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THE 0UEEN’S CDUNTY GUARDIAN

_ Head Ofllces in _New _Prowse Block-Charlottetown

Only About 3 Weeks

Tliisisoui' leader, it solid gold re

$3.5n. BU'

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.iusr rliluil or rr _...'.\i"'f_¢fé>f5"`~1»..

We have others at $7.25. l9.oo. $l_'4.5o :uid $25.oo_ ' ,yy

Until Xmas

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.ll pearl siiiihursl for i»,r

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1 “ ifeflhif ]eweli“Salestli's e' ' l 'f' ' I ‘

pm ,;~__\ prices coupled \\,~;,|, 3 |,,,.g,. ,,,,,,,,,.¥,,.,en, cuulmg' ‘r 'm ' ng ‘ '\’.-rg/` lf” We Are Going To G '

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Your Christmas Gills

Without Shopping

ll younre wonderini:_ what will be

tho 1iioi§t :icceptiiple gilt to sono tu your friends, their can be no more

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~Alley and Co'y.-

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:.i.‘:.f.‘;f‘a".'-=..':s.;>.if=.a':s:‘..as :.'::."...:f=Sup erlor Quality

ln Well-made

i Geo. H. Cook I |

Men"s Leggings

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American Baldwins

\\'c have imported from Boston

:1 few bbls of choice No l American llllldwiils which we now offer for slilc by the bbl. They are ‘good clean npples suitable for fnnlily use, bein_f_{ good for both eatilig and cooking. `

Vile have also about .to bbls of

No. i “\Vca1tlly" Apples on liand wliicll we will dispose of at very rczisoiialiie figures.

Beer ®. Goff’s

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Direct Route to Boston

Last Sailing for Season. ,

_Tuesday 29th November.

or Hawkesbury, llnlilax and Boston

'l`. NICOLL

Agent, Charlottetown. '

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Hogs and Pigs

We buy Dressed Pigs and

Ilogs. Highest iiiarket prices

paid. Write or wire _ ' __

I". E. WILLIAMS CO LTD

St. john, N_. B.

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"We have an excellent show

ing of fur robes, fur coats,horse rugs, harnesses, etc-in fact ev- erythinga farmer or horseman could possibly need to make sleighing more enjoyable and comfortable.ln our show rooms on Kent Street we can show you good goods at such small

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prices at you will be agree I Ngwrpyaggmk ably surprised Callin today A 1gi,.ri,,mt.,wn_

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Prowse Bros Letter Conles- Dr C H BEER vfiliahlo "1 “WY “°*“'1Y “PI"°f‘°l‘i“E

closes on Dec. 22nd. Let every

one tell why cash is best for - “'='"" "““i“' "='f’°“ _ fm-uiuuuu of a league would lui well

all. Prowse Bros. ll-28d3i

THIS STORE SELLS MANLOVES

Our showing of high

class leggiiigs for \-.'orkiiicll, farliiers and sportsilleii is the best that technical skill and nlolicy could prodncc- they are the best ever seen iii the city and we are sure

» that they will give genu-

ine sxltisfactioli for every cent expended in thcui.

Tlley are in tanned

leather, canvas, black cloth and fawn watenproof cloth and represent the best values in leggings that can

| be secured for the money

ill Caiizuln.

Our inonlded tan leather

puttees for rizlding and sport is the best of its kilid ever seen here. It is nloiild- ed to the right shape of the natural leg, has eiicircliilg strap for frlsteiiiiig and is the t`a\'oritc leggiiig for the \vol‘ld`s best liniitcrs and

`| liorseilleil. Price.. . . . 3.50

Laced canvas leggiugs i

75c and i,oo. ‘

Lclitliel' lcggigils, laced,

lL r.55 :uid L85. i

Black cloth lepgiiigs,

spring* sides, 15 inches high . .....$i.35~_

Fawn wateiproof cloth f

leggiiigs, biittolicd. . . . 2.oo

.mmdmi Cliarlotteloivli

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|]H.H.l]. JUHNSUN

Kent Street

Practice liiiiil-id ro diseases

of Eye, Ear, Nose 'I`liro.'it and Skin. `

Eyes tested and iiolerl for

glasses. `

OFFICE HOURS i

g to ll R. m 1-_'io-~_'( gn

Evenings on appointment

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n Prince Street, left estcrilay on re

e, e p n ng

H overture, a slection from Bright

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|| and Alvin Verdi, were musical

ll delightful short comedy in A stormy

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ed 118 tons of coal and sailed for Charlottetown.

Services will be held on Sabbath

. y_ River at three, p. m. T. F. Fuller-

H. Price Webber arrived in the city

yesterllay, en route to Nova. Scotia, ‘his company appearing~ in Dig‘by Monday. He reports business being good. Mr. Wehber’s maliy friends in St. John would like very milch to have him perform again in the city, where he always gave excellent sat- isfaction for his staging of respect- able dramas and comedies.-St. John Telegmpli. ’

Mrs. J. S. Floyd, who has *en vis-

iting with ltev. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd,

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turli to her home in St. John. Mrs. Floyd is gifted with an exceptionally tine voice and her singing, at the meetings in the Central Christian Church during the past few weeks, has been greatly enjoyed.

Those who were present at B. F.

Keith's Tlieatre, Boston, lust week were simply charmed with the diver- sity of the programme. Not a dull moment was ther from tli 0 e i

Eyes, Hosichna, to the Exit March, Jimmie Valentine, by Gus Edwards. The King's Jester, La Dent, kept things moving as he juggled with bumpity-bump hat while Verona

varites seldom excelled. There .Was

hour, followed by the man who talks and sings, Harry L. Webb. The marvel of the hour was Takeo Namiha, who walks upstairs on his head, accompanied by his Japanese acrobats, Right through the pro- gramme woiidersreigned in trained animals, beautiful dancing, marvel- lous singers and fun. Especially eil- tertaining was Gus Edwards’ song revue, previously referred to in The Guardian.

The silggestioncomes from Sum-

mersiile that a Provincial Bowling [league he formed to consist of ten teams: li senior and a junior team from each of the following live alleys:-Summerside, Chiirlottetown, Arena, Y. M. C. A. League o'.` the Cross and Bnrke’s. The idea is not a half had one from first appear- ences and on being put before the followers of the game in both P. E. lslaud’s liiggest towns it should find many who would not only be \vill- ing blit most eager that the forma- tion of a league should he pl‘oo.>eile:l lwith instilnter. Tile game has ob- tained a remarkably strong hold a- mong the young men of this city and since its inception lei-is than a year. ago has grown in popiilarity with a rapidity not often evidenced in other games. Since the first alley was laid dowil three others followed, in rapid success-ion and it was re-l mnrked that proprietors were over- doing the thing in their efforts to provide a snttlcient number of alleys to accommodate the rapidly increas- ing patronage. But this hau been proven to hnvc been incorrect. The ten alleys llcre are kept mcrrlly hum- ming with the wliir of t`ne.liall and

the crash and fall of the pins. A' happy medium has been struck and there are in this city not too many but just enough. Since the game was instituted here the recold score

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Surgeon Dentist

Richmond St. Rhone 153.) Over Prowlc Bros.

lRI.~lH LACE THREAD-THE SORT

Real Alaska Sable Mufts $18 OO

has gone steadily upward; first one and then the other competitor proilliy rlnlniing the honor of hold- ing thc alley or city record This now stands at 256, and was made recently by Fraiik Burke. The game in Hunimerside is milch younger than in this city, yet on the alleys there the scorc of 238 made by L. R, Allan, stands as the high- est. This is remarkably good, Not only that but ‘there nrc n large num- her of Summcrside boys wllo arc

tnnt mark nud the tive best should

St. James' Hall next Friday even- in

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first' Dec' uh, in the Presbyterian spending several weeks with friends

, _ oil the Island. James Moore was the _(__/lh“F;i_l_;da§n_l35‘]’;’k£l\;9`ll‘gch atagleveg/fx' gé undisputed winner in the contest.

ton' Int Mom _}Mesal‘s. Easton Bros. shipped by

It pays to buy in this Province. Miss Minnie Gay, Pownal, was in

--- . the city yesterday.

All interested in The Guardian cou-

test should read the Tour article and

standing of candidates on page 3. Solis of Temperance are kindl ask

All subordinate divisions of the

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to forward to Grand Scribe their el-i

A ~SYdll@Y GXCUHHQG BHYB1-Th€'ection of Deputy for ensuingyear at

Schr. Edward Grover, Bennett, load-lan early date,

One 'ot the jolliest times in the his-

*_ t ’ f H ' lb k i Besides the fancy table -there' will pmy 0 Me mu “as R contrast'

be a cake, flower and candy table at pa

rty at the home of James M0ore,i <>\i/nal. on 'rliursday evening, 24th' st. The atlair was in honor of Miss] vy Blakeney, who will return to herl ima in Halifax on Wednesday, afteri

le S. S. Northuiiiberland yesterday

' The Always Busy

Cash Store

£hildren’sCoats

A great many people have pilt off buying a

coat for the little ones until colder wezitlier :ir-

rived. `

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orning four head of registered Ayr- hire cattle consigned to a gentleman

Dedham, Mass. This is the first

hipincnt of registered Ayrshire cat- e that has left the Province for the nited States and is certainly cred- able to Messrs. Easton as brec<leri;_ he cattle are in charge of John'

Easton.

ther illnst soon end and then look out for the

cold. Don’t you tlliilk you had better look at

the coats ilou' and be rcxldy for the colder ivcatller?

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this Province have received notices that both British Columbia and Ont- ario will have an exhibit of apples at the Fruit Show in this Province, which is to be held in the Kinder- gartcn Hall on 'Fhllrsday and Friday Of

exhibit Wagner, Jonathan, Spitz Spy, Baldwin, Ben Davis, King, and Mclntosh lied. It will no doubt add very much to the interests of the Fruit Show and help to increase the attendance.

Charlottetown about rwhat action should be taken to check the damage being done by the Tussock Moth. The Fruit Growers’ Association have-I

Experimental Farm, Ottawa, to speak in this city on the Tiissock Moth and other insects injurious to shade trees. Dr. Hewitt will speak

day evening, Dec. lst. It is to bel hoped that there will be a large ut- teiidance.

Shippers nt sniclts and ecls

in this I‘l'o\'ince should write to the (Ialilcc Fish Co., Inc., 27 Fulton Fish Market, New York, and ask for the-best manner in which to send their con- signments to them, as they have a very large trade and can dispose of Provincial sinelts and eels to the best possible advantage. They pride themselves on their prompt returns and the satisfaction they can give their customers.

The Fruit Lii‘owcl'a' Association i

this week. British Columbia will

There has been some discussion in

nvited Dr. Hewitt of the Central

n the Kindergarten Hall on Thurs-

Hood’s Pills ` .

Headache

' Blllousness, sour stomach. constipa-

tton and nu liver ills are cured by

The non-irritating cathartlc. Prtci ‘I 25 cents. Of All druggliits or by mall ot C. I. Hood Co.. Lnwell. Man -

Charlottetown Steam havi-' .

Nov. tthc il. S. Nortlillmberland will leave the Company’s wharf daily, ex- ‘ cept;,Sunday at 7.30 o’clock, a. m. Rieturnliiig will leave Plctou about j, 1.30 o’clocl:, p. m. ‘

gation Company Limited '

Commeiiciiig Monday the 7th. of

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G. W. WAKEFORD,

Manager. '.

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See Us Before ~ Being Fitted '

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With Glasses .»

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\`ouc:iii`t liclooprirticiilrii'

iiiscluctiil 'our lasscs

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Bearskin _

Sizes zo, 22, 24, 26.

_ Prices $l.60 to $3.25

Cloth

Red, navy, etc in all sizes

At $1.75. 2.25, 3.25 etc.

I Shopping Bags

_ _ l/Ve have not space enough to give you :1

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detailed account of all the

varieties of shopping bags we have iii stock. The lezltliers off which they :ire iilade are Goat seal, Walrus grained goat, iliorocco, reall seal, Kziratol,

Init Alligator and real Alligator.

'lhe prices run from a patent leiltller io inch bag with

purse inside . . . . . _ . . . . A gout seal io in shopping brig Karzitol covered frame, leather lined with piil'se...............

'I`o real seal io inch bag lined with silk iil0ire.A tuck flap

seal purse :lttached inside :ind 11 gllllilletal frllilie of the finest qiullity. l‘Iil\'cfopc bottoiii. . . . . . . . . _ . i ....... . _ . . . .

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_Embroidered Hose

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silk. .

Kid Glove Dept

A splendid quaility of Aiistrizlli kid with two, dome f.istliers_. Tails ind luoiins only

Bizesb to a

\Ve have ri iiuiilberof szliuplc pairs of ladies’

clislinlere liose in different i ilo rs oidered iii

\Ve halve sold ilnillbers of these for Cllr ist

nlils gifts during the last few days.

v I llegliial' 45c for 3lc S5c :l pail' for`5oc V " 6oc for 4lc $1.25 :i pair for 65c

All extrli quality of Dciit’s tan and broiril dogskili gloves. I le;ivy scllills. O ne Dome Q Sizes 5 3-.; to a

STANLE BRO

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bc pl'0pci'l_\' lillcil; .\‘i‘i‘uilrl ‘ the adjiistiiioiit ol' thc friimcs must be ci\i'l'ei'l. A lens perfectly tilted \vill not give good ri-sulls if lhc frnnics are not :id`listeil

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roll up an astonishing average. The

for the vitality of the game in each' town and in the` matches, which could be easily arranged on the day of hockey matches, the great inter- est in the game would stimulate a

'FHM' MOST STORES OFFER YOU ii c re lin muffs offered friendly and doubly beneficial rivalry mm 1° CENTs_HERE AT 5 gica mtillliliia hlriher price. Real between the two "burgi-i." The ex- {¢fiNgS1’ER SPOOL- MOORE & Mc' Alaska Runs from sls.oo up. pi-use entailed would be small and .co

~ 11-21015- pawns, Patons. I I-3Odtf. easily arranged for.

"Mothers find it very easy to dress

STUDY OUR -ADS FOR THE OF-

thcir boys in our chotliing lepart- FERINGS IN LADIES SU1T3_ NO- ::Dr. Preston'i; (lhilblain Cure-A inciit.. Styles handsome and IJriC\’~S TICE THE LINE QF HANDQOME specific for this very troublesome ll',ll‘l\f~'ini:. $3.00, $4.00 and $5.00 UP- SUITS WORTH T0 15_00 THAT ARE complaint. One or two applications lltoil’i~i. 21-22dl.f. _ .-_ ‘ ' ‘ . , ' li

lllBR KING

ru/in romeo ‘rss i‘sai..¢.Niita.fi: See Bullefm Bfwfd fm' Names Of .

.iHa'iiiifnet`iired by I wi/of snow You-oivhpS_§o_pANag PhOtO PlayS

It0CK CITY 'IOBACCO C0

"A great many people think that

itiifis;fftiii§`ii.§i"i€f':ii;r§flii§I I ., Sl-Ellill I You Should Try a Can of

` Delicious Island Salmon#

olir linmciise clientele and our onor

cess lies in the "goods" in the EPIC" did values whic-li we oller and 'd

are a trc them both and we mean to hold them. Yours lor Fine No.1 Quality Iron; at a lower price than you can

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Hiigllisloma 'rias Fon Mau IN

'ri-na TIME-i.ar 'rua voUNo

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hnliiiisonav. WANT 'ro Know; How

NOW OFFERED HERE AT 77_, will give immediate relic! and it STUDY THE LOT OF BEAUTIES use for a short time will etiectacer-

~ WORTH T0 26.50 NOW ON DISPLAY tain cure. A Painless "°"‘°dY. easi-

S M 0 K E and C H E W AT JUST 12.00 ascii. ivloona & ly iiliplled. iirodiicliic no iinvleaeant-

`Mc[,E0D_ 11-21dtt. results. 25c. per bottle. E.A. Foster,

_.___ Central Drugstore, Sunnyside.

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properly. \\'e :irc zisjciiimv- ,t ful with oiio :is with the other :uid we gilnrantcc

s:i.lis~f:iclit\ii

\Vc wisli tncrill your at

telltiml lo our really chili- fortablcz oyc-glasses. Tlii-_v :irc not likl-l_\' to get out of correct position and moreoviir, are absolutely

Cuinforlzible.

\Ve would he glad to

lmve you rome iii :ind soc tlicseslylcs of glasses, as we lieliove they would .sn'isty you and iiiiprovc

your visioii.

jeu clcr ~ Optican

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THAN EVER IN THE HISTORY]

OF

IS ONLY COMMENCING. COME IN '-

AND LICT US SHOW YOU WHAT

1 ONE I’RI(‘E MPIANS IN BUYING.

YOU ARE NOT PAYING FOI! YOUR NICIGHBORS BARGAIN WHEN YOU CHOOSE HERE. MOORE & Mc-

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,,Ra,nmmtS that can he used as] "Stove (lenient for back of stoves "Olll‘.3i.25 shirts are one of our

,m_umt`_ Wm he usd", things :rind ranges that will out~\vear metal

.< ' ai; ,s .0 ud| :_ ‘ _. , i _ ` nr You Ann .ii l<“nil<:Nn 'ro young ”'22‘m-

OWN l‘0(‘»I{l~}'l‘l3O(ll{ YOU WILL] ,. Y STUDY OUR BARGAINS IN F|,vRS_ The military) collar overcoat is the UP ' f BOLD MORE HIGH GRADE Fiipg lliily. $10.00. l’aton’l-i ll-23\ltt.

To THE pR1;;3].}NT wp, HAVE 'best overcoat rotection ri man can

best ailvs. Paton 's. 11-22dtf.

[_ Um “mthu 00 100 a 'castings ami only cost you 1-3 the -#-

"Wc have a nne stock of toilet ar-

ticles, inclliiling brnslies, conibs, iiinnicllrc goods, hold-ails, mirrors, soap boxes, etc. Sec our goods bn- forc makilig a selection. E.A. l<`oster, (`cutrn.l Drugstore, Sunnyside.

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TI-IIC DEPARTMENT. AND THIS in the

FARM WAN I`El)

Farm with food buildinzs wanted.

_F Nc-ur .\lurket. . norc farm preferred und

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H not Ii-so tlilin ulirlity acres _’

Write yiartlcularu to llux li. kenniiizton,

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Tonight New

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liver." Reputation and 90"*d°“°° Photo Plays c Admlsslon

asured szt. We have earned

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Bring in your sleigh and

have it painted before the rush. Have yours done now and be all ready by the time your neighbor begins to think about it. We guarantee you satisfaction.

FRED. C. WAl.l.lill

203 Kent St.

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noon A 'rw' CAN BE 5°!-D 0** 5° Or ham e Benefit To to ro Ni ht oiaN'ri~l 1 Jifsr /ialc us. lwoonla ai P 3 m f W 3

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Qiiininc. Lucinda. 11-HIM l ill-1

World_-Equalsi

HUGHES’ EMUl.Sl0N

for addiiig flush :ind slreiigtli to thc body. It is all excellent and lilislirpassed food for growiiig children, iltirsilig inothcrs, dcbilitzltcd old pcople :ind thc coiivalescciit. It is of great val-

ue :is n cure for obstinate coughs, Hoarscliess, Tolisilitis and

other Piilinoiiary troubles.

3.5¢ and 75|: per bottle _

GEO. E. HUGHES i T"i»..'.'§i`i'I.'.° '

Many prefer the daiiuily preserved Island salmon to the

imported kinds, and we wonldn`t wonder. Island calmed srlluioii is delicious, sweet and appetizing--tlie meat is solid. substantial and nourishing.

Then you know snliiioii that are canned right here .don`t

have the clinriiing effect of a long railroad luiiil like the llritisli Coluiiiliiu products. just try it once---3 oll'll be de-

lighted.

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