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We have made special ar-
rangements whereby all those
who purchase from us will
know they have their money’s
worth.
0llr Goods,
0ui Prices,
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-CAN BE-
RELIED ON.
le llaie What We Advertise.
A visit to our store will
convince you that we have
one of the finest and best
assorted stocks in the city.
The People’s Store.
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mic Hospital and Central London
Throat and Ear Hospital
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OFFICE-Cameron Block.
" RESIDENCE-Hotel Davies.
the Testedlfor Classes-
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Coombs, William C. Cooke, Robert
Horne, John F. Robison, George Ar- i R' M' J°'fx°°N’ P
buckles. ` ~ Airrnna burns, V.
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Tiia C .liege Observer will be issued
on Fridav.
Tun crew of the S. S. Mine which
came our in liar trim S_:.»tltnii return
by tlieiljilre Hur in tidaij. .
Miss )l.ti,o.\'i:r`s recitl tonight in
Kindergaren H.li 8 p. in. , Tickets
‘25 cents.
30 P. E. I. men rec iiv->d. in all
inf-luibiig if\~nrauc~ prsniinuis $l_,550
---:tr river S5() por nien Halifax 125
men - S568---not S5. - ‘ .
THE iisiialfv inv`iicible --Ahegweit
(`1'escei.t" Foot Ball team, of (_.`har=otte-
fax lest week at the hiinds of Dal-
housie. The game stood 11 to 0.
-- Picton Standard.
A sale of government stock will be
held at Summerside [Market Squarej.
on Thursday, Oct. 26th, at 12 o’clocu,
noon :--2 shorthorn heifer calves; 2
Ayrshire heifer calves ;2 shortho rn bull
calves ;2 Ayrshire bull calves.
Ixconnection with their display of
Hsszird & Moore will have a Bower
show of fall llowers and a ine collec-»
tion of ferns. Do not fail to see it, for
three days only.
Miss S\nr.r.woon.reeently appointed
assistant in piano and theory at the.
Charlottetown School of Music is the
pianists at to'iight~’ concert. She plays i
brilliantly and will be heard to advan-
tage on the magnificent Heinfzman
grand. 1
L. C. W. ON Sstnrdsyfnext the 28 th.
P
meeting of the Loesl Council of Women
in W. P. College. As business relative
to our Island contingent for the Trane-
vaal is to be considered, we trust all
members will try and be present.
Yitsrnnnar evening Rev. T. F.
Fullerton received a telegram from
the Minister of Malitia asking whether
he would accept the position of pro-
testant chaplain to the Canadian Regi-
me rt. Upon receipt of the telegram
Mi. Fullerton wired a ‘reply accepting
and will prob.1b1-sl-:ave Friday morn-
ing
To t e public lf we have not exploit-
ed the pi-rfcriners of to ight’s concert
sn§ciently,if we have not advertised as
widely as the merit of the concert and
recital deserve we crave your indul-,
gence in that the exe.-utive shareyc' nr
fer»1irig- in and for the brave boys whol
deservedly. first inyour thoughts put
minor (and major) matters in the l
shade. They are remembered on curl
program as you see by reference to the V
program on page --.
Tin work of enlistment was cem-
menoement yesterday. Col. Moore '
stated lust night that no difficulty will _
be experience in securing the number
reqnired.`The following is the list up
to a late hour last night. Wm. M. Har-
ris, Arthur-'F. Trainer, Alfred John
Hall, William John Proud, William E
DUCHEMIN-COOKE.
At the residence of the b
mother, on Wednesday, Oct. 25th,
by the Rav. D. B. McLeod, Minn
daughter of Mrs. Win. Cooke,
Hildreth, son of A. Duchernin, Es
` pleasnnterdnty' falls to the Scribe
than that of r.icor.ling home wed
`On these occasions his merit is r
nized, a bud from at least the b
mftid-‘S bouquet is his, his funny
is much applauded at the collatio
heis the recipient of much' alta
from the bridesniaid’s and best dr
ladies ol the paity. Among the
pnriy of gn sis and rrliiives wh
psembled in tne spacious parlors of
3Co0ke’s residence weri tivo of
prominent musicians. the bride
ushered into the roori- .ny the
_.music from Lcherigriii and int
marital responsibilitiesoy Mendelss
Wedding March. She looked
inch it bride, was dressed in whi
with the traditional veil and or
blossoms. The Rev D. B. Mc
united the happy couple and dnrin
ceremony Professors Watts and
with muted strings played app
a e music. A delighiiul collatio
served at the conclnsi: n of the cereus
The bridesmaid was Muse Ida C
gf Mt. Stewart, who was beauii
igowned in pale blue silk with fe
trimmings. The groom was sup
by his brother, Mr. W. N. Duch
mechanical foreman of the G
Dux. The bride being
away by her brother, Mr. Pope C
of Little York. A large array of
sents tastiied the esteem relatives
friends entertain for the fair y
bride while a fancy table of elegan
sign mark the regard ef Mr. 
Barrett for the groom. The party
`°9
no
town, suffered a severe defeat in lliflifx
Dutch and other bulbs for fall planting. _
serenaded by the band of whi
groom is a member. The Goa
hearty congratulations are added t
many tendered last evening. Mr
Mrs. E. Hilitreth Duohemin will r
on Upper Great George St., and wi
at home after Monday, Nov. 6th.
Yesterday Mr. Duchemin was preeen
on behalf of Court Mt. Stephen with the
following address =
Cnannorrnrowiv,
Oct 25th, 189
Mr. E. H Duchemin. RecordingS
tary, Court Mt. Stephen, No, 3
5ro¢e.sia.so .ni. eiimwiii be not fffm
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M.
Dann Sm .nm Bnornnn- The chi
and members of Court Mt. Stephen, on
the eve of your marriage, desir
extend to you their heartiest
wishes for your future happiness
pro=pe.ity, and ut the same tim
assure you of their appreciation of
work in connection with the Court.
You have been' a faithful and reg
attendant at the meetings of our C
and have taken an active part in
work pertaining to its advance
end have performed the arduous tn
Recording Secretary to the entire
faction of all concerned.
We trust that you will still con
to take an active iiiterest in the
of Court Mount Stephen with w
progress and prosperity you have
so closely identified.
Wishing you, and your future p i
in life every happiness. We reme
Yours in L. B. & C., -
J. W. Suruicnnanu.
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Large .was last night 'the scene ~,of a
very happy event. when their-yoifngest
daughter Edith_M_ary. was _unites in
marriage to Mr. ' Wallace C. Stewsr.,
second son of Major D. Stewart of this
city. The bride was dainily robed in
i creme silk crepon, trimmed with chiffon
and carried an elegant bouquet of white
roses and carnations. The bridesmaid,
Miss Margaret Large, was arrayed in
p white flowered organdie made over pale
" green and carried a handsome bouquet
'ol pink roses and carnations. The
groom was supporttd by his brother,
,' Mr.W.A Stewart. The nuptial knot was
,tied by Rev. T. F. Fullerton. Only the
p immediate friends and relatives, in-
i cluding Captain Robert and Mrs.
_ Fraser of Montreal, were present.
After the ceremony the guests repaired
to theldining rooin.to partake of ai very
lempting array of delicacies, to which
they did ample jn~t&oe. The house was
tastefully and artistically decorated
with seasonable flowers. The esteem
in which both parties are held by their
nuinerens friends was strongly in
evidence by the display of the
many valuable and useful pre-
sents. After spending an enjoy
.able soeial evening, the happy
couple repaired to their future home on
Fitzroy S reet. where Mrs. Stewnr.
i will be at home to her friends on Oct.
3u.n. 31st and Nov. 1st`.Tnn Giiumisn
j-ics with their many friends in wish-
tngtiem a happy wedded life.
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HON.P. MITCHELL DEAD.
_ Ifostrnnn., Oct. 24.--(Special)-
Hou. Peter Kitchell was found deed in.
ijth_e;._Win|lsor this morning. He was
about Bo¢61Tuesday evening, but fell _
dead on 'thefloor while disrobing. |
Hon. fPeter Mitchell was born at
Newcastle, N.B., in 1824 of Scottish
p rents. '
He engage largely in lumbering and
shipbuilding. He entered the `N. B.
Legislature in 1856, and was s mem-
ber ef the Government at Confedera.
tion. He sat in the Senate till 1874,
and afterwards in the Commons till
1891.
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Tuesday evening at regular meeting of
Lodge Prince Edward , Sous of Eng.
land, Brethren E Lord and R. Taylor
members of the Capsdian 5 Contingent
to South lfrica were presented with
certificates of membership and introduc-
tion to Grand Lodge oflicefs. lt was
also unanimously decided that all dues
be remitted to the brethren while on
Her Majesty service.
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X . for women, that will keep S-°
f out more cold than any '
‘ ~ other article of clothing. 3_1-
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' ` terns can he had. ` _X
Q Prices $3.25 and 3.50.
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of our leading farmers. It is guaran-
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Piicc 25 cents pci pound.
i Also just received a quantity of
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Piece of silverwear you were wanting.
We have just the article to suit you, come and ins pect thol
Where-at the corner Jewelry Store. _
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