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Till! WRIS l WATCH
The Wrist watch is a fixture
not a fad. It’s growing popular
ily S€mbfaCil'lg W0fl'l6f'i and Iliff) i " and will now permaiiently take up
in all walks if life. Recognizing I
the fact that it has come to stay
we have selected what we believf _
to be the greatest variety of wrist ' _ I _ I
watches tn the province at least ` »
the mos extensive in the city.
Call and see ‘hcm. I i, i A
W. W. Wellner i  l ~
Offical C. G. R. Watch Inspectors '
\ _,./~ town and during his stay here took
@(’51‘+=-/'_»‘- in me Exhibition. ‘
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Braces. ` _
1686-10-l»Mtuethu2iEthuii.
--THE GIFT STORE.- Brlicos' is
the gift store. Visit, their ‘ furniture
department and. "see the wonderful
showing of exquisite ching, ctitf"Ki_ass,
silverware; brass. leatheri`j"snd"tvory
goods. statuary,pastels,Edison‘ phoiio-
graphs, pianos and "good taste" flir-
nlture for any room in the house.
1688~l0-LMtll6th\.l2iEthuli.
PERSONALS
.\ir. (‘. W. Quigley, Si. Peter-'s Bay.
is in the city.
Mr. Simon Pineau, North ftustlco.
was in `the city yesterday. '
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Ln-wlor, city;
left yesterday for Halifax.
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Mr. Bruce Carruthers, City, left
Sntui'da_\ for Halifax.
McKenna, left this morning for North
Adams U. S. A.
Miss Lillian iMcKenzie, city, left
resume her studies at McGill.
Miss Dalton, who has been the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. John-
sion, city, left yesterday for Boston.
Mr. Sidney Bonnell left Saturday
for Halifax to resume his studies at
Dalhousie College.
Mr. Bernard McQuillan, who has
been visiting Charlottetown, his for-
mer home, let`t` yesterday on return
to Hallfair.
Mr_ William Turner mechanicali
fornian of the Halifax Chronicle
was among the visitors spending
last week in the city.
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' Mr. Ernest Davis uccountnnt of,
the Royal <Bimk_ Sackville, has been
transferred to the Charlottetown
branch and entered upon his duties
last week.
Mr. James Hlllson. and bride,
(formerly Miss Katie Mathieson, oi
Mr. Robert Mooney, for the past
twenty -Years conductor on the
(`. P. R. at Nelson, B. C.» accomp-
anied by his wife and family, has
fcturned to his old home at Morell,
his .residence here.
The many friends of Capt. J. J.
Murchison were glad to see him -in
Picton this week. Capt. Murchison is
first officer on the SL S. Nortbnm-ber-
land. "Mac" McDonald, the genial
Purser of the same ship, also r'e--
ceived the glad hand from his many'
friends here.-Pictou Advocate.
Rev. Julian C. Jaynes who has
--RUBBER IILTING l5Tc- Rub- _FARMUQ3 gQ||,g|\g.._ B;-sees
ber beltluz. 'belt lacing, files and all My, me |-um kind, am; |159; st
mill supplies at headquarters- "money saving" prices. 1 _ ,in _ I.
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Misses Edith ~McfIver and Annie'
yesterday morning for Montreal to'
-rr rave to hw ni our emma' -~1-wo can-ra can ‘moan ma '  _ ' '   \ _ `
"""' insertion tqr advartfllnl in this eel- " ‘ _  » ' - ` _'
_THU °UA|\°|4N ll °l\ H10 ll-'nn`n. Cash must' aceomul! order.. _  f
Laffertyw, Summeraide. l|ti'_ ummm elm." ¢_,°n¢_:-_||,, ,mu  _
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1686-10-IIM iuGtl1\|2iEth\tli.
LIABLE Fon ssnviciz
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_ SIMLA, Sept. 28.-A`t the instance
"of tllefcommander in chief a mens-
"ii?§" his flbsén' ’iia'a"a`ed "p'i‘6v'ldin`g‘ that
inen enrolled in the Indian defence
‘force who previously were liable to
service ln :India shall in future be
liable for service overseas.
AT THE PRINCE EDWARD
WED, AND THURSDAY
THE PHOTOPLAY
IMMORTAL
Scene after scene of drifting
loveliness_ in a story that absorbs
the attention of the old man of
seventy, the young girl of eighteen,
the child of five, the college boy of
3,twenty, the tired business man and
the mother of the household 2 humor
and laughter in every scene with
tears just aroupél the corner'_ ni
many places; cauty _of setting,
beauty of face, beauty of story,
'beauty of acting, everywhere-‘-in
the humble cottage. through the
window shadows, beforethe portals
of night’s secrets, in snow and sun-
shine and flowers, in the graveYard
and in the kingdom of the Future,
-everywhere, in every scene in
every portion of the most beautiful
picture ever painted on the screen
by the hand of a master-artist.
\ 'l`hnt’s Maeterlinck’s “The Blue
liird." That and a thousand things
more. No story-in-words, no at-
tempt at description, can put before
the eye what the picture of Maeter-
linck’s “The Blue Bird” really is.
No one can tell in words the thrill
that comes to the heart as the true
meaning of the story gradually un-
folds; no one can explain the ctcr-
nal charm there is in the sight of
the sail-ship from the Kingdom of
thc Future and the mother’s`sing-
ing on the cliffs by the sea. “l
Such \vords as “each time you
smile I am younger by a year and
your kisses put stars in my eyes,
my babies l” cannotfin themselves
bring tears tothe eyes, but the
picture in which they are silently
spoken can bring thethrill that is
like the touch of an unseen power.
You may not know what it is that
grips you, 'but you know there is
something there deeper, truer,
more lasting than any picture story
you ever saw.
And the reason is this :-Maeter- _
linck’s “Then Blue Bird” is im-
mortal, it is based on things that
know no time, nor limitations of
age, creed or sex. it is as sure of
life as life itself and it will live in
this masterpiece of photographic
art long after the screen tales of
this year and next year and many
years after that, are dead and fo"
gotten. ‘
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NIPPON CHINA
Butter Tubs
Berry Sets
-Ron-Bons
Vases
spent the summer on .the Island and
property at Keppnch for n summer
residence left yesterday afternoon on'
return to his homo in Newton. |Mass.l
The many frlenda whom he meti
dilrln his th weeks sta ln Char
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who recently purchased the Lnrned in great variety
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Damask table linen fine evenly woven
from an all fine linen yarn in a pretty floral
design 72 inches wide at ner yard  
Damask t_able linen this is a very fine but
heavy, Eplend|;l2weai}'1ing clodth in a very pretty
poppy esign mc es wi e at per _
yard ........................................ __ 
All pure linen Damask table cloth ina
heavier quality but line and evenly woven
this is a splendid wearing cloth in a very
pretty basket design with napkins  
to match per set  ....... . .~ .......  '
Damask napkins in a good heavy durable
one_ for every day wear. A large range of
designs to choose from at per 'd oz e n
$2.50, 3.00, 3 50
70_ Blleacheg Ertiglish shéeeling good quality
in e
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Bleached English sheeting strong a n d
durable in. heavier quality 70‘and 80 inches
wide atper yard 70c’  85C & 90C
ipuremliiien I-lemstitchied and Embd.
initial pi lovlvi case_s_th1s is a' fine evenly woven
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Hem or heiirzistitzbiiledf linen Hock towels
very s rongan ura e or ev
day wear ateach...._.._.............EY. Soc
_ Damask table linen fine evenly woven,
this rs_a heavy durable cloth rnade from all
Dure linen yarn 72 inches wide at  
per yard.......';............. ......  ....  ‘
Moore & McLeod Limited
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FEW PAYS AGO THE TRAVEIJLER OF
A the linen_depaitment ora big wholesale house
dropped in to see us, I-le looked through the
-lines shown in that daylight linen room of ours-
` of the de artment said he “your telling
to the head p I
linens retail here cheaper than I am able to offer
them wholesale."
There’s ai reason. We 'are sellin now linens
bought in some cases, 2 years ago. Tie felt sure
it would be impossible to get more of many lines
we carried--so bought great supplies away ahead.
Thac's why we are able'to give you the best
linen values in the market to-day. 'Will you drop
in while at the Exhibition, and visit the smartest
linen department in Prince Edwardlsland.
Here are some of the things you’ll see-and
- these are only a very few, oi 'he attractions:-
All pure linen huck towelling very _fine
the right thing for embroidery work in a
large range of floral and sl ripe design! at
per yard 80c 9(lc, 95c, $1.00
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Hem stitched and Embd. bedspread in a
large range of pretty designs this is one of
the best wearing spreads at per each
$3- 50, 4.25, up to' 10.00
Damask table cloth in an all pure linen
very line evenly woven thread in a very neat
F leurde-Lis design with napkins to  
match per set _ ....................  - '
All pure linen damask table cloth strpng
irélenogdlyyerrilndg gloth _imc evlsn thread in 3'
anti u lora esign wi nap ins
to match per set..    
_ Damask table cloths strong and durable
will give splendid satisfaction in wear a large
range of patterns to_ choofejfrom at each
$2 00 2 50 3.00 '3 50
' Bleacbed énglihh circuiar pillow cotton
fingeveplly wogen tstrong and durable 40-42
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per .a..35c1'40¢» 459 Soc
All fine linenhem stitched with a damrisk
border large size this is a teautiiul towel to
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Roller towelling in all linen good weight
splendid drying quality in factthe' bestithat
can be had for the prices--at per yard
got, zsc, soc
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