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IT PAYS to buy in this province

COVEHEAD.-Services will be held

circuits, Sunday. Nov lst. `

p 4 I' A " ' ~ in Covehead Church, and in the other

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SEE THE MILLION DOLLAR MY-

8,TERY at the People’s Theatre to- nlsht. 6299.

Ha I I IS The Man No'ricE womzws iNs'ri1~urs_-

The next meeting of the Lakeview Wo-

' 1,' nl ’ ` men’s Institute will meet at the home

of Mrs. A F. Rose, North Lakeville, on Wednesday evening. November sth,

Trcasurér. . 6309-10-331MElI.

knowing present addresses of Omar

will confer a favor to him by com-

Syndicate Ave., Fort William, Ont

WHAT WILL HAPPEN NEXT.-

One neverknows in the Million Dollar Mystery. See it at the People's Thea- tre tonight_ . 6299,

_Cl*_lILDREN'S PRACTICE ,for Pat- riotic Concert in Kindergarten Hall in- leafi of St. Jilpies Hall as previously advertised, to-day at 3.30 p. m . 6312.

YORK INSTITUTE.-The regular

moiitlily meeting of the Cornwall-York lnstitilte. will he on Tuesday, Nov- ember 3rd. at 2.30. at the home of M s, David White, York Point Mrs.

- I _ _ _ r, _ Who-,lhasi .his-Coal bm filled at 8 Oclock- Lily M. Rose. Secretary- Duniirnoii wiii give n demonstration.

withpickal-d'SC al t ° i=‘u'NEnAi_ or LATE Mn. J. c.

.- V. 9 » he kind PRESENT Ao|JnEss.- Persons ci_Am<.-'riio body of the into Mr.

.lohn C Clark is expected to arrive in

that W€ll and Mclnnis last heard from in Winnipeg Kensington, via Summerside on Wed~

nesday evening, the 4th November,

l)ll1"l'llIlg ‘gli/_CSI Out pléflty Of municating with R. H. Reede, 338 St., and will no at me mme of his sister,

Miss Matilda Clark, Kensington, un-

eat, ario. 6298. til Friday. when the funeral will take

HAVE YOU YOUR FLAG? At

place at 10 o'clock. _The funeral ser vice will be held in the Baptist Church

Order. your Supply today _‘the present time you should show' Cavendish, at 3 p. rn. The body will

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your colours. Chaste finely enamelled Canadian lla s for our la el 10 cents

LADIES , don't neglect crowning

be accompanied from Kamloops, B.C. h the deceased's dau hter and her

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._ ° each; per post, 12 cents. Guardian husbanrhiiev. A. J. Prosser.

‘ lc af 0. oinco_ 6206 ____

l --- RED CROSS DONATlONS.- The

Royal Edward Chapter of the Daugh-

V Phlnle beauty. Falling hair is ui1necessary.as ters of the Empire forwarded yester-

Mrs White’s treatment will prevent

day to the Red Cross the following

Ch’t0Wn this. Dandrufi, which is so annoying, list of articles:-27 Balaklava caps,

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can be thoroughly removed with her lotion. All hair goods kept in stock. Mrs White, Queen I-lotcl, Room 10, Ladies' Etrance. ' 6199.

is no travelling clnematrogiaph in

10 niglitlngales, 1 flannel bed jacket,‘

ers, 2 shirts, one \voollen ncck muffler, 1.3 night shirts, 9 red flannel bandages, 4 woollen ahdouiinnl bandages, 5 pairs

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ARE You EN'rEnPRi'siNcv 'riioro “’°°‘e“ ““'“""l °!“`f“» 1 Pal’ “"‘“°<l

bed socks, 14 pairs knitted woollen socks. 328 gauze bandages, '16 many

' Prince Edward Island at present ut ii. ‘

` y time when people are dying to see the :améd hand2ageFi‘lt35 c°m;1"'“I;‘g°‘;‘in“l

"movies There is a fortune to any

ian ages, qi s, one ann iress in 'own and 7 iloor ino s.

I _ ' enterprising individual who enters gk’ D

W' H Jessop bei? to Inform this field Terms for i1 com lete iine- " W

the public that he as opened; t 'h mt m H P t. ’, 'rEAcH£Rs, A1'1'ENTioNi-ii has FHDCY Cake and PZSICIY B_al(€l‘y, gilyiltgrillg op)d`ratioll,, sltcil, irllllylf- 11?: as 2361; tslfcliwileilltolljfilavc tlhe flung, known 138 Qreat Ceorge Street, in .the mined by application io iiio Gunraion ers. C,'m,,,‘§,§f,0n xjarfhes Dl'€l'lllS€S IBICCIY 0CCllDl€d l)_y MT. °mce' 6158 IService Fund, open for some time ROSS Wl'1€I'€ I I10D6 by StI'lCI1 ali- longer. Teachers who hove not al-

road/ contributed towards this fund

tendon to- business -and making 'ire urgently requested to send i a good article to merit a Share of their contributions to their lnspeiu

The following articles are fresh ,ine rrovinoioi 'rt-noiiors' Assooinuon, ‘ 23 Prince St., (lharlottetowii, at once,

OUT atfOn3g€ tors, or direct to the Sec’y Trees of

ail : _

y it posi~i{ible.l 'l;lielcoi:trihutions will all

' ie ac now eiget tirough the pre.s

Parker Houie Rolls’ Dmner Roll" as soon as all teachers have hedn

Currant Buns, Lemon Buns, m ° _ iionrti from.

s°°“°‘» T" Bi‘°“it" A THANKS.-it is with inn(-_ii grniiii-

iiiton Pies Sc eacli, and all kinds e potion iiini iiio sisters of iiio unor-

ottetown Hospital beg to offer their

- of "na" clk” sincere thanks to all who helped in

Ellnllll R8IS¢(I P0l’l( PIC! B any way to make the recent High Tea,

hold in Ilic Market Building in aid of'

5' _ specmmy that institiitioii such '1 grant u '° ~

Cddilll llld Blflllday CBICCS ll\8d¢ To tliose who Iso abundantly ?loliQaet‘;‘ll

» the dainty and substantial food stuffs

to order ,that made up thecxizellciit menu and

to the kind lady waiters who served

H- JESSOP Slove and I’-sz fOr l.'.‘s.l.i:s.°a:;‘ ;l.:i

138 Gt. G60! 6 Sf. ters wish to specially thank M, .

g 0 3] t G. J. McCormack, I". A. Smith, PIT? 3 Ct 5 Reddiii. James Hennesse Albert

Will open on Saiur y . _,_ V i;277.10.29M31_ Nowell, Robert Tonilins. Jack Hughes,

(fapt T White and Dr J B Brown

for their painstaking work in decor-

ating and making the blulding so at- tractive for the tea' also Mr Coleman,

Home Decorating Good Soft 5,;-,;»;,,,-3; 3;; ,1,-3,1,-_»;y' &

"whcfl You want amthin in 'ilmok

YOU Cant be COITlfOI'IZ3I)I€ at org supplies remember" wegcarry 3

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home with dingy walls and ceil- -- '_ fnii 1ino_ oi Tobnccos; cigars, cigar- I an more than you Could ettes, Pipes, este (hir stock is fresh

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nssyvf' ` __ 7 , `,'. . _ with shabby clothes in public- Gen, E, 5 33.1 ‘f.‘i..;‘;..§‘...‘ 1”' A...?.?ii.”..%n§f“

We are Painters and Decorators Yard “Avo-

Coal -

‘k t e ovate that . , -#-

lévgrgolielé earner in P|'|l1¢¢ st, wharf (bred Weatlicrlywliaiiltlie London Daily

the season' Kitchener sat in his London den,

, Phone 280-L Property for Sale M.?ila;‘.i:“.r;::;‘ nl. .

MacKinla offers 'for sale

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.lust iii Kitchener's way.

And he saw where the clouds rose

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his farm at Franklin Point, North- dark and dun. .

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lSl&\‘|d Cll Pdlllllllg 0 River, consisting of 150 acres of __ __ ‘“ '“”“"*- ‘° " w= .

-- y land in highest state of cultiva- M sf,‘,‘ff,‘,,,§l,'§;‘t,,°,§'§f,y ma" Wm’ “““ Family

203KentStreet IZl0l’l. Lafgé l`ll0d6I`l'1 llOl.1S€ With 'l‘o carry this thing right through."

well planted rounds, all neces

g ' - O Bravo. Kitchener! Sav what you t

sary out-buil ings. Property is N0 one _mu My “du nay, “"1" -

"LEATHER GOODS To M-EAR' 3; I363l-ltlfully. Siluated and directly A'nd the world shall know 'where our Drug- lwvt 5° IMI" “°°f“' "“"‘“”'°°' "° at wharf within ten minutes ferry nngioii blow,

me 'nut butlxufect .happmg half: UID Of Cl1’I£DWl’l. Wc've a man at the head-today!

Week and at _B _und V: P"|°°§ MH' 5979_10_3MSr;i lg.-_.......

TONS- ‘f ‘ 63°6`1°` 1 ' ` Jeilicoe rides on the grey North Seas °

1', 1 1 --I _i--‘ Watching the eiiemy's lines,

2-'-' J'-T Where their Lord High Admirals skulk

lnsirld glwfheir hellish niines,,

They have drunk too deep to the

boasted fl ht

B Relfall g0OdS""ICIleY HFC guaranteed t0 9atI3fY._ 01' They have voe/ed too mad a vow!

uy _ _ _

your money will be refunded. Over three hundred and fifty What gloollgimv? mink on mo watch

f€IIlC(llCS t0`Ch00Se from' What toast are they drinking now?

5 _c_ gf th,-ee months sales of Rexa_ll _______

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nated to the Patriot1c_ Bravo, Joiiioooi cnii mom ngnin.

§_°°%s to be do _ And whenever they tako the call,

un ' Show them the way, give them their

" "' ' rrioiism by purphasins Rexall goods-they = --ow-~

ave Prili(;`d(;lr(lur(I‘;liada by Canadian chemists, Ask forthe /inn nomo it once for ani .5-$§¢_e

RQXBII N€W3 and Patriotic Pamphlet' And i;`rench is facing the onerIiy’s I *'-»"‘§} " D

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_ _ ~ ‘ 01'. T63 *€0I'g€ Stubbornly day by day, ' __ . ‘_ _ Ma_¢KlNlIl)N DRUG c0MPANY» md Ke* S°f=°*S “rss.§:“;.:';’°s.:‘::;‘.';a"::i;P“ -J..l-few Annie

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- ' _ , - Fight on, Toinmyl stick tp, them

' I Jnciivdddt the same old game!"

Bravo,'Tommy! Stand as you’ve stood,

And whether you win or fall,

_ Sh;>wdst§:;&'i=i?liyou I;lght'(;sa:pntlemen

yniufoiuwy-% * ji it

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Millions of plugs YCHTIY. BGCBUSC It IS _ 8oi`rl;i‘tccllir;;ie:ta|:\l‘i;p:gl;itIgcgixlon Town.

Jeiiinoem ships ride up and d0v/H

the l)€St. Holding the ness’ highway. ' .- ' And you .that lost' where the skies are

blue

Hickey & Ni°h°l5°“ T‘_’b° C°° ~ ...':.':2~'.i::'.l’é' .‘:..‘:.°'.:‘.i3°a.:°i."......

To \ ‘ . A _ " " "i Who?rai¥m;ou` doing for them?

n, for the" men who iight!

I' yo; 'F92 is 5

for our` lives today!

16 pajamas' 13 hm Water bottle “OV” l'staii<I his feelings that it would be iiii-

SPONSOR FOR BALL

ed to be honorary sponsor of a hail to

of the bereaved families and wounded soldiers in England. 'l`lie British ani- bassador issued the stutcuient at the

Wales had consented to hc honorary

Biltmore hotel in New York on Nov*

and had signified his intentioirof send- ing ii personal envoy to he present

add that wlil y . fcrs of help to the wounded soldiers and bereaved families in England are very highly appreciated, he felt oblig- ed to dissociate himself froui any efforts to raise money for these pur- poses hy means_of an eiitcrtziinineiitl or festivity of any kind. lie is con-‘ ildent that any British subjects, who have generously 0l`l`eri»<l to collci-i. funds in this way, will rcnilily iiiiiior-

sulinblo for lilni to lic cniiiiocieii with any siicli festivities :it this tiniv oi' widespread sorrow and iiioui'iiliig"

HALIFAX MAN SAW INSIDE OF

THREE GERMAN JAILS

NEW YORK, Oct. !ll.-Angiis Mr--|

Donald, oi' i-inliiax, N _ S.. who nr-I rlvcd on the (iarputliia, uns iii the Black Forest of Gcrniaiiy when wiir was iieclareil against Eiiglmiil. llc says he was given a pass in the Freiicli border, but was there iirrcsiml and brought hack liociiiiso he was ii. t‘un- adian. llc spoilt elglil. wcolts in jails at Fi'i0ili'lIishiifcii, l?lin :ind l\'loiiiiiig- eil, and was finally i‘clczisi‘<l iliroiigli the efforts of the Anivi-i<~iiii iiiilhori- ties. -

'l‘ht- (`arpnilil:i, In-l`rirv leaving l’ii':\-

ciis for lllcssiiiii, ,i'cr'i-ivcil on board ai iiiiaiiiity of fruit. At lliossiiiii it was decided that thc i`riiil cainc froni ii suspected plagiio ' ilislriizt. All the cargo was then removed, and the ship subjected to it ihoroiigli fiiiniga- tion. ilarpailiia was sclicdnleri to call at the -Azores, liiil. German war- ships wcre rcportcd in that virliiity-_ and the ship, with lights ilai-lcoiieil niirl riiiiniiig al full speed, was put 400 miles out oi’ her coiirsc to thi- nortliwiird. _ ',‘

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Prescriptions Our' Specialty

Your physician

expects you to have your prescription filled by a skilled pharmacist. He would probably be glad to have you bring it to us, be- cause he knows that our service is as near perfect as skill care and fresh,pure drugs can make it.

It takes constant

study to keep post- ed on the many valuable remedies that are being dis- covered. We are up-todate in this respect and keep a stock of modern prescription drugs.

We charge noth-

ing extra for our

. exceptional service

“Ask your Phy- sician about us.”

` .lolmsoii & I .Ioliniion

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store

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For the Toilet

All new,clcan and fresh

` -the product oi the larg-

est and most popular manufacturers in Canada and United _States-the _ most attractive line wc have been able to offer.

There is not an article

in the lot but will please you-they were manufactured (hy experts) and will satisfy the most discriminating.

You muntsee these beautiful

articles to appreciate them- lhey 'arc surf ~i Sllllgbt- you-

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PRINCE QF WAI-E5 'SHAKE UP IN BOSTON sidcrably changed, nt the adjourned

DENIES HE WILL BE A. MAIN . DIRECTORATE annual meeting of the stockholders of

the road today.

-- -i Five directors, Richard Olney, A.

\\'ASHlNl}TON, Oct. ‘$1---'Flin W. Siillowny, Lucius Tuttle, E, F,

B;-mah embuggy hug issued L, slum. BOSTON. Oct. 30.-The directorate Greene and Alexander Cocliraiie, re- mem in denial of the u,,,,ou,,,.0,m,m ot' the lloston & Maine Railway was signed, and (3. S. Cooke, of Portland, that the Prince of wales had w“B0m_ increased from thirteen to lourtecii, (M1-_), and N. G. Eastman, oi' l~lxcter

and the personnel oi' the board con- (New liainD.). were added to the

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“Try a hox of our delicious- elionos

lates-received fresh every wed: (rom tho cleanest and' most sanitary con- fectionary factories in Canada. These dainty eonfections will delight you. MacKinnon Drug Co., Corner Great George and Kent Streets. me

board.

be held in New York for the benefit L_ _ _ ‘ ' U ‘

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The 2 Macs

command of his royal -liiglincss. The 1 - i -'

statement was as follows: | 1

"The statement has recently' ap- M

ed- oore & McLeod

effelct that H. RJ H. the l’rinr(:)e :if - Queen

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BP°“S°' °f “ ba" ‘° "° ‘“““‘ “‘l “‘° The Busiest Store on Charlottetown’s Busiest Street Charlottetown

2, in aid of the Prince of Wales l'\ind, _ _L Y

“The British ambassador at Wash- _

ington has received his royal high- ~ e a

ness’ command to let it be known _

that the above statement is absolute- .

iy wiihoni foundation. 0

"Sir Cecil Spring-Rice wishes io

le the man generous of- A

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THERDYS JUST A liI'l"l`l.E LOT ()l~` THESE SPECIALS-eiiough for

the firstlot oi prompt bii_\'cis-ai suinplc lot bought at ti big reudction-aiid iiow turned ovci' to you at zi big snviii_g_ ~

They are splenrliiily made _uni'iiiciits'--sonic have heavy duck shell-

others have heavy coi'<_liii'oy shell-all have licnvy, close cnrefiilly selected sheep Iiiiings-good liigli fui' collais, leather bound pockets, double flap at front, the finest shoo_tiii;;'--cold day driviiig-outing coat that can be imag-

ined. All going at 2:) p. c. oii.

$0.00 sheep lined coats for

sheep lined coats for $7.50.

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Mens Bannockliurn _Suits Selling at 1 °

This is real bannockburii. The

yaiiris are real twisted all wool. The suits are carefully tiailor iiiziile; well

lined, dandy value. Single breasted, $10.75. Double breasted, $11.40.

‘ o 4 he stiff. nc

These lfiaiidsonie shirts ni'e_of _a

fine English make-tlie iiiatwini is something like at line, lic-avy iiaiiiicl- ette ; the patterns are vci_',v sii'izii't-tlic shirts have cusliioii iieckbun<Is; sizes, 14 to16l,.i_». Great clollzii' value for 79 cents. -

Boys Fleece Lined Uride1'Wear,

30 cents and 35 cciits.

ll’Ien`s Heavy Uiislniiikuble Wool

Undei_'weai', worth $1, 85 cents.

Staniiel<l’s Blue Label, $1.40.

Clearing line of nien's hats v_'oi'tli

to $2.00 for $1.25. Soft ziiiil still, all sizes. ,

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‘$6.75 sheep lined coat, $5; $10.00

S°i..fl“L‘f'5‘$‘§J.'§Z.'Zf.° $12-00

l-lluck (_`liestei‘iiclds-gi‘ey and

l»i'o\vn ilizigciiiiils, blue, bi'o\vn and grey cliiiicliillus, slia\vl--oi'r‘_iiiai‘y notch, zfiid coiiveitllilc collaixs.

Every one is well tziilomil, well

iiiudc,--<laii<_l_\,' iiti.iii,u-v-null very spec- iiil S'.it.Lii'd'_i_y \;iluc at $113.00.

Ballilildgkbliln tllfdlfts

This is :1 vvoiidei'*'_`fil vaiiie-i'oaI

baniiockbui'n-well tailored, well made; 1'egu1ai‘ $3, and offered here nt, a very special, $2.50.

125 0 i' -Slfri

Spellclgf eil S 90C

Here is ;iiioi.lici° shirt. marie by the

sninc line Eiiglish mill as the last. These are of finer and heavier material, made with combiiiatioii collar, or plain neck- band. Great $1.25 value; all sizes and

special at 90 cents.

illeifs Fleeccd Underwear, 500. Staiifielrls Red Label, $1.25. St:-iiilleI<l`s lllack Label, $1.75. Heavy lined Mocha Gloves; all

sizes, Warm and good, 85 cents.

Some Week End Wonders from the Linen Department

Fiore is n gi'ea‘., big snap in Table

Napkins, all pure linen, line and evenly woven. ggcocl designs and are unlicir- med; size 22',/-'_» x 22'_~_- inches. Tlici'-e napkins fire regular $4.50 v:s_l_‘_'.i2_ .~`_'~ie<-- ini for S:iturday, $3.00 dozen. Only 0 do'/.en of these napkins left.

A g{i'eat big l"igui'ed lluck lar-

gairi in :ill pure linen, good, iiiew fic-

signs and is,24 inclies wide. liegiilai'

60c. y'-_ii‘d. special for 390. yard.

A ;>;<.=oil, strong Roller 'l`owelliiip‘,

17 inches wide, red border; regular, 10

ceiitls Special tor Saturday, 7 cents 'arc 5 An nl! pure linen Huck Towelling, 25 iiicliei. wide, good weight; one that will make very durable towels; regular 36 cents yard. Special for 28c. yarrl.

Remnants of White Cotton Sheet-

ing, 'l`o\velling, Linen, etc.

A very pretty Bureau Scarf. fair

si'/.c. Dollies to match; regular 20c. set for l3c. set.

Clearing out the remainder of those Women’s Sample Hose a 20 p. c. off Marked Price

A good substantial lot of these stockings left for Saturday selling-and

in order to make a quick clearance we offera special discount off the already lo\v sample price-Twenty per cent. off. _

75c. Stockings for 60c. 60c. Stockings for 48c_ 50c.Stockingsf0r

40c. 400. Stockings for 32c

H mm me M nm PM _ _ , , GET spoils or THESE To-DAY SURE. ' ,

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gilt to the end for honor mid, ~ , ,

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