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' RLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN.

THE BEST BARGAINS At S. A. McDonald’s on Dollar Days 14th, 15th iii addition to the special lines advertised, our whole stock will he offered at wholesale prices

Consisting oi Men’s Clothing, Furs, Mantles, Millinery, Dresses, Dress Goods, Silks, Collars, llosiery‘ Hoist Rugs, Fill". Robes. llats. Caps, Underwear, Trunks, Valises, Overalls, Gloves, etc. etc.

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A Special Drive will he put on in Men's and Boy's Dvercoats and Ladies’ Winter Coats and Fur Coats . 500 Men’s Heavy Sweaters $340101‘ $1.75

Men’s heavy navy roll top sweaters, just the thing for the cold weather. We made a lucky purchase of 500, regular value $3.40, for $1.75 DOLLAR DAY.

' Another special value in gray and brown sweaters, good heavy rib with elastic knit collar, regular price $3.50, at $2.25 each, DOLLAR DAY.

We purchased from Stanﬁelds a quantity of red lab- el underwear, in mostly all the sizes. Some of these gar- ments are soiled. We will clear" these out at $5.00 per suit on DOLLAR DAY.

Men’s knit ties. A special purchase enables us to sell them at 75c each on DOLLAR DAY.

Ladies’ silk mufflers. A very attractive line in all shades, regular price $3.50 for $2.50 DOLLAR DAY.

Ladies’ silk hose. Some of these are slightly damag- Ed1,x%olors black only, all sizes, at 50c per pair DOLLAR 4 dozen ladies French kid gloves, mostly small sizes, regular value $4.00, for $1.98 DOLLAR DAY. ~ Silk Gloves, regular value $1.35, for 85c per pair on DOLLAR DAY. 10 dozen in the lot. All sizes. _ Men s Overcoats. A splendid wool material, ﬁnished 1S the latest style with belt and reversible collar, special price on DOLLAR DAY, $28.00. We are offering a number of suits to ﬁt boys from 14 to 16 years of age. The regular values are $16.50 to $25.00. Only 24 suits in the lot, to go at $12.00 per suit on DOLLAR DAY. -..-_Men’s pants. J ust the thing to supplement that coat and vest. Special price on DOLLAR DAY, $3.50 per pair. Anoher special value for that day at $4.50 per pair.

‘ White wash silk. A large quantity, regular price $3.25 at $1.30 on DOLLAR DAY.

Ladies’_ Suits. In this department we are offering some startling reductions, for instance a’ lot of 20 suits regular price $45.00 for $22.50 on DOLLAR DAY.

In the ladies’ blouse department we have a quantity of georgette and crepe-de-chene blouses, all sizes, reg. Islﬁtés from $9.00 to $10.00, for $5.00 each on DOLLAR _ Ladies’ tinder-skirts. We have a quantity, regular prices $2.25 to $2.50, for $1.50 on DOLLAR DAY.

Children’s sweaters. A very large assortment, regu- lar value $4.50, for $3.00 each on DOLLAR DAY. ’

"A quantity of ladies wool toques, regular price $1.25, for 75c each on DOLLAR DAY. ' $850. for $350. 2 only ladies coon coats, today’s price

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A Host of People Seem to Thrive on What Used to Provoke indigestion Before They Learned of Stuart's Dys- pepsia Tablets.

When the stomach becomes H0111‘, with gassiness and heartburn ilus to indigestion or dyspepsia re- iiof may be had by one or two

Stuart's ‘Dyspepsia Tablets. Simp-| Iv chew them. no hot Water nor any other ﬁllers for n Perhaps already too much crowded.

'i‘hese tablets supply to the ttvinach the alkaline effect which >_ what. relieves the sour acid con- ltion. They nlso contain pan- reatin to help digest the starchy °‘1-=_B"#~'h as Potatoes, rice, oat- BB-l. white flour, etc.

9°‘ B .60 cent box of Stuarts ' 3136K“. Tﬁblﬂﬁ, 1151/9 [h9g5 on iind at all times and thus have no tear o‘! indigestion or dygpgp.

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iriie fact tilnt the tablets areion sole everywhere in the U. s, and (‘anadn shows how generally re- cognized thoy are as an efficient aid when the dyspeptic stomach needs a little help.

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Men’s working mitts, leather with a wool lining, at 50c per pair, DOLLAR DAY.

Ghiidren’s vests. This is a very attractive line, to ﬁt age, regular value 75c. A quantity will be offered on DOLLAR DAY at 50c e A

EASTERN GUARDIAN

....°lT PAYB to buy in tihils Prov- inns.

....*"0RDER 1mm, Holimanis Ca- talog. 9045-5-22-tf

.."six STEEL TRAPS, $1.00 on Dollar Days at. HOIIHBJTS Charlot- tetown ‘Sample Rooms. 3430-10-13-21

LEXINGTON. Oct. day's Grand Circuit racing here while good was hardly up to the standard of previous days. The

..*Gl-LLETTE STYLE SAFETY razors with four Gillette double edge blades for $1.00 on Dollar Days itt. Holimans Charlottetown Slampie Rooms. 343040-1321.

ttinel kettle regular $1.48 for $1.00 on Dollar Days at Hoiinanhi, Char- lottetown Sample "Rooms.

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"*3 DOZIEN “we Si“ ‘if; en“ in each heat he lowered his pre-'

amel stove pots. iies- $1

$1.00 on Dollar Days at HolmaiiH-i

Charlottetown isitlllplg Rooms. 343000-1321.

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Western Guardian

LIT PAYS to buy in this Prov- ince. —8HOP FROM HOLMAWS cats g, ' 2045-6-22-ti

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Laohnte, Que. Nth. ma. Mimi-d’: Lfnlmsllt. 00.. Limited. Gentlemen-Ever since coming home from the Boer war I have been bothered with running fever sores on my lop. I tried many sslves and ltniments; also doctor- ed continually for the blood, but lot no permanent relief. till last winter when my mother got me to ll’! ll-INARUB UNIMENT. The

Attnr two bottles the sores com-

worked every working day since Yours n-atefully,

JOHN WALSH.

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._ Men’s heavy wool hose, mostly dark gray, 50 dozen 111-1116 lot, at 40c per pair DOLLAR DAY. v For boys up to twelve years of age. We are offering

a splendid line of tweed caps, fur interlined, all colors, at 60c.

. one half their

. S. A. MacDONALD

‘Sister Bertha ' Trotted Very Fast i Mile at Lexington

Three-Year-Oid Equalled the | World's Record of 2.03 Made in 191'I—Raoing Not up to Standard

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' lern Man, (Hilirick) . . . . . . . ..1 i liilda Fletcher. bni. (Cox) ..4 ‘J Linara Watts. bin. (Long) .. .2 4 Mightell, bin. (V. Fleming) ..6 2 Crex, bg. (Hinds) . . . . . . . . . ..i! 5

'in a race of 2.03 1-4. The mile was

v beautifully raced, the first three-

‘quarters, each "being trotted in 3i seconds and the final quarter in exactly 30 seconds.

Today's summaries follow;

2.16 Trot (First Division). Three | in Five. $1.000 |Just David, b5. The North-

renture of the curd was the Ken‘ Charley Herr. fr, also started- "naa ONLY 8 QUART 3'97 en‘ tucky for three-year-olds, sister! Time-lot; 3-4. 2.08. 2-06 1-2- l

oveni, to tho Lexington and tho oldest harness race on the trotting turf. it was wonby David-Loews Day Star driven by Dick McMahon.

vious record oi’ 2.00 3-4 trotting

the first heat in 2_oa 142, and the’ (McMahon)

second in 2.06 14.

Natalie The Great, a filly that has been his opponent for two yearn stood second in the suin- mnry; King Harvester was third and Dudette due to bad racing

ck, was" fourth. Her sulky wheel wns smashed in the second bent.

Just David had little difficulty in winning the first division of the 1.16 trot, which came ﬁrst on the afternoon's program. Mightell. a previous winner iit the meeting who was expected to finish the muin contention was unsteady and spoiled lier chances by breaks, fourth money being her position. (leptuin Muck won the 2_12 pace. taking the second and third heats. The opening round went to J. Ln. ha, in 2.05 1-2. Cir-plain Mack was forced to take n Win race TRON of 2.04 1-4 in the second heat, Driv- er Pnlin was fined $100 0" i! “"1759

pletely disappeared and I have or not trying to win the first heiii.

The closing race went to WuBHBP- from the stables of Frank Hed- ,-|¢k_ The jud-gep were not pleased with the drive McKeliar was giv- ing Bilriton nnil llarry Stokes who not up. However. second was the best Bllsioll could d0.

The real feature of the tla)’ m‘ curred in the niornlns W119" A- B~ Cox's Sister Bertha. driven by Joe Siierrlll trotted a trial mile a new time record oi 203. 0411111“!!! m“ worlds record for three Nil‘ 01d

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The Kentucky. Three Year Old Trot: Two in Three

Day Star. be, Peter the Great.

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1 1 Natalie The Great. brf. (Cox) .2 3 King Harvester, he. (Egan) ..4 ‘A Dlldetie, bf, (Stokes) . . . . . . ..i} 6 Vozets, brl. (P_ Fleming) 4

Lucille Harvester also started. Tlme—2.06 1-2, 2.06 1-4.

2.12 Pace. Three in Five_ $1.000 Captain dtiack. bh. The Bond

Man (iPalin) J. i... jr.. bg. (Long) Cherry Willis, bm_ (Stokes) .6 Lady Brooks, bni. (ISnow) ..i’. Pat Pointer, bh. (Vance) ...5 Ali-hie Dryiidi also stiirtetl. 'i‘lnie—2.05 1-2. 2.04 1~4, 2.06 3-4.

2_16 Trot (Second Division) Two in

Three-QLOO.

Wagner. c115. by Ed. Custer.

(Hedirlck) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..i 2 1 Bingen Bold, bh. (Cunning-

ham) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..2 1 5 Bllston, bh. (iMcKellur,

Stokes) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..6 3 2 Vlrlena, hm, (iRuy) . . . . . . . ..3 4 3

Miss Parlrwood. bm. (hlidbo) 4 5 4 Betsy Morrow also started. 'i‘ime-2.09 1-2, 2_10 1-2. 2.09 3-4.

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VALUABLE CARGO FOR

Tile s. s. (fanadian iviintr. ninth sailed from here yesterday at noon

Y or in n sister lo ‘.\ilss Bertha Dll- of oats, potatoes, turnips, butter. %.lon’ champion m," yo" old miy cheesm 4.83,’ 91c“ under (tack and were some valuable pure bred uni- I

“M hm“.- 9| the world's rnt-oriifth head of cattle‘, 160 sheep, three

cassettes-

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horses. i7 pigs. i automobile and ‘sundry other cargo on deck. ‘Pwo of the horses shipped were li-"gicmiy trotting mares. Ono of them, the Lady Be Sure. raced here ‘Exhibition week and was greatly admired; the other was a fast horse sired by Ulpptain Aubrey. This shipment was made hy Mr. Jonh Horne to 'i‘homnn (‘ui-ran, Si.

trnliers made here in i017 by U" for Si. John's Newfoundland. dir- John-m The new record hohl- pct, took with her n large quantity

Among tht- stock shipped ilierr

‘mills fnrr thi- Newfoundland gov-

$850.00, our clearing price $350.00.

One half price. All the odds and ends from all over the store will be arranged on tables and sold at less than a

former price.

f nFinei Feathers Make Fine Birdsxx.

That is to all outward appearances. However, the un- usually weli-seascntd wood, the superior sound board, the finest of actions and the high quality of every ait-

icle used in the manufacture of SHERLOCK-MANN- ING-Pianos assures you of superiority. The

SHERLOCK-MANNING

20th Century Piano The Piano Worthy oi Your lioine

IN CANADA

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ernmsni. These included l (‘lyrics- dnle stallion, i Ayrshire hull. one Hialsiiinq 100W]. T liorurtl ‘Dorset sheep. t) Tamworth pigs. all for breeding purposes. The Canadian. Miner has carried s large quantity of produce from here since she started on this route lasi spring, licslilcs over 1000 head 0i ruiilr. 250 horses over 2000 pigs and a grcni numbn- of Sllfwp and lambs.

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“lantern Llnlimrnt (‘urea IIIIHPBIPP

lcowns. While fashionable ihiin either blue or nil-

while having a bleautiiui finish and artistic appearance, has also the touch of master hands that makes it a

iiear Due Played and You'll Like it!

Miller Bros.

Fill‘ ll going t0 be more popular ver fox. Moleskin will be used for thll Winter than ever before. and the loss costly wraps. the price oi all color. soaring which means style will not tend lo ninlte gowns the ones most worn. according toliinii huts cheaper.

American lamb. dyed Juli» green, ducks’ egg ‘blue and Dlulll monkey fur and sealskin will be

turriers and iushion experts herel They declared thiit no dress would

be complete and stylish wiihoutc l A fur trimming. Fur also will be used _ For Inhntoand Children

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for irlmniin-z hnis iind ‘will be used as irlinmiiii; even ioit will be more

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