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_Wienxssnnv evening service at St". » . -
Pau .~ will be ohang-d !o Friday evening livered his lecture. Canada, from Ozean to
Tm: Princess arrivei last night at
quarter alter eight and the express at
 Edwin Smith of Kensington de
|0cean. in the hall at Long River on Mon-
a day evening last. The lecture" was illus-
a trated by eterooptican views of Canadian 1
s:euery'aud provei very attractive. Tnere
consider thesvvinter train service. J. J
presented the demands ofthe,Eaet',»fo_r a
daily express both ways and a freight
every other day. Superintend`entrSharp E
discussed the arrangement of last winti r
Tuedilllculty has been that the winter
train which was mixed' did not make”
gooi enough time. He did not think an
manufacture MAL PBX BRE .D for Charlotte-
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OWN SOAP
the most tender skin, soft,
gieggysth, and free fi‘0il1 Chap8.
Ng other is just as Good.
.nerr mm sw cc., aff.. a.uff»l.'
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out in the Wash
is a true saying if you use
FEl.’S NAPTHA SOAP
Hundreds of people- who
have tried it are pleased.
It means less labor and
better results.
T.y it.
U 7c A bar--I0 bars 60c.
Webster & McKay
Phone 199
Cor Kent and Gt. George Sts.
!`lALTEX BREAD
lalex Flour, winch is produced by the
rdentiic treatment of the choicest wheaten
hours wi-h the finest barley malt diasta
lalesabread of very ine. delic=te texture
ev i 1 d it h ' o
own n co ~r, an a hong containing n
nga! haasslivhtlysvveet nutty Havo that 4
`¢m¢_:`ne1y demons. Msnrnx n\i`1;.ao_;
g a hap revelation as fer as dlgeshb
E;-coucerng ltisone of the moat appe-
' ug and nutritious breads made.
I have secured the sole right from TH
HALTED CBREALS Co., Montreal, Que. to
1m.i_TE>__<_Fi_oUR
(owl, P. E. I.
Families who value pure and un
adulterated foods should give
this Bread a trial.
DANIEL STFEW-ART,
THE “ECLI9SE" BAKERY, Kent Street
Telephone zu. Chsrlottet Jvvu, P. E21.
Rav Donali M. Campbell will preach
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side at 10.30 a. m. and at Searltawn at si
p. m.
Tm; Victorias will meet. at the Victoria
Park this evening at 7.30.-Come out
Lb us ani have some fun kicking the pig-
lekic in the mco light.
*Tan Halifax sallei about tires o‘clsck
yesterday with the following: Thomas
\Evans,Mis-\ Belle Mcilanncll, Miss Nellie
M done, J. Flynn, Wesley Davy.
A Tun Halifax arrived yesterday with the
following passengers.-Mrs.Brucc Leitch.
,V. W. Mason, Hugh Clarke, Mrs. M. E.
and from Hfx. R. J. Whitten.
(D V.) on Sabbath Nov Sth in Summer-_
was a good attendance. The pro:eede go..
toward improving the school grounds.
THE Kings‘oc Baptist church and con-
x_gre|ratiun desire to thank the Kinilsbov
Meihodist church for christian csurtsy
in giving them the use of their house of
worship while their own was being rebui t
and for omitting their meetings on the
t'-vo Sundays of :opening servises in
' the Baptist sanctuary; also for able assist-
ence in the choir. They wish to express
their appreciation of the kindness of the
clergyman who conducted the various op-
ening services and their gratitu ie to the
general public for generous collections. `
ON the first lust, there pas ied away. at
Rustiso, Josephine, the beloved daughter
3Gv-ntier. Pius Chirerie. Hw`.°r M<=IfmiS.|<~f the late Lucien and Nazarine Martin.
J at the early age of 20 years. About eight
months ago she was suifering from a' cold,
AT the Police Court yesterday Sep, motr
Gregory ‘s case for Prohibition Aoi viola-
tim was dismls~e‘, the missing witness
f not appearing. Margarate Fenton,
‘Whose mind is diearranued was remand-
ted to jail pending removal to the Asylum.
'A Rsv. D. McLean will preach (D. V.) at
,Churchill on Sabbath the Sth lust at 10.3)
a. m., St Catherines 2.3) and N. M. C. at
6 il) p. rn. On the 15th at Lot 48 at 10.30,
;and on Monday night at Glasgow R: ad at
‘7 p. m.
AGRICULTURAL Meetings in cannrction
withthe Farmers' Institute, will be held
in eastern and western sections com-
mencing Nov. 5th and continue each even-
ying till the llth. See ad. for particulars.
\`Addresses to be delivered by speakers
from Ontario and local agriculturists
A wsu. known Charloveto wn salm n
keeper supplied a number ofthe promin-
ent “sots" of the Citv with a 60 gallon keg
of soured ueer yesterday. They took it to
the land adioining Kensington Range
‘where they drank to their heariscontent
and afterwards s‘retched themselves on
‘ the turf in beastly intoxication.
AMONG those leaving the Island 188%!-
\ panied by his daunhter Miss Palmer pnd
i his nurse Miss Beer eu route io Flonda.
where they will spend the winter; 3- -7-
Caapiwell to St-.John to meet his daughter
return io S dney after spendinll 8 f¢W
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_fdiys at his home in New Glasgow-
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Mechanics. Farmers, Sportamenl
To heal and soften the akin and remove
grease. oil and rust stains, paint and earth. CUI-
use The “ Master Mechan1c's" Tar Soap.
Albert Toilet Soap Co.. Mfrs.
\Highlield 2.30,aud Hunter River at 7 p. m ‘
day were Charles Palmer, K. C., accom-
which soon developei into consumption.
,She touirhh the dread aflliction bravely,
but although every available remedy was
,triefi, it was a loosing battle from th i
first. Always vivacious and active, she
continued so to the end, and not until a
fartnight before her death could she con-
sent `to remain in bei. The funeral
service from her home was very largely
attended, The Rev. Dr. Chaisson conduct-
U it g the service. A brother Bennie and a
sisrer, Tharsile with a sorrowlng mother.
and a large circle oi friends mourn their
lor s.
CORNS BETWEEN THE TOES,
or on the solcs_of the feet,Pcau be c\lr°d_
bv a few applications of utr ams Corn
Extractor, which- acts painlee sly,qui ~k1y“
and w\th ceitainty. 'l‘he_ genuine
‘Putnam‘s always cures. Try lt.
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every nhcessary adjunct. All the POPU-
\ lar siiaving soaps,toilct creams,Ba9 rums,
ishaving brushes, mirrors. SDBWDR m\l¥S»
razor straps, etc. We ask you in .i\1Sf»i¢°
pto yourself to see our stock before buying
elsewhere. Everything we offer has Nell
carefully selected and is good value. The
_ Two Macs.-MacDonald 81 MacKinnon,
Druggists. Corner Great George Md
. _Kent Streets. d -W
‘.Miss Mattie; Wellington McC0ubeIy 011 _ Q Sl1bSCI’1b€1’S W 11 0 S C
papers are not delivered re-
f gularly will kindly leave Word
lat the business cmce when
‘the first omission occurs. It
'A is only by so doing that ir-
lregularities can be corrected.
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Underwear
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i A Great Assortment
MEN’S CAPS
li Fon MEN Wno Snsvs.-We have
and mourners are:
Gtorge Stanley
T. C. Robins
Wm. Wyatt Sr,
Thomas Robins
Norman A . Stewart
F. Robins
Percy Clarke
Reginald Clarke
Dr. Warburton
Dr. Strickland
Dr. Murray
A. E. Morrison
Leivh Brecken
L. A. Haszard
William Batt
J. A. Stewart
W. W. Wellner
ness either way. I-Ie mentioned the r
THERE 'passed peacefully away at
hope on the 14th inst affer a few w
illness Dilcan MacI_.aughlan. He w
man that will ,long be remembered fo
kind and cheerful disposition. He_
-one of Sranhone’s'oldast and respected
sidents. It would be dltlieult to sa
H much in praise of this noble hearted
where character was beyond repro
where love for his children, kindne
all, and above all his strict devotio
Holy Church combined to make hini
exemplary member of the ` coxnmu
That he was loved and respected
his many friends and relations was
evidenced on the day when h’s fun
followed bya large concourse of pe
slowly wended its way to gthe come
where the last rites were perfcrmed by
the Rev. Mr. Fullerton. But new all is
over. A generms character, a noble h
ed man has gone to his reward. Hisch
smile, the klncly wori, and the fric
grasp of his hand will he no longer
heard or felt. To the sorrowing w
and family of six; three sans and
daughter at 'home and two residin
Bcatcn,Mass; The Guardia extends sincere
V sympathy in t_i e loss they have eusta
_#Deceased was in his 79.year.-( Patriot
Examiner please copy.)
additional train east would increase bu~'i-.
0
ing of the Souris train between M
Stewart and Char-lott town as an
prefs. This would give fifteen min
more in the morning and allow the
.to depart half an ,hour later in the a
noon. This might be done daily an
Tuesiay and Friday the freight
Souris ta M zunt S ewart he skipped.
arrangement however wauld hardly
isfy the mee ing and the superinten
said he would lay the matter before
General Manager and do nothink in
position to the demands ol Souris.
Tun funeral of the late Mrs. Thomas
4 Robins (Dr) will leave her' late resid
Prince St. today at 3 o’clock for Peo
Ceme'ery. Service at the house at
to be conducted hy Rev. T. F. Fullerton
and Rev. Leo. Williams. The pallbe
_ PALL-Bananas.”
Charles Lyons George Wake!
D. B. Stewart Cf; R. Smallwo A
Judge Macdonald
_ uoununns.
D. R. M aclennan
E. J. Wyatt
Wm. Wyatt Jr.
Dr. E. E. Robins
Reginald Cox '_
W. W. Clarke
Earle Robins
W. S. Stewart ~ ~
anon  ‘
Dr. Bsgnall
Judge Warb
Dr J Ayer s
E. H. Haviland.
Eneas MacDo
Walter Hsszard
Hector Morrison `
Joseph Lane V
D. Nicholson.
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Just Look at
That Plan !
Does he not look the picture of
comfort? ` _
For the long evenings now com-
ing on, there is nothing you could
buy that would add more to the cem-
fort_and cosiness of your sitting or
dining room than a nice "Morris
c1.air_." we have bought quite lafgt-.1§.f
mg p1eces of furniture and flatter ourselves
_:Morris Chair
our '°
comfort produo
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been a better display in Charlottetown as _nent
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We Have Placed Them all on the Main 'Floor _
_ For your convenience-Call early. and make your ‘seleetiogn
while variety is complete
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All frames of solid
Oak, ' Se1lSBeSt Furniture.  _
according to size and quality-
Cheatper Underwear.
Fair grade rib underwear 4oc suit
Heavier weight '1lI1‘0i1 6°° suit
Fleecelined special 90° Suit
Fine shefuna. sr and Sf-25 S111*
Special value Unshrmkable; he?'V7
wool. worth $1.80 f01' 316° 5"”
We sen every grade and size and
our stock is bigger and better than
ever.
woot   for sums
F1¢¢¢¢ lined tweed shirts 50°'
Knitted shirts. ssc “<1 75°'
FL-_ANNEIL SHIRTS--Best quality Navy and Grey Flannel Shiris,' with and
MEN’S .  "' '11 k, ti bod fad bi sauna-..
with°utc°na?s’aus,z¢5frgm !212to6(I)y mc nec exraarge yan ou e c e
at[88c, $1 oo, $1-25 I 35° I-75’ 2'!-0’ 2'
...weews Goodsare Good... Goods
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We devote special attention to t
Meu’s Hats and _Caps We have 0 _
ively to Hats and Caps.
Every man should see our C395 .
25¢ tg $1.50, Best stock 1n town.
lilEN’S BRACES
Special at ~g5c pair.
5o dozen Men’s Braces. worth
38c pair. selling at-25c. .
_CLOTH TOP SHlRTS_
' Heavy wool cloth shirts. 9oc. _
Assorted patterns in cloth shirts,$1
1.15. 1.25, 1.50 and 2.75,
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a large show room devoted exclus- I   _ 
We believe that we can
please any mother' in the
assortment we now show.
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IN THE Mmsr or-= LIFE  
YOU. ARE iN DEBT
_ It’s no wonder some people are in debt when they throw
the1r good money away buying shoddy ‘tweeds and clothing. `
MONCTON TWEED5 ARE MADE FROM PURE WOOL
Give them one trial and you’ll never buy anything else-
Come direct to the agents.
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Humphrey Clothing Store,
_ Opera House Buildins-
A. WINFIELD SCO'1T'l`,iaM?anager,,% p 
Anti-Colic Nipples, _ .
_ Best Nipple_s,j _ _
_ Simplex Nipples, t .V
and several other makes.
Best English i=ittiu£S
_ ‘ A Biz Stocks!
< ‘Nursing»bottles'. _
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