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LOCAL AND OTHER IT2Ms

Read Paton’s big advt. _

Sr. Perer’s Carmeprat.—Rev. H. P. H. Roche. of Long Branch, will preach at 11, ®. m., On Sunday.

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Haarrz’s Hati.—Rev. Wm. Howard will preach at Heartz’s Hall tomorrow afternoon at three o’clock.

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Barrist Cuvron.—Rev. Raiph Trotter, of Victoria, B. C., will preach in the Bap- tist church to-morrow evening.

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Do not Fa’. to hear the Rev. A. L Geggie, of Truro, N. S., in the Baptist Church, on Tuesday evening next, at 8 o’clock.

For tus Fine Surrerers—It is stated that Lord Aberdeen: has donated $2,000 towards the re ief of sufftrers from the recent bush fires in Ontario.

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Gospret. Meetinc.—Rememberthe Goa- pel Meeting in Y. M. C. A. Hall, Sunday afternoon at 4 o’clock, conducted by the Railway Men. Strangers alwavs welcome Lessons: Rev 3.20 “Behold, I stand at the door.’

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Srations or Tue Cross.—Tomorrow (Sunday) His Lordship Bishop Macdonald will bleas and erect Stations of the Cross at St. Mary’s, Indian River. His Lordship will also preach on the oecasion. The pastor, Very Rev. Mgr. Gillia, wil) take up a collection in aid of the church.

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Aworner Fistic CarsivaL,—Dan Stew! art bas written to his representatives at Carson, Nev., predicting that next June or July there will be another contest at Car- son between Corbettand Fitz*immons. At the same time, the featherweight cham- pionehip of the world wil! be decided, to be followed by ateu dave’ racing meet with

- at leaat $20,000 in purses.

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good attendance atthe meeting held yesterday to consult regarding the forma- tion of alocal Women’s Council. After some discussion, and in view of the fact that but few of the women’s societies had sent duly appointed Jelegates, it was agreed to adjourn and notify the societies to send representatives to a meeting to be held next Friday afternoon, at 4 o'clock, to further consider the matter.

Tux Axe Swives Acatyv. —A Montreal despatch says: The Goveroment axe has again been swinging among the emp'oyes of the Post Office here, and no fewer than six have heen victims thereto, viz.: David Danaher, an ex-member of the Shamrock Lacross Club, who is away ov his wedding trip, having only entered upov matrimon- ial life ou Monday morning; Gustave La- batt,one of the Nile voyagenrs; Mrs. Richardson, typewriter; James McLachlan, Timothy Corley and Captain Johnson. None of them are entitled to superanoua- tion, all being too recent appointments.

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Tae Havrrax in tae Gate—The Plant Live steamer Halifax, Captain Pye, which | arrived here from Prince Edward Island | and Halifax, encountered the full force of Sunday’s terrific north-westerly gale, which delayed the veesel three hours in reaching port. At 5a.m. Sunday the eteamer was struck by a fearful N. W. gale,uccompanied by mountainous seas, which swept over the steamers bows, some of them making a complete breach over the funnel. The steamer’s cab in was

| hatch carried away, and the forward reel |swept overboard. During the height of ‘the gale two fishing schooners were sight- ed hove to under bear poles, making bad weather of it. The look-out of the

furnished | steamer could plainly discern the smoke

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from the fire at Windsor, which was nearly 70 miles distant.—Boston paper.

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“CONdISTENCY THOU ART A JEWEL.”

Sir,—In the Guardian of yesterday morn- ing I observe it stated that the toasts at the anniversary banquet of Charlottetown Lo 'ge, | i>: Q. ro were drank in cold

water! Why the Guardian should go

out of ita way to make this statement is difficult to under- stand whenit is remembered that

cold water 13 the standard beverage of Good Templara, 5

By the way, the editors of the Guardian aod Patriot were down for speeches at this Same anniversary banquet, but neither put in av appearance, It is said that as between the temperance dinner and the Charlottetown club “At Home” the editor of the Guardian chose the Charlottetown Club, an institution regarding which his paper bas bad a good deal to say in con- nection with the liquor question.

There should have been no difficulty on the part of the Guardian in determining which of the two events was most desery- ing of its patronage, an institution like Charlovtetown Lodge which is deing a great good along the lines of temperance or the Charlottetowo Club with which the Guardian pretends to have no sympathy.

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P. 8.—Perhaps the Guardiaa will take the public into its confidence and let us know what description of beverage was used at the club celebration. C.

The diseases cured by Hood’s Sarsapa- rilla are many, because most ailments disappear a* soeo as the blood is enriched and purified by it.

Another Jarge shipmeat of Al novels received yesterday from New York. Regular price, same as before, 25c each; our price, 3 for 25 cents.—Carter’s Book- store.

BORN. At Chicago, Lil., on the 15th inat., to Mr. and Mrs. George S. Reid, a daughter SE ae MARRIED At the residence of the bride’s ~father, North Carleton, on the 20th inst., by the Rev. G. C. P. Palmer, J. E, Matthews, of

Chariottetewn, to Debbie S., third daughter of David T. Lowther, Esq.

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At Alberry Plains, on Oct. 3rd, af'e- a short illness, Mary McEachern, in the 85th year of her age.

Suddeuly,at her home, Hampton, Lot 29, on the 15th inst., Mary Jane Gould, wife of Henry Farrow, in her 66th year.

Old Furniture Made New

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For 15 Cents

This is accomplished by the use of

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One bottle will do all the fur- niture you own almost, For Pianos, Organs, etc., it is the best and safest on the market.

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We are willing to place before you some unprecedented bargains this fall in order to turn our tremendous stock of Dry Goods, Clothing, Carpets, Jackets, and Capes, Hats an! Caps in‘o money.

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What about Kid or Wool Gloves? We have them in very large quantities in all the best makes—the prices are right.

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Wool'Underclothing, all sizes, from 34 to 46; all prices. We cannot give you all wool for 30c, but we will give you the best 2 dollar all wool Undersh yt in the city. To men who like good voods we would say—see our fleece lined and Australian . wool

Underwear.

: Boys’ Overcoats and Ulsters, to fit the little fellow of tl ree and up, for $2; better grades $3, $4 and $5

Men’s Overcoats and Ulsters—See our all wool Ulsters for men for $3.95 We have acorker for $4.50.

Just opened to-day—A full line of blue d. b. Suits for men and young men; good heavy Scotch Serge that you do not often

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Wash Bone, Hook and Eye Bone, Piping Cord, ete.

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Pratt's ASTRAL K. OIL

This is the highest grade of American Kerosene Oil imported here, andas we can sell it much cheaper than fast year, we intend to handle it almost altogether this season.

If you want an oil that will not smoke your chim- neys, nor create a 'disagree- able smell in your house, buy only Pratt's Astral from

beer & Goff FOR SALE.

RARE CHANCE

The property occupied by J cituate in the village of Pownal 7 ayes 208 ~har!lottetown, is offered for sale. The — prietors have carried on a large market var den verre and seed business for thirty years, and the purchaser will no doubt :etain a large share of the localtrade. The prem- ises comprise a large dwelling house. sore warehouse, barn, shed, orchard, and about la acres of the moat fertiie land on the Isiand This land hasbeen manured year after year, for so ong that as an old man said the other day; “It isall abed of manure and eould be hauled for topdressing.” This would be an ideal spot for a country meruh- ant, or it would be admirabie fora summer resort, The situation is one of the mont beautiful on the Island. Good bathing .

Reasons Why The Ladies

SHOULD HAVE THE

JACKETS MADE TO ORDER AT D. A. BRUCE'S

You can have any color or quality of cloth you want.

You can have any style you fancy. Your Jacket will be made strong and well finished, such as a tailor only can make,

You will have a first class fitting garment. Many of the most stylish jackets seen on our streets are made by

us.

Lastly, one important consideration. You will not have to pay as high a price as for an imported garment of similar quality, Give usa trial.

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