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Where Babv is Alwavs Welcome.

LOST

An appetite-

FOUND

' Hughes’ Digestive Tonic

to be the best medicine to 'i make a hearty one. [ Price 25c per bottle.

GEO. E. HUGHES. Apothecaries Hall.

STYLISH

TOP COAlS _

for Autumn and Winter wear should bo made to tit and please

you.

lf you knew our clothes thorough-

ly. intimatel§__ as we do, knew of t-io little de ils niceties of hand tailoring and fashioning embod- ied in cnch garment, you would \

not delay in deciding where you I would pace. your next measure- _ lllilii .

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Artistic Tailor. Gt. Geo, St. | 10-lildtts twwlm. |

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Breairfast"l`ahie 0

needs something tempting to induce nn appetite for_ths morning meal.

0ur Breakfast Foods

in Grape-Nuts, Cream of Wheat. Malt- Breakfast Food, Saxon Oats Kings Food. Rolled Oats. Island .

Oni-incnl. (ground fresh every week) nnd When Farina 'I‘hisla.st. men- tioned is an excellent breakfast

food. retails at 45 cents per pound. 'Fry somolof the above with some ‘ hot bnckwheatilonr pancakes made ‘ from our self rising buckwheat l ilnnr nnd you will feel equal to the ` ony and its difficulties.

licKcnna’s Grocery,

Phono :'iUp town store Wib. |

l Down town store 2389.. _ ~

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HUCKEY BUUTS..

The cold crisp Autumn

days are here-and skul- lug will soon be the order of the day--How enjoyable if your feet are comfort- ably clad with our hockey? boot

THE SWIFT

On your feet there is not a pang nor a pain- no burn- ing sensatinn--just de- lightful ease.

Boys’ :Hockey Boots,

“The Swift", sizes 1, 2.3. 4, 5.... $1.60

Small boys' ditto. sizes

10,11, 12, 13,.. $l;40

Men’s “-Swift' ’ Hockey

Boots, sizes 5% to zo ...........$2O0

Ail§__y_§§__§o..

;4 bm..

FIVE Rosas. novel. STUART. ssnosa. Girsv. BEACON.

loo lb bags at

Bccr & Goff.

lnaavanswssa-Milli

Warm

Fcit

Slippers For Women

FALL TIME TABLE.

C einl‘MONDAY October In IMG

ve Ch‘towu Will leave Rocky Pt

8.00 a. m. ll.00 s. m. 10.00 a. ru. 12.00 noon 'Lili p. m. 8.3) p. m. 4.3) p. m.

Wllll

7.&l s.m. 83) a.m. 9.5) ll.00 lm 3,00

Fryer 5535

4.00 m.

SUNDAY TIME TABLIIJ.

l L00 .m.

.ld 5. '.‘.?'. iw i-_-- 3.00 p. ni. 4-00 D- UL

s -mol laws

NE and at the Auditorium, Prince of Wales

Dh'°°t ‘mm the mms in bus ‘md Eiro.:d,chl’er cr the Poultry Division

Also Beaver Flour in 25, 5o and

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cmmen .

"E1.FlN' ill l bgiwseli

iprfinczmgtglaheny Wharfwandvlzoolty uint.

as follows :- ea

Willl save Ch'tcwn. Will leave Rocky Pt.

Till- lilllilllllli I

fone.. in New' rmwse ans ' Charlottetown.

Rsln The Gunrdlau's classified ads.You

will find something to interest you.

B.; Palos Wsassa and his popular

company will open an engagement in the Opera House commencing Nov. Biird .

Rncsnru while ploughing at his farm at Tfecadie Cross, Joseph Smith found an old French silver coin with date 1741 quite distinct.

Rnv. Frank Friasle will preach at First

Methodist Church tomorrow morning and at Grace Church in the evening and at Heartis Hall at three.

Tun students of Prince of Wales College

have been authorised to form n Rifle -Association and have been granted new Ross rifles and smmunlation.

Tuna was but slight change in prices

of produce yesterday. I-Iay was quoted from40 toiiilc., potatoes lil to Zio. and turnips l0o. Pork sold from 7 to 7lc.

Rosrar Bucxnarrsnn and F. C.

Campbell, of P. E. Island are in the city tcflay. J. W.McDonald of Sourls was in the city yesterday.-Moncton Transcript 22nd.

Tun cargo by the Princess yesterday

included one car oats, one caroanned goods, one car starch, two cars way freight, two horses and two cattle for Bermuda.

Tris schooner Estelle has arrived from Boston with fertilizer for G. H. Tcombs nnd will then go to Mount Stewart to load a general cargo of produce for Hali- fax and Sydney. '

Tun schooner Elisa Mao from Sydney

with a csrge of coal for C. Lyons 8: Co., of this city, was dismnsted outside of Cause in a recent gale. She is now at Oanlo. The Eliza Mac wus to take n cargo of produce from here for McQuillau At Co.

Auoue those leaving the city yesterday were Capt. T. G.Tayior and two daught r. to Halifax ; Dr. Stewart, Halifax, on re- turn; A. Lord to Cape Bear in connec- tion wlth the installation of the Marconi tower: Michael Doyle, Rsstlco, to Boston

A oonnrar. invitation is extended to

everybody who wishes to cali and see The Guardlan's Big Web Perfecting Press while running at 11.21) a. m. on Monday or Wednesday of each week. This ia the only press of its kind in the Province and

, well worth avisit.; tf

ALL classes of men should be interested

'in hearing Arthur C. Casey give his _ address upon “The Christian Commercial Travellers of America," in Y. lid.C. A. Hall, Sunday uftemoon at 3.45 p. m. Mr. Csseyia a Knight of the Gripsack, with headquarters at Providence, R. I. He is an earnest. Y.M.C.A. worker and will interest and profit every man present. Strangers and all men made welcome. _Service 3.45 p. m.

Tm; following specialists are expected

-to take charge of the short course in Live Stookjudging to be held at Char- lottetown Dec. Ilth. tollith. 1906 in the Farmers Pavilion, Exhibition Building,

College:-Prof. M. Cumming, President Nova Scot-is School of Agriculture; Dr. H G Reid Georgetown. Ontario; F. C.

Ottawa; C. M. Macilse, Live Stool; Dept., Ottawa.

Hannr F. Bama, the popular clerk at

the Victoria Hotel has returned from a trip to Boston and New York. At the former place in company with Earl Robins. son of F. W. Robins, who is studying dentistry at Tufts College, Boston he took in the famous football match at Harvard College between the All Halifax and Dalhousie team. On his homeward journey he metW S Mc- Kie and WF Robins en route to New York to attend the horse show.

Tim issue of the P. W. C. Observer for

November to hand is probably of the highest standard and the most inter- esting of that periodical for some time. The contents of th'e numberx- Frontispieoc, Autumn, from photo by W. S. Louson; Autumn, from Shelley; Histor- ic Parallels; The Maeter~Key of Know- ledge; Universities; Music and the Student, by Professor Watts; Nature Study, by Theodore Ross, B. A; Editorial; Physical Department; Class Debates; Class Reports; Local; Ou the Editor's desk' Acknowledgements.

Tas Boston Herald says:-“Tho most

The best line in

town at prices that

will 'delight you.

See our great 5oc

line.

SPRAGU-E & C0..

vismisnow. - C, Ly0[lS & C0

COAL

scllooncrs. _

and Pictou coal.

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The full dover, ‘delicious quality and absolu

CHOCOLATES distinguish themffrom others, and make them quick selle . l Jswnm. _Ml Try a box today. For sale at all the leading confectioners. - \_ "

` Landing daily from

Best quality of Sydney

ly. i

0 give our cough ours a chance. and sea how

pleasing part of the contest to Yale supporters was the remarkable physical condition of the players. Too much cannot be said in praise of "Johnny" Mack. When Yale lost Miko Murphy thsra was a feollng_ prevalent that the loss was irreparable. Trainarhfack, however, stepped in this year, took hold of things, won the respect and affection ofthe players and brought this team into the big game in tiptop condition." Mack was formerly trainer for thslialifsx waudsrers and visited Charlottetown with their track tsam some years ago.

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British Oongh Cure-ls ` an invaluable

remedy at this season ofthe year. If you have a cold in chest, sud cough incessant-

loosiug slssp on account of it) then

it does the work of relieving sud curing. Only 25:: por`bcttls-Prepared and sold by A.. W. Rsddlu, Pham B., Sunnyside.

te purity of WHITE’S

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NOVEMBER 25, xgog.

last night at 9.25

A"rosoooan' club is to-be organised in connection with the golf club and a slide built at the links. _ -

Howanp R. Hnsou of A. Home k Co# is expected home in a week's time from a trip to the Pacific.

Tux Abegwelts and Viotorias wil l play od the tie in the football league at Vic- toria Park this afternoon st three o‘cloek.

Alone the passengers by the Princesa last. night were D. A. Bruce from Truro; Mrs. Bryon Robins on return from Truro; Mrs. A.S.Hswitt and John G. Scrimgoour, from Picton.

Tas four expropriation cases were con- cluded in the Exchequer Court yesterday* and the case of Patrick W. Byrne for |150 ‘ damages for a horse killed at Georgetown was also heard. _

Tun schooner Three Bells of which W. S. Louson writes in todsy‘s Magazine Guardian cleared on 28 inat. for George- town from Bos on, where she had taken produce for Wright Bros, Victoria.

Tun ischooner Hazelwood, coal laden and bound fmm Port Hastings, C. B.. to Richibuotp, N. B., put into harbor here yesterday having lost her foresail. If she does not dispose cf her coal here she will proceed after repairs.

TB: Victoria team for this aftemoon’s football will be picked from the following: -Blake. Pound, McLeod, Goreham, Blake, Brown, Hearts, Lafferty, Toed, Dawson, McLeod, Cornfnot.. Gaudet, Robinson, Archibald, St,e\va`rt, McLean.

Tms week W. B. McKenzie, chief en- gineer of Dominion Government railways. Superintendent Sharp and H. J. McGrath inspected the Montague Branch. Owing to the earthwork being recently made, some of it has become so soft with the fall rain that it ls feared it will not be possible to have any traffic on this branch till next spring.-Patriot.

What Sulphur Does

For the Human Body in Health and Disease.

The mention of sulphur will recall to many of us the early days when our moth rs and grand mothers gave us our daily- dose of sulphur and molasses every

spring and fall. _,

It wns the universal spring und fall

“blood purifier," tonic and cure-all, and mind you, this old-fashioned remedy was

not without merit.

The idea was good, but the remedy was

crude and unpalatable, and u large quan-

tity had to be taken to get any effect.

Nowadays we get nil the beneficial ef-

fects of sulphur in a palatable, concentra- ed form, so that a , single grain is fnr more effective than a tablospoonful of the

crude sulphur. _

In recent years, research and experi-

ment have proven that the best sulphur or _medicinal use is .that obtained from Calcium (Calcium Sulphide) and sold in drug stores under the name of Stuart's Calcium _ Wafers. They are small choco late coated pellets and contain the active medicinal principle of sulphur in a highly

concentrated, effective form.

Few people are aware ofthe value of

this form of sulphur in restoring and maintaining ' bodily vigor and health: sulphur acts directly onthe liver, and excretory organs and puriiles and enrich- es the blood by the prompt elimination of

waste material.

Our grandmothers knew this when they

dosed us with sulphur and molasses every spring and fnll,- but the crudity and im purity of ordinary flowers of sulphur were often worse than the disease, and cannot compare -with the modern concentrated preparations of sulphur, of which Stuart , Calcium Wafers is undoubtedly the best and most widely used.

Theyarethe natural antidote for liver

and kidney troubles and cure constipation and purify the blood in a way that often surprises patient and physician alike.

Dr. R. M. Wilkins while experimenting with sulphur remedies soon found that- tha sulphur from Calcium was superior to any other, form. He says: “For liver, 'kidney and blood troubles, especially when resulting from constipation or malaria, ihave been surprised at the rc- sults obtained from Stuart's Calcium Waters. In patients suffering from boils nd phnples and even deep-seated car~ buncles, I have repeatedly seen them dry up and disappear in four or five days, leav ing the skin clear and smooth. Although Stuart's Calcium Wafers is a proprietary article, and sold by druggists, nnd for that reason tsbooed by many physicians, yet- I know of nothing so sufe nnd reliable forl constipation, liver and kidney troubles and especially in nil forms of skin disease, as this remedy."

At any rate people who are tired of

pills, cathartics and so-called blood “puri-

ers u far safer, more palatable and eden- ve preps ration.

~ \

tiers," will find in Stuart/s Calcium Wsf~-

. I _

J no Court and .the Registrar L. A. Audette

ago and was one of the halves on the All

from New York with n cargo of hard coal for Ingruham and Kimber. The Shaffusr is a vary trim looking three-master of

manded by Captain Hopkins.-Sydney Post. ,

Taz death occurred last Monday at

Fredericton of Joseph McKinnon, aged 24, sen of Alex. McKinnon. Deceased had been iii for about a month. The mem- bers of Refuge Division out of respect to their late brother attended the funeral in regalia and performed the services at the grave.

WHAT about Provincial Prohibitlcni

It is proven to be constitutional, and in

Let us try it here in Nova Scotia. It in bouudtocome, sooner or later. It is now fairly in the air, nnd the sooner all parties concerned base their calculation.- cn this important fact the better. There can bono going back in this Reform. Let us press forward.-Presbyterian

Pnol-‘ HawLn\"a Drill Girls had a re

rcpast there was nn elaborate toast list

experience of Mrs. Squsrebriggs (Lieut.

to their Corps and birthplace

ved a telegram announcing the death of

of the Queen Hotel here.'1‘he remains will

monis. His wife was formerly Miss

A. of which deceased was n member will have charge of the funeral.

Z,..i_1-1-1--

PHIIIE WEHBEH ll

in noni Huusl

lady, an old nurse, a servant girl, a livel swell, and an Irish sailor boy. In each of

ferent changes of character with remark- able rapidity, und delighting the audience by hcl' clever work.

Mr. Allen did well as the villain ; Mr.

Baker was a good Sir Gervase Langton Mr. Jenkins a characteristic Tracy; and Messrs. Palmer and Mei-Iurdy very accep- table as tho adventurers.

Mr. Webber was very funny as the Ger-

man, and his local hits scored heartily. Miss Boker in the roles of mother and daughter showed to advantage, and Miss Adams wns a correct Una.

There will be ri mutince this afternoon

at 2.11) o'c|ook when the “Gold King" will be performed, and tonight the Company will make their last appearance in the grand tcmperance drama of Ten Nights in a Bar Room; or, The Fatal Glass, which will no doubt draw another good house. __._._._----

coughs, oslds, hsarssllna, and other lllvsat

ailments are quickly relieved by Gresoisus tablets, ten cents psrbox. Alldruggists.

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Mus. Bucs, Murray Harbor, returned “HIGH W" "3"" “°'” B°"°"~ MEET MEA'l`»~.-.THE ALWAYS BUSY

U t Bvnsmel of the Exehsilua _

“The Little Detective," a protean com-

edy, wae finely put on the boards at the Opera House. The piece gives Edwins Grey an excellent opportunity for her ver- satility, she enacting n fashionable, young

these she was admirable, making the dif-

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leave this morning for the mainland- ,

TBI Vicwrlas in the football match will be greatly strengthened todaybyGorslminm ‘ who played with them here several years

Hana: wns playing stun-vin-d messy. `

Tru: schooner Ida M. Bhaffner arrived I G 0

at Acadia wharf Thursday afternoon

Our Fur stock is bought direct

from the best manufacturers.

he utmost care in buying,

the most critical inspect-

~ a

on arrival of the Furs

P. E. Island it is proved to be practicable. .3 here; giV¢5 us the C0n6d¢UCe

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to recommend this stock as

of the best in the prc-

Witness. i ` '* I Vince'

union and soc|aiteaattheSalvation Army » T115 3S501'i1lI1e|ltiS iilfge and Varied, and 5011 barracks last evening. After a luscious _. evgry ggod style and Fur here_ -

d , b ' , 22,.."§§‘f"§..§i§'i.'.1§`.-`li.°.i.`Z.f§'.2i°i`.'{i`I . MU|i‘FS_ 'N Fur Coats a ',speclalty.

Bessie McCallum in the Northwest and Astfakan

of Coptl Laura White in' Newfoundland- '

9 .

Both are Charlottetown girls, and a credi° Russian Lamb’ ‘ ` li '”,. ".

Jkuus Km.r.Y,Queen St.lns"t-night recle- Pgfslau Lamb, 5 " 4'*

JamesL.sdeI)onuld,fcrmeriy in the employ Raccoon

rriv to ni ht accom anied by Mrs. M1. d S 1

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Donald and his brothers Frank and ‘ 9 an ea ' E William. Interment will take place at-

K.elly's Cross. The late Mr. McDonald Trimmed and Plain’

had been ill but three weeks with pneu- at Prices a little lower Edith Gallant of this city. The C. M. B. than you get them

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Now is a good

time to get your winter supply of ' Groceries.Prices *hem “U- will perhaps be

khi ghe r.

Wholesale

values.

Fl-°UR Sanderson & Co..

Sunnyside Grocers,

For Flour, Tea, Oil, Mo- lasses and Sugars we lead

Get our prices, compare

elsewhere.

STANLEY BROS.

and Retail.

reasonable price.

Every article

gum-an teed

5 lb. Lot Tea $1.00

This is THE

PLACE to get

mr Groceries of

t quality and

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Reversible Leather Coats,

n Lined.

and Sheep-Ski '

have; many kinds of

Duck coats,scme rubber-lined, duck lined, flannel lined and sheep-skin lined. Prices range from $4.50 to $8.50.

The reversible leather coat

is made for :L two fold purpose. For cold weather turn the cor- duroy out. For wet and stormy weather turn the leather out. Prices $7.00 io $8.2 5.

We have a full assortment

of sizes in sicck. Kindly give us a call and we will be pleased to show our goods.

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It's not too earlv to

choose your Xmas Gifts.

This year, neckiets are

very fashionable, and we have stocked some choice patterns in SOLID GOLD and gold filled.

The locket above shown

goes very nieely with a nice nec let.

G. F, Hutcheson,

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PIANO

There should be the best works that money can buy.

Helntzman Pianos

Cost very little more than ordinary pianos and you can depend on getting the best

I in every particular.

Call sud see them or write us'for prices and easy terms

‘ . oi’ payment.

Miller Bros.,

~ Sunnyside.

S. A. cDonald,

P. E. Isiand’s Greatest Clothing House.

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Coai!C0al!Coal!

To arrive by steamers during this month viz: S- S. "Turbin,” "Bonavists.” and “Ri<:hard.“ with cargoes`o

Reserve, Runmine and Nut Coal for Domestic purposes.

We would therefore advise consumers to book their orders at once

and get their supply of coal in, fresh from the mines before winter sets

n' PEAKE Brzos. s co.,

Ch‘town ` Agents for Dominion Coal Co., Ltd.

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