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` ° looking prsny ¢h|n.°.,,:| f:(:|2§°%',“l:t? ‘ ‘-Genevieve McPhee, daughter of A. D.

S _ O u r but naturally did not like to speak of it’ 4 I

B7 'h° "*7» Al'¢l"l Hair Vigor is ;

regular hair grower, a perfect hal

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We have almost every pattern and all prices,

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if you wish the beat,in photo gmphy, finished on the new spec ralized mounts, (the very latest

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VISIT OUR. ' IBTUDIO-

GEO. li. COOK,

Win-rc liabv is Always Welcome.

LOST '

FOUND

Hu ghes' Digestive Tonic

to he the best medicine to make a hearty one. Price 250 per bottle.

GEO. E. HUGHES, Apotheearies Hall.

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(_mail, -i ruin: waterproof boots in what arc rc- <||||wi non. \\'c have a inrgo stock to uoloct ii-n||| our pi-ivcsurc lower than any in tho city and our <-x|u»ma-.- arc less. Boys! Sec our water pninr i»ncl~ "'i‘hc l.cu<lcr" $l.50a pair.

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l`YWm_q‘______i*___W\ 5/Se Breakfast Table

Nw-il.-' snniothingtempting to induce .mnppctitc for the morning meal.

Our Breakfast Foods in iii-:inn-.\'\|ts. Cronin of \Vhcat, .\l:ili Iii-ciikfiurt Food, Saxon (lute. Iiim:`.- lfocu. ltollcd Oats. Island tml nn-nl, (gi-<n||\d frcsh every wcokl :nhl \\'iicnt Farina. Tl\isln.st,mcn- iioni-li is nn excellent. brcitkftwt fnml, rvlnil.~' nt. ii cents por pound. 'l'r_\' -ornc of the nhovc with some lun inn-k\rhcai, fiourp ncakcs made ||-mn our sclf i-lain buckwheat tllnn- nnd you will feel equal to the <i.\_\ null its difficulties.

liicKcnna’s Grocery,

l‘hcnc: Up town store 2Zlb,

` Down town eturc 2‘A6n. I

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bbers _ uaran-

We carry a. full line i

ofthe best Canadian

Rubbers Made.

They are the kind I

that give the best sat- isfaction. l

Men’s 85c, $1.00,

$1.20,

Women’s 55:.-, 7oc,

75c.

SPRAGUE & C0.. vain

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Boots

Amherst Made.

are made specially

for us according to our instructions -gKnow- ing the requirements ofthe Island trade so w_e1l, we have had two kinds made up which we guarsntee to wear and keep you dry.

` Will get you a grain leather Boot - (Island _tauned) double sfo 1 e, s o l e leather count- ers bellows , tongue.

$2.00

Buys a kip

boot (Island tanned) clump

< sole, bellows

' tongue, sole

leather count-

LeI'S»

Our personal guar-

antee goes wtth each ]air.

Alley & Co.

Agents for the Ani-

herst wet weather shoes.

NEW FLOUR

Direct from the mills in bbls and

‘ % bbls. '

FIVE ROSES.

ROYAL STUART.

FEDORA.

GIPSY.

BEACON. Also Beaver Flour in 25, 50 and

loo lb bags at

Beer & Goff. r----N

Smokers Iiere I

Ten Thousand Montrose. Five Thousand Irvings. i0.ooo imported cigars

today.

Montrose the best 5e in

town.

See our window io.ooo

cigars.

ia Reddin Bros.

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.. FALL TIME TABLE.

~ 0 tobe 2 d, lilJ6 ..;<°fi:.:i.-@°;:=c’n'sr-.rl .go 1...... Prince Bt.. Ferry Wharf and ky Point,

as foilowsz- win leave Crrtnwu Wm igaoge my Pt

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Offices in New Prowso Block Charlottetown.

Baan The Guordian's classified ads.You will find something to interest yo

Posrronen.-Rev. W.H.Sedgcvvick, lec-

ture in Baptist School room is postponed toTuesday evening Nov. 21.Admisslon 10 cents. Home made candy.

A Fnnnanrcron Panera snvsz-Henry

Bralthwait/e, the well known professional hunter, has returned fromatrip to the Mlramichi woods. He reports eleven inches of snow in that region at the present time.

L. G. Stillman & Co, commission fresh

fish dealers, of No. 3 Long Wharf, Boston, solicit consignments of fresh fish from Isiund dealers. Their establishment is well fitted for handling provincial shipments and P. E. I. fishermen will _do well to write them. -

Tm-1 statement is frequently made that

the falls and winters of half a cen- tury ago were much more severe than at present. This has not always been the case as shown by the foilo\ving quotation of ufull similar tu the present one from thc Colonial Herald of Nov. 23rd 1838- just. fifty~six years from next Thursduy. “On Thursday evening the wind came to the north-east, when the ground was covered with n thin coating of snow, for for the first time this season. There has hither-to been little or no frost so that ploughing has been in no degree retarded. previous tothe late full of snow and we believe was never known to be so far advanced at this season."

THE local civil scrvicc examinations

have iuat- been concluded before the examiner Ewen Stewart, Secretary of the School Board. ltislikcly that asmalier percentage of those trying the examin- ations this yenr will be successful than ln other years. The examination this year is said to be much harder than usual. The reason nssignecl for the change thi.- ycnr is that the government officials find that too many annually pass the exam- inations and that muny \vho qualified even according to the examinations were not fit for clvil service positions. The idcu is to lessen the number of those who qualify by raising tho standard of efficiency.

THERE passed peacefully away at

Selkirk Station, Lot 42, on the _ 11th inst. Nell F. McPhee, aged 53 years. Through along and painful illness, he was never heard to murmur or complain, but bore his sufferings with perfect resignation. The: large number who attended the funeral to St. Mitrgurcr/s Church, tn Monduy the lilth inst, testified to the high regard in which the deceased wus held in the community. The funeral services were performed by Rev. Kenneth McPherson, P. P., after which the re- mains were consigned to their last. rest- ing place in St. Margaretfs Cemetery. The pall~benrers were Archibald C. Mc~ Phec,Aiex. McDonald, John V.McDonnld, Arch. McCormnc, Peter McKinnon and Angus O. McDonald.

SPEAKING of Hnrvard's Defeat by

Princeton on Saturday, the New York World says: The Harvard football team returned to Cambridge on Sunday morn- ing, gloomy and silent. There wus no one on hand to greet them or sympathize with them over their defeat by Pennsyl- vania and during the day they kept close to their rooms. They are a battered lot, nearly all of them showing bruised faces, as evidence of having come in contact with Penn players. None of them are lame or seemed even to be tlrcd Monday. Grim determination is written on every face and there will be something doing from now on, for the students demand an accounting. The whole university is silent and grim, and us they recover from their daze begin to show traces- of anger at the result-not at the team, but at what they think must have been dlrly work on the part of Penn.

Tm: home of Jonn and Mrs. McKay,

Wood Islands, was thc scene of n happy event on thc evening of Tuesday, 14th inst, when their daughter Marion Belle, was united in marriage to Peter-D Mc- Gregor, formerly of Hopefleld, but nowjof Belle River. The: marriage ceremony was performed by Rev A S Stewart. The bride was attended by Miss Mnry McGregor, sister of the groom, and Rod- erick W McKay assisted the groom. The bride looked charming attired in a dress of white cashmere trimmed with white satin ribbon and overlace. After the conclusion of the ceremony, the guests repaired to the dining table and did ample justice to the rich repeat provided for them hy Mrs McKny.|The ,remain- der of the evening was pleasantly passed in music, singing and speeches until s late hour, when the guests left for their respective homes well pleased with the evening's entertainment, all: expressing the wish that ere long they might enJoy nslmiiar happy time. The happy couple were the recipients of many useful and valuable presents.

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Farmers and Horsemen- Clydesdale

Colic Cure speedily relieves spasmodlc, flatuiant, kidney and gas colics, acute indigestlon, grain founner and sloppage of water. Try it for your horses when troubled with these diseases. it is a. new preparation but its record is a good one.- ii0c per bottle-A. W. Reddin.1’hem B.

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CHOCOLATES distinguish them___from others, and make them quick sellers.

E Try a box today. For sale at all the lcadinglcoufectioners. hmm wwmmwmmmmwmmMw §

are informed th

men as there hockey team os

Moncton boa suggestion was

is now 1,905.

Lrnur. Cor..

Iieved that be have their own

John Sun.

C. B., before

a day of games

bring other nth

in Every

meat esters a

[DHHS RFB Ulellli'

progressive.

The principal

dried beef a

nourishment form.

history as stitlous and

indicates th it

to confine one's

manner of livin

properly digest nutritious and is not because some, but the

stomach laclrs,

H858, S0111!! lie()

the principal

and office men

be taken after supply the pep acids, lacking trouble.

sch, gastritis,

digestion, the some food, a

cause, by ai

and plensnnt

gestlve, und no low their use; Tublets induce

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We

stock Rings stones as can where as we

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to obtain more material forthe Moncton hockey team.

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Invnanuss, N.

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hold sports in Breton Island and in Nova. Scotia. [Mr Gillis visited Charlottetown last. summer.)

RULBRS OF THE WORLD.

subsist upon n. fruit und grains, and it is unhyglenic

ple have to do

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.. Diamond Values?

Probably not. You really have to

depend on your Jewel-

May we show them

to you?

G, F, Hutcheson,

J EWELLER. _

McPhee, Georgetown, who has been ill with pneumonia is rapidly recovering.

Tas Amherst

Cienvo and W. Jardine Green, of Mono- oon, were in Amherst last evening and we

Telegram says: Jas. Mc-

at their object was to try

of the good Amherst

It seems strange that with us many young

are ln Moncton a good nnotbeobtained without

going outside of that city. _

AT a meeting a few nights ago of the

of school trustees a

made that the trustees

and other citizens offer prizes for annual distribution in the schools, and several were announced. Chairman Hawke offered a gold.. medal: Trustees Harris, Ball, Doyle, Flanagan and_Bourque also offered prizes for various subjects. The total enrollment in the Moncton schools

SHARP of the Salvation

Army will leave on Saturday for Ber- muda, where he will appear before the local house therein support of a bill to allow the Salvation Army Officers to perform marriage. Col. SharD believes that he will be nble to have his wishes in this respect carried out, and it is also be-

f

ore long the army will day schools on the island,

as they now have in Newfoundland.-St.

S., News: Simon P.

Gillis, champion hammer thrower, is visiting at his old home, S. W. Margaree,

turning to New York.

The weather has been so bud of late that Mr. Gillis has given up the idea of having

in Cape Breton this fall.

Next summer he intends to return and

letes with him who will

various parts of Cape

Meat Eating Nations Are the Leaders

Branch of Human

Achievements.

The ruling nations of the world are

d history records that

they always have been.

Vegetarians and food cranks may ex-

pluin this in any way they choose, but the facts remain that the Americans, English, French, Russians and Ger-

catlng nations, and they

are also the most energetic and most

food of the heroic Boer

ording n great deal of n N highly concentrated

soldier,kno\vn as Blltong, isa sort of

, if

l

The weak races of people are the

rlceeating Chinese, Hindoos, and Siamese, regarded since the dawn of

non-progressive, super- inferior physically and

mentally to the meat~euting notions who dominate them.

The structure -of the teeth plainly

human beings should variety of food, meat,

diet to any one of those

classes to the exclusion of another.

Meat is the

most easily digested of foods, but our

lnoit concentrated and

g is often so unnatural

that the digestive ~ organs refuse to

ment, eggs and similar wholesome food, but it such food is unwhole- real reason is that the from disease or weak;

essnry digestive element;

nence arising indigcstion und, later on, chronic dyspepsin.

Nervous people should ent plenty of

meat, convalescents should make ment

food, hv.rd~working peo-

so, und brain-workers

should eat, not so much

fmcnt. but at least once ndny, and to insure its perfect digestion one or two of Stuurt‘s Dyspepsla Tablets should

each meal, because they tones, diastase and fruit in every case of stomach

Nervous iiyspepsiu, catarrh of stom-

sour stomach, gns and

failure to digest wylwie- d the use of Stuart/s

ncidlty are only different names for ln-

n

Dyspepsln Tablets cures them nil be-

l'

rdlng perfect digestion,

o

the stomach has n chnncc to rcst and recover its natural tone and vigor.

Stuart‘s Dyspepsla Tablets is the

real household

f

medlclne;it is as safe r the stomach ache f

o - o

the lmby ns it is for the imperfect di- gestion of its grand sire.

Thcy are not it clitlmrtic, but a di-

pill habit can ever fol- tho only habit Stuartfs is the habit of good di-

gestion nnd consequently good health.

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KNOW that our

of Tllamond is made up of as fine in quality be obtained any-

at such prices -js;

ask for them. '»'_°

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Dress Goods

Blaclr,

50 cents per yd Igfm

at Stanley Bros. §;§§§’,;B,

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This lot includes tweeds, cloths,

serges, checks and clan tartans-all new season's goods, and the most

fashionable studs in the market.

Stanley Bros.

Heathers,

Colors are:

Check Mixtures, Mixed Tweeds and Clan Tartans

and the price 500 per yard

Stanley Bros

This Dress Goods

is worthy of your

inspection-Quality, style, assortment and price are exactly correct SOC Del’

yard

Stanley Bros.

most critical

TRADE AND

Nov. 18-Arrived ; S. S. Gwent, Hansen,

Sydney; Minnie Bell, Pollard, North- port ; Annie C. Hull, Tibbo, Sydney. `»

Nov. 18-Cleared: S. S. Gwent, Hansen,

Port Hastings ; Albert P.. Porrier, Port Verncr.

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WE GUARANTEE

that solution of Ozone if taken with Celery King, the well known tonic laxative, will cure any known gcrmdlscnse,Rheumntis|n for instance, or Kidney trouble, Stomach trouble, and nl1Summcr complaints such as Collc, Malaria, Dysentery, and Diarr- hoea, but remember that solution ofOzone should always be taken with the laxative indicated. It does not cost you any more to do this because with every dollar or 500 bottle of Ozone (the coupon kind) we give

nine oge your lasses and Sugars we lead

winter supply of Groceries. Prices 'hem “u'

will perhaps be Get our prices, compare

higher, values.

PLACE to get your Groceries of best quality and reasonable price.

Every article

guaranteed.

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S. 0. E. Next meeting of Lodge Prince jfl-,-£_f__,_;,_1_; _

Edward is on Tuesday evening i\ov. 2lst.. W. H. Degree

City Council meets on the second Mon

day in ench month. Iir. F. F. Kelly, Muyor; W. W. Clarke, City Clcrk.

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' Minard’s Linimeni Cures Burns. etc.

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Farmers and working men. See my

Clump scle,Bellow tungue,Chrome leather absolutely waterproof bool.-made and guaranteed by the Ames Holden Co

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All Styles of

Overcoats

Ready to Wear

Overcoats equal to the best

made to order Overcoats and

at lower prices.

Now is the time to call and

select your winter overcoat. There never has been shown

iii this Province such an ex-

cellent line of overcoats as we

are showing this season.

,,,.,,,, $2.25.-oonmyilie snoennm. Sunny Overcoats for boys from $3.00 up to $6.00.

side, Churlottc-to\\'n. 2011

we have just received s package of Overcoats for youths from $4. 50 up to 312-OO~

china direct from Japan It is the nicest use or the kms in the city.-W. P. Overcoats for men from $5.00 up to $2 5.00.

in _ -12 d ei.

Sulnngige fm fm", dns, ,md We invite you to call and see our overcoats.

g am y

dirt our down quilts. W`c have fifty

quilts that we are offering today at $1.08 _

worth $2.75. Come, the cotton chintz is

worth $1.50, cott-on 50 and making costs . . L ’

you nothing.-Jn.s. Paton 8.: Co. 10d 1|

To insure perfect health use iron-ox Tablets. For sale at your drl188|Hf"5» 25 cents per box. wtf

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A PIANO

There should bc the best works that money can buy.

Helntzman Pianos

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

_ in every particular.

Call and see them or write us'for prices and easy terms of payment.

Miller ___Bros.,

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Scliooners.

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P. E. 'Island’s Greatest Clothing Store.

Landing daily from

Best quality of Sydney

and Picton coal.

C. Lyons & Co.

9-a d 3m

We are busy but there

will be time for

YOU

to come up and have your photos for Xmas. Only a few weeks left. See our samples up stairs.

auvln, Gcntzel & Co.,

PHOTO.

J. A. S. BAYER, PROP.

FALL CLOTH- ING

Do you want a fall suit or over-

coat? if you do now is your chance to get the very latest and the best. There is nothing a man delights in more than good clothes and this is the place to get them. Come and see what we have and you will be convinced that what we say is true.

Prices to suit the purse.

MCDONALD & PERRY.

The Nobby Tailors, Great George Street.

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The S. S. RESTIGOUCHE sailing

from Montreal about Thursday, Nov. 9th, will be due at Ch’town, Sunday, Nov. ra, and will sail for St. ]ohn‘s, Nfld, carrying live stock on deck and produce under deck at lowest rates.

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