-' 'Your order for anyquaniity

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S THE BEST _ AVAILABLE' .

We ‘can supplypromptly

both Hard and Soft Coal at the lowest prices.

will receive our best attention.

A. Pickard & Co

Phone 240 Charlottetown

At one time it was the practice

among the. Germans and Dutfh to ac- cumulate solled clothes and have rr'

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lust Forget- You ever had-ra p Cough _

- Get rid o-f~ it f the moment it arrives--:i6n't let it stay with you -it may ‘prove dangerous.

There is an easy, rapid

and safe method of get- ting rid ot' it-just call or phone for a bottleof' “Mads Cough Mixture” take a few doses » and

he you will be surprised

ow quickly the cough will leave you!

Only 35c the bottle.

The Dependable Druggist 149 Great George St.

7 rinerr’erNrniL .GUARDIAN __

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Ourside line of Fancy Shirts is of

the finest quality

Our Wearing Shirts are _§‘.1:;‘. 15:1 “.1

the Working man i's"l’o:,_l1ii:.<_L` Ii.=»=.1f- _

Our Knitted Wool U._a<1_o.. 'r_f».:r ii

equal to any made. _ _ _

Ou1'Fleeced Uric`ic1\";'ca_.;', 3.1:;-.' tivo

thing for Fall vvea.thr_=r_ _ _ _

Overalls, the kind that mil inuiirl _

the wear and tear.

RailWaymen’s Gloves,' just v_'li;‘_t

you Want

Also an assortment of Ladies’ _

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Gents’ Rubber Footwear.

CANADIAN FARM PROl)UUi'S

160 Great George St.

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Dislrflfuiors of L4\N=k5`&

; tif, k' ibu ing arange, call in and

insprii:tyot\ir?lxa(i‘geV;ss\;igtr(iient xiii the famous M/cClaI`Y

Ranges. __

PANUORA, Kil0l`EN

AY, GARRY, GLURIK

We have' sold ia larve number of these ranges

during the past month._ Everyorw guaranteed t° gwe

satisiaction,_and the prices are guaranteed'

'e=..._. '_ WHY BUY NEW SHOEQ

sl-lor. .

RE__p_"_‘_'i_‘f‘f_;__- _ 0' when YOU CB" 115-V9 Y°'"` ‘nd "_.._._"`“"§»i?-`-3l`l'3 _ ‘ ` ' ones so cxperly repaired here

` that they will be ‘ practically

\ ' I ` new. You can have no idea

` _-» ' ' wihat wonderful work our shoe

\_p\|» ~_ P _ repairing machines can accom- V __ ' - _ pllsh until you know by giving ' _r them e. trial. Send us a. paii'__o£ - - ' _ 5, ‘3 worn shoes and save niost'of

\""‘~ ' '-"` //5;-Q the cost ot a new pair.

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iihonose ones

we chose DAILY AT 53"- _

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noses” Y ` Z _ __ .°w'f°N ernshr. _. _ /_ » f - -_ _“I”

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_ IT PAYS to buy in this Province.

isa: 1'HaT_§ts_v_v _\_iisv__ere_ttes (gr well _

S30 t “ e a or as ery.

up a 1192-10-24M2i.

‘ ,_-_-» .

TURNIPQ at 25 cents n bushel this

week. Medium sized. John McQuil- lqn 5'; C0, _ 1736-10-ZZMBI.

NEW waist _line overcnais $30 uv-

“The Haberdasilery.” _

_ I~'lii2-10»M2i.

ober 26th Rev. H. R. Bell will pronch as toli<yws_:_--‘Norm River ll, }l.ong Creek 3, and Kingston 7 p. in.

MUSIC CLAISSES.-\Proi'. T.:ntoii't

vocal and piano classes will be rcsuin eq Monday, October 26th.

' 1758410-23M3Epd

_ MEN‘8 NEW -sobt felt hats in greens, browns, greys, etc. $4, $5. $6 at “The Ho.berdashery."

1792-10-24-l\i2i.

FOR SALE.--40 qtls. choice haha'

Price 10 cents per lb. Apply it MacMillan Bros., Wood Islands.

_ 1294-10-1MVVcd-li

THE SALE OF MRS. A. BOUNDY Winsloe Road is postponed until Me-n_ day 27'l.h'at 1 0'clock.

_ I 178840-2-l1\i2.

CHURCH OF ENGLAND.-Hurvcs

Thanksgiving service at Springficlr' on Sunday 26 at 11 a. m. and nt Ci-a paud 7 p. m. Collection taken will b. tor Missions. _

ORPHEUS CLUB DANCE ioiii":hl

(Friday) eight. to 11.30 -p. ni. Thi; will ‘be a regular weekly dance ir place of the Saturday night clas.

_ 1787-10-24iM1'i.

ROTARY CLUB.--Rotarian Major.

D. A. iM-ackinnon presided at the weekly luncheon in the Rose und Grey yesterday. Among the guests pros- ent were Rev. H. T. B. Strothurd, Chatham, N.B., R-otarian fmreti Fris- sor,- Hal-ii’ax<and Capt. A. R. Bron nan, Siiminersi-de. The three repres- entatives w.ho.,a.ttended the Augusto. (Maine) conclave reported their ex~ parienccs in the foll.owin'g`,_order-Dr. Ira* J. Yeo, President Wellter Grant. and Di's'trict‘ President Gebrge S. In nian. The coihclavle opéhed with a banquet in the city lrall al;,whicli 000 people were present. The first vice( president, John Dyer, a farmer from Indiaiili, was thc principtll speaker.Iie is thc mf-st eloquent speaker, with the evzepiloii ol ‘Leslie Piilgeon, thc rep renentatlvcs had heard. Next day the. ladies were rlriveri rounrl the city :intl '1 spcciiri service held for them, whiic the ‘ilotziriniis went into business sos salon. One of tire results of the visit was th':it a bunch of iivewlre Aineri~ inn Itotari:-ms intend .ocniiiug to Char- ottetown for the dictrict meeting in `~lJ:-il. The President announced that iv i'_.ilowlng definition oi’ Rota.-_/ was “ he meniorlzcrl and repeated by each iiieriibiir on admission-“Rotary i rt fraternity: without ritual, pass- l, .ir secrets; a business organism-, i i wi liout coziiiiierclallsm or person l ':.ii'i: n religion ol service and good i.l_\w'h_'p witlwut chureiiior creed." E‘~~ vi<r':'fi.\;i_ for the day was M»r_. Chair sw; il il'~_, ac':uiiipanic;i on the pihiif

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DAVIS AND FRASEWS

l'-l-:i;_.ri P\.l1.». S.-\U$1\;,'f;$ O`»i S.`.l.E_ i`~iO\N Br' ALL i._~1.-'\iJ.‘.~.o` .;Ht;t`.£.Ro`, Gov L.~l.'_hiE..1 .-.sr-scrap, $\'AMl-El`» ON E..\(`.H V'Rl\PPER. O- F. (IF l'r1E CHDICEST MCAT FUUDS (,~.'l I`I-in MARAET AND AL» So 'IHE l;H?f\»F$1 ‘W CAUSE NO WASTE WHAT- EVER iN USING.

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Order a Bottle oi

P. E._l. Honey

Fresh from the Hives in per- fect seal bottles. \

Quart size $1~1~'§ Pint size -70 5 pound tin pails 1-50 Smaller bottles \--25

Then you have the bottles when they are empty, for your own preserving.

Ask for Newson’s Honey

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BEER & GOFF

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NORTH RIVER CIRCUIT.-Cn»0ct-if . EGK SWEAT 8 orange and

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' MEN'S NEW belter sisters .$25, 530, $35 at “The I-Iaberdashery." _ ' _ 1792-10-24M2i.

RESERVE NEXT THURSDAY for the St. James Crhurch I-Iaiiloween Ten. . its going to be the best yet.

'POTATOES WAIJTED. - MOIBII

Starch -Factory will take good sound porgtoes Monday 20th ull to FridaY '

'-_-vfwm _ _ . pirwk $.00, green a‘ii§g“p'urpie $6.00. ‘ “The Habcrriushery."

1792-10-24M2i.

VALLEYFIELD ClRCU|T.- Rev. `vIr. Bt-avert will preach in Valleyfleld ioxt Sunday 26th at th_e_usual times -ind pl-aces.

-DONATIONS ol’ old linen or cotton -,ilu be gladly received at Rena. Mc- .ein M-eniorihl ilccpital.

1789-10-24M1l.

FOR SALE.--A collection of pictur-

es, parlor clock, large dining room mirror, -large students or invalids chair, couch, spring and mattress. tables, by private sale at 18 Stewart .tx ect. 1772-10-23Mrtf.

CHURCH OF SCOTLAND.-Rev. o.-i. MacD:>ng,all will preach as tol- iws:-Cii Siiiliith the 26th a-t Can- e Cove at 10.210. _1JeSable at 3 and t Hr.-iiiploh at 7 arid on Monday the litii ltrgyic at 8 p. ni. (Old time.)

RETUFiNiNG TO TRINIDAD. -

Rev. Dr, F. J. Collin who has spent lie suinmcr on the lsl-and leaves this morning on return to Trinidad where he has had charge of the Canadian i’rcsbylei'ian lVi;ssiuiis for a number ol years pnst.

CONGREGATIONAL MEETING. - \ 'general riiicrziiiijg oi tfic congregation ii’ the inte Rev. i)_iii.icl l/iatclocari will ie licirl in the l‘r9ple’s Church on - i‘uesd.l.y, (lrlibcr 2.81511 at 1 Pfcloclr p. 'n. Hy.0rlci' Daniel Stewart, Repres- -.ntlitivc _Elzicix A. ‘l\'i. lvincKenzie, Secretary. 1783-10 24M2ipd. .

SEARCHING FOR LlQUOR_.- A

couple ot s.c'.rcli<:s were made by the police oi'licc;‘.; for int'ixic_ints yester- iay-one at u house ici Upper Queen Street and -the other on :in old dere- ict sclicriner fri :lic w. at urirle oi' Pow tal Wharf. The only Lliftig wet which the officers succcollcrlln gc'tiir_'; wir:-: wet Peet while iiivc;-:ti_:;a!iiig the inner

recesses oi thc c‘.ri sch'.>o'nci'.

\ _.__

SAMUEL KENNEDY, JR. has just

Ltnloridcil u.. shlpincnt ol ihirly live l. 'C. l('eri;'.-icne cngliies \vlii':li cimi. lirough direct from Mllwuukeh_ U. S. l., iii a staiirihrd car. All of tires: en lines were sold and ro shipped to var- ous points on iiio Island on the saiiic inte. Th!-_: is tho largest single ship nent oi' farm engines ever imported iito the ftorritory. 1794-10-24M1i.

_ WEDDING BELLS.- The following' pi'.‘;se. Ali téivcnt of more than usual interest'-' took place in Avon Mass. .th-on Serrxrant Major -Rlilburn Sherr- .- en led ‘to the altar Miss Arlelc Camp- bell, ono cf ,\mhers"s fail' ladies. Rev Mr. Wobbfir pcr"oinic¢| the marriage service 'ai the pi sciiccs wt' a few of the fic-'rr fi'ir'iifl‘=; r_»L‘ Iliff hrizlo and groom. Flite hiiflw lhokorl clrairining dressed in _viii : rjii'ii.‘.-.s srrin and Crepe de _'h n'> v.. 'ii ha* to inzitcli. She also worn rho, i:§'ro:n's 'i'.`_t a bcaultiful set l' silly :i‘ t'ppr-ri fox tors. Alter thc ser- vice they motor-cd in the Sargent Maj-

f~i<ii‘;;-:‘_-:_iiii_ I\i»f]or Slicrren is the 611125! =mi ci' Vi: nn.) Mrs Saniuel Slierren.

ind vit my to the world His many 'rlcnrls on the island will be pleased

sible position in Broclcton where he intends to reside.

Bear island, Aug. 26, 1903

ti of our MlNA.RD\S LlNiMEN’l'

market making no exception.We have

them all but yours; \tlm.t sells iteelt;.

the others have to be pushed to get rid ot.

An Easy to Take _ Emulsion, Pore,

_ Cqd.Liver Qll preparations be-

fsome that were nauseating we __

ous Emujasiou oiiicon uv

was oe' LIM Ano

b . OODAZ _

piped \_v_it.h_H_y`§p bosphites, ste.

edy for all bronchial elections, » chronic °°u|‘hl,‘ sto. sto.

~T|fl UUUIIU Prior! » _

__ _STOCK0ll0TA'i`l0NS

If you are preiurilced against

PERSONALS r

Miss Dolly Buote ot Borden spent

hame in Ruatlco.

Mr. and Mrs. Eric Warburton, loft

yesterday for Revelstoke, B. C.

Mr. Arthur J. White, who has

been smdiug the summer here with has pa s. Mr. and _Mi-s. John White. left yesterday an route to England.

Miss'Emmeiine Stewart, who \re-

cently returned from overseas left yestrrdny'en route to Winnipeg ac~ cenrpanied by bei- brother. who goes to Kamloops. B. '_C.

Mrs. Thompson, who hss` been vis- iting here, the guest oi Mr. and Mrs. ‘ A. E. Morrison, Prince Street, left Yesterday moming on return to her home in Moncton.

_ nnniimx. october as-(Quotations furnished by F. B. McCurdy and Co the Montreal Stock Exchange.)

_ Yesterday.

Atch 91%

A. F. ..__......1se% Alo. ._

113

C. P. 149% Mex. ......._.2sz% M. 114% A. 74%

sau,

cent. ._ _ 13% ,

246 '

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Today

901/4 135 112% 149% 257 113% 73%

68% 78%

255 103% 81 81 ' 138% 123%

110% 107%

STRIKE SITUATION |48 TENSE

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Crue. P. R. S. ..........106',§ U. T. 84%

81% 142

Reading .

U. P. ..........._123\,4

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NEW YORK. Oct 18.~Despite the

assertions ot union officials that the iongshoreman's strike was- practically _over and that a ‘majority ot 'the strik- ers had voted to return to work tliel situation in .the harbor has 'become sci :cu-te that it has forced the authorit- _es at Washington into action. frho Unitéu states shipping Board.

today -issued a statement in ei'£ect` warning longshoremen that stepsare being considered to operate shippingi board vessels without them. It was un lerstood that troops would be employ ed to handle fthe ships in port as in` _he case ot transports and to guard xuch longshoremen us are willing tot .vork at the rate awarded by the Na- lonal Adjustment Commission. ` _ While no officials of the division oi’ iperations have yet received any ex- ilicit instructions on the matter, Maj- or I inb

:ion in Hoboken, said today that th irmy heads stood ready to protect._ feed and provide sleeping quarters, it ieceseary, for any ot the longsliore- men who are-willing to work on the government transports. So far none

E. Ormonde Power, in charge o or supply at the .port ot omibarka-

government sh-ips are still being hand- ed ‘by soldiers and sailors. , _ `,

hlndependent shipowners declare

that the majority oi the longshore- men really want to return to work they will ask the government protec- .iun to their lines. lt was explained that the use ol troops iorthis pur-

riff' ui

PATONS

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ERICK

EREERNS

, _Minor eioosr '

$2 i0 and $2.25 Serge Collars ourlatest

TAILORED BLOUSES in w_hite stripe-\ and check, voiies, repp and -pique from __ $2.35 to $4.50, trimmed with val. and

giupure la"c, clusters of pin tucks, round .

and V necks, $3.10 to $5.50, sizes 34 io 46.

WHITE WASH SILKS, in jap and

habuti, tailored and fancy, $4.55 to $7.75.

_WHlTE SATIN, colored stripe _and

tartan silks, $6.45 to $7.75. _

c 0 L 0 R E o 'iosonesrins AND'

CREPE-DU-CHENE. Latest shades and. newest designs in beading and braiding. ' all sizes, $5.00 to $1450- ~ - -

LIMITED _

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at the men- have come back and the i

the secretary ot' war

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would hav; to be sanctioned by It was said on all sides that the M|"“"`d" |i""""°"* °""_°° “"9” I”

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preponderance at the pier msn

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as soon as they have established There are at present approximately io come back but that they l.rs‘ boi

250 large cargo carriers lying idle in intimidated by srmed_ban_ds_o_! _ the port, 147 of which are shipping cals who have been carry_in¢ board vessels and thirty five the prop guerilla Wflffafe Wm! "I9 IWW

enty of International Mercantile Mar- have voted to return to work.

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ALBERT L. MONJO

Fresh & Piilatable N0. 220 Fifth Avenue, New York city, New York, U.s.A. A

“K Y°“ ‘° "Y LEONARD D. MacKENZIE - _ I .

A an ou. Ano Hvvgvuosau-' Tl'lll'0, NUVB S¢0ti3~ `

il..’.'.2`.‘.i‘f’i'.‘- 2.':‘i:.*;‘i“.i’..i.€°‘1?.§;‘1 _ E. H. MONKLEY _ » 0*

ii-‘s car to the' home ot his sister, '

Mrs. C. C. Dunham, where a. grand

rece ion was hold in their honor. __ Q 0 ’

ir zpuiui l’l. lil. l. and has won for him- 1 _ ‘ \

ati? .i ii:.in1 in licl-ping to bring peace _ `

~---“':=f'°‘* AUCTION SALES OF CANADIAN AND AMERICAN

RAW FURS, SILVER, BLACK AND CROSS

Minara'sS{.ihim_?nt co., aimitea. __ FQX A SPECIALTY

_Dear rs.- our .trav er is ere I '_ ~.~.¢-._~----_~_.»;~.__-__ - today and we are getting is large quan- _ ; `

vii hhiyh th. ish claimant an ti.; ' Auction Sales Take Place Three Times Each Year

been in business 13 years and have \ ~- ` , --~L-' ~¢-1-\-`W`\4UM"W" handled all kinds, but have dropped -~1I)_-_-

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W_ _._ HAGERMAN ` January, May and October ._ '

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““" " “‘“‘" _ Sales by Private Treaty Throughout the Year

- ' i AGENT FOR UNITED STATES AND CANADA: f

more you have encountered , , REPRESENTATIVE FOR MARITIME PROVINCESZ.

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