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too, by supplying the best Coal at the lowest prices.

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Phone 24 o Ch'tow n

REVENUE CUTTER PIQKED

UP THE TEMPLEMORE.

BOSTON; Oct. 1|.-The steamer T¢mDlemore, abandoned by fire on 3"’ Vi,”-1i}”l= Ca1>ee.'°n september ao, M 1’ ° ed UD by the revenue wtger Audfoecossin last night, 100 mu.,

gist southeast of Bankugy Head light _ a“t“°k°t~ “°°0l`dl“z to a radiogram regptyed here today. The Templemoro ‘W C was st'lll_ burning, drifted 43° miles in thirteen days.

Captain Billard of the Androscog- sl". reported that owing to*-the gud. en appearance of a northeast storm he was unable to plan either the destruction or the salvage of the Templemore.

DYNAMITE CONSPIRATOR

ARRESTED BY INDIANAPOLIS POLICE

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E[NDTANA_‘POLIS, Ind., October 13

-Phe hearing of Harry W. Jones, secretary-treasurer of the Interna- tional Association of Bridge and Structural Iron Workers, before Unit. ed States Commissioner Young Wm; llfflitllonecl today until November 5th, Hia bond of $10,000 was continued. The charge against Jones is conspir. acy to transport explosivies illegally.

Jones was taken in custody here

following the arrest and confession of George Dnvis, nlais George O’Donuei, ,nn iron worker, in New York. Davis was brought to this city and it is ex- pected will repeat his confession 'be- 'fore tho United States grand jury, which convenes here November 11.

"The Union Commercial College night school opens for the annual term on Wednesday, 22nd. Principnl Moran will he at his office tonight, to arrange with prospective students regarding courses of study, terms, _ctc. 2165-10-17Mii.

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llave You Tried g McKinnon’s

Condition

V Powders ?

the best

Put

By practical tests and experiments on truck

lmrscs owned by The MacKinnon Drug Co. we know that MacKinnon’s Condition Powders are

on the market today

'Ihey iinprovethe appetite, strengthen diges-

tion, purify the blood and give new strength, snap, vim and stamina to the animal.

up in air tight sanitary tins, ._25c s lb.

McKinnon Drug Co,

Corner Great George and Kent Streets.

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is THE CENTRIL GUADIRN Qi

It Pays to buy in this Province.

'rH~.tNxscIv1NG sl,§noInL.- A Special passenger traid will be run

1913. from Charlottetown to Murray Harbor direct connecting with No.

around the loop. Train to leave hero at 8 o'clock, a. m., and returning leave Murray Harbor at -t 0'cl-Jck, P- 111. 2108.

WORTHY CITIZENS.-Three very

large men were together in the city Wednesday, and an gr- gument aroseas to which was the heaviest. The parties were Mess- rs'. J. J. Davis of Charlottetown, George W. C. Oland of Halifax and Mr.\.Ed. Crosby, Cape Traverse. After some discussion, it was decided the only way to settle the mutter would be to measure each man's height and take the weight. Mr. Davis tipped the scale at 277 pounds, Mr. Oland at 261, and Mr. Crosby at 255-- total weight for the three being 793, The men were of the same height- exactly six feet tall. They are all in the best of health, fine, congenial men and good Canadians. '

PROFITABLE TIME.-The enter-

tainment and pie social held in the C. M. B. A. Hall, Kensington, on Friday evening, Oct. 10th, proved to be a remarkable success. The Presi- dent of the Kensington Athletic Club, Mr. Allan Cole, opened the meeting With a few remarks as to the object of holding the entertainment, the se- curing of further funds to make pos- ‘ sible the construction of an open-air rink, and thanked all the citizens of Kensington. on behalf of the club, for the generous manner in which they had subscribed to the cause. Mr. John Thompson wus called upon to act as chairman, B, duty which he performed admirably. The following program was then rendered: Solo- Mrs. E. IC. Hiltz (encored); Instru- ments, Music-Miss Ruth Durant and Mr. Chester Howard; Reading.-Miss Nellie Green (encored); Solo-Mrs. Tho's_ Donahoe (encored); Solo-Mr. John Howard; Reading-Master Sam- uel Profit; Duet-Dr. Houston and W, T. Bentley; Reading-Master Harry Warren; Solo-Mr. James A. Ready. After this came the sale of pie:-1 and baskets by Mr. Hugh Morrison and Mr. John Thompson. The net pro- ceeds amounted to about $70. The club is deeply thankful to all who so kindly assisted in any way to make

“We‘have ai the present time 5 ` 1 the “flair *1 S“°°‘=SS-*K

a very large assortment of the famous "Tobin" Guns which are known the world over for the accuracy and high qualny I hese guns are made by experts and are fully guaranteed in every particular. Prices from $20,'l0 to $43.00. See our line before purchasing elsewhere. We csrijsave you 'dollars -_-The Rogers ‘Hardware Co. ltd.

2151-10--17M2i

"You run no risk when you leave

your prescription here. Our prescrip- tion department is presided over by expert pharmacists only, no novice or beginner docs any part of the work and our prescriptions are thoroughly tested and checked to in- sure extreme accuracy. We can illl the prescription of any doctor pro- mptly and at a reasonable charge. Try us. The Two Macs- 149 Gffflli George St. , _ Mkt!-

.___ “Navy Blue Senior Suit Serges

from 650 to $1.25 a yard H I Stanley Bros. 2153-10-l7M3l

G000 NEWS for

_RliEUMA'l`tC

SUFPERERS

means the discovery of a medicinal remedy that will relieve and finally cnre_il1ls painful disease.

_ R0llD’S llheumatism. Cure

having cured many severe cases, we recommend it to all suffering from rheuinattsrn

with confidence.

itleo. E. Hughes

The People’s Druggist

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l<‘t)iiMER. ISLANDER.-'Pho fol-

lowing from the Syracuse, N. Y., Post Standard, of Monday, October 6, will be read with interest in Mrs. Mclnnis' home town.-Rcv. Dr. .lohn Murdock Maclnnis wus in- stullcd last night as pastor of the South Presbyterian church in the place of Rev. Murray Shipley How- land, resigned. More than 800 per- sons ntteuded thc service, which was held at the church. Prior to the pub- lic ceremony an adjourned meeting of the Prcsbytcry was held, at which Dr, Maclnnis was accepted. The ser- vice opened with a short musical pro- gram of organ prelude in two parts and the Doxology. The invocation and l.ord's prayer were then offered by Rev. Samuel W. Steele. D. D. of Oswego, as moderator. Dr. Steele. also read the Scripturclesson and put the constitutional questions. Rev. Wnltcr Rockwood Ferris, pastor of Park Presbyterian Church, gave the address, and the charge to the new pastor was delivered by Rev. Dr. Al- bert C. Fulton, pastor of the First Presbyterian Church. Mr. Howland made the charge to the people. The prayer of installation was offered by l'-lcv. John N. Steele,and the benedic- tion was pronounced by the new pns- tor. The vestry choir sang two

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tlu- services received with him The

$` D communion table was decorated with

i C E E T E E white roses, asparagus fern and large

-1 ' chrysnnthemums. These were pre-

__-'_-' sented to Mrs. Maclnnis. The same

paper contains an excellent picture of Mr. Mnclnnls.

::Rexall Rubber Goods are sold

with the distinct understanding that if the quality is not so high as we claim all money you pay will he cheertull refunded Call in and see

,' \\ V- `~»-" ' ‘ "` ` , x, our hot water bottles ranging in

price from $135 to $2 50-better

‘ C0l1Ilt1'y Kllift8l°G grades are guaranteed for't.wo years

Fountain Syringes, a va:-ietY Ol grades and sizes rantlinii f\‘0m $1-25 to $2.00. Invalid Cushions, the Rex- all brand wear longer and give more satisfaction than the common kind, $2.85 to $8.25. Enema syringes and everything you could want in relia- hle rubber goods. The MacKinnon Drug Co., Corner Great George and Kent Bts. MU-

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Homemade Cream Bread

Has a "dirferent taste from

ordinary Bread. Stewsrtls Bread is

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that your family will enjoy. It is made of the beet of floor in a bake shop scrupuloudy

clean

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at your hon-ic every da) if yo 1 Phone 2|! Kent Street

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on Thanksgiving Day, October 20th,.

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the proceedings at the prayer meet.- ing at the First Methodist Cliurch on Wednesday night there was imparted an- unusual interest by an address by Miss Howie, a returned lady mis- sionary from Japan. Miss Howie is the daughter of a retired Methodist minister, the Rev.` Mr. Howie, of Shediac, and she has been laboring in Japan as a missionary, under the auspices of the Women's Missionary Society of the Canadian Methodist Chnl/ch, since 1900. She is now home on furlough, her second visit to her native land since she went out to the East to further the evangelising work of the church; her first fur- lough being in 1905. She is in this Island in connection with the annual ‘meeting of the Women's Missionary Society of the Canadian Methodist Church, which was opened yesterday at Little York, and at which she was present and took part in the busi- ness. Miss Howie‘s address on Wed- nesday night waspof exceptional inf terest, dealing with the features of her work abroad. She was accorded a hearty vote of thanks at the con- clusion of her remarks.

PER ONBLS

Mr. Chester Acorn, of Village

Green, leaves this morning for Hall- fat.

Rev. Father R. B. Macdonald re-

turned to his home in Souris by the enstcrn train yesterday afternoon.

Mrs. H. R. Simpson, Gerald St., City, has returned home after a pleasant visit with her daughters, Mrs. J. S. Brown, York, and Mrs. Jas. L. Marshall, Covehead:

Mr, John J. Mcliaren, Charlotte-

town, lenvcs this morning for Hali- fax to spend Thanksgiving Day with his daughter, Miss Helen, who is at- tending Halifax Ladies College.

Mrs. J. T. Bethune, formerlv Mrs. Stanley of Charlottetown, will re- ceive for the first time since her mar- riage on Wednesday afternoon, Oct- ober 15th, at her residence 764 Sher- brooke Street West, and afterwards on the first Wednesday of each month says the Montreal Mail.

Mr. J. J. McGuilvary, Vernon, was

in Charlottetown yesterday and re- turned home in the afternoon.

Rrv. Father J . Gaudet, Hope Riv-

cr, and Rev. Father Stephen Mac- donald, Lot 7, were in Charlotte- town yesterday and returned home in the afternoon. _

:1We know we can give you won-

dcrful satisfactory service in pre- scriptions. Our department is kept busy from 9 a. m., until 9 p. m. filling the orders that are coming in bull: \ve can still attend to any part of thc order. We guarantee the ac- curacy uf dosage and the purity of ,ingredients. We give you just what .the doctor ordered. Leave your next prescription here. The MacKinnon Drug Co., Corner Great George and Kent Sts. Mt!-

"Mnkc your idle hours profitable

by attending the Night School, nt the Union Commercial College. The

nual session starts on Wednesday

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A NEW HAT WITH OUR (OWPLIMENT

The ments store is now showlngthc 1

range of new fall suits and overcoats in the cw this additional offer makes prompt buying

Mains suns ....is.so. iooo, uso. |s.oa», 2 Overcoats . . . . $0.50, l2.00, |650, |800 it

If you have never thought you could he fi

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good value at 5oc THANKS- GIVING BARGAIN .. _ ._ . .‘

Four Thanksgiving bargains ready in the linen department

NO Good _';_f`l \-_-ii white cotton

smooth_h \e and well made

good weight, and durable regular low price mc ruANKsG1v- 1 ING BARGA1N.......... . CYD

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Dainty pillow sh.`ms 30 x

No 3 30 in size, hemm cl, neat- ly embroidered at each corner, ould be

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26 inch Linen Crash

aprons or towels, 5 welght,soft,iirm and absorbent,'l`he

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gular price is 18<r 'l`t.i/\NK5`- GIVING BARGAIN

Another pre' ty sham ‘

No 4 size go X 30, with sca ed edge and prettilv embroidered

value at 65c THANKSGIV

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an next, the 22nd. Principal Moran will be at his oflice, Royal Bank Build- ing, tonight, to arrange with pros- pective students regarding courses of study, classes, tuition, etc.

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_ 'W ~ Fashion Magazine--and it is devoted entirely it

i " ' "‘ - ions. Most fashion magazines now are “neither

nor flesh--nor good red herring . Htre is one 1 just what it claims to be-nothing more-nothing

and the very finest of its sort. Good fashion art

` gcoi fashion pictures. And all for FIVE CEN '°“""` """""" the Pattern Counter

They’rc Simply Delicious !

W1LLARD'S and NEIL- SON'S are hard to beat.

'1`hey’re the King of dainty

Con fections Sweet;

When you want to give your

girlie a treat

Address us Corner of Prince

and Kent Street.

Try our new assortment of

bulk Chocolates, They`re grandosious.

Johnson & Johnson

‘ The Quality Drugstore. i

game on Thanksgiving day would do well io see our vrry gomplglg glock Di GUIIS Intl Rifles, Cartridges, Gun Cases, Cartridge Bags Belts Gun Oil, Loading Sets, etc. We have the

' most complete line in the Citi

at prices that will meet wllh your approval.-'l`he Rogers

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The cold, wet dreary fall days

develop a small cold quickly-and make a small cold worsei

Mac’a Cold Cure is the remedy

you want. It cures the cold quickly-an efficient remedy---is easy to take, can be carxlei in vest

p0Cketu¢q»so ounces solos: as-~z5C

The 2 Macs

149 Gt. Geo St.

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SP OI LED H OGS

Notice to Farmers £3 B1

hogs are arriving spoiled because the org'

inside. All organs should be removed and tied t The gall must be taken out. .

HEAVY HOGS should not be ihipped di

warm weather as we are having at present.

r _ ' No hogs should be killed so late in the wee‘

vent them reaching us later than SATURDAY N

Departure from above instructions is at ship

Davis £6’ F rasi

is always imparted by simple lines and substantial elegance. Some new models of this type are illustrated here and many

people prefer These Monuments

to the artistically carved de-- signs ornamenied with taste- ful ' decorations. Whatever your preference we arc ready to supplv the style you desire. Consult us

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