$2.-..', V 1 lisa. gf .Reporters and Correspondents Ever`ywherg.,, _

PURE _ COFFEE ,'

isours ’ . without sd-. suiisnsclifffriimy. blesses. , one ltr.. ln. then mr wdiorz iffit .is"ut better than any _ yoi\’ve been, buying at the

umgiprioe. no matter where., gegd batik. - "A - V Fresh Creaid ,_-Lf A' A “I

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Wcbfstcr &" /:Mci('ay.=

Cor. Kent and Gr. George St_

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p J Sillnton, Bummerside earns-.tn the city last night.

Mrs. D. H. Lodge has returned from a

visit towlondton.

Tas lilinto is having wirslesstelegraphy

*installed* at.Hlli!¢_Jt. ` _ p, _-

rsnP¥'ntqi.s» _ei-rms use-nigm,‘I,5¢ e

ccnmgwrn 0,; ox, stern, .-ttnmefl lest nlg ( .gem aévlait to Boston. _ miss annie Higgs returned use night from a visit to Western Canada. »»'l`homa_i May was a passenger by the entrees in-st, night from Summersids. ‘

' 4 . lf!A.7`0B_8c_burman,' Summerdlde was .a

passenger by the eastern train yesterday aiternton. ` `

AT the Police Court yesterday John

Conway, drunk and incapable was fined $2 or 10 days.

and tteeéjressgie V~_ Q for Peake Brv_n.k0o.' -i, 5,: , h .

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~, q.§Rpsmd‘J M‘Wiiqyvs_ie pagea- léifl, lilt night xetiiralng ‘fro_qi.,B_y\iney. rinfas. any err.°ns<>n more in . round- -trips between _Uharlettetonn and

East River ports tomorrow.

TnaS._S, arriyed Int night at -

1§o'ciock win a e'argo_;io!w_run .ot nline

j rncs. fliieeufwiii stil; ‘itliliths ‘ rsetingin pthsfyaaptist Qh\ufv5h;thli even- ng. A coll6e'tloh‘will'b's taken* up. ' ,

A valuable horse recently imported by .

Dr. Dickie pf. Halifax, formerly resid- ing here, had lidd to be shot owing to_` an

attack ot glapdtrdf ~` ‘

Rav. W. W. Burials has resigned the

moderator-ship of~St. David's Church, St. John on account ot his filling the pastor- ate of St. Andrews' Church, Chatham.

I'r being abeautliul day several excur-

sionl_sts went to Orwe_ll and return by the

dent of the Fruit Growers‘Associatlon deems proper to'give to the public in the interests_of our apple producers, explains itself.

Rsvlnxnn Farina Bunxr,

Dssa Furnish Bunxr; -

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A MoNelI|, Chief of the Fruit Dlvislon,0itawa, Writes ff Regarding the Work

` onthe Island.

The ttucwing letter which the Pren-

Aumnros, P. E. I.

I have just re-

Gerrnan Buns.

Parker House Rolls, Cream of Tartar Bis-

. Louis McLeod, son of Gordon McLeod,

Long River, l~i_undsrgolng sn operation

al. the P. E. I. Hospital.

Soudan.

Rnv.'J. W. MoCoNNsr.r. will delivers

lecture in this city on Nov. l7 th. Thanks~ giving evening on the conquest of the

SAM DOYLE, formerly of the Abegweits

and recentlywith the Rough Riders Ottawa has joined the Ottawa College

' - Tun Weekly Guardian of yesterday,

2 cows and -1 barrels produce.

choice will he made on Friday.

S. S. City of Loudon yesterday afternoon. The return cargo consisted of 230 cheese. 35 cases eggs, 40 packages butter, 10 hogs,

'Inn St. Dunstan’s team are practising

hard for the mauh of Saturday next when they meet the Abegweits for the first time this season on the gridiron. The teams are not yet selected but the

ceived a letter from Inspector Burke speaking in the highest venus of the suc- cess of your Fall Exhibition in fruit. He said it was the largest and bcst. exhibit of fruit he had ever seen. I congratulate you and anticipate that Prince Edward Island will rapidly take its proper place as an apple growng district.

Mr. Burke said that the difficulty was

now in the marketing. I hesitate to give any suggestions or advice with refer- ence tothe future in markets' neverthe-

cuits are the specialties we

offer for to-day. Our cake

and pastry is also fresh each day.

D. ‘srl-:wAn.r,

ECLIPSE BAKERY.

Baker Best Breed.

‘£3

team as spareman.

Qnrrn a number of the harvest excur sionists are returned from Manitoba. They report a wet season at first, but the harvest later furnished good employmvnt.

THE McKay farm at Centreville,

Bedcqne, formerly owned by Murdock MoLcoi, tuilor, has lcen purchased and is now occupied by Daniel Noonan late Of Summorside. `“

I.ir.ursr1sN'r Govnason McKmNoiv

will move into Government House enrly next week. Mrs. McKinnon is still in Georgetown; Ex-Governor Mclntyre and family will remove to Eosrls.

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Tress & Co’s Hats

Selected by King Edward VII for his own personal use.

Rather a good-indorsexnent for 'Press Hats.

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no You suppose:

King Edward would wesr_Tress & Co’s Hats. if there were other better-hats made.

l'l"S NOT LlKELY.'lS IT?

See- .the “King Edward’_’ Derby

We have the facslmilie o`f King Edward’s Fall Derby,

manufactured for him by Tress & Co. It’s a stylish conserv- ative I-Int, such as any gentlemna would be proud to wear.

'Trcss $2.00, $2.50, $3.00 llats‘, Best for Value, Style and Fit.

twenty pages, contains a full report of ihe Warren murder. Parties wishing io purchase a copy for mailing to friends, should call today us the issue ls limited. Price three cents.

Corrrnsmr, not without reason, was

made last night that the streets were in total daranoss as the moon was obscured ry an overcast sky _nnd the lights were not on. About midnight the streets were ve y dark, but the electors were after- wards turned on.

AREPORT was current on the streets

yesterday that several houses in addition

Hi lsboro Streets, had been broken into the previous night. The Guardian last night waited upon,those to whom refer- ence was made and is able to say that the repor. is wituout foundation.

DR. Lyman B. Sperry will give his

populurleciuro ‘Gumptlon and Grit" in Y. M. O. A. Hall tonight. The lecture will bc open to thc genera public and will give the women of t c city an opportunity I to licur Dr. S.crry. The icctu es: to men l have proved all that was claimed for them and slieaudicnues have grown in size and appreciation.

Sydney; Willard Kitchen, Freticrictori Mr. und Mrs. J. McLe°ori, Toronto; A James, Brockville; E. P. shepherd Ottawa; C. T. Jeffrey, Toronto; J. A Jarvis, rio; John ll. Mclsaac, Sydney L ,J Conway, Month-nl ; A. A. Mctllaskcy, SL John; -I. A. Rcnniuk, Montreal; J. .L Long; C. U. Grand, St. stephen; A Glennie and wife, Boston.

St. C. Moore, Eldon, on the inte Alex

of age and for some time hadiived alone.

jury was that the death was supposed to be duc Lo natural causes, as there were no marksof violence on the body. Deceased appeared to have been dead for four or tive days. _

Pawn Wasson, of the ircn grey curls

and the green overcoat, is at the Victoria. For twenty-six years this famous comedian has weatherecl the theatrical storms which have engulfed many drama-

parts. He is,as chirpy~ as a. “cricket on the hearth," and if he had spent “ten nights in a bar-room" could not feel any better. Boing “British born," he is sl. right. Mr. Webber and his Companygo across the bay to-day on tho Prince Ru- pert, and open their valley tour at Anna- polis to~morrow night.- St. John Sun.

wounsruox xsunnsn rmsi..

W. A. Richardson,Meyor of Sydney has

been appointed resident manager for Cape Breton county for the North American Life Assurance Company of To.onto. The North American, says The Sydney Record, stands foremost in the rank of the strong Cnnatllan coinl>M1i¢H and is already, carrying n considerable

less, I feel in honor 'ound to give you the benedt ofthe host that is in me on this question even supposing it should_' turn out later that I have been mistaken. lt is my opinion that good winter stock will scll almost. if not quite, ns well next Jan- uary, February and March as it did last year, in which case very good prices- may he expected. It would seem to me, there- fore, that the proper thing for Prince Edward growers, havins pu.rtlcu‘urly long keeping stock, would bc to ho d their apples und ship in Januury und February. This may nothc cunvcnicn but it cer- tuinly looks to mc as \f it should be the

ii ' tha" °f Mr Hunbelh 0" Eusmn “mit policy not only for this your but for nil

days il;argam

0 sec ress

We've gone over our dress goods shelves, and selected a number of items to ,_ .4 ,_ .So on _ _the front centre counter this morning yon'll find s lot of attractive '

of many shades, iucludin blue reens. chem a es flocks and a lo o

's .es ' Pen. . ti. ..

worth up to $1.95 per yard. To~day . _ N , _ 1

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We really think there aren’t many Egures in Charlottetown that we cen’t fit with ‘a

coal. We've the largest range that ever has been shown in the city, The styles are right, the workmanship is honest and satisfactory-And we’ll ask you to judge the prices.

Here are a few items to give you a rough idea.

Black cheviot coat. stole collar. shoul-

der cap es ,‘ close fitting $3, 75

A coat in Oxford grey or black is made

| Brown Beaver Cloth Coat, pretty

shoulder cape, handsome Seemed sleeve, gilt buttons. lined with

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Vlctorin Hotel-l‘l. J. Mahon, North

AN inquest was held by Coroner Jas.

Mclienaieof Upper Bolle River, yesterday morning. Deceasedwas about 70 years

Dr. D. MoN. Crawford was called in and made an examination. The verdict ol the

me °°‘“P““ie3` which hu” Vmwd these land costs only 250. a bottle. Get Nervillne

time to coins. 'i`hercfor.:, thc sooner you make the experiment thc ticttcr.

Yours very tru'y, A. Mem-ii. '

Chief, Fruit Division.

It may he remnrkeri if nt it is somewhat l

risky in our cir<:\unstnncc>< to ship fruit i»

lxcttor uucoiuinotliitiou by train and boat. I0 the muiulunil und Hulifux is n.if0rdc'l. This ho\\‘c\'cr will be fortlicomiug.

Till# cxprc.~'s \\'hi<'h is duc now at 9./lil:

cuch ovcning nriiri-d lust. night ut 9.25 1

ilitlccn u iuulcs nlit-uri of Llxnc, I

Du. (ioivnn, wc!i known pliotographcrl

who has liccn locul,cd,fur some months in the Bunk of Novu SL-'|ti:\ huildinr us- Lziiqctl ul\.\d sliziking up list night about e`i;;‘lir.0`clock, ri his r'i'i\\v quarters ln thc Bruce building, Quran Srrect. \Vhilc working u his studio on second liucr lu- went to the window and wulacd out on it n landing which was luilt outside the wundow. Here he missed his footing and was precipitated about fifteen feet to the ground below. He was taken to Worth's barber shop in 'he trout part of the sumo building und upon examination by Dr. McNeill it - as found that no bones were broken though he was badly shaken up

by his fall.

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from good heavy kersey. nicely finished, velvet collar

Agarment of warm, heavy, fvieze

comes in O.\'i`ord, blue or blnvk. has the newest ~ho\1ldcr cape tiiuuu-_-ti wth buttons.of gun metal .ii tl gui-.l. large log of mutton ~l¢:c\'u

I . A nioitlvtl tvvew' coat li1.si-:ini-cwiicss

stitch--tl into e\ »'r‘. .>‘w"'-- .\rf'»\o shoulder cape. u»ili'.'i. ~ Q 2*.. _'1l,i.‘< clutli _--‘.1-:i,,»"g. 1' . -:ii '- -l twin. u1ing,clo:-;<_~ lliting back. large leg of

$5. 50

$115

matched Roman satin ‘ $11.50

Dark Oxford Grey Cloth Coat, tight

fitting back, large shoulder cape, military collar, military braid trim--

ming. lap seams $13.75

Fine Fawn Beaver Cloth Coat of new-

est cut. large cape,close fitting back,

.miiita-ry~ collar-, buttons ef' gun' metal and gold $x6.5o

Very handsome coat of finest beaver in

gun metal shade, satin lining. dainty shoulder cape, newest sleeve, a great

mutton .>'lt:c\'c $I0.50

Another arrival for to-day includes a lot of handsome cheap coats, that will inte!Ut V

von. The prices of this new lot run $2.45. $4 50, $5.60 and they‘re rattling good values

at these prices.

ooe lllEo

deal of stitching and strapping $23.25

, lily How- rite p als

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of Polson's Nervlllne; n. house old remedy for stomach nains, - ramps toothaohe, sick heaflachc, und the manifold ills peculiar to chlldrcr.. A few drops of Nerviline in sweetened water makes a pleasant drink and never fails to quickly relieve. Ncrvi~ no ls as good asa do tor in energencles

from your drugaist today. '

DR. Hsuxarozfs Mssnnsxs Pn.x.s Fon

Hmnscan

Paton & Co., have received 150

new hats, all the latest styles. No two alike. zod 3i

Rubbers Wholesale and Retail-59

Cases of Improved Granby Itubbcrs Cost- ing $1300. Three Rubbers are made from best para gum rubber-on new lasts, styles and patterns-and ate the best ever imported to this Town. Call nnd get a

pnir-Conroy The Shoemnu, Sunnyside' Charlottetown. 20d li

If so; it is well to know the great value 'YT

AWUHU ABUUT WINDUW SHADES

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amountof insurance in the lives of our prominent business and professional men. Mr. Rlchnrdsolfs business enterprise and personal energy should male is marred

success in the field of insurpncc. ln this connection. J. K. Ros

returned from Sydney last night the Cape Breton business being now tributary to P. E. Island.

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Wegart soic=`itg¢ent§!.lfor ffdawcs’ $3.00 Hats”

TU§.§H¢§i brought to Ch'town. '

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- Swell Pall Styles,” f _ _

»Stlffs 'and Alpine Styles.--very stylish.

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the newest odor

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anthgample it.

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to King Edward Make _our $2 oo Hat,Weeks & Co., Sole Agents.

$2.00 Buys

The Best $2.00 Hat In the World,'l`ress & Co. H atters

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We have not said much lately about the above subject. Most people KNOW all about our stock of shades, but for the benefit of the few who DO NOT we wish to say we have one of the finest assortments in the city.

Rollers and Shade Cloth Too

We carry a full line of the celebrated “Hai t- shorn” rollers in all diameters and lengths. Shade cloth in all widths up to 75 in. Our shade cloth is made to order, in our own special color, which is considered the nicest and most serviceable color for general use.

John Newson.

One gross of this .

popular tonic now

in stock.

Fresh and genu~

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Souvenir Pins, Brooches, ~ Paper Knives, Book Marks, Match Boxes, Spoons, ctc.

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