This Tres liiliitéoiis Notliing}l'f‘».lt‘l‘3l?sils‘

we wut you to trythree. inf bottles f_Rexall "S8" Hair Tonic gd our peljli_inal~ 'guarantee 'that-‘we W u. refund your money for _the mere mils- ing if it does -not give you abgomte satisfaction. That’s proof of our |'aitb,in this remedy. and it should indisputably demonstrate that we know what ,we are talking about when we say 'that Rexall "93" Hair Tonvic wilil grow hair except where baldness has been of such long dura. tion that the roots of the hair are entirely deadf `

We are basing our statements upon

wliathas already been accomplished by the use of Rexall "93" Hair Ton- ic. We believe that what it has done for thousands of others it will do for you. In any event you cannot lone anything by ‘llvillg it a trial on our liberal Kuarantee. Two sizes 50c. ,ind $1.00. Remember, you can ob. tain Rexall remedies in this commun. ity only at our store-the Rexiiii store. The McKinnon Drug Co.

VANADIIANS CAPTURE ‘ '

` HORSE SHOW HONORS

NEW' YORK, Nov. 22-(‘.anndn car- ried off the honors in the feature event of the National Horse show last night. Sixteen officers' horses, in- ‘cluiling the pick of the United States iruliary, the Irish horse artillery, the English cavalry. f‘anadian militia ,ind Belgian army, were displayed l in ii liroad water .lump competition for ii cup und cash prize, hilt only one succeeded in wholly clearing the wiitcr. -

The winner was “lie 'l‘liankful,"

owned by Major Joseph Kilgour, oi’ the Queens Own Rifles, Toronto, and riilden by l.ieut. Allan (`nse of the :mme regiment. ln the judging of' hunters, the blue ribbons went to the entries of Hon. Adam Beck of. l.oniloii, (Int.

(‘I-IIEF OF' l"0L]'flE '

SHOT TWO MEN.

!\'ASH’Vl'l.LFI, Tenn., Nov. 22-The

<'hlef of Police of Shefileld, Alu.,shot und killed Roscoe Johnson and Lewis Collmuii early today when they at. tempted to rescue John (‘.i-,iiman from I ollif.‘ers. The Chief, Fred McGregor, surrendered and was jailed. l

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' ' ° *"5* W°l“Hi\ to be indicted

1" the llllllllllilgn of the postal autho. ritlesn against alleged "get rm! fillltk stock selling concerns, ig named in an indictment just returned by th” l°‘l°l“lil Zrand jury here. She lllmelieeni sought by the federal uiigho. monks' ll Vain for the last two

TMIBS Dugan came to New York from oflonto' Om" “nd had a romantic

Hll Bvectacular career ng 5 business Vl’0lI\l=\ll- »At the time of the gold fleld rush. sue went to/Nevada and later returned to New York to take UP the real estate business. The in- dlCtment charges false representation

Ol l-1008 Island property.

l<:i.Sli<; sliiuirs SLAYER

MAY BE (YAPTURED T* €` 1*

<‘.i..l~ivl~i|.ANli, N.,v_ 22__The &,.,,,`,,t

Of LEON Ling, sought for twg years or more for the murder of Elsie Sigel in

Flllw Y0l`ll. may follow action of the .eveland police, who have telegraph. ed the authorities of R Texas city, asking them to locate Ling. Informa. tion on which the police acted reach. ed them as the result of a Tong feud.

llflllle Sigel. it may be remembered,

was ii Sunday school worker among the (lhinese, and her body was found in A New York Chinese lodging house, where she had been lured and killed.

AFTER PNEUMONlA

The severe inflamiuatlon which the

lungs undergo during pneumonia leaves them badly d;\ma|.',e~l, weak and sore for weeks .find even nio".th=. Unless properly cared for nt this per- iod they hardly ever recover their

former strength, which is why a sec- ond or third attack is even more

dangerous than the first.

Light nourishing food. mild exer-

tive and blood building power, We

have seen it do so much ood that

we warrant every bottle sold, giving

back the money if you are not pleasi. ed.

E A Foster (`entral Drugstore,

relative to the desirability and value'

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_A 10 h‘. p. gas or gssolene engine

will be sold cheap ns will be seen by ad in this issue.

Thomas Doyle, North Rnstico, was

terday,

turning to the city on tha Norghum. herlsnd last evening.

Dr. James Warburton, City, was a-

morig those returning to the city on the express last evening,

G. S. and Mrs. Inman, Montague, “'ll0 ill*-end removing to this city will take up their residence at 155 lauston St. i i

Di". P. C. Murphy, Tignigh' who was in this lllty on a short business l2l'lD. l9lt yesterday afternoon on re» turn. ._ _

The annual meeting of the Cornwall

Farmer's Institute will be held to_ morrow at seven thirty p. ln. in the hall. , '

The annual meeting of the Lord's Dey Alliance will take place in the Y' M' C~ A-. parlor, today, Friday, at two p. iri.

_ flharles Earl, of Montreal, arrived in *the city last evening on a short visit to his parents Prof. and Mrs.

S. N. Earl.

J. J. McQuaid, Station Master ntl

Mll'lC0llCll0. was among the visitors to the city yesterday and went east in the afternoon.

The following were registered at the

Queen Hotel in this city yesterday;;- O. F. Vaughan, Montreal; I). Darraoli, Kenvillgtoii; L. M. McKinnon, .\lr>u~ argue; P. i~‘.'i.au1er, City; M. l.. Fraser, St. John;

The following were registered at

tlle VlCt0I‘iB H0i'.f!l in this city' yes-

cise, ,plenty of fresh air, and Vlnol ._ _ , to enrich the blood should be the terday` W' A` Comeau' St' John' P'

treatment to restore strength. \-'inol vis our delicious cod liver and ii'on preparation with wonderful restora~

W. Logan, H. Fair, Brantford; R, W, Lewis, Boston; E, E. Gillette, Mou- treal;S. J. Carman, Halifax; G. S. Whitehead, Harmony; A. M. Scliille, New YUl"lli W. (`-. Leslie, Miss Leslie, Kensington; \v, 1'. williams, Halifax.

.Yesterday evening Stephen "oyle, City, was removed to the City I-:os- pital for treatment. Di-.ring the oven..

""‘ "‘"“"' ”"‘"“"!“" i ‘ ' Z5-"W" lsllnnyside' ing hc was fniind in his home in ii

'W W ' " "' ' ` "`“""` , very ill condition, being speecliless

A Soap that has Made a Hit

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. HARMONY OF ROSE GLYCERIN

E SUAP line been so successful. that

A we hurl: been compolli-cl to order"two five gross lnls recently. its _delightful

odor of Juiie R'|s-es and the iionliiig i|ual fi\\'oriti~ this month.

itiesof Glycerine makes it ii great

|0e Q for 25.

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Never before have we been able to secure such ii

- fiiic zissortnleiit of pretty designs, dainty little geiiis

~ _ luliid colored :iiid sepia fi'o‘ui 20c cncli. We hx

cud -u ,ii cordial iiivitaiioii to come iii and sec hll lie, _.i_ "filings in cAi.F.Nnici<s mid if/mov

for CHR iSTMAS. .

aszard Qi Moore

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The Rogers Harilwara Bu., Lili.

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-when it was first noticed that rbeye

was anything' wrong with him. l*1n» quirv at the hospital last night elicit- ed the information that he was restl ing easily.

All Guardians are discontinued

promptly at the expiry date, unless requested otherwise hy subscribers. A renewal notice and addressed en- velope in which to remit are sent to each subscriber B short time befor<` expiry, and if no response another re uewal notice is sent. out and the pa per is discontinued promptly, sub scribers having thus no cause to blame the management if their paper is stopped.

The Guariliiin is pleased to -sei:

Paul McPhee, Jr., of Longcreek out again after his recent illness. Mr. McPhee has been in -the P. FJ. I. Hos- pgtal for the past four weeks and het speaks in the highest terms of the care and treatment received from the matron, nurses and' hispbysician Dr. McLaughlin. Mr. McPhee is nt present stopping at the Morell House and leaves for his he-me in a few days.His muny friends in town and countrv will be glad to henr oi his recovery.

The death occurred at the (‘itv Hos pitnl yesterday afteriioon of Francis Began, a man of fifty-two years who has in the past been employed around the wharves as is dock laborer. The deceased entered thc hospital about four or five days ago for treatment. His funeral will take place from Heu- nessy's Undertaking: lionrni ‘Thr late Mr. Began has no relatives in this city, it is understood, but he is, 'supposed to have n sister' residing in Boston or one of the suburbs of that city. `

Henry and' Mrs. Jenkins. of 128

Page street, San Francisco, have re- turned from a four`months' visit to Prince Edward Island. The m0St Ol their time while on "the lsland" was spent among friends at their old home in Little 'River and Fortune Bav. King's county. They also Visited other parts of the province, where they met many old and new friends who were glad to welcome them to their native heath once more, and among whom they spent i-i m0Sf ¢ll joynble vacation. On their return, they called on old acquaintances in Boston und other Eastern cities, tar- ried ii. while in Alberta and other places ‘in the Canadian Northwest, where they found numerous relatives and friends, all of whom were doing well in their adopted homes.

::'"l'he School that has won the con iidence of the people." Union Com- mercial College. , B-31.dtf.

o and of sin inf he praises oinur

Boxers' Goods wqen sl oyler town you een asarth mvaeéed y t use who use our roam i a . sires etc daily. Thu are sure. w eeoms and-nul.rliious.,,

Stewart; Bakery ‘ g |63 Kent Street

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'~It- ngrqilw brine prdvmu. "' f Suse A. ueorfof. Guy. _siié~-iill st.

|promises to give a, crowded house. ,Regrets will be avoided by early pur-

among the visitors to the ony yn-; .--~

Mr. Davie, was a passenger re;

John Weduesde ~--V p

The sale of coupons for “At Yale"

chase. '

Dr. and Mrs. Alex. Anderson, ol

Charlottetown, P, E. l., are-visiting their daughter, Mrs. F. C. Kuiz~ er, 242 South Street, Dr. Anderson lS Superintendent of Education at Charlottetown.-Halifax Ex,

At the l.ayman’s Missionary Confer-

ence uow in session at. Halifax the response to the words of welcome was eloquently made by Lieut..-Governoi Rogers of P. E. I. He also put the audience in good humor by some paw- ky Scottish wit. He wondered why men whose lives were so largely giver. to politics should be taking such a Pl`0mlll¢llt part in the missionary gathering. He said politicians were accustomed to go to their meetings without any preparation and when they heard what`thc other fellow said "to pitch into him," That would hardly work here said His Honor. Amid entliusiustic applause he said that be was not only R politician hut that he was also all along trying to be a (Ihrlstinn. He touched n tendei' and tense cord by recalling a scene from his boyhood when Dr. Geddie was be- ing sent. forth to the South Sea D+ 'lands from his home church on the Island. Governor Rogers spoke im- pressively of three idols which are too much worshipped in our home lands. These idols are: lst, Bacchus, 2nd Mammon. 3rd, ll/lars, the God of strong drink and money and \var. "Let us." he said, “put ourselves right as those who in our everyday life and relations with_ other nations practice the principles of our Lord Jesus f‘hrist."

' Wednesday before the full (‘ourt. composed of the Chief Justice and Justices `Fit'/.gerald and l-las'/.ard an important question involving the fight to arrest a non resident who contracts debts while teinporarily re* siding in this province came up in the case of James A. Sheehan and ano, against (L Stephen Whitehead. Tile defendant. was arrested under B Bailnhle Writ issued upon an affidavit that the defendant was a non resi- dent within the meaning of the Act abolishing imprisonment for debt and under the exceptions in that Statiite was liable to arrest as a debtor. The application was made by the del`end» ant to set aside the Bailable Writ on

defendant was a resident of this prof ' vence. 2--That thc plaintiffs were partners and coiiid not coiruneuce proceedings against defendant with out first registering their partnership. The facts were that the defendant was the ifiintrnctpr for the Elmira Branch Railway and came to this province in the spring of llllo for the i purpose of carrying o_o the work and remained while the work of actual .:onst1‘\iction' was going on, but re- turned 'to his home in Fredericton. N. B., during the winter months and whilst the work was closed down. Allidovits were produced showing, that defendant had registereil at thc hotels in (.`liai‘lotteto\\‘ii as lieionglup to l*`rederictoii, N. li., and that hi was about closing the work at lil- ` mira and leaving the province. it was contended by the plaintid.~: that they were not such a partner- ship as required registration under our local Statute as they entered in- to a joint -contract with defend- ants for ai certain spefsific job in con~ tract only and was not a' general

the following grounds, l--'Phat the

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partnership. The Court refused to set aside the Ballable Writ. J, J., Johnston, K. (‘,`, for plaintiils ucv! Leod and Beiitley for defendants.

We want to convince

you, that there is nothing sold which is as good as

Royal Purple Stock Specific

for putting your stock into - the highest type of condit-

ioii at lowest prices. llere .is our proposition llse Royal _ Purple Stock Specific on one :ininial :uid use any other iuaterial that you can buy on another aninialiii the same condit- ion aiid if Royal Purple Stock Specific does noi give b tier results we will cl\c<rfuI|_\'

rr furzl your moiie_\'.

Prices Silo and $l.50

Johnson Q. Johnson Selling Agents.

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Try Our-English

Milk Stout

Milk Stout is an invalu-

able tonic for weak women and nursing mothers.

It is made in England

from iiiilk, iualt and hops. lt is absolutely' pure and is recominended by all lead- ing English physicians. It builds up and strengthens the body, restores jaded ap- ’ petites, is pleasing to take l and very nutritious. Price, Hbottlf :uncle-~°°~~»~25c

The 2 Macs

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An Embroidery bargain in the

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busy bargain basement 3’

HERE [S A B.-\R(i\lN IN Ed.lBR(_)ll IERY lllzit will ui;i];f¢ iliiilos ll\'clV ill

tlie bargain bzveinenl. .-\ lot of pretty embroiilerles iucludiiig iii.~aerii.ii~..<h -,ind pgigcg specially bought for this department and :i wonderful viiliie. Tiieri- is .i v:irictv widths from soy 2 inches io 6 inches wide. The designs :ire verv their-fill and prltly Tliey were offered lo us at 11 big bargain, and \vc’i-e gsliariugoiii-'§,i~.-ii-if --,iiii V.,-“_ 'i‘i1¢,\:

are just :ix good vriliie as the print cf.>ttoiis~aJicl tlial’< ‘~ ,.

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Regular price would be io cciits. Baseinciii price .. . .. . .....

Long Gloves.. Kayser

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A full liiui of silk

lengilis, black iir white,

SER" finger tlppcd nil,-dl"

for evening wezir . _ _ _ , $1 25

Long Kid Gloves 2 25 up

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vf.‘.~` ‘Til ilu: correct L./ H. eil “KAY-

ie i‘oi'if.-Ct tiling

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Perrin factory, Wliiic, Bleek, 'l`;iiif.~ 1’.i-ouiis, Navy, etc, in all si'/.c.\‘, scwrzil ir.i»gt`2\_=., i~.'i'.‘li and every pail' gii;ir:n~.l¢efl_ f=l`:'t»i-.ii .ni `

$2 25, 2.50 2.75 per _.air

Chiffon .and Silk Scorfs

The rzuige of these is iuosl iitii':ii:ii\‘c :uid

includes 'wide knit silk sc:iri`>~~-- liaiiilsoinc plain and pzittérnccl cliiifozis iii iu:.n_v widths and lengtlis-~-very useful as well as 1u~_».<t. :ill-~ ractive in uppt~fii'rilicc, fiiic \iiluc:< _

sms and 275 ~

eas _in Hair

Ornaimen ts

We anncuiice _the :irri'v.~ii of :iiiotlier very

' choice line of bzirrcitcs, coiiiissi :ind :ill sorts ot - slice] ornaments-~-ready l`o.i your cull iii llic

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0 sliJ.'lll\vzircs dcpzlrtuieiit..

Silk

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:ind wool.

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and ~, Wool

“Salome _ 1.15 yd

evenm .- bodes

Thi; ig a glmriiiing\\fnl>i'lc for ciwlilng

dresses-<lrziping most _;»_r=iceflfli_v. :uid in its soft, ilcli tc.\;tui'c cziriyiiig llic Sliufle

P S./\L().l‘dE is :i l`.-ilnic oi coinbiiicil ,silk

is 42 inclif-s uifie, aiid, is olie

ed in Cream, Helio. Sky, _t~’._o;<c. iic.~'<~rl:1,

Pearl, Cainwlxzi, Szixc, ilu- price pct £1,213

wide Piailette

.Soft Satin 7'.ii=l- 99CJ

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Shirts for

Latest models,

front or open front

material nizidc so tha

' to suit yourself :ind l

Evening Dress$1 .50

ached broad bosom and cuffs oi irish Linen. Sizes 14 to 17...... ....$l.50~

.A ii evening Dress . Tie that wont. sh`p3 5C

This tie is iiiade of flue ‘soil wash

acliment that keeps it always in place................. . .....,., _ _, . §Sc

' Men’s W'biite

open back rind

only, Cliffs att- than

.silk

sizes

tyou can lic it iris :1 simple atb

cover

Kid

The kind you" can ~.ve_ui' luoic once. l\i:ide of good iiriii kid,

Gloves 1 -00

fourclielte one slufl laSl€u*2f

710 3,4 ___ _ _ _ __v ,,......

Best Styles in Dre-SS Shi

\`ery iirmdsouie <ii‘<~s.s shirt proiiect-

ors in flue soft black _~ atin liiiied will finest white satin.

Tliesc :irc uifidc very vside, and

rt Protectors

up froiit coriip~.l'2i'ely. '_l"wo

prices 2.75 and . . . .$2.25

Correct linen collars for ' evening Dress.

A range of evc-uiiig Ilress Collars sriclithal you can choose wliat best

suits your own taste and still be certain of correctness. All si:/.cs lieiic in

, purelinen;.................._........ . . . . _ .Zfor 25c

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'Rummage Sale in the .I§arga7n Basement

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