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mir* ` "O

1 ,gfféf Edffng

_ Nusa, between lllolll, bolohhg, vom.

img, astnlence, ills of

‘ ,__-~ wha, pain in the i

_ .3-mptnms of dyspepeie, and tlfe longer-

7 1 it is neglected the harder itll U0 Nm lt.

_ Hood s .forsaparllla

__ and _pills

'J -_ 7;;

` _f.i_ if

lT;~_.lir:rlI3.~ and permanently cure “_

ri,-»\n5_fflwz\ and tone the stomach and

__» crm- di:<\_-tivc organs for thc natural -_.,li~f.»i~;|i.~1|ice of their functions.

-_ _.\.~.-t-pt no substitute for H0od’c. I-'TAG gf ~- My appetite was gone; nothing tempt*

‘ me to mt, and what little I did eat felt an-

’f r.»yin_: and unpleasant in my ltomaai. I ‘ 1.-fed many remedies without any benefit .1 whatever. Finally, HO0d'l Sllliplrillg

_ 3; M.-me been recommended, I bean its use.

_ after rrgirigs on_e bottle acura '- ruin oo .an my a pe agen im.

;-\rove_. __/:ner takingwghr-ee bottles I was rnp et. y cured, ILLIAI Incl, Well-

, *i tcrigton street, Sarnla,"(mtarict - ._ 9-leod's Sarccparllla promises to

;, A-,1;;f~ cure and keel” the Dromlle.

For

Soft,

`” White,

Fragrant Shin.

Use

BABY's

QWN _ _soap

\o other Soap is st as good. on

A'BERT T0ilET Hffa. IWTIUI.

I’Ul"" "A12

H)iP

SOAP

7. - .

soft:-no

1'* `;i~_/,, ;r<>';.~v. oil_

. . '_ ,

f iw .~_ ~nm1<me|\. on rewelr* r ,» _f _ |,-,_~r`f~.-.g*.il.¢~rt Toilet soap Co.. Mfrs Z~l~.;;;.-eu;

fi.

F, 1:

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3 _ - _

_ » 3’ _ -_ ,_ JK; _-i ' "E

e _flf You' .

, 1

_ *Want the Best

“el-*OR 'i 0-DAY. . . .

1 #apple gee nc eacg.

. rnce es _ xzcesc

Cream Pies 12 & r5c each

; . Coccanut Pies 15 & zoc each

Q Dark Fruit Cake 25c pound

_ 1 Sultana Cake aocper lb

f Nut Cake zoc lb

1 » White Cake r6c per lb

Bread of all kinds, all fresh

' _ and good.

_. Have you tried our Doughnuts

i D. STEHART

'R BEi§ups1§e?§°'Yd *Anthem During the day m'€€blD8S 0f‘ '“` ‘A ° * 1 A' `§""

‘ a r

_ 3 You will buy at the Eclipse Bakery

, ..

roc doz.

.fr -v

'\""‘5"8’="._*E‘*~ -' ev. _'gg-'~f ,-.

_ ‘ll

__ _ , . .

_ GUARDIAN

s if ____‘_; j‘_1,_.__“ .‘ _‘. ft,-.`>__

I lf’

bunch raspberries wl§ch

she found in the Harden last week.

THE parsonage at York is receiving the

second coat of paint. Mr. Gardiner who has charge ofthe work; is to be congr.it~.H~ ated on its appearance.'~ ‘ '

national Committee of Y. M. C. A`s.. will speak at the meetings in the Y. M. C. A. at ten and four o‘clcck Sunday

HON. James Richards, M. P.P.,in the P.

E. Island legislature, will it, is said. be the next Liberal candidate for Prince Cc.. P. E. Island.-Moncton Transcript.

THE remains of the late Mrs, J. W

train on Sunday at 2.45 p. m.

afternoon is as follows: Back-C,

this

o n,Halves -E Ritchie, 'i‘ Trainer,

ll J. J. Dore . . R. Nicholson, J. R.. Darke, Jas. Lightizer, G. Hughes, A. McArthur. The Victorlas, team are the same as at last match.

Coyle, H. Bethune, Forwards-J.

D. A. MEKINNON the popular junicr

partner of the Two Macs underwent a sur- gical operation yesterday which his friends hops will not result seriously to himself. It appears that some time agohlr. McKinnon while on the placid waters of the historic Morell in eager search of the llnuy tribe had the misfor- tuneto have a (ish hook embedded in his hand. The point broke of butvt the time nothing serious was though of the occurrence. As the days sped on how- ever the injured part began to be painful and it became imperative that something should be done. Yesterday an operation was performed by Dr. McLaughlin at his residence and today Mr. McKinnon s much improved.

THE Assembly Hall at P. W. College

wr ~s well filled last Light on theeoccasion -of the rublic meeting under the auspices -of the Local Council of Women. The chair was occupied by Mrs. Thompson, Pre sident of the National Council and on the platform besides the speakers were Mrs. P. A. Mclntyre. The iirat speaker was Mrs. Cummings. She told of the origin of the Council, its objects and the grand work it was doing throughout Can- ada at the present time from the Atlantic to the Pacific. Rev. Mr. Fullerton follow- ed in an eloquent address in aporobation ofthe work of the Council. In the course of an admirable eration he referred to the prevalence of tuberculosis and commend- ed the Council for the improvement tht y had made in the condition of the Foor House. Dr. Anderson spike on the educ- ational aspects along the lines of domes- me economy and hygiene and commend- ed the Council for its philanthropic work.

During the evening vocal snlcs were given by Miss Fitzgerald and Rev. Leo Will- iams, After a vote of thanks moved ty Mrs. Gardiner and sc conded by Mrs. Bartlett to those who had assisted the

_ Telephone zu.

____ ness was

_j" _At _ - L A --i "'» _ 'Tai _ _ ».,.‘»r_ * - " ' ‘

meeting closed by singing the National

Ar seven dolqck Sunday evening al Rav. W. H. Williams ot

memorial service for departed members qllfost Worthy. Patriarch ;“`°l} beheld in S'___.___I_’_ete ‘s Church. l Divislop ofthe Spas cf

7 f \ <* ~ "' - `

__;_ %lara _Y_essey,'§ork has in her

ser `

C. W. GILKEY, representing the Intejr-f

Morrison will arrive here tonight. Funeral will leave Albert E. Morrison`s house, Queen Street for Sherwood come' ery, by

Tm: Ahegweittesm to play the Victor ias

ra ° . . . Macmillan, C, Macmillan. Quarters.-

e'y, J. Lightixer, W Jones (Capt)

of the

fSia’5<lr“"“';* 1 Cui nl ..:.:..i.t°_% “

HARRY VV. Fox, the commercial man

who cansei so much excitement lngMor c~ ton recently by theloss of a. $1000 ‘sample trunk eame to the nity last night Hy the Princess. lllr, Fo!" is taking expecial security to prevent _the loss of such a valuable piece ol' property again.

Tm: Grand Division S.O.T.,beld its 55th

annual session with Carnegie Division No. 232 at Bradalbane yesterday. Though the morning was threatening. the A day was all that could he desired and a ve

G. D. The finances are in excellent cor- dition and the general state of the Order splendid. The followir g oiiicers were elected for the current year viz:

G. W. P.- S_ F. Hodgson. Charlotte-

town, rr -elected.

G. W. A.-John L. Gadkin, Charlotte-

town.

G. Scribe-J. G. Sutherland, Bradal\-

bane.

G. Treas.-D. ` W. McKay. Springfield

Lot 67. '

G. Chap.-David Arbing, Frfctown. G. Cond-Arch McKenzie, Springfield. G. Sent.-Walter Burke, Charlotte-

town. ` _

G. Supt. Y. P. W.-S. F. Tarbush, Char-

lottetown.

P. G. W. P.-John R. Edwards. A public meeting largely attended was

held in the evening. The chair was oc- cupied by G. W. P. S. F. Hodgson and ir- cluded on the program was gramaphone selections by G. S., Wal er Burke.

Albert Toilet Soap Co.. Mfrs. , _

DID NOT SIGN THE PETIT-ION.

SIR,-Allow me to assert through the

columns of 3 our paper that it was not my signature which appeared on the petition for the commutation of Carver’s ' death sentence. Signed

Dolvnnn McEacnamv,

MUDDY COMPLEXION.

Pale, sallow, yellow skin tells of a tor-

nid, sluggish liver and impurities in the blood which will be .entirely removed when Dr. Chese’s Kidney-Liver Pills are used. This grefat medicine awakens. the action of the lver, luvigorates the kid- neys and regulates toe bowels. As a 're

suit dilrestion _is improved ._ bodily H ns M f ` A v disappear and the health -is’ bencflbcvgin u = _every way. ' ` - -’ ___,_. l

HAVE you seen the Klip Klip Y It’s the

latest thing for maniouring the nails. Very popular. Price 30; each. Nail Files

l of all kinds. Orange Wood S'_ick_s, Twee-

zers. Nail Polish. and other toilet ‘acces-

MacDoaald 8: MacKinnon, Druggiste

v f li »

es rea the executive of the Worre s Council r f X Uhr "‘s!l\J

i ° ` ‘ 'ig . -

' Canada. was hell at which routine busi- Merit made shoes, Ames Holden ma_ke.‘ _ ‘ ~.,,» A transacted. A Ask fm' °hem°* ' " ' I ' " r

ground wasa rich mass of palms and terns,

rye

large number attended the session of the

Aves there. A handsome silver and lass

Mechanics. Farmers. Swfhmenl bride was a valued worker. at the To hal and soften the skin d

IU YQIIIUVQ ` `

grease, oiland mst stains, paint and earth.etc. cm” °f the ce'-em°ny 8' mme number Of .l ux The u Master Mechanicrs n Tar s°‘P gu§9t-S Of IU! UheUD lfher l.

'THE fvllors MAIL- _ ,2:;f:;°:::°;.§::::sr:f°;f.:“:::

___ lMrs. Newson have the best wishes of

.§3:§?;"t‘:€;._- Chocolates'

sories in great variety. The Two Macs. 1 f@CeiVed- ‘

by .ru and occupy the propcrbyas 8

private' residence:-“Hlst water nea1tn’|r"l8

the occasion being the marriage of _ __hi_S_ niece, ‘Mi-rs' May ”E.' ` llort, 'yonngeit daugoter of Abner Hart of this city, _to Harold Newson, of-W Char`o‘.tetown. The _

drawing rcorn by Rev. Thns Hart, uncle or the brine. 'rue bridal party sfodd under _ a beautiful archwav composed of Autumn 1 leaves which crosses the large bay’w_in- dow in one corner of the room. The back~

which gave a verv pretty eil'ect.The bride, who was given away by her father, looked very handsome in a soft. and becoming gown of cream cashmere crnamsnted with applique and satin trimmings. She worea bridal veil and carrieda, large bouquet of, white ohrysan- A themums. Her bridesmaid was her cou~in, Mies May Hart, daughter of ,* Rev. Tnos Hart. She was also prettlly dressed in cream cashmere with sat- in trimmings and csrrlsd a touqnet cf chrysinthemums. Arthur Newson, brother of the groom, performed the duties of groomsmen. The brldc’s travel~ link suit was a costume of blue cloth with which she wore a large . _white felt _ hat with black ostrich trimmings and handsome set of sable furs, the latter bs‘- ing the gift ofthe groom. The groom’s gift to the bridesmaid jwas a very prett y pearl brooch. The bride was the reci- pient ofa large number of beautiful gifts, including handsome carved work and silk embrpidery from missionary relatives in India and Japan, the work of nati

fruit stand was the combined gift of the Oxford St. Methodist Church, where the

the happy couple left by the 5 rfclock train for a visit. to friends in Colchester

many friends.-Halifax Chronicle.

being installed by_ Bruce Stew art 8: Co. _ the latter Place pn~M0ud;aY _ .T9 _ . F. . ` ; ” ; v '1.-‘, "|»‘. -, 217. m. O_u.tfbefa¥i'.ne__`&6§r'_%h.i‘H

Dpach in thf t Methodist Church Plfrsixjgfgzzfxsmhi' S5321; 1* u;wPl Ll will preach In Gaelic ar. H _utsvllle

Schools to ` `

,andrcds

ceremony was performed in the front l

attacks of most microbes.

Dr. Pieroe’s Golden Medical Discov-

grves the body a vigorous vitality. It. cures scrofula, eczema, boils, pimples and other eruptive diseases which are _ caused by impure blood. ` '

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cveutiat3 Unlock ;yesterday‘lafternoJn,‘-pd ng l 'f;,’”"*' _ ‘ "qv ,_ _ _ _ H

lr; v ” v, f -4 have tries

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It means less

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17?’

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We seldom fear a

danger thati-we cannot see. The danger of being run-down by I horse is a. v real

one to ev , the ¢ danger of `ug mur- dered by a microbe does not trouble us.

And yet the 'minute mi- ` crobe is more dangerous

than the wildest horse.

The only people who can -

adord not to fear the' ml- crobes of disease are those who keep their blood pure

rich. These are prac-

tically imnruue from the

_A_A A-A_A_M

er-yfpurihes and enriches the blood, and `

FEEDER

We believe that please any mother assortment

and several

Best English

A Big Stock of

Nursing bottles.

*I had been troubled for about four years with

eczema, or a skin disease, which at times was almost unbearable as it would itch so,'! writes Hr. john Larison, of x15 Powluttau St., Dallas, Texas. “I concluded to txbr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery, and a r ` ive bottles

found that I was entirely cured. Please accept many thanks." - I

Accept no substitute for “Golden Med-

ical Discovery." There is nothing “just as good” for diseases of the b_lood._ `

Dr. Piercefs Pleasant Pellets cure col-

stipetion and its consequences.

oo-on-c-so-e-on-no `

` Lowney’s

005)

Fresh From the

urers.

Qui

Another shipment just `

»~f ie’

‘I gif’ T

flust Book at G

L-L.LaL.

‘THE TWO

--A_A-A A 4-4.

_ ' that llléllr

Does he not look the picture of -

comfort ? _ ‘ ,

For the long evenings now com-

ing on, there is nothing, you- could buy that would add more to tliecrm- fort 'and cosiness of your sitting or dining room than a nice _°~M'orfis‘ Ghair." We have bought quitelar

ery efuiese

j O

_-3-

P- ices range

......$-1... .. 0 11 cwgogs

_ ‘_ » ° ' ’ _ ` ___ _._.\ '

i g _ I 1 "-. ‘

Corner Great George and Kent treats I aigll frames gf g011d Sens Best Furmture

_ l 1 JW El . _ §2 i _q rr _E

a '_ V

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We want cvcrvouc

s :.

sr. ' 131-

\GENUINE BARGAINS FDR SATURDAY A

of our customers to

take advantage of these Saturday Snaps

~ of ours. We can’t afford to continue

\ s~ -

9 ` J . .rr .

l- .i.

_tis "I 1 M ~ I

1; . NEARLY

v~`,‘%¢. 'B

them all the Week, so come tonight While

~ thcy’rc being offered

HALF Pitlcii

Odd Lines of Mcn’s Underwear _

A window full at gfeatly feduqefi pyices

$1.10 quality for quality 'f?.r :‘ “ _ ss; 2s<= “ " ’5°°

These Have got to be Sold ,

A BIG BARGAIN Heavy Wool Unshrinkable 75c ea. or $1-50 UW Suit

. . . h °;

Sta.niield’s in all qualities from tl; Ext Shetland Wool very 511° nb hw* I .gm the Suit Heavy=Fle , reat value W0" f 5 1' § __

_ A an otlasnisetg _ f E; =

_rsass ls°nE_AR AT ANY _P|fl'_3E ` _ f _

WEEKS’ GODDS* ARE "l§Mlii as

, it

- are-eat? *"’: -:Ab

a -.;_

4. _lt_

_§_z ig .f ~,. 1. _~

__». _ig

nsraciglrf - "ff

_ ‘ And a Great Many

l _ For sllvniur our ° _

Table Linen. double' width worth 24c Table I_,inen._wide double width »28c zoc l ' Men’s Heavv Knit Shirt# worth -» _» -.. 60;; _» ~‘ 45¢ --Meirsfand Boy`s Caps Basket _full worth, » “ »

to' ' 69:;

, Menfsjglieavv Cashmere Hose worth G ` ' 335' .. 25g' ._ _ ; Men’s Heavy Wool Hoseiworth ~- 16¢1. » 0 l 13% ' f _M__en’a_._Overalls heavy, vigrth _\85e ‘ °‘ - 684:

it Men’s"SilklTies worth 2"§ceach- -‘ l ' 1 ` “ il Men’s Warm Lined Kidgfirloves _ _ _ 5_5.; rr 5oc _ Men’s Colcre_d»=Shirts. $21225 quaiitygqe, 31,09 _ ,“ U 75.: _~ i, Ladies’ Hose special to-Qightl » _ , 11f35c “ 251;

B0y’s Worsted Hose'the§8c quality A ‘ ' “ nc H

_ Ladies’ Gloves Cashme ‘r6c quality “ !2¢ ' 5 Black Veilingzgc quali_ good 'patterns

Habit Suitin§?’Clp`ths aéuors 42c patterns _ is fr svri$f=@”“'~= w '1.2¢r=:¢=f==s~ t _ _ _ ‘° _ ‘ H __ _iV."°e.;» Qgtsh °1<ilh ssc __f‘ _- i

Tw!.l’ig,4`l§!'icli~- ‘ ing Qoths 6_5c _'_' __ _ 4-9° ‘ ‘

‘r /957A/4

to-night

17C ~i>'.

_ “ __

_ISC

'64

: Al

34C soc

¢._

3t_

Bitiéiiiiid Yoiiill' sci

_ ,swam

v ' Thxsoiieri

You CAN ALwAYs.n15P15Nn_ oN Wim _y_vl5lsK’s`Tr co., Aiiiflsitfriw

“livcrytliing exactly as alivclhscd d

“Your _:nancy back. if not `satisiicd”

multi. Honest dealing pay§ land our

tomcrs know they can rely on cvcry

statements thatappcars over our signature

. P MEVERYAGUDD Kllln _ _ Of Ladlo’ Win-tcr Underwear

_ -=¢ f .wi

Good Vests, ‘ _ ' no 28c 32c,’45-.

alities. _ _ __ . .55¢ ¢ 8 ¢». i 0°...

Best Dgdgwers and Combinations in '.“.hildren’i5and5l.adles Ip all sizes and qualitra. ' We show a biggg' stuck 1l#‘r a 1§rger assortment of Ladies* Underwear than you 11 see else- where . ' ‘ ' f ’

_ r news nsavr dtiilrrs ~\

_ Best Cloth Skirts for Win1t_er_ wear, strong and warm at

gcc. $1.15. 1.35 _ , _ 6oc

_§{en's Red and Black Stripe Sweaters &ne cashmere

if' make $1.25-for »; f A . P 1

-Heavy Unshriiikable Sweaters $1.25 and gg H¢avy~“eemfo»-r' wept lined mms egefer J f gee Meu’s »B`raccs worth’ up to 3oc for ’ ‘i N Fine Suspenderssvprth 38c for _ _ 5¢

e lwsrrtrnal

. (V s -

fllcrby .,. .

'$11

mg pieces of furniture and Hatter ourselves that there

‘ been a _better display, in Charlottetown _ We Have__Placed Them a-lion the Main Floor'

Bforyour converi.i€l1C§.»--Call early and make your a.lect|¢g _

while variety is complete -

ut”

»» wir.

in hntiexcepting our “Boston

..i2$s§§=»...l= .er