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pay their October electric light bill
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foundlsnd schooner Henrietta, from -4 i-if " _ , -
Scuris, P. .E. I., with a cargo of pro
duce, arrived in port Thursday morn
- Coal- for
Elféiiybody
We 'have vessels at our
wharf new with the following
coals: -
Albion Nut
Inyerness Round
Drummond Round
Reserve Run of Mine
We will be discharging for
several days. _
Order your supply to-day
A. Pickard & Co.
` Phone' 240
Ch’town
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made of the best quality rub-
ber and ,latest designs to with-
stand constant hard usage.
We are so confident our Hot
Water_‘Bottles will `meet all
your needs and give perfect
satisfaction that we give you
Two Year
Guarantee
against any defect in material
or workman hip. _
Let' us shzw you our new
stock. Prices $1.00 to $4.00.
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STUDENTS GIFT FUND.
‘to get~.a_.dIscount`.._.;_.- _ .A1817-
‘ onsssso Hoes. -_Mir JF. w_.
Saowt' \= Victoria. '_='-ihlllllevl 91' dressed
-ho s.on the S. S. Harland. Wednes
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, i them the use other ice cream parlors
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\.*‘, vw "i?s"5-T3 9!
“\  4, bg Eleanor’s School by the teacher Miss
_\\_ o‘?V , "  Kathleen L. MacEwen, Ethel Garrett
 - ~ .35; Harold Lyile .30; Raymnnii And-
" _______________;='*.'f-'-’ rcw .25; Willard Thomas .25; Regi-
_ """"' " iiald Thomas .25; Keith Thomas .25;
went to Mrs. Angus MacDonald. The
first gentleman’s prize was won by'
Mr. Pius MacDonald, the second went
to Mr. D. McPherson. During the`
whisi Mr. wiirrcd Richards, formerly
|5|_ANpER¢ MEE1-_ _ may c0up_ for the month- »oIi November, after
les participated in whist at the club which they Vim mimi in me Public
rooms of the P. E. I Benevolent As-
sociation, Wednesday evening, Oct.
Following shows the amount col- 27. The first lady' prize was won by
lected from the pupils of North St. Miss Nellie MacP§ee, second prize
Hall rooms, now nearing completion.
'rhc ciuh intcsss 'hbidihg chczssr is
aid of the Red Cross some time before
Xmas, of which aniiounceniellt '\_ will
be madellater.-V.» - i.
'wsobiuo AT cAveNois“'H.-" 'rhc
residence of Mr. and Mrs. William A.
-MacNeill, Cavendish was the scene of
an' interesting event on Wednesday,
Come HERE fo
'HER Chocolates
Here you will find a choice
assortment of the most delici-
ous chocolates made by Moirs,
Neilsons and Williards- Can-
ada’s best conicctioners.
Our chocolates are as pure.
clean, fresh ami good as oven
the -most fnstidious could de-
sire. "
Boxes and bulk-ordinary
prices,
incKiNNoN
Mnric Compton .15; Lillian Cannon of Bloomfield, entertained with piano
ll .15c; Emily Cannon .l0; Raymond and violin solos.
(‘annon .10; Samuel Cannon .10;_ Er- ---- _
nest (Tannen .05; Aldon Thomas .05. WELCOMED BACK. - A Vancon.
Total $2.35. ver exchange says:-A charming wel-
l*-wi “Um” WHS gil/ell Miss Bertha Purdy,
“A WHOLE GIG WINDOW of large,` on her return to Vancouver from a
strong regular 25c. wliisks are offered lengthy visit in the East at the home
for a short time at 15c. or 2 for 25c. of Mrs. J. McLachlan, 1866 Fifth Ave.`
Take advantage of this offer, it will West. Miss Nellie McLachlan was the
iiot last long. The Two Macs, 149 hostess on the occasion, and' arranged
Great George Street. H. most enjoyable evening of cards;
Eames arid music. Mrs. McLachlan
as Wednesday is the poured the tba, assisted by Mrs. Evans
at thc very dainty supper given 1_0
last day f0¥ l°€C€lVil\g wards the close el thc evening from a*
discounts on _ Electric }"fl§“§,IYis;‘°1§I°e't‘1°*=l<; tolli; Misslsierl-'
. - . _ ca- -,~ f so _ d
  fOr  Messrs. Sanborn and Newgzi-,ya 3:".
_, D C 1‘gh*"’g- Pay “may 3'" i§ii'i§'§°§'n§§$f'.§ 53§§iiT.§§.93§r§§§"§i§
rug ompany Save l1.l0Il€)'» 818118Mm sent were: Mr. and Mrs. Evans, and
_ 3 - ~ _. daughter Isabel, Mr. and Mrs. Sketch-
" " T' ‘ T - lllg. Miss Purdy, Miss Nicol, Miss' Met-
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have earnestly striven to
will say that we have never oisa
lonest manufacturer. W  
rlliablc tobacco So to an -I -3
establish such a reputatioi~,_and believe our old_friends
ppointed them. Hickey s
Black Twist Chewing Tobacco 1jel‘>f€S¢IlfS 11°* °“'l( V
our best efforts but the best to be had inthe tobacco lme. _
Hickey & NicbolsonTob. Comlg T?
prwne 345 ' -_ - ._ Manufacturers ~
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Newbury and Hickey.
scriooi. wonic.-- 'rhosisnding or
the pupils oi’ Alexandra School for the
month ol October is as follows,
Glad” VU--1. George McKinnon~ 2
Florence McKinnon. Grade Vi.,-1'
Chester Burhoe and Bruce Judson; 2:
Jonny Robertson; 3. Susie Burhoo.
Grade V.-1, Pthol Juilson.;.2,_Do|-ig
Judson; 3, Mihnic cocdy and Dsis
Judson. Grade IV.--1,HedIey Burhoe;'
2, Ellwood _Burhoeg 3, Walter Bm-hog
, GFH0 lil--1. Forden Judosn and Gay
Judson; 2, Wilbur wood; iii, Jimmie
Robertson. Grade ll,-1, Helen wood
2. Bernice McCabe; 3, Winnie Bur.
hoe. Grade I.-1, Beatrice Judson; 2,
Lester- Beaton;__| 3, Byfqpu McCabe_
'Pl`|l1l6l'--1. Annie McLennan and Cla-
rence Wood; 2, Mary MacLonnan; 3,
Merel Burhuqe. The_i'oll,owing-,Tpupiig
111350 D0l'f6Cf Bttqhdanco. Chester
Burhoe, Hedley Buihoe, Helen Wood
Minnie CUNY. Annie McLennan:
Mary McLennan. Doris'Judson, Beat-
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Judson, Forden Judson, Athol Judson
Clarence Wood. Gay Judson. '
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~ tral _Drug Store.
Miss Ada Bradbury
B8 Great George Strut"
Threads of. all kinds, 88 Great George
Street.
3710-ir29Mtf. _
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Sore ,Corus 
suderers. ItT_is-- T. _
E0nly15cs;ubot_tle.. ` '
::Foster‘s Guaicol Emulsion of Cod
Liver Oil `is much stronger than most
emulsions sold and the addition or
Guaicol makes it the finest' prepara-
tion on thc market for- obstinate
coughs and.bronchisI» affections. 50c.
and $1.00‘a bottle. E. A. Foster, Cen~
Art Needle Work and materials for.
Wvrklhs- 'Stamped Linens and'
H r' 'r 'ri a
i...i°s.? ‘i.?.‘?é’$é’f.i°£ii.%”..
_Mads 'Com Cure
Use it according to direc-
tions and those sore,.achiiig
T ' come _with all their disooini
-_ - _ forts willtrogbleyouno moru
the 27 inst., when. their youngest
daughter, _Flo,rence, Ruth was united
in marriage to Frank 'A Rams`a` of
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-Hamilton; Lot.l8. Rev. Jolin'Stirling
officiating in the presence ofa large
number of friends and relatives. At
seven o’clock- the. bride, leaning on the'
arm of her father entered the parlor
to thc strains of McndelsjIon’s wcd-
ding. iiiarcli, -played by Miss Pearl
Mutch, cousin _of the bride. Four lit-
tle girls. Jenn Simpson, Milllccnt
Mulch; Helen aliii' Christine Buntain,
all prettily attlrcd 'in white, acted as
ribbon girls and fformed an aisle
.through yhioh the bridal party passed
_t_o_ t_lieir,placa .bgneath a lovely .arch
of evergreens' 'and autumn leaves.
Just before the sacred' words were
spoken, Mrs. Stirling gave a beauti-
fully rendered solo, entitled "The
Voice that Breathed O'e'r Eden." The
bride .was handsomely gowned in a
costume of ivory silk do chene, with
trimmings of net and shadow lace, her
vcil being caught in place with a
wreath of orange' ‘blossoms and she
carried a bouquet 'of white astors and
maiden hair fern. Tile bridesmaid,
Miss Florence Ramsay, sister of the
groom, woro silk voilc. trimmed with
pink satin and carried a. bouquet of
pink astcrs. Mr. Alvah J. MacNeilI.
brother of the bride did ‘the duties of
best man. After the ceremony the
company, about eighty in number.
was entertained to a sumptuous we\\
ding supper, and the evening was
pleasantly spent In social chat and
music, and enlivened by the arrival of
a large party of chiveriers. The bride
and groom were recipients of many
beautiful and costly presents, which
bore testimony of the high esteem in
which the popular young couple is
held. The following evening a recep-
tion was givcn at ‘the_home of the
groonfs parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ram-
say will reside in the beautiful new
residence at Hamilton. Their many
friends join i n wishing them a long
and happy married life.
:zlf _you are a_good cook, you are
careful about the Kitchen Drugs. We
sell the purest, and the _best Baking
Powder, Flavouring Extracts, Olive
Oil, Spices, ctc.. etc., JOHNSON Sz
JOHNSON, Druggists, Cer. Kent and
Prince Sis.
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Everyday _
Service
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.That -feeling of security
which one should have
purchasing
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ing. This is the secondulsland vessel / »- - '
to arrive hers this week withprpduce - - ‘“ u - ` ~
_ and
Tweed Hats for....... _...$1.00
visiting her two sons, Messrs J. G. TWPERARV CLUB FORMED---The Black Velvet Hat Wlth .Colored
and William C- Mol-ood. or Bridge- v°\¥}s lf=dl°s g{ },"°*'}{}l“ 31”? §°fH}f=<1 band     . _ 1.35
town, she still retains her youthful R DD6l‘8l‘Y ll, W 0 “Mit 011 _` "  "
. vigor to a, most surprising degree. of doing sewing and other work in aid Brown and bhe brocaded plush
-.- Of the Red CWM- They have already h`ai:......... 
ATTEN'r|oN is directed io s ciidhgc n rnernbernhin of thirty-flvo. Miss
made in the sailing; of the Rocky Ruth Boulter is prcsidcnt and Miss
Point Ferry. Instead of tnc Ferry %l““i0 Enlight is Sfiiill’-lroas.. While
ai v - lcnvln' Charlottetown in the nftcr- t 9 P\|l’C 8-B HE 00mm 09 C0llSlSiS Of
The Peoples Druggiat” ,mo-,,  5 0-clock, it ,ww 1..avcB',,, thc Misscs Cora neil, eisdys Cisrh,
4_;;|i bmi leaves Rocky pcm at 4_50 Francis Cameron and Eleanor Clark.
p_ -J,_ imteld 0,' ;,_3o p_ m_ 3319 Mrs. H. R. Proiltt has kindly offered
Plain brown velvet 'l`ams..1.50
Brocaded velvet tams, special
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 ‘°  i~°°f- as 3:15:23. W2.'::.<.;.r .misss we have brought .n =~1°n>f into
_V . _ _ '_   _ i V Cross Bociety packed s large box' of new thlDgS-lH~MllllU6fy
_ l"rH|t; s. 's'. H'Avi';|.¢'li\nNodasrrived ict ggniicssiigogisagoys oi’1§an;aJ.lwt. There arg _ .,,_ . _
Vctors Joh' _ e _es y mornng noi! _ Y-_OH UGS Y HS- `
shortly after 10 o’eIock with a large C011?-BMS C' Df Ule b°X Wiliisiell Of New Velvet Ham
cargo of freight. Her return cargo cake. candy. tobacco etc- This is only New Ornament;
consisted mainly of dressed hogs a part of the work being done by this N 0 t . IIT i .
and milk o¢t|,|o,fV_ _ ~ _ I branch,_as the ladies are busily en- ew 3 fic fummlngs
‘ ' -` 'I ' snsodln knitting and mimns ning nr- _ All of the very smartest new des-
,y_ ie so ers\- . ‘ - ~ ' ' - - - -~---
wm ba A meet,” of Harmony W0 igns in hats and trimmings are rep-
men’s Institute in East Wiltshire BRIDGETOWN--' Ml'~Jl1B- H-M01" I’€SCIltCd. '
school on Thursday. Nov. 11th, at 4 bison- the local optician has just tur-
p, m, Mi" Stems or the pep; of nished a-beautiful residence in this
- ‘Agri imrorwin 1, g, place which is quite an addition to "'- ' ° U
cu. lgesen Bridgetown.--Mr.,Jose'ph Hume was  t e I 
NEW SMQKE 31'A¢|(_ _WA fine the builder who knows how to put a '
new smoke stack has been placed cn b'~*;l;li-lflg }f:“lB|1iU€JIf’“Cll)}?¥\ gill? \;0l‘K~ -
the Charlottetown Condensed Milk --- 0 G 001191' C0 '20 6. HDL
_gompanym factory to replace the old R. Burns Master, sailed from this port  express left a
delapirsted one which has been witha cargo of produce laden by IliC€ lille Of Smart VCIVCY and C0!-
_grsdually falling sway for some tims'. l§Iri;_l('1t;;=ws €tm;l‘;ci;toiiwno;il£ §g;i;;i:].;g'l;l§i; duroy hats and tams for little gir1s_ ,
AN Assn v|3|1-on_._ Mrs Mm-gs. chanhsi cf the nivsr which is much Brown Corduroy HatS._...,65c
ret McLeod of Uigg who is in her Hooded- ' _
98 year has just returned heme after
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HALLOWE’El\.' SOCIAL. - A suc-
sful Hallowe’en social. under the
auspices of the Red Cross Society of
Alma. was held at the home of Mrs.
Mac G Alley, on the evening of Oct.
29th. Outside, the piazza and near lawn
were lighted by the old fashioned
"Jack-O-Lanterns," the "Orgies" of
childlioed days. The large front room
was artistically icstoimod from the con-
of the ceiling _ to the four corners
with red. white and blue crepe paper;
displaying also a. number. of- -Union
Jacks. giving to the room a very
quo and patriotic appearance. The
sitting room was decorgtcd with a
large pompon of or nge and black
h festoons of thc same colors ex-
tending therefrom to all sides; as
was thc adjoining “witches cabinet."
l'rnm‘ which a “wise and winsomo"
ch furnished jovial entertainment.
the form of love-lore and fortunes,
all who wished to test the mys-
teries of her occult talents. The ceil-
of the dining room wastransforni-
for the occasion into a largc beli-
pe. formed -hy narrow ribbon de-
ations comprising all the colors of
it rainbow. beneath which was ar-
ranged the well pstronized supper
tables of tho evening. An evening en-
tertainment was enjoyed by sll, con-
sisting of violin music by Mr. Peter
’O'l`Irion, accompsnioti'~hy Miss Bertha
Gillis and Mrs. Minnie Marchbank of
ntrose A Battle H mn of Prince
- y
Edward Island, the words being com-
_posed by Herbert L. AIley_of,AIma.
and arranged to tho marshal irl'usic of
old tune "Battle Hymn ol"the Re-
public" by Boyd _ .Hamill of Breen-
unt, was sung hy Mrs. Marchbank.
evenings work resulted in a
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fi?d`ii|'?Bo§f the Red Cross Society;
the laixiles of which feel well pleas-
with t e outcome of their united
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Mlnu-d’e Llnlmont co., Limited.
Gentlemen.-Last Winter I received
great benefit from the use of MIN-
RD'S LINIMENT in a severe attack
LaGrlppo. and l have frequently
ved it to he very effective in cases
ro
of inflammation. ‘
Yours. ~
W. A. HUTCHISON.
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A New comm./i|NT.l
WASHINGTON, Nov. 4.- Counsel,
for Chicago packers called at the,
State Department today with a com-l
_piaint that Great Britain had impos-‘
ed new and more rigid restrictions
upon their trade with neutral Euro-
pean countries, they asked that speci-
al representations be made to the.
British Foreign Office, and the mat--
tor is now being considered by the de- f
pnrtment. l
 The attorneys discussed with Coun-
slllor l‘olk and Consul General Skin-‘
ner, recently returned from London,
the status of the packers' cases pend-
ing in British prize courts, and tiicf
shipping situation generally. l
After tho conference Alfred R.-
llrion, Henry Veeiler and Luther M.
Walter representing Armour & Com-
pany, Swift & Company; G. H. Ham-
manrl & Company and Morris & Com-
pany. gave out the following state-
ment:
"The immediate cause of our viist
to Washington today is the instruc-
tions issued tothe steamer Chris-
tianiajord of the Norwegian-American
line which expected to sail on Nov-
ember 6 from New York for the Nor-
wegian 'port of Christiania. Such in-
structions prohibited the steamer
from the further loading of the Chi-
cago packers' products, destined to
resident buyers In Swerion’, declares
the guarantee consumption in that
country.
"These instructions we are ‘inform-
od. are duo to the threat of_ Great Bri-
tain that unless tha stcamship com-
panies enforca such requirements.
Great Britain will seize the ships and
cargoes en route to Christiania and.
confiscate such cargoes." ~
GERMAN EDITORS
~ DIBCOURAGE CHEER8.
BERLIN, via London, November 4.
#Many newspapers in various parts of
the Empire are being allowed to in-
dulge in unusual military criticism.
The "food crisis" is described as a
situation arising not only from efforts
of Germany’s enemies but also from
the greed of the food barons. ‘
\Both Maximilian Harden in the
Zunliunft and Herr Gadke in Vor-`
wam their compatriots not to
In' cheers of victory Iiras
as there are hard times Har-
r
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mands that their brothers in the field(
conquer new words. ~ 1
"All must go forward together if we
are to win. Lot those who are so
desirous of battle let loose- their mur-
derous iire from the front where it
will rio some good.
"We want no more admonitions
from those whose enthusiasm for the
heroic age is probably connected with
a desire to prolong the war on ac-
caunt of the business by which they
are flourishing. We do not' want
usurers to take advantage of the
neoris of the masses who are seeking
modest and indispensable food. Ho
who at i.hc time is a usurcr as ro-
icards fnurl is committing a deadly sin.
llc who coins meat, corn or vegetables
is a iloivnright rascal. Ho who stores
li-'ni-r, hnplnf; that thc iricc will rise
higher belongs to the gallow.s"
Steamer Ailre
350 Miles 0li Halifax
HALIFAX, N. S., Nov. 5.-A steam-
er flying the signals "R. S. W. V." with
fire in her-hold, is 350 miles South of
Halifax, and in need of assistance. ae-
cording to a wireless despatch to the
Marine Department from the steamer
Frederick Vlll., which sighted the vos-
sol. . - » :T
The steamer is the British steamer
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