‘Ive he

for Ayer’s Tires what »-it will do.

in cases ol

_._` .

.The Public

to trade where there is an assortment of goods sucli as they require, and not to be continually told that “wc don't carry them." W, d°_ We carry a bigger assortmentof . N

“piliooris nos?

spoons, Forks, ate.

'han ever before, and as people become more fully posted as to their wearing qual- ities, and the general trade increases, our line is added to almost daily. You should \,uy°"Silver Plate that Wears." Let us

surrilli’ Y°“'

W. W. WELLNEH,

Jeweller and Engraver,

Charlottetown. -

For the Finest Finished Photo Work Come to the

Leading Studio

GARBDNS

PLATINOTYPEI A RTISTI P ROOF!

GEO- H- COOK.

NEW DQIIRIBAY BLOCK. The Studio where baby is always welcome.

Hughes’ Digestive Tonic imparts Strength Quickly, A Maintains Permanent Ef-

fects.

A valuable tonic in weakened condit, ions of the system arising from over- work, mental strain,impaired nutrition- nervous worry,etc.,etc. Price 25:: bottle.

(leo. E. Hughes,

Apothecarics’ Hall;

liii

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ii >

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il.

,_ l !{

The questi-nls, What la the beat boot lor

men lor iallwear. We recommend cur 34.<o boot, Rox Cali leather lined, water proof sole wth use worth cushion imcie-s mattress i°r the font orwe have them with rubber soles and heel, seine pil e less 5 per cent for caan We claimthisia the best boot ui any price that comes to the citv. Bee them-

A- E. MCEACHEN

The Shoeman. f

AEE?

_ "_l_Z.`¢

.T-`-_ _ 1-. _ _

r.. :_

v ",t "19 "King Bally Itclgas"

“_-3.1 .

M?;~;°_..»_.§

oasis owN sour

"3 ` Pure. Fragrant, Gleanalng ` .4 stirs cuss fsf s mmm sus

A* ll good Soap for Al/Y Sliln

> . _ _"' Albert Toilet Soap (lo.,Mfra. 5.; Q _ ruonrneai..

l ', _ here is no other lust as good.

=;. ., ...(1,-. '

i _-___1`

ABOVE ALL “THE BARRY SHOE ”

for men who care

dress well.

A new American shoe for men has just been added to our already complete line of n1en’s fine _vvear-we want you to see them. THE BARRY S H O E, _ BROCKTON’S FIN- EST FOOTWEAR will please the well

dressed man.

Price _$4.50 and

$5.00.

Alley & Co.

I Sole Agents.

' € I

*'&QA¢M»

. . SOURIS . .

Condition Powders

for

Cattle, Horses.

Sheep, Pigs, Poultry, etc. All kinds and

prices right at

Mabon’s Drug Store,

Saumu t P_E_n1 d_ ' Queen Street

GRAPES

iooii his

Reporters and_Cor_respondents

A Evervwhers- i

Lulu! W. COOK returns to-night. from the Northwest.

George McNeill, tcschsr, Milton, spent

the past week in Yo.k the guest of Pope and Mrs. Cook.

Postmaster Whear, W. A. 0. Morson,

./Eneas McDonald wore passengers by yesterday afternoon‘s outward eastern train. ~

AT the Police Court yesterday William

Lubsy and George Somers, drunk and dis- orderly were fined respectively $10 or 00 days and $5 or il) days.

Miss Sanur Ov'r1.irrs and Miss Minnie

Darrach, Appin Road were passengers to the city yesterday onn visit. to friends, Miss Darracli leaves for Boston, Friday.

Till Willing Circle of King's Daughters

will hold a Baked Bean Supper on Satur- day next in thc First Methodist Sunday School from 5 until 7 dcloek. Admission and tea only 15 cents.

A Pnorrlulriou summons has been serv-

ed on Danloi Sullivan who has opened in the stand formerly kept. by Augustus Elsworth, Great George Street. The sum~ mons is returnable Monday.

Tum first 1905 calendar received with

many thanks from F. R. Dodd, Asst. S\1Dt. of the new Bedford Mass oiiiee of the Prudential Insurance Co. of America.. Mr. Dodd formerly belonged to Cherry Valley.

A vairrl-‘Ui. accident happened at York

on Sunday when the four year old son of Pope Cooke, while playing, fell from `a wagon, and had his arm badly broken. Dr Warburton who wasnt once telephoned for soon arrived and sci. thc arm. which is doing well.

Amour: those ioaving by the Halifax

which sailed last evening af. six o'clook wer :MlssM Cumming, Miss J Colwell Pcarl Carver, Wm Martin, Mrs. KC Stewart, I. Mclntyre, Miss Elaine Mc- Kcnnu, Norman McI.co<l, Miss Alma LeBlanc.

As the fire tell started to ring yesterday a domestic, living in thc upper part of the town was scntpout. to hear the ward the fire was in. On being asked when she returned, she replied, “I doyft kn0w,1 counted one and then nineteen." She evidently got mixed.

'Inn firemen were called out at 12.45

yesterday afternoon by an alarm from the packing house of W.li.Lon§rworth 8: Co on Peu.lie's No l wharf. They were quickly on the spot, discovered the blaze was in the roof of the building nnd shortly extin- guished it. There was little loss.

Malvvfriends especially in Cardigan where the deceas_ed gentleman spent the past. fifteen summers learned with regret of the death, announced in The Guardian yesterday, of Enoch Paine, Boston at an advanced nge. The deceased \vho had been an invalid for many years and was almost from childhood a subject of physicians' care came to this province o\ cry summer and resided with his wife‘s parents at Cardigan. Mrs. Paige was n dauahter ot the inte Donald Doherty, at one time a resident of Eldon and later at Cardigan. He died about a ycar mio Mr. Paige always held Prince Edward Island very dear-to him and his nnnuul visits here were made with ri great deal oi' pleasure. To ,his bereaved wife mid other relatives Thc Guardian tenders sincerest sympathy.

.-1-gi*

Canadian Grapes are at their best now and we would advise anyone requiring a quantity to secure them at_once. We have just received from the growers in Ontario ~ Delawares. Rogers Red.

Rogers Black.

Niagarss and Concorde. Prices range from 4octo 60Cp¢l' basket.

Everybody w,lio has a coughof it chronic

nature or that has been long standing, should take ii. bottle oi our Emulsion oi Cod Liver Oil wif.1 Guiiicol, it never ful s to cure the most obstiimtc coughs iiiiri is a valuable remedy in ull roses oi lung trouble. Prepared and sold ni. 401 bottle by A W Reridin, Pham Li. Cciitnrl Drugstore Sunnyside.

ANNOUNCEMENTS

55 i W -Try our Parlors for the most modern

What ‘ahlotit your Xmas Photos? jI_iave you been ` thinhirigfit =over? = Thea come early, as it is only two moiitlis from Xmas. We have the latest styles

all on hand.

sins A some.

not satisEed.` '

p L Montreal Daily and wsskly St.ar.2fid ill pd.

_ -sk tes-A lsr' ss .’f.l""`S

° "ADB 'N "AWE B :.‘.’.°'.1§‘.;“t;‘;iif§f§°.‘:i.l“°i’°5;‘::2f§l"§§§ ~<@`ili6" by the if-ad= mark

Tim apnrmp, ir, i, ' ' zrihri '/

si~diN°t4nii~i°

(E .

_ is J

member will please attend.

-A meeting of the Local Council oi brains.. win ss sara ss wsssesusy arm-

Try it__Money back if fi1oonUct.25st8o’sI6clt in the Y. M. O

A. parlor. A large attendance is requsbt- ed as important basiaeae matters are to iia,ssti,isd, _ io dui.

-Wantadto purchase or rant within

Gauvin,..e¢iu¢1.'s. eo., REDDW 3R05-» :::::.<'.:'.;’:.°“..".1';°°'.:‘.:.'.;=..:.'°;::";'..;°.:’:

PHOTOGRAPHERS. ,ri Opp. P. O. raising) with or without stock and 'im

\ _ _ | PHONE g5_ , < plstnenfa.Apply at Guardian omcslil dtvtf

i ’ 1 \

rwumpn la ot indie of cetnd`Y"° bend Lnd I

__ Bon, and half

tlisv'fs known.

A __ Jeweiier anrl"0ptieian- ‘\ Jeweler' ._ .

T cnoetnzcio' S~'v°'°° ....1

Made up In pound

. ' \_

Hoon depends out the game on Thurs- day;_fbetwsen Bt. Dunst.u.n’s and the Victorian at 0. A. L A. grounds. If the 'ntterars again defeated they will have a _hardflght for the championship while if victorious theyaze in good position to secure* the ooveted trophy this season.

Il' will be recalled that at the Baptist ~onvention in Truro resolutions favoring union with the Free Baptists were passed. Since then the Free Baptists, who are a very strong body in the pi-ovinee of New Brunswick, although not numerous in this province, have passed resolutions ot simi- lar tenor. Union seems to be in the air.- Truro News.

ONE ol Charlott.eto\vn‘s oldest and

best known residents was suddenly re- moved yasterday morning in the person ct Hayman P. Terlizzick, the well known agent for periodicals and Canadian newspapers, Mr. Terii'/.zlck though in his iith your was in apparently goof health .ind was about as usual yt-st.ci-day morn ng. About ten o`olor~lt he left. his home >n Bayfield Street to go to the nmrkel. to do his usual buying on inarkct day. Whsnjust past Hoopers corner on the .\1sipequeRoud he fell to the sirlewal and was dead in it fcvv inomtin's. Tho into Mr. Terlizzitrk was boi-ii here lu l823_ and for many years conducted a .general store on Queen St, but his build- ing was destroyed by thc big iirc in 1850. Holeuvesto mourn unc duuichter Miss Mary residing here and one son John in Dundas besides u sister in Calgary.

THE MARKETS.

The market. was well supplied yester-

day with dairy produce, vegetables, etc. Fowl was especially plentiful in geese, chickens and ducks.

Gcesu brought from Tic to $1.00, chick-

ens, 50-00c n pair, iiuoks, 65-8Ui: it pair, wild geese, $l.00 to $1.25 citeli.

Butter' pci' lb, tub, sold nt 20c rind in

print 22 to 23c Eggs pei' doz, were slightly advanced, selling from Z) to 22i>.

Tho price of potatoes fell u little lower,

bringing from I8 to 3012 pcr bus. liaiy pci' cwt., ioose,reinuli\s at U5 to 7-"ii: und prcssul per ton $14.00. Outs were Hoiiicwliat higher ut. 3'] to 40c per bus. Struiv pressep per ton sold at $8.00.

Pork, dressed, pei' iii. lii'coi‘<ling to

quality sold from 41 to 5A.

THIS TIME INDEFINITELY-

Covrrnuacnn, Oct. 20.-The de- pi1.i‘t.ui'e of Queen Alcxuildrti for Eng- land which earlier in the week wus postponed until today on nc ount of the indisipositlonoi' iicr sist_<~.i', thc Ilowug- er of Itussia, wits irgmn postponerl, this time iiidcilnitcly.

GROUP ABSOLITTELY CURED.

“'l`here is no remedy in my olpinion that

can not more promptly Limit r. i}l\ri.~u-.’.~i Syru of Linsccd :uid 'i`\1rpcntine. It curerilm son of croup, ubsoliitcly, in one niglii.. (Ve grnvc him ai dose when hc vvns li'itt‘lr in the face with choking. it uvc him insbfiiif. relief' liittl cure."--Mit. MVN. MUGAE, 40 \\’riglit A_\'o., Toi‘oilL0,Unl..

BORN.

In this city, October 24th, to l"i-niilt and

Virs. Mulinr, a f uughtcr. ‘ ‘

MAR RIE D-

At thc resilience of Tlioinus A. Yeo,

Lotli, on the 2~li.li lust., hy Rev. W. A. Mason, B. A., George \V. Duriivillo_ of Lot 7, to Miss Millie Iicnc B\‘0nks,0i \\'i-si Point, P. IC. I'

DIED

In this sity on the 24th inst. infuiii

daughter of Frank and Mrs. Mahrir.

At Baldwin Road on Aug 28th, after

inany years of illness with nervous pro:-‘~ tration Catherine, ircloved wife of Duiiiel Robertson in the 65th your of hor nge.

Ai. Nc ~IIon\ llle, Mass., Cvf. 16th., llllli. ilitrlmrn. Mclicrin , aged 03 yci\i~s_ ln' ovrd wife of Henry Crouse. The tlecosiscil \vu. n. widow o' the 'rite Loiiiiiilin Mica iniion of Tyne Valley, P, E. I.

$2.00 Buys

The Best $2.00 Hat In the World,'l`ress & Co- Hatters

to King Edward Make our $2.00 i-Iat,Weeks & Co., Sole Agents.

_ ' . i

& in the Tonsoiial nrt.-James &. Tminor, C0tlll0liy'S Building

;_ :S S V liurbers. _ 2lmwf tf. ` _ ‘

K* ,-1' \ » - Y J -A. Brown, Stamp Vcnder, receives -_:""'-_Z` | ' \ “ ” new and renewal subscriptions for the ,.\“,,v f ' `

_ to every wearer of

a Simmons Chain

stamped inside the swivel bow. it stands for the

\f~¢“ strongest guarantee - _ that manufacturers " or dealers can give, f\ _ and which goes -'fl » with-every one of` -

§.i?.‘..“.%P.l‘..% _

Our stock is well assorted.

containing many attrsCtiV°

desi ns, will appeal to y0\lf foogtaste. “S masons’ Qlml' ment.

»ty" appeals th y0\lf ilidg'

ii. F. iiUTClii5SON» '

ocronas se. iw.

.MEET ME AT THE ALWAYS `BU5’Y"~S'l`

cheay and tawdry things--if you buy at this store.

Y _ __ ' 'R-,..i; -,-_

\ ' . _ ‘

Our goods are not sold at little prices because old or shop-worti oriodt-of “ i

fashion. We offer you things new and good and line with nothing of 9. Shabby. '

_ I

sort and nothing second rate. Good goods needn’t cost you any more than '

STANLEY BIRDS.

_ r

Dress Goods Specials

150 yards 54 inch twill mel-

tous in live good colors, and 11 lot ofuew heather l ds 48 inches wide

39c per yd

A lot of very stylish tweeil

effects, and heavy serges in browi1,grcezi, cnrrliiiul, navy and black, 46 inches wide

~55c and 60c per vd

Newest weaves and colorsin

56 inch twce' s

85c. 98c and $l.25

per yd

Extra heavy black all wool

cheviot Sz inches wide, worth 750, OUR PRICE

55c per yard

Elegant Fri-rich wool goods

line Griish,witli boucle stripe-~ mixed browns, greens and greys

98c per yd

STANLEY BROS.

Ladies’ Fashionable Skirts '

In th s department we have

values that not one other store in Charlottetown can show you. Come and see them, you can judge for yourself. Navy and black heavy twill worth

' $3 25. our price $2-50

Black broad cloth skirts. self

strapped. trimmed buttons worth

$5-75 our price $2.95

Black broad cloth skirts pleated

on each seam from the waist to bottom ot skirt, all sizes worth

$425 our price $3.25

Heavy black all wool friezes,

trimmed with braid and self strap- ping worth '

$5.50 our price $4-25

Stanley Bros.

Ladies’ Coats

ii csides out stock of regular

staple shapes which are good 7

_vear in and year out, at priirrl

for '

$5.15 is $io.oo"

\\'e have just received by' . `

express the vt-ry newest' coat iii the inarket/-all of them late novelties. _ We allowed ourselves margin

enough to give our customer! the latest produced. This we do in every department. So you can be sure of getting the very newest styles at this

store.

These garments range in

price from

$i0-50 to $15.75 srluirv nnosl 'A

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i oooo

A GROCERIES

When we sa our roceries are

less than you pay elsewhere for infe

€Al\|ZE?€

' ~` ll S - Y -

about tlleii1AAnil we may say further that our prices are just a little

` ' ` s.

GROCERS.

See our Raw. Sugar at 4c lb.

ood we -ra all that need he said

rior .irti_cle,

EIN 8:. 35.

lie _ ` ga:

Heinz we _-is &c<_»M"lN eu

WHEN YOU BUY

A PIANO FROM

MILLER BROS.

you kndw you are getting one that will give you the best satisfaction. We could not aflord to sell you a poor instrument--It would not be ri good investment for you or for us.

We guarantee all our iiistru- I ments and are always here to make good our word.

1 Don’t buy Pianos until Q 1 you interview us. Z

Miller Bros.,

s_ANi PARY ~ Pi.i_nviBiNG. I

How often disease and sickness

comes in the home, and iery often the cause is with the plumbing.

We alwnvs pay particular atten-

tion io the sanitary laws, an this is very important io the maintenance ol health.

Uur plumber is a first-class man,

And can be relied imoii lu filling up this claim of work in the most up-io- tllte and sanllsrv manner.

We use none but the very heal

quality of goods on the market and we can guarantee entire satisfaction in every respect.

Give us a call when in need of any

plumbing work done.

Bruce Stewart & Co.

Founders, lgixineers, Machinist!

and ler Makers Steam Navigation Co‘s Wharf. Charlottetown, P lt. 1.

Black Diamond Lino

lf //f ,

l..--f;;_A-_ . //'J ,ig "- yi '/- -/i~'f-

.’ i'f§'~‘% J" "£“.'_ " ','._' __ .f»"¢ _;_*_.»5.*.'.._ ` -e ’ 1 '5'~fI~»'»‘»» _ <» ,., cl..-_s =r 1.. - '=

’ f~» f

Tlic S. S. iiona\'i_~i:\ sailing from

Moiiirciii. liriliity iiiorniiig, (lvtobur 2~‘itli, will bc flue at (`llarli»tt< town. .\`iii\il.i_v iimriiiiitg, ilvtrilivr _-will. .ind on llioliliziy _ imoii llrtnlit-r gist. ~.iil~ for St. j<»liii`_~', Nfiil, vin Sydney :tml North S-yfliii-y, carrying horses, cattle iiiid sheep on rlcclc, and product: under ilvck :rt lowest possible rates.

For further particulars as to freiglit

and pzissuge rtpplv to

l’l‘§Al\'l‘I HROS. & C0.,

Agents.

Cli‘towu. Ort. 25 rl _gi

Souvenir Pins, ‘ . Brooches, 1 Paper Knives, Book Marks, Match Boxes, Spoons, etc. T

A Large Variety.

See our Spoons w'lih'picture

of New Market on Bowl, of

i r

which we have a large assort- _ ment.

w.N.iiirou,

zocenis.

Secretly ,

FUUTBALL

Third Clmiiipionship Game in P. li.

i., Lcugue Series

Victorias vs. St. Dunstans

THURSDAY at 3 0’CLOCK

C A. A. A. ovouuns, T

Admission, including grand ~t1rnd.

26 rl Qi

Drunkenness

~ is 1 Cured

‘\i@`*" W, FreeSamPle

fl? and 'pamphlet givin

full rlicularn, testi? montiils and price sent

' led envel-

_\ lt ,E E:

5' L 8 i\.§

Eid(

in piaiéi sea d

. orrespnn ence

:apdredly confidential. Enclose stamp for tb l Address--TIM

- T it

much in the iilttbod.

VVe can‘t all be beautiful it ap-

pears, but we can all have beauti- ful clothing. We make the sort which are lovely as well as perfect fitting whether or not your pro- portions are absolutely correct. for our goods are the latest, our work the finest. and our prices arejust right. Cali in and see ii you‘can't ~ find just what you want.

_l‘it'i1°i°liiiii:l)"'i',*"

THE Nonsv Taicoits. Great George Street.

*;`-"fa, U `

-wig. 3.1;?" V _

_ ,mp 'r¢

_ U

SEALED TENDERS addressed to the under

slat neil anti endoisxd "Tender for Bl.

Peters nay Brsakwaiei," will be received at Ihis oflice uniil Fr'day. November 4, |904. ll' elusivel_,_ lm the construction ofa biealtwater at essten entrance to aarbouv at St. P¢\ei‘a Bay, xiiws .nunty, P. E inland aeeordina' to a plan and specification tn he seen at the ttfice of 1, B. Hagan, I-;=r|__ Resident Engineer. Chai- ioiietowv. P. rf. l., ou application to the Poli- mastei at nes.-i ff st, Pet-rs Bay, and at the I)eusr|meutni' Public Workr, 0'taavs.

Tenders w li not he considered uulels mlde

nu the primed form sunt-lied, and signed llth the actual »ignai\\res ol tend-_reri.

An accepted cheque sn a chartered hill.

nayable to ine cider of the Honorable tha Minister nl Puhlic worn, for twelve hu sofa ocllsts (;i_ioo) must accompany each itnd¢f_ 'he eneqll* -iil be forfeited il the party len- deriul fcrllne the contract or fail to collillze the work eu irscted tor, and will he rethlaed in cme ol non-acceptance ol render. _

1h_- Department does not bind itaelflo oc-

cept the lowest nor any tender.

B order,

PRED. GXLTWAS.

Secretary.

Department of Fublie Works,

Ottawa, October iff, ioc4.

Newspapers inserting init adveftlaemtlt

wiinoutsuthoslry iromihe Department. will

uni he paid for il.

Li d ri

A MUTINOUS CLOCK

Do you own a mutinous clock-

a clock that has seemingly lost all sense of right and wrong, and per- sists-.in'telling time falsely week in and week out ? Don’t ‘endure its tantrums any longer. Bringit to our :workshop and let as take it to pieces and ferrit ou: the fault. If it’s iixabie, we’il make it riqht again. If it's trouble is simply that it is wholly worn out from age or inherited weakness of constitn~ tion-why. then we can sell you a good new clock to take its place. and at as low a price as could any store in town. Suppose you think the matter over.

gaydiarla Remedy Ca..

E. W. Taylor,

cusms steak. ' "