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MEET Ml: AT 'mi-: ALWAYS nusv, .lun S &, , Coumiky

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3 o uonueoueeoe noone neoleeeleleenlel ones; ea

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“Ch¢°P” means awful things as well as the one

goof thing-low price- The wave of cheapness that has passed over th's town has not affected prices as much as it has injured qualities. 'You’ll do more in- telligent and economical buying :when you think of goodness of quality first and lowness of price next.

That’s the way we buy.

New Costumes'

Lidies’ Tailor-Made Suits in

colored tweeds, short smart double breasted Jacket, lined

such stylish smart Jackets for so little money. “hen you

Ladies’Jackets

Never before have we shown

throughout, new flare shirtglconsider the quality, lil: and special lf Finish, its really wonderful how

$850 for $6_38_ theycin be sold for the money.

Ladies’ tight Gtting. double,

breasted and single breasted ily front Suits, in various

3 Specials in

Colors. T

Heavy double breasted

Cl°lh’» T“'°°ds» H°m°sP““9»fFri¢zs Jackets, good quality,

Serge-s and Ladies’ Cloths.

11.7.51.” asc l

13.25 for 10325 ; 14.95 for 11.525 " 15.75 for 11.95 ,

Ladies! thisnieans that

you can buy your stylish 1. ready - to - wear Winter Suit, for less money than you can procure the

material and have them

ing into. Come and in-i ve stigate.

STANLEY

Frieze Jackets, double stitched throughout - seams strappel with cloth and velvet insirtel

Fawn, Navy, Drab and Red, ‘lined throughout with silk, large pearl buttons. A. Coat you would be willing, to pay

made up. It’s worth look* Q $10 f°"-

1 well made and perfect li ting-

$10_75 for $ 8_0? N4 colors-only __

.»-vu'r`-'1~v-»-vv-.-¢--- i»~`v-wvvvvwurp-»-»v»~

$4.25 each.. Heavy double Lreastel

-6 colori, ' $6 each.

Elegant Beaver Jackets in

iii-‘lice $7°95 ,

saos.

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Fine

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'/(Gil, Are made from the VERY EINEST i tl QU.-\L.I[Y of calves'-foot geiatine that :_ 1 _ ,i money can buy. .by y

li Loco different dishes can be _n_iade~`\\y\ ` " with it. It is_ both tasty and nutritious, _ 7:. _ and the cost is next to nothing. '4 . A

Try it served with whipped cream.

1; _ ébvl PURE G_’)LI_) GOOf1)1S llavé UIC $9*

ri igliest reputation torexce ence. g' _ ,¢;f"F'fL.iF..-f"§5 .»1li.'€“’~:/,~

,g _.5 _V ___ __ .___-. . __A -

llcLeod and Bentley

lrrrlslsrs. Atlantis. fllitllvw U

D. C. McLBOD¢ lately UIQ H111 0( M' me D. c. Mama. _ - _

W. E. BENTLEY. lately of the firm Oi.

Mathiwm and Beatl . . _ o1=i=1css._s...1¢ ilumseoca Bonding. 1

Charlottetown. '

!r0ct twlyr d3‘m -

WE ARE AUTH0lllZEl)

To ref‘_ud the money w'h¢ll

REMICIUS ECZEMA CURE

Fails to cure any cue of Eczema for Pilee-D0 matter of how long dining, *

For saleiouly at ‘

llollonald’s ling Sloref

nigh. nu. G 1'-1

THE, .°

1 lil*

Re-opens after the:Holidayl P”

llmulay, lllwl. llllll last

at 9.30 at m. A thorough aadZ1=W=*i‘~“‘ trainings given inure tolbvi°s=B°‘_"‘f Keeping, Commercial IAF. §fi°hm°u°’ Penmanrmp, English Corresx>°°d°“°_°» Brom... Method., shorthand. Tyv°*f“' l1g,:ei`.c, Savetimeby 0°' &.“s’ Special attention so |»eo\\'ri°8. P°*i tions for graduated °

lsaac .oxsm'|AK»

Principal as Pwrmwf-

h’t own, Aug 3, 19t)0. d&Wtf - ».

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Pastry

, Ii gaining in' pooilir favor

everv da_y.Toothsorne delic- acies, are placed fresh on

Olll' CJUDIEIS f.V3fy

eam Loaf !.

The sweetoatand mo=t whole-_ some bread made-6 centg

A.J.QUlRK

The Central Bakery I

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PERlllll’S -

li|.0VES"

have a world wide re- putation, every pair guar- anteed. If they rip or tear bring them tack to us and we’ll give you a new pair instead. Perrin’s line M o o h a Gloves with good heavy

' lining for $1.25, extra

good quality for $2.00. Silk lined Kid Gloves", 1.75, Mocha unlined,

.1 extra fine quality at 1.7 5.

Cheaper gloves at /oc, $1.00.

The Ieading Fashionable Tailor. “

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THE eonventiou of Nova Scot Sunday

was very successful. The attendance by two prominent Sunday school workers from the United States who had visited the convention held in Charlottetown P. E. Island, was one ofthe features that Rave greatiuterest to the meetings and left adeep impression on those who at- tended the various sessions. This is good work and willbe followed by good results. -Ex. '

Ir is apparent that there are other places besides Charlottetown where Bro crackers, etc.,aro carelessly used during the hour of celebration. The Toronto Globe contains the following dated November 7th:-Can- non tirecrackers are to be suppressed if His Worship the Mayor can do it. Yesterday . he received from Dr. Newburn, St. Pat- _

rick street, a letter, in which he saidz- '

Womens faces and men’s hands are too aluable to be ruined by the confound- § cl idiot who possesses a. 'giant iirecracker. § Ve had specimens yesterday of what the i oolcan do, and to-morrow we will have l the same unless you put your foot down. Can you not order the police to arrest F

"Ur-04

. every fellow found with one either lighted ,l

or not? And cin you not have a by-law passed making the sale or possession of _

these infernal nuisances an illegal act?

And when you are about to.mn.ke the act include small Erecrackers ae well as large.” The Mayor stated that he would ntroduce a prohibitory by-law.

.THE Windsor Journal in referring to the return of the boys in khakisnysz- A patriotic address was delivered by the

of the best we have ever he-ard him de- liver, in which he travelled back to the` period when the country to the Sonth of us wasa part of the British Empire to .how that the same loyalty which led the young men whom we- are now honor- ing to leave home and friends to fight for the flag in South Africa, wasédentical with the same loyalty which inspired so many in the olden time to remain true to King and country, and eventually led them to come to Canada and Nova Scotia after the declaration of Independ ence-the forefathers ofour country. The

1 Rev. speaker said that when . .Presi.dent.-

Kruger flung down his impudent ulti-' matum and ordered' the British troops to leave the country, it sent a thrill through- ut the Empire, in Cana'la,inNova'Scotia, in was hard to restrain the impetuous~ ness, the tugging at the harness; thet pulling at the bit, as it were, to resent the insult to Queen and country, and many very many, like theiflne -fellows

before us, demandid to be sent outito South Africa to up old the Mgiesty of the Queen and the glory oft-he Empire.~ He said we ought to honor the names of at the brave fellows-who now stood be!m'e: us-we should teach them to our children, ji and they again, to their -_childr_~e_n, men whose. deeds would grace the annalsfoq Greece, and Rome, and of Great Britain.” The speaker referred to the names of illustrious men-Bro-sk and others who so riobl y defended the Nation's interests; Kingsmen had had -its heroes in the battle lleld, for Kingsmen were alwals* loyal to the British Crown (great cheer- ing from-the K. C. Students) and Blanch- ard and Hensley were names that V.-should never be forgotten, and we should see to it that in this locality we have a mem- orial by which they shallbe substan-_ tially remembered for all time' to come. This is only the merest outline of a splendid address, which elicited frequent

cheer-init.

K1'-:EP YOURSELF STRONG..

And you will wa.rd_ off colds, pneumona fevers and other diseases. You _need to have pure rich blood and good digestion. Hood’s Sarsaparilla makes the blood rich and pure as no other medicine can do. It tones the stomach, creates an appetite

will keep y_ou strong and _wel_l. _ _ Hoods Pills are nonorritating. Brice Z1:

Free samples of pastuerlzed milk de-

livered in the city to ,any address left at the Factory. ater St., Call, send or telephone.

Try one earfof Oak Brand Condensed Milk and you will decide that it is better and cheaper thap a cow. Ask your grocer for it-_ - 3) bf -

ml,;_gnY.;J

#Every *Minute/‘*'

of every day we are busy-busy~ _- shaving, busy liaircutting. busy; 5 shampooing~or busy preparing' , razors and clippers the better

to do their work.

WE - S - 1 WANT 3 3

YOU 3 ‘B

T0 assist us in keeping busy. ’ Will You "'

ames 81. Trailer.;

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ry; .

Loni. Cnussnims.-Meeting. every I”m°"°“' Vi’"’°"’ ‘"°1°°"“°‘ Monday at 6.30. v lf ,Pnvn,.Hn.i. Connor has agaiugreslimed

V SUNDAY Airrnizzvooar.-'-Song seirvloe mr t'h°wmter sessmnf .

the Gospel meeting in Mechanics' Hell,to- ';:1“°;°s°'m sgedvery small Ellis lllermt i

morrow afternoon at 3.45. Strangers y ve new u cms ave °nt.~ y

always welcome. ?0SPlrIi- MnirrIr§i.-gtememézer ,_ Ili 1188i bhéll IT is probable that Chaplain Lane will pe mee” ng m _ ec anics uf un ay _ - .

deliver a lecture in Chariottetown in the gblemoon’ at4ocl0ck° 'sui%ngel.$.&iav"'ya n0'better

near future. Dir. Lane's lecture is “Ex- ecome' Lessan’ Mathew 88* Tha'

periences in the Boe1_WaI_,_ Leper cleansed." _ fl'68f fl'0lIlf

Rev. S. West on Jones, at one time rector if ofSt. Paul’s church, Charlottetown, one `

'Chase’s Ointnneutis an absolu " dune for

and invigoratcs the whole system. Y0_\\. _ ‘will be wise to begin taking it now, fOr It

of G. P.

. I _

_ THE Colonial Building illumination 1 1° ` ' ' -

Anvsnrissnsare again asked to remem- . _, ,, 1 , . maximum lg V ber that an “ch _,, st be handed dllrlmr contingent night was very Hue. . _ . M 8;

The difficult work of tracing the wchitec

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in no later than one p. m..each day. to ture of the buixding ‘with electrfés 'Mia _l0WB!‘

.insure insertion following morning. done by the Fun Electric Cnmpanp The 1 1 . Insistydn having _

manager is to be congratulated upon the

Schoolworkers recentlyheldin lyartmouth success attained. _ S -does ` A -

Soils idea of the immense proportions of the coal business now being conducted in Sydney will be learned;.h'om the follow- illll. Thirteen large steamors were _ in

Sydney harbor one day recently for oarlro. It wash very busy day at international pier where all day img Zroatest activity prevailed in- these steainelrs might have

patch. Coal dealers in

P- E- I.. have experienced lgreat

in securing oarges for their vessels

to the demand.

-**'Q_--Tuul woman asc me voiunz

Good fortune rang the bell one day;` - ' i

She stopped to tluii' and dx her hair, y To swing her skirt the pmer way And dab on powder here and there. -

And being -satisfied at last She hurried to the/door to find 1, 1 Whoever had beenthere had passed »

Along, and left no card behind.

EIGHTEEN MONTHS' PAIN. `

1-s___

/ .

Ended Elfectually and Permanently by'

Dodd's'Kidney Pills. _

Central W

dull and damp

terribly

person in a pains in the

Kidney

leaves. -~ Dodd's Kidney Pills are the only -sure

and certain cure for kidney complaiants; The? neverfail to cure. , In proof of this, read what Mr F

Harris, of this places says: “ suffered for eighteen months,

disease, bein unable ,to

the time, audrhaving grown taking other medicines, I

boxes of 1]odd`s Kidney affected a complete and permanent cure

BIG 85

MAY REI' URN SOON. ` `

day from Mr. Chamberlain, asking if artillery supplies from Cape ,Town will be accepted,~ie taken as an indication that the Canadian ai-ttilery_ may return very

A BUNDLE OF NERVES

Nerve force is the very life of man an"

1 , -i7,ooo,ooo,§c.Q;$1s. ~ l

ABl5!f0!t0melf8`bell ill system, 'there are Eat; Ieastj” 17`,000;‘,§L

the ally press -and even in spite of the testimony of your best friends you may

beyond the possibility of oubtpthat Dr.

piles. Asingle will bo~lii_,§oeltf 'E03 make you as enthusiastic ae yomsneigh-', hour in.-prais_i1'1‘g »~Dr. Chase’s Ointment, for it is certain to cure vou. ' -

THB MA‘riuMoN1/lL i~f1B1.o. ,. .

OLl,0tD men wjio marry, it 'is' fonndli

that 332 marry women younger than themselves; 759 marry women of the same; age, and 89 marry women older than themselves. , e

. ‘ sumti-zafoonns _ ‘

No coldls sohard to the summer-it

treatments and frequently develops inw-

Dr. Chase'sSyrup ot Linseed and Tarpon- . tine to promptly and thorou hly cure 1

ooeooooeeloo =gi“B0l‘\V68|_l 5 if '

fogooooooe

warm when you get them for _ tea, and fresh and soft for bi’¢#k" é.

t\.€"etfalso O delicious bread.

'J he best nwseueep. rs 'in _the City say that our Snowflake loaf and Graham Bread af* ““‘~q°°'u'

, ¢d_ 'rryrloof_of each and you

` will be wel.\_s.lI1.F5¢¢3-'- _ v

Also gfoognes of a}1V kindss

Picasso a cot

. ~s\”¢

11 11.6

.Wanderers of Halifax

For the Champ-lgnslxig.

C. A.. A.

Admission 25c. ' »

warolrssi

OTTAWA, Nov. 6.-A cable _received 'to-

D-Q-Q-O-X-C-¥

-O-O-O-O-O-'I-I

O-0"*-4

.°::".»;°',.e*;':_°‘.l.‘.;°.”.:“;:.';.°°;‘.'l'.;“l.‘ze.f:.l ,..”.‘§:.‘:.*e§.‘:.:‘.l"‘*.f..i'.‘.“‘:.."°l’.':l° t ‘-"‘°°'l‘ gets _thin and watery and failsto supply imma ,ob ,ggms in this . ,im 2:. nourishment to the nerves then: comes a E’ - W-it he. pm ttrgin of llervosig disoli~¢ierS,§1erv0i1;S'P1os‘|i- -“BWI” "d‘;eld§ng. so h M

on’ al 9 9 9 l

oath. Dr., dhsse?.i)l\iiii'v!c il";'}lnml»ni1'iis Watches We have made can

and revitalizes the nerve cells wasted by a first-class article and

disease, overwork andworry. It is beyond’ ' commend them

doubt the won-id's' greatest ‘restora!il"lp. .

Recommended b ” mnil e i

-an Druggists mh»hi.°ii§m arid limi

j these

that they are honestly' re-

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WHERE Ani-:THE sKEP1'1csr - 6, F"

In spite of all the evidenoejpublished in [;~. f -, ' _.lc ' L

Sunnysideg _.

still be skeptical regardlngthe unusual p ' virtuesof Dr. Chase's Ointment. Notlifhg ‘ ‘f ' " * ` “

short of an actual trial wgl prove to you f

. ,-

cold. 'It hangs-noinspite olfall ordinary _ ' ',

consumption. It not wliatfmeans

have failed you-can rely absolutely our ‘ _

every kind of cough gli' overglis grand - , . ” -_. '\= _ - , ’ continent., Eeents vbottle. Fr nilyiéilef' ‘ 1 " /

60oents. ~ v I » . -

. _ ~ - 'lo it Pianos

-S Five 0’clock,....3 §.PL.l=1AS£.'-r.;=~_ 1

, _ _ 1 v tlrbessvhohsvecfi-iedthem

if f'i'.'.’.'“€’i§’l‘ .`.`5'.’...'.`-'-`.'r'I2§"i.'l‘; g -15°! 1° f¢m“‘*°b1° '°‘

. io

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gmt* l¥§§§E the ei

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recommend-

' their tpne, wur.h.`

' anddurabilily.

We are not here for month or two but

manently.

factory relied on

Kelly &

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iff”

‘Looking for Low Pricd 9

and yet to get a nice neat Prh\tieg,somothiagthat you .bofeshemedto-had out We te. si" rw bath H trieduabeiere send

and-worrill