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NDERS

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_ ment of Public Works

mp” Ciytown, Oct. nth, i9o5.

T¢,,5¢n will be received st until noon vll

dgy, Nov. 14th. |905

'fuss

1 nsible persons °' "i§L°...i°f°. me mn..

contract must

|10

and 1

B ' e. mg 1.. B. M¢M1LLAN,

Secfy Public Works.

Hx dim twitd ‘

~ You orui Knew

When your well stocked store was ming to burn down, you could wait to insure until the week be fore, but

When it is Destroyed

You are too late. Remember th old adage, “There is no time lik gh. pre-stat." and uo insurene like ours. ic. 1:-ar. B E nl :R nemesentlng Phoenix of Hartford

Canadian Quebec. `

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Wedding Cake. A

| We make a specialtv 1 of Wedding Can.; and cnu supply than at short notice. Call for

przccs.

o.sTEwA|2T,

lEci.u>sE Bakshi., Bakes Beet Bread.

-.--mi euinniii tual niws--=

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NOVEMBER 3, 1905 -

°”‘,l,,.|.,.. s. emo it you an ' - °°“' - Oillces In New Prowse Block-Charlottetown. _

Tas Princess arrived last night st PM

and the express at 9.55.

A niwo store has been bee .-1 b P. P. Gillis in his former play: oigligelilsingg; on Queen Bt.

TwlN'rr one head of cattle were

shipped on the Princess by B, Hsndgmm W Sydney yesterday.

Mnsooox MacKinnon, M.I..A., return- °d 5° M°°i»BK\l° yesterday afternoon after a business tri p to Sydney.

Tan Ladies Aid of Grace Methodist

church intend holding s rummage sale November 16th. Place of sale later.

Don"r forget the 12 o`oiock dance in

Smallwoud s Hall this (Friday) evening for the members ofthe Wednesday Class,

BUMP-‘. carriages, sleighs. etc., for sale

at public auction. Nov. ith, on the pre- mises of the late Chas. Palmer. See sd.

D. MAcL.aRi;N,merchant of Belle River,

sent the first two cars of produce over the new Murray Harbor Railway yesterday.

Rav. Jas. McDonoAi.r. will preach (D,

V.) on Sabbath Nov. 5, at Canoe Cove at

’l0.30, at DeSable at 8, and at Hampton at

Miss Cossrsuci: Wana leaves this

morning for New York after ii visit to friends here. She will be accompanied by Miss Ray Cumlng.

SUi.i.ivAN Hanan, Georgetown, leaves

today for Hamilton, Ont. where he will enter the works oi' thc International Harvester Co.for the winter.

Mite. T. A. MCLEAN and Miss McLean

of Charlottetown, P. E. I., are the guests of Dr. and Mrs. Nicholson this week.-Newcastle Advocate.

Missiis Eva, Alice and Ada Beers, and

Mrs. Theodore McArthur, who have been spending the summer at their home here, left yesterday on return to Boston.

Tim schooner Vulture with a load of produce from 0_1-well for Charlottetown, ran ashore at St. Peter`s Island several days ago. 'Sho got- off' at high tldc yester- day with little injury.

H. M. ARMSTRONG, Ottawa, Controller

of the mail service leaves Saturday to en- quire into the mail service of P. E. I., and the mainland. He will also look into the service at other points in the Maritime Provinces. ,

'l‘iin Guardian will introduce a new dc-

pnrtment in tomorrow's issue. This in- novation will form a special feature of each Saturday edition in future and will be,one of the most attractive portions of the paper.

ANY person desiring to purchase a nice

quite family pony with comfortable sleighs, fur robes, harness at a low figure can do so atihe sale to be held on the

Mies Emrn Louowoivrii leaves this

mornlngforOtt|\wa.; _ _

Warcii for The Guardisn’s comiofpage

every Saturday morning.

T- BURKE. Inspector Island Revenue,

1°” Yesterday on return to St. John.

iOaP'r. Ann Mas. Tooxim leave this m°1‘l1lDK0l1li»rip to Quebec and other western points. `

Dimmu the past season Barrett Header-_

son has shipped about 1600 cattle to Syd. nay and Newfoundland.

Tm: Scott Act cases agiiinst William

Sturdy and Frank Bell, Crapaud, tried to- day before Stipendiary Brehaut were ad- j ourneei for a week.

Gnonon H. Tamron, Everett, Mass. and

son of Wm. D. Tsntou, city, has been elected president of the N. S.,N. B. and P. E. I. club of Everett.

Wii.i.iAiu and Mrs. Moore who has been

visiting friends in the city for some weeks leave this morning on retum to Bay City, Mich. They will be accompanied by Mrs. Harry Boswell who will spend the winter with friends in that city.

Mona P. E. I., produce arrived Tuesday

evening. The schooner Pilot, from Grand River, P. E. I., brcughtl600 bush potatoes, and 250 bush. turnips, and the Secret, from Charlottetown, 2046 bushels of pota- toes. 785 bushels of turnips and 14 bbis. oysters.-Halifax Chronicle.

A MEETING of the Provincial Executive

was held yesterday afternoon and even- ing. _In the afternoon the session was taken up with routine business and inthe evening the financial aspect of the hay purchase of last spring was considered. It is probable that the Government will make the ends meet in that trausaction.'

Ar Police Court yesterday a Prohibition

case against Michael Hughes wasadjourn- ed till the ilth. Ernest Carmody, Edward Smith, Daniel Shepherd, Stephen Flynn and Henry Galbraith for annoying Daniel Connolly in his dwelling were dismissed with a warning. Roderick Hughes, drunk and incapable was fined $2 or 10 days and Arch Currie, drunk and disorderly was fined $5 or 30 days'

Davin arm Mus. SHAW. Brackiey

Point are visiting theinfricnds and reiaif ives ln the city and are the guests of John H. and Mrs. Gates, Longworth Avenue. On Wednesday last Mr. and Mrs. Shaw and Mr. and Mrs.Gates walked from their residence to the Hillsboro Bridge, crossed over on foot and back, establishing a record that will be hard to beat by any two couples of their age.The total ages of the party aggregated' 203 years. Their many friends will be pleased to hear of this feat.

IN FURNITURE

premises ef late Charles Palmer on Sut-

ilkdls" ll`ii~pi

nrday next. bee ad in apotlier column.

"Always the best value in the city.

Mark Wright Furnishing Co’s.

‘ A ramen 1mw:,»¢_| Lodge, s. 0. it., new an enjoyable sooi at their' rooms last even- ing. `

Alioiso the passengers by the express

last night were His Loigship Bishop Mc- Donald; Dr. McMillan,< ardxgau and D. Bchurman, city.

_ § Miss Ausassnim Jxsxms and Ethel

McEachei'n, Alberry Plains, came to tha city yesterday and proceeded to Marsh- iield on a visit to Mrs. Peter Stewart.

W. B. Bowuess, Summerside, the well

known sportsmen and late owner of the great Island trotting mare Ada Mac came to the city last night. Ada Mac is now owned by a Summersldo syndicate.

`AuoNo the passengers by the express last night were L. E. Prowse, Sydney; Mrs. Fairelough returning from a visit to her daughter Mrs. Ohoster Acorn, Sydney; and Mrs. Alex. McKinnon from New Glasgow.

Tril following quantltiec of P. E.

Island produce were entered at tne Customs House, Halifax on Wednesday: 6540 bushels of potatoes; 1150 bushels of turnips, 835 bushels of oats and 24 bushels of carrots.

Rav. Mit. GANoi:o, the new Sunday

School field secretary will address a. gener almass meeting for men and women in the Y. M. C. A. Hall next Sunday at 3.45. All Sunday School workers will especially be anxious to hear Mr. Ganong.

A coRmAL invitation is extended to

everybody who wishes to call and sec The Guardian Web l‘\.-ift-cling Press while running at 11.30 u. in. on Monday or Wednesday of each week. This is ihe only press of its kind in the Province and well worth u visit. tf

Tm: wedding took place in Chicago on

Oct. 24th of Miss McCain, daughter of H. H. McCain ex-M.P.P., Florenceville, N. B., and Herbert F. Gordon, son of Rev. Dr. Gordon, Montreal, and brother of J. P, Gordon, city. Both bride and groom have many friends in the maritime pro- vinces and they will wish them every happiness. Mr. Gordon lived in St. John for a number of years and was for a time clerk in the Bank of Nova Scotia. On removing to the west he settled in Winnipeg and there has established him- self well as a real estate broker. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon have gone on ii wuilding tour through the western states and \\-il.

closed out at 38C.

_ 494:

BELTS

are all new designs,

solutely correct in style

| --worth up to $1.25

each Black and col os. By mall, any

I made of line Silks, ab-

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MOORE FD. McLEO

A sample snap-from many odered-isthat great line of nickel , inf, . `

safety pins, assorted sizes, regular 8c dozen-our price mailed post w,,_~, paid......... "’j_,¢".‘ `

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ouit sic BARGAIN Fon To-DAY “~ 'sz _

is A sAu»: or if

_ 55(;l" rench I" lannels for 58C I This offer includes every inch of "

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French Flannel in the store. #T

Pretty patterns in all woo] ,French Fiannels, new weaves, many coloring-popular designs in stripes, fancies, etc-all

are patterns particularly adapted to waistings, etc-Regular 5_ic Hanneis-to be

DRESS TRIMMINGS

We’re making the tint st

showiiigrf braids, bat ds, appliquts, etc., that we’ve ever had. If you’ie puzzled about a trimming mail usa .<amp`e of vo\.r good<,:1ud we’li ecur`:y0u at ence suggc ticis and prices.

'il

reside in Winnipeg. `

Friends of The Guardian are again ash i

ed to have all their advertising matter l whether of entertainments, lectures, con-[ certs.or ofa general nature,in this Oiilci- l not later than 4 p. ui. and of any' conslil ‘ crable length much earlier, as it is impo. , sible to give all thc news of the day if ad- i vcrtising has to be handled at night, ici I every line of thc latter prevents thc appearance of the same quantity of news. For the issue of the 13th one third of a col- umn of such advertising was act up in type at night, and readers were thu., deprived of the same quantity of lute news.Thls,of course, makes The Guardian lcss valuable to renders and correspond ingly so to advertisers, and in futurc only emergency advertising vi lil be accepted ui night. Friends are asked to hand in all their advertising as early as possible each

day.

Tiinaii was a very large attendance at

the funeral yesterday afternoon of thc late

Sunimerside, on Oct. Illst, l£KJ5, by Rcv.

1 , W F _ Mrs. James Carter, jr., whose sudden

dcnlh on Tuesday night has evoked from

Lost Call for the

99c Venetian.

Such an exceptional bargiiu

naturally received a warm we-lcoxne-so warm in fact that only n smell lot remains. This is positively your last Oilportunity to srcure a dress length.

The fabric is 52 inches wide,

pure wool. bright lustrous fin- 1sli-me»\\um- wei ht conect

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'n-'iii'-fl-if-

Sateen Waists

Reduced.

Because we’re overstocked

we’re making this attractive offer. Garments are new and fashionable. Values at regu- lar prices are good-at the re- duced prices, exceptional.

gocwaists . . . .........66c

$izo wsists.... ....§8c i4owaists....

for smart Fall Suits and cos.

99C

165 waists.... . _...$1 i5 i95waiste..._. 235 waists.... 245 waists . . . .

145 I 75 I 79

cfliy popular among a large circlc of

many friends the deepest sympathy for the bereaved family. The interment- took place at thc Peoples Ccmctcry and thc services were conducted by Rev. W. YV. Lodge and Rev. Wm Dobson. The pall- hcarers wcrc Dr. Ayers, Donald Fraser, W. B. Prowse, J. P. Hood, L. G. Whear and G. F. Hutchison. The tributes oi beautiful flowers completely enveloped thc coflin and spoke in silent language of the esteem on which the deceased was held. The latc Mrs. Garter was an honor- ed and prominent member of Grace Meth- odist church where her influence was ever uscd for the advancement of the Master-'s Kingdom. In social life sho was deserv-

J _ Campbellton. N. to Marg;arc|, youngest daughter of Ronald Campbcil, i‘lSli~ UK' Mayor of Sumincl'sid1.'.

brief illness Oct. ilist. Katie Flcliiiiirf. |19'

years.

_, __ _ J

Bonn. _

At Charlottetown on Nov. 2nd to R. I". i

and Mrs. Maddigan, it daughter.

MARRIED

At Montague, on Oct. Iilsi-. by REV- ‘V-

lt. Motley, Allan Wyaud to Katie Camp- bell.

At thc Methodist pai-sonngn, Summer-1.

side, Oct. ‘Z-ith by Rev. A. I). McCuli_y,;

John Dickie, Muddy Crock, to Mary A. l

Mcliure, Lower Bcdequc. V `

At the Methodist Church, Suinnicrsiile,

Oct Zith, by Rev. A. I). Mctjully, -lanres J.-Bethune, ltose Valley to A hcrta A., daughter of \Vilson llo\\‘ati., Sunim_-r- side.

At the residence of ihc hride`S ll*\1`e"l3.

ns, McDougall Janice Alexander,

Di E D

At her residence Prince Street after n.

ovcd wife of James Carter Jr, aged Ili)

ARE GOOD LOOKS V.-\I.UAill.i~Ii

Ifnature had her way cvcry complexion

unease'-vlllullus-mnn»»;

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We Are Alwavs Doing

Something Out of the Ordinary m~n~a»»---»-

This time the parlor iablcs have got into trouble-We have 6 of

one kind that have not moved out fast enough at our low regular price of $4.50 When we cut deep, we cut deep, so out they go at $2 go each. These are nice fguaranteer' oak parlor tables 24 in x 24 in and as there are only 6 left, you had better come quickly if you want unc.

youu ,NEwsoN.

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com lexion use Fcrrozone regularly.

/ will A I.imiteci_Nugber of Sneclaiiy I \\\ E°"!f"’\"""\f°“"“'\f'°'Rf’EHl ssssssvasssluldk //M, ._\ g_igice_sty1es For o£1_cr_:suyers. . /,__ \\\`\ from _ 3 S ' rr' "-" ~ _ \ 15 €iiilil$i0il$

ustosellat . . . . . ...99o

' `¢.:f _- -E -'-.'-.;: :I

iuniis _lt is a 51,30 qqgligy, _Z»__'_ -J-_ 1. but coming too late wg got a _:,` _f_-i-j_-`-.' ~_`-f,- _.f-_-_ =__ _ rebate from makers, enabling _1_-3' ;.»_I_-l;.-;_ _'-_-~_

Colors remaining are myrtle,

f°Yal.navy, brown two shades, and black. Mail orders re- ceive prompt attention.

..\

‘ All sizes, many styles,_your

saving is a real one, not imag- inary. Every mark down is a genuine as well as generous reduction on price to reduce

_ More New

(ggi. A, Covert

Coats. __ WJ A

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The fourth quarter for 1005 of the o1wm_ S,,n,,y,,me_ M2 (1 “_

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U precedented saiesin

E\ery day we we'e loosing

the coat department depleted our stock to an alarming extent sales- we eordered.

F' t f ri; d, 1 t came ye »t rdsy covert coats in various shades, styles and sires

-a littidsiager tlisheiilieriraigst-hsndsbmt r than any we've yet shown. Altogether they re

ccits of unquestionable merit.

Quantity is’at large sn

d quite a few ladies have been awaiting the arrival of these

costs. if you are one of them-if you want e swell coat-the very latest-don’t delay an

hour. ,

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LAST YEAR S COATS 5; 50 $3. 50 $4.50

Takes any coat sel-

iluye any cost that For any coats form- _

ling from $8to $i8-

fcrmerly sold up to 'si-ly selling from

` $5.oo. All sizes up 55,°°m$8.oo. Quite There,” mm, ° bn'

is varie'~y"lU¢l“dl;‘H gain in this iot-eie-

w 38 mb' mm' 'my °'°° °°"¢i_i new be :iii °=f°rd- MW- ;',2§°_' bhck m co "i;°mee»= :Le aiiisnfaf

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acquaintances to whom the announce-l ment of her death in the midst of health was n painful shock. The bereaved hus- band and the niotherless children have the assurance that their loved one has

l’0\l\' BFS H0 lll0l‘B. (

CORTICELLI HOME NEEDLEWORKE

Corticelli Home Needlework Magazine is| now being mailed to subscribers. The

tion, four numbers. Address Corticelli

it brings a rich ruddy glow to thc* checks, nourishes the blood and thereby

beauty, health and good spirits use

would be clear and delightful. But many allow their blood to become weak,- hence pimplcs,sallow skin, dark circles uudcr the cycs. 'l‘o have ii hcuutiful

lcstroys huniors and plmplcs. For

. ammnnpmwuwvuunvmnuuumnm

26 l-5 PER CENT

é The Sun Life Assurance Ccmpany vixcie 26 1- 5, p.

"\r°

of the total amount of new business written by

the Canadian Life Companies (zo in all) in the yea

1904-a practical guarantee of the conddeace oi' the

insuring public. .

E- R- BROW. Manager for P. E. Island,

@‘

I9 mwfpyl _ Charlottetown.

512%

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2°” “' “ "°°‘°' ‘““" ‘”"“° ""‘“ “““ 5°” i`..'»’.‘»’.ft.§’f%.§i'fii3f‘§&ff3£` ‘1'5§..»i§.”§.i‘é‘°{`.-T. A

---- l china direct. from Japan It is the nicest

li\1Illb0l'lS 06l'l»l1ll\l.V1\n °XU9ll0n\» 011° and cd a few hundred packages of siipcriur c0btt\inS ¥\\llD0l'0\l5 interesting and l"'i quality \Voodcn Tooth Picks. We arc structivo articles on Home and Personal | ,,e||;,,g them forum wry low ,,,.;c,. of ,-,,._ lCC0l‘5i'l0l'l5 illvlllii many \lSBl\ll SUKK05' l u. tliousunti, put up in ncut cardboard hox- tlons for Christmas sift msklnn- l os. Bonn- quality toon. picks we-_ it not-_

lf YOU RFB D05 lllfelldy ll S“b5°\`"’°" W - 'I`hc Two Macs. Mcllonalil 8.: Mcliinnon,

the magazine, senn 15 cts. for ri salnplel D,.,,,m|Bt,,‘ Um._ (Hn Gem ,md Kelli,

copy, or 50 cents fora year's subscrip-i Sm.ce¢S_ ,| t“»|;_

sun co. 1_>ni»\m.ers, se. Jenn., P. Q. }

Fcrrozonc. Your n(ppr-nrunce' will im- proveahundred fol . Fifty cunts buys

ny.

We have just received a package of

ine of i-he kind in the city.-W. P.

Tooth Pick Bargains. Vl'c huvc import-

“'\r°“""'\¢'°“'V* Rf

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p 35c and 5oc.

Scotts

5oc and $1.00.

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just received dir ect from the man ii-

facturers. |

who are fond of good

bulk 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

mlswiken if you do not find a favorite here.

Prices z5c to 75c per

ounce.

"The Two Macs”

DRUGGIETS, Cor. Gt. Geo. and Kent Sta.

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Write us for rates and results.

Clxarlolfiaiiusws,

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on its maturing Iuvcsimi-ut Poli.-ics to its

numerous policyholders.

Liic (with proiits] Limited Payment linilownicnt and Giinrniitci-ii Income:

llontls will wroducc the bust results unflcr

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