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sonata have .sn ’

-. __St. _ _unstans Prince of Wales

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Oar arsicialrrlnoe of Wales college Pin. sterling _sliver ,ln onnrlomtown use-any \

with the ege Colors in enamel-is very pretty and costs.. 5oc.

Y A W.. A W.-F Jewd" :ne n nnsssnser west yesterday “rosa

e'.»»eoseos»»`3xClcll 4 have thenrior ~

` ing style to these* tan walking 'nwomen 'that make them the favorite. "

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i is Walking Boots'

" ' 'l`here's_a dainty finished and fascinat-

They are shown here _in the best qual- ‘ /i ity tan calf. laced and buttoned st; les with _ all the new ideas ,insmart style and finish » - that any dressy woman could desire. 'I he ,_ ‘< short vamp and high toes make each "S,

model appear much smaller than it really is

Shown in all sizes priced at $4 to. $5 _ " l

_boots for ,/ . season's -

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Xmas Photos Nr. w The Christmas r n s h crm-

- monoss in s few weeks so vu ,.9

ours the best rssui s you should

havetyour photo ta en uow.\JnlI in tu ay and see about A pl¢.|ing_

1100K S'l‘UDl0 l

_ |52 Q teen St. ' §sos»'~u=as»asvn¢-iw.

Buy a Big `Ben Alarm Clock

and you will not reed to worry about being up in time in the mornings;

Big Ben never fails t awaken those who depend on him.

Let as show this splendid

clock V

C. W. Patterson

Iewelier

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Fill Your Cellar

glib coal fromiigilr yard and you will get

as good as it s possible to get coal. lt

Hill be carefully screened and fno from ‘iliri. Our prices are no higher than you 'may pay for' somefhinginferior.

Wo have nil sizes both for business and

household Uu.' order now.

C. Lyons (Zi. Co

, Phone ill

Cotton r and _ Woolen -Waste.

li, all General Purposes Write o mplea and quotations to the manufacl sr. . ' ‘

H1~omy e co

V ~ 23 35 Common St., _ Montreal, P. Q. “ __

tl e * svliiiiniflhusiollgzrfgdghhigscflridhgho0: tween. Boston and Charlottetown

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._ £2, :.' ,iss-iss trials-it

‘- _lust received a

‘mately an sees ilws oolii ours. 'rms .mt or me u-omits un ir-

Beaver A

Flour t

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H-."5 '-"EL O ‘< ° $3 _-1

iresli of

BEAVER which ` we are going to' sell at a price un- usually cheap f or cash.

Beer & Golf

F -R-E -E

Come into our office and have

vour teeth examined free of charge. Only takes a few minutes and we will tell you exactlv what you 'need and it wont cost you one penny.We make teeth and guarantee them to fit exactly' We also guarantee per- fection in Crown and Bridge work Extracting a n d filling without pain-'--price moderate.

Dr. Robins

|45 Queen St. (Neat Beer & Goffs Ph-*ne z7§.-}-

ii|.l`Mtf Phone 275- .

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“For all cares. ' .oratabborn sold

there is nothing that b relief so

tlroillation (std ildll down to the

muon mm me uit-on num- tn. :a¢ampanyln|_hss'dMhs'_dnd cures the

It Pay! to buy in this Province.

Father Monaghan, nlwonene, was e,

villltor to Charlottetown yesterday.

Father AJ.. Mclntyrs, Morell. was

y 1

Lt. Gov. Rogers, Charlottetown,

oon. 'rne Harland len: Charlottetown nt

10.16 a. ln., yesterday for Victoria and returned about 6 p. m.

M. McDonald, Vernon, was a pas- senger west from Charlottetown yes- terday afternoon.

H. M. Davison, Charlottetown, was

a passenger to Montague-yesterday afternoon. . ` ~

Ewen McDougall, Charlottetown, was a pashenger west yesterday af- ternoon.

G. L. Claxton, accountant ln the

Canadian Bank of Commerce. Char- lottetown. has received notice that he is to bs transferred to the Bt. 'John Branch. He will be succeeded hors by Mr. Walker of Toronto who will arrive in about ten days time.

The annual rush of potatoes from

Prince Edward Island was begun yesterday in the arrival cf three vegetable laden schooners, two of them__bsing the Reform from Monta- gue and the Sea Foam from George- town.-Halitax Herald.

‘The engagement is announced of Miss Edna M. Sherry, daughter of. Edward Skerry, Charlottetown, to Harold G. Matthew of-Sourls. The 'marriage will take place at the home of her sister, Mrs. Louis C. Bsthwith, Malden, Mass, on Nov. 20th.-Exo.

lllfrom `r`ei=tcrday's Evening (naar-Jian)

Rev. Arthur Hurn, formerly pasta of Bethany Baptist Churcbi has ac- cepted a call from the congregation of Tryon, P. E. L He and Mrs. I-lurn, who are now at Mira, will leave for their new home on Mon dny.-Sydney Exc._

The death occurred at New Glas-

gow- Road on October 31st of James Green at the advanced age of 86 The deceased immigrated from Eng- land when four years old. He is sur- _vivsd by two sons, James H., in British Columbia and J. W. on the homestead, three daughters, Mrs. Axworthy, New Hampshire, Mrs. Richard Moore, Cavendish and Mrs Edward Ford, Portage.

Donald McQ\lnrrie, Bonshaw, offers for sale his beautiful farm, known as Mount Pleasant Farm, containing 82 HCNB. With crops, stock and imple- ments. This farm is one of the best in this section of the Province und containstwo hundred apple trees, If the property is not sold- by November 27th, it will bc offered by public auction on that date. Sale will com- mence at one o'clock..

The Plant liner Evangeline return- ed to Halifax yesterday after having ‘ been taken to Boston for inspection by the company’s officials. Mr. Chip- man, the Halifax manager of this line, accompanied the ship and on his return yesterday told a Morning Chronicle reporter of the great rs- ception accorded the new liner at Boston. President Perry and the oth- ers officials of the company said that the ship far exceeds their happiest expectations regarding her. Onlnst Friday the ship was thrown cpen from two to six o’clock, and a great many people inspected hart A large number of New England ticket agents from all parts of that portion of the country visited the ship. They informed Mr. Chipman that they firmly believed the Evangeline would he the means of greatly increasing the tourist business by the splendid facilities it afforded for travel to the Provincesf The general opinion ex- pressed was that this new departure of the Plant Line Company as sm- bodlod in the Evangeline exceeds evcryons's expectations. The Evange- line will remain hers until the end of the month when she will sail for the south. Har circuit for the winter will be from ‘Key West to Jamaica and to Colon, Panama. Today the Evangeline will he open for public inspection from two to six o'clocl¢ in the afternoon, and from eight to ten o’clock in the evening.-Halifax Exe. The Evangeline will ply be-

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::Tergen’s Violet Glycerine Soap is

the embodiment of Fragrance and En- durance. It imparts the odor of nat- ural violets, is beautifully, transpar- ent and of Emerald hue . It is made by the Andrew Tergsn’s Co of Cinci- natti and is one of the leading Amer- ican Toilet Soaps, 10c cake, 25:: box. Ask for sample. E. A. Foster, Central Drugstore. 11-2Mtf.

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(From Yesterdays Evening Guardian)

There will be Preaching in Grand View Hall next Sabbath morning at 11 o'cloek, and at St. Andrews church, Orwell. at 8 p. m. *ras Northumberland left charlotte town this morning at 7.30 for Pic- tou with 'a fair, number oi passsn-' ge" and n, general cargo.

Mr. Curran who has been on s. busi-

nsgg trip to Prince Edward Island. is spending a few hours at the Uni varsity before leaving for St. John's, St. John_'s Exe.

J. Clarence and Mrs. Dickinson,

returned on Wednesday from their trip bo Charlottetown, P. E. I., bringing Grandma Dickinson home with them.-Amherst Exe.

Rev.L. J. Wnson will preach ,next

Sunday as follows:--North Winsloe at 11 a. m., South Wlnsloe at 2.30 p. m. and Highfield at 7 o’tlock. Subject, Temperance and Moral I-lo- form.

The Deputy Minister of the Naval

Department has notified Captain Taylor of Charlottetown that thc latest information received was to the effect. that the Minto was nt Cape Wolstenholm on Oct. 4th and _ was expected soon in Halifax.

The eastern express arrived in

Charlottetown today at 9.30 a. rr. on time; the southern accommoda- tion at. 10.20 a. m., forty tivo rrin utes late and the Cape 'l'rn\'crro ac- commodation at 10.15 a. m., twenty minutes late.

Interest is growing locnlly in lioc-

key and it is expected a meeting to be held here Tuesday evening wil- be largely attended. Promoters of inet year‘n team have been working steadily to arouso interest. N. R. Norman, who arrived in Moncton from Charlottetown on Saturday. wi‘l likely attend the meeting. He has received offers from many Upper Canadian players who are anxious to play with the M. P. H. A. The question of appointing a delegate 1 the M. P. H. A. to be hold at Truro on Friday evening, will be considerf ed.-Moncton Exe.

A Bridgetown cornespondent writes

that the farmers in this vicinity have finished digging their potatoes which proved to be a bumper crop, yielding about four hundred bushels to the acre, with but two exceptions Charles Clay, Jr.. and Neill Miller whose potatoes blighted early yield- ing nbout two hundred bushels per acre. The starch factory in this place proved to he quita n boon to tho farmers this season hy taking about thirty thousand bushels of their duppllca at a fairly rcnumerative price. This is a splendid section of this Island for farming, the results being next to fox ranching.

:For that irritating cough you need

Rexall Cherry Cough Syrup. This is a preparation of splendid quality for curing mil cnses of pulmonary si‘lect~ ion-highly endorsed by the medical profession and guaranteed by us. Two sizes, 25C, and 50c at The Muc- kinnon Drug Co.

Profitable

Jewelry Business - I-‘or Sale-~

My opticial business has

increased to such an sxtint that I havedecided to devote my entire attention to that particular branch, and there- fore offer for sale the stock, equipment, and good will of this well established and profitable business.

The present large stock

canbereduced to suit pur- chaser.

We will be glad to talk

business with anyone inter- ested.

G. F. Hutcheson

FINEST

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Our Optical Parlor is titled with the mos\t sp entlpe aiwliances nown to the .“..°: ‘:.-..s:‘:.:.1'-=1.'i..?“' ‘2=f‘i‘=~ ‘°-' thorongh.`-We keep g`i'oc:|.d nazgs’ pvgrrhaser to unable them to thai: enses duplicated without reins F their eyes, Over 10060 perarins are wear lg our g asses with satiufast on.

M. Silvers ton

EXPERT (3’l‘l\l.l%N I

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U 99 Grafton St A

G. D." Wri lt ‘

Funeral Director any sm- I

balrnen-Miss AfF'::fuson. Lady Assistant- Perso Attention and Promptness Guaranteed. .

Ambulance calls answered at

short notice. .

SPECIALUES

Disinfecting and immtgaung

Fumiture Repaired and Rsup»_

- bolstered.

' Silent Salesman made to order

fiéldiilildsllllifsiillf

I/A iiealing 'System

that gives entire satisfaction is a luxury.

Either my Patent lf|essur0

Valve or jacket systems of

home heating will give satia~ flctory resu ts. T ey boat every mm in the house _to s su»nm.» y vemperaturo at the oap~ i ss of keeping only one stove gel ig.

I/or full partieufars and

teslimoriais, call, write or PIM# 394-L ‘

Jas. A. Mcliachern

BL ST FDR WEAR

We Are The

Aclcnowledged Wool People.

and wish to call attention to the fact that our woois are all 16 full ozs to the lb. Wool that sells ata low price is as a rule but I3 or I4 ozes to the

lb.

8 fold Berlin wool. 4 fold Berlin wool. ' Shetland wool, _ Andalusian wool.

Shetland Floss.

Ladyship Lustre' Floss. “Stanley” 4 ply Scotch.

"‘Kiirnannock’_' 4 plv Scotch.

“Ladyship” 4 ply Scotch. “Domestic” Factory 2 ply. “Domestic” Factory 3 ply.

Aviation Yarn

in all makes, but the “Domestic and Kilmannock” yarns all colors are

stocked. .Sl orlle-Y Bros _ The nl\x/Ave husv Store- '-'E VF* _ 11%; '“""

Dressy Women ,_ Come Here For ' ` ` Their Clothes i

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. messy women will be delighted with our splendid display of high trade \ suitings and coatings imported direct _/2:5 gi' from the Old Country-

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These fabrics are exclusive and dis- %;jM._~>

, play some of the newest and best designs .‘i,/_Z/4/iw, ` now favored in the continental fast ion

.» centered. Then our work is' so good-

perfect in fit and finish. and our prices so gif low that you cannot afford to go any other place but here for your clothes' f Q

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Call in and look over the display. / V” % ‘

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john McLeod Ed’ Co.

i7r Queen St. l "

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Proposed Sailing

from Montreal from (l\’iown

S. Mormvnna Out. 5th Oct. B th

" Silly oi' Sydney " sth " th.

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orwenn " City nf' Sydney

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to 3,. 7 ‘

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OUR ALARM CLOCKS.

call you promptly ove_ry morpinf and,-. insistihnt you get up li on y os iencgif'

their clumor. A noted msn reckoned an alarm olor ,. as one of the most important features in J making his cure -r successful ,-

We have otherclock , too. Ccme in and f

see them.

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INTERC'0i._0N|Al.

RAILWAY i

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You are sure of"a safe, lux' 1

urious and swift journey if :, you take the I.C,R, Route. i

Secure your ticket at the _

City Ticket Agencv and you 3

will be free from allworry-» . your baggage will he cltrcllcd f sleeper booked and all con- i nections arranged.

Call or write to

W. K. Rogers f

City Ticket Agent

NEW ADVERTISMENTS ' =

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0peraiiousc Monday & Tuesday* Nov. ll &`i2

Be su'e and see

_FRANK 0|.l\/ER as the Piper

Don' miss r l.liSl.|E Gli0SSMll`ii

as Dams Popinioy _

Miss Adela l’almer;f as Roilicking » Tom Tom The Pipers Son

"Am I the Burgomasfer

or sm I lnoi”

Ask J. J. Desmond;

Now l've got to call him Father

Mrs. G. tirossmlth' as Eidleweisse the Cook

A song worth hearing The Beauty of lioping, sung by

Elmer Richie '

as Joindei _

. A nice little bunch of Roses M Z >"‘l»'

Mips Kathleen Moore

as Gretchen

Mips Lucy Blanchard

ss llilda

Miss Gladys Grossmitil

as Cupid and 'hotle' .

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Two funny fellows 'E

W. C. Whitlock :__

and “-

Black Diamond S. S. l.ine_ J. A. S. Bayer .?~_

as Warsl and SsurKrsuif`_

ii". 0pera lloust

Monday & Tue day

The above dale: are subiect to rhange without further notice.

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, For futher particular as lo freight snd passuge apply to

llUNlAiN BELL l C0, Agent

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