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f E- A- _Hesse st.~Jonn; w. 'M Walsh. Bt. John;-.'l‘. O. smith, Mo... _*F0312 T. W. McDonald, Georgetown; 0. A. Fraser, Montreal; Wm. Barry and Wiie. Montreal.

'QUEEN .

J. B. Gaudet, Quebec; H, D___ Mc.

EWG". Morvll; L. McDonald, lime; Point; W. I-I. Dougherty, Cape 'l`rav. arse; E. B. Ratte, Malpeque, P. EJ; A. K. Henry, Granville; D. McCal- lllm. Bt. Eloanors; A. .J . McNeill, Murray River; A. A. M~.l\<mald, Georgetown; O; Hennebury, Halifax.

‘ REYE

1 W. P. Finn, Montreal; Chas. Sey-

mour, Digby, N. S.; John Allan, lloy-

who has his coal bln filled with PICK_`ARD'S COAL, it means a warmi' comfortable home during the cold winter.

We can make you happy

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

A. Pickard & Co.

Phone 240

Ch'town '

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'run Roni.. raurnv.

NEW YORK, October 22.--A cable

from Loudon published here today saysi- »~-

"There_was a ripple of excitement

in intimate circles to the royal family today, ‘when it became . known that the new year will bring with it an addition to the family of King ` George and Queen Mary. The

alty; P. M. Arsenault, Bt. Chasco- gne, Capt. '1‘. Doucette, Rusticoville; W. Drake, Mill View; D. S. Mciluar- ric. Craveud; 1. MI Mci.ef».l, M. D., Hunter River; llov. A. Mcllonnld, Fort Augustus; J. A. C-aniemn, New Glasgow, N. S.; l`1. B. Fraser, (‘m.~ pnud; C. Miller, \’i.:ror°ln; A. D. Russ, Eldon; Mrs. T. Cass, North River; D. R. McDonald, Orwell Cove; ll. B. Shears and wife, Newfoundland.

AiviHnas'r Honsr: 'miss oAU_Ga-rr

DORCHESTER, N. B., Oct. 23-

Jailer J. Holland and Constable Fred Cook, of this place affected the clever capture of an Amherst horse thfcf near Calhoun’s Mills at noon today. The prisoner gives the name of William Theriault, and it appears that he hired a horse abd carriage from John ‘Cody, of Amherst. He passed through Dorchester early this morning, and tried to sell the ani- mal-and rig to Mr. Albert Card at an amazingly small figure.

The horse was recognized as one

formerly owned in Dorchester, Sus- picious were aroused that the animal was stolen. These suspicions proved correct.

A telephone message from Amherst

correspondent learned on excellent authority that the interesting eventi is expected the latter part of Feb- l ruary. This explains why Queen

requested Jailer Holland to arrest the man and care for the horse. Mr. Holland and Fred Cook at once left Dorchester in W. F. Tait’a automo-

Mary has beenkeeping in the balk' bile. The man was arrested, as stat- l"°““d during the recent social ‘ed and is now locked up in Dorches-

functions, notably the Connaught- Fife wedding. Royal doctors are'

ref ian, awaiting the arrival of. Chief of Police Carter from Amherst§,,

"uw in' constant attendanw at Buck' 'The prisoner offered no resistance and

ingham Palace. It was their ire-I quent visits which gave the first inkling of the anticipated event. Queen Mary has lately taken

great interest in eugenics. It is said the queen is overjoyed at the prospects. A birth to the reigning sovereigns would be an occasion for great rejoicing through Great Bri- tain. - I

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reiuacs to talk, only to say that he was going 'to Baracbois, near Shed-

FASHIONS

Rose-embroidered chiflon bordersl

the bodice and tunic of some of thc new gowns.

A charming combination is the

In ‘he Sak y°u’|| fmd Dresden silk frock with changeablef

taflcta jacket

fm' Isco 25¢»~ 35°- pf|'| 1’lraids,'cor<ling and buttons play

yard that usually sell from 3rc| to $l.Zfl per yard. Do _ you want any? - Stanley- Bros

nn important. part as finishing touch- cs of street attire. `

Loose and lightly draped effects

distinguish both coat suits and sep- arate clonks and wraps.

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.You can buy I-larmi ny soap in Violet ani Rose, exlra

largecakes rgceach, 2 for ..........-

M acKinnon Drug Company

‘ Corner Great George and Kent Sfreefs

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ll 'l'llLli 0|! CELERY I

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The Japanese have a cure for most every disease. For the liver and some forms of stomach trouble they use onions, for rheumatism, dysD0l>~ sia and bad blood, thei’ Pin their faith on celery, and we can speak from experience when we sal' that if medicine and ‘drugs were discarddd. and a systematic use of celery in- stead, nine-tenths of rheumatic slid dyspepiiie trouble would vanish like magic. It is not a new theory i by any means, that celery is s. blood purifier, and the best diet on ;earth for clearing and beautifying the com- plexion.

Some will say, and with some

truth, that we want to sell our goods, _-but nothing gives us so much pleasure as to have a customer come voluntarily and report what benefit they have derived from the use of our celery. _

Celery is now in grand condition

for use. For the trade in the mark- et 10c per bunch. The wholesale trade $150 per box, $2.25 per case $3 per barrel.

J, J, GIAY & SON.

Charlottetown, P. E. I.

2166-10-l.'7Mftu3i.

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Genuine Harmony Soaps

The soaps made by Harmony of Bos'on are the original.

transparent glyceriue soaps - and the originals are always

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Everybody’s FRUIT LAX ATIVES

‘Of

Hughes' C C. C. C. Tablets

A gentle laxative, which

regulates the liver and kid- neys and purifies the blood. Headaches, Indigestlon, diz- zleness, biliousness, nervous-

ness and many other ailments are the direct result of con- sfipation.

Hughes’ C. C. C C's.

promptly relieve all these conditions and give german- ent relief as well by t *ning up the bowels and overcoming their tendency to ccnsiipa- tion. Price 25c per box by mail or at

Geo. li. Hughes

The People’s Druggist

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Ont Sénoking

cams we glgeanit bacon; this tobacco ' is manufactured from only the best Virginia leaf the Aroma being pun 'and fragrant. Tm

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LAST DXYPOF BARGA_INB.- The

special ten days sale of Nando lamps conducted by the Charlottetown Light and Power Company closes to- night. The exchange of 0`ar.bon\1amps has been quite alucceu the 'sales averaging about 100 per dey. 2807.

_THE BOSTON BOAT.-The B. B.

A. W. Perry arrived in Charlotte- town yesterday morning at 11 o'clock withpassengers and an ex- ceptionally large cargo. She sailed again at 9 o'clock last evening with another large cargo consisting chiefly of 1000 barrels of mackerel, 400 cases of lobsters, 500 bags of potatoes, 200 bags of turnips, etc,

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EARL GREY.-The C. G. B. Earl

Grey was towed from her regular berth lat the Marine wharf, *Char- lottctown, to'the Railway wharf on Thursday evening. to allow Dredge No. 9 of the Department of Public Works. to dredge the west side of the Marine wharf. The Ice Breaker will likely be taken out in the stream to- dai’ to make room for the large oil barge of the Standard Oil Company, which will shortly arrive from New Y k .

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JE'I"l‘ISON.-A sequel to the rec-

ent stranding of the Norwegian steamer Bjorgvin on the Indian Rocks at Wood Islands on the south- east' const of the Island takes place shortly in the sale of a. large quant- ity of the lumber which the steamer was carrying as deck cargo at the time she ran upon the reef in quest- ion. In order to lighten her so as toget the Bjorgvin afloat again this portion of the cargo had to ,be jet- tisoned, and it now lies scattered a- long the shore over a distance of a- bout nine miles, where it has been washed in by the waves. This lumber consists of three inch spruce deal, and there is altogether about 250,- ooo It of it to be sold at auction; of this about 100,000 rt. ues on the ` breakwater, at Belle river and a i like quantity on Wood Islands break- water, with the remainder above the high water mark along the snore. At highwater there is eight .feet of wat- er at Belle river and ten feet at Wood Islands making it thus an easy matter to load the lumber into

schooners at these points.

DISSERVES ENCOURAGEMENT.-

During the past summer, notwith- standing the well known scarcity of lobsters the _ aggregate output of canned lobsters in Canada exceeded by several thousand dollars the out- put oi the previous year. This in attributed to thc fact that the fish- ermen were better equip-pe-_l -Lhis year than evcr befpre. The improved equipment consisted largely of a gasolcne motor in practically every lobster boat employed in the fisher- ics durillg the summer, enabling them to haul their traps, almost regard- less of weather conclitioiis, instead of, as formerly, waiting for afavor- able wind. To be fully equipped `- is the secret of success in any under- taking and the introduction of the gasoline motor is only another judi- cation of the adjustment tc condi- tions that is continuously going on. The fishing industry, one of the most important in Canada, had responded more slowly perhaps than any other to the rapidly changing demands of progress and, in consequence, made less rapid strides than any other. Tho past two summers have seen the be- ginning of a revolution in this indus- try which is destined to grow with the years. For this revolution the gasolene motor must be credited. Without it the fisheries would still be carried along on primitive lines and with increasing discouragement to those engaged in it. The placing of a reliable motor within reach of the P. E. Island fishermen, at a reasonable price and at the time when its need was most felt, was the happy inspiration which brought Bruce Stewart & Co _Limit- ed to the front among the successful manufacturers of Canada, and which at the same time, resulted in pro- ducing the Imperial Motor which is now known and sought for the world over. It was a happy inspiration, the prevision of keenminded business men and an assurance of continued suc- cess in the future. Buch a business as this, such a capacity to anticipate the needs of the market, and such capacity to supply these ‘needs with reliable goods, deserves to be en- couraged. 2308. ~

::Gualacol Emulsion- The time is

here when you should protect your- self against the cold and changes in weather. Our Guaiacol Emulsion of

per es - There is nothing like it for coughs. colds and general debility, 40c. and 75c. bottle. E. A. Foster, Central

Worth Trying

S 'Stewart s

Cream Breed _

_Ask your grocer for it, Or it wiilsibe delivered at your home every day if you leave your order at” our shop. No 163 Kent Ssreeror

Phone, 2|l /

and bridcgroom are very popular ln

Drugstore. Mtf. _Q Q, _

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- .1_’.0W-ii' ':l"“' V- W-1-Ds/ in I 1 Ammo# will bilasgh next Bundsyin Pownal church at

11. a. m ,

MllL1lVIEW.--Rev. H. A. Brown will preach at M111 View at 2.30 and Rev. E. S. Weeks at Cherry Valley If 2-30 Mill Bflllldsy. Missionary themes at both places.” _ ~

SERVICES POBTPONED.-Servlceg on next-Sabbath, 26th inet, in Mm-_ ray Harbour South, Little Sands and Murray River are cancelled owing to the fact that the pastor has been _unexpectedly called to the bedside of the Rev. B. D. MacPhee Avonmoi-e, Ont., who fs seriously ill with \-,yph_

'condition furnishes no hope of his recovery. I

TI-IE MARKETS-The Charlottetown market was dull yesterday, owingi per- ils-Dl to the fact that the farmers are taking advantage of the one weather to complete their harvest- ills- Eggs sold at 25 to 28 c. per dozen, butter at 25 to 28, ducks each 75 cents. There was a fair amount of produce handled, and the prices in all other cases remained the same as previously announced,

WEDDING BELLE.-St. Malachi's Ci1\U`°i1. Kil1k0I‘a. Was the scene of an interesting event on the morning of the 14th lust. when Miss Myme U011li0i1Y. AIDHUY. Bhd Mr. George Emmet Uroken, Cape Traverse, were happily united in Marriage by Rev. F. ii. Croken, brother of the groom, assisted by the pastor, Bev. J. J, Mcuonalfl. Tho bride looked charm- 1"! gowued in Copenhagen silk with black hat and was attended by her sister, Miss Agnes, the groom being supported by his brother, Uornelius. .xrtcr Nuptial Mass the happy couple drove to the home of the brides ia- iiler. Mr. John Donnelly, Albany,i where a number of their immediatei friends awaited them and alter hear-i ty congratulations to the bride and bridegroom all proceeded to tno din- ing-room, where for u time, the ln- ncr man revellcd in the abundance of the good things so temptingly array- cd before him. The evening passed pleasantly away in the usual enjoy- menta incident to such happy occa- sions. Needless to say the bride was the recipient of a number of useful and beautiful presents. Thebride

the community and their love-lit

old fever. The last report of his.-

barque glides out on the placid ma- trimonial Sea accompanied by the best wishes of their many friends ior a long, happy and prosperous voy- age, .

::For salads, for dressings, as a

superior substiture for butter and all fatty ingredients, we know- you will appreciate the many exclusive 'advant- ages offercd by Olive Oil. This is u. product that has been used by all good cooks for over 2,000 years- one of the food constituents on the bill-of-fare of the ancient Grecian elli- cures. We have a superior stock on hand now imported direct from the refineries in Italy. Large bottle 60c., smaller size -:80c-. .Thel»?.lflacKi|inon' Drug Co., Corner Great George and Kent BCS. . __ ~. .~. .wwf -if »'MCf-

::'l‘HERE WILL BE a ring, locket.

brooch, silver piece, -tc., in the Birthday Cake at St. James Hallo- 3 ween tea on Friday next at the Household table. 2295-

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at any time you have need for something from e. drug- store.

Step To The Phone

and ask us to send it to you. Do not feel that you are; bothering us-we have a free delivery service and expect to have it used.

If it is something in the

line of toilet articles that is wanted we can, if necessary, send an assortment for selec- tion. ‘

If your physician leaves a

prescription, let us know, and we will send for and deliver the medicine promptly .

-Phone 35--

.lohnson & Johnson --

` The Quality Drugstore.

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Cod Liver Oil with Hypophosphites __ . contain the tonic and nutritive pro- _-3%* ‘Mm ‘

ti of these popular remedies . \ Q”

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New Coat

To-day -

]ust enough snap to _

` the air these days to - tell you that iall is

here-to make t h e blood bound alittle fast- er- to suggest th 1tyou

dress alittle wa mer.

The Grcaffsf Range Of Coafs ln P. E. Island

is ready for you here.

The illustration along side shows you I some of the nwdels of- fered-the ass rtment

‘ of styles is very large-

the range of prices is equally complete. 5.50 8.50. Io oo, I5 oo, 2o.oo, z5.co, _'io.oo and many

other figures.

C`0rmNENmI._ _

Stripe Silk 3.50 Dainty Waist 3 75

, Tailored Blouse

HERE IS A WAIST for street or

business wear that is a really choice gar- ment and a great val: -‘ T is made of a

pretty stripe silk, br- ~., grey or tan _ - _d ~h H d Cuff- 3 50 ;‘§f?_i_f‘_i‘ff_’if _?i‘f___#i’_fff_ 3 75 _

Collar . . _ _ . ..

This very dressy little garment is 1

made up in a very nice chiffon with yoke of brocaded silk, lace and net, elbow

House Dresses of all Wool Serge $5.00

1 A NEW LOT OF NOTABLE PRET l`Y LITTLE HOUSE dresses of all

wool serge luve just come to us from the makers. They are One piece garments, very pzeltily made. The colors are Navy, Copenhagen, Brown and Black. '_l`hey have , turn over collar of contrasting shade oi satin, and are ciught at neck with a

pretty tie .. .. _--.___

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_WQRK TRAIN COLLIDED

HEAD ON WITH AN

EAST BOUND FREIGHT.

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NORTH BAY, Ont., Oct. 23.-Five

were killed and seven injured on the

Canadian Pacific main line near Wey- land Station, west of Chapleau, Wednesday, when a work train re- turning to a gravel Pit collided head-on with an eastbound freight, piling engines and cars up in a mass of wreckage, in which were entangled the crewsof both trains.

Silk Sale _for *fone week.

Yard widcj Pailfcifes and Messslim-1,' regular $I.00 per

yard in every wanted color af

89c. #yard-Sfanicy Bros.

2310 ro-25m3i

C The House of _Qualityf

Everything _Brand New

The best and largest showing of new goods east of Montreal.

Special showing of Ladies' ready to wear in the “old carpet room

It is worth a visit. - Ne tv, silk, fliunell and tailored waists.

75 s‘~“°.wr“ 1* .“;-“rg °.‘ 25 . .. . . .8 .. New Sump e ine o ri ies ves s wor up 9 75 c eac or c .

/60 dozen vests 30 cts line for 2 5 cts.

Very comfoi table line of drawers, unshrlnkable _7 5 cts for 48 cis.

Fancy shell goods, combs, barrettes, etc, half price. Ask to see our new coatings. New dress goods, new cords, new velveteens. Our special blue serge 54 in wide at 95 cts. It is a leader see it. _

' Visit our new room for ready féo wears .

510,00 J. of new ready to wear or men.

i 3 ro,ooo. worth of new furniture for the home.

Practically a brand new stock, at brand new low prices for cash.

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Opportunity of cr Life-Time

ln One of the principals in an Island Fox Ranch' containing five pairs of Pedigreed Silver Black Foxes is prepared to dispose of half his share. T he Foxes are from Dalton, Oulton and Gordon-Tuplln stock and are the best of their class.

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