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Imitated tn! never Equalled' Yes

oun 'ropacco Head Offici in New Pmwse Block-Charloilelown

Leads all others ` ' `

Have yoiiirieanyei? .rife intent news, nm oi au. ` J. W. McPhee. Gwrsetowu. was in

. __ he tlty Saturday. i-le was at the

|'|ickQy & NlCl'\0l$0ll T0baCCO C0., G. Whitehead, Bouris, was register- lfictorla.

~ 11 t th V' t 1 s -<1 . "_‘ umufactrpxren ‘Phone 345 _ Charloretown e a 8- 1° °rl_'m" ay M850, J_ M, Jo-nes, Pownal, _Wag H

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4”' The tide will be high this afternoon pr.n=.¢n,-,~ei‘ returning to rownai Sat.

il atl1.24 and tomorrow afternoon et ’ urdny afternoon.

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we Make Portraits

That Please _`

Bw; Workmanshtg and Prompt servic

The ~Geo. ll. Cook ' Studio.

Queen St. Phone A399-I.

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HUGHES’

Cascarag Pills Cure

CQNSTIPATION, BAD TASTE IN ,he mouth. offensive brezitli, etc, For al fo,-mg of bowel and sionuicli trruble the are mos! beneficial.-

Price 25_'c per Box _

GEO. E. HUGHES.

___Apothec.=iries` llall.____,`__

New Flour

]ust received direct from the

Mills several hiiiidreclobarrels

of choice fresh ground F1-aur;

This Flour was bought at

the lowest point reacliecl this

year and will be sold at ia small advance on cost. We have in Stock “Five Roses", Beaver. Royal Stuart, l"¢d0l‘H, GYFSY-

and “Beacon”.

Call and get our prices before

buying elsewhere.

Beer 3°, tillll.

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' 5 nilnufi-~i' \vall1'of >l|11.1»1»llI1: lllal 1"-'l~

N0'l‘l-LD F011: lixct-lli-1-1-e of ffiilsliw. L-,,,,,f,,,-m[,|,. Mipciliilniciils. tfoiirlcoiis service ninl lloincllkc Surrniiii|lli|s9-

RDBMS S|.ll0 PEE llkl' fill) ll?

Ve-ry Clnnilllnallnnn Sllm!\|¢ llqumg gi( l'|e|\i40nnhl|_\ Italia. I

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Arriving Daily' cargos of 111.-ad1a_ Nut and Round, Sydney and Inverness Round and Run of Mine.

'Albion Nut, Intercolonial Nut and Ville l\ut.

» ALSO- Blacicsmith Coal.

| Girls’

Grey and Green and the Drlces.

Laced

Boots

Sizes 11 to 2, for ~

school girls from

7 to Io years of

age. A

They are made of

good stout black

' calf skin, 7 inches

tall,wliicli protects the ankles from cold and wet. The

1 soles :ire heavy

and the shape and

style perfect

$2.75 a pair.

For those who want

a good boot, visit

Alley ® Co

111. 11.1111111111 i

Kent Street _ `

Practice limiied to 1li=e\.1es ,

of Eye, Ear, Nose T-lr’J\lJ -und Skin. - Eyes tested and noted for

glasses.

OFFICE HOURS

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9 to ii am 1.30-3.30 Evenings on appmnlnient

dtww

60000Q¢>®®®®

11"""f"1.l1,_,,p,.__ 111

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_ coiviiz isnzir

ot' lelvo it till tl e last to have Otos taken for Xmas.

Call Anyway and sei- our display

B A Y E R, Photographer. Telephone |92 J- coiviiuo nvnurs.

White Rose meeting, Lodge Prince

Edward, S. O. E. Tuesday Oct filth.

Hewson . 9 -seys--A IHFQG Shill-

ment of these much wanted fvoodsjustto hand. The colors are Black. White, Grey. Ciillllndl IIHO

iso 20 , 2.50. ur~»-Swhlvr gms ‘ ° 10 151131

NEW PROWBIG BLOCK

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A few permanent boarders can be accomodated at Queen Hotel. See classified column.

Capt Bonno1‘l, of the schooner Dic-

Itntor, Montaigne, was among the , visitors to the City Saturday, return- iing in the afternoon.

Mrs Andrew -McKinnon, Enfield,

Maine, formerlv of Mt Stewart, who 1has been vlsiljng relatives and lfrlends at her old home. returned Sa- lturday morning to Enfield.

Wheatley Sunday School is prosper-

ing; under the siiperintcndcncyi of E. J. ,(}nrew. Mrs John Carew and Miss |Ethel Carew have been appointed die- ilcgates to attend thc nnniial Conven- |tioii to be hold in Charlottetown to- | day.

The 'ith» Regt U. A. will hold B.

_s[Lo.»n shoot this afternoon at 2 pr. ,in. Three classes, 70 to 80, 80 to 90, 90 to 100. Spoonswilliie given to .the _winners of each class. Previous ,winners will_'ne handicapped three I points.

i The senior and junior Bicycle . Road. liuccs, to take place this evening at 4,nn1l 4.10 p.ni. rcspectlvely,iu front of The Giiardinu ofhce, promises to he most interesting jiiiliging from the list of entries that appear in another column.

i A liirgc elm tree, which luis stood for years in front of the l’cnr<lon ‘House on Water Street, was blown

idown in Friday night’s gale. The .tree snapped off at the trunk, nearly sti'a1iglit across, and in falling crush- ed against the corner of 'tho Boston House and tore away some shingles.

Harry Rodd, son of Mrs Geo Tur-

ner, formerly of Winsloe Road, who is now residing ln_Medicine Hat (Al- inortal, and who has for the past

i`\\'ith a sad ncclilciit hy losing his 'linnd while coupling cars together. He has the sympatliy of his iiiamiy Pru- `vinci”nl friends in his niisfortune.

wt any hour are asked to ring; 124 RS

phoning uuove.

COW TESTING ASSOCIATIONS DOUBLE THE INCOME PER COW.

Several instances are on record in

Ontario and Quebec where members of cow 'testing associations, who are systematically weighing and sampling the milk from eircn individual cow in the herd, have been cna‘:>lcd to in- crease the yield of milk pcr cow tremendously. More weighing and sampling, of course, has not increased. tho yii-el1<l,.hiilJ it ‘han been the- most important factor in the general. ifnl provei'nent; it luis sliowir thiit lots of cows were .not worth keeping, it hasrshown' that others could profit- ably consume more feed, i‘t has shown thc, owners that they must st'udy meh cow1 to make her do hcr best, it has shown thcm Uhut ,most cows wili respond readily to Jietter cure and attention and will corn more money if given .the opportunity. `]'t moans good money in any farnicr's pocket if hc will linvcn little pitti- ence and :ict on the i‘nformu.tion giiincd from the .1‘c<‘.oi‘1ls. Onc mon is now gcttling from his twenty cows an income of four hundrod ,und eighty dollars per year more than he was three yenrs ago. A smaller herd in 1904 'brought .in only $23.80 per cow, but last your the owner received $58.00 per cow, in other words ,he is “UW H0'-fini: more than double the previous incomc,pcr cow. ‘ ottawa, september 1909. '

' MARTIAL LAW DECLARED

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“We want you to come in and see __wAS}fIN_GTON‘ Oct' 1G`Late “d`

| the special clearing line of suits that. “ces \ lecmved ‘lt ww State Depart-

' ,we have on sale today nt $9.95. A ment show flint martini haw has

I _ ,few suits that we bought in a shorter been declared in Monagun, the capit- \T ' ‘ ' ~

SW10 '-5011 is Jubt "ght at the We al of Nicaragua, and President Zel

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“ProIit ny the big closing out sulc Tint 2,- w(ii‘ol‘;p;l:i`<l>lwllniZn‘lnc£l*:,Y'1£ linirldecrced the Atlantic Coast ports cl our carpet depurtincnt. Positive-' if B grth to 515 00 M00,-e ,gp Me. closed. ~ ly iinnintclied saving on carpets, E603 W0 ` ` -----_._....~.~. ;`:l;’Hf,0-S. floor oiicioths, linolenms, ...__ :New pictures and Illustrated

“UHF l‘\l11:H, mats, window shades owe 058,. ml carpet 1-ugg, may song at New Wonderland

etc | " ' Y “f S1 _ ° Admis- per- ul at discounts from 25 to -.'»0,]in,,1eum5_ floor cloths, curtuliis,v/1n- sion onlyflve Gents. l0-9t,1,

Pr fffilt on regiiliir selling |iiiccsi.1d,,W shades’ etc, at ,_5¢.,,,,,i-my ,1l5¢.;1m1,.1 . -.r~.

ousc U1.” Ltd, 10 ll5\ll'3l~ lot twenty-five to tllty per cent od our _:_I;hy’s Hair Health is the tlnest‘

. --~ 100. making the r`e"iir`a'1‘.ion we kn vv f f -1,, _ regular low S@1““2= P1' _ i> ii 0 o or beautify and iWvl§lose~tlttiug collate _ln iound prices aimolutely iinD»1\‘I1Il)l€l'~:1t|~l ta-ff! ing the hairnnd promoting its grow ,h_ 11 c coincis. This in some- the goods for yourself on e nn th 50 “nts and $1 00 1. b tn

_ _ ' ~ ~ Pe o e.Har-

mg ‘llsfllistly new. D. A. Bruce. ‘opportunity like this pass by-PFOWSG ling sono also in stock, 250 a cake. A. 3 10-l6_f.l.b.' - ]]l`A0SYI1i',ll. lib-l5(ll&l;. W. Redd", Pham B'

~ ---------*~-1" -_- _._- Stove pipe. Slove pipe. -~ ‘° l6cperiolnl,l6cperloinl

" _ '~\\ 1 \V. -9 - 31,-1l for our fnlltrnde and

q\\\\ .\‘ \ have( :Sli lilifiii tho l:\I'K"‘“ “PFW °t 5'°"e ~ ‘1`\ \» 1 _ ._ _ - 1 i-_ . ll l ~ will sell foi the above Q if s ii\r'Ci|sli,"i1y|’.‘¢>w¢-llc_1¢>`W`S;.eDil” rings' damper" i”

.lfifét 'f»

l\pec'i1|l\'.

l.1ci1~11_\"l1i11.- in iinware. _

,],\|,i,i,,g, lmmiplfy attended ln Furnace work n

138 li cal Gcivgi- Street. Plinno '$491'-2.

g 0 °" E"""l"f§’ _ ` a. w. waiuzroao

Charlottetown Steam Navigation Co., Ltd Charlottetown Pictou

_ Service

Change 0fTime

Cnmmenrlnz Tuesday June ut. 'I`he P.. S; ‘\'nrlhumborlnnd" wlllloavc .tho Coinnnnyhe wlmrfdnllr. rxoont sunday. at s-‘zo eaioek 11. in ftoturning wil lonve Picton lnbout 4-:$0 is. in

w. ii srtvtnsou. for __-, c».,,1,,1;.,.1.,»,-,,,,,1,1,..1.111..111. .'........

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»01e, glty, have returned from1 an enjoyable visit to Vancouver, B. C.

i "Advertising, " ‘ ' Subscription, " “Ed

Frank T. Watkis, the organist of

-ycar been employed on the C, P. ll`~|St James’ Church has issued an in- l `cXl/TCSS fllnnlnlé' “’l’>Si, rcccinfly niet vit'.iti1.n to the mule singers of the

Persons unable to get No 133. 'U10

Guardian news department, uy phone

it is useless to call up ony' other number. In the interim, between the hour of closing Sntiirduy Hit-Shi “nd that of opening in the early morninl! of Monday, corii'inunications and new1= can be dropped in the letter box of The Guardian main entrance, and.

> <><><><><>°<><><><><>°‘”°°°°° further enquiries can be made lil'

taken. Harry M, Stanley, 132 Rich-

of Kerosene Oil, and its good qual- ity is always maintained. Ask your dealer for MAYFLOWER Oil and

_ A A. Waterman ' ‘

Misa Ethel White, and Miss J. P0-

The 4th Regt C. A. and Civilian Rifle Clubs will shoot a return match this afternoon at 2 p. in. The teams will oe the same as for the previous match.

Among the outward passengers from

this City Saturday .wcrci-Miss Olga Wickham, Montague to Bustcn; Miss Annie Gillis to Bostoiq Miss Floren- ce Trarnor to Providence. R. 1.; Miss’ Gertie R. Maison to Boston.

Before the Stipendiury Magistrate,

on Saturday, C. R. McKinnon, Em- erald was fined $100 and costs for afirst offence against the Prohibit- ion Act. The information was laid by Prosecutor Brown of York.

F. B. McCurdy & Co., Stock Bro- kers, Hnlifnx, have opened an office in the Sydney Hotel block, niidcr tim

Le-nnan and Ross Thompson. This office is connected oy direct pri- vate wire with thc offices at Halif- ax and Montreal.

Do not send communications to in-

dividual members ofstat‘f.Everything should bc addressed "The Chaiilotte~ town Guardian, Charlottetown, P.E, I," and on the left hand corner at he bottom of the envelope should be

ltoi-ini," or "News" according to the contents.

Captain T. Brown, who brought;

the Earl' Grey out from thc Old Coiintry. leaves toilziy on return to Bn.rrc,wv-oml-Furness. All tho'offi-_ cers and crew who f-:imc out will re- turn hmie, except the guarantee on- gineer, Mr Cruiksliaiiks, who will 'remain for six months.

City to attend xi meeting in his stiidlo at St Ju.mes.' Hull, on '1‘ues- day evening at 8 o’cluck to discuss the a1ivisa,`11ility of forming ri male chorus with lines of the organization from New Glasgow, NS., which miadn sin.-li an impression on the occasion of their visit here lust June. It is lioncd this overture of Mr Watkis will

meet with every encoiirngenicnt from, the young men, as it will he the iiicuns of estzihlisliing .~.u1'li an organi- ntion :is shall l>c,`in every way, equal of anything of the lvind, in the Maritiiiic l*i'ovinces.

:Harry M. Stanley has been ap-

pointed sole agent in this ci‘ty for the Curtis Publishing Company‘s Sat- urday Evening Post. The Satur- day evening Pott at 5 cents .11 copy and the Ladies’ Home Journal at 15 cents a copy, will be delivered nt any residence or onine upon date of |35ue_ Subscriptions for the Sntnrday Even- ills Post at $1-50 nf’-I' venr are also

moud Street, Charlottetown.

10-l4d3i.

:MAYFLOWER, is a copright brand

management of A, N. Mc- 1

I1J`0y_ the satisfaction of reading ‘by

a bright sou iight. 9-sour.

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gg Our _New “ldorlcrn”

Fountain Pens

we believe are equal in inech-

1,-§ auical con- '" struction, to

the best pen made.

In addition

io this, they have the fol-

. lowing unde-

niable advan-

, " tages. 1;.. I They are “$13 self-filling,fil- _ led in a i twinkling. 2 As there is no joint they " cannot leak

and soil the

ny!!

:lu vurv 1 111:1-

'es e suv tm

_ f in gers as

Q .jf many good

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1 '"1 pens do. 3 The act cf

H, filling also ‘ cleans the

delicate ink channels and pre vents clog-

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G F. Hutcheson'

Jeweller A Optielnn

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MEET ME AT THE ALWAYS BUSY STORE'

Fall and Winter

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~ Ladies’ Penman’s(natural) $1.25, $|.55, $1.45 each piece.

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Girls’ Underwear -

Two Principal Lines

Heavy weight cotton Nearly all wool

sliglitly Heeced. N011-:lirinkable

Sires 16 in. to 30 in. Sizes 16 in. to 32

I8: to 35: each according to size 451: to 650 ea

Children's Plush lined Sleepers

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"i ' 6co fine wool and cotton drawers and vests = on sa e in this lot. ' These articles are good

Wei;-lit and slightly fieeced on the inside. 25c » each piece or 50C 3 Slut

V We have :i great number of different quali- i A ties and weights in this department and can give you either the natural-color or the white in near- _ ,

,\ T he prices are 35c, 450, 604:, 7.5¢, 850, a piece etc. \\\\`,\ ni Ladies’ Staniield’s (crean ) $l.25, $1.45 each piece. ___,, .

Ladies' Equestian tights (black) 1 - ' i k' , B 1111 the knee and full length 85c lo $2.00 pair

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Childr:n’s Plush Lined waists

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- that they are very satisfactory. f ~- *I `

,__ Q 'fy /1 L_ White, grey, black,and black and grey $|,75

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Boys’ Underwear '

For years our boys underwear has bleen known as the nio~t satisfactory obtainable. When buying our stock We must have the three following

values in all lines

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- Strength - Wear-resist in g qualities-Warmtli.

Fleece Lined - Ribbed Scotch Knitted _ Pennian’s

35c to 60c 42c to 65c 8.9¢ to I 20

Sizes 24 to 33 Sizes 24to 32 Sexes 2; to 32

Men’s Underwear

Superior Qualities at

Inferior Quality Prices

All prices are based on sizes, 36--34

Fleece lined, wool lined

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Fleece lined, best quality

Wg;;=,o_n?s,»heavy all wool..

Stanfield's Truro label Stanfield’s Ked label Stanfield’s Blue label

Penman’s 2.50 suit.

Turribulls, heavy Shetland knit Turnbull’s Ccetee -

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