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HOCKEY PLAYERS

MONTREAL, Oct. 30-The Canadi-

an Hockey Club are alter Poulin

Jimmy Gardiner.

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mg service

! and satisfaction are assured ( .\. if you purchase knives,forks, ,-4 spoons and serving pieces \

I bearing the trade mark \

(L Miners aus.

. This brand is knorm as /

`~ "'6`r'lvsr?lrwrIra_t Wears" /

and is marie in the heaviest ' grade of plate. Famous for

' aver6oyears for its durability

and beauty.

, Bald by Lcldlnzl Dealers

and

-It nays to In this Province.

-Miss Kathleen Earle of the Pat

alot, Charlottetown, has returned lrom a visit to Flhsffvylh.

-There will be preaching service

in the Baptist Church. Tryon, on the coming Lord's Day at 2.30 p m, and B0!-lslmw at 7 p. m.

Rev. AZ. I.. Fasll, Charlottetown,

was _a passenger from Charlottetown

toJ Summerside yesterday morning.

--C. J. Reilly, Charlottetown, who 9 has been attending the 8, S. Conven- P tion Summerside, returned to Char-

lottetown last night.-J.

-Miss Greta Clarke, who hnsV been

visiting friends in Westville, N. S.,

mornlngl-J.

--Miss l.. Barrett returned to Char- _ lottetown Inst evening. She was st- P

merside.-.l _ V

--E. Lever, Toronto; R. F. Brod- erick, Montreal, registered at the d Clifton I-louse, Sllmrnerside, between S 9 last evening 'alter the arrival nf' the Empress) and 0.30 the previous _ evening.-J. , L'

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enal School St John, and Miss

Parlors,

miss an lsslle. all all pahers are dis continued promptly on expiry date.

hone is 45-1 and residence phone V

lending the S. S. Convention at Sum- Z5'

-Sunlight Boot Destroyer cleans

the chimney quickly and cheaply- no _.

irt. 20:: per package at Brace's, _- ummerside. 10-19ES3i,Mlllth6l. ii*

-Miss E, K. McKay. teacher in Si

-Subscribers should renew a weelr r two belore the time th y have aid for has expired and no

-Mies Hazel Morse. sgxat in J.

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rnruihea to sunnnersiae yesterday 3l|1Jl>£d2l:\i :§0rl:El::',;il:,t:;,, 5:3!

-Perfection Gasoline, Engine Oil, up Grease, Batteries etc.-quality nd prices right at Braco’s. Summer- de. 10j19FlS3i,lill\ithGl. '

-Braee's, Sunmierslde, have just

vertislng' and subscriptions in Sum- ‘ ’ V v merslde and vi n y. `

el it ue: omce .,__A_A,_

6 € %

Cent , . lille. J. McKay, teacher in Aberdeen

are Money-makers

Whm their digeslionir right. You can lreep your poultry healthy and free from disease and increase eg: and proite when you

give them _

ts Poruu-y

P llenularor

ll the :iodine bowels in perfect order

helps lo make eggs Pram Poole-y R

‘ll-2V. ` “km nuuhieu _ X Pallflled F0735 one-ni?

_ - Guaranteed or Money Bank

Pnttslieslillsrisihebesland rnost econom-

ical exlsrminater of vsmin that you use-sale and my is lpply. Everynhine rm Pune is

I _ rindr-inlinuwsler nveaall *One male, two females, flue dark °'p,‘;,"‘,, 5”, ,£53 "",he|,,,|e dim

Morris & Smith

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healthy animals. Price $1250.00 eiich for one or more. °` May be seen at Hudson Gordouls lllch Alberton.

,Inquire by phone. These are. good values and will move quickly.

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Prslh Animal Rtlllslerincvvia the value and od ' ol hams, ' ` Lupin llle smivllrrlirime colxEg:`nu?l R Ask for Pratt: Ill' Hlllilef "hairy Yrbl.la|”

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lung 'then sunt Miss L. Mercer. R Malpeque Centre, were passengers di yesterday on return to their homes.

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-'l‘he Harvest Tliarivsgiving service i-i Bt. i.\\ke's Church, 0'Lcary, post- E pi n ri rn blcndny on account ol the l sun-n~_ \-_lu no nun sunday nicht next fi nr nev. J. Abbott Winfield, D pr_u':her.

-A public meeting under thc auspi- t

ces of the P. E. Island Temperance Alliance will be held in the Baptist. T

ing, Nov. 1, to be addressed bv F.S. S ilpence of Toronto, President of the Fominion Temperance Allliance. Mr. Spense is one of the foremost public- S

School Moncton, who have been vls-- re_eeiv.od a his Shipment oéehlgll E\`8‘\°

llbber Belting and are o ring splen-

ow Road, returned home yesterday' norning, alter spending the past few ays at Summerside, the guests of‘ onald and Mrs. Mathieson.-J. _

ending Charlottetown Business Coll lege, returned to Charlottetown yes- te

Church, Sumrnerside, on Friday even- ents, Donald and MrB_ Matmesonl

ummeraide.--J.

d value in all sizes.

10-19EB2i,MhlLh4i.

-John and Mrs. Mathieson, Glas-

-Hubert S. Mathleson, who is nt-

rday morning after spending his hanksgiving holidays with his par-

-The Empress arrived. in Summer- ide lust evening at 9.00. She had

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1 largest and most desirable _stock of ovcrcoats ever shown by us at the _be-

Pkg - too much in these October' offerings. No matter what you select here from a

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Mr. Spense discuss this great issue.

lets of Canada and is probably with- seventy-uve passengers V going and out a peer as an authority on the re- lation of the Liquor prob-lem' to niu- nicipal and civic ailalrs. No one

should miss this opportunity to hear cargo, 2 cars freight.-J.

-The anniversary of the institution

of Branch 215, C. M. B.- A., in Sum- merside, was celebrated by an '-‘At Home," on the evening oi. Thanks- giving Day. The- attendance was lsr-gel and everyone thoroughly enioyed the' evening's entertainment. Whlst play-_ ing begun at B o'clock and continued

til 10 ‘The ueen rize was won

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The big man isu`t big in spite of the tele- -

phone -it’s because of it, to a certain extent.

If you'rc satisfied with the profits your

great-grandfather mnrle, ifyou just wnut to eke .

- out n bare existence from your business, if more

business don't look good to you---well, n phone will be just in the way---a bothersome ornament'

But, mark it down plain, lf you wnnt more

business, a larger and better class of customers, straight tips on nil the markets, the most profit- able of inside inforuifltion and thc respect of _

. your customers and envy of your competitors-~ ` lu short if you want success---you'll see what

wc can do for you, and you won't waste time 0

The phone will bring you business---it will

prove its worth in better returns, in actual nd- ditional cash in your till. » Lei Contract Dept. prove these facts to you.

The Telephone Co., of P. F. I., Charlottetown, P. E. l.

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UD - Cl P _ by Alice Richard and the king prize, by Maximo Peters. The consolation prisqp want to Annie Gallant and J. P. DesR0che. Dancing followed and was continued until three o’clocir,with an intermission for refreshments. The music for dancing was furnished by the Gaudet orchestra. The mntrons were Mrs. Kenny, Mrs. Noonan and Mrs. McCullough.-Exe.

:.:A disordered stomach prevents the

rrnper digestion of food and the vim tim suffers pnins nnd distress of the most annoying kind. Ilexnll ll-yspep~ sia- Tablets soothe, heal and streng- -then the stomach and quickly re- stores 5 feeling of comfort. Two sized boxes-50e and $1. The McKinnon Drug Co., corner 'Great George and Kent Sis. Mtf.

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ru one that in_n<»t too expensive for the ordinary iamlly to buy. but good value for every rl.»l|ur invested iu it. . .

Not tnornste ami nnrd to keen clean, yet hrmdloihe ln nppenrnnca and an

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been especially fortunate in securing another lot of Al'TS_ TEA SETS, which for QUALITY and PRICE, we con

values.--These come in several decorations in floral and gilt-

TEA .SETS 42 PIEEES-$5.00, '

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forty returning. Her outwarg cargo consisted of 420 lambs. 6 0 bags oats and 150 barrels oysters. Inward _

-F. L. Marko, Halifax; T. C. Ed- .

gett, Charlottetown.; D. Doucette, ltichihucto; W. A. Walker, Moncton Chester McLure, Charlottetown; J.A. McDonald, Cardigan; H. D. C. Mc- Phee, St. John; Geo. D. Pelletier, Montreal; W. E. Stanley, Montreal; Fred and Mrs. Ward, Port Elgin _ New Brunswick; I-I. F. Spencer, Tor onto, registered at. the Queen Horel, Summerside, between 9 last evening (alter the arrival of the lillfmpress)

(From Yesterdays Evening Guardian) _ -Miss 'Margaret Bell of Summer-

-Harry Boates, Summerside, left

last night for Charlottetown to at- tend P. W. C.-J. '

-Hon. J. W. Richards, Bidcford, -_

left by thc Empress ,this n;<~.rnin;:f|_»r‘- -

ers, Charlottetown, is in Summer- ‘V. side attending the meetings of the S. S. Convention.-J. ,

-Preston McLeod and Archie Cons- V

inn, Park Corner, returned home on Thanksgiving from Stanley Bridge where they had been duck shooting. They report game plcntilul. `

0-Miss Ella Squarehriggs, Char- , lottetnwn, who has been visiting ln Mlscouche, returned home this morn- ‘

cousin Miss llora Squarcbriggs of ‘ Miscouche who is attending l‘. W. C.-Ji

-Notwithstanding the very unplea- sant weather conditions which pre- ‘ vniled Thanksgiving Day., the, Eiummersidri, 'Rifle (llub had 5 very successful shoot. The following are the prizes winners. I.. ll.. Allen, score 89; I~I. M. "Baker, 87; H. Mor- \ rlnon, 86; C. McArthur, 84; G. Ar- bing, 84; Stanley Perry, 83; Harold ' Crockett, 81.-Exe.

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.-Mrs. James Sinclair, formerly Miss Hamilton ol Bummeraltla, gave a most delightful Prince Edward ls- land dinner to a few invited guests at 028 Eigan avenue, Winnipeg, a few nvening’s ago. Mrs. Sinclair prepared ' n dinner ot P. lt. I. Herring and Mc- Intyre potatoes, alsdsoms oi the (famous cod with oysters as desert, ` the same being recently brought from _ the Island by J. A. Crozier. Antoni! those present were Mayor Behurman, lormerly of Bummerslde, M. A. Mc- Queen, lawyer. formerly ol Orwell, C. IC. Kiel, lawyer, formerly 0( M00'-B*

lgue; James. Beairsto, formerly inertia; not 1s; oneself Mountain, *formerly or -parsley; Aims meueiu, §formerly of Cavendish; Ben. L. Des- -con, formerly of Freetown. Archibald. McMillan, lormerlly of Clll\'l0l-t¢' town, sud others. After a most de~ _ llgbtlul meal a llash “Slit Pl1°l1° Wu. talren and all declared it was the T begtsvenlng spent-in months. After ; a few remai-lr.s from the united- guests ' all rose and IBM an a\>l>l'°l’l`l¥*»° l°' lection led by Mayor Schurrnnn.

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we are sure you will find qtiek.

from nil I your treub1ss._ ,This

' remedy is praised tl! all is especially bmelieishfor- coughs. Remarkable silt,” enema to lu use sedan. bottle Mc. The Two -Katt.;

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0vercoal Values,

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OVERCOAT 'ru/is is ness and we are here with nie,

giuning ofthe winter season. And you can’t emphazlse the word Qrialrty

raincoat at $4 oo to a fur coat at $85.00, you are always sure of the utmost uality for your " oney It’s qualilyihat counts with us, first, last and al-

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COAT. 44 inches long, made from a 'l weed of nice appearance, showing

` black English beaver cloth single breast- A .:r.,> c palterns._Prussian_collar style, 50

) ed, velvet collar, body linings of strong ~ 1: r es long, twilled Italian body lining,

l Italian, Sims 36 tg 44, r:'_'. tailored. Sizes 36 to 44.

V _ q l V1 , ‘ . ' . . ' . ' ‘ _ ways, and tha°t’sf-lrlrlry 1t’s so true oi this store that, quality considered, prices

0 at Prowse's are lower. V p

` xsllverceals 5.90* lllien’s0vercoals$_5.9ll

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and 9.30 the Previous evening.-J. ` '_ '

side, spent Thanksgiving with friends 4*;

in Stanley Bridge. 5

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Ottawa to attend i'arl'.u.mcrlt.-J. J'

-His Honor Lieui. Governor Rog-

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Young Meu's Tweed overcoats made

from fashionable 28 oz tweeds. Single breasted, Prussian collar, strap on sleeve, durable Italian body linings, Ten pat- terns to choose from, Sizes 35 to 44.

Men’s 0verceals15. 0 0

Highest tailoring excellence. This

coat is made from an ALL wool imported - meltou, tailored in the newest senator style, 50 inches long with vent in back, hand felled collars and padded shoulders.

Sizes 36 to 46.

lllen’s dverceals 0.00

A Double breasted ulsier made from

a heavy 28 oz. tweed indark grey shade, showing a herring bone stripe pattern, has couverto collar which may be but- toned close at neck or worn open. Sizes

36 _to 44.

0nys‘ 0vercoals 2.75

Boys’ overcoat tailored in n neat

smart model with velvet collar that but- tons close around neck. The material is cheviot cloth. Brass buttons, and well lined. Sizes to fit 2 to 4 yearsof age.

Ei lllerfs 0vereeais10.00

_ M'eu’s Beaver cloth overcoat, made more a food quality * English Beaver “ cloth, tailored inthe new senator style, 50 inches long',,vc,nt in back, velvet collar,

goo t- body linings, sizes 36 to 46.

Boys’ Overcoals 3.90

Made from ahenvy weight frleze

cloth this makes an excellent coat io winter wear. ltistullored in the s_iu»gl breasted fly front style velvet 'coll a 1' Sizes to fit boys from 8 to r5 years 4 age. I

lilen‘s 0vercuais12.00-

_ We havqalarge range of patterns in this popular priced overcoat. All the new tweed effects and also black beaver and melton eikilhsin the new senator styles, 50 iuches_iohg.'l‘he tailoring is

first class in every respect.

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Boys’ Uvercoais 4.25

The Red River Coat-Made fronra

blue black Maikinnw cloth, soft and warm, seams are piped, and the hood und body are lined with red flannel. A

sell collar buttons close at neck. Sizes

for ages 3 to to years. I

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