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Lireray [xerireri Regular |; meeting to morrow evening ateight o’viock. -_-

} SON SERVI in the Y. M.C

Meeting lat 3.45

A. Hall, Sunday afternoon Strangers alwave welcome.

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7. debiretionti \ Outdoors this time City Taxes — The detaulters list for e:ty | ; ~ = res , ; hie > y ) 4 yea ust have a good shoo: | ony is now ready for pul oe Pay ; ;aod Keep your name trom eipg made “ wre r col | feet will under i j x pi < laine re ing é j public. &” 2 mine the strongest. : Re iy W xt i Ap | B. & .— R gular monthiv meetirg | 4 wing heavy l tomorr mat 3o’clock,p. m. Important ‘ . ’ | _ marked them at} business, A fa atteudance is re- , ippa . pric | quested, a * : ‘ < cw ’ i Se Men’s heavy grain leath- | : : / laced boots. with hand| Worpsworra—On Tuesday evening | a : ' 6 t |} next Kev. Mr. Moss will ecture in S® exh ¢ ump soles. S1ZeS : ray w : . a ie Jemes’ Hall on Word-worth, the In'erpre I, worth $2.c0, at SL.78

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Right Now You Need One

You will find it the right thing to get you up on time these dark mornings. Now is the buying time for

We are selling Alarm Clecks that are satis- factory in every detail.

We aell these excell. ent clecks at

$1.25 BAGH.

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that we have lots of good things to-day. Doughnuts Tartlete Lemon Tops Rock Cakes G>rman Buns Mixed Cookies Apple Pies

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Valuable Land for Sale

To be sold by Public Auction, on “Tuesday, the 9th November next, imme= diately efter the the,sale at Sidmount,about 17 acres of land, situate in the Common and Royalty of Charlottetown, and adjoins, aad is to the north of the properites of the ¥lon: Fred Peters and George ‘Lewis, and *xtends from the North River Road to 1¢ North River Land will be sold in acre lots. Terms made known at eale. T.S. PETERS, FRED PETERS ARTHUR PETERS, Trustees.

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o | Souris Nores.—John D Burns, Halifax; S K S F Tarbush, Montreal; F A Pichette, Quetec; are registered at the Sea View Hotel.

The funeral of the late P. W. Mc Laugh- lin took place today.

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Covrr.— This forenoon John sed $2 or 10 days tor drunk - enaess Marg McLeod, charged with vagrancy, was disch arged UupoR cond iti: n that she leave the city before nightfall.

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Foc rraL. Accipents —~This is the way an exchange frotball accidents : One broken neck, one sprained knee, one broken nose, and one dislocation cf the clavicle. This clo-es the iist up to the time of going to press.

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W. C. T. U.—Regular meeting on Mon- day nextat 330 p.m. A report of the Domivion W.C. T. U., convention lately held in Toronto will be given by M 6. Matheson. A cordiil we!come is extended to all interested.

A Barret cr Gotp—A party recen''y arrived at Seattle from the Klondyke reports that ‘Big Alex.’ McDonald, the Nova Scotia miner at Daweon Citv, has a sugar barrel two-thirds full of gold, and be expects to fill it before the winter is over.

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Tuanxs. — The secretary of th: Y. M. C. A. would return thanks to those who assisted in the athletic eports last night. Being handicapped for want of assistance in carrying ont the programme, some of the events were slow in being contested. Neverthelers the next

shape.

Grace Cavrca.—The service in Grace Church tomorrow morning will be of a unique character. The sermcn by the Pastor on “Beware of Dogs” will be r1fae- trate. ., Tecitation® Gy the allver medalists of the Demorest con*#st, and others. The singing by achoir of over twenty child:en will be a special feature. A sermon to teachers at night.

Death ov Steraen MacnonaLd.Mr , Stephen Macdonald, whose death at the, comparitively early age of 44 yeara we announce today, was well kuown and deservedly esteemed, He was for several years engineer of one of the ferry steamers plying between Cherlottetown and South- port, and was well liked by his associates and the travelling public. A year or two ago he was attacked by cancer, and was obliged to retire from active work. He leavea a widow and three clildren to mourn their loss.

Wira a Foreep Cuecx—The Cineinnati Commercial Tribune says: Several days ago one of the local banks discovered that a check drawn in favor of the Methodist Book Concern, which had heen deposi ed ty it and gone through the Clearing House in regular form, was a forged one. As the check however was only for $5, instead of sending it back to the clearing bank the teller took it to the Methodist Book Con- cern and told them it was a forgery. After looking at it carefully in a thonghtful manner the head of the firm said thats man purchased a Bible with that check. Tue Art or Savixe.— Fiber and Fabric, a trade journal, telle the following story, which speaks for itself: A young man who went to Boston last fall sveceeded in getting work at $l a day. He had no money and doubted his ability to live on euch wages. He found alunch room in Washington Street, where twenty-one meal tickets were sold for $1, or at the rate of 44 centsa meal. He obtained a room for $l a week. Asa result of his steady labor and persistent economy from Oct. let to March 20th, he had been able to buy two pew euits of clothes and put $75 in the savings bank. He now has $125 in the kank aud hopes by next spring to have cash enough to start a little business of his own,

Overa Hovse.—The Frankie Carpenter Co., scored another success at the Opera House last evening. ‘**Trise,” a comedy- drama of western life and picturing inci- dents of the old mining days in California in “49” was presented in an excellent manner. Too much cannot be eaid in praise of Mr. Grady’s rendering of the character of “Judge Lovetoddy,”while Miss Frankie as “Triss,” a rough child brought up among the miners, captivated and higb- ly pleaced the audience. The songs of

both Mr. Grady and Miss Frankie were well received and they responded to several encores. Tonight the “ Ranch King,” will be preseuted, Mr. Grady play- ing the part of negro. Tie famous cake walk as presented on Wednesday evening will be repeated by special request. As

this is the last performance to be given here by this company, they should be greeted this evening by a large audience.

time we will have everything in proper

SPORTS AT THE RINK.

A Good Attendance But a Rather Slow

Vi ogramcne, The sports at the rink last

night were

very well atiended. The programme was rather short throughout, howe er, and some Of the tnost iuteresting events were not pulled ot) The balf mile run was!

very close between L. B, McMillan and D. | A. Mchionon, the former winning by two orthree yards. The tug of war between | teams from Nos., | and 2 Cos., C. A., was | won by No. l. In the boys race Jas. { McMillan was thrown by what seemed to' be a foul so that he took no place in i.@ tinish, The violin selegtions by Mr. W. A. Grraut accompanied by Miss McLean were very well rendered. The following were wivners iathe diiferent events :— 50 vards dash —}, Harry 220 yards ran—l, Har y Ritch e Mc sue. 7 tlalt mile ran—1,L B McMi! an; 2, D A} McKinnon. \ | Bovs race, 110 yar is—l, F Rice; y Vi‘ Woods. Pole vault—1,Ha-ry Gaudet; 2, Wm Me~| D. nald. Runoing high jamp—1, Wm Fleod; 2, Harry Gaudet. Hop step end jamp—1. Wm Wm McDonald; 3, Geo Newson. Tug of war- Nol Co, C A.

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Entered into rest, Nov. 5th, Grace

Lippett, widow ofthe late James Barr,

aged 76 years, leaving three daughters to mourn their joas. ‘Blessed are the dead who die im the Lord.”

{Funeral from the residence of her son- in-law, dohn Coombs, Water Street, on Sunday at half-past two o'clock. }

In this city on the 6th} inet., Stepben Mc Donald, aged 44 vears

[Funeral from his late residence, Prince

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P. BROS. [Ladies Capes.... ...$2.75 up

Ladies’ Jackets ..... 2.50 up

Fur Capes.... ....+ 9.50 up

BLANKETS, Fur Collers.... <0, 200 =

5 & 7 afd 8 Ibe Fur Moffs.........+ 1.60 up Ste : $200 1 Top Shirts......... 25 up coe. See MEO. cciccenguet: 0 up : ee 3 5p) “Pi Drawers......5. 3%. 20 up Fhe. cence nn 4. OO SVE o'ss wore, Dea eee Kid Mitts... ....6. 50 up

PROWSE BROS. | Wool Gloves.....2.. 25 up

Men’s Top Shirts.

Cotton or gingham, 20c, and 55c.

Flaunelette, 20c 45¢ and 75e Heavy knit, 45¢, 65e and $1. Grey all wocl; $1, $1.25 and $1.50.

Heavy tweed, and $1.7). Working Shirts, 25, 30c, 60c and $l.

Black Shirts, 50e, 75ce, $1.00 and $2.30.

White Shirts, 25e, 50c, 75c & $1 00:

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$1.25, $1.50

Three piece Suits just Opened.

3 speeial prices 3: different shades Blue, $5; Steel, $5; Brown, $5

Street, tomorrow (Sundav) afternoon at 2.45 to St. Dunstan’s Cathedral, thence to R. C. Cemetery. ]

At Kinkora, on the 22rd ult., Ann, aged 88 years, relict of the late John McArdle, leaving one daughter and a large circle of | relatives and friends. At New Annan, on the 12th Oxtober, after a brief illness, Joseph Condon, in the 27th year of his age, son of Martin Condon.

ERIT is what has given Hood’s Sarsaparilla the largest sales in the world and enables it to accomplish thousands of wonderful CURES.

— SS ee SHIP NEWS | Port of Charlottetowa |

; ENTERED, Nov, 5.—Eagle, Sonier, Tracadi-, Omega, Murchison, Newcastle, N B;

Dido, MeMillar Poiut du Chene; Minnie ‘ —~* ms . u

«=; Anderson, Shediac; Mydra, Boudreau, Orwell; SS Halifax, Pye, Boston,

SLEARED;

Nov. 5.—Miagle, Sonier, Tracadie; M 4 Lewis, Croshv, Yurmoutb; Mati'da,Harrix, | Richibucto; Omega, Murchison, Crapaud; Did», McMillan, Point'du Chene; Minnie A Anderson, Baie Verte; Clayola, McDade, StJohn,N B; Noromes, Martin, Glace Ray; Cymbeiine, Oakes, Crapaud; 8S blalifax, Pye, Halifax; Ala ka, Smith, Alberton.

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REMOVES PAIN QUICKLY.

For pain in the back, sides or chest, a little “Quickcure” apread on a piece of linen or cotton, and applied to the sore spot will remove the pain and‘inflaramation at once. 50c and $1.00 size *‘Quickcure ” pots hold thre and nine times .r.al size. Only a little is required.

Foreign gossips say that Queen Olga of Greece hus an ancher tatooed on ber shoulder as a token of her affection for her father, the late Grand Duke Constantize of Russia, and that Princess Walden:ar of Denmark, wife of the sailor son of King Christian, isalso marke in like fashion, with the addition of a crown.

Cigare.—Fresh stock now in; al) prices from $1.00 a box upwards.—Geo E Hughes. 257 1 wk.

Prinee Edward Island Illus- trated. Price 25c, for sale at all the bookstores.

Transparent Film Cartridges

For Pocket Kodak, Bullet,

Bull’s Eye and Hawk Eye Cameras, just received. Also,

Dry Plates Gelatine Paper Printing Frames Card Mounts, etc,

JOHNSON & JOHNSON,

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We have marked these at-specially low prices.

In Fur Lined Capes we now show astonishing value for

Dealers in Amateur Photographers’ Supplies.

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