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RUBBERS

Nevcr before hasthig store

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had such a large stock o_l;-

Rubber Footwear

W e can~fit a n y size foot

and' a n y shape boot't o per.

fection, and o u r prices are

at least 10 cents per pair

lower than t h e same goods

are sold for in Toronto.

Let us fit you

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We want at once

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Calendar s Mounts _

filled with_ Pictures of your mimi! Ollllngs or vacation make acccptalnlc Christmas Gifts.

_Our large stock of the different sizes in Albums and Mounts makes selection easy.

Now _is the time to have

you_r prints made before the Christmas rush

We do prompt Developing

and Printing.

Geo. E. Hughes

“The Peoples’ Druggist"

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TEAC!-iER'S TRANING GLASS st.

P_ov__rn;_; as usual on Saturday evening a . . '

POLICE COURT.-One drunk was

fined $10 or thirty days yesterday morning.

THE KOZEY KORNIER will bel an

especially pleasant rendezvous this evening. ' 3215-12-2-li

`l » I ‘THE TUNEFUL MELODIEB Cau-

tata "The Everlasting Light," Baptist church, Dec. 11th. 3295.

NEW POWNAL MINISTER.-Rev.

Henry Pierce, B. A., of Hilislboro, N. B., has been invited to succeed Rev. E. S. Weeks B. D., whose term on the Pownal Circul-t expires next June. it is anticipated that Mr. Pierce will accept

A ROYAL MESSAGE.-Mr. and

Mrs. James Smith, City, have receiv- cd the folloming message referring to the death of their son Edwin:-“The King commands me to assure you of the true sympathy of His Majesty and the Queen in your sorrow." D. Lloyd George.

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THE EXCELSIOR MONTHLY.-y

The third number of this breezy little

onthiv ublished by the girls of

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1000 Bush. Island

LL" ;

m _ . D grades ning and ten has just been issued. ‘ln addition to. the usual

Wheat.

" ma

bright school chaff' this issue gives a scathing rebuke to the “slackera"

50() Bush Buck

wheat.

500 Bush. Barley. 5000 Bush. Ileavy

Seed Oats

50 Tons of Goo irnothy Hay. 25 Tons Clean Dr at Straw. or which we will pay high- est cash price for quick dr-l~\_rery. 'Send samples - -clung quantity for sale

Carter & Co., Lid

Queen Street Seed Warehouse Charlottetown

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MINISTER RESIGNS.

(Canadian Press Despatch.)

LONDON, November 120.-General,

Dracos, Greek War Mlniser, is re-l portcd to have resigned. The reason il

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SMOKER !

We have just received, by Express, 200 S A M P L E PIPES, which will be sold at a discount.

_ Press

such as the B.B.B.,l"eterson, C. C. C., etc., are hard to beat, and you can imagine the opportunity this affords of obtaining a hrs t-class pipe at a reasonable price. CALL TODAY and LOOK THEM OVER.

THE NIacKINNON DRUG CO.

The Rexall Kodak Store

I which would seem to indicate that the

school girls are less tolerant of this l class of citizen than their older sis-

ters.

L. O. L. GOOSE SUPPER.-The

:rncrnbcrs ol' Coronation Lodge L. 0.

ll.. held a most enjoyable goose sup- per Thursday night in their hall at M,ill View. An excellent pro- gramme consisting of solos by Mr. ls- ‘let lit-il and Mr. Milton Furness, ad- dress by Rev. E. S. Weeks, and read- ings by Miss Kate Lea and Miss Grace l.ienkins. This was followed by a goose supper, which all thoroughly en- joyed. During the rendition of the pr~r.~grarrrrne W. G. Wright presided. | At rho dinner table Mr| Milton Furness lnctcd as toustmaster. There was a ilargo attendance and the proceedings llhroughout were most enjoyable.

FISH AND GAME ASSOCIATION.

#The quarterly meeting of the' Fish `-and Game- Association was held in the City Court Room last evening, the President, Mr. A. E. Morrison in the

It-hair, Owing to th sence of the Secretary a number of

' reports and communications' were lil held over. It was declde'd to hold a.

Jil special meeting to be announced at a

inter date. A number of matters of

given is ill-healtl\_ It

vital interest to fish and game con-

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Xmas Gilt for Soldiers

A few pounds

of Hickey’s Black

'1_ wist Chewing Tobacco, or a pound tm of H1ckey’s Bright Cut Smoking

Tobacco.

» Insist on Hicl<ey’s, the soldiers

choice.

Hickey & Nicholson Tobacco fo. Lid

Charlottetown `

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vided that when the meeting is' called,

l matters will be taken' up.

` THEATRICAL ENGAGEMENT

CLOSED- Mr, Albert Brown with his splendid company concluded a two nights’ engagement in the Prince Edward Theatre' last. night with ano- ther pncked house when they repeat- ed that excellent melodramatic com- edy "The Black Feather." Mr. Brown certainly- deepened the very favour- able impression he created here when he took a leading role in "The White `Feather" some months ago, and will he warmly welcomed on his next re- turn for which he and his company have a standing invitation. Manager Gallagher is to be congratulated on 1 the occasional treats of this kind with which he intersperses his regular and cnjoyablo picture shows. Such companies as those which he has se~ cured for engagements here are a’l- ways suro of full houses.

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State of Ohio, City of Toledo.

Y servatlon were discussed. it was de-

FISNW _

‘definite action in relation to these

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A Personal Investigation Puts it Riglr

I ucas County, ss. _ _ Frank J. Cheney makes oath that hers senro

partner of the firgn of F. J Chtlfiey & 00-. 60103 business in the City nf_ Toledo. feounty and State afon-said, and that said firm will pay the sum of ON ld liU.\'l)RED DOLLARS for each and every case of Catarrh that cannot bccured hiy the use of

If you have any doubts as to where to buy your Xmas Gifts, the nat rs ekrkrkn ours RANK 1.

only way to settle the question is by a personal investigation.

Then come to this store_ we will welcome you_ People who n.s..tr,n sn. any nf member, A. n.1 _

investigate almost invariabily favor us with their patronag

Because they know and realize that we have the goods and 0

prices are_right. _ _ _

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ualrt counts ev( ry time

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experience has taught us that we must always have the very be

for our customers.

in those economical days a

J. R. GILLIS, 'Limited

' Jeweler & Optician

Sunnyside; Charlottetown, P. E. I.

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cl-IENEY. _

Sworn to before me and subscribed Inari? pres

6 (sem A. w. oLsAsoN.

ur _ No-r/uw Pusuc

llall's(.?atr\rrh Cure istaken rnternniIy,and acts ghrough qw blood on the Mucous Surfaces of the System. Send for Teetunmnals free

d - . st r-_ |_ <:nr:N1cv,& <:<>._1~nr¢a°<>.

Sold by all Drusklsts. 75c _ ilnll's_l~`:rmily Pills for constipation.

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P.E.l. BRANCH ill . IHE PlllRlllllll FUND

W mm 7E'2l,`_i'.-s. _ Y -._; ...nf

` Al n joint rnectlnp; of representa-

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Monuments th at endure the

Ravages of Time

Are what you seek to make

the gra e of your departed with. WE"supply no others.

Our Monuments arethe best

to be had. Estimates given.

16 Kent Street '

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lives of the Prince Edward island liranch ol' the Patriot-lc Fund and Re- cruiting Services held yesterday the following persons were present:-~ llcv. J. J. McDonald. Mr. Harold lenkins, Mr. W. W. Stanley- M\`~ I1-

Cread'v.

l cn at the previous meeting. A draft letter of appeal was submitted to the Committee by Rev. J. J. McDonald. which was approved of and ordered to be published' in the Press. Copies of the same letter were ordereri to be printed together with envelont’-<4

' -_ for collection purposes and distri-

. ' " I ; buted amongst the different com-

mitteos throughout tho country. _ b f the .mint Commi-

~ We Insurance iiisna me :fleeting or me necruiging

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A Necessity - '°“‘f°°"“ “° “°.>........ ....

1-than A. oamr.

_ Then insure in good strong stock compan-

ies which never contest an honest claim such ' acosmm

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Any mem or o

of the Patriotic Fund who can

Committee t_o be held in the Boar Trade Rooms on Wednesday next is

SecretsrY~

e unavoidable' ab-'

lf). Prowse. .ludke Fraser. Dr. Mc- Millan. Mr. W. H. Prowsc. MF- MC'

The meeting was called for the pur- rose' of organizing the work undertak-

CAR FERRY.- The car

8.30 last evening. She brought ’

gets.-

CORNWALL SERVICES.-

services on Cornwall Circuit Sunday will be: Cornwall at 3. J. Heaney; North Wiltshire George Cr-uwys; Kingston at 3, ilam H. Boyle.

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|16 'Rev

ment in this issue re inspection o horses for remounts for the Franc army. The rernount commission'

eers are inspecting horses at Station on Monday, between hour of the arrival of the train

Charlottetown and the time

th

so that it is absolutely necessary fo

Moreil between trains on' that

On Tuesday the commission

again be in Charlottetown and

Wednesday at Bradailbane.

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PERSONALS

T8-

Mrs. (Dr.) Blanchard, City,

_turned last evening from Halifax. ' MIN PBFCY Pope. Jr.; arrived in the city last night from Halifax.

I Sergeant Knight, arrived in

city last night from Nova Scotia.

Mrs J.- J. Gaudet, Snmmerside. was

in tho city yesterday.

Mr. Noonan Boulter, Vieloria, was

Mr. G. C. Holland, Victoria, .spent

Thlxrsday In Charlottetown.-V. ~

Mr. H. R. Proiitt. Victoria, made

z- business trip to Charlottetown 'i‘huds<iay .-V .

I Mrs. E. Boswell, Victoria is spend- _ing a few davs with friends in Char- lottetown,-V. _

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l Miss Annie McLeod. Victoria, ro |fentiy spent :i i'ew days with friends _in Clrarlottetown;--V. 1 Mr. J. A. Mass-arvey, city, was nmong passengers who came over by the car ferry steamer last. evening.

Mr. Thomas Day Perdie left yester-

day on return to Campbellton, N. B., rfter spending the last three months here with his parents.

I Miss Eliza Woods has returned to her home in Eliot’s after spending a _week with her aunt Mrs. A. Mc- Lean, Victoria.-V. -

_ Mrs. Ralph Churchill and her two -children left yesterday on return to |Malden, Mass. Her mother, Mrs

to St. John. N. B.

_.__._._- BEAUTIFUL TALES HEARD THOSE DAYS.

“lt- all depends on what a person is

looking for'.” remarked' the Lady Who Goes Everywhere. "for, while some people seem to he‘ar of nothing but unpleasant things these days, there

are others who crxn tell you of the most he-aut-iful thi gs being done, of which the public never hears!"

lthrough some mishap, had not re celved her' allowance, and she had got :sadly lin arrears with her baker. At last she was told' she could no longer have bread, and she told the driver her troubles. She owed $15.

The driver turned to her, and said':

“That's all right, ma-am; ‘l'll put up for it until you get your- money. See that (here he pointed to his “A.R. button); l'm sorry l’m not over there myself, and' this is the least I can do "

Does not such a man put almost. a

courtly Sir Walter Raleigh to shame?

Here is another story of a woman.

Coming from Winnipeg the other day was a young woman from the West, who fell to talking with her neigh- bor. Aeked if she had children, she said yes, she had five, that she wanted _to get hack to as soon as possible. Then she told her neighbor' all‘ about them. They were five children whose mother- had' died a short time before; their father was at the front.

daughter' ol’ the West.

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FORTIFY YOUFISEIF A-

GAINST THE ATTACKS OF W|NTER'8 ILLS.

Al; the close of the summer

a

rn -‘ii g b ,_ I rt -_ fflunner D. ~A. McLeod was official- ' _ ' ' ‘_ ~__;-

s a cargo an a ou o y passes ly discharged from P_ E_ mam h________ . _

pitsl where he has been seriously ill r-1-li r _ ,__- '__

Tha for the last two weeks. _ L ____ ____ __.,

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at Ili.

Wil-

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Morel

from of de-

parture of the train ir? the afternoon,

horse owners to have the-ir horses' a

day

I _ The Central Guardmn. of Military _ “West

' The followiql Gunners have been officially discharged from the 5th (now 272nd) Sie'ge.Bsttery in Eng.

_(land. They were declared physically unfit by the Medical Board: H. G. Daviso G W Ga due P Pip

nsmounrr coMM|ss|oN.- At- “- - - f \'» - DY-

tention is directed to the advertise; mem D T "__'McDm'_ald _eaves for _ ITvS

' is it not true? We heard a beauti- _ , ~ all your friends mustered." which, if iu l story yesterday. A soldiers wife: really impmmptm was about as good

»~ so upon a name that has lit the age

' ` made one. his mirth was uncontroll-

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for the 105th draft. Pte. R. H. Mal

Patterson to be Hospital Orderly. u

CAPTAIN HARRY BELL.

Ca tain Harr Bell of the schoon

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the cr Telephone. lying at C. Lyons'

wharf died very suddenly yesterday ` "

mornin .

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A'bc-ut 10.30 o'clock he was sitting

on the top of the vessol's cabin res- ting, after having been engaged for a while in pumping water from the hold Mr William Dean happened

the Captain asked m c c a oc tor, declaring he felt ill and was afraid he was being seized with an-

I' fi

hut the Captain passed away before

. Heart failure ls believed to have been the cause ef death.

Deceased was about 64 years of

ago and belonged to New London.

The body was conveyed to Wright's

Mortuary Chambers and will be for- warded. this morning to his native place for interment.

in Flrsit Methodist Church, by Prof.

H. 8. Hinton. ~`

'Impressions Du Soir, Goss Custard.

Spring Song-MenrE'elssohn. Gavotte de Il'opera "Mignon" Thomas. Vocal solo, O Dry Those Tears. Del

Riego, Mrs. H. S. Hinton.

.Marches Des Jacobins", Clark. _

Narcissus-Nevin.

Fantasia-Brosig. Op. 10.

Vocal Solo-Selected, Mrs. Hinton. Meditations-Mailly. ` La Garde Suisse (Marche Caracterie-'

que) W H Jude

Grand 'March from "Tannhauser" C

Wagner.

attack of paralysis,

D _ Dewar was uickly summoned. ll

the doctor arrived. - -L

_ ALBUMS Who rofirs

rr ,Aye I h | th Pm Buy BRQWN BR AD d k morning for a few days' furlough at p

o ny B I. 'mu Paton's this sfternofn an ca 6 at his h°m° In Aab°"i'°° .

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The latest contribution of mast.

lenwzlnes st the Armouriea is from Mrs-.,_ ' -

steamer docked in Charlottetown at- R' B' N°"'°“' UW" P"I“°" Si- ‘f _ _ _ _ _ '_

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..s ' rd' nil . - - ~ s.w‘_'_‘:_1_'I_§:'_S__j__ mn; __:1.j;>_§_':_l_':_§__ ___0t§\_f_;_§ If we can save money-we can sell goods I marside are: Sergeant An. cheaper'-'that P3-yS _ bin! and Lance Corporal -1.. ~. If there are no bad debts-you do not have too

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Gay. born r in 105111 d ri. Pt _ s‘. It. MacNell)i alsii leaves txelday toevisit pay for some other buyefs goods 3nd'_t‘hat'pays

me some in wcningmn. _YOU_ ~ _ ' Th.. 15,65, ,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,, at the 'AP' If there are no more big book-keeping expens-

i '“°“"°H 111011150 the following: Lance] es-nobody has to contribute toward them--and

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ll(\,`\l'Ip(;j~al 0?!!! lilliriggebe J`P|S-,ovi}1iie1xi1iil‘. that pays Corporals. Provisionall Corporal J. If yOU géll What y0l.l Want)--pay f01' What YOU

S' B“"“ "’"' be “ °““"*°'“‘°""'_ get-when you get itf-you have no worrying bill ry to be wok for me roms-asm; B. _ ahead of you each month and that pays YOU.

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_ _ profits most of all

=. recent visitor- _t<Z_c_nar1odetown.-v ,D be passing ar0ng__tne_ _whxr wéwri he

and atter Feb. 1917 _

In the meantime about the overdue bills still unpaid _

N O, WE D0 NOT WANT TO SUE FOR THESE.

But they have to be cleaned up--for,

when we commence on a cash basis'-we'w_ant to commence with a clean sheet. ' Z

SO,-LET’S HAVE THE OLD BALANCE

TODAY. CALL¢SEND-ASK US TO CALL .-any way that suits you suits us-just so that we get the account settled. ~ - _» _

Howard Dinswell accompanied her AdaK|o_Mend`e-lubhn ' I ~ - ». 1

I L `l A y A I

|MPnoMPru puns ; _ _’

When 'Tom Hood went to an evan-

host, and glancing around. at the crowded roc~m. exclaimed: “My dear Pepper ,how glad you mdst be to see

a. pun as could well be made. Hood ex-cellled at that sort of thing. Once in a company of bright pe-:ple some one spoke of his ability in that line, _ whereupon' William Hazlitt,~the fam- _ ous essayie-t. said: "He cannot make a pun on my' name." Hood immediate- ly replied: "Wiry.should I try to do

in which we live." Theciore Hook, one of that group of _bright spirits that iiouris-hed during the early part. of the last century, had perpetrated a rather atrocious joke at tne expense of one of a party who had a disfigur- lng mark on his' face. The victim re- plied that the joke was farfetched,but_ Hoc-k answered: “Not at all. i made it on the spot." Alexander Pope. the' poet. was averse to -punnlng but said _ he could make one on any subiect. He' was asked to make one' on “knee:ihaul- ing." and in an Instant replied: "That is putting a man'°under hard-

. D _ _ _Challenged to make a pun on the signs 'of thg Zodiac, Douglas Jerrold, one' of the wittieet men of his time, at _once said: “‘By geminl. I can' sir." _ Puns are ss' a rule held in very low

esteem. The famous Dr. Johnson once

said that "a man who will make afun will pick a pocket." but it is tal of him' that when he once accidently

horefore the' foundation of all wit.

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season you are apt to find yourself in a run-down con- dition. With a season of sud- den changes ahead, you should increase the vitallty.of your body, to 3 point when it can withstand the attacks of cold weather ailments.

OUR-EMULIBON OF COD

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will prr/vide the vitality which

l your body nada-at' this time.

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nerve cell and tissue of the body, puts_ rich red 'blood in the veins‘snd builds you up to the highest point _.of good health.

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- gms to others who is notgoo 0 or. . _ _ ._ _ _ _ _

Charlottetown ____S__ _,_ S__,__ey_ _ _gun- f . _ _ _ _ _

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Johnson & Johnson

The Quality D_rug_ptore

ahygnuunsninlvllll

each other Shakespeare revealled in

by law Punch would lose s sood deal

ennne pepper ,a little adds vunzency to food, but no one wants it for a steady diet. As we began this little screed with a quotation from Tom

Hood, so we will and it with one. On his desthbesd Tom vu very marry.

cisr man' asked him

taker to "earn a lively H006. vlhlfrh you will probably understand without

CASTOFI IA

_ For lnfum and Children _ In Un For-.0vor30Yoors M been _ '

Moore & 'McLeod _I_.td_

Owing to the high cost of shoes,

leather and that manufacturers

are shortening the terms of credit, the shoe dealers of this city are forced to adopt,

ship." Theodore Hook having said he

"tvtrve taken them for ours- until- could make a mm on any aubiact was their father comes hack. What else asked to make one on the King. l-le' - could we do?" said the warm-hearted re lied' "The King ls' no subject " »

‘To take effect Jan, Znd. 1917

Golf Bros. D. Gordon & Co.

able. We had forgottorthwho it_Bv;_i::'_ & Co. A. E. Mchchen

who, on being told that Q -pun y

lc-west kind of wit. replied: "And I.

said, for after all wit consists in see- ing things in unexpected relations to 3275 121Mfs2| than Wlssi

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puns and if panning were abolished

lint tliere is much truth in what he Morris &

of its punch. But puns are like cay- 1 _ _ . _ _

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Better see about _

having your water _ ~ _ -

i§‘i.i5`.i'*:ii1‘°;‘ =..:'~:.:.°; Pipes fiX¢d11P_ HOW ~ " ` °' ° ` '9 --before the cold _

exception.-Victoria. Colonist. _ $

freeze thein up. _

Pl\dno393

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steady increase in price of

_ . Fred H. Tx ainor: