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 F9b5‘_':'- -» ».»-is~...- ..s isssesss., 30C¢;|¢h
_ _fiiyyery student should have one. We have them for _
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witlrthe College Crdlhcres in enillfill ssoilfleergyeprgflly a?llieli:lcii1;tgs..Si_;‘d?
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Speedy relief from coughs, colds,
cramps, diarrhoea, muscular
rheumatism, bruises, etc.
_"lf 251: and 50|: everywhere
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A Per 'fectl' _Boot
for Dressy Men
Tlxere’s no better boot for men
than the( celebrated Invictus. All
' thiggkill and care possible, all the
go _ res_ults that money and
brains can produce are packed-
crammed-j-.into these boots.
~ For style. fit. comfort, strength
and appearance they are without
doubt the best boot for men on
the Canadian lnarlset today, We
are showing now all' the new fall
styles, all the latest lasts--a most
_ _
attractive display- in black and tan.buttoned and laced styles
Twogrades $5 and . . . . . . .. 56
  CO. 135 Queen St.
 
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Have your Christmas photos 
E taken now it isn'l ii hittoo early. *l
Our photos are finished pcrfcclly
and the pose and expression are no
natural that you will be dklighted 'i
wiui uiein. 1:*
Call ln and mako your appoint- is
ment -t`or_a sitting today. 
Cook Sludlo "
s`i}_auiii
_We have s nice assortment of Parlo
Kitchen sud Alarm Clocks.
Prices Moderate.
C. W. Patterson
Jeweller Phone I-R
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with coal from our yard und you will get
ti an good as it is possible to get coal. li
will he carefully screened and fnc from
ilirl. Our prices dre no higher ill-in you
may psy for somethinglnferlor. l
We have allsizes both for business and
household Use. order now.
 Lyons Q Co,
‘ Phone '| ll
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Come into our oflice and have
voor teeth examined free of charge.
Only takes a few minutes
will tell you exactlv what you need
and it wont cost' you one penuy.W¢
' ‘ make teeth and uuarantee them ti
fit exactly- We also guarantee per
Y\T\ST
_0.mr..as.
F-R-E_E 7
and we
fection in Crown and Bridge worli
Extracting a n d filling without
pain---price moderate- '
Dr. Robins
1.-5 Queen St (Next Beer & C~oil's
Plivne a7_f.-J-
l0,lMll Phone 275 - .
Piclding Vinegar
The Pickling season will soon be her
and as usual wo. are Weil Stocked with the
best grades of vinegar on the market. We
have ir stock.-
Proof White Wine
“ English Mali
Pure English Malt
" Cider
Also is good assortment ot'l’icltling Spice
ll pkgcs and in bulk-
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And Save Worry By llav-
ing I2 Presents Malte At
Once For .
XMAS l
There ls Nothing So Pleas- O
ing As A PHOTOGRAPH. ‘
BY BA YER `.
Coll is going up in price-
'lou would llrve been wise ln hwc glvell I 'Qs' I i
ul your order for next wmlcr's supply Issl §E)§m ' 3 B _
rnenlh' Dont put it off snv longer. `
Vatican make lrocd l_nterell on )"""' _
money by seilrg rr~nii\t y.
Sfep__ln today wril hook your order We
have :good slivk ot Anllirscuc. Svdnsy
Reserve Runmine sod Nut Coal on hun . __
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n ii iigislhlilillllaybsl -
liiemon . ne
'sa 1. 1"
"Take adventaE° Ol our Saturday
ight snaps. 311000 _60¢.__Bsturdey
2c; hatchets wc. Ssturdey ilc; _
nmmsrs. 300 Sllllffilny lie bite in
I `It pays to my in this Province. l
_L
J- B- Hcnvlwill. Charlottetown.
was among- the recent visitors to
Amherst. . .
(From Ye'¢\wrday's Evening Gnerdian)__
A. A. Meissen, K. C., M. P., Char-l
lottetown. arrived in town last even-
l?_g to attend the October session ot
t e Supremo Court.-Amherst Exe. |
The Northumberland left Charlotte-
t_nwn_at s.zs nite nicnilng lor rie-l
ton with a fair number of passengers
and ei general cargo of freight.,
t The eastern express arrived in
Charlottetown today at 9.00 n. m.,
on time; the southern accommodation
at ,10.20 a.. in., forty-live minutes
late; the Cape 'rl-averse accommodat-
ion nt 9.55 a. m., on time; and the
Tignish accommodation at 11.50 a.
m., ten minutes late.
Dr. William B. Ferguson, s. Prince
Edward Island man, and e graduate
of McGill University, has been ap~
pointed to the Harvard chair of nn-f
cient history. He was formerly on
the professional staff of Cornell and
of the University of California.-Ov
tawa Exe.
In the Methodist Church at Cherry
Valley the Woman's Missionary S0-
clety will hold their annual insecliig
nt. 'I p. m. Sunday next. The pastor,
Rev. Henry A. Brown, will address.
the Sunday School in the atternconf
and deliver n missionary sermon in
the evening. nt which an offering
will be taken for missions.
Rev. D. H. McLeod of Orwell and
Rev. A. J. McNeill, of Murray gin.
bor will exchange pulpits next Bob.
l-nth. Oct.. 13th. There will be Preach-
ing at Grand View Hall nt 11 n_m__
Sf.. Andl'eW's Church, Orwell, 3 p.m.,
Orange Hell. Ulcer. 7 p. ni. service
nt Murray Harbor at, 10.30 a. m.,
Little Sands 3 p. rn. and Murray
River at 6.30 p. m.
IN S by the Rev.D K Ross,B A
Mary A daughter of Simon A and
Mrs 'Ibompson, to Donnld M. Mc
I`0rlf1ld. of Sunny Brac. The beautiful
tome of Simon A. Thompson, of
G1°n¢0€. was the scene of n happy
wedding on the afternoon of the 2nd
lnst., when Mary A. Thompson, the
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_At the home of thc bride, Glencoe,
l
charming and .iccomplished daughter
of the home. was given in marriage
to Donald A McDonald. of Sunny
lirac The ceremony was performed by
their newly inducted Pastor, Rev D
K Ross, in the presence of a large
number of relatives and friends The
oom was beautifully decorated with
loleet leaves of every shade oi beauty
und sweet. pens and other flowers, the
lovcliness of which could not surpass
the halo of the bride and groom Af
ter partaklng of the danties of
well laden supper table, the guests do-
rartcd. giving good wishes, int.er~
spread with showers of ricc to tho
young couple, who loit’by the oven-
lug train for a trip to P. E. island.-
\‘iestvl\_le Exe.
The following is of general interest
throughout Prince Edward Islandz-
’i'haro was nn electric mgment in this
mornlng’s session of the Methodist
osrd of Missions, held in Brantford,
Ont., when the Rev. Dr. Geo J. Bond,
Ol Halifhl. p`1‘¢S0nted a resolution
emanating from the foreign mission
committee that was to go forth as
uh B-Dpeal to the church relative 
tne inadequacy oi the income to
meet. the present situation, "Th,
hoard," read the resolution, "cannot
extend its work either at home or
Hbwtv-1." Its operations ln both
China and Japan are hampered; end,
sorely against its will, it has penn
compelled tloideelde that not. ii single
additional .msn can be sent to either
of these strategic centres during the
3001- ' Tho resolution spoke of tho
words "ret.rehelu~nsnt," and i.m_
treat" as unworthy of 'the church and
made 9- “H5198 appeal for greater
consecration bud liberality. The
board gave hearty approval to the
proposition for tho' eppolntlnent of
their new mission superintendents,
011° f0l` Alberm. one for Saskatoon,
_and one for the northern Ontario and
Quebec districts. It also nppoinicg.
the Rev. Dr. Fenwick as superinten-
dent of missions for Newfoundland,
The resignation of the Rev, 'rhomgs
Murehnll. superintendent of missions
in the Maritime Pi-0vin¢¢g_ was “_
lcepted, and his successor will be np.
pointed at once. The board ruade n
°0\ll'f¢°\1S Willy to the request. of the
officials of the Sherboume ¢;¢r¢¢¢
church, Toronto, asking that Di-_
Endicott might be allowed to nccept
the pnstornte of that church, iind tha
letftlf 02 the board deeply regret;
that Dr. Endicott conlld not he spar-
e___<_l_ from the spoclnl missionary ser.
ce.
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i€!'l_’}1c Island Condition-Powder gives
f`
ggzliefi Central Drugstore, Sunny
i 
' MISR _CHAPMAN
ie Illustrated Song
. _ and
Spot-lllhi
.being prepared for shore, approaches
'"fff::ff`9""7T"`?`T`7""'}":"""'="`"'“""""'f"""'f-`-‘
- 'itnerc were _no cues before the
Charlottetown. Police Court this
morning.
ins, mniiy li-lends ni-ii pleased that
Dr. Gtllbhti .B\ll¢‘lo0i lu sgmewllat
batter after his recent illness.
Tenders lor p car ferry for service
between New Brunswick and Prince
Edwnrd Island have been received
from s number of firms. The details
will be worked out and the tender for
the boat awarded shortly. Plans are
and wharves.-Ottawa. Exe.
A very pretty wedding took place
in the Convent Chapel at Rustico on
Tuesday, October, lst, when Misa
Catherine Buote adopted daughter of
Hubert and Mrs. Plueau was united
in marri1l¢¢ to Alphonse Doll-on of
Mayfield, Hops River. The ‘nridc was
attended by her sister Miss Janie
Buote, while Cyrus Dolron, .brother of
the groom acted as best man. During
the nuptlril moss, which was eclebrat-
eti by the pastor. Rev. J. Ohaisaon,
u few friends who had assembled to
witness the ceremony, sang some
beautiful hymns. After the ceremony
the bnppy couple drove to the bride's
home where ai sumptuous breakfast
was served. During the day s large
number of friends and relatives as-
sembled to wish the bride and groom
long life and happiness. The many
presents received testified to the po-
pularity of the contracting parties.
They will reside in Mayfield, Hope
River.
Miss Levisa Miwlillllan, daughter
of Mrs. Mary L. MacMillan, 25th
street. east, yesterday became the
bride of Jas. Duncan Mouldcr. The
ceremony was performed in Bt. Pn.ul’s
church by Rev. Father Lacoste, as-
sisted by Rev. Father Toequinet, and
was held at eight o'clocl£. The bride,
who was wearing 5 robe of white
ducheas satin with veil and wreath,
was attended by Miss Mabel Sutton
in hnndpainted chiffon over blue satin
and lilies of the valley, and th: brid-
esmaid pale pink carnations and sweet
peas. Leo Lenon was best innn. The
bridc‘e mother looked well in mauve
silk brocade, with garniture of
mauve and gold. A. Iilsleune was the
organist and H. A. Bridgman sang
s tenor solo. The church was prettily
adorned with white flowers. A dozen
or more guests accompanied the
bridal couple to Mrs. MacMillnn’s
home where the wedding breakfast
was served. Here, white blossoms
were used in profusion, and the table
was centred by the l>rlde's calm. The
grooufn gift to the bride was s pearl
necklace; to the bridesmaid u ring;
and to the best man, is scarf pin. A-
mong the guests was the bridc'e
uncle, F. W. McKinnon. of Wnnipeg.
Mr. and Mrs. Moulder left to spend
n few weeks nt Chicago, Minneapolis.
Grand Forks. and Fort. Wayne. The
bridc'e travelling costume was of
navy blue and her small hat was
touched. with corise. On their return
-Mr. and Mrs. Moulder will live in the
Webster block, Macpherson a.venue.-
Saskatoon Exo. -_- Mrs. Moulder _is
a sister of Dr. W. J. MacMillan. Char-
lottetown. - -
“Our lady patrons are continually
mmgi-king on how bright and clean
our store is. We have installed all the
latest and most. modern fixtures and
everything is kept. under glass to ln~
sure freedom from dust and dirt.. We
have is large staff of capable clerks
who will see that your every want is
nttended to. Give our store a call the
next time you are down town. Tho
McKinnon Drug Co., Corner Gt.
George And Kent Sth. 10-l§i_tf.
Di mold Rings
Nobody wishes to buy s
flawed. imperfect diamond. Q
lt lney_be ll pretty stone
bnttlle fact that it is flawed,
detsectu greatly from its
value, and it is not spprecl- _
ated. 1
And yet, it is not eehy for
the layman to detect the
* presence of such defects: he
. inlet depend ,upon his jew-
eller. _
Now my stock of dieslond
- rings has been selected with i
talictlllrtmre, and nothing l
ggtio best pads ef gems
has lbéee purchased. ‘ V
Finally, _I knew that I
have priced thesehl* pads
goods st s sidiasqilniy .
closer margin dgroiit, than
is usually expected. -
‘ 'ii win he is you .anni-
' tnge therefore to see these
goods.
e ci ent results. W li l a l I 1 _
better and guarantee Zmlrollwillgliolll G. I..  ldillirlaloelfldlrtchghilsmlllk clavlt Stine' 2 5“  5 
. ' _' ~~ so .. s_eW.S. emprcs -
¢l|ldlls&l:on°iivilltl;slfni.:l(ly“n|l-1¢f:;,l,l,:| yovlfg swell” Optics” and colonial scsrfs. Muffs in pillow, S 0  _ 0
money. We- pi-cpu; this Dowd", 0ur_ ' 1 __ smPire and barrel, semi-barrel, ani.
,,°|,.es and me only the puma ____ _ _ mal. colonial rind fancy otlects in
eroding", 35,; fun lb num E_ A_ r 1 » ~ ‘~ _ most of the loading furs lor 1912.
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f . . lr fort-her ll li l . 1. zsenrli 'r
. _lt¢°"1¢3 l-0 \1|lll~ informationss to conditions of propos- 512:? a r use lin 10€1M:¢_‘;    ‘ 
li gd C0|||,|1u-t fngy bg gggn gm] blank  i;n_q ' -
forms of Tender may bo obtnlned ut the . 1 si- -_-si-si
__ _ _ . _
' ‘P v on n r \lliiiii_». scans: "n, ‘ I
` Cllzltin. (cfh&(_)Trn;'crse ilnd nt thc gxlcc “Bl3¢k Pl'lU\3¢” h°|¢
i of the Post co Inspector. _ _
.loss s.wHs.\n. are ideal for children ` A ,l V'
’ h _ ; , V i . , _ ' l’oet_Oflioe lnaector. _ ~ _ . -  _ '
' nésilillss c»l c.»i_i.i no $1.20 saturday' sn. mn in 5,, um;,,;,,, 5,_ V1 'P&f;__?°*5=é_l'§l;f_°'q;_§_QH°°- “l°"~>- elastic ribbed tops. -  H
c Hmrtorrsrownt sup cE1.SEw HERE,
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Other inks ~tlog and rust
the pens. “E. & B." Ink
It keeps. the pen point
smooth.
V Sold everywhere
Also makers of "U, N. O.
Shoe Blocking.
 
EHUHEH SEHVIEES
METHODIST
First Methodist.-Rev. Mr. Heaney
t ei . d v .
nesday evening at 7.80. Students and
strangers cordially welcome.
at eleven a. ln. and seven p. m.
Sunday School and Bible Claes at
and college students. ‘
URESBYTERIAN. ~
. St. James' Presbyterian-Rev. 'I‘.P
Fullerton at 11 and 7. Strangers
and college students are cordially in-
vited to all services. Sunday School
at 2.80.
Zion-Morning _prayer meeting nt.
ten s. m. Rev. Mr. Taylor at. ll. and
at 7. Sunday School and Bible Class
ut 2.30. A cordial invitation is of-
fered strangers and college students.
UEN'i‘ktA1. CHRISTIAN.
(UNDENOMINA'1‘_IONAL.)
Central Christian-Rev. J .F_ Floyd
at ll and 7. Sunday School and
Bible Class at 2.30. Prayer meeting
Wednesday at 8 p.m, All seats free.
College students and strangers are
cordially invited to stt.cnd_s.ll sor-
vlces. _
BAPTIST
Baptist.-Rev. Z. L. Fash at
ll and 7 Sunday School at 230
dul s church nu
ltorium. A cordial welcome is ex-
tended to all the services of this
church.
ANGLICAN. _
Bt Paul's-Rector Rev. T. W. Mur-
phy. Holy communion at 8.30 n.m.
, v
un ay c oo an a
2.30 p.m. Evening Prayer at 7 p.m.
All sests fren. '
St. Peter's Oathodrnl-Holy Oom-
mnnion at. Bend 11 e. m. \ht.ine
10.15. Eveusong at 7. Ohildrelfs
Cathschieing nt 2.80 p. ln
pops and Benediction at 'I p. lu.
SALVATION ARMY.
Sunday, Services at 11, 3, and
7.80 p. rn. Week night service.-Mom
day, Tuesday, Thursday nnd Satur-
d
ay.
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Baltimore, Md., plov. ll, 1003,
Minaril’s Linlmtmt C0., Limited,
Strs,--I came across a bottle 0! your
MINARD'S LINIMENT in tba hands
oi one of the students at the Univer-
sity of Maryland, and he bein! Sv
kind as to let me use it for n 'UTY
bad strain, which I obtained in Unin-
ing for fuot races. and to my that
lt. helped me would be putting it very
mildly, and I therefore ask if you
would let me know of one of your
ngeuts that in closest to Baltimore
so that I may obtain some of it..
Thanking you in advance I remain,
Youre truly,
W. C. McOUEAN,
li St.. Paul street,
P. _S.-Kindly answer at once.
"We have all kinds of furntfra
boots, made of buff, kip, and grain
leathers. These boots are made el-
peclally for fiirmers; ae they nccd
boots that will wear and keep tho
water out. Golf Bros, 128 Richmond
Bt. 10-2Mtf.
The man who wants somethlno
that is just rioht In a sweater
coatwlll flnditln our men's store
number H9 Queen streor.. 'lnero
are sweater coats of all sizes
thorn for you from 856 to $5.50
"Futons are buyers nndlselleru of
good furs. Their- stock covers the us-
ual wide range from the conoy neck-
lo-iuliltf.
“The hats, cups. and clothing we
ere offering ln our Farewell Sala are
Non-Corrosivelnll ~  - e- ~°-»~»»
moons-Monson io-lom3l.' _
_ , mocha gloves, Wl\\dP1‘°°f
NOT GUILTY OF MURDER( `
msslrmlolt, ont., oct.
Bruce. was found not giiuey nf
define fs nur-se Ross zisps by
so  1t5fwss1n1l¢giid~ ps
the candy to ‘his nite when she
elsewhere. ‘
Ascot
fine Austrirn kid love
Special
Our special two button lap
seam, Austrian Cape in
1: xtra heavy Grey Suede,
own ngers
Pauline  
Our leader. Positively the
best kid glove sold under
$535 ou the market to-
day. Fully guaranteed.
Black Tan
_ ' I _
Aida
The finest quality French
kid gloves made in Gle-
noble, :franc e. Fully
Suzcttc O
The well known three -
and Tan
O Suede
Misses Cape
’ Made by Denis of E \glish
Dogskin. All sizes to
kiddies from i year up
Denis
The finest dogskin of
English make procur-
able. Out seanls,spal'c
points. For only _
Grey and White genuine
Cape gloves. Very fine
qualities
Lined"l`sn
Care Oliver Typewriter Co., e
Dogsltms
Dcnts make of Tan Dog~
skin lined with a good
quality of Silk
Mocha
Denis Tan Mocha gloves
lined with good fine silk
I
Lined-
Fille quality English made
Tan
Fur
wrists, Fur lined in Tan
sud Grey.
Children’s
Wool lined Mocha Mitts
in  . __ _ _ _ _
. y , , M 0 ::;.:~::-:.;':°.‘:,:.e::;..:.:‘:; .:°...°.:: ;‘:,..‘:.:; °“ii;1.,.ZY“‘“‘ 50c-»60c
P I T _ _   d fr fnc- 'Y' ° _ '
DOES Nor- ~_   ` Lett Stanley'sf l~fS_olo_e_cV'lT
.,.......,._,,,..,,, - Your Glove Trouble( 
_ V They can do it to perfection with illicit vcr _Eire
Even" Q mmm cu stock giving even a better glove atthe same prlcefes
_ \
A 8
V _ -t o clasps, overscwn 7 ’
. “’"' sezhls. For only `  
ii evena. m. an seen p
nl. Prayer service on Wed- _ __
Grace Church-Rev. Dr. Chapman X811. only 
‘ la seams ‘
2.30. Special invitations to visitors t'° 3135?: P
si il ¢ P3"
Brown Grey $ °
while Bin. _  P3"
_ If It D d. ` .
witht __ L<;y_allsts class   Brown $1.   r
  :‘....:::  mi .i..,.l<-.<1 nm- B1-ei $1 5() pai,
   V "‘“°‘i§ §“‘ii Géi’ “‘f°   P- ~
il-It at . ‘ rcn'e s ‘ "` ¢ veg 111
it s.ao. oauiecliliiin'linniidisfe1y nr- _ “Els _ _ u U  pan'
ter Mass. High Mass et. 10.80. Vee- 3 5 /f -5 _
0 9 .
“' 75c etc.
1'..
$1.55 _
y. $11500
$1.65
sits
s
can e 8 heatrc . si:/imzn rnunlaus mann-in in :;:rT'1'i‘-ckHu”“f:\3:? Um illflunn """"""1
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