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~ ' - - Error in John Anderson's sub- vy scrlption which should have _A _ ' read $10.00 instead of $5

' James G. McCallum. Brackley

Point. ‘

. _!’J_&»v~ ‘ .w . . Amount alrqady acknowledg-

Q ed " $2,053.41 rr PAYS to buy is this Pi-oviooo. olscouN1'.- rooplo wlsliiiilz ii

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_save money should pay their electric

COAL.-A cargo oi fresh mined Al- light bill today and receive tllo dis-5

TEMPERANCE HALLY AT HAZEL

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5.00 llion nut coal just received at Geo. E. count. . . 6419. I

lFulls coal yard. 6390

Liidie's Home .lourilul

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Moore McLeod

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Patterns 119-121 Queen St. Chtowll. F." Patterns

' Q 10.00 - - MN- Galloway. city 1.00 HAVE vou vous l=l.Aoi .it shook.-Revs. ooo. <-. 'l'.iyl.>r. w.o. _ B _ gs l

Alex. McGregor, French Fort 2,00

_ ' 5 The people of North Rustico

A, i _ _____ per E. C. LePage 3_0

3,' Ma¥V.Chi ,Bib ll, ' §j.=_s bound to be great the C333 Mo; Gial:;leK'“gs

mst cold snap thalt The Melville 'Sunday School 6% egdus. If you have not ' e`i' your winters supply, don’t be caught in _the rush

$2,302.

ln the acknowledgment of the chee

in yesterday’s Guardian, tll bution of the Tyne Valley Dairy C

fi BUT ORDER NOW

__ 11 b0X0S. 825 lbs. The amount co

0 have

The Coal

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'That makes the most heat and the price is it right too. .

1050 lbs., one of the largest contrib tions received.

D. J. RILEY,

Secy.-Treas.

How’s This ?

’=' ORDER 'ro-DAY

the last i5 yearmand believe him pe ctly ho a e o carry out any o igatl n b fi

_. . NATIONAL BANK Ol? Lg? leads r "ll ,- Toledo, li. .

A. P|0KAllll & (ill.

- Phone 240

" flannel shirts-alwa s at Patons. A

gil’€CtJy\.1P0l'l lh_e_l3\oQd_and mucous sl.lrla_ce

e system. Testimonials sent free. Price

cevnisper bottle. Sold by all Drusillsts.

likel“lall'sFamily Pills for constipation.

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_. .|’|,|;;H. tosee the woolenett, its a great shi ' 'MH' o with reversible collar. Patons.

*1-___ " ` 6430~l1~7M

Fmt* »-' o 0120

WHS. through an error, made to rea

tributed by this factory was 14 boxe

\\'e offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for a

&BaSt¢ag_fh(6|‘:la‘i;.rh that cannot be Cured by Hal

_ F. J. cuENEv&co.'rslodo. 0.

' “¢¢h¢\md¢reisr\ed hsveknown F.J.Ciien¢yior tending to ship oats at Mt. Stewart - will meet in Miss Gcrman‘s Ilall

°,§ would send it in promptly.--L. on Saturday afternoon at 3.30. Par- m_ ___ ents are asked if possible to accom-

‘ ' LOST CHINA.-Several pieces of puny the children this week to make

Hsu., Cmmf(-,U . tk . _ chinawai-o, etc., have been misplaced. arrangements for season Closes as

' re ‘B ° °"‘“'"“”"y'°°‘_'“°l§ and all those who had dishes at the it will be impossible for Miss Gorman

`75 Hallowe'en Tea in the Market Hall to personally interview them. This

rf

able in all business transactions and finan¢i';l bl t bl d

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eavy underwear and comfortabsl; to owners' 6404 ____

3" Prince Edward Island ut present ilt

Rev- G- C- Tiwlvr. city 10.00 tho pi-osoiit timo you olioiila snow wilson ood Lionel il. lvlt-rlioriioii will.

your colours. Chaste, finely enamelled deal with the liquor trallii; at Hazel- Canadian flags for your lapel, 10 cents brook Baptist Church oil Nov. 10tll

0 98011; per post, 12 cents. Guardian at 7.30 p.m. Conlc. ¢;417_

Oliico. 6206

the Owls Hall will meet for the llrst

received from the dak. in c se time this season on Friday evening, N0 CASES.-There were ilo cases

_ ’ y g lémggffffif Nov. (Sin Miss Gorman's Hall. 6393. at the Police Court yesterday. This

0 i- speaks well for _the way ill wllicll or- Ei FREE LECTURE.- Rev. W. D. der is being maintained iii Charlotte- n_ Wilson Secretary of the Temperance town. The day before there was but B Alliance will deliver a free lecture in one case, and that not one of drullk- ui the Springfield Hall on Wednesday, enness.

Nov. 11th. A special programme is . .---1 " ' being prepared and everybody is cor- LADIES . don’t neglect crowning

_ dially invited to attend.'Doors open at beauty. Falling hair is unrlecessary,as

seven. Mrs Whlte's treatment will prevent

_.__ this. Dsndruilf, which is so annoying,

OATS DELlVERED.- The receiv- can be thoroughly removed with her

ers of oats for the Army Field Service lotion. All hair goods kept in stock. for Mt. Stewart District, viz R. Clark Mrs White, Queen Hotel, Room 10,

“.Y and H. Feehan are having all the Ladies' Etrance. 6199.

‘S oats subscribed, delivered this week.

It would be well if all the farmers in-

last week are asked to look over their dishes, and if they find ally they do not owil, please leave same at the Charlottetown Hospital to be returned

rt ARE YOU ENTERPRlS|NG.? 'l‘llel'e

is no travelling clnematrograpli ill

,it tinlo wliell people are dyillg to sue

W1' -" ug _-

Give your lady friend a box of

these delicious chocolates-they are the freshest and most toothsome coilfeetions procurable. Made undoi- ihe most sanitary conditions pos-

Silfe. by the most popular confec- tioneri ln Canada.

MacKinnon Drug Co.

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rtlioice Cllocolates\

for. Gt. George & Kent Sty

’ the “movies." There is a fortune to

any enterprising individual who cil- ters this field. Terms for a complete cilieniatrograph outfit with all partic- ulars about its operation, etc., may be obtained by application to the Guar- dian ollice. 0158

MARINE AGENCY.- At the sug-

gestion of the Civil Service Federation ot’ Ciillada each member of the stall' of the Agency of Marine oz Fisllerics

here has donated one day\’_s pay to the Patriotic Fund. A furtier request has boon received to submit to Light- house Keepers, and everyone else ill the employ oi' thc Department under salary un opportunity lo simllllrly subscribe to the Patriotic Fund. The work of sollcitiiil: siillsifriptiolls ls now ill progress, and when conlpletcd the

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". El N S. B. FOX CO.- le

` Smoke and Chew

Hickeys Twist Tobacc

' _ Millions _of plugs sold yearly. Because it is

the best.

mlglickey W&, Nicholson Tob. Co.

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nlliiuiil lileetiilg ol_` the Soverciixll Sil- vcr Black Fox Co., llilliited, was llclll at St. Louis oil Oct. 28th, and was well aitelldcil. All the sliareholdcrs prc~ sent were well satisfied with the nlilll- agcr's report. Wllcil the Sovereign was fornlod last Spring, this colllpiiily guarillltced a dividend oi len per cf-lii. which was estimated from the oh`- sprlng of four pairs purchased i'roill the St. liouis ii`ox Company, but they

_ recent contributions published ill aid

DANCE CLASS.-- The Tuesday of the Army Field Service Fund Mr.

evening private dance class, which Aqiiilla J, Rolling was credited with

» 62 met last year on Tuesday nights in 50 cents instead oi' live dollars.

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“Tile” Silver Black fox lndustry”

If you intend making an investment in the

Silver Black Fox Industry oun ssnvicas ans Ar vous coMMAND

5 Accurate and Authentic Information may be obtained without charge or obligation,

nil; lloiii ilivlssillilzlir llxculiuclz

Offices; Royal Bank Building, Charlottetown, P. E. I. ' D I re c to rs :

Hon. John Agnew George D. DeBlois John O. Hyndinan William E. Agnew Montreal Office: I-0115011 0f`fi°¢=

sio New Birks Building Sr. Maiifs Chambers.

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had good luck enough ill rearing young forres to pay a ousll dividend of fifteen per cent., which was collsiderod re- lllurkilbly good alld satisfactory to the sllurcilolders. There are still it few sllarcs of stock for sillc ut par. Seo ad. ill this issue. 643-i

THE DREDGES.- Tllc scows oi'

the Dredge Pownal which broke li- driit from the dredge while going Lo Malpc-que during the gale oil Tuesday nlol~llilll.',' lust is reported ashore near Mcl{ay’s Lobster Factory, Sea View, iilld both it total loss. 'i‘hc Gilslrdlail is iiifornled that ollc oi' the towilli: llltts tollcd out and the lln`o on thc other one parted. Tile sea was ruli- llillg so high that the tug lsluildcr could not pick her up. 'ine ivrcckaizc of those scows is to he sold hy tciid- er oil the 12th inst. The gasoline bool. which atended this dredge also broke adrift ill the gale and went a

si c o y nlucli damaged. Fortullately tho crew of the tug lloat' got oil board the dredge and was saved. The tug Ani- herst and tug Islander were towing this dredge and plant from Charlotte- town to Malpeque.

CORNWALL.- Oli Tuesday. Nov.

-ith, The Meadow Biliik Wolncii`s lil- stitute inet at the home of thc Presid- ent, Mrs. W. W. Crosby. There was a good ntendance of lnenibers aild visi- tors, one ot' the visitors joining as ii member before the close of the nicot- illg. After the business `had been dis-

posed oi` Miss Hazel McLean gavc it very interesting and successful do- molistrutiorl in the making of pull' pastry and cuiidy, after which refresh- ments which illcluilcd the delicious tarts made by Miss McLean- were served by the hostess. Miss Laura Hyde poured tea. A uiialiimous vote

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I PAPER BAGS

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“A" Manilla and Heavy Grocery Bags, in _sizes

1-4lb. to 25 lbs .(one million in stock.) Mlllinary

L Bags all sizes.

wluirriuc PAPER

` - . ’ t F'bre, Grey Brown, White

. Drugalrlngills lnclilless long. Reams all sizes

’ St .

. ‘h . . oad in OC _ ,I and ¥3§Lté1g°|§&>agR (in rolls and flats). Toilet Paper

‘ Fixtures and Holders; ' I TWINES -TWINES TWINES

, ,N°S,,},,‘;;‘§‘,”i9.2ili»§‘lt..l’.?'i..“ii§‘..‘?°’$if.i.§§? $5322 i §§',,§‘§;,_ L,,,,.,,.,.,,.i¢q. wlioioooio and Romil.

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of thanks was given to thc hostess for her hospitality also to Miss Mr-.Lean for her demonstration. A telephone

wishes. was sent to the (7orllwall-

a or o _ e il 5: be held at the houie of Miss Fanny Boyle.

WEDDING BELL8.-- A very pretty

wedding took place at Mattapail Church, Boston, oil Sunday, Oct.. 25th at 7 o'clock p. ln.,/when Miss Amelia M. Acorll became the wife of Mr. Daniel W. Paqiiettc. Tile bride wus beconiingly attired in white point do spra over white satin and wore li hot oi' white plusll and carried ii bouquet of white roses. Miss Florence Morrill-

dresscd in pink silk and carried li bouquet of pink roses. The groom was ably supported by his brotiier Mr. Leander Paquette. After the cere mony the wedding party drove to the home oi' the brliio’il brother-lu-law Mr. Andrew Morrissey where a dc- lightful dinner was prepared and par- taken of by a few invited guests, after which the evening was pleasantly spent in music and games until twelve o'clock when the bridal party left. for their future home 19 Chester St.. Mat- tapan, Mass., followed by the good wishes of their many friends in their journey through life.

light with nuts just received Same prics as before. 20c. ri lb. E. A. i~'ns

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ARMV FIELD SERVlCE.-- In ilic

CHILDREN'S AFTERNOON CLASS

class is for girls and boys ironl ages 8 to 14. Instruction will be given to the children in all the roulld social dances. 0392.

MT. STEWART.- Tile i'ollo\vilig is

tllo Monthly Report ol` Ml. Sleivilrl School for the nlolltll of Oi'tobol':-- 'I`llo I’l°illcipiil's l)eparilllt<|lt.-Y Urllilc Vll.»-1, Muriel Bert; 2. Eunice Mc- Intyre; 1, Lorne Gay; il. llal'i‘y Bovyer; 3. (Turrio (irililt :illil lilrvili Jay, equal. Grade V.- 1, Oils McAssy; 2. Bessie Alllcck; Il, Frilllvls Wulsll. Grade lV.- l-Irllestille Grant; 2, Jclillie Douglas 3, llisry l\ii-.- Lauglllill. Grade Ill.-~1, Aileen Walsll; 2, Wiilstoli Blrt; 3, Ruth Aillick. Tllc following pupils hail perfect attend- lillce: Muriel liiri, i‘ari'is (iriilli, (Zora Douglas, Evelyn Wiilsll, Ii`raiii'cs \Valsll, Ernestlllc Gralll, .lclllliv lloll- glas, Mary Mchailglilin, Ailocli Walsh. liliill Aikock, \\/illstoll lilrt. l’rilllzlr_\' l)cpartnlent.- Grade ill.-1, Slcrl- ing Clark; 2, Jaliic Gorman; ii, Vor- lioil Bovyvr. (irziilo ll.-1, ltoss Miz- (Tarlliv 2. Erilcst iklolilill-.lli‘.l°il; Ii, Vill-

2. lflossic l’uriri<ll:c's; 3, llcrliivr- Mc- \\":lilc. l’eri`oi~.i :,illellilzllii-.e:- Violet Ailllock, l-lilrolll Alflovli. Erilorll lilc- Eucliorll, (`l:ti'oll<‘i\ \\'als.ll, Vorlloll llovyt-r, ltoss Mi:("iirtlly, l)oroill_v (`o|`- lill.-l..

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l"`0V9l'l itself to llc u, Willitlefllil rein. oily for trciitilli: any form of kidney disease. Gliilranteed. In liquid iorlii, 500. and $1.00,' in pill iili'ir_~ 50c. Mitc-

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No matter what you ncedz-

Ordinary Razors,

Safety Razors, Razor Strops,

Shaving Soap and

Powders, Mugs, Lather Br ushe Bay Rum. Toilet Water etc. etc

Come in and make you elections here. _

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If you want a really dc-

lightful face powder,_ use Colgate’s Violet Talc,it is the favorite of the most discrim- inating women-it’s antisep-

lct Ailicck. Grado I.-1, Ailliio Gillllil; '

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perfect lit as well as go iii value ill _voilr llew ovclwoat. Yoil lecl; in ex lectin ' to have the slllaiicsl bcsl. t‘lilol‘ille` ill czlcll

$30.

S'l"‘i"LE and are quite cor- _i;'zll‘lllcllt. Ii'

you want a coat that S _lust so-a visit oo the ll/Ion s Store will bc- il ic'.'cl'.ltlol'l

Lo you in what good overcoats call bc.

A llicc brown `tw_eed overcoat,

single breasted model, convertible col- lar, 50 inches long, with half belt; all sizes at $8.00.

A llalidsollle Chinchilla Ulster of

good heavy weight goods, shawl collar; shows the smart new hall-belt ul; back. Browlls and grcys, $15.00.

A very swagger lille oi’ fillc doilblc

breasted Overcoats shield lined, with the very smal‘t two-piece sleeve, iillisll- ed with cuds, patch pockets, half belt; grey or brown twecd. 20th celltul‘_\j. $25.00.

Bannockburn Suits Sp _75 ' ...-_...l?.4_éfilii.`-`

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A Slllari, sllzlpcl_\', \\'cll tailored

black llleltoll C.llestcl‘i’lcl<l lllildcl, witll velvet collar shown ill all viii/.cs; lillcd thl'ougllout, $12.00.

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teen dollar beauty is tile “overcoat of the season.” It has the new sllzlwl roll collar, one piece sleeve, tvilh ol' with- out culf; blue or ,Qlcy <_-lllllchlllzl, llzllf belt, $18.00.

_ A choice lwlllgc oi ilzlrk __c'l'e_\' Chill-

chllla coats, velvet ol' sell collar, 47 inches long; very “ilili_v." E<'.."£;l.llll.

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Splendid Value at 1 0° , 4 ‘ff ‘S-“E

This is a gelluinc doublc and twist-

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really stylish, attractive appc;-llvulcc.

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cl, some cloth-sallflc lillillgs and llllisll,

all sizes, $11.40 `

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Suits ill fancy tweeds and \vol°sl.o<l, single and double blfezlstefl models, well lined, well made and well tailol"cd, $8.00, $9.50, $10.00, $12.00, $15.00.

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$25.00 each.

' Really handsome suits ill fine ser- ges, vvorsteds and fancy tlvccds, gl'c_ys, ! navy blues, browns and all new sllud- illgs; single breasted and double bl‘easted; some three billion lllodcls, some of the very new tivo button; soil.

_ roll fl'ont, narrow shoulder lnodcl-late

Alllericall designs, Society Iiralld and 20th Century. $16.00, $18.00, $20.00.

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Six Week-end bargains from the

famous day lighted linen room

All all pure linen crash tolveling,

good weight. Will make good zlprolls and towels; 35 inches wide. Regular 18c. yard, special Saturday for l3c. yd.

An all pure linen huck toweling,

strong and durable. _Makes good tow- els that give satisfaction ill wear. Reg- ular 36c. yard; special Saturday for

27c. yard.

Remnants in pillow cotton, sheet-

ing, huck table linen, etc \ ou cannot

for Saturday. (jolllo early and have llrst choice.

Here is illlc of Hollodses Cottons

:il it bargain for Satili‘<lz»._\', it nice, line, even, round thread tree from dressing; full yard wide. I{ogillal° 1-Sc. yard. Special for 130.

All all pure linen rullller, natural

color. Stitched and em‘.;i°oidel‘ed, 18 lc 54 inches. Regular :;~l.25; special

lille

afford to pass by these money savings .Satul'day, 89c. each. l)oll’t miss this

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