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yfrrnda _und ll1_e United States to-day are W" without. "si.n.r. ' . ed---syn ... .._.. .......f;'s':.m____.‘i_“é:i;

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Ontario Bran.

Manitoba Branl

Middling.S Corn Meal.

Cracked Corn.

Matcliless chop, EWS each Barley, Oats and Corn. Gluten Meal. [great milk pro- ducefl

Oil Cake Meal.

}llatcl1ford‘s Calf Meal. Wlroll~snle and Retail at

VERY LOW PRICES

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GUY -VOHNHTON. or tn. c. P. R. sr. John is in are city. `

Warou for The Gunniian’s comic page

"UTY Saturday morning.

Tan Electra arrived lust night about six

;’:)ll°°k Wm* 1* Beneral cargo principally of

Bev. R. G. SINc1.A|a and son.Montague

returned last night from a visit to friends in Nova Scotia.

Du. Ann Mas. Pr-:1~nrcK, Antlgonigh'

came to the city last night en route tg Bedeque on a visit.

Miss Gxouois: ’1‘!-zito, of P. E. Island, who has been visiting in Mongol, gm, returned to her home.

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Joan G|.AssEv is on a trip to P. E_ Is.

land and St. John in company with Robert Hirsch of Montreal and Halifax.-Hlfx. Chronicle.

Tas funeral of the late Mrs. James

Carter will take place today at 2 p. rn. from her late residence, Prince St;-get $0 Pl*-0plesCemel.ery.

Mas. Jos. E/vrou, Charlottetown, is Vlsll/il\lIntheri’ati1er's, Conductor Wm- Foster, Plctou Landing. Mr. Eaton han returned to Charlottetown.

I'r is said that Valleyfield, has tnrnad

out more preachers, lawyers and doctors than any other spot in the Maritime Provinces of the same population.

Tm: funeral of the late John Hopkinson l

will take place this morning leaving hie` late residence Weymouth Street at 10.15

Tnoauls Krnnunn, Portland, Maine was in the city yesterday. He purchased

for St. Dunstun's Cathedral thence to the d

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DSTEWART,

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Souris East.

Wo mnkc a sp'.‘cialty ol Wedding Cake and can 5np]>‘y them at ` slrort notice. Call for

pr‘ces. '

l'.Cr.rr~sa l'iAKnxw`§ " " ` ` ' Hakes Best Bread.

A uonmal. invitation ls extended to 10

everybody who wishes to call and see The Guardian Web Perfecting Press

or Wednesday of each week. This is tho nl

Football League was held last night to 'B

voting against it and holding that accord- lo

matters of fact. The game therefore re- mains a draw, and if the Vlctorias defeat the Prince Edwards Saturday, they will have to play oil’ with tho Ahegweits for

THE Princess arrived last night at 9.20

and the express at11.25.

ON the eve of his retirement from the ADDruiser's Office where he has been for over 30 years, Hector Morrison, city, was presented by his fellow employes with a handsome Morris chair. The presenta- tion was made by George Bremner, senior official in service here. -

Sena in postage stamps to “The Guar dlun, Charlottetown," 8 cents for 100 Tun- nel stamps, 11 cents for 210, 16 cents for 300,121 cents for 400, 28 cents for 500 or 52 cents for 1000. These prices include cost of mailing. Everybody should use Tunnel stamps on their envelopes and correspondence. d tw ti!

Tan firm of S. B. Miller & Co., whole-

sale commission dealers in and shippers of all kinds of fresh fish, lobsters, salmon, etc., was established in 1841 and is located at 7 Fulton Fish Market. New York. Specialties are made of bass, smelts and eels, of which Island shippers are asked to send consignments. S. B. Wiley & Sons, Boston, are transfer agents.

R.lsPoa'rs are current of numerous] acci~

dents on Tuesday night as ` the results oi foolish Halloween pranks. One woman is is said to have received a severe fall be- cause of the removal of the doorstep from her house. Several other people had severe falls from obstructions placed on the sidewalks. Parents, in the future, should see that their children are prevent- ed from indulging in these dangerous amusements.

A vunv enjoyable time was spent Tues ay afternoon ami evening at New Glas- ow, P. E. I., when nearly a hundred

onald and Mrs Crawford upon having een spared to labor together for the Lord

several nice horses on P. E. Island, suita-‘ for UV" MW Years 5 “nd B190 MP- UMW' blc for the lumbering woods. Mr. Kil~ `f0l`d “D011 the Celelmaf/lon °f his 9lRhlfY- burn saysthat the Island horsemen are fifth blfuldlly. f/0 which 9D0°h hi? lwd a very indepondontloi, of n|en,_M0u¢(,,m arrived in full possession of his faculties. Times. Friends were present from Summerslde,

Fredericton, Cavendish, Brada1bane,Char-

ttetown, and other places.

Ar.:-:x/mass Yosrorr, Georgetown who

whllc running at 11.30 n. rn. on Monday WN l1l'l`@Bt0d in Ge0Yi19l'-UWB 011 Frllllly

ght last for being drunk and creating a

only press of its kind in the Province and \'ll5f“l`b“'1Cf’ 0" me Street Mme UD f0I' "|111 well worth avislt. ti' on Tuesdlly ¥\l8hi'» 19-35 b°f°l`e A-

. D. McPhee, J. P. He was fined

A SPECIM' meeting °f me P|'°Vl“°l“l one dollar and costs and two months in

il. The magistrate allowed him_his

001151001' the lJI‘0i¢Sli entefvd by /U10 liberty pending his good behaviour in fu- Victoria. Club against a decision of the ¢,m~e_ Apu; appeared very penitent after refcrcc Vincent Blake in their last match Spending “ve days in Logaifs cooler. with the Abogweits. The protest was Pete, De|o,.y,pr0p,.|eto,. of whatrs known 'mb “stained by the L°“l?‘1e» the as the barley-corn exchange, wasarrested Abegweits and Prince Edward delegates )-cate,-(lay by constable McCarran and

dged in jail for the first offence against

ng to the playingrules there can ba no the Canada Temperance Act, 'appeal from a referees decision in

N FURNITURE "Always the best value in the city.

Mark Wright Furnishing Co’F.

Farnham *Alon -

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. Last Call for the

" 99C venetian.

Such an exceptional bmg .in

natur.|lly received a warm

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only it small lot remains.

It 'i`l\ls is positively your last -~ opportiinity to secure a dress '_ length.

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'l`lic fabric is 52 inches widc,

pure wool bright lustrous ilu- 1~`l1--~mc-Iiuxn weight correct for smart Fall Suits and cos- iuuns. .It is a $r._-to quality, but coming t'\o lute we got a it-lmte from malt ers, enabling us to sell at . _ . . ........99°

Colors remaining are myrtle,

f0yn1.uavy. brown two sindes, and black. Mail orders re- ceive prompt attention.

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All sizes, many styles,_your saving is a real one, not imag- inary. Every mark down is a genuine ss well as generous reduction on'prlce to reduce stock.

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` °V0fY day w- were loosing

Coats of un uestlonahle meri

U pfeced, nt <1 wt” in the coat dep u-tm:-nt deplr ted our stock to an alarming extent

Sales- we eordered '

First of ri e ,e,,.d,.,. 1,; came yea rday covert coats intvagiousn shat:t,°stytil:;Var;<}i1;a,iVs:g

~ R lute later than the latest-haudsrmtr than any we’ve ye - OW - 8

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it 1-’ rl fi une afewladies have been awaiting tne arrive o

coats. Qllinyldtdiire ¢i>1ne-rrlfgsfiienm-iii you want a swell coat-the very latest-don’t delay an

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$2 50 ' $5.50 $4.50

Buys any °°" W" For my coats form- 'nk' "7 °°“ dl'

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lures, black and col- fmt coats, beauiifrl-

°lf°"d» “"7' ond, y made and finished

Tm: Halifax Board of Trade favors all

the Aldermon of that city being elected at once and for a term of two yearsas in Charlottetown.

IN a recent class match between the

Freshmen and Sophomores of McGill, Jack Gillis and Joe Dorsey of this city played wings on the Freshrneu's team.

Rl-iv. William C. Dcslirisay who died

suddenly several days ago at Springhill, N. S., was a native of Prince Edward Island, but has lived in Springhill for the past eleven years.

Owmu to the funeraicf the late Mrs

James Carter, the auction sale oi _.furniture etc.. at the resldemoe of the Misses Palmer, Weymouth street, is postponed until Saturday, beginning at I0 a. m.-Benj. Carter. Auctioneer.

ON the streets yesterday a persistent

rumor was current of the sudden death of a former well-known Char- lottetown man in Winnipeg. The Guar- dian is pleased to state however, that, so far as can be learned, there is no truth in the report.

Barons Stipendiary Breliaut yesterday

.lohn King, charged with malicious in- iury to the property Of John Anderson, Qucen`s Arms, was dismissed the pro- ecutor not appearing. The young lad Wm. Ingram for the lnlrcny nf $20 was sentenced to two niontln. in _iai'.

AMONG the passengers by the express

last night were Mrs. l)r. McNeill return ing from a trip to New York; Dr. Mc- Neill who mei. her at Sunnnerslde; Thos. Andrews, Sulumersidc; and a number of Salvation Army people who have been attending the meeting in St. John.

Aarnun. F. Dursv, late of Georgetown

University, the former champion sprinter uf the world with a record of 0 3-5 seconds for the 100 yards has just madc- a eonfe.~sion that since 1808 he ha- been a professional,masquerading as an amateur. The result is i.hat Dui’l`y`s records will be wiped from the athletic alrnanacs.

Tun marriage of Miss Ella M. Lord,

fourth daughter of Archibald Lord, Vic~ toria, to Hammond J. Mahon, druggist at Souris, took place yesterday morning at. the home of the bride's iarcnts. The; ceremony was performed by Rev. Mr.l Robertson of the Presbyterian Church# Georgetown. After the breakfast nt.` which only the immediate relatives and friends were present Mr. and Mrs. Mahon l left by the Northumberland for an er i tended visit to st. John and Izoston i The bride's going away dress was of dari green broadcloth relieved by touches o white with hat to match. On their return Mr. and Mrs. Mabon will reside at Souri

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Dansousls College u on from the Uni-E versity of New Brunswick Tuesday 10-~0, i the same figures that the Halifax college

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boys when the latter were in Halifax two years ago. The day wass perfect one and about four hundred people saw thefooiball. Play was rather of n. list- iess character, but although the \-isl tors did not display very mach knowledge of the game, they fought gamely to the end and several times nearly caught the yellow and blacks napping. Dalhousie made two tries and two goals, scoring

twice in the first half, but twenty minutes elapsed in the second period

S5.\QBl'\ w&.fSiS before the third try was made, the fourth

being scored a fcw niinntes iatcr.

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an su Jec , nc won r i c

greater benefit to this city, Prohibition as _

Became .were .°verst°°k.ed if- now exists or Iligh License, was dc-

W“"e m“k“‘l5 this ""'mct've hated with great interest ir\ the Char- oiifer. Garments are new and _ mshionablm values at ,.eg,,_ lottetown Business College last evening. lm, Prices are good _gt the ,-e_ i`ho Prohibition. side was opened by YV. _ duced prices, exceptional. I- lC:11r§€. Wilt; H1 f}\]\i]f‘¢ify;];lbl0» gwlgiig “Wi

wp r te speec up e s en( o e ar-

90C WRi8i9 - - ~ ~ - ~ - ~ » ~- -559 gument, and quoted figures in many cases

3! 20 Wilfits- - - - ~ ~ ~ - - ' - 'SSC in support of his views. He was ably 1 4° Wmsts ' ' ' ' ' ' " ' ' "-49° supported by Fred May wlm ln a splendid 1 65 x$§g"" address advanced many arguments for 2 waista'.'.'.`_‘.'. 1 75 Prohibition. The contrary was led Ivy

Walter Trainor, who dwelt more at home and said that High License was not by any means the best law but brought fonth arguments endeavoring to show how it was better than Prohibition. He was supported by Austin Bradley, from St. Dunst-an’s who In avery forcible,rhetorical and philosophical speech introduced many new arguments. His remarks were lis- tened to with great attention. The de» bate throughout was vory interesting, and the floor was not for a moment idle. On the ballot being taken it showed a ma» _iorir-y of one vote for Prohibition.

-Miss Furness intends giving n song

recital in the Montague Hall on Tuesday Nov. 7 at 0 o'clock p. m. She will be ns- sisted by Messrs Haley and Green, the wcll known basso and baritone. Music lovers will miss a treat should they fail to attend as Miss Furness who has lately rc- turned from the New England Conserv- atory :at Boston has in her repertoire many beautiful songs. 2d twli.

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This does not mean that we do nothing else-far from it. But we devote special atten-

tion to the small fur feature of our for department. Competent judges tell us that we are beyond all competition in this line. Write or call for prices.-

Stylish Furs for Particular People.

Ladies who are particular about

the style and quality of the furs they buy, are invited to inspect our showing.

Unquestionably the finest iii e of

small furs in P. E. I. at prices that are not beaten by anyone.

We show ruiis from $1.15 to $50

each, and each is at the top in its class.

A Few Picked at Random. Mafmot stole, soft :i:h brown,

with cord ornaments-4 tails,

Muskrat stole. brown with hand-

some dark marking-chenille fringe.... $950

Very fine long .\tn'e of OHIO

sable, has 6 large t.nl~', cord fastening at neck and is a not- ably good value at . . . .. _ 5i_;.45

A very pretty little ruff of real

ALASKA sable. has full wide back, 6 tails, and really is fine valueat.._... . . _ . . .._ _$|475

A similar ruff t-» the las :nen-

tioned is suede up -.f ~ume fur, but is larger and in g r. .$18.75

Large bear ruff, double s nb- c‘-

fe:t, knee length. S l:1i's $|9.75

Mink rnfis of many styles come

at $27.50. $30-75. $4z.s0.$4o.0o $4950.

Stone Mar cas at $30.00 and $42 00. Muffs are here to match almost very rad we show.

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whether nf entertainments, ict-lures, can- certs. or of a general naturt-,in this Offici- not later than 4 p. ni. and of any consid- erable length much earlier, as it is impos- sible to give all the new s of the day if ad- vertising has to he handled at night, for every line of the latter prevents the appearance of the same quantity of news. For the issue of tho l2it.h one ihirdof a col- umn of such arlvcriisim; was sci. up in type at night, and readers were thus deprived of the sarno quantity of late news.This,0f course, makes '1`hc Guardian less valuable to renders and i-orrt-spond~ ingly so to advertisers, and in future only emergency advertisin_-,g will l 0 act-<-ptcd at night. Friends are asked io hand in all their advertising as early as possible nach

ailments are quickly relieved by (lrcsoleno tablets, ten cents por box. All druggists.

Salted peanuts in 5 cont packages at

Beer it Gof’l`s. ‘ld Z5i»

Iron Ox Tablets are for sale at the Apcthecnries Hall. 'ldtf

Japanese china the f.r|r:~1 iv.-rrrtrn i 1|

he city at W. P. Colwills, Sunnyside.

7-1211 Lf.

We have just received a ppckagc of

china direct from Japan It is thc nicest line of the kind in the city.-W. P. olwill, Sunnyside. 7-12 rl tf.

The popular magazines of the day for

10 cents per copy. See the big range of November issues now on our news counter. Your favorite niaga- zinc is here. Hundreds to select fro|n.- Cn.rter&Co. Lid. 3011 -ii-

Perfection in iiavoring esscnfcs. \\’e

claim almost perfection for four of our ilavoring essences viz.,ulmond, lemon, vanilla and peppermint. We guarantee their absolute purity. They are of great strength and will go further and givv better results than any similar essences on the inarket. Our spot-ial vanilla wc now import in ilve gallon lots owing to the great demand for it. Prices, Lennon and peppermint Rc |\n ounce, almond and vanilla lilc. The '1‘wo Macs, Macllonald 8: MacKinnon, llruggists, cor. Gt. (loo. and Ki.. sts. d l-\\‘ li~

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`bulk perfumes will be interested in our stock.

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This time the parlor tables have ot into trouble-We have 6 of

one kind that have not moved out first enough at our low regular price of $4.50 When we cut deep, we cut deep, so out they go al $2 go each. These are nice :guaranteed oak parlor fables 24 in x 24 in nad as there are only 6 left, you had better come quickly if you want one.

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lt is Getting Colder every day. so do not go out without

A GOOD HEAVY OVERCOAT ON If you have none

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$10.00 or $12.00

at L The Humphrey Clothing Store, A. WINFIELD SCOTT, Mgr. Opera House Building,

Phone 63. P. O. BOX 417. Charlottetown, P. 1:5. I. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

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