`ulrm'l\0\llrIahtiau»m»mio¢.
M Ai _ 1  _
_QALL IMS
ments will be made for the funeral
The Schr Henry G Ives came down
from West River Bridge Saturday and
oats and potatoes shipped by 33°
About Bullet. 1
Peoplelwlio are particular about
the flavor of their Coiee, people
* who know good Coffee from bad
0o6ee and want the good. are the
people who are building up our
Oodee business. There is no adul
1 texation, no substitution ` every
i`\i“`~)‘\i lf'
t.~ti".i~`9=_Ai",iAs t,
pound is honest codec.
be convinced.
Try your next pound from us, and
' ~\' nl¥(`,»¢\ -§¥(`»¢_\‘ P
it .6
in aid of repairs
'_\"`\5\'ill»is\"-15
not paid their city taxes, are now being
assorted patterns of cloth d0ub1€
width worth 9oc to $1.60 8 Yd-_ 110
clear at ’ ‘
M - 
in black.  fsf
_ llebster&llacKa .
1 12* it. as
\v` Q
` t~'=\-tw'
fig
The Ideal Grocery ~
@ar P.R.L
.i=‘. §\'l`.é‘. .§\(".,'~‘. A\»(`.}_‘. 5R‘,f\~~.'=»(‘,,. 
a I "m--Fl __;
N cw Restaurant.
The undersigned has reopenedf
his restaurant on Lower Queen!
Street, and will be pleased to seed
all his old, and many new custom-,
ers Oysters served, stew, raw, ‘.
and on the half shell. Lunches
also served.
M. A. BARRON,
Oueen St. opp J. B. Macdonald’s.
5`pr.3o, God.-imoa. _
"1 l I Y
_of making arrangements for thcfuneral of
` ' th Il d nd
_:xg §3r':°°f'1gT;?‘:‘;1°;8s Eeggndahis _ Srocx Norias.-Jabez Lea, Victoria,
charge on account of ill-health and is has "ld “he f°“°Wi"g h°"S°"
1
_ Monday, Nov. 3.
prepared for publication. Kindly attend to
this matter at once and have your name
removed and thereby avoid the exposure
I O 0 F A special meeting of
Wildey Lodge will be held this (Monday)
evening 17th inet, at 7.30 for the D\\l‘P0S€
of making arrangements for the funeral
our late Brother Fred, C Rattray -By
order, Gao Waller Secy.
T1-in Natural History ‘ind Antiquarian
Society invites the public to attend the
has made a special study of the subject
from observations during many ` years,
w_ill lecture upon “The Winds.”
Rgv, Gem-ge E, Fisher, Dalhousie, who
going to California. The resignation was
Good Bread  
Smells good and is a better
appetizer than many a tonic..
Good bread here every time, ‘
good because its made from A
pure wheat flour by men
skilled in the business.
Try our Bread.
I Vienna Bread 7 cents<
Plain Bread 7 Cents
Graham Bread 4 Cent-9
Duchesse 4 cents
A fresh lot of dark Fruit Cake "
today. 25c. a lb.
n. s1'ewa|n',_
ncnirsn naxirar
lakes Best Bread. U
GREAT VALUE IN
1' iw Jr' ’
Ml-§N’S UNDERCLUTHING !
If in the city-would come and see our big stock we feel
every man
certain that _most of _them ' ,would _ _ _
we;-¢ ngvgr better ai_id'mn11ot be beaten in the city.
A Dandy _
Fleece Li1ie§_
in every size at z
 siiit
A Heavy
Wool Rib '
Splendid wearers at
_ I
$1.00 .Zo I
Unshrinkable
Special at _
 sziiit °
12 Pieces ~
5oc.
        me n 1 11  s
Aior oftiook   _   '  aff' ' A
top shirts regular 65c  f°!f  d W    The “Restorative”
_ `  ‘Very special value that will. sur-f _all diseases_of 'the 1
_  _  .prise you, special at _ stomach, kidneys etc
_   ~i >»
_gg
-z
.
_ .fl
T11.
E_%'..1
___ _
_"
’.‘y‘!r,-_
in all sizes from
of~Pau¢rllS
in pretty plaids clearing at a special'
Springlield of one oi its oldest and most
son of Joseph Haelam in the nintieth
year of his age. The deceased leaves be
and him to mourn a large family. T he
PLEASANT CUBEFOR WEAK LUN GS.
pain, congestion and inflammation; it
makes breathing easy and regular, and '
exerts a marvelous influence _ on Coughs,
olds. Sore Throat, Bronclgtis, Catarrh.
Deafness, and Lung Tron le. Catarrh-|
zone cures at once, is delightful to ir
 Av -:si _-‘ ai: A I A  L_    ,Fence  - .
 s f' -' ° » _ are expected home tonight when arrange- ing will be held in the Y. M. C. A. this
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a' I *
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t » . I- '
199. _ -
l ii ` ° ' I
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C
mrs 25c Druggists, or Polson 8c Co
Kingston, Om
iz. Ha .\111.roN's P11.1.=z cnnn CoNs'r1i>.i'1 10N
` A 11. I
_*___ _ A
customers- - Our values]
Standc-:ld’_s
splendid goods. We also have it
in other weights and qualities.
Astrachan Cloth '
Regular $1.90 quality. _ To clear
We offer it at $1.25 a yd.
$1.90 for $1.25
Special Value I
Heavy Clith
Regular $1.10 to clear at 59 cis._
$1.10 for Soc.
A Number
azesbgggggsg ?1f%1; %7;&rg)g';§gg';_z§;¢g I happy couple left by private' car for St,
traverses every air cell and passage ofthe Paul._Dulntb. West S\1Dfl‘i°I‘, Madison
=_>re&th1l1R¢t>_rvM§B-__ It lr\’8f»3 l'€lD°l3s° i$1`n'~;;< Chicago and other eastern points. Miss
"W °°"3 'mx "es 3° “ny _Gavin is the eldest dau hter of Peter
. I I g
:£51-r;aif1Poh::.d liiilgai-i-1t2g:g:;1sd2~1vg:;x;\:~aa'ylGavin formerly of Alberwn. and made
Hockey Club,-Annual meet.
Monday, Nov. 17th at 8 p. ni, sharp.
Members will please be there on time.
Tm: work on pneumatic caisson No. 8
of th brid
mn ooaayrornoiusxwioi moo bosiiois 'md °- ,I-,h“‘.’ "  *°`*’° f‘°‘“”°°i
BY' e works will clom for the win-
D .
Whoo.. *°' °'_' °°°"“>°=1='»*~ _
Dr Bagnall received news of the ar-1,1 OFFICIAL Visrr.-The Grand’ Worthy
iivalall well on Friday at Savannah of Patriarch, S. F. Hodgson will visit Vic-
the Schr Charlevoix Waller J Rowe toria Division oiiicially this Monday
master from Las Palmas to load Dlwh Ufiihii- All S0119 Of Temberilwe ill' $116
_ Uma for Fay” m the Am-_,reg City and any who would wish tojoin are
cordially invited. Division opens at 8
L O L -REV D McLean viill preach 0,c1°ck_
ii o qhc members of LorneL O A- 1°
West River Church, (Churchill) on Sab- THEREIMS been 811 ndvtlnce in LiV¢1’° _
bath 23rd at 3 o’clock p m Members of pool in the price of raw beet sugar of two
other Lodges oordiany iovnoa coueocion pence halfpenny 011 112 pounds. makin:
the price for raw sugar 7s 6 340. for Nov-
re ember and Decemrer delivery. The New
_ Di:i=aU1.'ri=:ns Liars.-Cit zens are ._ York an h `i s 1 ‘_ 1
` minded that lists of all those who have madxucsri ';’_";_°:’°”°tl;1“§°°_° D aw
o o e xeen o a centpon
centrifugal.
Rav. G. M. Campbell is so well known
,in Charlottetown it is necessary to speak
171131 `of his eloquence and ability as a public
speaker. Anyone missing his lecture
“Canada in picture and story” next
Thursday evening Nov. Zlth, will miss
one of the treats of the season. ,Tickets,
for sal: at drug stores _and Hazard &
Moore’s bookstore.
THE first number of Volume XXII of
the Presby__teiia'n- College Jourhai, Mon-
treal, has come to hand. This journal,
meeting in Y. M. C. A. parlor atéofclock issued m°“tmY» Stimds in thi* f°1'em°S"
to-night when Rev. CA. F. Browne,_who`| "Wk Of D8-DHS P\1b1iS\\€'i by college stu-
dents cf Canada. The Island students in
_attendance this year are C. A. Hardy, B,
A. Fortune Cove; A. B. McLeod, B. A.,
Spxington, and A. D. M. McKenzie,
Hartsville.
out of his stable during the
_ ‘combed at a meeting df Presbytery on,past s.ascn. In March last a three-
year old, sired by Lucky J ack. for $140.00
In May, a Chief for $190.00, one in August
t THE death wok pface on Friday »1l'$iisooood FriaayoM¢c1uma.re'14251io.,
for $185.00. That breeding good horses
respested rP~Sid€l\f»S in 123° Per' pays the farmer is the experience of Mr.*
L1 8.
Tiinwedding took p‘ace at Spokane on
f-»-m1»k» W M -1  °'-~:f';:i°:.;fi°.'.3.:‘i.»:;.”°.i‘5;i;:.':.;‘“.:i";‘:.‘::
clock. _
- place to Edward Holmes Payte. assistant
paymaster of the Great Northern Railway.
At the conclusion of the ceremony the
tended Notre Dame Convent for a number
pf years. _ _ _
THE following resolution of condolence
Mrs Gamble on the death of her
husband. We, the oilioers and members
ot L,O.L.. No. 1169, desire toextend to you
and your children our heartfelt sympathy
gn your recent sad bereavement. God"s
ways are not our ways,and the mysterious
working of His power has removed from
your side a. tender husband and loving
father, and from our midst a noble, true
and worthy brother, yet we sorrow not
as those without hope, although the
familiar voice is hushed and the words of
loving counsel heard no more. although
dead yet speaketh. May the God of all
comfort and consolation sustain _and
strengthen you in this trying hour and
enable you to say “Thy will oh God. not
mine. be done." Signed on behalf of Derry
iioie, one simple to uso. Price $1.00: small ras passed by L. 0- L-.` Lvvs Creek. to
D _ _ _
Joan K. McFnrnN, W. M.
__ Muanocx McLnon, P. C. ll.
Joiiiv ALEX. McDouoaLn, D. D. M.
T111: P. E. Island Hospital has _received
the following :Collected by Miss E.
Pope Southport and Keppocb, $12.50;
collected by Miss May and Etta Mc-
Williams Eldon; $17.05: collected by Mies
Mary A Schurmiin, Lower Freetown, $11;
collected by Miss Lillian McLaren
and Miss Minnie Owen, Georgetown,
$2211); collecte ‘ by Miss Lottie M Riggar,
Bra-ialbane, $5.25; collected by Miss Eva
Jordan.Murray Harbour South $4,20; col-
lected by Miss Grace M. Lowther, Seal le-
town. $6.30; collected by Miss Grace M.
Lowther, Carleton, 90 cts; collected by
Miss Ethel B, Wedlock; Stanley Bridge,
$10.70; collected by Wm. McPhail,
Falconwood. $6.50; collected by
Miss Elvira Wood, Alexandria, $3.40.
Zion Church, City _'l‘hanksgivi_ng_
collection. $10.28; Marshfield Church,
Presbyterian, perR. Munn, $4.22; Meth-
odist and Presbyterian churches, Murray
Harbor South. Thanksgiving collection
$4.1); Presbyterian Church. Belfast, $15.
_ ,_ ___
low price of _
zoc'
5oc,,i..
oursrooishiris   - os... 5 » _  
asain- _ Bs=_yeiPs_i»_ 91° °i*=f-
Dii. $.|l00P$ 1
The “Rheumatic
cures all forms of
Q ~  aresold withi
guarantee'  *mol it

Priccof eitheré'
smgi¢__houi¢s
many friendeln this City when she at-f
1. 0. 1. No, ues. _ _ "
ad ofPro1re
Bros. otthls Cit» , entitled ‘Thanksgiving
Holm” which appeared in' this paper re.
cently.   ._ » ' `
THE school concert held at Georgclaownl
’_Eri_day night, was very successful, and
the result reflects credit onthe energetic
Principal. Parmer as McLeod. ani
his assistants. _The selections by the
school children were admirably rendered
and much appreciated, showing that their
training had been carefully attended tn.
The various drills were performed in
good time, and were effective features of
Sh lJl‘0Sr8l!\- The selections byMiss Flo
M8»°K¢lI2i°; and other performers were
valuable contributions to the _night’| 
_.i0yn_ient. _About$40 was realized. ~ A
A Gnoom was cast over the community
the death of Alexander McLeod -Esq.,
which took place Friday' night, Nov. 7.
The deceased was in his wonted health
his da_ughter,Mrs.Jol_in A. Gillis. Kinroe
where he took suddently ill At his ur
he passed away. During his illness he was
attended by Dr. Martin, of Grandview,
and Dr. Mclntyre, of Montague, but the
bestskill and kindest care proved una-
vailing. Mr. McLeod was born in the I.s~
land of Skye, Scotland in 1827.' He emi~
grated to this country in 1841 and settled
in Vallcyiield, where his kindness, integ-
rity and public spirit endeared him to
the community, which now so deeply re-
grets his removal. The large attendance
at the funeral on Monday witnegggd to
the esteem in which he was held, The
services were conducted by Rev. A. J.
McNeill who was assisted by Rev. John
Sutherland, Caledonia. There made feel-
ng reference to ,the estimable qualities
of the deceased, and expressed the deep
family who have been called upon within
heshort space cf a year to mourn the
(
06
largest bottle of Emulsion
on the market for 50 cents.
It is stll llavored so that
the children like it. We
also put up a 3 5 cent size.
Scotts
Emulsion I
i
#meer
iwllé)
manufacturers
‘ Try US fOr Emulsioizs. ‘
l ‘ ‘ i ‘ 1 Pi >1‘l\ 1*"  not _ 1
2 " A `0":/66/'5,7;;. '
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I r
' -' , _r_
SR   Y
" Very Sorry
*aft _Very gyury
to  many'
bil! lf»`W¢ Ugrg 
and 
Q”
#manners
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,_ . ' ri _ . ' _ ._ »
_ ,_ 3, ‘_ - _ _ ,_
.~>_ -f _ f ,f;,___;,_,, 1,. 1-1-J. *
"s
_   ,
t
 - _<__   is
_es.i1_;=é .
_ For a longtime people have ,been uhm;
this lineof g0ods.rem|n-king thatwhat 'wa
! good in men 'S wear, must be at least pretty
¢fV8ll¢Yii6lfl» by the announcement of ' ` _A i n ladies’ goods'  arepleased t“° ten ‘yml
now have this line of goods in stock in the following grades
Staniield’s Ladies’ Vests _ - _ 65 “mis
, | “ “ Drawers ~
up to the _previous Monday when he _ Then you__ know We always haw 3 fine hue of spe
started to visit friends in Park Corner.,~ baskets for Saturday eveging, Look for These.
He remained over night at the _ home of I _ Vests I5 gems ,S__ cwfggz cents 29 (mms
sympathy oflthe ocmmuniiy with hisi
_*_ ga
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Corsets.
“if §’8'=hfIUd¢r- I pair. Men’s braces
Fair prices were realized and the gg. Half Pgige, 35C, 38g, 450, 'I
tendance was not large. A The d d 1 . _- .1 _ ~ 0 ' °
_Ayershires was somewhat limitsdman or Plenty of good valu-es in _regular Men 5 Conarb m'
:_-.=_  1  grade corsets always in stock. For newest styles. _ 
 example, we have a line of cofsets
1 __ _ wget 3oc_ts that we will put against M ns Cuffs zo, 25 and 3oc
;_  ailythlng shown anywhere' else in
- _ _ i to_wn at 45cts and this of ours"
see them.
/P
£1 -2?'
r' ’ -'
_tt

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'F
-a
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_/ __-_
if
_ , Good corsets 50, 75, $1, 
Em uls 1 0 n   or-5°f #'15 ed ir-  
Pretty Neckwear
We Suu put up the f°" Ladies
We have directed your attention
to these several times, but they are
so pretty that We are going to give
you another invitation to call and
C
Pretty collarettes, pretty
all sorts of colorings and mam
styles. Drop iii and let us show
them to you.
Umbrellas of Many Sorts
s, _All of these are gbod v`a"lues.for_the little price_ask¢¢1,_,_._,,  __
gent request he was removed.to his home- Bgfgain  Of W§.l‘lI\  A
on Thursday, and Frida! nl8ht Nov- 231,  G@d  cts.  fh¢`  F ,
This lot contains an assortment we‘;i;ea1t1~¥s.ga;1tkind5f°f-g°°d
. , _ ore o ours
i..‘i..€Z‘.f_i.. .‘§.i’.°i..§.‘.°‘.1.‘°'§:.;’f.?.i..“.‘§’I.‘°',; mf <>f fm if is so
' _ have more here almost
to 42cts per pair. Special Satur- other two Stores in ,th
day value. - 29 c¢*l.t8-  grade underwear?-sixty
We have other good _values in. ~ A  ` eoc.
gloves at all sorts of prices, 15, 1_3,  ”bb_¢q _ 75C
22, 25, 30, 35, 45 cents, and up as».G°°dfi€¢¢¢11n€d 901:
high as you care to go. < ` An Wf’°1_ 16 °l111¢¢
`Stan;1bbed ` $1.00
___  eld’s Unshrink-
  ' able good- grade _‘
`  » ~»  $100
-__-S-G   __ _ Staniield’s Unshtrink-
,  able  grade,
_  i _ guaranteed _ $3.00
"  . These are some of the
loss of a. fathe oth d ` ` ' there %re as many others as
r, ni er, an broth . M .
McLeod left a family of six, namelyafMr; Did You see the :~  ghmk °._f and _the- values
John-IA. Gillis. Kinros ; Mrs. Ra  l8_C»_ Sf0¢_kiI\§S` 7 u grea ° ~ ~
and M»s.:|Mon1g°men§ Park 6:2131 'They are strictly an right. This? mf °”1y a 'few-
Malcolm MacLeod, lon the homestead, _Thel-ers a lot of them Placed in a  .to know what 15
Rev. A. D. MacLeod. Zionville, N. B. bi basket as a S 'al Weekfndlflghtm this hue’ acau °n
gud R1v.J. M. »M¢~Lecd. New M.illa,N. baggain f They argeglair cashmere ‘fmfonn Y9\1_~t »
0 ' o » . , `:
p wide rib, smooth, and _well made.  _ ,
THE saleof cattle at the Stock Farm last I I8 Cehfs. 
Wsekiesultedastollows. ' __Then there is a basket of heavygf  H33 is a"~'.gre”’ mg
snonrnoims. _wool hose, especially adapted to  Wm  an
Robertsrowort, 1.0148, boiiosif mise or b<>yS’ Wear, 4~I “b» S*f°1.1s and ty _E ffnmmmnegred mm
Falconwood and two year old heifer Pet- Warm. _ 29 f¢8!'\sfS»‘ _ A _-e S ,_
rellmdy- ' Plenty of other good hose 'ii_i_5° and  cents* ` _ '_
Maurice Blake, City, cow Rosa Gwynne ladies’ Sizes at 25CtS, 326115, 38ctS,  laundered  at
l1th,_ h_eifer calf Flossie and J osephlne. 45cts, and S0 On Up tO the t0pI110St' $1210 and $135-
Wuiiim A.MoNe111,covooa1.n sou eau grades Ami they are an the best “Th°f’~fai“"“S "E‘“°"-°°”"
Kru ' - 1 -
2"- _ s .1 in 1 b h <1 ~f in " _ _made bv‘;__Wf G5 3° _
Jos. Clarke, North Wilt~1hire,s:nv A gate  a can e 2_1 or e_u' "lai`m_dx"ed  in the
heifer calf Angelina. _ _ _ _he at $I_ 9 ea¢h_ _
. _ 5 _
ca§‘;1)$_:=___$_¢;_1\_l111==v. MW Haven. Heifer Ngw Bosfgn Bags, _ _ (r'§>lored shirts for men and
M,,L.,,m 3,03’ North Wiltshire yearnng There is no better shopping bagllu in grade? Of _ bo
heiter Winnifred and heifer calf Regina. than this one we have just opened - new hue _- - ys
John \Valker, North River cow Melrose up t0'daY- AS50fted Colors and shirt: that are as tflm and
Henry Bzswell Marshiield cow La’y sat- sizes, g8cts, $1.05, $1.10, $1.15. 39 the 01165 the b0Y 5
i~‘J;“;'_Y- Prices vary according to size. _ 800 @2011
._t2’__”..._‘_"_f.fe‘;11';;_   °§’.;§etz.;°; *:.?si’°3..§.°';e.. Sm" ff»f~S°
Arnasniers. that are not exactly' the opulaxirmi Men
Hugh McMillan, New H 1- length, so we have ut tlijeiii oi“_ ~ . .
'h¢if¢l`R\1bY. _ aven yew In Sale at a price that dldes not leave W 001621 SCX’
Jas. Monaghan. Southport heifu- ca`f us much to pay for thepaper an¢h¥°¢» 2321 2.5C» 22°
Jocks Lass. - t - B- k _ 38c., an so on up
Laughlin McDonald, East Point bull S mug. _ lg bas ets of gow OUT leader at 5°?-
» 'F5 a~day
not
sorted
and
good
$1.1 5.
Men’s Neckties. "
e ' '
Caps ofeviery' stylélaiidgance
Wmpper' at 98
_ These
and we
at the price
are hard
They are
a good
C0101) ,
They came
Our Price
\_
\
our _pref _
cents. But they
'are not so good as
some we are sell-
higher price.
~ -¢
_ ' $1-35,81
Automatic self»r.iising
oJ1ly_$i.75. _
Niceauni’ rellas for ladies at ll
sorts of prices.
Vloore
we are selling at ri ht' 1.' }
sscts at g up as sig 1 as you
e ood
umbrellas fog 85 to go'
Nice '
t 85C' Q $1 .  af
$1 68
» ~.-'  1
_.si ,
1. .
_ .v _
98 cents
Those “mb-'@1135 _ Betefr goods at other
_How about these
$5.25 Skirts
at a litdé' ~Doyou know when We
oiered you a better value
these goods. They are nicely
allfwool frieze in grey
narrow vertical tucks
with rows of
You have often seen skirts at
not so good