald and Weekly Star, the
price of which is only one dollar per year.
No wonder iherc is n big rush of aubscrip
tions through tho mails these days going
to the Family Herald office. It is the
biggest value offered this seasons by long
odds.
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L*-\'0l'l ronlcrfo da 'MII be Mutual! ‘Bene lc (al. '
Most orders are received late in the week-
early ordira get attention thst’s practically
impolibie when the milliners have to hurry
and rush. `
We wantto make you the very HWS* lm
we know how. ` Give us your order early-
to do ao ia mutually beneficial.
favaussenaneaquaauu
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35c and S0c.
Contains 5o per
- cent Norway Cod
Liver Oil combin-
_ ed wiih the Hy-
, pophcsphites.
' Pieasantly flavor-
_1 ed. Yoii’ll like it.
BON'
1 THE ‘-"' 'HL llviiuuluil l.ytilL lltllo-=== »'“.':“.:.';:"“.';.'. 5....-
urn e ce
after his release and wishes to be taken to
the Asylum.
Tru: Picton eollleries am having a hard
time of it for oar supply. It takes a good
many amptiaa to handle will ions per day
which is the approximate output of the
Picton colleriea. _
A sUssoB.lP'rx0N list will be opened in
Apotheeariea Hall this meming for those
who wish to join the local Association
formed last night for prevention and cure
ut consumption.
Slnelazrr Bnanurr returned last night
from Hunter River where he has been
investigating the placing of some ob-
structions on the railway. ltie under-
stood that he has located the culprit who
itisthought isa young lad about six-
teen years of age. The obstructions put
on the track were fish plates and boards
and the lad was probably anticipating
some pleasure in the line of seeing a
train wreck.
Tun Springhill Tribune says there is a
prospect that the liquor dens in Spring
hill will reoeivearaid in the very near
future, such as has been given to liquor
places in Kings and Hants counties. The
temperanoe leaders have not yet perfected
their plane, but it is expected that some
of the ministers, who took part in thc
Townshend raid at Kentville, will bein
Springhill some time this month, and a
mass meeting will be hclri to discuss the
matter.
No'l'WI'rBs'raNllrNu the fact that thc re~
preaentatives of the steamshlp companies
who have refused to pay the rate of thir-
ty-five cents an hour demanded by the
Longshorcmen's Association say they are
going to bring men from Montreal todo
the work the members of the Association
have decided not to recede from their po-
sition. The Parisian arrived in port last
evening, and it looks now as if she would
not be discharged until the outside help
arrived.-St. John Sun. `
THE Boston Correspondent of the St.
John Telegraph thus writer of a well
known Charlottetown man: Your reari-
ers are no doubt pretty familiar with the
results of the state campaign in Massach-
usetts. But In the aftermath of poiitloul-
glory, it is pleasant to note that some
of our Uarradians have sccurr-ri
a share. Fred J. McLeod wus elect
ed to the senate from Cambridge ou the
Democratic ticket. Racial und r'c-Iigiorrs
prejudices were aroused against iriur by
certain Clan-na-Gael elements of his pnrly
but he succeeded in winning enough irr-
dependent votes from thef Republicans
and naturalized Canadians to more than
offset this effort. All Massachusetts statc
senators are styled “Honorable” for liic
Their salary is but $750 per year but what
difference does that make so long us "they
are all honorable men." At any rate Mr.
McLeod will undoubtedly be u competent
legislator in the upper chamber.
Friends of The Guardian are again asli-
ed to have all their advertising mutter
whether of entertainments, lectures, con-
certs,cr cf a general nnture,in this Office
not inter than 4 p. ln. and of any consid-
erable length much earlier, as it is impos-
sible to give all the news of the day if ud-
vertlsing has to be handled at night, for
every line of the latter prevents the
appearance of the same quantity of news.
For the issue of the 13th one thirdof a col-
umn of such advertising was set up in
type at lnight, and readers were thus
deprived of the same quantity of late
news.'1`his,of course, makes The Guardian
less valuable to readers and correspond-
ingly so to advertisers, and in future only
emergency advertising will be accepted at
night. Friends are asked to hand in all
their advertising as early as possible _each
ay.
THOUSANDS DIE OF CONSTIPATION.
No condition causes so many incurable
diseases as constipation. It not only ple-
vents the kidneys from eliminating the
poisonous wastes, but causes anaemia,
stomach trouble and indigestion. Why
won’t you use Dr. Hamllton‘s Pills and
get cured? This excellent medicine re-
stores normal bowel action in one night.
Thousands say so. Your system wil be
pure and clean,you'll be free from head-
aches, no more sour stomach-in short
on‘ll have jovial spirits and perfect good
health. Dr.. Hamiiton’s_ Pile are sold
everywhere, 25c. it box. Get the genuine.
, .
ANNouu_c£_MENTs.
-For Sale-second hand butter tubs
ingood condition. Apply at this oflice.
dtwtf
-Mrs Farliuger will demonstrate Pure
Gold Jelly etc. at McKennn‘s up-town
store today. This is the last store in the
city Mrs. Fai-linger will be at and ladies
should not full to see her today.
WNW
who are fond of_ good
bulk perfumes will be
interested in our stock.
We have some elegant
odors which we will be
glad to have you sample.
We will be greatly
mistaken if you do not
find a favorite here.
Prices 25c to 75c per
ounce.
“The Two Mace"
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Cor. GL Gee. and Kent Ste.
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CLUB Bans.
Made up of black enamel cloth, . . . . . . . .
........  75_C,85C.95C
Made up of Leatherette in brown, very
neat bag. . . . .. . $I.75 and $l.95
Made up of solid leather.. $5.25 to $4-50
I
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CABIN BAG
Fine solid leather, fiat top opeuingw brafs
mounting    $6.75
TELESPCOPE BAGS.
Good, stout grey canvass, leather cor-
ners, two or three straps 606 to $1.40
U according to size.
SUIT CASES.
At S10-00
Solid sole leather Suit Case, heavily re-
inforced corners leather lined, leather shirt
fold. brass lock and mounting. 24 inch. we
1
so attractive-so economically priced that we feel like talking about them
heavy in weight as the former-but has our-
side straps-24 inch, d uble lock,
s linen li- ing, with shirt fold. brass lock, out-
straps,
Same case as last but made up of lighter 
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a lot of fresh new stock--so good-
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Ai $925.
Solid sole leather Case, not quite to -_ __.~..=f,
 _jiri rife;
%L":\fr;i'li"
At $7.25- *
Heavy grain leather, reinforced corners.  _,__ _,
  
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e straps. ' .
Same case without shirt fold or outside
22 inch... . ..  .$6.00 _j__;_.-_  L'_'.-5
24incl:i............$6.25 '
Ar $5.95. _ _ ;  r._~
Heavy durable Leatherette. linen lining, ' ,-.rf :r -mf
strong brass lock. brass mounting, leather '  _f _ 
reinforced corners. _  4, r
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AGENT FCR
SUN LIFE.
A good reliable man is wanted to represent the
Sun Life of Canada in Prince County. To sucl1,n
l liberal contract will be given.
Charlottetown. Manager for P. E. Island.
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Nerrlh ' ' _
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S '_ ff _ Results
, C 1?-~  t' » on its maturing Investment Policies to its
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numerous policyholders.
_ ` ~ ~ Life (with profits] Limited Payment.
r Endowment and Guaranteed Income
` Bonds will reduce thc beat results under
the safe and) conservative management of llie
. North American Life.
Write us for rates and results.
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Excelsior Life
insurance Com-
Panye
l-Iead Office, Toronto,
Some Salient Features from Reporr 1.1
i9o4.
Insurance in force  .6 6, 8.
Increase, 24 per cent. Sl,4”,i9§.8579 3
ew Insurance issued.. 52,1 8,157.00
Increase, 26 per cent, $609 9585.75
Cash Income, Premiurns,
Interest, etc. . . . . .
. . $28 ,546.51
increase, it per cent, 557,566_39
Total Expense, Payments
to Policy-holders, etc.. $166,931.19
interest Revenue alone more than pays
Death Claims.
Death claims durla| year $3il,5l7.00
Rate per r,coo means Insurance in force
5.56 per cent.
Average annual Death
Rate l4years, 2% mos-3.54per loo
line lcwcsfrafe aa recnrrl lsr any .urnpsn
ni same age.
Rcsfcrve (beinglin Excess
o Govt. stan( ar ) $ ,o 4_4
increase. 23 per ceur, $l39,;#i17 9
Total Assets for Policy-
hoiders security, bel. $l,:53,2r6.o5
l.t'I ior every dollar oi ilahlllly, including
Reserve.
Nei Surplus ea Polky-
hold era Account $ill4.i4l
Reserves for seven years on Hm. fab
Interest at 3% per cent.
Inlercat earncil on mean Net Asset:
t 33_per seat,
General Agent,
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ment continues. Values you would hardly expect 53°? f‘_"§Pf1H2§ and
are here. Beds of the strongest construction, most ggéuiizfféfed cglilgfli?
artistic designs and iinest hard enamel finish at the g,,,,,.ame,;,d_,;u,$u_60
price of ordinary beds is the story in a nut shell. relt msrtres. is as M _of  ,,-
We have them at all prices. Ask to see our $6.60 3006 HS iS Sold rzc - I  - 
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