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The You Have Always in use _lor over 30 years,

I. and has been made under his per-

` sonnl supervision since its infancy. '

v Allow no one to deceive ou in this.

All Counterieits, Imitatlons

1 ‘ i

£0 llllihin this Province. H -Mr.” Spnrgham oi New York was fb' i ’ . l

Bought, and which has been has borne the signature ol

9' i

and “J nst-as-good” are but

Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health ol Infants and Children-Experience against Experiment.

What is CASTORIA

Caateria is it harmless substitute for Castor Oil; Pare-

turic, Drops and Soothing

Syrups. It is Pleasant. It

contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic substance. Its age is its guarantee. _It destroys “forms and alloys Feverishness. It cures Diarrhoca, and \\'ind

Colle. lt relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation and Flatllleney. It assimilates the Food, regulates the

Stomach and Bowels, giving

healthy and nat\u'a1 sleep.

The Chl.ldreu’s Panacea.-The IlIother’s Friend.

el-:Mums CASTORIA Auvsvs Bears the Signature of

0 p 0

The Kind You llave Aiwa s Bon ht

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luv urnrrr Nlzw Vonx \.|T\’

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or 1.115'

-E- H- M°En¢hern. Charlottetown,

.was in Summer-side Saturday.-S.

-David Schvrman. Charlottetown,

'was s visitor to Summerside Satur- day;-S.

, -Dr. J. T. Cosgrove, Wellington, was a visitor to Bummerside Satur- day.-S.

-The Morning Daily Gugrdlan an

no obtained at Laiierty's Tonsorlal Parlors, Summarsido. 12-16drtl_ -Phn1'lp_ McNally, Ahromm village, was among the visitors to Summer-' side Saturday.-S.

--Miss Mamie Buchanuan, Charlotte- town, was a passenger by the Empress Saturday morning en route to Van- couver.--S.

--Oysters served any style at the

Railroad Dinningroom, Summerside, where you will find me -ioiug busi- ness the same old way (_-`eo. P. Grady. 1'fl~3;I7i.-S

-A. A. Leiurgey, ex-M. P., and his

bride, who have been visiting friends in Prince Edward Island, are sailing this month for Europe.-St. John Exo.

-Miss "'1`. E." Agnew and Miss

Bessie Miller, who have been visiting in 0'Leary, the guest of Mrs. R. E. Fielding, returned to their homes in Alberton on Saturday.-S.

-Mrs. R. C. Lea, Summerside, who

spent the summer in the United States, several weeks oi which wer! spent with her daughter Mrs. Oliver McNeill, South Dakota, has returned home.

-H. I».` strong, of the Royal cons of Unnadn, Sydney, who has been "is- iting his parents, R. W. and lil-s. Strong, Summersirle, for the past t`wo weeks, leaves on return this morning.

, _S_ ,

P1.

' "Let us show you good strong u

We have just received a big shipment of men’s coat. sweaters |.|r.|ud|ng Hew.~»on's Knit-to Fit .und Penman's. You are invited to; call ond Inspect them. Prices $I.00 to $4:00--Nntlomii Cloth- ! I|1g|Co I ()»9¢lti`

from all kinds ol severe weather. W have a splendid range of Stnnfield’ underwear just now in nine difieren

llerwear that will iully protect you

-We believe that the largest ship-

ment oi_ Jump and Victor Steel

e Traps ever received by any concern on s P. E. Island has been received by us. t Remember that the fur of one lost

ryimlitics and grades, sizes o.nd,animal is worth one dozen traps-so

weights to suit every person. Pric

s get busy and send that order. It will

range from $2.00 suit to 6.00. the Iilled promptly and at m0nBy-sav-

a 5

H. H. llrown, l.'~li Queen St, 10-’l¢l2i

_ _,__

.'ing prices. Ii, 'l`. Holman, Limited,

L... ;_.. . Yr

' Summerside. 10'7flf3l

-E-Previous to his departure for

liiverside, N.I3., xi number of the citi- zens oi U'Leary assembled at thc home of Robert and Mrs. Ellis ir.

and tendered li. E. Fielding with a

AGENTS WANTED

' iAl’ABLE salesman to cover,

II-'rince Edward Island with staple,

line. High commission. $100.00 mon-| thly advance and permanent position; to right mnn. Jess H. _Smith (‘o.,l Win_}lsor,_ (l|i§M°,_ __ 410-7il3i1>d. f

`,|'{El‘RESl:lNTA’l`lVE wanted at' . once for work in your Iocnlitym Will guarantee $2.00 to $3.00 pei-_ day. Opportunity to advance rapid-, ly. Will pay liberally for spore tinie.< Work not diflicult. Experience not ` required. International Bible l’ress,‘ Torrinto. li-lilrlrtiili. _

__"'ANTED competnnt territorial _ i agent to introduce our 5f_np1n_ specialty line in the Islands liigli! grade px‘l.|iosli.i<m. Mnnufnetiireru ' l’ro<lur~ts ('o., 16 N. lllnrkct St., (`l|il'ugo, llil.. ll. S. .»\. lil-Zlil2wp<l.l

founnnmn ctnssmnp Aus]

( EAI ' ` 'I _ i

BOARDERS WANTED _

‘¥'Al\"I‘l‘ll), A fcw boinilcrs can!

bc coinlortnbly uccoinmoxlab _

:lt "Glencniru." Heated rooms. Cor., liichmond and Weymouth Stn. 1

_ l(l~'/Wllmpll. `

\TUl'l’I‘H AMEl'iI(`.\N HO'l`l<1l. can _L accommodate any number oi transient :ind pcrlmilu-nt bour<icr_-:_ at a very reasonable rntc.~.lnmcs. Doyle, proprietor. SI~20d1mp\l.1

FOR SALE f

lfllll SALE Jersey cattle and York- § _ _ shire Pigs all ages First Prine v`vini_iers, Apply W. Stead, Highfield, . f= _ _ __ 10-7<1sipu.

called to the sale of fnrm stoch

CFOI),

Mrs, This with ings bills

old.

ll/IcD

'Ima attention of'tnE`}5nn1io is. ' i ~ ~ ' ol

IQOR SALl4l--Two registered lnrgc

_ Berksiiire sown and litters. 1

Berkshire honr, 1 lierksliirc sow 6 months old. ll young pigs 5 weeks

l:f_f_.i-r ilr _ ‘. " .

]_4‘0R SALE, at a bargain, a large

implements and furniture George Alexander oi Stanhope. farm contains 1.10 acres of land first class house 1 ml farm huild For further particulars see hand

l0~7dr2l.

All registered stock. Apply to

_-wrflic Volk 10-|<lr2ipd

fire proof safe. Apply to S. A. nal_d.____ __ *_ _ _>___ril_-_1.§dlY~t_i. ' CARTER & ('o nuctionccr are

nstructcd by A ll'ur-llemin .l (‘o lc,-,,,gtm,t pmctic » toms (re » nlwu

man. Address _stating qualiilcations to "W," Guardian. 8-16d .

ll ht 12 noon new cottage nnil lot,

on I‘cake Street oil Brighton .\venuc.| ('

Y l0--iil7l.l M

"_'Iil’I‘lNG DESK and BOOK ‘ ' CASE (‘omblned for Sale.;

wA1.Nu'r spumiuily mode, no gooug_T\\

ences for general bousewor

pply__a1;__.2_i0 Qllecn__St 9-13dt

banquet and also presented him with

headed cane. Mr. Fielding was Man-

I- ager of the B-ank of New Brunswick

#IVE Or Slfvsmaft sul-S to learn ot o'Leory for upwards or three

‘\/'ANTED 8 glrl with Wad lefell; a complimentary nddrcss and a gold

.L ` ` ' s

_ the nullincry. Apply to Mi

F. B. Sinclair, head milliner wit

B years and during that period proved lf to be a very capable and popular

M0011? & lVl@L00¢l- ADPll€l1ti0nS Will manager. He is succeeded in the

'Hesse cull between 9 and 12 n. rn.

M oore & i\lci .c¢>d.» 9-22dti.

\,'ANTlCD a scrvnnt lor general _

3 per -Many readers will be sorry to

' ' house work. Vi/ages $1'

management there by S. J. Mann of Moncton.

month. Inquire at Mrs. Benj. Rogers,‘ l€l1l`I1 Of the llenlill Of Miss Elizabeth'

"Fairholm5‘ between the hours

Ol Dobson of this town which occurred

7 and 8 p. m. 9-29.'lti.

on Thursday last after an illness oi

. Y Y W Q;

FOUND

lfill'-\"ll ll illllll 'Of U10-ll0YW~VAl>i’lY “ill was suddenly stricken. She was a'

thi- lied Cross lhugstore. I '

_ i 10-7il1Y\vpd; LOST

I (NT, on Grafton St., betwee 4‘lVeymouth und Prince a gol

brooch. Finder pleasc return t Mrs. A. E. Sabine, 251 Grafton St.

10-7d3ipd

I OST in iibarlottetwon Sept merside. One brother, the late llcv. 127th., return ticket from Boston Dr. winmm Dobson, Charlottetown

to Sunimersidc. Fimler will bo I’ - '

\v:_irded hy returning some to Hows d live yea;-5 of nge__3'Side Exc_ ` i\lcl°`ux'lnne, l"ern\\ood. = 10-61.13

8 I` i. m »

_ Mlscsitasnous

~ . . . . . home of their president Mrs. R F

, UTI( It-Ll I ll I3 ll V , ' "' \ the new l1'l1(ii‘eLlli'e§;llIll,:lSg, Cgn hl:v§‘Fieldi"g‘ O Leary' 0" Thllrsday even'

Puri Braid. Switches e c. made u

S» “L li . D ' ,°

from their own bnir conihings. Also|e"°"l“K “ms slwfllf ‘ll the lll|1YilllZ Ol faded switches dyed. Hair Singed,

Shampooiug and scalp treated b calling on Mmlnin White, Strathona 175 Grafton Mail orders receive prompt attention. 10-7d3ipd

MALE HELP

'ANTEIJ man for Y`g¢;he1”iil*lilFr;i

work. Apply to Herbert Mason,

Box 273 Vharlottetown. 10-7dr67ip_d.

\\,’ANTED, boy to learn watch- _ ' making. Apply W. _W. Wellner, giving references. V ‘J-1ldtir_3vi.

“-'ANTI-ll), hy a retail establish-

A ment nn experienced advertising

\'l‘ ONCE--Men wanted to learn .Q Barber trade; expert instructions'

Ig: - . - . _, B’ 9' to scll at auction on Wednesday Oct. sure cmpmymeng for n \,m-ber; wi-il

for pnrticulnrs. H. I. Greene Barbc

ollege, ' 734 Main Street, corne ill Street, St. John, N. B.

I0-Zdlrnnrl

"H “ew Wlll lil’ “Old fit lll'0\lt l‘lAl1l" have other vacancies for men am

l'Rlill‘I, ns owner hnn no use for it,l

omen. Grants Employment Agency

4 w

can be seen at (lnrtcr’s AuctioI\f205 Ciinrlottc St. West St. John N

l;Q@§._________ _ 10-4n1w,, B,

I Inverness Coal

‘O union, Portinnu, Mo.; in-s. J.s. A1-

,lcn, and the Misses Mary and Carrie,

1 _ _ _!

I’

' ANTEn7`i5`|}§éTE.?

25 for mill and woods work also

- only six days, of hemorrhage olthc

brain. She had been in her usual

_ health until Friday last when she

most amiable woman, 'ri thoroughi ,chi-istian, cheerful, companionablci and loveable and all who knew ber' esteemed her very highly. She leaves

n to mourn besides a large circle of lfricnds, four sisters, Mrs. 1). W.

Summerside, and two brothers, Dnn- ' iel of St. John, and John of Sum-I

predeceased ber. She was seventv-

‘--The members of_ the McKenzie Missifln Bond were entertained at tho

ing, the 5th inst A very enjoyable

various games and other sorts of _am-

y usements. '1`hc livclicst game oi, the , evening was a "peanut hunt," in

which Edna Campbell, hy her active- ness and tact, won the prise, which was a beautiful gold stick pin with ,, pearl setting. Other games were in- troduced which provcd to be equally Ins enjoyable. Music was furnished by the Misses Pate, Johnstone and Mac- Aulay. About 11.30 the usual repast was served by the competent hostess in her bostatylc, after which the bup- ,py young people departed to their homesl after wishing- their president lilrs. Fielding every success in her new borne. whither she intends leavin-g for soon, their vain regrets that her place as president must be fuliiiled by an- other ere long, and the singing of

: "God be With You Till We Meet A-

gain."-A.

e Why It Pays to buy.

f|4‘0R _SALE or-*to let, new house-

_ nnd store with fiitccn acres of land situated nt Bedford St.atinn,ex-. cellcnt business stand. Apply to Thol J. Green, 19 Allston St, Alls-‘ i0". MMR. 8-lld3lnospd.l

Nw/'_AN'l'ED at once' aC_glrl'AwithYre-

_ _ __.T9__l-.l?.T_____

'I‘() LET. House on Kent St. with .` modern conveniences, stable in rear. Apply to 210 Kent Bt.

10-7d3ipd.

fr() LET, Bijou on Prince St. Ap- . _ ply to M. Iluiiy. 10-5d6lpd.

». ferences for general houseworlai fri) |fp;f|~f`h§]`{`a`,§¢§},i§'t,,|§emeng_

A_l’l_>_lr_»3t thironiqo. ,_ _ _ iemriw. “VANTED TWU Klfli. one for din

` lil!! room and other as assist-

'mt 000k- #DPW at Morell House. _ _ _________1o-sszsnioipn. QOME smart young ladies may se-

.' _ 7 rooms.' Apply to 31 Upper Hluishoro st. 10-anti.

DOUBLE 'OFFICE T0 LET in

Prowse Block. Possession si

once. Apply to W. D. Prowse

i ` cure n position to len th "'“"“`*" 6-MGLL “ "“ °‘“ll~ V110 har, No. 51 King st., con-

llnery business il they sppl t S. A, }ieDonsid'Q at ance. y_ (ll-lhdtf. ‘IWYANTIIIID-e girl for gemfi-

housework. A l to 115 Rock-

tnlning seven rooms In ood

_ - I!

repair. Apply to 301 Kent St.

9-lldti.

D . _ ______..____

ford st.. st once. 311;” s1z.oo perlrfo LET' bl’ "°"° °" Q“°°" 5"'

mont_h.________ ___ _ _ 9-zsdtr.l,,

Wxnmn, tn sorlrtititioox nién

near market and other publlc~

uildings. Han lot of land in rear

with entrance from Queen St. Will

~ two Inunflry maids. Apply tfbe fitted to suit tenant. Apply Iss

rneonwood lionpltsi. _ 10-2ati.'Qu»en st. s-soda.

__,__ »i

Inverness Screened Coal is

the most economical because of the entire absence of c'ink- ers, slate and foreign sub stances that weigh heavier than coal and destroy the heat producing qualities.

INVERNESS is scientific ally screened coal every par- - tlcie that does not contain tue highest standard hest~--pro-

. diicing element is entirely el-'“

imiusted. '

low-- - -._-~- --4--vw ------- LAWSON-At stnnnope. 0%-

; passenger by the Empress Satiirday night en route to Dalvay.-S

-Major Strong, of the Bank of New

Brunswick, St. John, is spending his holidays nt his home in Summerside. ~S. '

-All news, advertising and sub-

scriptions in Summerside and vicinity

rie, Agent. _ 7-29drti.

-Those registered at the Queen Ho-

Charlottetown; B. Doucet, liichibuc- to; Geo. D. McQueen, Orwell; W. F. Young, Charlottetown; Mrs. W. F. Young, Charlottetown; J. LeBlanc, Pittsburg, Mass; H. L. Burns, Mon- treal; C. J. Cain, Hatfield, N. B.; Chas. Dillon, Charlottetown; l.. l’.

consisting of residence, store, barn, sheds, &c., and 2 or 95 acres oi land, is oilered for sale at a rlslll price. It is near churches, school!

tion. Applicants should write J.fP. Hood Charlottetown, lor further

Tryon, to show them through .the preming, ll~28<lrtf.

SWEDEN HAS A

NEW G()VEllNMEN’l‘

s'rocKHoLM,octoner GLK. Stnnf.

the liberal leader, today succeeded in .forming .1 cabinet to succeed the one .of Premier Lindam, which resigned lrleptember 30th. In the new cabinet M. Staaf will take the portfolio oi premier, and Count Albert Aherons- vard, Swedish minister to the Un\i0ll States, that of foreign afinirs. The socialists declined to participate in the formation of the new ministrY~

S'i<]EK l\`INl.ANIll§li.

police are making an effort to cap- ture Henry Hace, it young Finlandcr. who is alleged to have murdered n' _fellow-countrymen in the bush near

Fort Frances about n month ago. Q 'The dead mun was known as Andrew |Samanen, and suspicion is attnchcd to Hace by reason of the fact that he was the last man seen in the dead

Finn's company. ___

DIED

'I‘0Ii()NT() l'(lIil(`I*]

I i

7, 1911, Mrs. Henry C, Lawson, Aged G3 years. Funeral today Mondhy at 2 p. in.

Will be mused to itf natural duties and your biliousness, headache and constipation be cured ii you tak:

I-Iood’s Pills , som by ¢u`ai-onine 'la uhm

Coats for boys from 45 to 8 years

of age-the smartest coziest- most stylish things in town' if you have a bot you are proud o. --put him into one of these- $4.5(\ 'to $8 75. Moore 6': Mo! Leod. i0 6d3i.

,should be handed to 'Ernest McQuar- I .'-

tel, Summerside Saturday were: E. ."" G. Herlgrow, Glasgow; E. H. Brow,

1** l

T(lR()N'i‘F Oct 5-'l'l1cpl‘ovinciall'

T115 fSf

_Mm 8%-_;_-hub_enim______» .___.S¢'.-__,;_¢;'¢,~ly Coop and _Price _£0

‘“s:.'2:f;:.'“;i;' :r:.f:::‘.;‘i1.§i~.§‘.°.*‘l 1 _ ., ’ I . " 5% __ ' The Chrlhness of these Early F all

._l‘l_rs.vi.;;;i'ir:\es (;‘i.euH:'di;o‘n, gaicuvnéig T I ' _ ‘ `

gihbstbn ands ¢ltlie,_dAmerlicanl¢§ties.

-All news, advertising and sub 0 I '

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/-,/ff/7'/' V

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_ 1'- if -

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Tanton, Cliarlottetown.-S. = ' i

-That desirable property in Tryon. 1 '\ N

In rcd and blue labil

wciglils we get the draw-

, _ ers nzuilc lncrivicrllizui the l Shirts io provide rigainst'

the extra \\'c:u_' iliev get. '1`hea<lditiounl wool put

into the drawers 'increas-

_ _ es the cost to us, but we ' prefer giving our custom-

. ai..-

::z'.ii’.‘.i°::: .;?....*a“;;‘n“.‘::;‘.."i°;2:.c m Warm Appafe

drti.

. , ~ ’ 1

Hand Warmers At Cold

' C h' P `

f/ff-» as rices ~

l\Ieu’s heavy mocha buck gloves wool lined

si'/.es 8 to ro, per pair

5...... -.... ......75C 1

Men’s line kid gloves wqpl lined in browns

and iaus sizes 7 to 10, per pair ......9Ue

,Men’s dogskiu gloves, unlined, tens and

browns sizes 7 to io, per pair............ . . _ . I 25

Kuiufort gloves and mitis wool lined, long

knitted w'rist sizes S to 1 1, per pair. . . .5Ilc I0 750

a large range of knitted wool gloves for boys *ami

men. Prices

. 25c, 3Ilc, 55c, 4Ilc, 504:.

,on

.Why Should You :Buy Sianiieid’s Here ? `

1st -Because Znd - ._ `_ ~ "

It is severely tested for

us before leaving the fac- tory, and is positively guaranteed not to shrink. We stand behind this guarantee and will refund the purcliasp price of :my St:mfiel<l’s unslirinkable uu<le1'we:1r garment that fails to fuliil this high

and other conveniences. Has rural T 'V ' ' _ d

mail delivery and telephone connec .Feeling S on

purtieulars. or ask Albro Howatt, `

Fills the Bill to Perfection f ‘

\\. *_*

f-.

I . \_ _ _l ~

5l.£Hf§ 'vim

5?' N é *il

_ I rr

9 _

standard. 'f ' ' ' - -

rs better satisfaction.

and Our Prices Are The Lowest in Canada .,,,

Men’s and Boys’ Sweaters and Sweater Coats Men’s All Wool Sweaters Boys’ lioll Neck Sweaters

grey with green col'nr and blue good heavy weight grey and blue and with red collar speci:il......... . . . .$I.Il0 ETCY and 1'¢d~ Ages from 6 t° T4 Y°ar5'

Men s Coal Sweaters - "°°""

:ill wool brown trimmed with green, B0yS` coat Sweaters

blue trimniedwiili red. l'cm'l buttons.

all wool grey with blue trimmings.Ages

Special .. . . $I25

6 to 12 years. Spccial.... 651!

.Men’s Fine English

i io 4.50. _

pure wool coat sweaters. Fawn, bro\\'n', grey and blue neatly trimmed. Large pearl buttons. Special. . . _ . . .......$2.Z5

Other Prices $| 50, 2 50 2 75, 5.00

Boys’ Coal Sweaters “

benvv English knit in plain grey and red, brown 'and green Ages 6 to I4 years. Special. _ . . . . . .

ililiei' prices 500, 75:2,

We re stretch sagged springs.

Beer G Weeks 8-28drtf

' __ 1

~Shoe_s For The I

Young Folks

Our footwcar for boys and

girls are especially marked for neatness and easy fitting aswellasfor great wearing qualities. The young folks -knock the spots out of ordin- ary Shoes in very short order, and the parental purse has to suffer. Try our wear wells, and you will find them econo-

lt pays io buy INVER-i

Nl'2§S because its ALI,,j

I _ INVERNEFS and save dol

lars

8-zgdfmwii'

COAL. Ask vour dealer for ” _

` Morris & Smith ' .

ihical with their many other good qualities.

Queen Street

Atfetvv novelties lin womiexniks The - f ° A Elfil

cows ave come nong wvin . . . th; last. few days-we want you Largest _ 1 _ ° I to _see them. come early. Moore ~CarpeI`Dep I , onlrtl Q MG'LBQd ' fo-663|. 9 . _

no you know tho Mooam/xc $ -. -. - - .» _ » -

-#_-‘gn -__,._,,_. ,|,§";~,- , - consider exceptional value. _ _ The china is of a thin, flue quality, the patterns are neat-in fact they

1°?-*' 5 have thc appearance of sets costing twice the price asked.

E, ‘I | CHINA TEATS-KermesCup ~ 40 pieces. $5.00.

I Q-l _ .

I 9., ` .

` " 6' I I C K A Y

f/ l e - ° - ‘ ' I

, ___

_JI " .. »

oo|.|_AR ooRsE1'. It is tnonnosr. -_ of ' " f "“" I 1'” hundred cents .worth of orset V " PM , qé

value that we have ever dlfered . ~ .

you. See lt. Onedollnr. Moore I I ° ~ mar I ea ets

_ .

l`l\is week has brought io' us :i cnsc of Austrian Cl1iu:_1Tc:1 Sets that we

" ' “M” » "C ro alps/in nA1.r.‘onn nord of the ooorglmfnai' 0°*““‘

A MI1,I'rA11»Y, BURIAL ~ -__ oo., who is in _tins city. not gli;

_.___ OTTAWA, Oct. 7-Mr Borden was noumlaed hthat at an beé|1;‘g’d¢l\g\°l|:“_e tha

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I I 0 t 7__.1.he Italian summoned hy His ltxcellency at six laua sc emo wo

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