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» spud syrup of
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_ P_in'e and Tai' has - i 'iiurod éiiirors-uwiiioufo
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` *Price " 25c
_Prepared by 0
_ ` _l_i;»“-_A-.7 _iiosler '_
. ' Central Drugstore. ' 'S'unnyside.
otherwis
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il.sioh _ .oo Storm Boots
' Protect yourfeet by gelling A pair
ofour Storm Boots in Bliirk or Tan
Viscol Soles. I -Mcu’s~ $3.85 io 4.75' Boy's . 5 25 io .$.50 (lirl’s L90 to 2.75
i Big Stock. in Rubber Goods
~ i rosssivaan 'fi
"13'6t€ef-to try ali tlinirs ami' fine
P, Y_ _ . , _ youriiio- his-ii.. 'ro ou this is -to eo mit' the sin of him who buried _
leathers made frorii solid lc:\l|ier_ ?_eo__l___ This god Liver Ounnd Iron
_B'-1008091? _&_ Gil-__ A
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_A .’ " `r`ins7i-o_riw.»
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in Chslotis- come'
should call at
istersd
Dept," Charlottetown, i ` di gui
of Moiitronl-Port Arthur Railway.
"‘A good showing of overalls here 40 dozen black .worth $1.10 for 74c, worth $1.25 for 83c. These are going like smoke so you had better buy now. H. H. Brown’s. '11-25 M3i.`
"50 fleece lined working"`sliirts nl-
ways sell for $1 for 72c. a dozen li. B. K. Railway shirts. -very strong, guaranteed' with detachable ~collnr,_. Worth $1.35 for Bile. H. H.-Brown's.
11--25 M3i.
“\iinol_. builirls you un and makes you strong. There’s nothing we can recommend that will do so rniuch ood ‘for weak, nervous, run-down
Tonic is 'easy to take and will-agree’ with the wealnst stomach. Docs you good or costs you nothing. $1.00 bot-- tles. E. A. Foster, Virol Agent., Cen-_ tral Drugstore, Sunnyside. _1_l-‘lllli/I3i._
NEWS Fliliil SUiiil£ii3_il1i
L0l‘ld0n, spread itself over Charlotte-
alsio gets a portion of the residue of
of other substantial bequests have
EIDE W 8 FE I`_ B
dies-from "ll Trovatorc, Mignon and
the cilcumstances of the deatli of Mr.; liichnrd Power of Charlottetown and those who are left to mourn, a lov- ing husba.iid,, a son John an-fl n, daughter Margaret, both at home, besides numerous friends and rela- tives, have the deeprsr. sympathy of all in their bereavement. 'rho de- ceased who was 68 years old had gone out in thc dense fog, that so cnshouded the city on Saturday, in- teiidlng to call on her sister at Mrs. Brent I..ong\vorth's on St. Peters Road and when quite nenr her -desti- nation 'dropped on the walk. A lady on the opposite side of the street heard a groan and the sound of the fall. I-lastening across to give as- sistance she saw that she was power-
n'nce. Medical aid was also summon- ed but the deceased passed quickly away before any assistance could be given her. Death wag diie to the shock of the fall and heart failure.
` fl- - , funer£l.will‘»‘take` Place tomorrow a
ral thence to the 13. 0. Cemetery.
less-and sent a call for the ambul-
She was taken to her home on Cum
_ t 9.-f0 a. rn. to" St.. Dnntan’s Cathed-
Cliarlottetown, returned Saturday
fltev. H. J. and Hrs. Fraser-`_". and from' sn e‘if`¢11ii°il ‘bit '10 the pflpéi- two children, Surnmersidc, are visit- pal Euroliclu °iY-i¢ii-
“__ in: in Charlottetown. Yesterday Mr. ' *"'“ ‘
early Fraser preached two eloquent ser-‘ t__;5PGt0 'gil Hifi! l10\1t1__Y__\1l:__Ul°l‘“\_;‘_S
~ ' mornin Z1 Chr t 1 uar an sums a e con -
ioi“fifg?f:hr°i.§? excellent 'iiiii honor.. W ‘ml D ““'~°°“‘"” uou oi Bishop M=oDo»aii.ohar1o¢io-
' ' _ _-_ town, remains unchanged. /
- ' ' _ - - “ .Mrs Trivott, in 'i i th R . _ °""*
to'S_;1_l;$_rlberi;ag_i:;1y 0c;_t_l:rs ar; 8;k°d 5. Trivett, of Mil;o:l;.°E. I: Wei; Two drunks arrested Saturday nigh!
,mm G______d‘;“`. ¥ W' has bam the guest of Mr 813",-_ Mg” will appear before Stlllendiary Mar- rsmitgsnces ’i§,,,.‘f,,',§2§ -Tenn ss. Aiirusu-oat, for tho pose *-111 ei the Cl\=f1°ii°f°w`n police court
e than as above_ ~ ME" few snake, has returned, accgmpanied this.m0rning.
` by Mrs. G. M. Toomey, Coburg road. . ""_' ‘
,Th-8 Gun di __ I ‘ _-Halifax Exc_ The S. S. Cabot, Capt. Willett, ar- , .I r 8 we cm” "ua.b1° _._ rlved at Charlottetown from Sydney
#’;_°r°_‘):m‘;_‘;m I_‘i";‘;*_l_l_1;1 _t¢el::_`i:lli2_l_l0_\_l_t;_ thai A ‘og which evddtgtly bmk, 100” at 8 p`. m. yesterday with s, cargo of
_ - s o e __
Mailed to "Tire Guardian News fmm St- Jilhll. or Possiblyi from _°~°“l' 1
mm’ “ Y t g t `- - _ - The Guardian prints all the HOME
aater the events, etc.. have transvlr- i__°"_:i‘;_m'z' "$3359 ':_‘§h_fé__'S°1hc:€°iBttJ`;: and other news, and has the SWEET e ' _._ ' 3 MEM' i5€e'._denscst fog ever seen thi side of h°“°" ?‘“_d Phan” °"b°i“g nm HOME *Any person in this Province, who tm’ foggy “id° °! NW B1`““§'i°k- “Per for Pun” Edward mud'
_ ihtfndnbto vim'°N°W Y°rk'..clty' em? My-s_ Mary Jan; A,-Beuault of g|,,“._ The Guardian regrets to learn that ez 0’ “she” 01’ P10I1Biif°r l!l_By i_i_Hd lottetown _B __ _beneficiary ukder the up-to 5 lat`e_ hour last night there £1 _tociihgirt arg/_;;ni_;1_ge to glrite ME. will of the late Sarah Gauant of was no change for the better inhtln
' - 0 B-l` BU. ._ £ll'f0 Br ~ . ' dit] fM` L Bl ll, C - t0wn__ _ -, _ MEM__ _F’1.¢_=iS_0il. to the extent of $600. Sha foaetoazo me aura ac U
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PORT ,ARTHUR RAILWAY- the estate and meets 'mm a numb" The their master of St. Dunstan’s
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TDRONTO, Nov. 23-Engineers been p'“d"`T""`° Exe' ‘ Sgtprwrgégr;2~lf§B:t§&crt}i)nT;|?1; er at; StM‘t€id ¢0‘lBv 'C0 WOW 00 I9-Bt Unk Three ,mth in b mm cd t eight o‘clock. This is very import-
the Grnnd Organ Recital by the *mt-
" L' ‘ . _chi fur F"tMtn<i'tci u » Q .
._"Bf0Wl1 ii bil’ Hllc is 1.01"!! Wil'-J 11 onogosdny ecve;':,g_ ,-eS0l‘;B“;y1uxi\;:;5 Yesterday the Elder Dempster. bigger rush than e.-er-phenomenal Hazel B__e_m_______ Kuthleeh Moore bout Sokoto moved down to Furness
bargains in every department. H. J . - _ ' > y W t ' 1 d
_ , _ _ ¢ H [1 d bb St _ lier, from 1 eep a er to on for
BYOWHS- 153 C009" St- 11`25 Mai" thelmgareat)0Org‘;!:i x;fessoran'l1?1¥Un?I: the south piotntocs ‘brought from P.
-:cl “Some niiw overcoafs just arrived: Sqn- W-".1 play Gmmnds Grand March ghlIi!li11lrmi<3il’<:y th? Swmmm Trader"
40 black with veivct Caylus w0_,t__, Militaiic, Grand Fantasia on Melo- ' ____ $1r."fi ‘ for $10.15, 2o‘ fr emo e , - _ worth $11.50 for $1.15 aiidvso oioil "`“““““"“”'.“ ’““°‘°» “°. ““""“°‘°“` iifflfriifdiii°cu'1.;ii2i2rrf`fif.9'rm(il:fi<<
1 leue and Convcrto chats `wortli ‘from ";(_);';e__ cgigzganuit il 0 glock sharp' fifteen minures late; the eastenn ac-
-, _E30 $20 37.85 iglt $18.50._ _ le GOL cornimodation at 7:20, two"bo\_irs1la_t_e
- - W". . _UGBH - -' ' -- andthe ' lgnish express a .
u__25 M3i_ Sad _indeed, and very sudden, was p_ m__ one hour and mteen minute;
lute.
His many friends will greatly re-
gret to learn of the serious illness of Richard Johnson, druggist, Char- lottetown. Mr. Johnson is at present in the Royal Victoria hospital, Mont- real, undergoing treatment.
A phenomenon was witnessed Sat-
urday evening in the form of ,, heavy vapor which hung liire a pall over Charlottetown. For 9, time the vapor was exceptionallydense and made lt difllcult for pedestrians to distinguish at any great distance approaching vehicles.
The general impression, that the
team, which played the St. Dunstans Saturday afternoon, were from P. W. College is incorrect as only two of the players R. Laird and F. McCarey
lege. ` ,
berl d St in the nmbulancen The ' '“"*~" ‘
Edward Molloy, is fireman on board
the _Manchester Trader, who was in-
, _ jured on that liner and left in hospi-
sn -The Post Oiiice at Bloomfield has _ _l-_--_ ‘fur st Charlottetown, P. E. 1;.,'sai1¢d
em L than to try nothing and leave 59°” tmusfened t° the -charge °f The sudden and unexpected” death 'l‘hu`rsda_v night by the Almeriann.
ID- .A191120 }"°1PYi Vi” I“8'bi€“ Peters- 11°'/_ of Mrs. John P. Nicholson, Charlotte- from Halifax, where he was sent sub-
ccased The tI'8llBf°i‘ took Place town in the 66 ear of her s, e se uent to his recovery.--~Halifnx
his ' 011 . il iz il
tnféht in n, napkin-despicable slug- Frida? by 1»\1BP°°t°\' _Wh°9l’-A-- _ which sad event occurred Saturday Ext. _ ,
gavd. '
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0' ._-liii iilili _Hliii
'- lil fi§;age _.Tear Restores l
~ Color and Acts as a`T0m'c Tl‘“|°0l R98- M°F“"`]a’“°~ Caps Tnav Iwlfe and 9, kind and loving mother, guarantee thnt_the offer will be open
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even greater is expected this ye?r_.A.
'M is the new eflicienl5'don¢l’ac»
._ _____,
rye JDBUDH mfnurnr ¥‘ 0°: 8
F8- .. ~. - .-~ '\..\
- ui su-usra, ~sa.oo,...4.- Mis-5,-_,-_
“T”-‘ ldsrliy nm-. -. s2.oo;,"_-uriohorios
Lewis, $1.00. 0on|olition"pi‘i:§l ‘ct
award _eg
B8l"fll‘h',
one dollar each James Berman.
Sylvain Thomas MMDB
Nov.-
end beinghastened by heart-failure.
itln
[new chil- Lsng ::li‘ol‘
" °""‘ night, caused much regret and sor- '“°"-"' _ -At a. meeting of the Alberton~Gull row to her wide circle of relatives The remains of the late Henry Club the following officers for the en- and friends, when the news of her McKenzie, Murray River, whose de- siliilg Y€Bi" W0l`¢‘°l*l°t°d- G°°1`3‘,* Twee' "demise spread' throughout the- city misiftc-ol! place at Courtenav Bill' on dy. Pi`09id°l1l>i U,i'- A. L- P\il'dY. V109 `y'¢'sterday. Mrs. Nicholson was con- Wednesday night last, arrived in 1’l`€Bi'i1@l1f'-7 Charms R- P|`°m=‘ 30°F” fined to her bed since Wednesday last, Charlottetown on the express Satur- tnry-TFGBSUTBY. “Hd J- E- C- Hlm' with a severe cold, but nothing of n (lay night and were forwarded to
' tEl`. Field Calltilili- Much i“t°"°“t serious nature-was anticipated until, Murray River by special iruini-hoitlv ‘ was tn,ken in the Club _ii1S*- Y¢i1'1'_ B941 shortly before she passed away, the after the mail train arrived.
'T (FP0i“'Biit“'d“Y'5 EV°“l“§ _Dm VJ' The deceased was a woman of sterl- suhsgriiyer-rr to the Morning and
» , *""° _ . ing qualities beloved and esteemed_ by Evening Guardian are reminded to
he -PB-i`m0“Ul M‘°.Pl“B» A1'h“¥t°“i A' all who knew her. She leaves to take advantageof the club oiler be-
H- Call-“fr Wellingwni J°"m°5 Rally' mourn the loss of an affectionate fore November 30th, ns there is no
erso: Harry Muitari. Gere '1`"“'°“°i nur iiusuariu Juiiu P. Nicholson, city error time euro. up to our writing D- Jr B”‘"'°tt" St' J°h“:\ w‘1A' supervisor. Lui the following sons hundreds and hundreds of subscribers
my 0W_@“» St- 305'" L' Rféstgnléi El eg and daughters :»-Mrs. Dr. Smlth,Bos- have taken advantage of it, and tes- cevi BUG: J- A- H“°.l'°“~ Ha ax' ' ' " ton; Bertha at home, Flora at lpres- tlmouials areflooding the subscrip- crs P‘“’°' ' P‘°t°“‘ Gm' C' T“"°" Char' out in Boston, Donald in British tion office. expressing tlioir oDPf°¢ii1~ ray lottetowm J. F. Donald' suurim re- Columbia. John. station agent oltho 'S1011' 0! the \1B\ii190lli° lll`¢‘ml“m. pic' ad- `slS°°f°d °"~ “W q“°°“ H°*°" B“"" PL E. I. R. at Alhortonsud. George ture of King George V- in \“1ii°i’i“
of elderly mamma' 4 betw°en‘ 9.30 Ballulilimy nil home. To ull of whom the Guar- Bild U10 BBW” and i“9l»"“°ti"'° W""k1Y
ah. ,evelliilg ffiftiif U10 ilffivi’-1 .°f_ t e. _m7 ma,,',,x-tends gince,-0 sympn-U,y_ farm magazine, "'I‘he Canadian Coun- mg Drilsiii will 9-30 thi’ ‘P"‘“'i°““ °"°“ W* ; - tryman. Never in the history of
_ _ _ _,________i_ newspaper oders in this Province has
“__ _ this one been excelled. Upon request cm- _ __A new rural mail -route was recent- _ _ _ a _____mp_e copy (__ the Cnnadiwn Conn. nt lv 0Pe“°d` “tween Albmmn and Bloom- ttldow ‘About Your lilace?--Just now tryman will be mailed to anyone. not "Bid via the dock mad to Elmgdale you heed Rcxall Face Cream, a spe- 'I‘his~weBk1y farm paper is anxious to sh_ and tliiiiivil iii’ me Wfswrn R°“d "° ciauy light, mid iiuily cream that is secure n limited number of subscrib- th Bloomfield cmmer' réturnmg to Al* absolutely gren.sel¢5s_ cannot become 0l'B in /Prince Edward island and nys' lierton by Mill River East and Gsoi mmm and acts as ____ Skin-tonic, 11; is when the desired number-is reached gm; Lawns corner. Willis ri s circuit of ___ m,e,.,,,,. B,-mic, ri delicate, ireuurr the uiior' win be “ouiioa un." Attend it seventeen miles. There are about sig afierim "that cleanses the "pores and to your renewal ti'HliW*'W“‘Y <l¢1ay‘f
.10 rho ty mail boxes on th ffllliér JW! .botssé a ' skin foo; par igwoliégom - “""“
V 0 mm f YPrm° 25°’ 'Im Md rmmn mg O" Alex Stran formerly of)Cal>e Tra-
it -- G- B- l’“tr°“s S! 'Qi All '~ ' ' , _ _ ` Saturday morning at the age of 73.
Af' “ur” °”' Bw °“' ' . _ About two weeks ago he was selzed_
no. .- ` _-.' 21 - ~ ' ‘ ‘B
P
.\l‘.’Q¢V¢9-_'_(3,'*‘l__‘l_"°“' always s great advocate of winter
` ' “ ‘ c mrnunication between the two ti!-“I-`l`i :%:°°';i.;'“‘°i.".°:.ie *z.":..'.f:“s:~ _ y W _B ' I b°°°‘“° “£7 verse on Monday night accompEnied~ h" h°°m" S ° by .his son Breyrunersl from the “°tm:al“§o_;g1_}; residence of hi daughter, -Mrs. Ed.
use , .to _Seorletown
'1°°“i._ =°_ ii`Q'i_']li§h.`;’i` uiual?’ no soars’ our
V’ sw' con u6t'the stfvicef HO' lidvél to “'°“d"' mourn, beside# Mrs. Crosby, two
'q;n»,_. Edgar, ol Winnipeg, ,nd _Bi-ent,-',
of Sydney. _
both of whom played a_ remarkably. swift game, are students at the col-
-Ar his rurisi new iu nie Lady Wm* B *"5* “*'°'{f °f §f_;“"l§‘” “"‘;I“‘
hich he n ver fu y rs er
Wood library iii g§_l:;1_§»=w_3§_§_§°‘A‘;___:a_f_§ aunuiirr, sou er oo , for host wax, "_;_0__,d mmf Cm, “aw” to sydney
WBBK the Prim' lowest prices 9-Hilti B wh he com ii ci °‘ sei: :.‘:.';"i.:‘°.1..;‘:.°.:::i§°....:“.;. .‘;.... t° vr°m°t° the gmwmg ot dp; “vpn """“"'-"""°'_" several hauses and other real estate M tha Indians wan ll`v'l’§` G ill ' He was widely known throughout many mebds of Mich” ~ 'V ' I Mr# .this province and was 5 man of good i=`° -P1°“°*.’ *° "°° “,‘§.9."°“ P ` ‘ °° ° business smiley and was muon missed 19” M Mm ln th! p° to “ml 133' """' when be pulled up his stakes and left prize, Michael 'l"hmnss._ $5.00. _Zu _Talk Mothers What ToDo Dor owe Travers. for s‘yd‘my_ He was
_ It sy; gr, u _in ` gy gg, ij and Mrs. Laird, who have _xi b v_____ Pr _ ill _ b,,,,_,,,,~i.; visit to their sun Herr; in ‘ The-steamer; Aberdeen arrived at ivlfinpteird, Collll-. \'°t“"1°il \10ii1° lf' saiio more yesormy. sho proceeds vide? iiiirlif-` '
dir ct to Prince' Ed ard Island, on " "'-' ‘buoy' service.--Hslifax,Bxc.\ . _Frank Hearts and A. A. Bartlett,
THE TEMPERANOE
_ icouciuusa irom;Jsgs'f'w5.> will get a. stock of literature, publis
the model lecture of Mr. Spence.
2. 'I'he_ discussion on organlsatio
was hurried over but we adopted
perance in your community, arran
pointed, representing each church o
ty, and send for our model constitu tion card. It may prove suggestiv
the address of your ofllcers.
3. Some' suggestions were mad
for changes in legislation. These wil
may have to oder.
4. The most important step taken
was the decision to engage a field secretary for six months tentatively if a suitable man can be secured and if the decision' of the meeting is sup- ported- financially by the friends of tcmperance. The conviction of the
ing unanimity, that the. usefulness of the Alliance depended largely on hav- ing u secretary \vho_ could give his whole time to prosefiuting the work in ull its phases. A finance commit- tee'was appointed and tbeyi will as- certain how far ,this conviction is shared by the general public. We have in the churches and schools the most ample machinery for educational work but as a matter cf inet there 'are too many communities in which little educational work is being done. Could the secretary draw more of the power of this splendid machinery in- to the fight against tempernnce? We have already a great' deal of public sentiment. against -the liquor traffic. Could -he bring that sentiment to bear unitedly _against _the traffic as it does not now? Could lie bring about convictions for illicitsnles wihere we only bring about grum- blings and mutual reproach.
But you should soon hear _from.the
finance committee. What. the Alli- ance can do will depend on your re- sponse to them. The Alliance is nothing apart from the churches and the temperance societies which are invited to co-operate in it. If the churches desire to co-operate in the iight against the liquor traffic and are willing to contribute the modest sum of fifteen dollars per congrega- tion they cnn easily check the pres- ent free flow of this poison. But if the churches do not wish to co-oper- ate then there is no Alliance and the 'outlook for "temperance is by no moans bright. “rue moi; cnet the me meeting was the. largest for some years assures us of awakened inter- est. More active work is being . re- ported from different quarters. These are indications that we may think it worth the while to do this work. The dangers 'are that we may. each leave it to some one else and that we have not enough faith in each other to co-operate.
` G. ~A. SUTHERLAND.
Kensington, Nov. 12th, 1912.
Miss Margaret Louise Hanford passed away at Hampton on Thurs- day. She was 8 dnughtr of Thomas Hanford, inspector of inland revenue, arid previously n 'merchant of North wharf. Tlires sisters survive-Mrs. J. "S. Garvell, Prince Edward Island; Mrs. cumpuoii, wits ui Rev. br. Campbell, residing atliainpton, and Miss Emma Hanford, at home. One brother, Fred S. Hanford, of Hamp-
take place on Saturday- ohn Exe.
The semi-annual* meeting* of the
board of governors of King‘s Col- lege was held in Halifax Tliursday, opening in the morning and continu- ing thru the afternoon and evening. M-any lengthy reports related to the internal management of the college were presented and acted upon, the grehterpnrt ofthe lengthy session
_ - s,-pmsubm MEETING comorou oi no
a list that. we can. most highly. re-
commend and. lend you charts and popular writer; The book has lantern slides. In thvmsnntlme send prlntsd,nlee1y hound in cloth by
us an order for a dollar-'s worth wsetmin-ister Co. Will make an Q
I cellsut Christmas gift to send to
help you as well as we can to equal iriondp shroud. Price $1.25. Poe
more or less of literature andwe wil _ _
in pipes ranging in Pd#
tage l0c extra. Our first supply “P""l’°“ 7°" 'uit' H ‘md 7° f 'W
simple form of constitution,_,~with sug-
glstionz oflworlk that -be undgvx; (‘/ARTER & Co, LTD., Booksellers
“Dr Ol' 0°!! Ofgilll B 0115- d Stationers; l-Ie d usrt . i .
know of a few places already organ- télirriggyms gml a q 51:25 Mtg; “Pipe White Castile 8059*# lllls izing and meetings are being held of- _ i. tener than heretofore inthe interest “The name Royal Vlnolia on tol- F"'“°°' E"°"7 h°m° "'°“ld lu" 5 °f ¢Bl!1P°l'BllCe- If you think more let preparations is s guarantee
could be done in the interest of tem
temperance society in the communi-
_ 'Ralph Connor's
Police, s tale of
This. is Ralph Connor's ll and just off the press and
one of the best ltorles by
I1 just received by express and as ther
B is sure to be a very large sale for
this book send us your order at once.
- worth and quality. This line cover e ' '
E
for the best possible public meeting, p0wdsrg_ gr-gum, gooyh preparations have a temperance committee ap- hair preparations-everything needed _, ”""“ _ '
r for a man's or woman's dressin
table Considering the qualit
G extremely low. Call in today an
to you and it will keep you in touch gee the |in¢_ The Two Mug EH with the Alliance. We want to know
0 ings you ever saw on P.. E. I. i
“Over 500 selections of ladies'
which to choose at D. A. Bruce.
e-zoivitf,
"Full styles are ready nnd ws
would like to show you what we can do in the wav of riiooing the chil- dren. Goff Bros. 10-21Mtf,
meeting was vorv strong. approach' “In buying shoes for uiiiiurom nero
parents have unlimited vnriety- from which to choose. Golf urns. 10-21Mei.
"Ladies reversible mating just to
hand at D. A. Bruce's. . ll-GMU.
"At 9 a, m,m F‘riday moining we
will sell $6.00 men’s overronts for $4.50, $8.00 for $6.00, $10.50 for $8.00, $12.00 for $9.50, $15 for $11.40, $18 for $14.00, $20.00 for $10, $25.00 for $10.00. National Clo. (‘o. ll-22Mt|.
"Boy’s clothing at lest than cost
at the National Ulu. C0. 11-22 MU,
“If you want prompt service and
hcst results in prescription work yon shoiild leave your prescription at¢'1‘he Two Macs. We do the largest busi- mess 'of this kind in P. E. Island. This work is entrusted to certified pharmacists alone-no boys are ' al- lowed.to work‘in this department- and all prescriptions are tested .ami checked to insure accuracy. We will send for the prescription, make it`up and deliver it. If you cannot call phone. The Two Macs. ~ Etfrl
“The Two Macs, drugstore is fam- ous for the quality of chocolates shown. You can get every grade, quality and mn.ke_here. Our stock includes Cndbury’s, Gauonz's, Moira, Lowney's, Rockwood and other high grade makes. We also have a very complete stock 'of English and Scotch candies put up in bulkiandfpatented tin caddies. The Two Macs, 149¢3t. Geo. St. Etf.
"The druggut that James Paton &
Co is offering is- 36 in wide, similar to the home made material, and is regulilrly sold at 40 to 50c per yd. Their special price so long as thc present stock lasts is 39c.
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CURRIE-At Charlottetown. Sunday rmoruing the 24th lust, Mary Ann Currie, relict of the late John Currie aged 78 years. Funeral from the ‘residence of her son»in-law J. W. Hodgson, 25 Prince Street, Char- lottetown at 21). m Interment nt l’eople’s Cemetery. Friends and re- latives please accept this notice. MacDONALD, at Ulisrlottetown on the 24th of Nov. 1912, Mrs. Alexan- der St. Clair Macllonazrl, aged 80 years. Funeral notice later. NIGHOLSON-Af. Charlottetown, Nov 23, 1912, Mrs. John P. . Nicholson, aged 66 years. Funeral notice lu-
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1912, Mrs. Richard Power, aged 68 years. Funeral from licr late resi- dence Cumberland St nt 9.40 a. m.. to St. Dunstnn’s (`atlredrnl.
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being thus occupied. The report of President Powell wus the most nun- pi_cioi.s and encouraging for many, years.-Halifax Exc. _Among .those
was Canon Slmllson of Char-
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ova ino ia ar c es e price ig g00d____ 5 _“___” wm_ make B good
"The biggest range oi ladies' suit-
suitlngs and 75 in coatings from
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"We carry an excellent gsgortnjprit
e a reasonable price, look over -our
stock. We are sure we can plain you in every way. E. A. Fostir 90%' trsl Drugstore, Sunnyside. If-30 H51.
importation just received direet`f¥0m
of hai-.of _this tins soap. It cuts- so
nicely new. 'llb bar $1.00. Nc.
everything you want for the toilets ""5" lb- E' A- F°“°"» C°\l{l1
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Z Drugstore, Sunnyside. 11-23 l{8i.
Most Buyers of Blankets Prdfer,
'f buying* ‘enum by mo yard, one for
`hard wear they prefer the 12 in wide
large pbir of blankets and will weigh 6 lbs, at a $1. a yard that would meam $5.00. a pa-ir, but Patons spe- cial price is only $3.95, or 79c s
I -shown hby D_ A_ Br____e_ 9_26M“'f yd. There is still about 200 yds in
be considered by a committee on law and reported to the annual meeting. Please send in any suggestions you
stock, after the present lot is sold they cannot replace under $1.00., ,B yd. _ 11-25ihIE1i.
“Read Patons Special blanket Add
in to-days paper. 11-25MEli.
"it use su the spioruiiu points ureq
‘ the undorstroke Remington had and a
dozen others that no writing mchlue ever had. The Remington No. 10 Front Stroke Visible. A. Milne Fras- er, Hnlifiix, N. S. ` 11-25M3l.
"40 pairs of _ homespun working
pants, brown striped pattern, worth $3 for $1.80. H. H. Browu's. l1~25M3l
"Wonderful bargains -in hard bats,
gloves. inulilerf, sweaters. coat swea- ters, collars, travelling goods. shirts, etc., at lirown's big Farewell Sale. llend the od. ll-25 Mill.
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' The following registered at the Re-
vere Hotel, Charlottetown, between 11.30 Saturday night (after the arri- val of the Tlgnish express) and 11.40 the previous night:
Bernett Peters, New Glasgow, N. S.
Mrs. G. McDonald, Vernon.
H. Tweedy, En,rnscliiie.J.
J. Mcllonald, Websters Corner.
Arthur Mclnnis, China Point,
A. S. Morrison, Upton; H. Martin, Grand View.
Barbara E. Bruce, Valleydeld.
U. Gallant, Sydney, C. B.
S. Grant, Boston.
The following registered at the Queen Hotel, Charlottetown. between 11.30 Saturday night (alter the aI‘rl~ val of the Tlgnish express) and 11.40 the previous ndght 1
Geo. H. Laidland, Halifax. John H. Cole, Paris, Ont. J. A. McDonald, Montreal.
C. Clumas, Montreal. (From Saturdn_v‘s Evening Guardian) _Mrs. A. Anderson, Peter's'Bay; _Miss A. Matheson, Peter's Elly;
‘i The followillir rzizisrcred at the Vic- toria- Hotel, Cbnriottetorwn. between 11.30‘ Saturday night (after the arri- val of the Tignish express) Bild 1.1.40 the previovs night: ' _Mrs. Lottie Murnnpiian, Peakcs.
T. S. McKay, Peterborough.
Frank Dixby.
lil. L. Day, Moncton.
‘B. A. Trites, Hackvlllc.
N. R. Norman, Moncton.
_ A. Cormcnu, St. John, N. B. . W. Medd, Montreal.
Gibson, Queen City. 4 C. Moore, Halifax.
. li. Osborne, St. John. A. Huston, Montreal. A. London, Toronto. '
W. A. Owens, St. John.
J. J. Bartlett, St. John. Frank Scott, St. John.
Mrs. H_. H. Schaefer, St. John.
L. C. Owen, Toronto.
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PRINCE W.llW‘ARll ISLAND.
ST. JOHN, Nov. 23-It is said on
good authority that alter New Year's the C. P. R. will have' runn- ing rights over -the lntercoloninl. and
the Dominion Express will be cover- ing P. E. Island, all Nova Scotia
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