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‘_ Old- Folks,Bhould Bs Careful in Their ,¢;. Selection of Reguletive Medicine.

_ We havd a..~la!d,` dependable and al-

toether ideal remedy that is ar-

3 P .ticularly adapted to the require-

ments of aged people and persons ol weak constitutions who sufler from _constipation or other bowel disor- ders. We are so certain that it will relieve th_ese complaints and give absolute satisfaction in every par- ticular that we offer it with our per- sonal suhrantee that it shall cost the"user nothing -"ifjit fails ,to sub- stantiate our claims. This remedy is called Rexall Orderlies. ' Rexall Orderlles have a soothing, healing, strengthening, tonic en,-1, re- gulative action upon the bowels. They remove all irritation, dryness, soreness, and weakness. They restore the bowels and associate organs?to

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is bound to be 'great the first cold snap that skikes ns. If you -have not ordered, your wlnter’s supply- dou’t be sought 'in the rush, but order now; . ` We are receiving good clean coal everyday now. ‘

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A. Pickdrd fo? Co

Phone 240.

more vigorous and healthy activity. They are eaten like candy may be taken at any time without incon. venience, do not cause any grlping, nausea, diarrhoea, exressive loose- ness, ilatnlence or other disagree- able effect. Price 25c and 10c_ Sold only at our store--The Rexall Store. The McKinnon Drug Co.

“Is there anything you want in

Diamond Dyes? We carry a full line oi colors in these as well as May- pole soap and Dy-o-la. Wholesale and retail. E. A. Foster, Central Drug- store. *___ 11-4M3i. .._¥_____ _gil

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Hard Coal

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for Base ` Burner

Acadia Round

Acadia and

.. Albion Nui

Reserve Run ofMine

'All in' the Coal Sheds

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George E.l"ull’s_

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R 'Coal yard '

HUGHES’

Specially Prepared '

Condition Powders '

is a sure and: quick worm destroyer, and after the worms are expelled it will be found nn excellent article to build up the run down con- dition of the animal.

A Strong Tonic _

A Sure I Remedy for

Swellccl Legs and Inl- pure Blood. \

G. E Huuheslfiiiuslz. Charlottetown, P. E. I. `ir‘~lM`_tf "

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Try Our Mail

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Yoll can buy in the city with aut

iion as if you shopped in person.

We receive all mail orders as s

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every case you receive your parcel by return mall. ' . _ V

Try us on phone orders.

Order Service

leaving home with the some satisfac-

onaslhe arrivein the city and in

MacKinnon Drug Compan y

Cor Great George and Kent Sts-

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If you are smoking a

pipefnl of our Bright Cul' smoking tobacco we know

i you are in a mood when

_ 'él Q nvitations _are accept-

.°._~';." able, It is the coolest and most agreeable smoke on f

' "7" the market. Burns freely

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BLACK TWIST chewing tobacco. None better.

Hickey & Nicholsonlohacco Co. Ltd

Phone 34 5, Charlottetown

Good- Values

We-are showing a splendid

line ofhorse rugs here that at tbeiprlcesmsrked are splen- did velnes. We ‘ know _all horsemen will be delighted

., with the showing,

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» Ttfpk over the vllues listed below .

| " ,.,,wn fm, th,-gughoul, strong 'wllh surcirlgles attached. 71 in.

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";';$K'-Jule, n_nlcs rug. felt lin

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~ 36 K-Heavy fell, s good servic

s'§_t_(l§7-Extra heavy jute rug. `-.i~'_;:'.'.'.'.e'..";:'l'.'.';.'.a.;;;.;.';;;

| ` K-A nlodllim priced rn#

.|.e _.Brown duck, heavy felt

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lined, 7| in. long with nurclnglsl .._..................._8l-69 “ch with surcingldi. . . . .... . . . $l.90 each and very attractive.. .. .. $2 00 nelt

Manufacturers

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sd snrclnglss attrhsd. 72 in. long .........'.................._$l.25 escll

sable rug, snrclngles attached, 72 ln- .. ................ $|.50 each

rein les attached S2 I0 each

lining, lu K . _

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_ ___ . 3 ' _ | t d dar ble.. .$2.35 each ,ff-'lvnital Milind.” ll-lil; udurelnales. . .$1 70 auch |.¢-I-lesvv duck, 7llin. long, heavy, lined ..... ......}2.80 each

‘go batters, collar pads, horse brushes, clippers, curry combi'

’f- stahl -lproomo, halter chelnl. |l“l°'f“l» Wl’lP'» °*°-

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Arsenanlt. The bride was becoming- _

Y-Y'A_"v" "7 ' '"0'-L' fi 5*" """ "_ `-.,""::_Cherlot'tetown B‘orces"Bumnio'|le'd: `”`-7 f '~ ' "'=' - _ ` if*

-Word has been received from head W°1ll'!1°“'“ ervcrt and director ol the sldsen to Mr Temple complaints

I quarters to the Abegweit lftcbn to bd 9-"3 8\ll|¢ry 0| the corporation of Lon- that the"la`tter 'was acting' too. quldle .-.-.-.-_-_-_-_-_-.Tx_»_~.-,,-,»_»,-_»_~,_-,-_._.,-_~_._-_-,_._-_-_._-_.,-_.; ._,,.,,_.,_-_-_-,_.,,,,_-_.,_._.,,_.._.__,__,,___,_.___,_____.____; in readiness to defend their colors as 0°". is Huing Sir George Donaldson ly, Ing? Georg, mn; _._'_»W¢|¢,'_'

' CUB 0 ~- 0 t E. football ‘Of 5100.000 commission on the sale. til. ou e_. _ is on the- field. t

J. G. Scrimgeour, Cardigan, was 1

Miss Meleta Jones, Pownal, who P

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to ber home yesterday. _ '

Northumberland last night. - ~ -

John Messervey, Charlottetown, ref

turned from the mainland by the

Northumberland last night.

‘ sr l>eter's All saints social will be held ln the schoolroom this evening C at eight o'clocll. U

The Coqualeetza Mission Band

meets on Friday afternoon from 3.30 to 4.30 in Heartz Memorial Hall, Charlottetown. C

connection with the Caledonia Clllll will be held this year as usual ir Charlottetown.

lor, Charlottetown, were passengers returning on \the` ' Northumberland last night. "

The Charlottetown firemen wene y

called out yesterday for a fire in tllr

Wharf. The roof was considerably scorched, but the firemen soon qnenchl ed the blaze. P

Yesterday the Northumberland ar- 5

rived in Picton from _Charlottetown at 11.05 a. m. She left again about 1.15 p. m. with passengers, express, mail and freight and arrived at 5.00 p. m. She leaves today at 7.30 u.. m. for Picton, returning about 5.30

The Guardian had a pleasant call _&

scrlbers, Donald McQuarrle, proprle- 'E tor of the well known Mount Pleas- W and Farm, Bonshaw. Mr, Mcqnarrie has been a subscriber to the Guar- dian continuously for fifty-five years u fact which probably accounts for his bale and hearty appearance and his intelligent grasp of current ~ and historical events, at the advance<`

nge of 77.

The Aeronautical Society will

hold an aviation tournament at its new flying field, Oakwood -1-Ieights, Staten Island (N, YJ, election day beginning at 2 p, m. George W. Be- ,"3

M, Dyott and Cecil Paoli, the boy aviator, 17 years old will be among the contestants. Special events are |] scheduled to make the meet interest- Ing ffrom every viewpoint.-Brooklyn Eagle. Peoli,made many friends in Charlottetown during his recent

flights here.

took place in St. Dunstan's Cathed-

Larter the popular young barber of

Peters and the groomsman was T.

pages.

has been visitin in Boston returned'-` ‘

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“" . ,_- ~ '. Mrs; ‘W. Buntain, South

R°m° N°\'mBl1. M0112*-011. W8! ustieo, returned from a visit to

i>8lB8llE0r. to Charlottetown on the slstlmnzeigit-1° 1-°¢¢n¢|y_

and other news, -and has the SWEET honor and pleasure of being the HOME paper for Prince Edwa

attendance present.

football series will take ace on

The regular St. Andrew’s dinner il: sion will be 25c_ to an

left yesterday morning for Ottawa to

_ Th _ - attend the Medical Conference and

e M159" I-'Oli and Gefda TBT will also-‘ go to New York to attend

the Surgeon’s convention.

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_ _ ’ last Friday 1-White oats, 40 to 42c;

warehouse of Louis Block on Lord s _black oats 42 to 45, potatoes 25,3

beef (quarter per lb, 7 to 9c; beef (smal er lb. 10 to 16c_ The ri

_.to

this morning at 7.15 at the home of the bride 50 Hillsboro St., Char- lottetown, when Miss Elizabeth Wyatt

p. m. _will become the wife of Samuel Mc-

yesterday from one of iteoldest sub- Wm be given away by her brother _y_

ter formed by‘ the Rev. 'r. F. Fullerton, the happy couple will leave by the ,western express on rl honeymoon trip to bec and other Canadian cities. The_. brides going away suit is of navy blue with hat to match. The hand- some and numerous presents received testify to the popularity of the couple. ,

ctw. Harry Binzhnm Brown. Georzr Monday night. They had eaten pert

the contents of a can of clams and .

shortly afterwards Dr. Lodge, feeling

resulted from indigestion. A little later Mrs. Lodge became very sick und in attempting to go upstairs tainted. Dr. Lodge was by this time do ill tha _ any assistance. He managed to call

A quiet, but very pretty wedding from his window to it neighbor across

the street.. _‘The latter summoned a

ral,- Charlottetown, at 6.-i5 o‘clock_ doctor who came at once and -attend- yesterday morning when Miss Annie ed _ Macdonald, became the wus of nun-y tgouble as nfcmaine poisoning and

Lower Queen Street, Rev. Maurice Both have fully recovered but the McDonald, performed the ceremony. doctor stated that twentl’ minute” The bridesmaid was Mig; Emily more would have meant death.

resbytery. _

Milk .Celnpsle Clark, Cevendish,and

The Guardian prints all the HOME

rd Island.

The W€€l¢lY Poultry meeting of harlottetown was held in the Y. M~. . A. hall, last night with a large

The first game of the P.E.I. senior

. A. A. A. grounds, Saturday at p. ln.-Abbies vs. S. D. C". Adnlis

Dr. B R Jenkins, Charlottetown

The following prices were secured

the Charlottetown market square

esterday and have prevailed since

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ces quoted by the wholesalers 1 otatoes, 25c; hay, 50:: to 60c; bite oats 40 to 42c; black oats 42

44c; straw, $5.50 to $5.50.

An interesting event takes place

eod of the dry goods firm of ‘Moore McLeod, Charlottetown. The bride

_ Wyatt, MQ L. A., Snmmerside,n.nd

ill be unattended. Immediately af-

'the ceremony, which will be per-

Boston, New York, Montreal, Que

Dr. F. S. Lodge and Mrs. Lodge, harlottetown, had a close call on

l, retired, thinking his indisposltlon

t he was unable to render

to the sufferers. He diagnosed the

ministered tho necessary antidote.

ly attired in brown. After the cere- mony the happy couple left on a wedding trip to St. John, N. B. and- other points. '

The Guardian regrets to learn from a telegram to H. J. Palmer, Char- lottetown, of the_death ot Charles 1. Curtis yesterday at the_Massachu- setts General Hospital, Boston. He - was a son of the late`James F. Cnr- - tis of H. M. Customs, Canada, and went to Boston about two years ago. While at work there he contracted all- pcndicitis and was operated on lor the same in August last, and seem- ingly recovered, but complications followed and he continued in a very weak and precarious condition until about a fortnight ago when hopes were entertained of his recovery as he seemed to be gaining a little. How- ever, e. turn for the worse resulted in his death suddenly yesterday morning. Charlie, as he was famlliarly known, was of A kind s/nd generous disposi- tion and 3 general favorite with thosol who knew him. Both his parents are dead and he leaves to mourn their loss the following brothers: William M. Dorchester, Mass, druggist; John, in California and one sister, Mrs. F. W. Prowse. His _body will arriveto- morrow evening from Boston. Fun- eral notlce later. _ _

::Phons your order. No matter how ‘

small it is it will receive our care- - nl, prompt attention and be deliver- ed to you in as shorts time as posslble.'Ws make a 'specialty of doc- tor's prescriptions by phone. Ask your doctor to phone the next one. _The MacKinnon Drug Co., corner Gt. George and Kent Ste. Mldtf.

What-'s Good

_ Today ?

Well. these .sn 8PEClAl.S_nnd

_ m|S_hty1&ood_o_nes_, foo. . . o l»lNu'rs-w nh s __l»u».- ‘ flavor,-'purer and more whelshtot,

than my ‘yeu've sm- fund heron Fresh teda , a do: ... ....... |2e

JELLY l!0LLB-creamy milk-

» choice- creamer; butter-but pastry ‘_ _flour and flossf filling scientifically - ‘ blended. Fresh today. each .... ltle.

Phone all _

Realy Good

/is Gardner-'s Asthma and Bronchit\ I

Economical

Toilet ’

Soaps

Delicately p e rf u nl e d

and will wear- down to a thin sheet.

All “Vinolia" goods

made in England.

25 cents a box

.lohnsou & Johnson

Couch Cure

;, Cure. l|.‘s splendid for old folks

coughs. strengthens the pulmonary

organs and bronchial fnbeu, re-

moves all irritation from the delicate membranes o f fha throat, gels

__ down to the sest~of'fhe trouble and »_ _ promptly cures the most stubborn ‘ cough.. _ . f- »

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~». '° lets any to like and doe|n‘t nf-

fecf the most delicate stomsoh.Oas

trial will show you lt's supperlor qualities. Largs bottle Me

- » GUARDIAN _ _ FIRST or Au. “‘ pAG5.N_,N_g -_

f nwi ne f he P. I. y Pig' &

It pays to buy in this Province. Today's Guardian contains twelve leezne. Abbies, forward! At first Mr. Clarke bought pmtureg Egg,-¢ tg, dog, ' 0|, yd" mnoc” _

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C. L. Grant, Charlottetown, wenf _.___ I FIGHT FOR COMMISSION llllr. 'llf-nlrllg Lergceiliddl hisfddgignofsslgd lllll’snll)lle§s°§£e,aIlid (i)lidtr];lJlil: tgtrztt limb”

west yesterday afternoon. Robert Jenkins, Marion' was 1,1 _ __ ON 5740300 gALE_ on that transaction. Later on, how- to maliean odor for a portrait, bu

R A Charlottetown yesterday. _ ' ‘ nL-- ever. -Mr. Clcrre purchased the hal- 1 anticipate falluliianiflf your letters

wasevi. vi.B_;_l'_;r Eraéshe. F41: tDominion_ M -_ _ Sgl0I;D0$1J,m!_»Iev_ 4,._rp\,e 351,. to ex. ance of the <_olle:tlc.-n and Mr._ Tem- have g-one at-this inopppljtu_n_e mln- __ terda o ar o e own yes iss Ruth Dickieson, New Glasgow, uma ort am A. Clarke, 0! Mon. ple is non .sn_ln_g for the commission. _ment the game has been given awaiy ‘

_¥~ was a recent visitor to Charlotte: I “» 0 n collection of old masters 'N10 llllie Nl ~V1n Abbey, it was ex-| ltmnemher tha blaze buyer only wants

» --- town. - . OP 3740.000. by Sir George Donald- Plelllfd. 1'¢f\lS€d to accept cummissionfto buy when the holder of flue things

Passenger from Charlottetown to his A E M¢L,,,,,,_ Centra, Lot lawns- gun to-day in the lord nhlh( .lvvstlf-we al/leon to give his wife a present. A ‘ -.lmt self. cn your bird's tail."

home yesterday afternoon. ' in Charlottetown yesterday attendin - 1"-L0urti There, Altred_J._'Ifen_l_~ple_. the _letter was read from Sir George Don- case;-.-ur_ndjonrn_cd_ '

Bon, is the subject of s suit--which be- and would not allow Sir Gforge Don- d'»n't want to selL Put- a»pincb 1

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That Unrivalled Paillette _Silk _ 39 to 40 inches wide 0nly 99

Offefed lly"l`his Store Only for P. E. l.

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which you can obtain lhls nnlious brig-ht heavy l’1\'lLLVl;'l` l E de Qi11Nl<, _<i_|i;,

'.l.`llis store is one of the ones. Now bear in l~olu<l,__lb\~: silk is not an ordinarv vard

wzde si_lk. lt runs 3910 40 inches wnle__l.lAee.-_ ,. Cas., ’l`lle quality is superior, the

finish IS S“P¢l'l01'. the value is superior. lt is not i.. . e compared in the ordinary | 9_9c;cla_§s at _all.We want von to put it against. the very best 51,25 silk you can ll

find regularly. Wllite,lvorv. Cream. Ecru. Lemon, tuscan, Old Kose, l(_\ul_f..Sk\',

Saxe. Light Navy. Navvdirown. M yzlle Olive, Reseda. l-lelio, Wisteria,

Pearl, Nile

Jacquard Satin 65 Charmeuse °

Here is one of the newest and most

delightful silks for evening wear. Soft rich graceful, showing a dainty jacqu-

ard patterns in its weave. Pink, sky or Tuscan, 39 inch . .M . _ _ . _ . .$|.65

Queen Qualify Ivory $1.75

Salln Marquise From time immemorial the ideal

wedding gown has been of rich soft

ivory satin it is the absolute perfect- ion of its kind, full 36 inches wide $1.75

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stronger this fall than for many l_a day: This lovely 40 inch fabric is offered in shot green with black, or shot grcv with black . . . . . . . . . . ,. _...-.-_ ..$|.65

Black. 36 Inch _ 1.50 Satin Charmeuse

The vogue of “shot” Silks is

Another dignified, graceful and,

rich silk, popular for every dressnlak. ing purpose, full 36 inches wide, and 'is offered at, per yard _ . . . . _ . . . . .$|f50 2 other grades $I.75and . . . . . . .$2.50

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Queen Qualify Guaranteed Chiffon" Taffeta Silk 36 in Wide at $1.50 1

For Many:Uses Nothing Can Destroy the popularity of taffeta, and for

the people-many indeed-who prefer this silk-we offer a taffeta that will not cut. This is a chidon finish soft, rich, lustrous and every length we sell you carry with it our six months guarantee. That is to say if it cuts or breaks inside of six months from purchase we will replace it. Black or Navy. ..- . . . $l.50

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White Chiffon Talfetla Every qualify ln '

_ Black Pin Stripe $1 30

White taffetta chiffon, 36 inches wide

good soft, durable silk, showing a dainty very narrow pin stripe, smart effective de-

ign ate e e s o s -uni-~» nee... -.».....»¢»-$||3o

Plain Color Silks

Constant Demand 251: Up

Peau de Ssie ‘ Many of you have always' bought

Peau de soie for that best black silk dress. l/Ve offer tile best Pcau De Sole inthe Province

Single width 65c to.......‘......'....$| 50

Double width $1.50 to., _ . _ _ . . ..$2.50

Single Width Ili

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For many purposes people simply must have single width silks-although for

dresses it seems evident that the double width is here to stay. In _the following lines we can oder yon practically every shade that is to be had from =fhe makers, Plain llebutiu 25e_ Pla' _ Jamal nee 50|: Pelu de Cygne __ 1 » _ "c

Peillelt de ina--ell colors splendid value at _75¢

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Single Wlgg .Temollnes ln Stripes. "Vllrcsses 55c

_ These are good sturdy and durable sllks. They are smart and handsome as well as being good weavers. Black and white-white and black or Navy and white stripes . . e. . . . . _ . _ _

Stewart: Bakery _

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Dresden And Brocade Silks

For lfalley Work _

For the coming fancy working days

we recommend a selection from this _greet

new line that we have-f§ net recently open

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just some in and look them over

Single widths. At All Sorts Of Prices.

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