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Clit Utrditl Oi Olli' PGINIIS

U, lit of our Teas. Oar

“"‘§fI.`i..i iirfiiii/s’a rea im ni are ownerties we claim. If you have not mgdy bought any come and make .a

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'mtlvgxif liie verdict of every Tea

W drinks; in iowii and country.

Jas. Kcliv sl Zo.

vt `water|ng him at Kcefe‘s Lake, Avon- <9 ‘Q

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l"....$»e 'ii _~ -anew.

Macdonald on Pownal Street last Sunda

00 #Q for being drunk and incapable, were each

ici.-~.'.?__§iLv£a\N

we are now opening a nice assort- ment of new silverware direct from the

iictory. ' You can depend upon the qualify

iswedepend on it, hardly anything nicer for a WEDDING GIFT-

i.w.iAYioR,

FOR SALE

` the Y. M. C. A. in Association Hall yes-

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the express at 9.40. ` , _ gf md

` . Waron for The Guai-dian’s comic "ish ,,, i. iii.. grams ii»&iii» lin °'°fyBet\1r<ln.v moraine- A and GH* il *h° *Wu* Pnor Hannmorows Me ak Ci”

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m:f“”°°c°‘°,¢,",,,,| ¢,,|,{,__p;,,_ Q, were greeted with a good audience at the “W .filiu». - , 'Lyceum last evening. _ M

he will work in future.

, Nam McQoanIuz, K. 0., Sunimereide, and A/E. Ellis, St. John,wcre passengers , by the Ioxpress last evening.

Hxl.iDr.) Conroy and Miss Sullivan,

dxughtor of Chief Justice Sullivan Char- lo tetown, are at the Carleton.-Ilalifax Hamid,-

Cotlar Ferndale, I.0.F., will meet at

Georgetown Oct. 27. A full attendance of l!l¢lDb9I‘l is requested for initiation of candidates, etc. J

QUITE a number were present at the

five o‘clock tea given by the Ladies' Aid of

terday afternoon.

THE schooners Meriyliday, SnowQueen,

Swift Current, Rialto, and Bessie S. Kee- ler are being loaded at Crapaud with pro- duce for Nova Scotia ports by Wright Bros.

Rav Mn SMITH of Cardigan _had a

valuable driving horse badly cut while

dale. Mr and Mrs Smith were on their way to' Charlottetown, but were com- pelledto return home, owing to the accident.-Com.

AT the Police Court Wednesday two

seamen charged with interfering with Policeman Taylor, while arresting Pius

fined $10 or 30 days. They both pleaded guilty and paid the fine.

TUESDAY evening last. Horatio Nelson,

Iiigh Chief Ranger of the Indedendent Order of Foresters visited Court Elliot at Long Creek, accompanied by Rev. David Price. H. V. R. Addresses were given by these gentlemen and other brethren. A most enjoyable evening was spent.

Mas. Eivoorl Paton has returned to lier

Boston home after several weeks vaca- tion at her old homestead, Cardigan. Mrs. Paige was accompanied by her niece Miss Mary Catherine,T Cardigan, who after a visit to Mrs. A. E. Guild will precede to Vermont to visit her sister

Mrs. F. W. Guild. I

IN the -November number of McCiure's

Magazine, Basil King, who is well known to many readers, hasa short story of

Rosebank Farm

Situiite on the south side of Hillsboro River opposite the city, one mile from Charlottetown, containing I8o acres,13o Acres cleared and in ahigh state of culti- v-..iion,’l‘cmis liberal. For further partl- calvrs apply F. MQKENNA, Charlottetown, .. Queen Street.

Aug. 4, iill. ta. wed. ri. se. I yr ,

Di I

iiuvusiiuz-R,-nuavdniit

CREAM PIES

is our specially for to- diiy. Order one for

supper today. If you iloii’t care for ilie cream

pics ask fur a cocoanut

oiie. Fresh today.

D.STEWA|?T,

l<3ci.ir-sa Baxnnv, I iiakes Best Bread.

Mawniilnlnveivadvuj-Q

merit, entitled “The Last Love Feast." Mr King ln this venture essays a new theme. The story deals with the conspirators of Paris whose plots succeed- ed upon the abdication of Louis Phillippe. The story is illustrated by Andre Castaigne.

Join! and Mrs Sinnott, Stookley Farmi

Morell, celebrated yesterday the 50th anniversary of their wedding. Their family with the exception of one, son in the northwest, were all present in- cluding Rev. Dr. Sinnott, Secretary to the Apostolic Delegate. Ottawa. Among the friends invited were Rev Dr Doyle, Vernon River and Rev Dr Monaghan, Miscouciie.

WImNI-:sI>AY afternoon at Prince St.

School the prizes awarded by Dr. F. P. Taylor for Natural History were presented by him. The prize for the best botanical selections were awarded as follows:-1, Marcella Haszard; 2, Katie Mol-‘nerson; 3_

00 .

London will leave Charlottetown for East River ports at 1 p. In. for the balance of this season.

i 'l`rxl:_S. S. City of London makes two Will! on East River today;\ goes to Crepaud tomorrow morning at 7 and to Vernon River Bridge on Monday morn- ing at D o'clock. '

Tnnorninus Moons, who is prominently

connected with the Inland Revenue De- partment of Prince Edward Island is in the city visiting relatives and renewing acquaintance with many old friends from the “tight littleIsland".-VancouverDaily Prov.

A coimi/ii. invitation is extended to

everybody wiio wishes to cali and see The Guardian Web Perfecting Press, while running at 11.30 a. m. on Monday or Wednesday of each week. This is the only press of its kind in the Province and wcll worth a visit. tf

Mlllllllll VERSUS

IIUMMISKEY

The trial ofthe election petition of

Peter Mc-Court versus Hun. J. H. Cum- miskey was begun on Wednesday before Mr. Justice Fitzgerald. Mr. Mathieson K. C. and Mr. Johnston appeared for the petitioner, and the Attorney General and F. L. Haszard K. C. for the respondent. Arthur Newberry gave testimony as to the election writ. Thomas Bumett, messenger of the Public Works, admitted having visited Fort Augustus several times during the election and having taken whiskey there, and that he got $30 or more from Secretary McMillan of the department to pay for it. Ho got the liquor at Angus McDonaid’s after 9th November. He got other liquor from George Gardiner and took it to Fort Augustus, some of it to his father‘s house. He gave some of the liquor to Mr. Mc- Kenna, James Haggerty and Robert Duffy. Some was distributed. Could not say that tlieirespondent knew that he got the money.

Alexander McEachern testifledto see-

ing liquor at Matthew Burnett‘s shortly before election, and that Mrs. Burnett treated him. F. W. Hyndman testified to giving a cheque for $20 or $25 to some one who/oalledlforit. George W. Gardi- ner admitted thiat Burnett gota case of whiskey from him. He, Gardiner, also got two cases of whiskey from J. 85 T. Morris.

L.B. McMillan Secretary of Public

Works admitted paying $40 f.o Thomas Burnett. Hs got about $100 from vari- ous parties out of'which he paid the sum nauied t0 Burnett. Mr. McMillan's evidence was not completed when the Court iiiliourned. `

THE WORST OF A COLD.

Is how suddenly it comes. No time to

hurry to the drugstore, croup develops, the lun s are effected with pneumonia or tubercuéiosis and it‘s too late. Keep Ca- tarrliozone on hand, it kills colds instant-

Hiizel Stewart; 4, Evelino Haszard; 5, Ellie] Hiiszard. Speeches were givin

after which Miss Myrtle Stanley of the(

vice-principal's department rcaii a poem entitled “On a Fair Flower Faded" by the

late Prof. Thos. A. LePage. I

IN FURNITURE

"Always the best value in the city. ,

Mark Wright Furnishing Co's. I

ly. Something magical about the way it cures Catarrh and Bronchitis. Catnrrho zone is the best remedy because it cures in nature's way; it heals, soothes and restores permanently. Carryu Catarrho- zone inhaler in your pocket, use it occas- ionally and ynu'll never catch cold-that’s worth remembering.

-Just received fresh mackerel at J. F.

Trainor's Fish Market, Queen Street, Phone 279. 27d2ilJd.

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ANY are paying big prices for _

ordinary, every day.common place nill inery ; prices that

should entitle them to niiilinerv style of the best sort- Yet the creation ofa stylish hat is not a matter of cost alone --the artist who designs it must have brains,

ability, taste.

J _

\the_resnlt of the nnvarying

satisfaction

gives. YOUR hat wil|'be distinct- ive ~different from any other hat -designed for you, and sailing you best. Isn‘t it wiset-‘to come to the st re with an established repu- la¥l0I1 for satisfactory miliini ry-

? r EVER increasing patronage is

_THIS s‘ore-than takeéhance s off ‘ dissatisfaction in some other i-tore? And our satisfactory miilinery costs

no more. `

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our miliinery

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AMS R

After being closed for seven weeks the

Presbyterian Church at Mount Stewart was re-opened for public worship last sabbath, ma. inet.

The whole interior of the building has

been sheathed according to plan prepared byQ. B. Chappell, city. The. work was done by F. Bradley & Son, Kelly’s Cross, anclcost between eight and nine hundred dollars. A small balance of this -less than 8100-remains to be paid. . The spaces between the windows, pan- els behind the pulpit, pulpit and pews have been painted; the remaining spruce and white-woqd work filled and varnish- ed. The effect is very pretty and pleasing to the eye. Two Keros lights have been suspended from the ceiling, which is laid off in square and oblong designs.

The ladies underf.ook.ro pay for the

lights, which they did I i-fore ihc day of re-opening. And what ui day it was! Brightness without and brightness with- in. Plants and out flowers adorned plat- form and pulpit surroundings. Three services were held.

The pastor, Rev. A. Uraise, preached at

11 a. m., from the words, What hath God wroughtl Num. 23:23. The nov. J. W. Mc- Kenzie, East St. Peter's was the preacher at 8 p. m. In plain, yet telling language he encouraged the people from the text, Let us not in: weary in well doing; for in due season we shall reap, if we faint not, Gal.B:9. At 6.30 the Rev. W. H. Sedg- wick, Charloi.tctown, held the attention of the audience as he discoursed eloquent- ly from the words, If ye call ou him iii- Father.... pass the time ofyouraojouriiing in fear, I Peter 1: 17. A Hne spirii. prevaded the meetings. ,

The music provided by the choir was

excellent, and the congregational singing was heart-y.Collection tor the day amount- ed to $104.

HALF SICK PEOPLE.

The world ls full of them. Just. sick

enough to be lazy and iistless; to have i u appptite; to sleep poorly. Quite often you re half sick yourself. Chances are the trouble is in _the stomach and bowels. Best prescription is Dr. Hrimi1ton‘s Pills; they tone up the entire system, strength- en the stomach, elevate your s irits, and inakegou well in one night. Br. Hamil- ton’s ills work wonders with people in your condition. Miid.in action, effective

and easy to take. ,get Dr. Hiiiiiilton's Pills to ay, 25c. per b x at all dealers in medicine.

"SOCKLESS" SIMPSON DEAD. "-rr

WIcnI'rA,» Kan. Oct. 23-Former Con-

gressman Jerry Sinrpsoirdied' this 'morn ing. `

A iudicious inquiry.

A well known travelling man who visits

the drug trade says he has often heard dniggists inquire of customers gwho asked fora cough medicine, whether it was wanted fora child or for an adult, and if for a child they almost invariably recommendChamberlain's Cough Remedy. The reason for this is that they know there is no danger from it and that it always cures. There is not the least danger in giving it, and for coughs, colds and croup it is unsurpassed. For sale by all druggists.

MARRIED.

At Campbellton, on Oct. 23rd, 1905, by

Rev. D. McLean, John A. Pratt to Myra Adams, both of Bloomfield Station.

At Charlcttetowii on Oct. 28th 1905 by

Rev. Jas. McDougall, Donald McFadyen, Canoe Cove and Isabelle McPhee of the same place.

I men C

At Canoe Cove, Oct. 25, Finlay McRae,

aged 74.

(Funeral today at 2 o'clock).

Oct. |26, Catherine Gregory, aged 67, wife of Robert Gregory, St. 'Avards. 1 (Funeral Saturday dt 2.30 p. rn. from her late residence.)

' On Wednesday the 25th inst. of ap- oplcxy John F. Robertson, aged 05 years.

[Funeral will leave his inte residence,

Richmond Street west at3 o`clcck p. ni. on Saturday the 28th to People's Ceme- tery.] ‘

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fresh Emulsions floimsows

35c and 5oc.

(0ii'$

5oc and $1.00.

'Gr

]ust received dir- ect from the manu- factnrers.

nou'rH)exoursionists took the S. t t' te_wart__ enovauons of London up West River esterda _ _

...__ 1 ' Mm S°~'°°=°f Las* I _ WINDOWS -BUY WARMER Bl.ANKl:lS

f Ji

res Bunnan Wauarnn, ot Mt. Suildayi i

M.-in E. K-1- Kew Joan sims sim oinii ii i s iiir,i t ""°°“ L°““' °°"°¥°- 1° °P°'=°“”K _ . wld wi ir hind ieldu °l\ Wednesday morning fbi-al3osfihlri,whiTe Thwkskivins with her parents. - l Bea' Blanket.- made by be‘t "n“k°f'° `

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Soft wool blankets, in size 6ox8o run-

ning 5 lbs tothe pair. . . . .. . . _ . .

Something similar to the last in size

and weight, but smoother and softerin texture

A notably good line. of fine soft weave,

very smooth1y_made, size 60x80, Glbstothe pair .. .

Nicely made blanket, silk binding,same

weight as the last, 64x84 inches insize.sells for

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CRIB BLANKETS Dil-lille? 1

ii i ct I ‘U an I ii A q`7:i`ii,;"ilt .i.`i.f.Z‘l;

tg! § .'- V '$-'f’§'5'{i§'§1j{.'Hi'

Nice little crib blankets, sizes 33x44, light il \, ,f_.j ._;§,;>_f:i;jf.r,'i '

and soft for the baby-only 1% lbs to the Aff' . aZ.,:f;,$ » Z. pair, but pleasantly warm $1.75. ,J 1 )J `

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You know there are blanketmakers- and blanket

makers. Some of them make good blankets-some

do not. We have in getting together our blanket stock for this fall,goiie carefully through every liiie of samples shown-and placed our order for as we think, the very finest line that is made.

That is Why we have every confidence iii recom-

mending our blanket stock-in quality, iii appear-

‘ ence and in price. Blankets here for particular . V. buyers-just the kind of buyers who want the best

for tlifir money-ju.~t the kind` of buyers that we delight toplcasc. Some of the lines iw are showing riiii as follows: -

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Tien a blanket vvciglilnga plump eight

pour ds to every peii, 64x84 iuchwi good me-asuic, soils at . . . . . . . . . ...

A beauty fine sin ioth i`iiii.~;b, <\.\'x8i4

inches in size al~o S _-lis io the pair pr cgdygry l0\\’ _ _ . . . . . . . . .. .

Good grey blankets $2-25, $2.35. $2-7_5. Good cotton blaiilceis in two sizes. V17- 1

io-4 at SSC pr. ii-4 at $i.2o pr.

$3-25

$6.50

3-45

6.85

4.50

5.70

-COAL arrivals for A. Pickiird 8: Coz-

Schr. S. C. Silver with Reserve Run of Mine and Daisy with Intercolonial Nut.

MacDonald 8: MacKinnon Druggists,

have imported nearly $500 worth of horse and cattle medicines including all the prominent Stock Foods and remedies. They have ii full line of the In ternatio nil Stock Food Coy‘s and Coluirihirin 'etmck Food Coy’s niedlcines also Hcrbageum Besides the above the Macs have all the popular linlnients, lotions. nintments blisters, condition powders, etc. Ilaving had a large experience with horse ami cattle medicines they are iii a position to recommend intelligent trcatnicnt for the minor diseases of these animals. dtw li.

pgnnnuiuunvanuniil $150 worth of Intcriialioiiai Stock

Food Compaiiy's Preparations

Just arrived direct from

the makers. We want every stockowncr iii Queen's ' County to test these preparations. lt pays the most progressive sfockowners to feed them. Why don’t you try them ? Free book tells _all about the pi-eparations.Ask for it.

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DRUGGISTS, Cor. Gt. Geo. and Kent Ste.

gneineiennaaueevrlavllei-;

"The Two Macs" “

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8 ` E» ' lows a woiidcriul era of mat- tress selliiig, Our little prices are thc constant ilcliglit of economical li o u sek c c p e r s. Soft, comfortable mattresses for all-no matter what price

, iwiiiiiiesiiiif. i Aire our

Liiiiie Prices _ f 1 oN iiii;ii.<;iiAi>i5 _ :sera

. .it Iso u to one oi those

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;<I>f)tg:)l-0wny)feli mattresses at

r.=c»--»¢~---»---C-~r if ww* lm7-**WCl"='-1

The:Sun|Liie Assurance Company vvioic 26 i- 5 }»-

“lr”

of| the total amount of .new business written by

~ the Canadian Life Companies (20 in all) in the yea

1904-a practical guarantee of the confidence of the

insuring public.

$5 .

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E. R. BROW¢ Manager for P. E. Island,

I9 mwmy, Charlottetown.

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1 1 _ the north

. Hmtrican Elie

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iAn?;p;'¢’i§ Continues to pay the Largest ' ~'1 ~Resuiis

on its iiuiiiiriiig liivosiiiiciii Policies to its i r ii vulir 'liol<ltr~

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How Much ls Your Timel Worth? 1

Ii you are a busy man, you count'

every minute worth money.

You must depend _ upon your

watch to tell you the right time.

We are selling good time-keepers

that will help you to make money.

ii. H. TAYLDR,

F C WESLEY Co.

DESIGNERS. ENGRAVERS

Jeweler and Optician. ,

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Life (with proilis] Liiiiitcil Payment. iindtiwnii.-iit iiiid (iiiiiraiilccd liiiome

Iionils will prodiicc ililc bust ri.-.siilts iiiiilcr the safe :im coiiscrvriiivc iiiiiiiagciiiciii. of ilic North Anicricziu Life.

Write us for mics and results.

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Special Reductions

in Marble Monuments

To make room for our winter iiiiportntions. we are making spec-

ial reductions in our marble monuments of which we have _ a very choice selection. Call or write for our prices before purcliiising cisc- where.

E F PURDY

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