'i°° H°'-ms' . Reporters and Correspondents Ever.Ywhere.~ - --°“”"°“ S“""“""““"”" ”"" 
Choice!
.5 'l HATS
King Edward,
& Sole Agents one -.._--._',_..
U town yesterday.
 
: L f _"* ~>~~-»-' -f-~ - -~--~
A i Capt. Thos Kickharu Souris was in
Rev J. I. Johnston, St Mnrsurets, was
' in town yesterday.
PURE
cornea
Rev A. E Burke returned to Alberl.0li
yesterday afternoon.
_ Bernard C -
is ours, coffee without ad- S,,,,,.,,, ,,u_,,,e§ll;g§?;|:l;l u Wssenger W
u.lt¢:rn_tion, (periectly blended. ' ml' -
One sip, an then your verdict; i _J. K. Ross ot the North Aiuericun Life
if it is’nt better than any In in Sydney on it business trip.
ou’ve been buying at the _ , _
Zame~,,,.,ce, nu mme, ,,,,,e,,,, ~ _.i. s. Mnctiion. of the 1-. is. i. R.,1e..ve»
this morning on ii vlsiit to Montreal.
send it back.
~ I , A Social. for thi- _-iturli~ul.~i of P. W.
   College is to ln- held in Zion Church to
i nip; it.
' Every Morning
Wcbstcr & McKay.
C°r' Kent ‘nd Gr' George Sl‘3_ Tiii-1 work of tlliing in ciny on the
 ~ _ riort In-rn np|iroi\»<-li to the liillslioi-o:Bi'iilgc
is nlrnost noniplrted.
TEE S.S. City ol' London goes to Vernon
Hlvi-r Bridge ou Mondiiy inoriiiiig next
ut ll o`clock.
\V. i". 'i`idni|iri~ili iind G. I.-. linxtvr rf
the l’ortli\nd l’iii-king Co. wciit to Souiis
ycstr-iwiity uitcrnoon.
oua
CREAM
AND ‘ _
cocoANUr-
Pies ‘
are fresh ioda y.
'i‘iii-2 tug Ciill re|ioi'ted \\'i'i-ckcil is now
int, North linstito. The owner Mr. Fiigili'
wi-nt to tlu- north sith- yc.~iterdny. 
lion. D. A. MA:-mNNoN will be sworn
in ns liovt-i'noi' this inorning nt ll o`clock
in tho llcggiiiliitirt- Asst-iiilily Cliiiinbcr.
ll. li. Lorillv tor|nie|'ly of Gliiirlotti-to\\'i\
ond now oiiiriiii-t-riii thc Liirliino Ciui:i‘,
They have rich creani
fillings and ore very
nicely frosted. Try
one for supper, I2, i5
and 2o cents each.
D. STEWART,
ECLIPGE BAKRRY.
Blkel Best Bread.
l M ru-icini, Spolciiiio, Wiisii. llcr sistei‘» iit.7}i. ni. J. A. Matin-son ii cxrcctcd to
W Miss llildii, ii"<-.oiiipi\iiici~i licr to Montrciil he preeaciil. and speak.
i s dt-iid.
Tilt: i'iin<-i':\l of Mrs Ali-x Mi-Ni-ill, Clyde
River will tnki- pliici- nt. two o`t'lo\-it
Siitiiriliiy iii'it‘i-iioon to Clyde Iiiicr
.Y
lilissi Alina lioinwtsori lciivcs this innr iiiei-iiiigsittloiis rviiiivie ini-cling wili lic
riinp; to visit lit-r sfstur, Mrs, C. A.
THE
l
lili EWS §
§
F
i
_~-~. -.-- f -.3 'r' *l*
`TnB Prinaess arrived last night. _nt 9.05
and t‘ e oxpre~s at 10.46. ‘ ' 'H
Miss Ln`u Large leaves this mor. ing on
ii visit to St. John, N. B. _
W. B. How-uni and Jas McKenna were
The inany friends of Mrs Rev. Donald
McNeill"wlli regret to lcurn of her serious
illness.
Pc/in the Abegweits and the Victorian
ure practicing hard for ihe foot»hull match
Siiturdny.
At Ciiiwlottetown vii the 12th in.~it'., by
Rev. \V. W. Lodge, Neil McKenzie und
llicsisie Louise Chnridor, both of Chur-
,iottotcwin
l THE Ladies' Aid oi the First Methodist
Church will hold it ruininuirc sale during
the tlrst week of Novouiher. Location
:ind dnte later.
’l‘ni~: donth took piiive in Grnnd Forks B.
C. from typhoid fever on the lltli OI Miss
'l`|llii- Crockett daughter of H. Crockett,
Cape Traverse.
Rtiixnirr Dodd. l'orn\cr|y of Pownal,
`no\\' of Nt-\\' Bedford, MiLs-., rind .\s:~\ist~
iuit Siiporli|t.t-iidciit of the Priidciitinl ln-
siir.ii\<¢c Co., of Aiiir ricii caxuu so the city
lust, evuiiiiig.
No i~=1-rii.vit'E wi'l ln- lcld next Saliliutli
iii0|'iiiii;| in tlii- P11-.siiytt‘i'iii|i iliiir li,
Ar.iii.;it'i‘.l. l`.0rdly, St. John, fntlicr of Monl/nglllx' 'um wml/or mlilmllles ul will
rt-~op|-iiiiiir of thc Mctliodist, Church in
lhiit \'illiii:i-.
'i`ni-1 .\`ortliwc.~it Monntt-1 i‘o‘iici- will
i~:irr_\' it u iiil, letters and iost unrdn only
oiict-ii iiioiith from Dii\\'.~0iito Str-iviirt.
liivi-.r points. Diilcs of lunving uri- not
Y yct z\i'i'aii<,;i-ii.
Cciiit-li-1' .
IN iid ‘ition to the rc'.ii`nr cniiipiiigii
hi- d ut Stniiliope liull Snturdriy Ort. 22nd
_ '~*- v ~f~" 'f ~ ----- _ -- --- THI-2 third spun of thc Iiillsboro iirid;_ft-
tr
iinspliicctl in position ycstcrdiiy nboiit
noon ltis cxpct-ti-d that three moori-
i
».;~I*f’~` ' . ` ` ' . . Q '
"H ipiuis will be plat-i-il this iiill. 'llu- draw
__Q»ii3n..i_
-l
 'is' i-xpcctuxii iii-ro :~ilioi'tl_v illso.
\ ~ I
‘£7 2
l l`iii<:Ric wt-rc Z8 riiissi-ri;:\:i‘s and iiuotlier
liirgt- loud of gcnfrnl fri-Iglit. ii|i to Wi-st
River ports on tlic S. S. City of Lon on
yi-str-rriity afternoon. The ri-I urn r':\r.io
i‘oi|.\i:~.t.cil of l0 biii'|'\'ls |irodii<~i- :ind ii on es
i~~,;',.fs.
’ TUE li(-:ivy nor! li 1-nxt wind ot lust night
_' tlii'L-i|,l.i-iii‘.il to uiiikc li iolitl \\'rci-li of the
/ Ai'iui'a\,n, Capt. llouci.-tie, itslioru at
.
1 .
MEN
5" ' `
'i-lx-'T' -
' Wil()
WEAR
SHIRTS
will iiud one of the biggest assort-
ments of shirts in the city at this
store, .in all qualities of
FLANNFTL SHIRTS.
GREY. NAVY. STRIPED.
with and without collar. Some
i with the popular combination col-
lar. All szes 14% to I7 inch.
.
ll
ll V liuriticu Hirst. llitls. Slit- is owiii-d ly
“li n . ~
.io-. iiiilinnt, liii.~'ti<-o, and lni~ ll0 tons of
i~o:L| on lioiild.
A'l‘ the i-lose of tliv l‘rovii\<'iit| VV. C. 'l`.
U. Convention 'l’nursditv nt; ri p. ni. thi-rc
wiil lu- ii niii~i~‘ mi-i-iii\;_" in thi- lliiptisi
l Cliiirch, Ri-.vllvir White will preside; Rev
` Mr i)0h.~ioii will iuidi‘o.~-1 thc iiicctlilg und
olliernttriictroiis will lit- iniidt- known
liitvi
" l‘]:t.~‘ton pliiyi-ii tht- \\'L-ililiiig' mari' ini? Q
W Jhiiii-`i~' C/\i.Dl-iii, Jr., of the lirin 0fl'|`lir-1-liim-.li \\';i.~|l\-i'oi';it4-<i for lin- or-t'ii~ ` 
Ciildi-r 8; Son, leo\'i-.s this inorning' for , ion with iniir-h taisti- by :nliiiii-iiig ti-li-iirls , D   
Denver, Col.. ivlii-ro ho will spi-iiil tin-,wlro iii iniiny ways iriiiiiitl-:~t,<-il tht-ir,
wiiit<'i‘ iimntlis. On his trip out Dir. 1 1-stci-in for thi- liridi- iinii groniii. A l.-irm'
Cu di-i' will visit, I\loiiti'eiii, Dr-troll,  iinmiu-r ot` invili-il g\iest.~u>.~'ui|il»le:i nt the
Cliifziwo mid other Pitii-.-2. 'i`lit* ttiiloi'iiig;ll>i'i<lt-`\‘ i‘i‘.~.i<l1‘iii*0 iifti-r tht- rcrciiiniig'
inisiiicss will of t'ii\ii‘.st: ie i:0iiiliir'li‘rl its ivlit-rc ii i|iiist.:tlniiir`:iiit |'t-|iiL.\l. liiiil in-1-,ii 1
usiinl during his i\b.~icin~o.
A Mono those leaving the cit_y _ynnli-.rriay
Rev. lnnis Friisur, to Windsor; Patrick
Dorsey, oi' thi- P. i‘l. I. R., imrl his .~4iNt~Pi',
Miss I<`lorri|~ Dorsey, to ii visit. to tli ir
hrotiii-r, I)r.' Dorsey, l{uiisii.s City; Mr.~i_
\Villiiun llilloii, on Boston; llcnininin
and Mrs. lto;_fci's, Jr.. to St. John ; P. A.
Smith, of the P. 15.1. R., on ii visit to
Boston.
1
THE Electra liiid it liirgc out,wii.rd ciirizo
of general iudsc. ye:~zterdi\yiiftcriiooii to
Murray River. The iriwnrd r‘i|i';_"o thc
previous night., inclndcd 38 ciisi-s v.‘ggS, 5
crises berries, 21 1-uses clriiini, Lid driims
fish, lil Cuéiks lisli, Zi bis. hiiifon, 2 bln.,
Sounds, 6 hrls. bottles, ll mist-.~i rio, ii plr;,;s. '
` ,n town yesterday and go east this [morn-_,
HZ- _
wort- (hiriiet Moore, to South Bt-nd, Ind. ; ,,
`THl Manchester Trader is' due Satur-
OCTOBEB 14, 1904
day ut6a m.
After having teen closed for mpuirs tho
Montague Methodist church will be reop-
vlccs will be held. Rev. li. G. Sincliiir of
the Presbyterian church w ll pi-eu.ch at
ll a. m. Rev. W. R. Motley, Christian,
at3 o'ell>ok and Rev. F. D. Ihi\'i<ison Baptist
tit 7 p. ni. Colleclion will he marie in :rd
ofthe church fund and the t-hnir vi ill te
assisted by the chair of the Lower Mont-
ague Church.
THB death occurred nt ht-r ironic Clyde
River, Wednesday,Oot.l2 ot liininn I.ctt.ic,
iwe39yeiirs. beloved wife of Alt-xnnder
McNeill, imd younaest diiuiglit/.-r of t.he
lute John M_oCo.lluui, Southport. She
lciives t0 ino-:rn ii. sorrowing liushnud,
-hree small children, an rigs-il mother,
three .\ii.~itcrs,Mri-4. Win Wood. Mt iiei-bert;
Mrs Jiiiiiea Rover, ltoyiilty rind Mrs l’ct.or
llcwitr, Cli'iown, und two Iiroi in-rs, Dorid l
on the lioiiiczitciid and Cliiii-lim in l'ro\'i' l
d- nce H. I.
-Woitii \vn.~i receiveil iii tht- 1-ity lust
cvenliiig from I’ict,ou oi Ihr- dt-nth of Miss'
Auiy Gordon which ocuiirrt-rl thi-rc ycstcr~
diiy after t nly four days' il|nr~\.\‘ ot-<~iu-iioiietl
by blooil-poisoiiing from :in ulccrutcd
tooth. l\'iis.~i (i0rdon, ont- ol' |’i<'toii`s
most. popolzir young liidii-.~, is \vt~l\ known |
iu this city, Ili the Opt-rzi Uoiiipniiy oil
Priiit~.css Bonnie, wliioti wus ln-rc litstl
wintcrfroui l’iotou,slic its Ki! ly Lllovexxonr-l
of the lcv.dini»: chiirru-ti-i'.~<, was ii f1i\'oi~it.i-l
with thi- iiudicuve iind in;rd-- uiniiv frieinls
ivli ii- in thc city who “ill lviirii of lit-ri
iicci-use with rcitnzt. A niiinberol lrii.-mist
are l`orwiirdiiig todiiy ii bi-mitifnl wreath. `
A i,»Uii<;r home wedtlliiiz look plat-ez
Wt-dncsiiny 1.-vt-ning thi- l2in~t ii' lliv-
re.-ir'li'iiC\- of lie- ry ijliatiiiili-ii, l\ia\l||<:i|iic,
lioiid, iii tilt- presence of it liirgv niiiiiln-rl i
of iw-lzitiws iuid friuiid-i, \\‘li\-ii thrir, l
dniigliti-r Bessie Louise was iinilrd in
iiiiii'rii|;gi‘ to Neil McKi-ii/.ic of thi- sziiiii-
pliicv. The cert-.niony wats |i#i~lo|-.nt-rl by
tin- Iii-v. W. VV. Lodge. 'l`|n- hri i-, who
ivns he our ngiy irttired in griiy crepe dc
viii-no with Sill( it d uiiplii|iic triiliiiiiiiizs,
o ti-rt-<l the parlor leaning on the itrin of
licr l`zithi-r while lil(-.iirli-l,\s'oliii`.~i wcddi g
Miirvli wits in-iii,_f}i|1t_ye1l by Miss Hes-ie
l"o.~l.<-i'. The initio wats il' li-iidiul by her'
sisti-i'Mi.~\ l\inii.\ii‘ l`.li.-indlc-i' who witsl
iii-1.-s.~.-<l in white- orgitndy. 'l`lic izrooni ’
was .~upport d by lliirry \Vouinir~ott
A fit-i' thi- t'.t-rciiioriy the guests l'e(‘i|ircd L0?
thi- dining' i-oo-n hcrc ii suiuptiious re- l
pist wits p\i't,:i.ki-ii of, itftcr w -ich tho
i-vt-ni tg v\n.~ .spent in iniisir: iiud sinuiiig.
'l`li<- i,{i'ooiu`.~ gilt to ilii-, liridc vi'us nbenliti-
ful gold i»i-ooi'lu- :ind to ihi- liridi-.sinitirl ii|
ring not with pearls. Ainotig the miiiiy
in-nntiful und costly pri-sent.-1 vviw ii,
clork iind layup frtiin the iiriii of Cnrvcll
Iii1i.~‘ \\'ln-ri: l\‘li'. Mi-Ki-ozio was l.‘iiip|uyL-il
:ind at lVl0i'ri~ i-liuii' from tlii: ciiipluyevs.
sion \\‘ ii~ii John A. l'1\|\\';iriis, fornii-i'l_)
o' llriliiipsliin- init now of Ciiin‘-riiiirv,
.\l:is\:\clni.~i-tts rind Miss .\l;tlivl l€.Cri1wy.\,
only -inn hti-r ol` .i.»ii|i\-.s and rs
L`r\iwv.~ of Kiiiirsliiii, wt-ro iiniti-ti
in\\i'riu;4'i-. 'l`lit-Cliuri-li \vi\< i~r<>wiied to
ilu- dirors 'l`l|i- iii-\' \\'||i il‘\-'ri~oii HI' (`/orii i
1 | .
it sh fall fabrics
` Handsome, sturdy weaves, in rich, autumnal
ness brisk in our dress goods department.
Heavy Irie'/.es, 56 inch,
'black, navy and grey. . ..
Fancy and plain frirzes,
flake mixtures, etc, 50
inch width. . .. .... ...
Cheviot siiitiiigs, all pure
wool, dark navy, light
naivy. hlark. grey, card-
inal, green, plain colors-
Oxford, with green tlake,
all wool suiting . . . . . .
..$l_f‘}5
A half dozen or so pretty
colorings in all wool
Absolutely waterproof cra-
veriette, black, light
weight . . . . . . , . . . . . . .
..§|.55
Heavier weight in Oxford
and green $2.15 and. . . .$2.25
New Habit Cloths. Pana-
uias. Roxauus, Crepolines,
Crincolinc. etc, etc.,$i.0o.
Si.io, $.25, $1.30, ....$|.55
French Fiamiels in all popu
lar shades . . . . . . . . . . . .
._ 5§¢
Fancy waist ings in beautiful
coloiiugs-priced at figures that make busi- '.
_ | "
cheviot. witii fancy ilwke. $1.35
For skirts, wc`\'c zi vcry ,
liaudsonie line of plaid l
back, cheviots in brown _
effect. and green. . .. ...$l_95
Broa lclotlis, liaudsonie
dressy fabric|.black,navy, _
green, bij_g,,‘_D` etc., etc..
,;..s5...\_ _,_,.c,....$i.95
\{ a
do   iiiclle ci.
new designs $2.55 and
52.95 per wail.-st length
New Lustres in cardinal,
pale plue, cream, pink,
navy and black . . . . . .
..
Cheaper Dress Goods at ,
every price 250, 35c.42c
5oc and up.
58c
wzili pi-i‘i'oi'iili-iltlicci-|'<-ii|oi|_\'.Astlii- liriiii-, `
who looki-ri <‘li:ii~niiiii: i iilt~ri-d tht* <-hurt-Ii ` m
li-miiiii; rfn thc nriii of hi-i' fittln-r \li»s
pi‘t‘pi\i'i-il rind from thi- oiisurvittioiis ni>n’e
by the wrilvr ii wats eviiii-iii ,
tlic ientirr- ot- nsioii was of
ic inost ciijoyailile r-luiwiclcr. `
'i`he |n‘csviit.~ to thi-. bride wort- liotli niiir-
1-roiis und in-niiti|`nl, iiwlii ing ri viiluzilili- l
Hold \\‘i\i.t'l| from the l:riilgi‘o0|ii .'iu’i ii. \\'t'll
tilletl |>iir.~`r‘ froiii llic mi-i|iii<~i'.~ ol' llic 1
<'ln1ii',ut` thi- i{iiii.;~~dU|i Mi-tlil»iii:~t. ()liiii'<-li
wlicrc for ii iiiiiiilwi' of _yt-iii‘:~i M i.-.~
l'riiwy.~; luis ;_fi\'L-ii iii0.~.t i-til'
vit-nt st-rvii-o ns oi';mni.~4t.
liitppyiniiplc it-i`t fortheir new hoiui-
Ciiiiibriilgiz Mass, _yi-\i.vi'4iiiy |iioi'iiini.{‘
lollowi-d by thi- lu-st, wislit-.~ of il \'l‘r'_y liii‘,|o 
i'irr-lv of lrir-nd.~i. l
.
E
.\ CAl’l'l`AL CUBIC FUR SOlii~I'i`l1lit).»\'l'
- l fi l f Pol-
. . . _ _ le-i to \ir~'t rw it gnri: i- ii -\\' 1 |-o|i.~i ri
hiili-.si and _pt-its, .i lirls. potato.-r<, i0 pkgs. _`,“,,._` N\,,,\,i im, in _`,,,_,_,,,,,,_,, “,,,,_,._ ,,,,,|
Simdrle-< mill two iiitssr-iiirf-is Iii'--.i~ 1..-fort-i-t-i.ii-ii ruhiin iliioti .uni .li ~i
thi- bout, which is worth $6,000, i'or-eivcil ii l
ig Y - _ V ' .' . ' _ .
Bok, White Sniirls, mid Bt-|i_j. lit-i\i'.~i.l\'|':11'\>‘1”l)' Wiilll _-\'i“""il"“;~_ BY _\||;‘""Nl\l»"
_ -, , t ii- mi.-iii-.~.-~:iii< in iuninn ion wi rivi-
Murrui Rum' l<iisnp}:coi'c|i_1-iitiri-ly. f\'i'i'\'iliiii- di'i\'i'.'~i
A  -1°--~ "<~~-no   Uf a:“'::Y.f;£:‘;:“:'.'.'.."u'I ":'.:‘:;~.:.°i:;.u:z"“. .su-'1
H  I _._ _. _
UW wreck of the cull “"8 ll "Tuul hm” l \\`lliit€tt,`s |ni|ld|~  liiiylii 155:. lrottli- from
Arcli. l"rii,};»'i‘, of Uliiitliiini, tin- owner ff . y0r||~rlr\iggi.~:t todny.
A vi-lin' pri- ly wt~il<liiiiz took pliice Wed- l
iii-.wtliiy in ilu- Mr-tliodist Church, King-
, .
. :J M
_ iii _ __ _
i
_
noe to $2.50 each
A3 Q?/\ /
Cy\EP\9 _ I
 
CLOTH SHIRTS
in all sorts and weights .from the
- finest serge to the heaviest "Klon-
dike" 75c to $2.75 each.
TRY WEEKS & CO- FOR
SHlRTS AND
UNDERWEAR.
 sv '
HATS AND CAPS.
Right prices mid a big line to
cho0se`from.
fa' 'V
,/,. /f'
,.<f.”.¢fi/‘
.¢
,f
wnrd lsliiiid where thc hoiit- wus. Licforr-.
. . . . _ 1 `. l’ i.i Hriiiiii./tri-: 'rim
tr-.lviriviin iislriiig him to go to l.-‘ri|u-4- lad; Du HAMH FUN q Lilvirilt. i 
l
._._°_._ ,
- -» ~- Y '--fe .v "»-t<.1-7--f
--i_ _..____.... ----~-------A-*AA* -*-'~ - , \ S;
-ly-¢Qf.~\||,»-»»~\l|,-|~vv~»¢~M-#qw-v\~l'vl~1v~» 1
They Have a Mfonopoly
f Buying Furniture
Let them think so, it does nobody ,rainy harm, and it
3
pleases them But for fear the public might be led away
by their extravagant utterances, we humbly rise to remark,
that we have been and are still buying from almost every
maniifacturer in this broad Dominion-and further we are
content to sell at a much smaller profit than most people ask.
We would like the opportunity of showing you our furniture_
and would like you to compare. and we _think we can con-
vince you that what we say is true.
John Newson.
S
leaving he sccins to have izivcn out thc* ° i -- -- ff Y rr ' ' ' "" """ A' ‘ " " ' "" ' " " ` "
story which crenti-d thc panic. No one
seen :4 to ltnow why he did it.. though
some suppose tlliit he niiisit. liuvi-, hr-uri
drinking. The .~it.ory caused igreiit rtnxii-ty
nt. Cliiitliiim iimoug frlcnds of tliosit- on
hoard, until word rinnc by \vlro tlint. t-he
Onli was nil right. Fritgcr is not supposed
to Mtyc n. i-ion on hoard the boni..
rice Hatters.
Latest linglish Styles! 
Tniizss' $2.00.$2.5o. $5.000
l
l
Hats. l 
Swell Styles! Best Value!
Weeks’ & Co. Sole Agents. on
0
_ , _____: _M M
Syrups.
Laviolette's
Red Sprnrc Gum
Nun's Syrup
White Pine and
Tor
Pyny-Hnlaani Harvard Syrup
Sharpe's Allen’s
Ayer s Shaw's
Chnmberlain‘s Sininouls
Mi|ler‘n Bnird's
Tamarnc Norway Pine ,
Tar and Cod Liver Oil. -
All of the above in stock.
G
_]ohusou's
A<lamson‘s
Cliasc’s
Wistar's
.E
5
-'-'f
an
, =.'
' Gough .Pt ' H
One gross of this f ;
popular tonic now
in stock.
Fresh and genu-
ine. i
Price $§i.o0 a bottle '
3 for $2.50.
“The TWO MACS '
ltcboiiaiduliclluiion,
DRUGGISTS,
Cor Gtllaorge and Kent Sta.
SUN LlFE’S
BEST
Record since organization was niade in the year 1903.
Amount of new Policies paid for 314.167.2050"
Premium Income .`i~1‘)7~4‘J4-00
Increase in Assets 2.025.504 00
increase in Surplus 2<)0~‘)‘5-“U
For plans and premium rates in this “i’rosperoiis and
Progressive" Company apply to
E- R- BROW.
Manager for P li island,
Charlottetown,
i9 inwt' iyr
I '-
Ghoose The BEST
Tne Tooaooo Epicure who does not use the
Hickey Twist, Pearl or Ruby
Has never derividlihat Seal enjoyment which in his-
They are the gems o t e tra e.
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'POLI IICAI. MEETINGS.
Messrs. Martin & McLean, the Liber-
al Conscrrntivi- candidates in the forth-
coming election will meet the electors
ot gjiieeiis County at the following times
and places.
Rnstico liank, Fri. mth, 7 p
lllaylicld Hall, Silt. 15th, 1
Hope River. Mon. i7th, 7 p.
Cli toi1,'l`ucs. i8th, 7 p. ln.
irishtown. Wed. 19th, 7 p. m.
Granville, Tliiir. zoth, 1 p. in.
Spriiigton, Thur. 20th, 7 p. ni.
limyvalc, Fri. 21st, i p. in.
.»\iton Hall, Fri. zist. 7 p. in.
North Ri.-er, Sat. mid. 7 p. in.
Fort. Augustus I'Iall,near church,Mon.
z.illi, 7 li. ni.
A inretiug of the electors of Cove-
lii-.nl and vicinity in the interests of
.\It-ssrs. McLean and Martin the Con-
__<crv:itive Candidates, will also be held
in Staiiliope Hull Saturday, Oct. mud,
t-vt-ning, at! p. rn. Prominent speak-
ers will a dress the meeting. Mr.
john A. Mathieson. M.L.A., Leader of
the Opposition in P. E. 1., is expected
to be pri-sent and address the electors.,
I [Other meetings will be announced
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STOCK
FOOD
\Ve sell the best stock
foods.
We have at present
National Stock Food,
Atlas Stock Food,
American Horse Tonic,
Herbagum,
Kaw Kuve,
Poultry Food and Egg
Producer,
Ellis' Condition Powders.
Try our powders. if you
once use them you will use
‘ no other.
Bring nn your stock re-
cipes. __
ELLI
The Dfvililt.
Charlottetown.
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