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siliri. waist sale-:

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Proizlrlly at two o’clocl¢ to-day the selling ofthe

bargain kweiete begins. The lor arrived yestgf.

dsy -is on filthy NQW in our big Queen Sr. show windcw¢-and evenhetter than we expected. Many assists ol bite Isp and heavy Taffeta are included - the renggi s zes is most complete, 32 to 43 incipg

ive-a'\rd_;,t,he ccloringg are most varied.

We inttcipete s ig rush for them. ]ust think

of itl Elegant waists that may be made fashionable by a fem minutes work.

Walrts of finest silk ` arid worth $3.tn $6 ._-..._ _.

lt'e‘_psstal.nly e wonderful bargain oppn_rt_unitv.i' Any

¢enan.r;rg¢'» sandy was the more em wrists into fashionable garments with very iittfotronbls. It‘s an zppertneity that YOU should not miss. _j ' *f

_ giillt Begins Promblly at 2 -i; ill. '- `flionc said Previous to that hour..

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`” "' ‘ ' - - lhsw holdsagood position in the

.»f .,

Dainty New Yorlr , i Collhreites.,

Those mcsr.eEectiv_e

and charming creations that add the “Isnt

much" to a stylishf cols- tnme at resent; ss - ionsble ew 'York is going wild over them. ,

Ours came 'dire.:t~

from one of New York’s largest ladies’ neckwcar manufactur- ers and are exact iso similics of these slfowli in Fifth Avenue stores.

Of chiffon and silk

mechin; i`n all black ; slso in black relieved

. ` . with white.

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_ aranasrsdvertieeniefheiiserdlsn. bet hm.|_°‘ n_ hum.. MM md

~ shsssssnotsewlnthe wholesale corn- 1 T,1°D,,,,,.|°¢ M ”°P,|n°. 0°

mhhsl|sh'Irsde.ler_\by hvebsauin thi besinem tae msn! years. 'Inq

5', aesssmsurryerneshens hose- use

andnvishccidssorege oatheir massless forthe

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New Lorseis. ,__

slew

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€.

$1805'

' ; ` return about June IIB. lirs. Spencer ae- M 'ect as under' tmmpanies him to Victoria where she re»

95 mains with his relatives nntii hisreturn.

rj i"sr."9“s,sz9a s-1.25 $4. . _ _

tlsetsic Light Company, Pittslsld.

Kadlma nl. \ i Olly Ollillht. Nlihill Vlitorll, B. C.

smseayem

Ooenenrei eviltts

lcssnssfldee sled from

onlyni'tyessl`

that irians

Iletlln Lawson, daughter oi ` A. Lawns of t.hePost Onion

left yesterday morning for

'l‘li'Bsv.Geo. lllllt, of Prince Edward Island, sonducted the services in Knox Church Glace Bev. lest Sunday morning and svmsing.

Bev. Wu. lsnrwaon. ci Cornwall, spoke in the interest of Methodist lie-.

gas in the church st Winsloe Centre on`

ednesday evening.

Rev. D. R. Clowns will preach at liliview, on Sunday next Nov. irb st lDN‘.D'closl. There willbenoservios in the mm-e_isg at Pownal. _Blvllas Prince Edward Island men wenh to Hove Scotia lsetwesk where they will work in the lumber woods dur- ing the winter months.

Gnoncs lnms ot the Humphrey Cloth- ing store, ieir yesterday morning ics- lonotcn. where he has secured s p°slt~ ion with the eompecy‘s headquarters.

Arlv young man desiring oiiice work with sure chance of promotion, should oallst The Guardian Employment and information Bureau. A good criuing for an honest, industrious, and painstaking Dlllill-

Mlss Essrn Msusn, teacher Mt. Bnoisahlh. who has been seriously ill of Ynllimonie is improving under tis

xmuutment oi Dr. Martin cf Eldon,

" courts to gotoher home at Union Kings Oo. s few days. <

Uopllronnnrvra should remember that

` to ensue early appearance of correspond enoeallmntter sent in should be cut down as much as - possible. Every attention ispsid to correspondence but it isimpossihle to get everything in as written, especially when as of into many communications are being received each dey.

. Arnmcnn arm lies. Snaw,Piti.siisi1', lass. arrived in the city Tuesday nigh. yesterday afternoon on a visit

lwhoaesmpioy belies been for the past .sissetesnyeara

‘ Au. me notices of regular meetings of societies. lodges. churches kc, must be received at this onion before six p. m. mea-Iossto dats ot publication. as other- ,wise they will be charged. Free notices ofspeclel meetings decided upon after sbove hour will only be accepted im' dnt folbwiug issue when they are to hs held on some date. Any tree notice 'lor mme than one insertion is classed as advertis- ing. 'Imoss who want work ofenyklnd oi unlocking ics help of any kind should send their names and addresses with all particulars or call at The Guardian lmvkvyllelf- and Inimmstion Bureau. _New Prowss H£. Charlottetown. Telephone lk Tboeb who do not dselnto advertise will please sand B emits with their reqeeei, which amount will be returned tothqr on application iitbey do not get wi thsywanr.

F. G.-Bvmvcn. eemsstdieector for

Alba Bt. 'ohn.isaves that

Dmsmbrr iirst, when he will remain until February. when he sails from San Franciscofor Australia. Bio toer will also include New Zvllald. Indie, South Africa, and Europe. and he will probably

Tllliugil Stocker Oo. ll! an Booth St.. Felton Harker., New York.

in New Presse

or rn... saws "W

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dedsil

Qretsrnto

errors

issue

John Dale,

iorm today. _V

Tun I

Fsnnrva-.Ilsenli °"°'°-:m.

Dopshndoi _` it. L Theesreqasywas .Ban W. Hail U the 0 Ascension. . .`_

i B. V. Drnonnhnlansger oi the Royal Bsnkol0enedahi.hisclty,bashesn tseualened to the inspection stall' 'with headquarters at Halifax. Be leavesier there next week. Kr. Dimock will be snof _seeded by J. Francis licllllan, manager of the Royal Bank st Bummernide.

Toner being All Saints Dey tbere_ will

be the hllcwieg services in Sr. Peter’s Cathedral: Holy Communion, 7.15 e ur. (lu chapel) and at 7.45 a. m. (in church). latina at 8 15. Evensong 5 p. m. Memo. riel service and sermon at 7.5) p. m. Ool- lections throughout the dey for S'. Pet»r's Cemetery Fund.

Tn: Guardian hes received a copy of

the Winnipeg Telegram in which is given s lull description of The Western Canada Flour Mills Co. Ltd. Manufacturers of “Purity” flour, who hsvejust, completed their new mills et Winnipeg. These mills Arevsry extensive having s capacity for

5r§5§. ai'§'§ Fvifll;

twenty-four hours. The plant consists oy three building, a mill, storage elevator, and a warehouse, all of which are fitted up with the latest modern machinery and improvements. The firm have decided to adopt for the future s universal brand for their flour hom the Atlantic rc the Pacific, instead uf using one brand in the Maritime Provinces and mother lu West- ern Oanads as inthe past, and have reg- istered the irend “Purity” for that pur- pose. Notwithstanding all the labor asv. ing devices, the mills employ over lil) men. and fl comidlod the nearest per- fection in the world, and its products are sold all over the wwld. Theiirm's Prince Edward leiaud and _Nova Smile repre- sentative is Thoe. l'ia'nnsg`heu #ith head- quarters et Truro.

Ar a meeting of the Executive of the

Local Government held on Tuesday even- lnrr Matthew Smith H. I.. A. wassupoiai- ed s member to till thepisceoi HcnGeorge Simpson. Mr Smith was peasant, and gt,- tended the meetlnn. An agreement be- tween the Prince Edward Island Railway and the Government was rstlded with re- gard to a management of Hillsborough Bridge. Between the Railway depart- ment snd the Government sufficient men end safeguards are to be provided to make 91° l>\“l8e of the bridge ss »fres from delay and danger as is possible. The Market House st Summer- sideisto be used as s Court House till the new Court House is erected. The vault in the Summersido Post Omoo In to bs at the disposals! the Local Govern- ment for safe guarding records sts. listi- `llnhe are to be obtained for the erection olaleil to he usedior tha whole Pm. flaws. Henry Smith, of this city was appointed e member of the School Board in the ,ima ci the iet.s Dr. Taylor. Mrs. W. A. Hawley and Mrs. J. E. B. Mc- Orssdv vm appointed a eemmmee to inspect the seeommodasious for women and children in thajsil, lai- oonwocd Asylum and the Pourhouse. This is in accordance with’ the request oi the Local Council of Women,-the sr-at appointee. being Mrs U. C. Gardiner, who hasresignsfl. Reports wereread regard- ing the destruction oi Government books and documents in thsnre at Summeraids. The formal report of the Conference oi Provincial Premiers was submitted by Premier Peters end approved. Rohan B_

l|P°°W\‘ 3. .. ad Pacer P. loilnlgan I Hope River usa

NOVEIIBBR 1,

turning out 7,M) barrels of flour everyl

andsrvery

card

hand-

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dohn‘s and Vietnril Lcdles A. I'

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nmol

`-'-‘_'»s»u\ -anna rss umm ar

1. l._wm some as the Leap

rnaayasraisgss sur

hr the Xpoee of

ia their lets

been appointed sOomnrhsionar for taking

' acknowlegdments of deeds.

Guns, sewing machines sod all kinds ci

wr lee machinery repaired. I can put on °° ,black walnut gun stock end change pin

hrs to central iire.Saiisfsot|on guernntped. William Brown, Pownal. 10-!7d8w

Hair brush

ii#

for the

su@Hs room* I

Try eel ics A one. ‘ We have a choice line iifstcce

The “Moor- mac”

Dollar Shirt,

The best white shirt

in Canada at the price.

Compare with any

lineshown at 1.25 and

r see if the MOORHAC

ien’t better.

Open hack, cr open

front and back. ...$r.co

of your attention.

e ilogue ofthe Knitted (lest

0 ! IT ISN'T every day that fashion sets her seal of approval upon a garment that corn

N blues style. comfort, grace and economy. But she has certainly made a wise choice in

_ the popular knitted vest for men. They are so thoroughly stylish. so warmly comfort- ` nble. and so moderate in price that every msn will want one.

These-just in from Loudon -thefiual authority in fashion for men-are well worthy

Kun wool, weight, S. B. bound edges, Very effective indeed is a deep wine shade

four pockets, black ground, small stripe of with white dots, knitted of soft heavy wool. red . . . ........... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..$2.35 three s1zr.a.$4.ro, $4.25 . . . . . . ......$4.35

W"mlY knit gag” £3 P°;:k';" wool, shows alittle dot of white. and makes

colour, green _t site o r . d _ _ _ _ ___ comes la mee elses. $2 85. is-00-» - -$3-ls. ' 'my “"m°°t' 3" 35’ $4 45 ‘4 5°

Another handscmsvestisknitted in a fancy fancy stitch. either myrtle with brown

has a k reen baclr round stripe or brown with myrtle, soft rich wool

stitch. sud dies E Z . wig); | lmlg gong;-gating gore . . . . . ..$3.25 $5.95. $6-50 . . . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...$6.75

ZOIIIC ill dliiilwli llltlll 00¢_l‘-_-ill¢V'l'¢ W0l’l|l Wliilt.

Fine Caps ~Foirty Nine C ents,

ln our sonth window

we are showing s lot of

caps for boys and mel, ncelly rematielrlo value. New fail styles, new in

shape, in colours in de- signs, and at this price

they are more than

money’s worth. . . . . .49c

Asoft grey shade, made of closely knitted

One of the finest in the house is made up in

Mrss LAURA Ram, Csurpbeltan Dot 4. |eft Tuesday for a two weeks visit with friends in Moncton.

Turns is no firm more widely. nos' more favorably knot-Hr in the wholesale com- mlaslon Fresh Fish Trade than that of John Deis, lU7 Fulton larket. New York, whose ad. appears today. Mr. Deia makes e specialty -of smells and eels, lor which this province is famous, and has always given the great- ¢st possible satisfaction to those who cnnslgn their shipments to him.

REGAIN NERVE (AXND VITAL ENER-

From Walton P. O. Que., comes the :allowing :mm lsr. Nuslre Br-gin-“rr anyone had told me any remedy could build up m nervous system so well, I would not have believed them. Before us- ing Fsrrozons I was run down in nerve and vital - nevgy,snd in very week health. I dld`nt get enough sleep at night, felt poorly in r-he day time. Ferrosone has filled me with energy and vim, increased m weight and made a new msn of me.

lziundreds tell the same story-Wenlr

snd’dlsplrltod are ything going wmns. unable no catch up. They took Ferrozone and all was changed to health and serenity. Price 50c. per box at all dealers.

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hianifoldiug. Smllh Premier Type

always strike the paper square “on their feet." and are less liable to cut the first sheet. A.Mllne Fraser, Halifax. N. S.

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other fellow do the shivering. i f As to yourself wear Pston's : ' Underwear. I -, The garment - - - lille 1 2 i0-irldtwtf James Paton &Co. 1

Hot Water Bottles.We have a splendid

assortment every one of which we guer- antee satisfactory, or replace. Dun’t pass us sci- anything ha rubber goods. We carry a large stock and guer- sntee every article we sell. Prioesright. The Two Macs, MacDonald and MacKin- non,Urnggists. Cor. Gt. Geo. and Ki..

dtwei.

MACS’ KIDNEY PILLS

Are the bel remedy for

dimesss of the Klnays-

'_1:e-y`_:reds\adsirem the

s pesrineat

plyldm.

Price 25s a bex.

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‘l`weHQne~

PERSDNAL SUPERVISION

Furniture repaired.

Furniture rr-upholstered.

Furniture of all kirds made to order. Great bargains crniinued in furniture: till the

large stock is cleared ont. _

At the old stand opposite Post Oiilce (upstsirs.)

John Newson

-il - 5 Al I

Dentists of One Mind

All Iudorsc Ashcr’s Enamel

At the dental convention recently held in Montreal the leading dentists of Canada expressed themselves as being very favourably impressed with Asbes’s artificial enamel as a material for Blling teeth. Th at this materiel is the equal in e_il ways and in men! respects the superior of gold for nlling teeth is now

° r

generally conceded.

li Costs Less than Gold / We have all shades to suit all ieeth.

Guarantee Dental Rooms.

CAMERON BLOCK. CH'TOWN.

_l)___l:__ E._'?fE. RUBINS, Prop.

All Things Else *""“"""""“ Bcinglliiqual oysters

We will sell you e dinne hw’ sei-a tee set--or s chem 0|'

"°’ °°‘ °"°°"' "“° ’°‘ On the llelf

can buy it elfewliele- cm map vrrimvisci Shall at s

Mills Bros.