NOVEMBER 1°» 15” _ --rss t..f.~.».s~. News 'ms cHAnLo'r'rE'rowN GUARDIAN F, PAGE NVE

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l| lnful llinis on llsir lleslth

scalp and Hair Troubles Generally Caused by Uarelessness.

pandrull is a contagious disease

giiused by a microbe which also pro- duges baldness. Never use a comb or brush belonging to some one else. No matter how. cleanly the owner may be these articles may he infected wilb microbes, which will infect your scalp. lt is far easier to catch hair microbes than it is to get rid of mem, and a single stroke of an in- yened comb or brush may well lead to baldness. Never try on anybody ,.|,;@'s- hat. Many a hat-band ig ,i resting plscsgor microbes. ' 1l you happen to he troubled with dandruil, itching SCHIP. falling hair or baldness, we have a remedy which we liglieve will completely relieve these troubles. We are so 'sure of this that we oilecit .to .YOU With the under- standing that it will cost you noth- ing for tbe_ trial if it does not pro- ,|,l¢¢' the results we claiin. This reuiedy is called Rexall "U3" l-lair Tonic. .We honestly relieve it to ue the most scientific remedy fox" scalp and luiir troubles, and we know of nothing else that equals it for eiiec- tiveiiess, because of the results it has pi-odiiced in thousands of cases.

Rexall "'33" Hair Tonic is devised

to banish dandrufl, restore natural color when its loss has bien brought ubolll by disease, and 'mate the hair naturally silky, soft and glossy. It does this because it stimulates tlic lmfr follicles, destroys the germ irat- rer. :ind brings about a free, healthy circulation of blood, which nourishes the hair roots, causing them to tighten and grow new hair. We want everybody who has any trouble with hnir nr scalp to know that we think that liexall “93" Hair Tonic is the hsst hair tonic and restorative in ex- | igtence, and no one should scoff at orl doubt this statement until they have put our claims to a fair test, with the understanding that they pay us nothing for the remedy if it _does not give full and complete satisfaction iii, ,ivory particular. Two sizes, 50 ctnts| mul $1.00. Remember, you can ob- tain llexall Remedies in Chalotte-I town onlv at our store-The Rexiill Store. The McKinnon Drug Co.

"l`ure that cold and hacking cough

with Mnc`s Syrup of White Pine and 'l‘nr. it is a preparation that is easy to take. does not effect the stomach

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York State Asseni ' . Swhelmillgli' Republllldn illee rowi- tatives will number lOl, while Lth(lisl‘:_

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The State Senate lxiolldsnnifveioculxilllfi

lgfrzsciycerliifticlmd therdore' it continues

Heavy inroads were made in the

Democratic representation in Gi,eatH_ New Y°"k~ the Rfillllblicans malglnlg ‘gains ‘of nine in New York County |vnile in l&ing’s County exactly tlié same number of gains was registoreq Results in other States showed vary; ing results, with little indication Ol

wide spread wave ol pl|l,|l¢ semi.

nie'nt. .

New Jcrse elected a L ‘ ..

me Assemlllill is Republicaniglzlrilggl ate w|'il probably he of the same po. litical complexion.

ln Maryland the Republicans elect.

cd a Governor for the' second time lu thirty years.

Mississippi elected a Democratic

Governor; the Sociulistic canilirlgte for Licut.-Governor ran strong. I The Municipal election in Ohio re- -sulted in the election of Democrats as Mayor of Cincinnati, (`levelaud and Columbus. Brand Whitlock wus re-elected Mayor of Toledo.

ln Kentucky, James B. Mc(‘reary,

Democrat, was elected Governor, by It majority estiniated nt 20,000. A Democratic Legislature will clcri Ollie James as United States Semit- or.

New Mf'Xl<‘n will probably elect a

Dcniocrntic member for Governor. lu- dieations point to a. Republican Leg- islature, which will ‘elect two Repub- lican United States Senator.

Democrats were elected to (iougress

in the third Nebraska and second Kansas districts.

In the 14th Pennsylvania District a

'Rcpiiblican was elected iii place of a Democrat. »

Pliiladelphia elected Rudolph Blan- kenburg, Independent Republican, who headed the fusion ticket by 4,364 plu- rality, defeating George H. Earle, Jr., the candidate of United States Senator Ross.

and promptly effects a lasting cure,

mul is heartily recommended by all. “Just received a large consignment

who have ever used it. Price 25c. 'l`|u- Tivo Macs. drtf.

of Boy's and Girl's Dogskin gloves all izes 75c pair. Moore & McLeod.

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'_-SA VE YOUR HAIR

Don’l let the deadly microbe of dan<lrufl` undermine the delic-

‘ :il‘c luiir roots. Use Rexzill “93"

Hair Tonics and yourrhair will

be wit, healthy and free from germs. Price 5oc und $1 xi bottle. Sole Agents

The M acKinnon Drug Co. |

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I, “0ur long Suil” Exclusive Novelties lor lhe Holiday Trade V » .~.>

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E|.'l`lES that ever came to town and we ' believe you will profit by their ac- quaintance. You are always welcome . to come' in and have a look at our

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Mink' Ranches.

Oiier Ranches.

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ip" "Mk by applying at this onine.

l".l`bere were no cases before the po. ice court in this city yesterday _

Rev- A- W-IWBWOH. Kensington,

was 9-'H0011 the visitors to the city Yesterday. '

_J~ U~ M0L€0il. merchant, Harts-

'v_‘u“~ was 3"l0“l! the visitors to the city yesterday.

t The New Glasgow Cheese .ina sin. aelailactury Wlll soon be in operation g i. ,

Miss Blanch Toombs, city, has re'

turned _from an entended visit tc (lnlilornia.

Nell M“l»€lH1. Melville. has return-

ed home from a very enjoyable trili to Boston.

Tliere will be service in the (lliui‘cl‘

llvllil school house tomorrow even lug. the llih at seven p. ni.

Wm. sellers. city. will'sell today

by auction at 166 Weymouth St., al household effects, piano, express wag on, etc. y

'The services on the Mt. Stewart circuit next Sunday 12th will bet- Marie at ll a. in., Mt. Stewart ati p. m., and lluustnffnage at 7.

Mrs. Kenneth (Iarinichael, Melville was *U the “WY YPSl2el'¢lay en route tr Boston. She was accompanied as fai as the city be-her sister Miss Kati. Mcllean.

Mrs. (Thorlos McFarlane, City, ` re

turned on the Northumberland last evening after a short trip to New GIHBKOW where she was the guest o her daughter.

Miss Helen Smith and Miss Edna

Smith, Hampton, have arrived in th~ City to spend the winter with tbei. sister Mrs Racklifle who resides at 2 Kent Street, Mrs Smith will come lr inter in the season. .

It was unintentional that - The

Guardian ,has not previously said that Professor Singleton entered up on his duties as organist and choir muster of St James Church on Suu day last. His music was greatly ap preciated.

Mrs. (-Rev.) A. W. Watson, Ken

sington, arrived in the city on tbf Northuniberland last evening. Sh was returning fi‘om Sydney where shi was visiting with friends on rsturi from an extended trip to Boston ani other American cities. \

From the Washington Record it if-

learued that The Chicago Stock Com- pany, whose plays have been so much enjoyed here, are lmviig large nud- ences in the above City. The plays ar- highly spoken of by the press, espec- ially that of the Governor and th Boss, ii powerful drama of love and politics,

Miss Mabel Wooluer, organist 0'

North Rustico Presbyterian (lhurch has been presented with a life mem he'-ship ccrtiticaic by the ladies o the Foreign Mission Auxiliary i memory oi' their liitc President, Mrs Wm A. Houston, who was such ai ernest and faithful worker in th' Society, and whose demise is so deep ly regretted by all.

All Guardians are discontinued

promptly at the expiry date, i\nleSF reluested otherwise by Buhscrlbefi A renewal notice and addressed en velopo in which to i‘cmit are sent tr each subscriber ir short time befor expiry. and if no response another re ncwul notice is seut_out and the Dil per is dir-icontiiiiied l>l`0l\\PtlY» Sllll scribcrs having thus no cause to blame the management if theililluve is stopped.

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w B. iueicciwne, chief idnsinvef 0' ther. if. iz., if. <2 Harris. siiverin- tendcnt ol the H. and P. E. l.tR.. and Ubarles Pickard. lafgeli’ `\\`\ 9’ ested in thc latter road. ‘vlife ‘“ the city yesterday and leave this morn- ing for Carleton Point where _tlley will lqok over that locality in -goth' nectioii with the proposed estab ip- ment of a car leel‘Y_l1€tW°°“ “ls province and the MMl\l8\l<l~

The death is announced of Hugh B: Mcldacheru, Attorney at l»a\{‘<'. B05' ton. l-le underwent an operation lor stomach trouble, but notwithstandiuil the best ol medical skill and carefug nursing he passed away 0" W” 20* oi october. His body, accompanied by his brothers. Nui. and John E- wag brought to the home at BAY' field. 'l`lie liincral on the 25th to St. (ioluinba Church was largely attend- ed. The deceased was a bright und most exemplary young man and his death will be mourned by a very large circle uf friends and acquain- -tances, who held him in such high esteem. 'ro his _sorrowing parents and relatives is extended sympathy in their dad bereavement:

:1"'l'he School that has won the con- fidence of the People." Union Com- ' merclal Collazo. 8-316%

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can erthmpr ed yth li e our Brgsm érfsdllgekes etc ‘li:s°!l;. 5l‘li‘:y are pure, w o eeome and nntr t ous.

to sell Native Herbs.

Mrs._ Charles l~lchur_man, of P.E.Is-

land, is the guest of her brother, Mr.

bune. .

spent a very pleasant vacation at,

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Brndalbnne, on the 12th lust., bui.| Will announce through the press when- he Will.

P- E- Holland. of the rreigiit ne-'

uartment P. E. l. R., city, left yes-,

terday afternoon for ‘Summersidef

where he will assist in the office' there _ I

Mr. Macdougall, Sydney, horse buy-l r for the Dominion Steel & (tool ('01 was among those arriving in the city. on the Northumberland last evening, I

On Wednesday evening political!

'uectings were held at Vernon audi

Mt Stewart and were well attended* the different candidates and otligrs. taking part.

(`ourt \\’insloc, (luiinclian Order of?

Foresters, have called another spociall 'ueeting for tomorrow evening, Sat-, urday at 7.30 for initiation of ten! andidates a full attendance of mem-F bers requested. E

Among the speakers to take part in . the Men's Missionary (`onveiitio|\ to! be held in Halifax from Nov 22 tni 'Mth are the lol‘0\ving well known: ierez-Rev hir Wallace, 'l‘. C. Jsmes,l `lev (ilarence McKinnon, D. D., Rev! ra. P. Crawford, D. n.. Ven Arenas..-I ‘on Armitage, Rev H. l.. Haslam, M.l A., and many others. i

'I‘he,sub_iect for debate at Prince of`

Wales College Wednesday* was Resolv-l ed, That great men are made by cir-l :iimstances rather than that greatl

snen make circumstances. The speak-l

ers were:- Pro--A. (lole, D. Martin_I Vliss Jean MacPherson, and Morleyl Bell. (Ion--G. Alexander, A. Nichol- ion, and Miss Marie MacDonald. _The iflirmative won hy vote. 1

The Pownal Choir by special invi-i

tation met at the hospitable home ol' Ba'nifoi‘d and Mrs. Wood. ,Alexandra,l, his week for their weekly practice.; A very pleasant and profitable even- ng was spent, both musically and zastromically, for which they have! -.he (Thoirs hearty thanks. The newg :iiristmss music was :zone over fnrl he first time, and it is splendid, _ '

There was no doubt about it but, :hat the specialattraction billed fori he People’s Theatre last night wnsf a splendid show. It justified fully* the crowded houses which greeted it.' '-‘rof.. Sarsfield, one of the greatest if American (‘rlminal0gists, lectured he slides, and he held his audiences thoroughly interested until the end, he hearty applause accorded him’ showing their appreciation. The pic-, tures illustrate life in/the world’s greatest prison-and,/is/oiie that every.

iould see the great ohlelll- l€S‘;

me sl , . son it tencliesfbciiig one every D03' =houlil learn, The daily liie and dis-3 -ipline of the inch is shown, the pun-l lshmeiit, the teaching and it is only l

_ince in a while that such a lesson I ire seen. The photo l1lBYS l8S\ \ll.Zl1*», were thrce fine subjects, Bob's News Scheme and thc 'l`cnt Village beiugi lull of [un and the Quest of Gold ai :reat lesson. l<]iuoi'y White closes :his engagement Saturday \1\l<l\f'h“l \e still iiolds his audiences as of old.

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Often a child’,~: general

health is good and yet the mother knows therc_ is' A something wrong. J\1"»l l what, she may be uuallle = to determine. `

How old is your Clllld ?

It is peevish and irritable ? Does it grind its teeth? Does its nose itch? ls its breath offensive? is its ap- petite abnormal? If the child is four to twelve years old and has those symptoms, it is safe to as- sume that it is troubled

with worms.

]ohnson‘s Worm Powd-

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We Can Cure

Your Cough

For lhnt depressing cold and

irritating cough there is nothing ihni can work a more sure and satisfactory cure than Mads Syrup of White Pine and Tar.

lt is a preparation of unusual~

ly potent powers. is pleasing to the taste, does not affect ihe mosl delicate stomach rind promptly secures ready relief,

Try it today and get rid of

your cold. A bottle. ..... . . .lie

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Moderate Price Furs.

WHILE WE HA\'li 'l`lil‘I l*`l.\lF.f\`l`

range of high class furs oficfreri in Cliar.. lottetoivn. we wish :it the sonic lime to keep before-you the splendid raiige of lou- and medium price iurs iczidy here.

fit a bargain from agr-f-:it Tinglisli Fur lil0use»-:incl now being sold :it twenty tive per cent to one third iiurlcr rf;-;fiil;»,r prices--aifords ri bargain cii;i1.- fe ti .__~\-g-i-y. one. Here are some of thc zitiri ctiu 5;, ~--

Neck piece of

good brown

V ian Hare , lined ..........$l.75

B r o w n

throw scarf. lined. good . 2.60

0 Brown Marmot Neck piece 6 tails. satin liniug....4.00

I-‘rcttily Marked

M a r in o t piece, very fur, nicely finished 6 tails and 4 paws

Olhcr Marmot Neckpieces $9.00 l0.50 ll»50 15.00 _

Nice Mmk Marmot Muffs-Special 3.95

Tl1i.s"clioic_e Marmot muffin Empire shape is i2 inclii.-,< lou;-_' and io ifznh ~ r éfflqot

C€l\lf€. lined with brown satin. .A very sniziri effective muff' :ind a iiol:»il>i_v gucci \ziluc 95

.- Other Marmot mufl`s 5.75 6_']5 9.75 and l0.00. ~

Pe' P Sl S-'lSil. “W “S 11.5 as its

'l`l1is\~cry c!`i`cclivr: sc-t is made up oi a

pretty tic, lincil with saitin._ fiiiislic-d with lieafls and claws The muff is pillow sliapc, good size, sntiii liiicd ll 50

_ Persian Lamb 'l`ies $l5.00 l9.50 21.00 24.00.

Persian Liiiub Muffs 18.50 2l.00 26.00 30.00 37.50.

Siblc Neck Piece |275 l7,0l| l9.00 24.00 55.00.

S dile i\-liiffs I2 75 |800 I9 00 2| 00 25.00. ' Mink Neck pieces |195 25.00 37.50 50.00 53 50 62.50 88 00 ll) 00

Mink Muff 29 00 57.50 55 50 58 00 68.00 80.00. I

inches long. 14 inches \\ ille '\'i_-r_-.' pretty scarf with licarls at cricb i-im S.:-.iiii lining. This very effective .act cvily lil S0

A great range of fur .sniiiplef<.br;u,Q_lit

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l)Clg':i'_11 l'I Tr, 51. nd 5.1.1, ,_: :ind

Helpf- satin

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Ham l.'=.:g~t (_`i:l‘-miiir mtin iii Storlil Ciiiliui' of Siyh: Br-:lu ii ilnii' uzirili

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M i u 1; .\!firniot .wi -. .\.'i‘i=i ~iuc-d, mils mid i\l;i\\'s 6 00

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l\lii1l< Mnrnir.-i stole brozid collar, long lroiiis, 6 tails, .2 paws, \~<:r_v cl-c-np ni.._. .......$l2.ll0

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All sizes- ready here in Girls’ Smart Sweater Coats $1.25 up

sou 'rin'-1 ouowiuu c.u<i. To ni-: .\isi.i~:

TO GET zi li:md.=onic .sweater coat made in just the 55,1 same style :is the one her mother wears, just as stylish, 55 5 5* just as well 1iia.dc-is soiucihing new. These handsome 'I lg' _, _. garments measure up to this rcquirenient exactly. They ` ~. _ _:fl ;§\ ‘ come in greys, reds and blues, as well as fancies. The-v .A \_ ., ` )' V

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are cut in sainc styles as the grown ups but they cinlt 'Ji ~ ' _ If/ 0 a little less for each size. $l.25, l 60 and 2 25 are the “I ‘

leadiug_ numbers. Let your little girl come in, or better 5 still bring her with you when you come.

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A Notable Value in Women°s. Knit Sweater Coats at $1.35

In sizes 't4 and 36 only, this very fine ‘:a`iiie can hc suppiu-<_i. The colors

:irc grey with red faciiig or grey with navy. Five pear uilioiis, 2 .‘ _ l

All Wool linil 2 Swealer Coal -

This is a really fine \‘:iluc garment every

tliread wool, neatly knit in lioneycoinb stitch,

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2050 0

Plain colors, thcslz block, grey or iu\\'_\_'

2 pockets. 6 button froul, colors navy and u bite '

Very Heavy Swealer coal

2 side pockets, fine weight, soil and warm

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$1 35

Black Sweater Coats al °

l-loncycouib kuii, very plain gilrlhclll.

warui and coiiifnrlnhlc, 2 sith- pockets .~plc-iidicl lor uiiddlc :igcd lndi<_-.~.

Double Brcasled Swealenlligh Collar

\`er_r \‘.il`crli\'i- gziriueui ihis, siipplicll in gre), wiih

ruil irininiiugs. plain rud. ri-il uhh iiliitcliluimiiiig, the

iloulvlo bi'e:isieii l`1.-:iliirc iimlies it \er_\' cosy for rolil days ’

Other good \*:ili\:s :il $4.00. 4 25- 5-75

l Getting Value for his Money-

Sixteeu shillings a d.i did they charge me for my room nt the hotel in l.uunon Y"

roared Sandy, imlignuiitly, on his return to Crohurgli Burglis from a siglit-seciiig ex-

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pedition -

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time seein' the siglits."

"Sain" the sichts roared Sandy. "I didnn sc: ii sight :i‘ the time I was lu

Luimon. Mon mon, ye diuna suppose I was going to be stuck that much for ri room,

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