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__ ,W 'l‘hc fooihali match at Antigoaish yea- ,` Si-:Nu in postage stamps to “The Gua r

terday betwceii the St. I)uustau`s Col- ` dill". C1\H1`10fC01-°W11»" 6 221155 f01‘ 100'1`\111-

P"-‘ lege team and the St. Ii`rani:is Xavier nel stamps, ll cents for 200, 16 cents for

team ended in ii draw, neither side scor- 300,21 cents for 400, 20 cents for 500 or 52 ing. The game was somewhat of a sur- 0011” f01' 1000- T110” i>1"1095111'-2111116 0055 prisc to many of St. I)unstnn`s College 0f 11111111118- EVP-1'Y110dY 911011111 1-186 iidiuirers who could hardly expect such TW11191 51311111115 0" 511911' ¢11Ve10D05 *md

Siiiiuit- on the south side of }_I1lisboro excellent work from the team had not; °°1'FCSD011¢12l10€‘- d tw tf

this season played n match before thcf

i ii lo\\'11 1'-01113111158 180 5¢1'e5»13_° practise one last Saturda \'ith ti - V' ' ° ' ` ' K

Cli:ic[1eiirt‘ilz\iiiliiiahigh state of cuiti- norm* y 1 H' H' -young men look part in the first indoor

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FOR SALE

nose-bank Farm

mm Opposite the city, one mile from

f . iuioii, Tl-mis liberal. For further parti- uihrs apply F. MeKENNA, Qimioituit-wii, _ Queen Street

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Deiiciousiy Light

llreiul, i’ies,Cakes and many

forms of pastry lc-are the iiciipse llakery ovens each iiay,fresii, sweet anfl whole- some. tiood cooks come here to buy, so should you. Delivery to all parts of the

l).STEWAi?T»

iictirsa Bsinznv, Ilakes Best Bread.

and the express at 10 la. elf, \

Ci'ri'/.1-:Ns are reminded of the meeting me Summer 11! 1161* 1101118 111 B01f0~St 111161 111 at 3 o'elock this afternoon at the City the ’~‘1W1U1’-V135 1911111 11101`111D8 611 f0t\l!‘11 Z0 Building to discuss the proposal to bring B°Bt'0“-

English doinestics to this city.

Tm-1 Guardian is informed by I)r. Dewar Dr' G- H- M“1`V‘"1 11119 190811 001111181190 £0 that he “as the first to cross Hillsboro enwr M°“°i'°“ 110591551 i-0 1111‘1e1`B0 “T1 Bridge with a horse making the trip at °pemt1°” f°\` “i1Pe11d101i»19-

5.15 Monday afternoon. Who was earlierl

AT Police Court yesterday one drunk E. I.;A. L. Fraser, M. L. A., Sourls, P.

Leo Callaghan was lined $2 or lil days. Ile E. I. and Father Burke, of Tunnel fame

Cont testified that he had bought liquor in n Alberton, P. E. I. are in the city in con-

:l£‘.`...,,, ,... pi..-kilt..-.cui Bat- room off l\Iurphy's stable, Queen St.IIa ncction with the organization of the

did not know where it cauie from or how Council of the Knights oi Columbus.- lt got there. _ Sydney Post.

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D____o___ __<_$__A__i__i;__ie_¢_)enS__y_____c; ____;?___; C.A. last evening. The run and the horse|

;'_?;h__1‘_i_‘_1_‘ef1_"e °"t'"‘d“_"‘1 hmscs' Hi broad jump was won by Wendell Phillips. Ro`__c_t McG"_5_1__’_'_:'“`T_ We '°g'3“',___;°';_____‘_; The highest number of points was made

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E., son of Davaunt, full brother to “Nut- -M 300 0 . ld W I M d

W __ _ _ __ _ __ __ po_ssi e . sua rgi came secon

M wood tuofoals by their side by l:_itz Wm, 246_ ‘Vanden Phillips third Wm,

1'"1<'1‘M'“" D‘ ‘H203 by “ ‘zmmi 5°" °f hen' Somerlid McLeod fourth with 218 points. Wilkes, a fine black trotting stallion, three years old, hy D. J., by Oh, So:-a Nan. McAsKii.i., a well known farmer son 0( “Nutw00d_" living at Tracadie Head, was found dead

A san accident occurred at Radnor, _ _ _ Altii, on Oct. 20th, when J. .I. Bruce, for- mg' Mr' M”A5k‘1l had "e°°“t]y bw” in iiierly of Valleyilcld, I_’.E.I niet his death. with i“u“m”‘at'1°“ °f the 1“"§51 but' mis While going over his section on the rail- - _ I

\i k H as in the cit to market last

'road with his two men an cast-bound 1 ef S' ew ~ y ' _ ' passenger train on the C. I’. it. suddenly Fnduy “nd “ppeared "° be regmning his

appeared around a curve. The tivo section “§““l Strength' He “us about Sixty ywrs

men saved themselves by iuniplng. but ' h' ,

the triiin struck the section-liand-car, and person who “ved with him wa” _is M'. B* ce was iustaiitl killed. The h°“SEkeep°r'”'5pi"st°r' M°“d"yevem“g

debeasizii had been eiuiloyed on the he was "°“nd as “Sum and went' t° had

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my' C.1“.Ii. for over 20 years, part of that time w‘t'h°“t’ comp nt' ° nnyt' ng wwng'

as road master and latterly as section foreman. The accident occurred I1 miles

from his home. Three sisters, Mrs. Ro- derick McLeod, Glenwilliam ; Mrs. Ken- |tA1ways the beat value in the city ueth Martin, Caledonia ; and Mrs. John Mark Wright Furnishing Coia_ i

Stewart, High Bank, are left to mourn.

Miss Ssiuui MUDONALD who has spent

'ful-J Guardian regrets to learn that

JAMES Iiuonss, M. P., King's Co., P.

Y M C A Athletic Contest -lili hteen

athletic contest of the season at the Y.M.

work was won by Louis Crosby and the

' by L. Crosby who made lofi out of n

in his bed at that place yesterday morn-

' been up and around for the past three

of age and unmarried The only other

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--oils and mis" M ' “WOLSEY”

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oii(tM<i':-‘iixliiis iixiatcisiin-figilvgilii-its A /€ f able Underwegr of finest Pllfest ~niL-ii’s aiidlioys’-nlliiiarked _ - - , * ~ \vool~t1i§>se___w_i:pg_y;';ar ilt___g;-

at -ri iii i-ss to clear. . ii///0/55,4/ 00mm?" '

1.;,~.,;‘0\,,@ ,I ‘;;_,,g;in| | _ _ _ _ [&’9[”/I ` per suit . . . . . . . . . ........$5_20

c nderwear A For Present

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_ ¢{ music, prim - new water service that is estimated to

3:01:12? hgit:iil:l‘ru;iltl or by may Omcas in NSW Prowse Bi0ck_Cha|°i0tt0t0wn» cost \1&),(Xi0. It is to be a gravitation

Mnruhwn hNo 8tFie_ld__I-Iospital meet for drill at 8 G. A. _STANLEY Horxuvs, Summerslde IN the Ottawa Supreme Court it has

B Up on R t' 151" U10 1115!- been announced that the Maritime Pro-

Tni: Princess arrived last night. at 9.15 Fi H Ca1i»usn,St, John came to the

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T _ _ W.\'|~;in for The (iii_a.i°iiiaii'scoiiilc pug Iii-iv. W. W. Lonui-i returned last night

_ beautifu _ every Saturday moi-ning. from SL ,]0]m_

ll ,_ . _ _ Anous Maiiiiiv with his wife and MANY friends will regret to learn of the

1111111155 GN11111 View, leave today for illness ofliifiss Sedgewiok. Calgary

° _ Mus. B. C. Cox. returned yesterday

Bicoiivivimi tim first of Novembm. R from Murray Harbor where she had spent

Dost oflice has been established at Wood S““d“-Y'

They are selling fast. Islands Wea. Da. ac. Muavm-,'rignisii and nr. F.

Canem-]y and get yOi1l' _ H. Pmoi-: W1-:anna and his populm. C. McGrath, 1Bioouiiield were registered

00111I1l1I1y will open an cngageinent in the M' the V1°5°¥'10~ Ye51»01'\'111Y-

Opera. House coninioncing Nov. Zlrd. ‘

vlnce appeals list would be taken up Tuesday. Nov. 28th.

Tun marriage takes place toinoi-row

afternoon at the residence of Mark Wright, Inkermnn of his sister Misa Mattie to David Rogers, Freetown. ltev. Mr. Dobson will odiciate.

Winuau Mc-Dom\i.i> and bride, both

of whom have resided in Boston for some time have returned to the Island and will take up their residence in St. Peters, Mr. MoD_onald's former home.

_ THE schooner Swift Current, Capt. Lee, arrived from P.E.I. at Glace Bay Monday and is unloading part oi' hor cargo there. ' Oats are retailing at 42 cents, potatoes at 32. She will proceed to Sydney in n few days.

Tun Guardian understands that Rev Mr. Sedgewick recently declined a cull extended to him from St. Matthews Church, Montreal. St. Matthews is one of the largest Protestant churches of the inetiopolitan city have ii. congregation of

1 over 500 families and u Sunday School of

over 1000 members.

Enir:RsoNRurn1-:iii-anim, Sydney, former-

ly of Dartmouth, N. S., and Miss Daisy Gardner, Charlottetown, were uiarried at Glace Bay, Tuesday, Nov. 7th. by Rev. D. M. Gillies at the mansc. The bridegroom was attended byJohn i’ll|s,of Antigonish. Miss Evelyn Rutherford was bridesmaid. The bride looked lovely in a suit of sage green with silk and appieque trimmings with hat to iuatcli. The bridesmaid was attired in ix suit of garnet. After the cere- mony the happy couple took the car lo Sydney where n. dainty supper was await- ing them at the residence of the bride`s brother, Ernest Gardner. Their many friends wish them every happiness.-Syil- ney Post.

Friends of The Guardian are again ask

ed to have alitheir ad\‘ert.isir»g matter whether of entertainments, lectures, con- certs,or of a general nutuic-,in this Offici- not later than 4 p. m. and of iiny consiii- erable length much earlier, as it is impos- sible to give all the news of the tiny if ail- vertlsing has to be hundltd at night, for every line of the latter prevents the appearance of the some quantity of iu»w~'. For the issue of thc liitli one thirdof ii coi- umn of such advertising was Bet up in type at lnight, and readers were thnx deprived of the same quantity of late news.This,of course, makes The Guardian less valuable to readers and correspond- ingly so to advertisers, and In future only emergency advertising will be accepted at night. Friends are asked to hand in all their advertising as early as possible each day.

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“To gild refined gold," the poet, says “is

and Future ear

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No uestion as to the coming of whiter-as to the necessity 101' |

A warm, cgnifortabie underwear. The question is “Where to buy-

where to get best underwear with _least expenditure 0f_ hard c§_s_l1-” are Read our list--compare qualities-note the low prices. eY

2* the be-t inducement we have to offer.

. A liner, even heavier _ _ ._ _ _ _ _ _ ___ 1_Q5

_ W_______ huavy_ sanital-y wooifleeced Underwear in natugxsl

color. nicely finished, has felled S€a1l15» l¢f°¢Y _;‘“$1 oo and ankles, wears splendidly, sizes 34 to 44. P61’ 5111 I

' make-white in color; finished simi- I

lariy to our $1.00 line sells at, per suit, any S176

- I i1-- d underwear is spleiididly finish-

"T]§;1r;u1(;1rg?diiv:1€o qubglitey. Has jersey cuffs and ankles,

felled seams, French neck and is neatly trimmed per guiganysize.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . _ . _ , . . . . . . . .

The well known "Watsons" unshrinkahle fleece lined-

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1.35

, ‘ i knatural color-finely finished, with sat- " 53:1 fiictililigsaroii shirt and pi>_nts_. French neck, .1ef9¢Y

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'ifi1lD`.5 illiliiliiibié Uniierwear

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Bova’ Underwear

Fleece lined warm comfor-

iahle,dui-able. well made, all aizra. per suit from. _ 55c ‘\Vatson’s’ pure wool un- shriuknble very fine 1111110. medium weight. all sizes, from per suit $1.35

Stanneid’u heavy wool, un-

shrinkablé, worm, dura- 1>1¢» Best for boys, all sizes from, per suit.. . .¢i.3o

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` cuffs and ankles, any size, per suit .. . . . . . . . . . . . ... 1,7()

di lea wool guaranteed unshrinka-

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A bniiigzniiliidiei-)w;§, winter weight verY Wafmr “Pedal P"

suit_... . 1,5()

Hwootiarlirxitlgd dnsliilfidksbie-Y-(dcplendidly finished, double

greasted, Priced according to size from per suit. . .. . . .. 2.85

all l fleece lined underwear '

‘ ‘STAN F"IIE]L|'l)S”

We show a speviail fine line in this famous make-pro-

babi the most compfete variety in the province-Again note me fbwness of the prices. ,

“STANFI ELD’S celebrated, "STANFIELD'S extra heavy pure wool unelirinkablef-not weigh¢_ pun woo] “|,¢h|»1nk.

a _soften 11;f;=_=d_:"__1_§;___,§°_;‘:_” able similar is .ima use but W D Qi* WC K i '

ment for outfdoor men. Every size up to 46inch. Priced ac-

conciderably heavier. Any size up to 48 inch. Priced ac-

cord," to ,;u._ ggafiing at 36 cording to size, starting at 36

inch, fgmi per suit special $2.35 -‘S¢anfieid's” For B

inch from per suit . . . . . . $2.75 uoinou Mon'e Wear

"S’i‘ANFIELD’S" in medium and heavy weights of fin-

est wool and iiuen_ and wool, l1:fddi;Y1lf_:|1_. :I _to wear at ..i'.'..z.':.; .af °;fi'° ""”" f°' PR Fm°SI0NA:i' A bi ws ii an i ' P ei; did fitting garments, very un e.__ dav_e _ a zu _up

46 inches-Priced accord ng to qua ty an | ze A per an

51,55, $2.40. $3.30. $5.90, and $4.85

wostful and ridiculous excess." Prof. C. J. MaclVlilian's lecture last night on Thackeray needs no gilding by any neu's~ paper writer. 'l`he attendance, for Zion Church lecture room was packed and many were unable to gain admittance, was the best possible tribute of the regard entertained for Mr. MacMillan bath as a man and as a scholar. The

very marked attention of the audience conveyed the best proof of their appreci- ation of the lecture. It was a master piece of literary discrimination, clothed in cholcest language and delivered in a terse, vigorous but unassuming manner.

Tiiaekeray, iils birth and early life, the

surroundings by which he was hampered, his niany repulses on the road to literary recognition and eventually his stirring up ofa vast reading public by his denun- ciation of snobbishness, money getting and society seeking, all these were thrown upon the mental screen and analyzed with masterly precision.

The lecture was prefaced ¢witha solo

capitaliy rendered by Rev. Mr. Sedge- wick whose strong cultured voice was in splendid form. Following the lecture was a reading from Thackeray by Miss Ruby Rattray who has just re_i;urned from the Emerson College of Oratory and who was warmly re- ceived by the audience. She gave an artistic rendition of two of Thackeray's poems.

Dr. Robertson followed with a

lengthy and scholarly analysis of the Poot's works. The vote of thanks was moved by W. L. Cotton, seconded by Rev. W. H. Sedgewick mid supported by John Newson, all expressing themselves in neat speeches euiogistie of the lecture. F. J. Nash, President of the Literary So- ciety, made an ideal chairman.

m"’V""\f"‘\f-°°*°°‘l.r°°Rr~§§

A litres Boiiis

of Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil for

35 cents

is what we have to offer you this season. This contains 50 p. c. of Norwav Cod Liver Oil, perfectly emulsi- £ed,and combined with the riypophospliiteo.

,gh m _ Pouoaiiuu Arthur Harper has been( _

...._ .ou mm .von va- - & ...,aes iiniiemui an the P. 1-1.1. mu- *

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i Siviei r Parii- ular women ,

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finest farce we h=ve ever

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' hroucht to Charloiteiown. _

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An Oxford grey coat has its

has half belt, collar is

A very pretty brown tweed

of black coats.

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the city.

The coat you want must have

sly le but that is’nt all,

It must have fit and it must be

made of honest duiable wear-resisting

fabric. _ _

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We want you io come in and see ( -

how viell our line combines the three. i

Motiled tweed, in giey, box back with

belt. leg of mutton sleeve, a very

Another coat of mixed tweed ln a dark

grey effect, has velvet collar, semi fitted back. half belt. new sleeve. sateeu lining-really nice style $5 25

relieved by a pin stripe of white. back shows an inverted pieat. and

cloth stitching -Three quarter length.....

double pointed yoke back, piped collar beautifully inlaid with .~i k with fawp, theiggge hack is pieat- applique, back made with two ed and has a half belt, front is vertical clusters of tucks, caught

i plain.....`..... S825, byshortbelt . . . . . . ... ...$|(-»,5()

Other grades' at $15.25, $i7.85, $21-50. $2x.75, $25.oo. A Sp€'Ci1111y 511° range

H few l1astYear’s Zoats Selling “for a Song” 1

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___ All of the last seasniys coats -at every ' _ ¢

price up to $6.00 now on sale at $2.50 _ "

All last season‘s coats worth $6.00 to ' i

_ N $io.oo now on sale at .. $3.50 _ `

at $4 50 f ;

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_\ All of last season’s coats worth $10 to ' _ \\_ $18 nowon sale at . . . . . ._.$450

Specialists iii Childrcn’s Coats

We are told every few days that there isn’t such another range of Ci1ildren’s Coats in

Bring your little girl in and let us fit her.

OORE F0. McLEOD

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Good heavy covert cloth coat, fived

back, short l'»\.-lt. The lining is Sateen, poci cis square patch siyic. . . . . . .._ ....$10.95

A very stylish coat is of heavy motil-d

tweed, giving a rziilici' light eil-ft of gn-y. Donnie 1-ointed yoii iiiveiied piciit back with bet. gun metal hiiitons . . . . . . . . .. .$13.00

L0 g three quarter coat. Cul vc y full

and loose. pleal d back, li.,ri iielt Fiat coll r is fini-li ti with brown pziniie velvet. Material is a

- - - - - $735 mixed brown tweed . . . . . ... $15.5()

coat, has Very hand~onie fwwii beaver ci at flat

. . . ._.$4.25

plainness

of black

at $2.50 ,

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ANNOUNCEMENTS. |

-For Sale-second hand butter tubs

in good condition. Apply at this oilice.

dtwtf

-Any good boy, well recommended

can obtain permanent employment.` A good chance for the right boy. Apply here. ti’

-The Ladies' Aid of Grace Methodist

Church will hold .1. rummage sale in the store lately occupied by Armour Sc Co.. Queen St. on the 10 and 17 last. Con" tributions will be thankfully received at] thc store on \Vednesday. 15d Zi '

adi s

who are fond of good

hulk perfumes will be interested in our stock.

We have some elegant

odors which we will be glad to have you sample.

We will be greatly

liilauunumnunn i

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mistaken if you do not had a favorite here.

Prices 25c to 75c per

ounce.

“Tho Two Macs”

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Th’-ere Must be Lots

Of Young People ,|- `ln This Town Wk

_ just starting housekeeping who do not want to pay exorbitant ‘ prices for their furniture. To such this stoic appeals in ii very inter- esting way.° In the iirsi. place, we handle only goods that are strictly high grade. Next-and this is the point we wish to impress on you young people-we have made our prices to suit just your circumstances.

Try us and save money.

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