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OCTOBER 13» 19J9 "fi rnnmrmsr saws _gli " THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN ' ' vmsr or AL1»» "“`

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__.-H' ' has the parts of stipericrity:-Light Ma,n. _ |°'"“"“* 3 Sgnigi C01I1pcnsat1ng heavy balance and an .9 if fb” “fly Perfect sssapemenf, finishes ._ 8 4,- , roug out.Eqnaltowatchcs of double Q; g

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Head Office in New Prowse Block-Charlottetown.

. s Afirst class watch for a small amount c In

I1l0l1€y. ` J. K. Ross, City, left yesterday

morning on a trip .to Bt John. my on 5 /visit to New Y0,_k_

That Please

Beet Workmrnsbiphd prompt servic

'|`|\¢ Geo. H. Cook

Studio. '

Queen St. Phone 399-L

HUGHES’ _Cascara Pills Cure

coNs'ru>A'ri0N, san 'rasra is (he mouth. Offensive breath, etc, For al forms of bowel and stomach trouble the are most benet`iclal.- Price zlifc per Box

GEO. E. HUGHES.

' ADO¢be<~arie'll' Hall.

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Plain Talk 0ur Shoes are sellers

We claim to give ydu the best

value obtainable in the shoe linei we can afford to sell shoes cheaper than any store in the iiiy, because our expenses are less. We carry an immense stock of shoes of all kinds. Try us for your next pair and be convinced.

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Arriving Daily cargos of Acadia”_l\lut,3_n_ni Round,-Sydney-and Inverness Round and Run of Mine.

Albion Nut, Intercolonial

Nut and Vale Nut.

-ALSO- Blacksmith Coal.

Bzlrliins it lin.

Chea`|fGranulaited Sugar.

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We have just received a

u.w brand of white Granul

ated Sugar called “United

Empire" which we are now

offering a_t the very low price

of i

2l|l0ll ii: 11500

It is grid ialiie for th

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Girls’

Laced

road races clone this evening with Ernest Rice of this city.

Mahon, Sussex, .were in the city yes-' terday. They registered at the Victoria. _

has been _ln the city for some time

a _visit-ing friends, returned yesterday'

afternoon.

school is making a specialty of pla/lin business writing and improvement is. guaranteed within ai reasonable time.

The Latest news, first of all.

Miss Bertie McCallum, Palton, Cal, visiting in this city.

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Miss Ellie Gardiner has returned

The entries for tomorrow’s bicycle

H. J. Mahon, Sourls, -and E. J.

Mrs Jamieson, Summerside, who

The Union Commercial College 'night

The Executive of the King’s Busi-

recent visitor in St John.

visiting friends in this city.

Boots

Sizes rr to 2, for

school girls from

7 to Io years of age. They are made of

good stout black calf skin, 7inches

tall,wl1ich protects the ankles from cold and wet. The

soles are heavy

and the shape and

style perfect

' $2.75 a pair.

For those who want

ness Evnngelestic camrpaign will meet to-night in- Zion Church basement at 7.30 dcloclc. A full attendance ofl the members is desired.

Mrs Montgomery of Dalhousie wl10

has been visiting Mrs O. M. Melanson, Shedlac, returned recently to her home in the north, accompanied liy _her husband, just returned from a trip to P. E. Island.

The bicycle road races to be run

oil tomorrow afternoon, will leave from ii. starting line, in front of The Guardian Oftlce. at four o'clock sharp. Oiiicials are requested to be at their posts sharp on time.

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Kent Street

4 Practice liiiii ed io diseases

Of Eye, Ear, Nose Thr06t

, and Sain.

Eyes tested and noted fo glasses. ’

OFFICE HOURS _

0 to ii am 1.30-3.30 Evenings on appointment

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NEW PROWBE BLOCK

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W- Nou' is the time to have your

Photo takenior

XMAS

¢ 1 presents forthe c \=t of 9:5, had your friends delighted, Call or telephone |92 J

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moneyi

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niiwitrii Roan, which should be im-

' Imciiiatcly filled in.

to the advertisements of S S (‘a ,couua and _Bonavistai in this morn- ng's issue. The- Cacouua will be due

ihere on Saturday next and Bonavis- .ta Monday next. See advertisements.

The attention of shippers is called

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The engagement is announced of

Miss Mary Perle Jury, only- daughter of the late G.G. Jury and Mrs Jury of this city, to Ralph Ernest Larrabee ‘of Calgary, the marriage _to take ‘place at 223 10th Avenue East, Cal- gary, on October 20th.

The attention of the authorities is

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lTelegraph gives the number of na-

rlrawn to a had slou/.:h at the en- itriinco to the small brilgc, this side lot the Queens Arms, and to the 'many dangerous holes on the Mt

Rev W. B. Sisam, Moncton, was a

Miss Sniaddon, Liverpool, N. S., is

Bernard Tralnor, City, lefti ysstep

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Miss Maud' Manshlp, Amherst, has

returned from ai visit to this city.

Sinclair li/l‘cFarlane, Sussex, has re-

turned from a visit to this Province.

The tide will be high this mgyrning at 10.20 and tomorrow morning at_ 10.58. _

- Mrs ,Leo F. Gillespie, Parrsbofro, N. S., has returned from a visit tio this` city. ' .

Miss Ethel Wadman, Eldon, has re-

turned home from visiting friends in Fla-t River -and' Pinette.

Any boy desiring to run errands

should write Merchant, P. O. Box 1230, Charlottetown, at once,

Rev G. D. Ireland, Woodstock, N.

B., and a native of this Province, at. tended' the Synod in St John laist week.

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A Canadian writing to the St John

itives of Prince Edward Island, now 'in Massachusetts, at 13,648.

Rev A. W. and Mrs Mahon, wel-l

known in this Province, have return- ed to their home in St Andrew’s, N. B., after a pleasant vacation spent

iabroad.

'M

B. W. Sprague, of the C. P. R., at edicine Hat, spout a few days last

welk with his brotlher, Dr T. F. week with his brother, Dr T. F. friends in this city.

Everyone admires good penmanship

and the Union Commercial College night school is affording an excellent opportunity to all who wish to bn- lcome good penmeu. Expert indivi- ldual instruction is given in plain or

rnumental pemuanship.

The daily average circulation of

The Guardian, for week ending Oct- ober 9th, was 7285 copies P. day. The circulation of The Guar- dian is greater than that of all the other Daily newspapers on Prince Edward Island combined. Attention' is called oo the statement in another column.

The following are the city markety

priccs:-Potatoes pcr bus twenty| cents; butter per lb, twenty twoi cents; eggs per doz, twenty-two cents

At thc Police Court yesterday two

\assyri‘ans were fined $40 for pediliirir ,without rn license. Yester-l:iy morn- ,in‘i; Frank Power was nrrestcd cu thc complaint of his father, Michael I ow- cr, ami a charge of using abusive lun- guagc was preferred against him.

Rev Dr G. M. Campbell presented

the interests of the Bible Society to two congregations in Hampton, N.B., on Sunday lust, preaching in the Presbyterian church ini the morning and in the Methodist church in the evening. Jom__ser enjoyed by those who heard themi.

The Royal Gazette reports_ that

His Honour the Lieutenanit Gover- nor, has been pleased to appoint the following persons to be Road Inspec- tors, for the following Road Divi- sions in Queen’s Countyt-No 7 North, Charles F. Fisher, Scotchfort_ No 7 South, John J. McQuaid, Pisquid. No 8 John M. Jenkins, Bethel, Lot 48.

Persons unable to get No 133. The

Guardian news department, by phone sit any hour are asked' to ring 124 BS it is useless to call up any other number. _In the interim, between the ho-ur of closing Saturday night and that of opening in the early morning of Monday, communications and news can lie dropped in the letter box of _The Guardian main entrance, and further enquiries can be made by phoning anove.

A very pleasant evening was spent

at the residence of John Doyle,Enrns- clifle, on Wednesday, September 29th, when a numuer of the young peoplo of that vicinity assembled, to do honor to W. J. and Mrs Kelly of Malden, M-ass, who are spending their vacation with their Provincial fiiiends. Dancing began at an early hour, and the violinists M. Vessey and Ernest Mclnnis, were kept busy peeling forth strains of that sweet music, which makes the heart gl-ad. In due triime, the wants of the inner man were at- tendedto, after which s. few more hours we-re pleasantly spent in danic- ing, waltzing, singing, etc., until the wee sma' hours arrived. After ten- dering their sincerest thanks to 'th'e host and hostess, and wishing Mr sind Mrs Kelly, bon voyage on their return, all dispersed, hoping that an- other avent of the same kind would take place in the near fdture_

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preparation we know of for beautify

ting soap also in stock, Soc ig, cake. A. W. Reddln Pham B. -

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Slim Plllei glfvgrtgigi Nangaiioii C0.. iid

Rae fdr ourpfell trdde and mv: an lliand the largest supply ot stove

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& in me ¢|¢v which we will sell for the above

C El” for onli his films. nine rinse-damrfrsiv Change OI Time

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:Hay's Hair Health ls the finest

ing the hair and promoting its grow-i ll th. 50 cents and $1.00 per bottle.Har-

,white oats per bus, thirty eight 'cents and black per bus, forty cents; hiry loose per cwt, forty eight to

fifty cents; hay prcgsod per ton, nino ,to nine fifty, stra loose per cwt, thirty-five cents and pressed per ton, five fifty to six dollars.

At the last night of meeting, Har- mony Diiision No 244 Lower Free ‘

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Reeves, A. Cond-Rusie Schurman, I. S.-Libbie Reeves, 0. S.-Benj.

:MAYFLOWER, is s. copright brand `

ity awa'ys main ned Ask your dealer for MAYFLOWER Oil and njoy the satisfactlon of reading by a bright soft light. 'ii-24dtf.

Our New “Vlodern"

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MEET ME AT THE ALWAYS BUSY STORE. I

Free yourself of

Heavy covers

Sleep under the

‘T.A°.B.S.’Comfort J

The T. A. B. S. Comfort keeps you warm but doesn’t weigh you down; protects but doesn’t fatigue. It allows you to get the f_ull benefit of your sleep. You woulcln’t believe it could make such a difference.

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Let us show you our selection of exquisite pa items

Wadded cotton 60x72 in._ Pretty patterns of printed muslin in several colors _ . . _ . . . . . . .. . . .$I.65

Petter quality of filling and muslin c0ver...... $250

Printed Sateens and Red Turkish Chintz.. .....$5.25 Pure Laminated Down 60x72;

The covering of this line is a beautiful dresdcn chintz with a plain satin Sateen border............ _ ...........$5.00

Exquisite colorings in silkoline, satin sateen and silk satin are to be found in the better qualities at

$6.50, 7.50, 9.00. |150.

0u_r Special

Stanley Bros. _

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town, installed the following officers: ‘ U ht” W. P.-F. Maye Caims, W. A.-Miss J. Taylor, R. S.-Myrtle J. Burns,

A. R. S.-Jennie Lewis, F. 'S.=-Anna' r i r ’ - Y- ----

ML M._._Burn _ ..._ __ .. _ T Cha -Annie Bake Cond - Edith

HAPPINESS IN THE IIOME

SOLD nv '

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dinwfrwtf. Hardware, Paints, and Oils.

l,l'lIdi_l_il”-viirlisemenlsll,

The Question Of The Hour WIIERE ARE THE DEAD?

By the World Renowned *_

Bible Exetege Pastor Chas. T. Russell Author, Editor, Preacher and Lecturer

MARKET. HALL Thursday. 0et.i»-- I4

ai 1.50 ,_ iii.. -

Special train airangements. enab-

ling thise who wish to attend _ from the country to do»so, at one single first class fare. When puichasing tickets say you are going to attend Bible Students' Convention, and return on convention certificate. Tickets issued on 13th, good to return on 15th October. _ io-ilrxntuzidwtlizi

BLACK DIAIWOIHITLINE

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The S_S. “C.icouun” sailing

from Montreal Wednesday i3_h iiist will be due at Charlottetown, Saturday Oct.i6th. and sails for St. johns, Newfoundland vla, Sydney and North Sydueypcarryiog horses, ca tle and sheep cndeck and produce underdeck at lowest posble rates. . For further partitiilars apply to

` PEA KE BROS & CO., io- i3d3i. Agents.

BLACK DIAMOND LINE.

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The S_S. Boiiiivista sailing from

Montreal Thursday evening O i4tl; will bc cliic nt Chariot etow Sunday Oct i7Lli and on Monday Oct ititia sails for St Johns, New- fouiidliind via Souris, Sydney' and North Sydney. C. Ii- (`arr"Iiiq linrsis, cattle and .sleep on deck and produce iiuclerdeck at lowest

possible rates.

g Por further particulars as to

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5;iFi“"- °'“““’”‘ °“‘°"“ ”“'“"‘" insures Good Cooking, Good Cooking insures

freight an passave apply to

PEAKF. Bl\OS. CO,

io-i3<l3i _ Agents

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0l course

°' ‘i§’°‘i°“° 0"' ““.‘i..‘””F°°“ “““"' The William Buck Stove Co. Ltd. Brantford tint. Cold Butters

isu’tone of the absolute necessities of life. but i\’s a delipluful extra- vagaiice that iyou will indulge in pretty often, when once you have tried the kind we make,

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A A. Waterman '_ Fountain Pens 4

we believe are equal in mech- anical con- struction, to the best pen

. made. - l In addition

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have the fol-

~ lowing unde-

niable advan-

i ` tages. I They are ' self-fillin g, fil-

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_ Bicycle Road Race, 0ct. 14th, i Entry Blank

To Ernest Rice, Charlottetown, P. E. I.

Dear Sir Please enter niy name as contestant in the ticycle Road

Race. totake placeon Thursday afternoon, Oct. i4th,

Name. . . . . . ..... . _ . . . ...

Address . . . _ . . .

Club you repr¢sent.......

Seuioror junior

Entries close with Mr. Rice on Wednesday, Oct. rgth. The course for

the senior race is the same as flint used,for the Guardian Road Race. The first p izc for this senior race is n $55.00 Cleveland racer. Silver Cups and medals will make up the other prizes.

', twinkling.

2 As there is no joint they cannot leak

-ii and soil the “ fingers as

many good pens do. 3 The act of filling also cleans the delicate ink _channels and prevents clog-

ging.

We have the best

Commenoinz Tuesday June ist. The 8. 5. Northumberland” will leave itho 0ompeny's wharf dnlly. except. Sunday. et D-ll) o‘clook e. m Returning will leave Picton labont l-U n. m

0. W. WAKIIOBD.

Charlottetown Ms Nth Alena or Mm new ini’ lm ‘

$r.oo pen onthe market.

G F. Hutcheson' Jmiier e opeieim

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Lunch and Bakery 2°

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C. A. A. Grounds

Wednesday 3.30 p.

Aliegralis is St. Dnnitlns.

Admission (including Grand Stand.)

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The Investment Annuity Policy of the North Arnericano

Life is the cheapest reliable plan calling for the payment 15 or zo premiums only. lt guarantees a definite yearly i come in event of your death or for yourself if you survive th

15 or 20 years.

For rates etc.

Apply to

Ross ®. Matthew

73 Grafton Street,

_ Masonic Building.

Charlottetown.

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Mr. rank T.Watkis

(0rgeniat Sf. James’ Church)

f~ _ Of is open to receive pupils 'in H' Organ, Piano, Voice Culture

e and Theory.

Applications as to terms

etc. should be made in writ-

S ing to

29 Fitzroy St.

Charlottetown

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