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` N.0VEM_BER 3°- 1912 A --me 1.1-moo me ‘ THE CHARLOTTEIOWN GUARDIAN ” mer or um- ‘ PAGE fpH1R»r;,;i.;N_ 3 _

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is bound to be great the first cold snap that strikes us. Ifyou have not ordered your wlnterls supply- don’t be caught in the rush, but order now. ~

We are receiving good folenn C031

everyday now.

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A. Pickard fd’ Co

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Awful”

That cough of yours. You

need a bottle of the remedy

that has cured so many

coughs. .,.

Hughes' _-

Cough - Mixture .P

It not only rellevesinstaiit-

ly; it cures the trouble and puts the system in better shape to resist future attacks.

Large bottle 25c. at

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New Photo Studio

Mr A. E. Lyon, Photographer.

for tliepast 13 years ¢.P¢rator for the G. H. Cook Studid, will' open his new photo studio at io7 Queen St., next to Post Card Shop. on Monday, November iith and by the production of the very tirest photography- from the small- est to life size hand finished por- traits, hopes to merita share of public patronage.

Bsby’s Picture

Mr. Lyon's phenomenal success with children, well known over a large part of the Island, will endeavor to make this Studio the favourite one for baby’s`picturc.

Xmas Photos

We are showing as magui icen! lille 0

the very newest mouui.»__s eclal f- r _the Christmas trsde. Work unexcelleei. Prices moderate. We respectfully solicit a tria sitting. _

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Face

H ng yo eed-Rexall

m. It is a superior .preparation-a light fluffy. absolutely greaseliss cream that cannot be- e rancid, a delicate healing cream that acts as in toniqcomplexion beautifier and pore cleans-

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price .... .'.`........ . .........`. Sr.

Macliinnon llriip Company Cor Great George and Kent Sts-

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THE CENTRAL, GUARDIAN

It perl to buy iii this Province.

_OFFICE HOURS.-The Guardian li-awe Department closes tonight af, 12 and will reopen Sunday night at 12. inthe intlrkn ,134-I can be phoned.

BRANT LEAVES.”-Tll6 Bfeamgr

Brant left Charlottetown yesterday morning at 9 olclock to lift the buoys in Georgetown harbor and tho lJ“'-*YB On Rifleman Reef and Terrace Shoals.

A FRATERNAL visrr.-'rho mom-

bers of Union Div. No. 45 B, 0, F_ Silringtieid paid is fraternal visit to

giirid mleiéibers of Refuge Division, zgthfrc 011. on the evening of the

STEAMER ARRIVED.-vootorday

the Northumberland arrived in Picton from Charlottetown at 11.00 a. m. She left asain about 2.40 p, m., with PBSBGHECTB. BXPNSS. mail and freight and arrived at 6,15 p_m_ Sim leaves today at 1.30 ,,__m_

rox‘1~‘.-tors-The Eldorado Biaoii l"‘-‘X Company, Charlottetown, give some facts in their advertisement in Another column in regardto the type Of stuclft they have in their ranch. The advertisement is interesting _read- :lng and should be read by every per. S0" llltel`€Sl5€\'l in the fox industry as Well as by old prospectors.

VENERABLE LADY DEAD.- The

death of Mrs. D. Crawford, widow of the late Rev. Donald Crawford, oc- Cllfrod at the home of Chas Dickie- 5°“~_ New G15-880W, yesterday IHOYUIHK at 6 o'clock. The funeral will take place on Sunday alter-noon at 2 o'clock.

_AT BAYVIEW.-_Mrs. John C. Clark. died of pneumonia at her home in Bayview, P. E. I., on the after- noon of the 29th lust., alter about a week’s illness. Deceased was. 72 YCBFS Of “ge and a. daughter of the late Hon. Jeremiah Simpson. She is survived by a husband, three sons, .JUUBOH F- Clark, Ph. D., of Vancou- .V€l`. B. C., Rev. Jeremiah S. Clark, M. D., of Fairfurd, Ma/n., and J, Art, 011185 Clllfk, B. S. A., of the Exper- imental Station, Charlottetown, and tour daughters, Martha and DL Zep la, missionaries in India; Misses. An- nie S. Clark, M. A., and Irene, in \fancouver, besides ri large circle of relatives and friends. The funeral Wlll take' Place from her late home at B‘1YVi€W. to the family cemetery nt Cavendish, on Tuesday, December 3rd. ut 1 o'clock. having been post- poned till the arrival of J. F. Clark from Vancouver, Revei-ends z_ L_ Fush, of Charlottetown Baptist Ullllfflll. an-tl John Stirling, of Caven- dish, oiliciatiing. In the demise of MTS- Clark a woman of simplicity, llllflfy and n0bl1ity has been gathered unto her fathers.

A HAPPY EVENT.-St. Joseph's Church, Ko1ly's Cross was tho scene of an interesting event on tho morn. ing of the 19th lust when the pastor Rev. Dr. Curran happily united in matrlmony James Greenan of Kin- lfnra and Miss Katie McQuaid, dau- gater of Peter and Mrs, McQuaid of Kelly's Cross. The bride was becom- lngly gowned in brown velvet and wore a. white beaver ‘bat with plumes and was attended by her cou- sin Miss Dora McDonald of Kelly’s Cross, who wore a pretty suit ot blue cloth and beaver hat to match. The groom was efficiently supported by his nephew Ja-mics Murphy of New- ton. Iu the evening - reception. was hcid at the home of the bride’s par- ents whers 9, large number of guests were most hospitably entertained, the tables fairly yielding under the abund- ance of the good things provided. Throughout the evening Mr. and Mrs McQifaid proved themselves an ideal host and hostess leaving nothing un-- done that would in any way con- tribute to the comfort and pleasure of their guests. The hours swiftly passed in social converse, musicnnd song and on went the dance to the lively strains of the violin under the masberly touch of Joseph Mulligan, kihkora, and Austin Owens, Sham- rock, with organ accompanist bv Miss Agnes McKenua.`Kel.ly's Cross. Not till the "gray dawn was break- ing" did the merry dancers cease and still they were nimble but eager- for another lsneer. The P0P\1lB\‘ll§Y Ol the bride and bi-idesgroom was well attested by the many usiuul and beau- tiful presents received. With repeated 3006 wishes for the health and happi- ness of Mr. and Mrs. Greenan and many thanhs to their kind host and hostess the guests with drew all de- lighted with the evening’s enjoy- ment. The Guardfan extends congrat- ulations.

::Here's what you Wautlll P°l`l“m°'

Intense Carnation, Trailing Arhutus. no Luiiio, Lily or tho voiioy and Rose all standard popular odors. “H- usually strong and all absolutely pure. We take pride in this showing for we believe tt is one of the best in the city. Your choice of any Ol U10 above odors 50c oz. The McKinnon Di-ug Co., Corner Great George and Kent sri. “Ml-

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Pies With A °‘Moreish"’ Taste

'l'here's s purity and wholesome

delicidiisness to our pies that csn- not befouud in the common hind. 'l`hst’s because wa use °\IlY “W purest cresmiry butllnfrelll. lm' skimmed mill and choice paltry nom-. Thw»’l quilt! ¢° °""Y ei-smb of otir pies-flue-lllY°f ffm' gulf-to 0011- . _P use h-mleeeiisbsti-jsp p l ef ¢fssm.........-#lsmoe........l2e.

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» EXT-TIBITORB LEAVE- John

Tweedy and S. C. Lane, Earnsclilfe, GUM to Charlottetown yesterday with a‘ cargo' of Cotswald and Lei- cester sheep and 'poultry for the Am- herst Fair which opens Monday.'I‘hey cross by the Northumberland this morning,

A DAINTY STORE-The painters

and decorators under James Trainor have been busily engaged' renovating the drugstore of J. G. Jamieson, Charlottetown, and the result is splen did. Mr. -Jamieson has now one of the brightest. Uleauest. uptodate drug- BYOFGB lll the Maritime Provinces. It has been daintly tinted in white and Eolfl and shows od to splendid edect. The new .goods received for the Christmas seapon will have magnifi- cent background to throw out the °ll°"t Bhd. as is well iknown, Mr. Jamieson carries only the beat goods Drocurable and always has under him tllllable and obiiging salesmen.

MARKET PRICES.-The following

Prices were secured on the Charlotte- town market sq-uare yesterday and have prevailed since ,est Tuesdnyz- White oats, 40 to 42c.; black. oats, 41’~t0 45C-: potatoes, 25-to soo.; beef (quarter) per lb., 7 to 9c.; beef (small) per ni., 10 to iso. 'rho Prices 'quoted by the wholesalers nre:~-Potatoes, 25 to 38c.; hay, 50 to 602-; white oats, -io to -iz.; iiiooii

guts, 42 to t4c,; straw, $5.50 to 6.50.

CLUB OFFER.-Subscribers to the

Morning and Evening Guardian are reminded to take advantage of the club .Otter before November 30th, as there is no guarantee that the offer will be open after that date. Up to this writing hundreds and hundreds of subscribers have token advantage of it, and testimonials are flooding the' subscription otllcc, expressing their uiilllreclation of the handsome premium picture of King George V. in uniform and the newsy and in- structive wcekly farm magazine, "The Canadian Countryman. Never in the history of newspaper offers in this l>l'0Vince has this one been excelled. UI-lon request a sample copy of thi: Canadian Countryman will be mailed to anyone. This weekly farm paper is anxious to secure a limited num- ber of subscriptions in Prince Eil- ward Island and when the desired number is reached the offer will bo “called off.” Attend to the renewal to-day--Why delay?

Y. M. U. A. NEWS-At a well nt-

tended meeting of the board of direc- tors of the Y. M. C. A. Thursday evtnlng it was found that each one of the teams had but a comparative- ly small amount yet to raise in order to make up the balance needed to makeup the $3,000. Each of the teams will endeavor to complete the task on or before Tuesday evening next. At noun yesterday the team having the largest amount to secure reported their amount completed. Some of the contributions not pre- viously reported are as follows :- Frank Heartz, $100.00, H. J. Cun- dall, $50.00, J. T. Jenkins, $10.00, Judge Fitzgerald $20.00, J. A. Far- quharson $10.00, 1-I. W. Longwortli' $50.00, D. C. ivioiieoa $10.00. J~ B. Hegan $10,00, F. J. Holman $5,00, Matthew & McLean, Souris $10,00, employees of Bruce Stewart & Co., $25.00, A. A. McLean $10.00, W. A. Weeks $30,00, and several other small- er amounts. A committee consisting of W. A. Stewart, R. H. Jenkins, G. F' Hutcheso A. C. Duchsmin, were

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splendid new models

751: ll & A Corset 59;:

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V / Z white coutil, low bust cut very Ce p over

the hip, double steel at hip, medium

` - l l ‘l lengths 4 hose supportc-is so constructed

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consists

$l.55 D ®. A Corsets $l

as to make it almost iinpossiiile to break

steels. This is a regular 75 cezit

model, offered for.. .. .. . . . . . . . .

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and has draw string to insure that there will be no bulg ing through the gown at the top. We have never offered a corset at 1,35 anv better SPECIAL DEMON

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....».-....-...o.._.. $1.00

400 pairs new model ll & A Corsets offered at very introductory Discount Prices--See them

NORDER TO (}i£l‘ Tl'-li-I GI{l'IA'I`l<IST POSSIBLE Nll.VIBl‘§R

the manufacturers have given us a big price conccssioii on 4

saving of zo per cent to one third And EVERY COl{Si£‘1` offer- ed in this great sale is ABSOLUTELY NF-W. We ask you, with

' confidence to see this great sale ofsplendid new models, we in- vite you to save by taking advantage of the special prices we are now able to offer.

Good corsets of very fair grade-_

\ $2 D @ A Corsets. $l.5f_) ,

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oi Freriiihelflhutlili, lg; tlldslflacifitoifeltlyS§EeI;>dlgv(;lilalllhz \ r IdS1THE‘QuiEg.3Ii;.¢I,‘{1AI‘I§E hi 'he “fh°l¢ hip, heavy clasps, nook below clasps to keep corsets from __ / 1 §-rgmza gggmf eFl];n;lt;:;‘]§?”n' `e` fieeg me 1'.; ‘he h(f°7t ~ fprteafdiltllg}»eTt}:adh'gf‘hg'a‘2`e stfds' top is plainly but I i shape low bust double tbickhess Ever tilibant lldwgiopfefsl ` 3' i 1 _ » ' . ' ‘ 1 1 _' i _ ~ ' 5 9 U Y ln 5 6 “T ‘ill Ullbfoldenfl bl” hlfdl" ionof corset, in addition to clasps there is a hook to

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50% 001' Gl'€0l I Z i 0rder Cofsets by olSpecial Corsets i - » mai/.qw Postage this weel

Great Demonstration and Sale of D & A Corsets ` -

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with thc merits of the D .Sr A Corsetsz-

This means that we are able to off-r you ii

$1 D & A Corset 79e

YOU know that this store husa

reputation all over P.l£.I. for its dollar

corsets. In this oiier we will give you a

corset at 79c equal to any previous dol-

lar value. Extra long corset, medium

high bust, cut short at fiout centre, 4

hose supporters deiuuii_-:tration

price. . . . . .

~ 7 prevent spreading. this corset is particularly good for

‘ ladies who like to have :i preltv good weight cor-

""°°"| sei SPECIAL iii-:i.ioNsi‘n1vi‘ioN viucif. _ . .$1.59

0ut ol Town Customers---0rder by Mall---Use Coupon

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MOORE & McLEOD

Charlottetown. P. E. I.

return if the corsets.

Herewitli find $. . . . . . . . . . . .for which send mc. . . . . . . .pr of your specially advertised corsets at

_,,, _ .. .per piir. My size i~;. ... . ..in:b:l. It is itil l:r.-iiooi tli it if I :1 ii not psrfevily satisfied my iiioucy will be refunded on

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appointed to carry out the improve-

ments to be made in the building.

Talking about Rubber Goods

Rubber is either good or it isn't. The dihiculty with rubber goods

found in ordinary stores is that you cannot tell how long the ariicleis going to last, by just looking at il- appearances are so deceiving.'lhere is scarcely anything you have to take more on faith thm an article made of rubber.

A good syringe or hot-water bot-

tle is an extremely valuable article to have around the house-But when they leaki-

We have inet received is fresh

stock of rubber goods of dll kinds and all prices-No “fancy” prices either. Yoii get a full return in

PUALITY for every penny spent-- sr in excf es i f' what you might ex- pect for the money. All Rubber Goods Guaranteed

See our Prince Street window,

for assortment and prices.

Johnson & Johnson The Quality Drug Store. M

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MESSELON, Ohio, Nov. Z9-Jos-

eph Davenport, inventor of the loco- motive cab and pilot is dead, aged 97 years.

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RUSSIA DU-MA

CHEERS BALKAN ALLIES.

ST. PF/I‘E-HSBURG, November 28-

M. Rodsianko, the Octoberist deputy of Yekaterinosky, who was president of the third dum-a, was re-elected DN- -.sident today by a vote of 251 against

130.

M. Rodztanko,, who was re-elected

ter, with the aid of the theft, in his address spoke of the public interest in the Balkans and the necessity for sacrifices in money, and, if necessary. men cm the part ol Russia. The whole house cheered enthusiastically.

Thus the legend that the Russian

press did not reflect public opinion in championing the cause of the Slavs was discredited. The new dumb. dis- appointed the gloomy critics, who predicted the triumph of re-electiom

At the last moment the constitu-

tional principle railied and its previ- ously irreconcilable foes in the oppo-

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Insurance

sonablc rates.

l ai strong feature

Office Sunnyside f

in`good strong Stock Companies at rea-

Promptness in payment of all claims'.',

R. BRGW

Charlottetown

Straw Hat and Dressed

DOé.LS C29

Cents 129 * nts ¢l\lS

DoLeLs L-

Sce my show window for the best value in a Cheap Dressed

Doll, you have ever seen, Sleeper, Real Eyt-llSl1¢S. R°m°V°l’l¢

29 cents i 29 cents 29 cents For The Boys

V INVENTOR DEAD by the vote of the constitutional lcen- sition and the center benches formed "f "limit el¢’C£0ll by Jewish votes. Tha-

u conlitloii which curricd the wui- in- leXU`@'“@ “UllU"”ll~StH “T9 9Vl‘l8"l’-lY ln; to the eneni,y's cnmp by excluding qw the minority, but the bulk of the miem riglit from any possibility of electing lle"*‘~ li- ls Blllllv U-‘"0 “Ut Prepared t0 the President. The fourth duma de-, lflve Amel”l°*l“ Jews 3°’ Al'“°l`l°°“

clared itself a progrpssivc body, but P50055 l’“’f0"°“tl“l h'°5““°“t- it. cannot lic inferred, ‘because of that The P0llCY Of ill” Z*-‘Vel`lll“€“t Will _ that n inujority will be found to fav- be to render the Russian 'market tn- ci'-the American contention in thc dependent of American cotton and passport controversy. There are on- American agricultural machinery,aud ly three Jews in thc new house, the in this it is fnirly',certain to be sup- membcrs. for ‘Loilz being the only one ported liv thc fl\1mu~ Y _J

Amiiersl-made farm boots are very strong and

will thoroughly protect the feet from storms and keep them dry under all circumstances. ` _

They are made of specially treated leathers, are

comfortable an ea.y _ » ` counters and vamps. All sizes priced at -$3 UP-

Warm Comfortable Pants \fVe are showing a splendid line of l-Icwson Ban-

nockbnrri Brand pants here now. These pants arg made of double and twist yarns, are very warm sand comfortable and at the prices marked are splen 1

values,

All sizes priced at $2.75 and.................... $5.25

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Phone 34 5, Charlottetown.

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_ _ . lésl ` yii)\llti:tl?>n;n are acotpt- ~'

Iliave stsrteds Boy’s Lending Library containing a fine list '- ~ ‘bm It is me moi,” .nd - _

of the best authors. It costs nothing to ioin, you plv °11¢ ¢¢\1l 9 _;' mm; ,gmgblo smoke on _ day for the rent of s book. ' """' the market. Burns freely ‘ __ and cleanly, and NOT THE

o I TONGUE. Try OUT

- ' ° s day to L g i it If “W °f °°°‘ W' 'Y ---4 0 Hickey & Nicholson Tobacco Co._Ltil.- "

|80 Queen St. _ Phone 367 J. Boys Mmuhctmfe". '

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d < to the feet have double soles, ,_