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OCTOBER I9- 19”? _ THE CIIARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN . 'PAGE Five

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frame/grm ` . Miiirl yQUEEN'iS COUNTY GUARDIAN

' “ ~ f~" -=-- Head Offices in New Prowse Block-’-Charlottetown

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James Carruthers, North Bedi que, was

attend the B. S. C. i.v ration.

Miss McRae left Tiiei day nierulng for

Cnafioitetown and Summerslde, P. E. I _ti vi~it for tvio weeks.-H-nts N. S. ` Journal.

Y. M. C. A. on bunday next owing to the large Salvation Army meeting in | the Opera House.

lecture on mus|c_ in the hall at Grand

View, Murray Harbor Road, on Monday

Aspeelal meeting of tbeladiee' auxiliary

Of the Y. M. C. A. will be held in Y. M. G. A. pai-lir this afternoon at 4 a'eliii:lr_

Lois of people are gi tiing all their job

printing done quickly and neatly at this oillce. - Orders left with F. R. Newsom or h sasidstant at the subset-iption counter

ei-1-uréie ad of Walter S Brown yester. nay read ’ barn of Maple Leiif Sosp for

The Northumlerlind e\'ilve:l last night

a pss=onger to Montsgue Thursday to “il-‘"0 “W ‘im-°x9"°*" 5° H'

A letter hh# hrs been placed at the

Telephone sub eribers will in future |°°l'“°" 'lf D°“3l"“ °"‘d UW" Que"

pier-ie ask for 13'! vihen they want either SWWW- t ie News or E.iitoria.l departments of The 1 Mig, 36,."-,me M Sham." hu nw,-n¢d

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o Heston, after speiiiling the summer ith her parents in Charlottetown.

Mrs. Bashaw wus served on Wednei- ay with a prohibiiien summons for first

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_ _ , oifene - and (le rge Carver a summons ltr

There will he no Men s uiieing in the ,wand °m,uc,,_ ,

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All telephone subscribers are again

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asired to correct their -iiieitory books to

, 13* 2 Guardian subscrlptionis and 132-3

Prof. W. l`. Macleod will give a !ree'Gunm,a“ Advm_,_,B,nu_ '

Alexander McDonald. Diilv~y, left

Oc, 215|; ng, 7_ 30 p_m_ yesterday en route to his home. Ile was

accompanied by Dr. S Ii Jenifins, and hi. nurse Miss May McDonald.

'ri-¢2oo,uoo -ind' 'rnurilt oi-it have out

\Viiiaiimenibers accept this not ce and Wi' Wm” ‘I-1'! R°0f| 11dV‘l" |H|\18 mam" ,,,_¢e,,d_ of late, ietiing forth the advantages and

attractions of this Province as a place of

residence and es a holiday resort.

The special feature page which appears

in ierlay's Guardian, instead of the home

Wm hw, prompt ,,,_,e,,,_,,,,,_ eliele page, ns inadvertently stat‘r`d'yester-

day, will be found equally interesting.

Th” ““dl"“ "`5"°i“ "lm" through an The latter will appear next Saturday.

The new Church of England hymns;

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H i n 25°. Tm. siwni-i have been 7 tar. for 25°. ”i1°'UY °° be P\1bli=|"ff‘ will °°"i=*i“ “if” » _ . _ hymns by W. E. Enman, Milwaukee.

The ad appears correctly today

_ Wls., formerly of Charlotietowr, and

lilgh Mesa was eelehraiei liist Sunday brother of _,_ J_ Eu,,,,m_ Ncm, Editor of

“ gi Sr.I.)lef;_¢;hiu_is Ciiur_ch, Ver_poi; Riyei-_,_by the Enm,,,e,._

ev. r orrison w c ape e n ee ng _ _

_ wnrds of the late'pasl0r and asked the In“l’°°t°" J°“k"'5 hm’ Mked rm’

/A ELECT fur lined wraps N()W when

( S 5 assortments are large and complete-~

when choosing is most saiisfaciory-

‘ Besides, those who kno w, claim that

the early season garments are usually of su

prior quality. ”

Theie’s nothing io gain---p:obably something to

oose, by delaying. WE are splendidiy readv.

Never before have we sho wn so complete ap assort ment. -

We buy from manufacturers, pay ,spit cash, tai-e

aiyantege of e_ve_ry discounf. We can sell you a fur-

lined coat as cheap as any store in Canada--quality considered. '

Some of our most popular numbers.

Fur lined coats, 48 incheslong, black beaver shell, German Otler

collar and reveres, full length German rat lining. Sprriiii

price............ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Fine fur lined Wraps, 50 inches long, fire bea\er shell in navy

and black, Sable collars and reveres, Nu I Hamster lining.

Special . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Fine fur lined wraps, 5o inches long, fine beaver shell in navy

and black. Eiisieru mink collar and revcrcs, No i Hamster

lining. Spec’.sl . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Q

Fine fur lined wraps, 5o inches long. fine beaver shell in navy.

green and black, Alalka Sable collar and reveree No 1 Hem-

Sferlining. Siecial............ ._

Fine fu; lined wr1ps,5oinche- lcny, sniiirt green beaver shell

Isabel Fox k;n1'nr and reveres. Special. . . . _. . . . .. . .

e fur line-l wriip1,_<n inches long, stylish aliell in brown, navy, green, and Mark. No i quiiliiy Labrador mink collar and rev

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eras Canaria rat lining. Special price... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . m___b__,_,e that Madmns ",u,,sse Hudson

New Ari Saieens

Pretty new designs in widest range of

co'orings. Selcci NOW for Christmas fancy

work.

Preiiy smart rei¢~¢n5i-- b1“¢g,» gmena, re-ls and cream fancy effect 32 inches wile, ve_ry p'eiiy. Peryaffl

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . |6c_ 20C lndzjc

Neweri I’oiig'e-a very shear silky fiuinli fibrii: suitable for

drapery, cushions, comfort coverings etc. Rich colorinvs. Pefyd.. . . . . .... . . . . . . . . . . . . . .... . . . . ... .. .. . . . . ...28c

New Embroidery Linens

Correct in weiglit weave and texture’ for fancy

work. A complete stock at lowest prices. `

The celebreied Meadow Black emu-mid.ry iinee; 36 f"°\1~ Perynrd............ -50g

"Draw Easy" Embroidery lined. 36inch, very even weave. _ .

Medium coarse embroidery linen

Very fine embroidery liiird 35 im.wi¢i¢..................,.i;g¢

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36ineh,at51caud............60

E nglish Flanneleites

Exceedingly durable, wear resisting,

and fast color. Cheapest in the long run.

Many prett y stripe effects 3; inches wide in :eouwietae rgngue

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oflhtternl- Pill” °"|°" 1° ""7 'huh' Cul; isc --|4¢,|5c, ¢- »

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_him iii discharging his dudes.

.\i. McDonald, Little liiicr. Mr. and Mrs McDonald left for' their future home in Mbntsna.

and hoped that he might seo his way i-leur to deal with the call.

Frank Riggs, basketlof grapes for nurses;

from exhibition -vegetables. A

Owing to the enormous amount of time t.

be accepted in a cash in advance basis o

to those who have a reuulsr advertising account who will still have the privdege of monthly credit.

The following were elected as ollieers 1-ir Refuge Division, No 201, S. O. T.. 5

sen; Ass Con, Christina Mobennan; IS,

sen; P W P, Robt I C liill;S Y PW _ Will Pound. i,

The St John Sun says' It is more than -,

-viii make St. John her home for the

future. For the past two years Madame 1_ Harrison has been trying to find some _' place which agree with her, io which her family can make their home. St. John . cllmnts comes next to Vancouver in Mad' . as-e Hsirlson’s estimation as regards the '

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home, dons not iinrl never has agreed with hi-r. Mrs Harrisonfhas been offered the _ position of le-iding soprano at one of the g churches, and she may accept it-. If so __ her husband and her son Charlie will join 1 in-r here In Decembcr._ ,,

Following is the schedule ofthe match-

es of the Prince Edward bland football

league for this season.-

Ahlfes vs St DC. Saturday Oct. liith. , Vloa vs St D C, Weiinesday, 00|. 23rd. -. Vlos vs Ahbiee, Saturday Oct. 20th. Ahblcs vs Sl D C, Thursiiisy Oct. filet. - Vice va St D C, Vfednesday Nuv llth. ' Abliics vs Vics. Wednesday Nov llith ‘- The officers of the League are:-- '_ President--Chester McCarthy. r Vine Pres.--William Daw-ion. ‘ Secy Troas._lames McMillan. The executive is as followsz-

S. D. C. -H McDonald, Jos Daley,

Ahbies-ll Bethune, T Trainer, Vios-

I Pound, J Mahar.

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TODAY. `

é Doughnuts ai

I0c a dozen. V

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A le Pien .Mixes Plo- S".,.....““ "€°$i.- 3222

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Dyk lr;-ulr Caiia he pound. Fultsna Cake No per pound. iv at can Bo b.

Wpim nail 20o r lb.

Bread Of llrkllldl, \\l mlb Ind I00l|. fi’ ii . s ri: wanr

to

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cU_,,,,e,.,,,|0,, of the ,,,,,,m_,°n,,,._, to Mule, Guardian to state that the item published

in The Examiner to the effect that

__ _, _ Simon Joseph was served with a J U “ m""ff°8° Wi” !°|°U1“\2'=d “U Lim” Prohibition summons is not correct. The loud, on luesday Oct. 8, of Joseph F. Inwwml. say., that no c0m,,1,,|,,b hu M--Donald, formerly of Little Pond, and ,owned mm than M,._J0seph was "m,,,R new of Butte, Moiitsne., to Miss Anna gnwxgcanlm

Persons sending advertising matter

The Guardian _are requested to tewnether same is te appear among

A5 8 lll¢'=5|nR 0| We Trl\l‘0 PFGSYJYY-SPY Classified ads, Business locals, Announce 9 CHU fl'0\l1 'l`l'.Y0I\ CUDRICBHY-I0". P- .E ments or among regular display advertise I°l‘"\'l °XW“"0‘i [0 R€V~A- A- Smith. ments When no such information is 0! VHHBYWIN d“°li°¢d» MGSHWMCKBY- furnished the management' will not be Christie and Carlyle, of Valley eongregat- bald resnnnsiizle lf ad does not appear ion, spoke in high lcrmsfof their pastor, as desired.

The Abegwcits will line up as folio ws

in their gnc-e with-St. Dunstan’-i this

The Prince Edward Island Hospital afternoon:-Back, Steinway; Half-liieks,

thankfully acknowledge-i the following Trainer, McMillan, Bethune and F donations: Mrs. Tait¢,, flower-<-prize McDonald; Quarters, Brown and Coyle; bouquers; Mrs John Haslem-vcgetiibles Forwards, McKenna, Dorsey. Collin, H and but.ei‘; Mrs, JA Wright and Mrs. McDonald, Henne§sey,Scoman, Harvey, Aiehorn-old linen; Mrs. GA Sharp and Hooper. The game is called for Mr Mrs. LL Beer-basket of crab apple~; Percy Barlow willlreferee.

Fairylanrl delighted a large audience gainlast night. The Bandit King is hrilling with exeliement from stirt to

and expense necessary in bookkeeping finish and was thoroughly enjoyed by the and making out small accounts as well large audience. Clothes Marked \Vrong iis mulling and coileciiiig same, The was very funny. The Gcntleiuan Farmer Guardian has decided that in future all was a i-cries of ludicrous situations in ordinary amounts under one dollar wil which the “dude” usually gets the worsli

fit. Coming Through the Rye, Jennie

and ten ner rent discount given. except Mine,was much appreciated.

IS YOUR COLD BETTER?

No, it's as biid usiever. Nothing seems

in help, Why not use the ui -|,o~date i-perl

o "Catarrliozcne" which nriveu out cold

Fredericton, fer the ensuing quarter: in nneday. Inhnle Cauiirhozone and you W P' Mr, Howgrd Weeks, W A, Rufus H will he relieved in two minutes. Continue sr-iv-nson.Rs, r~:i-vani w seiiick, an fr” ""“"'”°“” “"" °“'° " °”““"d' H““‘

g,germ destroying rind pl--assnt, nothing

S. PMOU0 -7 B\l0lH\\1&D» F S- HHH! for colds, ihroatirouble and Catnrrh oem xvgein.; Tren, John L H-Weeks; Ohm, pn-es with Catsrrhozone. Sold evervwhere GeovgeW Stevenson; C\n,WlllieM Steven- 25° 'md “'00

B@".i~m‘“ W°°k=; 0 S- Andi” J Sifvw lv ! 'T

English Photos ' Mount

We have just open-

ed up a choice assort- ment of superior photo

.-,rim on im tr.-tar.. Grimsby. im- D...-ent - mounts imported direct

from England.

These mounts are

different from any- thing we have here-to- fore stocked, and _are adapted to hold a num- ber of pictures.

Price roto 35 cents

each, we would like to shew them to yon.

sims.

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PURE GRAPE .IUICES

We have imported the fol-

lowing from London.Englsnd, and guarantee them absolute-

ly pureand strictly nonalce- hoi c. ORDINARY-a blendof grape juices. ALTO DOURD -named after district where grapes are

vu.

EQNGRBST -juice of Coa- eofd grapes. MADEIRA-A juice of ine flavor and aroma. ¢dUSCAT- from Muacaiei

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l!lB§‘ALICANTE-a Spanish

ra eE]niee.

WLS RIAN-from Alger

pea with a rich fruityiiiilil

§fA.LESTINl£--Importe fV°f the Hoiv Land. does 65 mm

" 'i 0 per bottle. ¢ \°

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An Unusual (lffering Unshri-nkahle 'Undcrw Ai $2 Per Suit for 'i`od

Saturde y '_ .

_Saturday we will make a big display of Men’s Underwear at $2.03

coiisistiiig of garments made by Stanfields, Hewson’s, Pemnaus and H. B. K., light weights, niediuiii weights and heavy weights, some unions and seine fi :ill giiarmiteed good wcarers and unshrinkable, all sizes from 34 32 to 44 32 garment is worth at least $1.10 to $1.25. All go on sale :it $2.00 per sui

our South window.

Per Suit $2.00 Per Sui

Generous Range of Women’s Winter Underwear

' WE SELL MORE underwear every season-never seem t~

reach ihe liuiii in this line. This season we have the bigger-c ia-ige ol womens fine underwear that we have

Womens natural vesi.-k buf- __ _

llwool,

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i $2.00 ,

toned fronts, of good niiit- erial nicely in=de ._ . .. 256 Ladies naliiml colour drawers, good weight and good fini h , on sue ei..25c Ladies fine pure while au- r

rumu weight vests. nice finish and excellent ep~

Natural vests closed front good weight and nicely made sell for.... .. . .,256 'i‘=.vo siyles ii ...dies noi-fi weight '_ nicely finished winter drawers on sale ai..50c Watsous white or natural. li\‘l "__;cre. _ 3ii~ -i, fill.:

penance. . _ . .. . . . . . . .50c weight, warm and durahie,58c Stanlie ds natural vests Staniield’s natural infill . iinshrinlrabie, very nleg Drawers unshrinkable. r . 65;: ' l"i'ii.<h...................656

Better grades of Staniieids and Watsons unsnrinkabie vests

for ladies at all sorts of prices 72. 75, 95. 1.25. ~

Combinations 'for ladies at 95. 2.05. 3.60 per suit.

Childrens ,vests and drawers all sorts and sizes at all prices.

S pecial siz-s in vests for large women a specialty he rel

| The New Fabric Gloves Ariin See Them.

A full range of all sorts of gloves for ladies and

children. Justin from England and ready fog to- days selling. There are cashmeres. suedes, 'ring- wood-i in every size and all qualities- We invite your attention to ihese.

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More, N w Golf Jerseys _ .lust in Yesierdalf-

This fine new line includes all ihe pod S¥yl€S lil Zf¢¢“5- bi“°'~

white,,cardiual and c».>mi>ine'i colours. The knitting is dexcglii ently well done and the garments are hai_i_dsom;:__s_:pi;__y__sl_1“ ggyligh looking. From present appearsi1¢¢ U ¢3f W $2 75 aboutaweek. Price................-~--- . 1 -

For Saiurilay Seven Pain llnse For Price Oi Sil-

This special offer is to draw attention to Our hosiery department -p robsblr'

in the Province. For Saturday ociv we will glv¢ *Q ¢V°fY hd? 9\1\'°h“-‘|118 Six Wd _seventh pair free. This oder applies to all lines except the sample lot mentioned bf]

Save a Quarter on Sample Stockings.

I ki tb th biggqt mills in England for no

from %:lv§¢ll)ii1€'ie!:i'li1cx;detiite°ii:i abgdisgg pdf cedt less than regular value and put

Saturday. But you want to come in early on this offer-

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Furniture repaired. P I E’ I' Furniture re-upholstered. ,m,;,.

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large stock is cleared out.

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