-Hotel Dufferin

_,_-,.f3¢"‘°l,%'ii_‘P‘_ I7- ‘.9°7_ _ W _ _ 'run cHAano*1“1‘n'rowN'cU-suntan _ me-essv-tw

_»::m_~_;_~___,____ - i- ,4 - V _ r_, L_ _ gl- ,, = _ » - -- -'=` = ‘ V v , - =” Y .,..ra¢..-gear* __ ,_ A _-.» ‘ - ' - * a ck hair only acheitar I - Nath - I, =. , ` - ' ' , ' ` ' '

° _ *|1811 would bevexy iirbald people lc the

al r _ world. Why be kind to your teeth and - ' '

ann I0 yloigrupalrr Ayer'a icgpr ‘ " ., ~ ' '

u.~_4,,,», °Pl 7° v/eil. Otuca a _ r. s " _ ' - --‘4

sets... rest. wt an.. /t tntf-mat. - nit: Head Oiilces in New Prowse Block-Charlottehwn

2? Q? .ii 2 ir? m

U N S C0 N Y DIAN M---M---he -u----- ==--y ~--=»=--

_ ` _.L il- i i I, Hn - Tdldm’ ‘ h-lima". i - rn- mitigate ttnrvsame night ste.4s.l Tin Bii'i=°f 1°" ¥"'°"d°¥ fi” H;.l'i"“-- n B in

_Th Willing Ring lor you lo huy

*is the one with

l “w w "

. .W. STAMPEIJ INSIDE

ring that grandmother wear.. today. '

- It is made in al- widths so that we can mee: every de-

ms d. ~

h____,____,__.. _..- _ ____ .`._.

it I 'Visitors

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A special remedy prepared suit the case

_ Advice Free

t'-’;;f`~t ‘-illsil G38* bf-T.~°i`i‘ E

_ BCS‘i 5 q uality of

coal at

Geo. E. F uli’s

..,..¢;r-; _

ra es*

Waterproof

-Boots

(luar antee

For hunters, doctors,farmerl

-for the man who deiests rubbers and likes comfort this

- is the boot-

They are made by the “Dry-

Sux" process from English grain leathers.

I5 inch log $8.50 iz inch leg $6.50

- 7 inch leg $6.oo

Guaranteed waterproof.

coal yard

o

_-_H_,‘<

'Aliey@ Cor; I'

ve ' ov. vars. LLNER 'min »

to the _ _ _

' ' Exhtbttrcn i

ryan obtain the finest' hnished Q \ r photos at 0;, A \ A" GEO.ii.COOKS. r /l '~ '

vw .. amain \\'h¢-fn Rm.-» it uw--rs Wert-mn] "90 _ A

__ The ' A

Hu .» Peoples' ‘

' Drtiggist

prepares all kinds cf _ , ,_ iiorse and Cattle Medicine _ 1

If you have a sick or bieni I , -

railing animal ny HUGHES ' _

._ \°'\\\_ _, " H A

an mga _

i Sr. JOHN, N. B. - Foster Bond, Co.

BOND - ° ' MUNI

, ut

New Australian

Rasins

it

We have just receiv -

ed a few boxes. They f 'are nice and juicy with sdelicious flavor. Try a few pounds. `

McKenna’s

At. Both Stores.

m~`?i' ?

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Job

Lots

I

' Weare opening up TODAY tooo pairs of Mens and Womens Boots and Slioes/I`hose lots will be SOLD AT HALF Price. We bought-these g00<lS at our own price and will give our customers the advantage of our barg-

_ ains,

Sprague 8: C0.

\

Sunnyside

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'

A l]H.H.l].JI]HiSilN.

Kent Street, ,-

Practice limited to Diseases §j

' of Eye, Ear, Nose, Throat 1';

and Skin.

Eyes tested and Ettcd for _f

glasses. ‘r

OFFICE HOURS `

llttolla. m. l.t2fI-.till p m.

Evenings by anpoiutmont.

dtww .

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Picklinu_ Vinegar l

The pickling season is about hete and

in order that your pickles will keep right you must have good vine nr. We have an extra strong French Wgite

Wine Vinegar that we specially recom- mend §or p ckling purposes at 60 cents er tt . ,p,Higgbesi: grade English Malt 78 cents er gal.

Goes x x x English Malt 48 cents per

ga .

Pure Cider Vinegar 40 cents per gal. xxx White Wine Vinegar 40 cents

Der gal. ~

Beer_&, Goff

_ Ten Weeks

and Christmas will behere. Now your friends will be more pleased with a Pho'o than anything else.

‘ So come early and _ have it taken by

Bayer Photographer

Phone igz X

Studio Sunnyside

i 1

W. S. Brown is offering a bargain in

scnp. Ad will appear tomorrow.

A Collect was a passenger to Crapaud

by the S S City of London yesterday,

The S S City of London plies on East

River tomrrrow and cn West River on ,~`atnrday.

Ira,I_‘nrdy left yesterday for Vermont.

oridlbis da_`ught.er,Mi|s fda for St. Thomas Ont, where she will spend the win' sr.

Rev Dr Morrison is spending a few

days with Rav J J McDonald, Kinkors, bridle assuming his charge at. Vet-n.n R'vcr.

HVand Mrs. McKinnon leave this

morning on return toSt. John aftcra visit to relatives and friends in Charlottetown.

A correspondent tends The Guardian a

letter’complainlng of tis City Market. Building, implying that tba place wants a thorough renovating.

All telephone subscribers are again

asked to correct their directory books to 132-2 Guardian subscriptions, and 182-3 Guttrdian Advertising.

Cameron McLauchlau of I-.lend of Hills-

bura, who has been on the Winnlpclr Police For.-c for thc last two and a half years, teturtcd home a few days ago. He is locking bale and hearty.

Mrs. F'orencc A. lweatbcrbie, wife of

Chas. S. We tthrrliie, died Oct. 7, 1907, at ht r hon c 310 Centro Strsrt,`Alt1., Oklaho- mn. Mr. \Vcathcrhlc formerly belonged to Vernon Rtvct-,and is the son of Jas. Weati crbio.

The Government st,eamerStnnley letr. cs

Glasgow for Picton cn November l6t.ii_ Captain Brown and Engineer Ferguson have been in London holding discussions with probable tcndercr for the piupcsed new steamer. -

There were tive pnssengcra and a luagc

cargo of freight to Crapaud by the S S C-ty Of London yesterday, On the return trip there werci-0 boxes cheese, ill oat-_en eggs: 18 barrels and 2') boxes produce, it latnbs,5 beef cattle, 5 tuba but.tcr,4 dresi-cd hcgs,2 horse rakcs, 1 plow and one ton of iron.

Following are the officers of “Try Again" Division, for the present quitrtc.: -\V P, Ruth Crosby; W A, Willis Mc- Donald; R S, Aggie Boyce; A Ii S, Havelock t}arson;Con, Maggie McNevln; A Con, D J McLean; Fin S, Duncan Oumpbel|;Treas, Walter McPhail; Chap AB McLeod; I S. Lawson Crosby; OS, Alex McDougall; S Y W P, M FMc- Kiunon; P W P, AJ McNevin; Organist. Bl tnche Beaton.

At Zion Church last night a largely

attended meeting cf Sunday school workers took place to arrange matters in connection with the Convention tn be held at Montague today and tomorrow. Rev Mr Gnuong, Field Secretary oi' thc S S Association was present. Hc gave a tnoatlittcrestiug report of i-he Associa- tion's Worlrl‘s Convention at Rome. The me- ting wcs thoroughly representative of the cbutcbos of the City.

The Halifax Recorder says: The Chur-

lottstown races have given two morv atlfittions to thc 2.30 list, both:trotters. Miss Minto, blm, by Israel, took A record of 2.28§ and Lou Helen, b m. by Psrkwood, got nreccrd of 2.262. Thr- grcy mare, Mamie P. by Parkside, which iftoka record of 2.27 at Halifax, reduc°d this .ttnrk to 2 249 at Charlottetown. This increases the 2.30 li-t of thc Maritime Provinces to 94 for the season.

Rev. Thomas Marshall, formerly o'

P tint du Bute but now of Charlottetown, ~|,~c~tt Sunday in Suckvill, N. B. Mr. Marshall was en route homo from Toronto where ha nttendotl a m~c'ing of the Methodist General Mission Board. Mr. Marshall has been offered by the board the tiositicti of supr-rinicndont of missions for Eastern Canada. Tu the Ssckviile Tri- bune Mr. Marshall said that as yst he had not decided whcthcr or not he would acut-pt the position. He is also ta member of the tcrupcrancc commission recently appointed by tht- New Brunswick uovcrn~ ment. Mr. Marshall, however, had no information when seen by the Tribune as to bow the work of the commission would "o ‘carried on. Rev. Dr. Hearts of Amherst who was also offered the toaition of superintendent of missions

bus riecllrrcd the oD`cr.

Lust Tuesday evening iiev E .I Rriitlce

B .A . of Maipequc delivered his popular lecture on "Rome, the Eternal City," to a most appreciative nudleuca in Cardigan Hall. The icirned lecturer gttvc a most interesting account of both ancient anti modern Rome. This description of auch places as St. I’etcr'n Cathedral, tt.c F. rum and the C .ticomba was so realistic and minute that the audience might well Imagine thcntsetvt-1 n thc Eternal City. Rev. Mr. Rattce through thuhindness of Bishop McDonald in giving him letters of introduction, wat- rco- ivcrl in audience by the Pope-an honor that but few in P. E. I. have nt. eived. At the clot-e of thc lecture Rev, Dr. McMiiinn moved a most hearty vote of thanks which was seconded by D. C. Mornon. nnrl enthusiastically carrie-i, and suitabiyackntwiedgcd by the lecturer of the cvsnink-

i at this season of the your wnahl and

cultic are very prevalent. Remembcrthat British Cough Cure is one of the best rcmsrlies for these complaints. We have just put upn large quantity. Silo per

The Government Onxirer Princess is in

port.

The Northumberlsrd arrived last night

at8.%l.

Mus Hannah Davis left yesterday on

return toBOI'clJ- -

E. H. Moguohcrn -left yercrday on “ business trip' to Halifax.

C. McLellan of McLellan Bros was a passenger to the mainland yesterday.

Mrs (Capt) Murchison with her daugh-

ters Misses Katie and Ann-c left ye ter- day for Oregon,

Mr G A is Mena..-in .ma Mit.. Jessie

Pc hie~t, City, leave this u-orning on a visit to New York city.

Mrs Fulton Adams will be at rome to

her friends. Fitzroy Strec'. Thursday af crnuon and evening this week.

Mrs. Carney, wife of Michael Carney,

M. P., of Halifax, N, S. is spending la short time in Prince Edward Island.

.l. M. Stewart, Iorrucrly _enlplnytd with

W. W. \Velltter, Clly, leuves Ibis utot ning for Montr.-nl vthcte he has secured a position.

l’»rnt»l\ McMahon, Emerald Junction,

P E I, is spending ia fcw days in Moncton the guest of his brother, Percy M'¢Maiton, I J R truin despctcber.

A case of smallpox has developed natu-

S . Martins, N B, the patient being Rev Fted .I Crisp, son of Rev James Crisp, :of Zion cburch, St John and u ell known hero.

Mrs. Franklyn Bovycr left yesterday

morning for an cxtomlfd visit to Toronto. She is uct-om pnnicti by her daughter Katherine who will uttcod the McDonald Coi'c,.e at Ste. Anne dc Bcllvur, opening on the 7th November.

A summons for second offence against

tho Prohibition Act bus been served on George Carver, Great. George Street., returnable l~`tntut~dny. A summons has also been served on Mary B tshu, for Pro. hibltion violation. This cn..~c is also returnable Saturday.

Aiarge numbcr of PE Island horses

have been nhlprcl during the part week to thu lumbct' tcetions of the Stale oi Muine,nnti neve.nl went north tt day or so -tga fur pnrt~c>‘ engaged at- lumbering in the extreme northern section of the province of New Brunswick.

The Mount Allison fcctbnlr-st-4 will

ploy the U. N. B. boys ut Fredericton on 'l‘bnnksgivlng'Day. The -Dalhous Linlit-ge team will probably play the locs. coileglans here next Thursday and the fifteen from St. Dunstan's College Chat~lot.tetcwn may be hrrc sometime during the vioekfoliowing.-S~ckviile Ex

John Kelly, inspector of lights and

lighthouses for New Brunswick has bt-on inapectintr thc new ligiithou c which is being built at Cttpe Tormcntlnc, nud the u-~w ranges which are being installed. Contractor Schurman is in charge of the work. Inu cctor Kelly says that another week would probably t-ce the work`s com- plc'ion. The ligbthonrc and ranges will lic of urcrit service t1 the sailors. The rnngci in particular vriii afford prilcction ngninsi. the rect which is a source of -‘anger-, They will he of bonrflt tothe winter navigation between Cups Tormen- tlnc and Prince E iwnrti Island.

Miss H-attic St -w»\n,Sackv|lle, has gone

to Woodstock, Ont., to attend the tnnuni meeting of the executive itcnrrl of the Methodist W. M. S., whiet is the sno- rctne governing bond of the s ~c>c'y n' d wwntch delegates are rent from every branch in Canada. Other eastern ladies who will attend the mc-_‘ting arc Mrs. J. D. Chlnm-tri,of St. Stephen, fMr~`. G. 1”. Daws0~-, tri' York, P. E. I., and Miss Ada Klllattt of Yurtnou~h, B. A. Mount Allison N07, who In one of thc most nucccsiul tui~t~ionr\ries whout the Methodist \Vo~ tnen's Missionary Socrc'y of Canada has in the fotcilrn work.

A heart-sickening incident was

observctl in this City ycs‘crtit\y by a citizen. A littlc citiiti, a boy of probably ten years of age, was playing on thc sidewrtitr in front of hi-i home. A woman. his motht-r presumably, camo tothe door and called thc child. With ashiver of dread the little chap answered the summons. lie was again commanded to come ln, anti the citizen noticed the fear with which the boy anticipated the meeting with thc woman. His little voiccuttcrevi the pleading words; "Oh, <icn't in-at me," and looking back the tnun nc-ticoi that tire woman was armed with a p con cf rope, It. was [rohablc that the itclpcss little chilrl hadfonly too mul-h cautc for dread, and that he would fare cruelly. What a pity that some parents-they exist in Charlotte- wwn - ennnct treat with common humanity the childicn committed in their cttrc. It would be well if they would boar in-mind the injunction; “inasmuch as yc did it unto one uf the least of there. My brethren, yo did it unto Me."

THE oRrctNAL c0RN CURE.

No substitute has ever been devitcd that

gives the nick, painless results of Pur~ nam's Cornlldrtractor. For titty ea its success has been nnequnlled. Fir :arty and tnorough cure use "Pnt.nam's" only.

NOT|CE`|0 'THE PUBLIC

A very large supply of ovarcoa

,P B.

*I* b°m" Awkeddm hem sultings, pantinga and fancy vsetlngs

_,_-,~`-,__ _T _ - ~-' Y '“’ V have arrived which l will make up to

_V aeiheiowestpmslble nrlssfor mod

e , d f 1 goods. Remember I am recognised to be

are not common molasses candy cut in small pieces but at big; gre e con ect on one of "__ mmum ,__ c,,,,,°,,m,,,,_

’ flavored with special molasses , They are not the CH E AP T but the BEST ` _,AMS CALLAGHAIL

Oil _ti}¢_m§l'k_¢t' Ask im' Whit°.s' ' _ _ §Unper Queen Stes

_~'t_~,§,;»,_».r.'¢> ' ~- '- ~`

.

urtistt. ‘ "

.

Children

Misses

3 Coats

r i

eve1'sliow11licrc. \Ve '

have tliciti in c\'ci'y size, froiiitlic little tot

sine tip to sizes for

girls upto 16 years.

l\lo<let'atcly price-

ecl-a Special feature

in this tlepartiiieiit.-

You coiilcl iiot

make tliem tip :tt

ilte price. '

$1.75 Each and

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I Sliilil HHUS

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Pickimg Vinegars and Spices

WhiteWineVlnegar . . . ... uni Pur»=Cider1Vlnegar..... ....... . ...40CUai English l/IaltVtm-gar .. .....hOcgni French Vinegar (5 gal demi-]olin’s). . . . . . . . . . . . .$2 Oil em

S1-a.I~ DERSON tm ,

. ' it _ ._ ' "`"‘» “T “T

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P, i

ileiinrsoonio Eye Examination

f, The cut accurately shows this method in opera ` tion. It is probably, the must reliable test known 1 today. _ Byits use the expert optlciau accurately meas-

ures the amount and kind of error in the patient's

` ey es, completely removing the uncertainty ot the old ` system, and reducing to a minimum, the possibility ; of prescribing the wrong lenses.

l We usa this System

and rely on its readings, almost entirely; The results in past years have been remarkably satisfactory, and if you are in need oi Glasses you ca t'-ot rio betttr than allow u-t to examine your eyes.

G. P. HUlCil¥ESilr'

Expert Optician

Rcllable0ld Marble, and Granite Work

i=". i= LJ F2 Z Y

desire totlunk our many friends for their .gcricrcut pnrcnige of the pas

1

and tc say that we are better prepared than ever to exec ite til work entrust:-fl tc

us, with neatnes and despatch.

No order too large or too small for us.

Correspondence solicited. Designs and prires furnished cheertully on ap

plicatlon.

E Fr i= ’ LJ F? 1 Y

Kent Slrect near i’r.ncf', Charlottetown. r

satarnntf. _ ,

Wonderland

Continues from 7 to i0.00 Program changed evtry Monday, Wednesday and Friday

Mother-in-law At The White

`City.

Legless vi/cn"er. Mrs. Ktiapp‘= Boarding School

,Girls Take A Day At Coney lslmd.

Ort Thursd ty evening Mr- Har-

ney wilsicg “We Ate Growing Old."

Admission 5 cents to all parte of the hail

Nothing chesp hut the price The

birgest five cc nts’ worth of_ Entertain- ment in Canada.

Come when vou like

.Stav as long as you please.

f tidti'

-poons and i~~"‘<s we sell are p‘al- eti on the finest. nickel silver.

The silver is accurately we glial

upon the goods and is gtirtrtniren by the manufacturers to be 20 pcr ce it heavier than the usual 5tzantlart.l.' They also autltoriz: its to rt.~.urntl1_ price paid or rt'p‘uc: the gm l '+_ should anyone of them not prove "va ~“v as represeuttu.

E, li, Taylor

SOUTH Side Queen Square. rnwf rthtf-

1

U;

For Meri Only

You may have been away tin

a lioliday or perhaps you

nrt- going ?

\’i` ty ttnt.i>.'\\'o your <1 tits '~lt-timid

mid ttttttly prciwttl. I ltrw" ttspetz- irtl pi-c|n\r¢tt,ict\ font-.l»»,rt|tiitg n tt ht-s wht it will rettim t: »~ll wuiitts. liring in your null ttntl hrtvtt it rlenttcti und rcnsctl. it will only cost a trifle ittttl limit like now. This is eco|.uitty_ for you. -Think and ask.

C. Alex. Brown

!

CUSTOM TA ILOR. Corner Great George and Kent Sta. Opposite “Two Mans"

’ Ailan’s Champagne Kola

as two very important. eatures-duality and ssr.is»

action.

No other tempcra‘e drink

can equal it.

By the hottie, doz or case at ' JAS. KELLY lit t0

Saloolraluablapr't»peily

at Montague

Tito rr'trlct'.~i;:m~l will soil nl. ztilvllott nt

Moiitnguc lirl-‘go on Fritluv thu sith titty oi ilutobcr iiiiil ut 1-lc\*.|iu'clockforcttooti iltc

following: itrcrtcrty belonging in thc cstaait-of llurticl i`i\|ttcrti|t.

ii A plot tt ti' Irtntl 52rtiitl ft, nrt which nrt-,

crct-toil it r;o'td utttl t4tibrir\trli'\i slurry urtti \\'t\rt~.'tt»tr»<= in with it llic srtrrl iittrttci ti i`:\:rtt-r mt cttrricd on his l»tt.~'iitc--_~t

(2) A ptccc ttf lttttti l‘t't.ttting on \\'.\tt-r alntt-L

on which i-t ct-teriit-ti it lrtt-gn writ-cltott-tc.

also tho tollowinrz (inode rt rl l'l\r|i,ilc~' i

ltoi-se. i buggy i expr-can \\'ugt»n vurrirttzt: intl t:.\rt i\|t|‘r\u».>., l crtrt.. 'i militia, ii burst hui! int-it iron nnrl is fuw utltcr sntnll nrtlcies.

A-ET BR UCE.

Assignee.

Vulltylloltl

Oc . lilh IUC7

in -iztltt/-rt-ti.ttrii.

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.'Montreal, Quebec and Liver-

pool Ser vice

EMPRESS BRITAIN..........._.....0cl,lfl_ snatch MaNtTonA_..__,__..___.....t»tr -art EMi~’i¢EBBlREl1AND...... .__Nov. l.

8.8. LAKE Crum-i.Aix and I..\x|c iiititci .arry one clnas of Cabin Pursvcttgors (second lr-ss) tu whom is rrivcn nccnniniorittlnni ituntcd in best part of Stentmr, |t'.f0 ani

.illlm I First (`nbIn-EMPRMS fiesta '$5.00 anti, ttpwnrriq. LAK: M/tnrmm 90,00 anti ur-‘ vvnr1l»t. _

fccoitd Cabin -135.00. 32.50 and 845.00.

hirvl ('.\biu 3.7.50 und l28~75 ts Lircrpcol

Antwerp Service via London

'.\lntrs1- Tmtvm .................. .. Oct. 2o_

4-LAKE Mrcutoax ................... .. Nov. 3 'Carrying 2nd Class only +Carrying intl

Clara only, -4-(`ltrrylng 3rd. Class; also limi o'i number second. 0 t\niW¢ft» <’ili.‘,`."‘tl°.S.iZ‘_‘_‘_if.':_i?§

\\'. B. Iifl\\`iLi".il. Ilintrlct Paris Agent.

t-lt. John. .\`. ii.

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