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Dr. Dickey
has resumed prsc'ice.
Evenings by appointment.
OFFICE HOURS: 9.30 to 1 p.m.2.00 . g  
$0 4 p. fn.  Y0u'll find Prett Plaids, Plain Blacks, Fancy ' '
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Chnrlottetown this morning.
l\~li<_ N. Rfitlenuui-y, received n tele
tiriiin yt--terdtiy stating tttat the Lak
t=`t‘lt~t'k }'t'r_i`.cl'(l ly ll10fI1l!1g.
T005- UOGQSOH. & W. T. Bowness.
liooglit out W. S. Newman, Bedeque,
l’.l~1.I.-Maritime Merchant.
.\li~i. J. M. l)i;i~:caN vice principal of
West Kent St. school at Charlottetiwn.
will lecture in Montague tonight on
‘ Evolution. The proceeds to go in a"d
of the band. There will a1~o he a pie
_ social in connection with the lecture.
l A misionary meeting was held in the
M-thodist church Little York last night
` under the auspices of the W. M. S. The
` night being a beautiful one the atfend-
ance was very large. Revs J. J. Teas-
dale and J. W. McConnell, who ad-
dressed the meeting returned last night.
, Tal: funeral of the late W. Critchlow
Harris. Sr. will take place this after-
noon at three o’clock to St. Peters
_chnrch. Rev. Jas. Simpson. priest in-
cumbent officiating. The pall bearers
will be H. J. Cundall. Thos. May, W.
H. Aitken, W. H. Stewart, Hon. F.
De St. D. Brecken. W. H. Croakill,
The interment will be made in St.
Peter’s cemetery.
Tm: Social Hall for young men an
evening in a manner which augurs suc-
cess for the undertaking. The room
was crowded with boys and young
men who enjoyed the musical and
literary entertainment provided. Lunch
was also dispatched with apparent
relish. The rooms will admit boys
under 16 on Monday and Friday nights,
P Other evenings are especially for young
men. Good reading and games will be
provided, and music in abundance.
Contributions of magazines or cash
\reasurer,Mr. J. K. Ross and duly
acknowledged.
Tnouon he had been a good while
ill few of his many friends were aware
that Mr. William Boy le of Prince Street
was so near the end of his life's activities
when his death was announced last
evening. The tidings will be leaned
with unfeigned regret by many readers
of this notice. Mr. Boyle was well and
favorably known to the people of Char-
lottetown. He had in middle life
carried on an extensive tanning business
onthe Lower Spring Park Road. In
his energetic pursuit of this trade
tBoyle’s tannsry became known through-
out the Island, while he as proprietor
accumulated a goodly share of wealth.
In his business relations he was kind
and generous toward his employees,
honest in his dealings with customers
and won the respect of all. Ho was a
worthy and active member of the First
Methodist church in which he was also
tor many years a class-leader and
trustee. A widow, formerly Miss
Faught of 'this city, and two ch;ldren
survive him. Dr. Boyle if iiarbor
Grace. Newfoundland. now in this city
announced lat-sr.
Big  
DRESS
wn “We leave ou to 'nd e
put out in 5 lots.
“assistance
$5 i
new comprise the firm of Hodgson &
Bowness. General Sm-ekeepers. having
 You’llget almost anything you want in this ._ -------- ~~ -----  _ _. _ _
 U  lot in Fancies, Plain Blacks, Plaids and Tweed ef-  19g _f ..  As a general rule’ the 
Tim fancy table at the Kindergaten
  Hall, Dec. 7th. will be stocked with all
4 ktntis of pretty and useful articles.
C. me and buy needlework toysnprong,
china. purses, v»\S0=. Pil‘t01‘eS. in fact
Tut: S. S. Sanley leaves Picton for ,myming you wang
ONE hundred and six pupils were in
THE drpd-2° Prince Edward Wm be atteiidritice at the School for the Blind,
towed lo Uh”rl"t"”i°W" tl' _Bally Bm* lfltlifax, last term. Sixty-three were
lugs as soon as the weather is stiititbl ~. from Nuva SCO im ,wem_V_.me from
_ New Brunswick, six from P E. Island
0 and eight from Newfoundland.
llnro-i had arrived at Liverpool at 11 l REV A_ L_ GEGGm_ when at Det,.0;t
was adtntring the llittois badge of the
C. E. delegation from that state, which
consisted of the British and Americin
flags crossed. A Yankee remarked.-
“You soothe British tltg is behind the
American." to which Bio. Gegizie, of
'l‘ruro, r.-plietl,‘° I`he Americans always
like good backing.” Tn- Y tnl ee owned
up; --That’s one lor you, Scot.it-.”
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Annanoi-:Mi<:N'rs are completed for
what promises to be a:ver_v interesting
meeting in the 1st Methodist church
this evening at eight o’clock. The two
Methodist congregations of the city
will unite in holding a meeting in the
interest of the Twentieth Century
Thanhsgiviug Fund. when addresses
will be delivered by Revs Dr. Carman
of Toronto, Rev. Dr. Bracken of Sack-
ville. Mr. W. E. Dawson. Mr. J. D.
Seaman. and Mr. J. T. Mtllish. This
is a meeting prepratory to the services
of Sabbath Nov 12th.
Tun survey of the Murray Harbor
railway is being pushed forward as fast
as possible and tenders will be called
for the grading of the ten miles as soon
as the engineers have finished their
work. Two additional msn have ar-
rived from Moncton to assist the Engi-
nears. About six miles of the road has
G"*f'°° S°"°°t W" °P°“°d “P l“"ing four will be dnish'ed in a few days.
The new road will have very few
_curves and will be one of the best piece
of road in Canada. The line of survey‘
commences near Mi-.Mutche’s farm and
goes through Mt. Herbert. Mt. Allison
and ends near Lake Verde,11 6.10 miles
from Southport. Thework of straighti
ening the curves between Loyalist an
the curves at Colville is also being
trashed along a large sang of men
being employed at the present time:
Superintendent Sharp thinksthat the
Wm b° thwkfuuy r°°°i'°d ‘Y ‘h°i.woi-k in that particular section of the
‘road will be very satisfactory. The
distance between two points is about
three miles. When the road is rebuilt
it will materially shorten the | ditanoe.
I Txruasnafs number of the Maritime,
Merchant contains a good photo of Mr.
Geo. C. Cook, the late parser of the S.
‘S. Halifax. In speaking of Mr. Cook
the Merchant says: °°Mr. Cook has
joined the army of toilsrs__uot that he.
was not a worker as purasr ofthe Plant-
linsr “Halifax” As proprietor of the
Boston Trading Co.. general cotnmis-_
ion merchants and dsahss in
Water Street, the llerchant wishes lr..
_‘Cook much success. We have io
doubt that he will achieve the success.
,as purser of the ‘-Halifax” for _maiiy
‘years became one 'of the boat known
‘ntho rovinae He is a Canao
Thomas C. Cook, who was collector of
customs at Canso and a well known
`, business man highly respected along
,the E-isteru shore. When Mr. Cook
_left tho “Halifax” he was not permitted
*to get off the steamer without receiving
is a 9°”' “nd Mm' G°°rg° H°gh°° °‘  a handsome gift and an appreciative
daughter °t "W d"cea"d’_ '£293 hrle  address from men with whom he had
the S5’“’P“th5' °f '”““y me” "‘ I eu' sailed for so many years. His connec-
b°'°“v°m"'t Mr' B0? 1° was 72 years  tion with the Plant Line was very plea-
of age. The date cf his funeral will be _Balm he having been hem in high “_
S trem by the management, who regret-
ted exceedingly to part with him.”
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already been surveyed and the remain- young mon ms; ¢_h¢ ¢¢|,g¢¢¢_.5_°h_
i season
meets to night at eight on-lock. `
C_. O.F._-Court Charlottetown meets
t‘-night in Foresters Hall, Prowse’s
Block. Important business Initiition. .
HOCKEY. The annual meeting ofthe
Victoria Hockey _Club will be held in
the Y. M. C. A. on Monday next the
13th. inet. V
--DAN" Siiirii, a fi _'st-year student in
Dalhousie College broke his collar bone
Wednesday afternoon. while playing
football.--H ilifax Herald.
INTEREST in the football game on
Monday is growing every day and those
who have wutcied both teams practice-
infz predict ii veryiast and close game,
Everybody should go and encourage
the grandest gli me on earth.
THE Rev. Dr. Carman, General Su-
p' rintendent of the Methodist Cliurcfi,
will take the following at-piintmt-nts
in the Summerside Dist ici, viz ,__
_Be,dcquo, Monday, Nov. 13; Margate,
Tuesday, 14; Summerside, Wednesd; y,
15; Tryon. Friday, 17.
Wit are told that the Municipal Coun-
cil’s supply of hay for the sanitnrv
stables the coming winter`wa+ import-
ed from Prince Edward lslsndf The
Torbay mon who have to stand shiver-
ing on the Beach. Duckworth street,
throughout the cold winter days, trying
tossll aload of hay might ask Mr.
White. who is s member of ine »
Municipal Council. is this not the case.
-St. John’s Telegram.
OR Tuesday evening next, the first
Concert of the season under auspice s of
the Y. M. L. A. of St. James’ Church
will take place in St. James’ Hall. Tue'
concert is under the -directorship of
Prof. Earle-programme later. The
extend to them the some lihscai
as hcretotore bysseuring ' _
which are now on sale by members.
the executive..-10 2'.
IN speaking of the Twentieth _~Cen.
tuay Fund the Wesleyan says :-The
Christion Guardian mentions two little
girls in Ontario, who were' so taken
ring “small `boy.” who hired himself
_out at twenty-tive cents per day towards
th_s dollar which was to secure his name _
'a p‘ace on the Historic Roll. ‘ "
Tin: _Maritime Merchant in refering
to P. E. I. produce on the Halifax Mar-
ket says :---Since our last report, and
fup to this writing there have been no
naw arrivals ot schconers from the 'Is-
land with produce but some produce has
come in on the steamers and some ves-
sels are expected to arrive shortly. It
will he the middle ot the moniii'or~ rate: 
and prodnosmitu sarees at 47 Upon-_[haters boviuwiotsh if my deer” °f I
v_§lume,'but it is thought that the usual
quantities will be required at daliia-x
and the outlook is for a good demand.
he merits, for he is vary popular, and _This week‘s prices ara:-P-statues 280.
25c. There are not anv quantities of P.
E; I. turnips inthe market P.E. Island.
_ men 1 p . _ _
lman by birth, being the son of the late IDG!! Ofk $15-95! Tum U19!!
p I
_ $10 to $11; ramps. 814.25; pigs feet,
$5.00 and jowls $10.00. / '
Tas: tug Anson M. Bangs. arrived in
port from Montreal early yesterday
morning, having in tow the dredge Fen
McCoon, owned by Hughes _Bros , &
Bangs, prominent contractors of New
York. The dredge for the past year
has been engaged on a large contract
in Buffalo. She was towed through
the Welland canal and down through
Lake Ontario to the St Lawrence River
and thence to Montreal where she was v
taken in tow hy tue tug. They.left
Montreal at 6 o’c1ock on Sunday mora-
ingand arrived in port as above stated.
The dredge is said to be the largest and
most powerful one in the world and
cost the owners over $100,000. She has
been principally used where the water
was 90 feet deep and will lift 14 sq-uare
yards to a dipper 90 to 180 feet deep.
with two hoists to the minute. 'Ihe
scows used are 200 feet long, 40 ft.
_ beam with a carrying capacity of 1500
ard r u' ned with steam
l=ql18I'6 y Si q‘ ‘P
We’re going to give you for two weeks beginning November 10th dump and power for the general work-
ending Movember 24th tlie greatest Dress Goods SNAP ever given in Char- ing of the scow. The tug is a very line
boat and is fitted with all the modern
appliances known to navigation. besides
being very powerful. She is command-
od by CaptainsChestsr_, Capt. Bunker
is the general coast wise pilot. The tug
was supplied with coal yesterday _and
f ` 7 . 5 I5 EI
_ Bl8Ck°, C0l0l.'€d TW8€dS   t0  lDCh03.  1   wal sail at an early hour yhig mgrnlngl
p ~,1 '| 2,'._“ ;.  :_  ` --S -
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‘f 2 3 facts, you’ve paid 39c'for the same goods. _ __________  ~ .
DR H. L.  -~-.--.~.~-».- _ >=~~~~  most successful man in
(Late ofithe Royal London Ophthal-
mic Hospital and~ Central L0nd0D
Throat and Ear H08pil»8l
Moorficlds.)
Siltltltst in Diseases’ otitis Eye. Est
Throat sslillost.
OFFICE-Cameron Block.
RESIDENCE-Hotel Davies.
Oilice Hours-9.80 a. tn. 10 1 P- m
2 toS'p, m., 7 to 8 p. m- -
:Yes Tested for Glasses-
heard off. ”
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"MY STORE” is the popular
L 1' Blacks and Silk and Wool Mohairs. ~
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~§ 5 i> 500 on every S worth you buy.  
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AL 5 *AA A "uf,
. that you’ve seldom ever seen in Charlottetown.
Store.
A" Illwffawd B°°k» d°’°"iP”i"° °f “MY STORE" is the Fur store
P'i°°e Edward Islmd- F” “le “it ~-uv sfroiin" is the Dress Goalie store.
‘H l’>00kstoi-es and R. H- M350” " “MY STORE” is the bury store
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 Handsome Serge Mixtures all popular shad0S,  '”""'A""}‘_  llf¢ lS fll€ 0116 Wll0 l`ldS
 f’ choice patterns, in Fancy Blacks and Pretty Plaids- ]§  `}` the best 
  “never mind what they arc worth.  _____________  "5: ' '_
Disraelt
l f_”_}_ Drug Stores
-  endeavourinafto learn the drug _;__
Dsicss Goods, _
 Twceds,
 ~‘-f-< iwgwn interests and also accounts -_,-;
There’ll be a crush at our Dress Goods counter the next two weeks Qui thslargs measure of success
° - I business in all its branches. ,f
y ‘\
1” rerning public are alive to their _
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which has attended our ef-
forts to give the best possible ser-
i vice, the_best drugs, at as low at
1? price as possible considered with
li their purity. `
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Furs
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kind you will see HERE
weren’t
Counts -v
There s harclly any department wheie hones
- quality me-ens so much as in FURS
; - Of course there are plenty of "cheap furs.
You hear of them often-maybe see them
Then there s a rarer variety
I Tha.t’s the satisfactory kind and its the only
The fui°s\we sell are satisfactorye- furs -Theyire
honestlymade ofjhonest skins,
The remade up by the most skilful and re i
liab e furriers that We know of
That they are correct ‘tn style 
saying- they wouldn’t be  if
Every article ii an-efuiiy inspected before it
leaves the factory `a’n_d_ 
again before- we _tit into stock. -
Ifin isu’t}19n° we event
W0D'tl?'fli9_i.\f0‘ii15if° - B  f  . _  
with the desire to help the Twentieth =.. _ _ ~“  _ _
Century Fupd that they gathered apples =_ ' - " Y ._ .  ' _
and picked potatoes till they earned a‘ ,`*` _ _ ’ __ ` _ ' t
dollar each togive to that Fond. A ` _ _ _ _   _ - `
similar incident ls tofd ofthe son of one ' . ~ _ _ -I
of our ministers in P. E. Island, astir- _:_ _ »_'_;t '4_ ' _ ~ _'-V'/-___-A ¢ »__1»
to 80c.; ost-i37c,to 88c.. and turnips _
_ _ _ _ A _ ~ ____  _ The fact that the mostintelligent 
   Oh _! We haven’t time to tell you what we _ __e___o__s_n the city are our cus_ ____
il   are Ogermg at ‘Z 690 5* f tomcrs, goesto show that the dis- fl*
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' 'ness and stvle~your _fur ,moufcy can buy:-I-f
will you give    ‘ ` ` ` . - »
Fam?  0
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 pretty draperies, price oil  1 , _
  .0ak{Muaic Racks _   _  
 ‘Nice Lnrgfol0al£_'.B_ook"  j
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.'-ff” time you are down town. ~ 
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‘ fi; to date goods we have ever offered you. You’ll save j'_a_[ l  spared amber mm, mr expense 1,, 
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Piece of silverwearyou were wantl
We have just the article to suit you, come and inspect
Vi here-at the corner Jewelry Store. _
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Have You Made
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What kind of a boot you will get for fall wear, W
cannot crowd all our different styles of boots into the ' -.;.~
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window-just drop in and say, I want to see that 
boot at such and such a price. The rest is easy at
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