.las Kelly di. Co I

ENG RAviNri r» F QUN [RY .....‘f.........‘°$.’:‘.‘::.._’:::.‘..‘t i ima:

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line. '

engraver is turning our artistic work in his `

an h ive your ENGRAVING done at short notice and we can . “mplos or make a design so you can have just whatever style of -- ‘ ~

ygq wish.

W. ~vveis:1:..z..1\`r:i-nn, Guardian Correspondents

Jeweler and Engraver,

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YOU 0 WILL

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ISTAKE- 0

if you buy T e a, ` Holasses and Kerosene i Oil from us- _ .5 The price and quality will please every econ~ imical buyer- . Look to quality not

quantity-

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We the undersigned Drug.

of the city of Ch’town 410 ` i‘

Drugs Chemicals, &c., than my other store in the City. _

Signed _ Q W

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Reddin Bros.,

innate-ri. im if iam. ,,\ A

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guarantee to sell better

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opp.1».o, - ‘

victoria Row Druggists. 7

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trim. , __f’f»

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(llVE US A CALL.

Gllemacail We keep good beans,

OQQ, #wed or r ed the best you ever saw. Ulrduunsre open frcm morn till night _ ___ - _-__-_ _ix--,'"..».==~ -_-

: lehealways delighted on anyone to wait.

&

give you a Chicken Pie, a Lamb Chop, nice Riimp Steak,

3551.1 ‘t ak nn

Street, Next Prowse Bros.

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:ME _ i Rubbers

For

Ladies

“The Pride” 60.3.

“ Gipsy A 60c. “ Dorothy (toe,

pap) 600. The Petite (Ameri- can) _ 60c. The Columbia (Amer- ican) 600. _

The Mermaids 650.

“ Romeo (Ameri-

can) 65c. The Zigzas 750.

“ Silkolme 75c.

1

reyou, you won m e y

the COKMERCIAL CAFE,

is right, `

forever afterwards

partake.

AN &ililGGS

Valve .. _

J GEO. GRIWER.

. Ol-IARLOTTETOWN.

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THE IIYSTEB

never tasted better than itdoe this year at the Rovtl Res iauranr. We make a spec' iaity of supplyin the best to our customers. Wiien in a lim call here for emu the I _ ghell. Weopen qiickly for or ou.

Q,yAlso by tae quart and any way you want em.

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°°'-Qhseaandliahainndil.

To Let

Appl, *'<; . ' _ ciiaiinss- Beaumont _.

annnairas;

Inva r 1 e t y

they c »ver .all shoes needed fi r any purpose, in doors or out for dress or, hard service, and a

09]] itll ml=9~._°_t 9r.ss.ef the same price.

Phone 137.

HAVE YOUR

Puorotnngg

Taken ia. ii d

Colored for

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Glllllll, GEITZEL & C0.

-SUCCESSORS TO--'

WESTLAKE __B_R_QS.,

QUEEN-CQ.-5-* ~ 1 '

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house on Upper Eusion

Ho lllian L

NG Solbioiilrd G

1* Every msn ' ' _

The new fal ” - -

shoes in this JWITH A

asingle day without a shave, or at least with an unclean face. We are

E ever ready to shave you quickly and

at small cost.

_ _____ ___ _ _ _ __ _ r Everywliere.

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REGULLB meeting of the School 'Board

tonight. '»

Pawn Winner-:n’s Company, Opera

House, November 9th-Klng’s Birthday. tf

Ds. Anderson will pay an otilcial visit

to the Souris High School ‘on the mth of the Present month.

Ar tbepollce court on Saturday morn-

ing, Joseph Welch for drunkenness, was dned $2 or ten days.

Ally Disco desiring to ight a double

omce, with a, desirable location, should apply at this ollice at once.

THIS .lfternoon at 4 o‘clock the W.

C., T. U will meet in their rooms on Grafton street. An executive meeting win be holds: ~f.:-io.

Insane R. E. Match’ and Ewen Mc-

Dougall sold a number of- barrels of BDDIQB on Saturday »by auction. The price sold averaged about $2.00.

'1`xii: football game 'between the Abeg-

weits and the First Fifteen of P. W. C. which was to have been held on Saturday

haqbeen postponed until Thursday of this week.

TILLIE GAYNOR, who was remanded to

.iliil tor eight days, appeared before His Honor again on Saturday morning and wasfurther remanded to jail, pending removal to the Asylum.

TENDEBS are called for the printing of

the annual Report of the P. E. I. Sunday School Association. Information can be obtained, from and tenders submitted to G. P. Raymond, Charlottetown. Tenders must be in by Nov. 5th. e td

TH1:Ahegweits are putting in a good

deal of faithful training and will bein

with the St. Dunstan’s teaiifon Saturday next. Prof. C. J. McMillan will appear onthe halfline which will bccns of the

strongest in the history of the team.

01! next Friday evrnlng, ‘Mr. W.|

Newson,Priuoipal of West Kent school, will read is paper on “ Ancient Rome.” The Rev. Mr. ‘Young will follow with one on Modern Rome. ' The literary department of the Egiwortli League extend a" hearty invitation- to all-to come to the school room of the First Methodist church and enjoy with them an intellectual treat, _,_-A-_

Acorrespondent in Souris writing _the

GUARDIAN says that shipping is some- what dull there at present. 'Messrs. Sterns Bros. have nearly completed the ¢-xterioroitheir line store, in fact work- menare busily engaged in placing tar upon therocf. The new 'church now in course of construction by the Catholic people will give some' idea of what is possible in Island stone. The walls of the edifice are all completed and the roof is now being placed in position. _

A GRAND concert and pie social* was

held at Maylleld on Monday evening Oct 28th, the occasion being the opening of the new hall at that place. The musicalpor- tionof the program reflected much credit upon the emcient organist Miss Laura Houston of New Glasgow. A stump speech rendered by Mr( Wm. Carew of Wheatley River received hearty piaudi ts. Solos rendered by Messrs. Eldon McKay and Richard Stevenson of New Glasgow, John L. Clark of South Rustico and Elton Robertson were numbers of admlra» tion. The financial result was $2.38.

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` VHOOPING COUGH IN GUINEA.

New Guinea is just now suffering from

avisltation of whooping cough. This is the dist time that the rnalady has oc- curred there, and as usual in such cases it is spreading like wildfire. It is well known thatfinfectious diseases occurring among a hitherto unattacked people rage with the greatest virulence,and whoopin ` couglrin New Gu_l_uea‘ is no exception; the natives are dying by hundreds, f _

punk* 1-vw '

Wash day is easy and clothes

get white if you use

shaved clean at once J ' It does _away with Washboord

Smartest kpown * Q Should call here and have .same

5.44 `

lass

_ PRICE

2| htS§iat_ » V

5 Wgoleashirfhc.

V _~;»">" " __ 4%"

rubhln . Zcakes 5c,all grocers.

an r _ ` _ no J

make 'ire the DIRTY FACE 0 ~ _

3-special attention paid to hair cutting. Mc%innoii dc li¢[cNevin, Queen v\

St. Agents at. Charlottetown

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10 lbs. granufared sugN’f- ee

splendid shape for their third match"

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` THE GUARDIAN, UHARLOTTETUWN. PRINCE .EDWARD 4;" ` 'C V

ii _ni

Rev. S. Hicks presided. One” of iUtopi'a’a, risin elocution

of our promising vocalists, Mr. Ambrose Mellett, favored the audience with a well rendered solo, ,in his ~ usual inimitable style. .A very* interesting letter from Miss C. Holman; of India, was read by Mrs. Hicks. There was also areadlng by Miss Joan Henderson. At the close of the meeting an address was read by Mrs. Clements, to Miss Libble Ayers, the able and ediclent organist of Union Road °|1Ul‘°b» who retiring from active service, and who with her parents Mr. and Mrs.’l‘honias Ayers, will in future reside near Charlottetown. The address was accourpanlsdghya purse, a present froi1i»1.he_;5>eo_pleof Union Road, in token ofthe high regard, in which she is held by them. Inryadditlon to this, Mr. and Mrs. Ayers and .1Miss,Llbbie were the recipients of gifts from individual friends and thus are/ly interesting meeting was broughtto afélcgh. Minaud Mrs. Ayers will be mnchf missed in church, and prayer-meeting, -where they have- alwsy taken a protdlsent part, and the good wishes of the community, ge with them

to their Lfiiturs' homie.-Mtss Addie Mo- Kinnon returned toj eine in North River, yesterday, accompanied by Mrs. Cepli. Mellett, (whose guest she has been for the"pIa'st week) also Master Clarence.- Miss Blanche Auld, of Covehead, has been visiting in Union Road, the guest of Miss Marion!-Henderson.-Miss Fannie Essery, who hssilately igcnsiizo Charlotte-_fi town to' attend Business College there, is greatly missed by _.her _friends-Mn,-]§'e, abbott,`1eft yesm-day oninisit tofhis daughter, Mrs. Ernest Mclllllan,

cougratula|*ted"on securing for its organist Miss Irene Eserry. Miss, _Esseryhas spent some time under Prof. Ea`rle’s'~" tuition, which ls, in itself, asudicient guarantee of her musical abilities. She will bs ;

assistedf by Miss Gussie Peardon, a

former pupil of Miss Palmer‘s..-THB

HEAVENLY ._ ._

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lfroupy ilciighs of Chldren. <`=`ii°°‘i."§E-”°i"'°`==°e"""i

Botanic Cougliygulsam is a blessing to all

a wonderful reputation for its dicacy arirl fully deserves it;

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:How much esinifiler ggvheredtgpi true specidc or crou con ivan _ 4 _ UW, ble is righltiit hand. Indeed’ nougmr way-fl

is safe with ygig children in the house.

Adamsoifs ugh Balsam is a most de,-3

licate medicine for children relieving the little throatfsat once.Its action is soothing and certain. It clears out the phlegrn which produces the croupy condition and is it safeguard which no mother who know about it will dispchse with. All coughs and inflammation of the throat or bronchial “tubes are cured hy Balsam with yromptness that surprises All drug- gists sell it % cents. The genuine' had “F. W. Kinsman & Co.” blow in the bottle.

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Heinz 'Fomato Chutney, Heinz Celery

Salad, India Relish, Mustard Dressing.

idanrgi-10 centsa. bottle at Sanderson & ‘o.-

The rainy season isliere and you should

have a Rainproof Coat. $31!) will buy one

Fleece Underclothing for $1.00 the Suit at D. A,Bruce’s. 24tl‘. e

Ouiiinew séocir ofd cégtlhs is lhrkgéas apd

com ste. an our pr or s£iic.t§, overcoals andpauts. -John

Waternielons lilo each at W. A., Hutohs

s ns’ '_ , . e 1 < mt!

I

Large men should see our

Elastic ,Underwear-,_it lits the figure so -perfectly.-Prowse Bl‘(.\S.»°*-.|.:'8`i.‘; ' - "

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British Best Iron

blood - W *Q lv

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?a:'£i:.sdjivs px

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Grocery

_Wg would add to oursproiit by selling ,ate

ular prices but_we prefer to enhance 601'- T°P‘};;'l:;:; _ as best value _givers by selling as we ny. \ _fore t ess savings: f _ _ , ._ V _ _._

Tapiocailaearl and Flake A .V ill; ‘ ' f ; U Q5.; at ' ., . _ _ .

- Canoga White Search = 75- lb

I mm 3 M .for '2oc. ~ - Potato Farina A 4°~ lb- cnoiss arms into Menuet noe. sal- 5 lbs. good Tea' -_ p $1°00_

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