OCTOBER 21, 19:1

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It Pays to buy in this Province.

MTB- Murfly. Robertson. and Miss

MHP? McDonnld.of Cavendish ure vis- Iiting in this city. -

Hedley B. Weeks, of the 1»_ E, 1_ . Fredericton, was in the city yes- rday.

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BHpl_l&dny’s and Ch na Point. Tuesday, _rs 1 nys and China Point. Tuesday 0713' VVednesd'a 2;; fyigny. River. ISliiltu?dny Ilhver- _ Saturday

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Select That Monument Now

ishot gun, The work was excellent make n cruise to the West Indies 3

,gnu wigs dgne by William, Brown: this wiiiter.-Halifax Ex. _

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iinention. Anoyldneeiiitdiiigtedflgpiciigi Mrs. W. N. Campbell, Boston, Ismithing SI,0u]d mn at P,.0f_ EM'_Ie.S Mass., returned home yesterday, af- 5.

:and see for themselves the work Mr, te'

iBrown can do. I

I An exchange says 1-A Picton man lwho spent I, vacation on Prince Ed- iward Islnnd recently tells us that the Islanders are crazy over fox ifefmmg. There are new 100 fox ,farms _on the Island and new ones Iare being st,35ted almost every week, ;()n his arrlvai in Charlottetown his iinterest was awakened by seeing an fadvertisement in one of the papers Iofiering a reward of $2,000 for the Ircturn of two black foxes, strayed or Istolen, on question asked. He got .gn opportunity to visit a fox farm and Itound the business a most interest- :ing one. A plot of lnnd, an acre or ‘H0 extent, generally including n grove ‘of birch or poplar, is enclosed by u board fence from 15 to 20 feet high

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Iwith n wire fence projecting inward end.) ”“bs”"il’e" 11 Bl10I‘t time hclore Ifrom thc top so us to prevent the exp'

lfoxes climbing over. 'Phe space in-

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side -is subdivided hy wire fences . _ . making E se er Ie I f0_ "sciibci_s having thus ni. ciiiinc to

blame the management if t,huii‘ paper _

p n ionic i each,

Dali' of foxes. In thc breeding sen-I

son the foxes are kept together in ls stopped'

pairs hilt are seperated soon after ns ut this time they would fight one another. ’l‘he big idea- is to get bliick foxes which are thc most vnlu-l uhle. The Island foxes hiivc unusual- IY IUIIH hulr,'und experts claim that they have the best of fiir_ with thei possible exception of those taken ful"

iNortb. The husincss is spreading 18;! Iso rapidly that there is a great dc- fd '§ma_nd for the foxes for breeding pnr- "Ro fposes. This demand has sent thc §enn price soaring and the other day Mr. bride Tuplin, one of the first mcn to goin- suit to fox-ralsin _ sold n air of black ~ . ~ < Ifoxcs for $6l’='500_ Hephas 100 our a large white hat. ’lhe bridesmaid `ers, so you _can read ly estimate his :bile Wcllllih. and ii few years ago he was the fn poor man. Just how thc business whi

iwill pan out when the skins o on

“ 1' ' Hey. is loading produce for f’ s N

MIB. Jam K C I , fa“`0' ' as in St. fghn “£133 we:;"0tf9¢0Wn.1g};mat the railroad wharf for (,arvell

~ instead of "decrease", changing the

Fash will preach. ' '

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: Ph” et0Wfl. Wlll_ Dlay at Antig- the Salvation Army Oitadel tomor- 3 Som” on Th“"kSElVl"§ DRY- Sammy row afternoon at' three o'clock. ‘ _iD0yle, formerly of this city, is wa- .__ - _i

I The attention f th ' t ~ im motor b0aung0sh0l?1S(;2 ;;ia:;re`:iIfe;l|I>ath evening will be Echoes from the

_pleasure the _ad of the Canadian Mot- daige 0"_ B_0“t YVIUCII Hllpears elsewhere in this issue. M

.’ The schooner Brilliant, Capt. Hub-

l The steamer Kilkeel 'arrived yester- ‘day morning with a cargo of Inver- ness roiind coal for- A. Piclinrd oi C0.

In the item of yesterday _s issue re- _l

gnrding the population of this pro- vince the word "average" iippeaeed

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A memorial service forthe late '

Frederick Wiltshire will be held if

The subject of Rev. Mr. I-liarrison's

discourse in Grace Church on Sab- 5;

congress of world wide Metho-

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iss Clara I. Young. Lynn. MMS.

'vho has been visiting for the past

1 The subjects of the sermons b theifew'

EI ‘;ReV» Z- L- FLISII M. A., B. D., all the`Mrs. Young, Pownal, left yesterday

1"-1' BQIIUSI Church tomorrow morning.!afternoon on the S. S. Halifax on rc-

;“"\\ he The Message of the Aiitiimnitiirn. -

lllefives- evellinif. Bored Feet and`

-_ IH\\rniniz Bush. _ it is not at ini certain not H. ivi.

Yesterday the Guiardiiin waslghnwn the t,

va Splendid piece of mechanism in adiun ship is making no water. So Ithe shape of replacing the stock on a far *I9 know" the Nl°b*" Wm 'mt "

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'weeks with her parents, W. I.nnd

U S. Niobe will go in the dock when Q

Cornwall floats ou us the Can-

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spending a couple of weeks with

her parents A. A. and Mrs. Stuart, Belle River. 'She was accompanied to E the city by her brother Miirdick v Stuart. `

The funeral of the late Frederick

Wiltshire, took placeyesterday at three o’clock from his late residence 5 to the People’s Cemetery. The Sulva- ,‘ tion Army conducted the services at =_‘ the house and the grave, .Capt Miller If officiating. The following were the 4 pall bearers:-J, Mclnnis, Vernon- Acorn, W. Acorn, F. Henderson, Sey- f mour Ferguson, and E. Nicole. 1

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All Guardians are discontinued

promptly at the expiry date, unless requested otherwise by subscribers. A renewal notice, and addressed en- velo e in which to remit are sent to ’~

ry, und if no response nnotlier re-

ncwnl notice is sent out and the pu- .

is rliscoiitinued promptly, sub-

' A Special

Coats $15.

This popular i

price is one at ` which you’ll find ‘ here ii -constant l

range of the smart- est coats going. Bandsoine careful- ly tailored g a r - ments in tweeds and plain cloths- all good colors-~ and all sizes. Coine

in---costs nothing lo see them --and not much to buy ilieui only. .$|5 no

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Hats with the touch o “ s "' ‘i A

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Standard Boys Winter

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Paffei ns Ovcrcoata--.

i full range Iierc FIG/Ill////l¢lyfavAfr great 'range at

I lllc and I5c. I f Ihe Buaiest Store in Charlo tefown's Busicsf Street. I 450» 575. 550. 7»50- I '

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to mind-is always present in our hats, i`hat’s ilie thing that puts our niillin. if ery in _a position of its own, of ensypundispiitcd leadership. “Cl:iss”, siy,e_

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exclusiveness can be counted on with yerfect certainly, every time \'\/lien ’ """ A' * '

YQ” leaVe Your Order here You can do so with the certainty that vour hat l 0 " i

XilIlbfi:1tlie_very one that will perfectly express your own individual tasie.~ 'A ~

u t e price no higher than you pay for the ordinary sorts of inillinery_

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_Special Interior, Decorations

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If you ve been seeing a rooin iii your ii-it-lids house that sliows a '

wall decoration different from thc ordinary, if-qnire and the cIm,,CeS .ml 1

, . . » , V- - 4 you ll find it was designed by Monro i\l Leod. If one room or ihe

whole house needs re-ddcoratiiig now is ih.~ 1iin'- t ]

\l`Vc’ll show you samples, suggest ilc.<igii>i_ picpzire cstiiiizifcs of i-of.i ...A _

l (,ome in to to-day, ask for Mr A. E. ilezirlv., annex no 2, J 2

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The woman who does not wish io go liiglidi-

A very pretty wedding took pliicc

Tue day the 17th at the <‘atholic Churcli at Lot 65, whcn Miss Sadie Mctlnflrey of that plnce becniiie thc bride of John M. McKenna. of New- ton, i.0t 26. ’l‘he ceremony wus performed hy Rev. Dr. fliirriin ol th t parish, and was witnessed by ii

e number of persons. The brides--I

was Miss L. Costello and the'

m was supported by Albert Mc- ii brother of the groom. The

wus becomingly attired in a

of brown broad cloth and woru

ii hlue suit with white hat. In

evening a reception was given at home of the bi‘ide's parents at ch a large number of friends of

h bride :ind groom were present.

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than $|.5(l for a corset will be dcligliicd with

Ai our splendid value Moorniac at $I.Il0. This cor- I

set is niade of fine iirni white Goiitil--di-cp hip -low bust,~long iiioilcl--lace 'iiiiisalicd lop---,I

I hose supporters. Equal to many $I`.‘i0 lim-;;.~ I

' and to any $I.25 line sold cl.scwln~rc. Sliecinl

I 'i»`T f~r=»~First clioice frorn-~-- 1

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_ the two best _

You cannot afford to put off

the matter any longer. You have neglected that grave for a long time-you should at- tend to it right away

Our showing makes the sel-

ecting of a good monument easy and our low prices and convenient terms enable you to secure a really good monu- ment at small cost. In all de-

Ith k . _ _ ; " g bot I c mn.r et it in impossible to say Mr

Iblit, so fur as can he seen now, it 0` iwill be extremely profitable. Other- ‘gedd Iwise fox farming will go down in theI.at-N ihistory as--another South Sian Hub- wish l ble.” I life.

There was ii galaxy of attractions _

at The l’eoDlc's Theatre last night. th' EThe new photo-plays of the evening their -comprised n bright sparkling comedy, sible telling 9, story of a Boarding School _

romance and titled The Strategy of

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:Ladies who are contributing to e Y. M. (7. A. tea will please send,

and Mrs, McKenna who arc very lui' received ri large number of in piesents They will reside

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ewton und their many friends

them n long and happy wedded

contributions as early as pos- ta the Y. M. (1. A. 10-zldli,

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signs, from granite, freestone

and marble.

Get our prices and terms

Anne. The way she took to get away

ifrom her fondifather's vigilance, and Itake to herself the man she wanted [showed the truth of the old proverb

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Cap makers in Canada;

' _ _ _ _ _ I flint ought to nieun something to you. lf yo\i’i'e -iiiicresicil in 1 ‘

getting the smartest, nentest most stylish Autunin Cap its worlli whilc io

reniemhci- that these of ours were cliosen.__b¢f0,-e any ,,t1,(.r`St0,~,;. wen I

Saw tlieni-from the two best makers in C-uuadii. All new psiiterns ‘lf

knitted hands-fur bands--orbaiiclless 1

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Chanc1l{le1;i‘.`=:? Bell

"Another shipment of hard and oft hats just in, and we sure think

hey are the best yet. New shopesii

lthnt "Where there’s ii Will there’si a Way.” A splendid Pathe Indian story ,was shown in The Heart of an In- ldian maid, one of the finest Inidiafn depictions shown for many s. day. .Emory White sung hut_once in each show last night-owing t0 a S‘D6CiH1 attraction being put on for one even- ng, But the song and the singer but

me I: 'deepened the strong feeling Ol E005

nil shades that are d ren . Midi fe

fees that are right. D. A. Bruce;

llowship between Mr. White and his

_ i dicnces, and rarely has his mul!"

- . ` 10 Mu' iiiilficient voice and clear cnunciation

I ~ TS ‘been heard to better effect‘than. in

_T Nhw ADVERTISEMEN -lhis rendition of Sweet Genevieve lust

might. Seldom does a singer seem so

AUCTIQN »f M

White, and his flexible, perfectly cul- ti

I am instructed by the Rev. B. Reagh to sell at auction at his residence North Milton on Oct. 28th at one o’clock p. in., and If very stormy Oct. 30th at samet hour. I i diivinghnrse, i buggy, I wad

wagon. i sleigh and robe, I set harness, i ladies` bicvcle, i bed- room suit, i sideboard, chairs. l0f' of pictures, i Home Comfort Range, I Quebec heater and several other stoves, I Base burner, tables, elc , and a Iot of other articles too num- erous to mention. Terms at sale.

F. H. HORNE.

. ' Auctioneer.

`”l°i'°""‘W'iii lr i o N

Choice Residence

in Charlottetown

We are instructed by Edward

_Carson Esq to sell by public auct- ion his beautiful property situated

on Rochford Street, opposite Aeneas McDonald’s Esq. 011 l1UfS° dsy Oct. 26, i9ii, at iio’clock noon. Terms at sale.

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i/ated voice is a rare, rare treat to ieai A special attraction was Dui 0"

i in the form of a stllfl’ told bl' Harry Humphrey and his wife-of their primary work in making a Walkmil tour of the world. the Um” to extemi over uhtil 1915 and each day to com prim 35 miles of walking. They are

ti ple, well informed.

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Bi 1 this town and its peo-

:InepI;veI;|10gl,1Ii;pi?ar in the Polo MonthlY~

,N were given B good recepti0l\. nnliiywere certainly entli"t“‘_“l“f»'~»

--"The School that has won the con-

fidence of the People." Union Oom- mercial CD“,_z._ 8-3I.tII.I.| I

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sed of sln ing the praiass of our

°°°°- "incl: °.i.°'..‘°.'.'.i ii: °”n ha" th?" pntseko veto ‘iia I The our Cream read. A :I I “I Y- I ,rn pnrs, wholesome an nu r ous.

Stewart’a Bakery

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Cream l Ever

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600, 75C. 1.00 and 1.50

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wool VI/'mter

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Knowing what it is -f

made of,-we are certain ) it is hard to improve on. . Let us show it to you and , tell you about it. 3

Many people have .said j

this isjust the kind of a drug store they like. If you're a stranger let‘s get

acquainted.

Creams' Veloute sells at 25c.

Johnson Q. Johnson

3; Stan field's warm all

Underwear. ‘specia

Pure wool, ribbed, soft finish

this underwear for men is made in sizes 36, 38, and 40. ` - By any test you'l1 find it the best thing that can be (1003 \\'f1rrn Mocha gloves wool lined one dome ‘J '

bought for $I.50 per Suit- _

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Drop in to-day and :isk thc

show you.

§i"§‘i'”lll.i»~ $2.50

This is Stanfields med-

, (ltlier qiiilities in- iiuc niocha gloves :ii _

Slaniield’s

Blue Label $2 80

Blue Label is ai heavy

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ld 1-50 151151 Gloves and Mitts c w.'ii'n_i :ini strong, -

fastener equal to most dollar gloves :ill sizes 7 i-2 4 i.

f|_|]'1]|5I]I1]g-5 "LID 7 In I0 IO 3l.`......-.. ..- . .. ......_.......--.......... .750 pdll'

L00, I.25, |59, L75, to 3.25 per puir.

lleavy wool lined working or driving niitis ri(

Sill: 6llc 85c

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Used

is what our lady custoiiiers tell us about

“Creame Veloute.”

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Try Gariliier’s

flima ° "_, Bronchitis

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A sure curs for _fold folks’ coughs is Gardnsrfs Asthma und Bronchltfa c u rc - a 'tandard preparation of un~ usual excellence for prompt- ly relieving all disorders of the lungs and bronchial

tubes,

It ia easy to take. removes the cough and all irritation ofthe delicate throat mem- branen,does not affect the ` stomach and promptly br- |l ings rsllsf. Itincrsaaea the a

weight and tones up the

ayatsm generally.

Price 50:.

Sold only by

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The 2 M acs,

Goaatr Not aa luxurious aa tba Pal-

iuni weight underwear, ribbed, closely woven, slipp- lied in all sizes. Excellent value, at per suit. . . .$Z 50

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35¢ each

Tiger Brand Fleece lined underwear I.70 suit.

Slanfeild’s Black Iiaheldlnderwear $3.50

=~ For the outdoor man who is much exposed to the

weather this is the ideal underwear. It is -'very heavy, very warm. No winter blast. however keen can penet- rate its warin protection. Suit. . . . . . 50

Boys’ Red Label Stanl`ield's underwear I.70 snil.

Penman’s Fleeced lined underwear 90|: suit . Peninan°s Fleeced lined underwear, boys Jilc and

wiirni innkc, ribbed, carc- fully finished just right: for a iuzin who does consider- :ihle outdoor work......$2 80

' Finer lines in _'_-,loves or iiiitls uiaidif of lloi'.~:c-

I-Iidc, Mule skin, Bin k, cle, at $l.0 lo 2,50

M en’s Nifty N eclcwear

l\lcn's foi_ii'-in-lm.nd tics wide flowing ends made

of iiciil good silks in pretty patterns and colors 25c ` cac 1.

The big case just inside, thc door is full of thc

ucwcsi things in ni.-ckwciir tlirit iiindc iusi such styles and qualities :-is you would expect. to piiy 75¢ L00 for, our price. . _ . . . .. . . . .50c

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"GOING TOURIST"

l o ular wa to travel. Tourist sIe;»eia,p light asiid airy, with biz. comfortable berths, accommodation no aauiu. ii mimi. are wfied from Montreal on the m0\‘l\lU8 Bud night Fast Tranacontlnental Express Brltfah Columbia, and on the PB¢l0°

ace Sleeper, but they meet thc rc-In g I

I IZ I . I .I I ~ ' ' ` ‘ ., , . . i."..;z'“i:;.“;°. i.i:i°;'.s' iw- ~~ U. _'.»_:;~__q___»;_ cost. (‘»oinbinstion tickets ure lssucil , _ h 8 |'"°°‘| “I li th privlle . of _ 5i‘I;v|;Ilini:mIli"ii'Ig;Idsn ti: Moiitreiizxl rind 9 |9'“l“1 "*\l"¢5 BI- I-hell' Dfll`-¢- “WY iwwn st' - lnmda second class beyond, and holders of ‘1 “md” UI °°l°°t°‘1 IUMIIBFS and ox- .Tam Hu hm. H

auch tickets can travel “'l‘onrist" li lv msd# for stroiuz. serviceable Fwd r H. Ii 'h_ "rs"

from Montreal, on payment. of tho lv anratylish. perfectly' fitting i\nd~ ‘ ° ' ‘° ° ‘st ‘

‘tourist berth rata. Full information

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from J. K. Ross, Local Agent., or W,

l‘l0WnI'Il District. Pasi-wiigei‘ A cnt,

~-0".. .i..i..i::: gloves are “many $1--i0 to $2.00. H. H. llrown, ISS

co fortabls. Price $1.75 to 82.00.l

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