MORNING DAILY

the` many 'colored flamef

when the li'_ghts

cd low. i -

are turn#

-We -will 'have

cogéi' efj old Screened Coal

a litrge Sydney =

in a few

is consid-

for th

days, _tliis_Coal ered the best

Grzre.

Order your supply today.

Pickard & Co.

Phone 240 __

, ___'_Ch'toWn -

-"l4`urn'ers and Horsemen in city und country speak in the highest terms of the Island Condition Pow tier, Now `is the time your horses and cattle need 'a' good tonic and blood purifier. We cannot recommend ri lietttr powder than this one. 25c. full iii package, E. A. Foster, Cen- i.i-nl Drugstore. 2480-11-4M3i.

"[f you want to enjoy every day

the keencst, quietest, bnndlest, srnoothest, shaving razor made, get si Jeni Junior, Safety Razor. 'l‘his_ rnzor only costs, $1.00, but if it will do the work better than a $5.00 one wily should you care. We carry the extra blades for all safety razors. E. -\ Foster, Central Drugstore. '

2489-ll-4M3i.

*-noiisIi€`iioiiou_iis `

We are officially informed that

Messrs. Bovri,l, Limited have been :iiviirded the Grand Prix at the iilieiit Exhibition and also ri Diploma for excellently at the Congo Beige ‘~1xiiil~ition, -Elizabethville.`

'fliis double distinction, which

lnfnrls ri long list of previous awards. is certainly ii high tribute to the er-

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_ ‘_ _ e ' _ _,___ __ , _ ‘FIIER _“S “mr ‘°.‘ “F _f“° *P iii _ life...-. the open Grate. ~-Huvr _ if li:-.~.o;-.=_`t--._ Minh"-»'. ‘ _ii cheerful to' sit and 'wat/cl ' _ _ ___ `__ _'sl“`°\'°°i

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Holds lisfolish Under ._ ` '

ifulihlrc ci' in Moisture'

liifllded the Gord Medal at Halifax- Exhibition

, .Farmers and stock raisers 'find-in Mac's Free . 'Veterinary Bureau the fountain head of all information4 of 3° ‘i0l'i\‘\B» curing and treating iaii ___ sengep peculiar to bores and cat- e- his d¢Partmeut of our business

is presided over by a man of long experience in this line and although the service given you may be wopth B couple of head of cattle and ‘n

couple of horses it costs you nothingi The lwo Macs, 149 Great George f-lt,

Si-ioii'i‘AGic or Form AND Fur~:i-.~j‘

Wl1lLLING'i‘0N, N. ` Z., Nov, 2._A

shortage of food gud fuel with its “_ i 00f¥lPi1liYiilE Drivatioiis for the poorer ,classes is commencing to be `fe|f_ throughout New Zealand as n 1-egnii; of a' general strike of coal min."-5

and dockers.

Work has ceased in most trades in

every port of New Zealand, and in Wellington and Auckland, the two Dl`iI1¢i_0i1l Gil’-ills! the occurrence of riots has brought about the landi g of blue iackets from the British wa ships on the station to assist in pre-, serving order, to protect the men eu. gaged in loading fruit on the vessels ` in the docks, and to see that passen- gers are nllowmi to embark or lend

from stearners without molestation.

The strugglc_\vhich has led to this serious position i-.i the Dominion of New Zealand, is ii trial of strciigtli between the employers and the i<‘crler~ :ition of Lalior, which is not register- cd under the provisions of the Com- pulsory Arbitration and Conciliation Act passed in 1902 by the terms of which any persons inciting workmen to strike or any employers ordcrini; u lockout without. first going to ar- bitration are liuhfe to severe pcunl-_ ties i The labor uphenvel begnni with gi'

strike of shipwrights several weekii alto when the men demanded better* conditions and the rccognitions of their union. The dockers and minors sliortly afterward lnid down their tools in sympathy and other trades-_ nien followed their exampleuiitil a’ _large proportion of the organl'/.ed

or-llence ofthe world~famous beef-

ilahor of the Dominion had ccuseii

i,...,.,.-.._.i.-_ 2-in-ii -4Mnii_ I w<~r_i=.

L-;_....._ -J* ' Y' W' - - '

ri _ ._

Ii » Use Harmony Perfume

The perfumervimad: hv Harmony of Boston is

classed among th: best in the world.

Among the stauda°d odors made by this per-

fiimer we have now

llrse, Lily of the Valley,Trail-

ing Arbuius, Le Tniiie, Violet, Cainaiion. These at 5oc an ounce are unusually good values.

' _McKinnon Drug Co.

Cor. Great George and Kent Sts. _

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QUEBEC JUDGES WANT -

SALARIES 1NCREASED

QUlilBEC, Nov. 2-The judges of the Quebec' Superior Court are dis- satisfied with their present salaries, which are now $7,000 for ludgep 're- siding in Quebec e-.id $5,000 for hose residing in rural districts. They will request the Minister of Justice to increase their salaries to $9,000 for Q\1ebec\lud¢es~a~id $7,000 for rural judges. claiming that-the cost. of liv- ing has inci°eased`for them as for any other mortal. _ ,.-

Snch .was the decision taken at a

recent meeting of the' judges of ' the whole region of Quebec. The rural- judges also ask permission to reside in cities, a`s~social relations in their districts may sometimes render .the sitiintion VGFY “U°i19Y- '

AMERI(‘-AN POLITICS ..,._...

‘NEW YORK, Nov. 3-'-The last dave of the election campaign are very strenuous, ex-Governor 'Bulner invaded Tammany terrttorv yester- day and tried to speak. There was nlmost_ a- riot. Several fist lights took place Sulzer was pelted with

i 4

Everyboily‘s _

rnuir Lnximvss .

`Dl' |

Hughes’ C C. C. C. Tablets

A gentle laxative, which

regulates the liver and kid- neys' and puiifies ihe blood. Headaches, Indigestion, diz- zlencss, bilionsness, nervous- ness and many other ailments are the direct result of con- -stipstion

Hughes’ C. C. C C's promptly relieve all' th¢se_ conditions, and give iqrman- ent relief as well by t ning up the bowels and overcoming their tendency to constipa- tion. Price 25c per box by-

‘ ,Gc_e.;-l~I._ Hughes

.The People’s Drug gist

eggs and vegetables. ' ‘

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'*' -gi, -_ /K _ge

;"¥-57' 1*

' ~ pipe dreams will slvu be

¢ pleasant because this tobacco

is manufactured from only the

_ Vir nie leaf the Aroma

0 iia;|iiiyf_and Conleiilcd

`is the man behind s pipe - full of Hicks ‘s Bi-igert

V CutSmolting'f¥obecco.I‘Iis»,_

.` v " _ \\\ ` ' T ii i .

'. ' 1-' _ _ belugpure and fngro.nt.'i‘ry

' ` it for our next sin0kc.At all

A .s Y _

._ ». " ‘ Grocei1uidDniggilt¢i

dr Nleiioim Tohavw, Co. i.lil. _

'PHE

Lteriini of dredging had bsen'ii‘oor

_ Y _ Y

'at the first named- wharf. '

MEM. *-

mail or at ' » ~

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views will be shown. This lecture will

at 1.30. 2494, _ -'

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'- THE EARL GREY-The work ‘A i

lbs wharf having been i:ornp1eted,’the D. G. S. iiiari Grey, which in the in-

bt the railway Iwharf, wap ved .Yesterds afternoon to her ol hertli

NEW LIGHTS.-with the coming

Department of _Marine and "Fisherie “"9 mkiflg the extra precautions tha

the year for the protection of_ mar- iners. The D. G. S. Brant. leaves th

Quadruple flash reflector with 33 m. m. burner to show a White light, ou a iI~3\'0lViDg maclriiie giving a quadruple

-flash every thirty seconds. Subtle.

illieilfiy a new ,light will also be erect. ed at West Cape, This light will be a ‘_t.rlple~flash réfiector with 35 m. m. riibmond burner, mounted on r.-.i al- liance revolving rriachlne, to show si white light, giving a triple flash every twe ty seconds' The new one triple lla light that has just been erected a _ Shipwreck Point will be lighted for the first time tonight, At the North Cape lighthouse a more modern iight is to be installed.

'i*ANKlvEsisiei,/Xnnivns-A queer

looking _*raft arrived in Charlotte-

town harbor?" yesterday afternoon. This is thy ank vessel or barge No, 58, (C __t’. Muggison) of the manual-if

Oil Cdipany, of New York, and she has cof e here with a large quantity 0! ga line and petroleum for the im- perial Oil Co., Ltd. She was towed all e way from New York to this pliie by the' tug Goqulta,(Gapt Pole

glillir) which is also owned by the _ ta dard Oil Co. In fact the tug vhidh is' exceedingly_ powerful left &'epi York in tow of No. 58 and an- _ thiir and smaller taiik vessel, No. 7-6, and' ,she took them safely to Boston,

-'Mssis`,, where the smaller vessel was

.left,f With the other barge the tui, then proceeded to Halifax, and from thq're came to Charlottetown. the entire trip occupying some eight or nine days. No. 58 is certainly an extraordinary craft in aDDearance an-;l fittings. She is n huge barge like craft, 260 ft. long, with four masts, stout and hollow and of steel, and she lacks both the funnel of the steamer and the spars and top ham- per of the big sailing vessel. 'Her foremast fulfils the duty of smoke- stack for the engine which works her oil pumps and ' drives the windiasii and winch, and works the steeriii

masts are fitted with large .lug sails.

the purpose of helpinir to steady her zait than anything else. The engine and boiler referred to above are sit- uated for'ard, and the smoke finds its outlet through thc top of the foremast, which is in effect the ves- sel’s funnel. On the foc’s1e head is the pilot house, and below' that the steering gear is situated. _Right aft are the captnin’s and crew's quarters. No. 58 is fitted with twelve tanks. and their capacity is 15,000 barrels of oil. When she left New York she was filled to her utmost capacity, but at Halifax, she discharged about one-half of her cargo bringing the restito Charlottetown, The oil is

worked by therwingine for'nrd, and it is discharged in the- same way. The vessel met with some rough weather' on the voyage here. Leaving New York on Saturday before last she reached Halifax on Thursday fol- lowing after touching at Boston. Halifax was left on Friday night, and the Cequite with No. 58 in tow pointed her nose for Charlotte- town, but the weather became so rough~that the two vessels made for Port Muigrave, where they sheltered from the storm. They were kept there until saturday night waiting for suitable weather, and on that night they continued the voyage to Charlottetown. No. 58 lsimoored at the railway wharf where she will num-p out her cargo to the storage tanks of the Imperial Oil Company, outside, Charlottetown. _

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lg.

J S tewart’s`

Homemade '

_ Cream- Breed . Has in “different tes e from

` .gdmiry Bread. Srewnrvs

'. nad is

1 Wholesome

_ Food

- t at your family will enjoy. ‘ it is mole of the best pf flour

in s bake shoiisciupulously

clean.

You can have it delivered

at your house everyday if you Phono 2li‘ Kent Street

It pays fo. buy in this Province. i Lnofronss.--Nr. waiter Burn will

iliedziniz the east side or the

but these are only to be used infair weather and are intended more for

in - o., . - .- -

A, Foster, Central Drugstore, Sunny-

‘_ lg-11|

side. _ ' ' Mtf.

, ,

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had more than _three-fifths of its to-

be worth while. Don't miss. it. Begins .tal capital subscribed, ln spite of~t.lie

fact that the prospectiisee in regard _,to it have not.yct been issued. The ‘companys capital is to be,-f$175,00\J, and of this. $110,000 has already been taken up, by investors. One coni- mission came from New York, for a $5,000 block of shares, while from rlcotland came a request to reserve a good portion of stock for an intend- ing subscriber on 'that side of the Atlantic.

__-_

of the stormy wintry' .weather the ACCIDENT TO SEAMAN.-A pat-

.; -tent of the P. E. I. hospital at Dres-

William McDonald one of the

g ent is .

become so necessary at this -time .oi deck hands of the D- G. S. Brant.

who met with an accident on board

is the steamer,»_necessitating his remov-

lnorning in order lto ingtnii 5 new al to that institution for medical at- light at Cape Bear. It will ben ons- l5°i\d5i1°e- The accident °°°‘""`°d

while the Brant was on her way out from Charlottetown in order to search for the schooner reported to have been lost off Chnoe Cove on Saturday morning:i_,the weather was very rough, and in a lurch which

thc Brantsqve under a heavy sen that struck he , McDonald was thrown Tlieavily against the steainer’s rail and suffered 8 broken collar bone be- sides. -it is feared, internal injuries. On the return of the Brant to port the injured mari was taken to the hospital.

PEi`iSONl\LS

Messrs. John McKenna, Vernon

River and Dennis Rooney, Cherry

Valley, spent the week end in Iona.

Mr. Frank Bovyer,' Mt. Stewart,

was iii Charlottetown yesterday. 'lie 1caves`this morning on ii visit to re- lntivcs and friends in Boston.

Miss Mnry Mooney and Miss Marie

Gleeson and Misses Annie and Mary McCabe of Iona spent a most enjoy- _able visit in Lower' Newton lust iweek.

I __

Miss Minnie Gallant in the eml>i0Y

of J. S. Chaisson General merchant of Soiiris, was in Charlottetown, yes- terday en route to Regina, Sash., io_ visit her brother wiio is dangerously ill. '

(From yestcrday’s Evening Guardian)

Mr. Louis D. Pigott who was visit-

ing his home in Mount Stewart for the past month has left on return to Halifax to rejoin the Boat on which he works.-S

' ::Ii you want a cigar that will sive you supreme pleasure at every puff, one that is made from flood to- iiaccos, und kept in good sinokiull

if - - `

dition when not in use, use our

gear; for the vessel has no ioeomot- mn. . _ -t EIP _ ive power of her own, the 'reason for Davis Per‘e°h°“ Mnrguen e-_ re _which is' fifsily perceived, True, her

sidente Sir William at i0c. each. 3 for 25c.. ’I’uckett’s Bouuuet, Stofiil- \vall Jackson, Pegtop and Brad at 5c. each. The MacKinnon Drug CC~- Corner Great George and Kent Stfi.

- Meif.

_._.____-_--

:LCARTER & CO., are giving big

discounts oil Bulbs this week. All must; be cleared out within the HGH six days. Now you can get a lot Of CHOICE BULBS for a SMALL A- iioUN'r or MoNi';v_ some in and ...ia _ zisi-ii-iivisi. __ L ___.

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Where to get the kind of 3

tooth brush that wi'l do its ln- tended work without injuring the gums. You will have no trouble in se curing

The Right Brush

if you cali at this store. Our tooth bru<‘hes represent ihe acme of qualify. We’re here to convince iyou. All prices

e and a large assortment of

tooth nantes, , powders, Liquid Dentifrlces fetc., co' Ch00S€ from. '

Johnson Johnson

'i .

xcitinn, white, séunri' teeth. Each The Quality Drugstvfv-

and ull of these things depend upon _ _ the mouth and teetbthat are free . ’>',;~" '.51 ` _' _‘_`_ ; '- ,1-\ from germ life, and that are kept _ __ _A _ _ `_ (5 _'_-_' _- _ pure, sweet and clean.__ You are as- ¢"""'---_-3"*--1'* if- 1 T ,' ‘._\__ `__ ‘ 1

sured of these things by using Na- 1111 `i /"

u C Tooth Paste 25e ‘tube E. , -_ ,i /f i /.2/, _ T- \

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. Harp ll s new RoYf\| Villolil Pfiié psi-at on that you shoulu tr!-d _ 5°i'lll”°i2L’ ‘£.i'2i°l3iJ‘&}. “¢‘i'.%" iii-

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,, . \ 'ii ii mae miirne iL»iie|-. ivnien _- dlisnolved in water mn so ntimupr- i ng and lugurioun lstlior. istlynu n time and re reshlnf. made o pure

‘ - vnlctuibte mater a ii.

- Price ......... .... ...... _.B50

The Two Macs

loaded into her hy means of pumps _ . _ _`_|';'_

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Church, when 75 excellent Jiipanesqf gunned in this province has already

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II9 - Ill Queen -Street Clothing '

Those Wonderfuli -

Winter Suits of Sturdy

D “Double and twist"Wool

` 525:32’ 10”

Here is a suit that will appeal io any man who

wants a sturdy-strong-warm-well made suit at ii low co-t. This special ot' ours is made up ff pure all wcol-Wool grown oi Prince h`il.v.irri lslanri or in Nova Sc. tis 'i he suitis made in the Ssindnsd 3, picie style, roats are single brsastrd, with tli-ee burr- us.-~ frcnts a id shoulders are smoothly moulded and well iinisheri- shaped to stay looking ri;-lr.

You see suits in any store ~any d ry at r4.r_o not

b ns l ' ` .'fVf..1`5yi.ff.°2i ...7_s_ff_°f ai `1“`__.1_'_1fff1 0.75 Double breasted all Vi./'col “Double and twist" .5-uit

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This suit is made ofthe same clcfli as described

aiove, a strong, sturdy double and twisted yarn, wo_ven into a handsome wear resisting tweed, 3 piece

suit made with double breasted coat 1 1 W'-'-)5.'I."I'."'i‘i-1I~;S1~3"i§'r'i'\ii-:'_4 Wii_Li.1isE r

--AND BE lT_ ANY MAIL ORDER Ll := E.

Order by mail---money back if you say sc,

Pants Of N Pants - Of I "Double’§;twist” Dark Grey Wool Tweed Home Spun

Heavy strong tweed ]ust the Pants for the

made of double and twist mari who works out dcors, all wool yarn made up in- will stand any kind of wear, to well cnt, well fitting warm, stout, strong and properly made Trousers, vreli filting. Tiifee “¢ain- in three wonderful bargain 'log bearers offered at .

values

2.50 Order, 2 65 ' 2.75 by 5.00 5.00 Mail 5.25

Wc°|| psy Express _

Tweed Overcoat 8 00

Converto Collar °

Here is a really good sturdy coat it is we ll made-

go.d weight warm and will stand a lst of knocking around just compare it wiili usual Ten

dollar llines, ard ieineiubs-i‘, here

The finest range of Overcoors in P. E. I.

Every good-style ofOverco1t flint Fu-liion ap'

proves-that skill has desigiiid -and that mon --v can buy--is' here for you at a sivii-iz. ('iv-:.fc<\:.is ilinr will proce to you that “made to inezisnie" is not whit you want-if you are looking for ht and style. Ov- rcoais in the big heavy loose fitting styles, sniibeited-ard full be1ted-- Oiercoats in the shawl collar--~the . i “Twoway" Collar, The "College" Collar or d' the reg- ular velvetcollar. $ir~, $i5, £18, 520, 3.14.5010 $30, B O Y S OVERCOATS OV EQ Ci 'ATS F O R for 9 YE iR LADS $3 75 BUYS ofg ti I7 $5. to

to $10. $14.

B()Y'S GOOD HEAVY HUIHESPUN PANTS,

ihe ical things for the hardest wear $'.oo to $r.5o Pr. -

Fur Collared Overcoat $1 2

“.lUOS£lit.Al)" LNING

Here i- really r-ne of the finest cold weather

I c its that a man can buy. This store offers I evrry q iili y---good warm cloth, lieavy lining"- most of ilieru iobb r interlinui. _<1 :_ooto $20.00

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NEW YORK, Nov, 2-Dr. Wilfred 'l‘,

firenfeii, medical missionary fo. thc ftshcrmcncf Ncwfoiindinmd and Lab- riidor, arrived hero yesterday to act :is best man at the wedding of Miss Jessie Wilson, daughter of President Wilson, to his friend, Francis H. Sayre, at the White I-louse next

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(;mgNFm,i, \wiLi, - ` inry to the missionary in Labrador Greece is lriiormcd thot. both Italy

BE Gll0OMP~M.!\N. nnd has also contributed largely tu\nnd Austria have instructed their rs-

the mission fund. presciitiitiven on the Commission to

____ ‘ im;-nrrl na Albanian all villages where

`o;iposition is encountered.

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