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Offices In New Prowse Block-Charlottetown. _

Tnamrsoivuco Tea in Y. M. C. A. Hal

Thurqday next.

Tim Princess arrived last night at 9.45

and thc express at 1|.

Mas PAiu<saCAavii1.1. was a sun.

‘ Pl

> gcr by tho express Inst evening.

J. MGKENNA, Travelling Passmger Agent ofthe U. P. R.is in the city.

R1-:AD The Guardian's classified ads.You

f dw mm, ohh", an ,,| willfind something to interest yon.

ggxamezbnlda and Lung troubles. I-at 'll

euie you. .. ,, wine: l_mq|bed In rinse

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. 25¢, with nantes af all ` . ,_.__c-__--i

-- USE-~

NIXEY`S STOVE ENAMEL PIILISHING PASTE

Iozt on I-' rin for stoves and ranges

PII-_-c 5 cents per box.

WE SELL IT.

Collet ~»Ioi'. for large free sample

PHONE 264.

JOHN CONNOLLY & C0.,

QncrnStrect, Cl1’town. »»

Doughnuts, |0c doz.

I are our specialty no-DAY. _ ..

Apple Pies ur each. iiiiiice Pies in: :sch Cream ries 11 & 15:: each cocoamu Pies 15 8|. zoo each Dark Fruit rake z5c pound Sultana Cake roc per lb

Nut Cake IOC Ib

White Cake rec per lb Bread of lil kinds, nil fresh and good.

D. STEWART

'reiepiioae in.

Eclipse Bakery Hakes Best Bread.

Miss H11.na Haszami left yesterday

for Glace Bay on a visit to her brother.

Tas Charlottetown firemen are plan-

ning a tournament open to the Maritime Provinces to be held next August.

; Tun Charlottetown Light and Power

Co. are removing ' their office to Finlaysun’s Corner on Queen Street.

Mas. R. F. DEB1.o1s and daughter, Miss

Marion, left yesterday for Toronto where they will visit Rev. Dr. and Mrs, Tanker,

Miss Eniru Itsav, who has been visit-

.ing her sister Mrs. R. G. Wallace, city,

gift yesterday for her home in LuChine, ue.

Mas. C. D. Knox has returned to the

city aftcra.n\onth’s visit at New Perth. She loaves for Boston shortly to spend the winter.

Mui-I. J. T. CAMr:nnN who has been

visiting her sister Miss McLeod, Colville, left yesterday on return to Sault Ste. Marie, 011'.

Jussi-ii C1./iiucic has gone toPictou to

take a position as engineer on the S. S. Inverness, plying between Picton and Cape Breton ports.

'i‘n1-: Men`s meeting of the Y. M. C. A.

Sunday, will be held in the Association Hall. Rev. G. R. White will deliver an addressnpon “Lessons from the Autumn".

'1‘|1i;nu were 40 passengers from East

Itivcr ports by the City of London ycstcr- day and the following cargo: llllibarrols oysters, 12 bags potatoes and 0 head beef cattle.

A. D. MI:DoNAI.ii, a native of Prince

Eflwai-ti Island, who has resided in Calgary for nine years, w_ili run as the rvgulnr noinincc of the Labor party in that city.-Exchange.

\Vii11.1c the steamer Cobnn was on hor

last trip to Louisbnrg, thu bontswnin,coin- ing down the ladder from the iiridgo slippi-il and fell into thc bunker hatch to thc bottom, a Iiistnncs of twelve fcct, striking his forehead against nnirun beam and making ii deep gash over the eyes.

SEND in postage stamps to "The Gunr

diun, Charlottetown," 0 cents for 100 Tun- nel stamps, 11 cents for 200, 10 cents for 300, 21 cents for -100, ‘Z0 cents for50i) or 52 cents for 1000. Those prices inclndc cost of' mailing. Everybody should use

bqnawinaqunnnmeuulyi-0

'l`unncl stamps on their envelopes and

` 100 aannlns and will bags of flour were shipped by the S. S. Amelia yesterday to St. Pierre liiiiq. '

a. B. bones, its talented binifi pianist.

has returned from a trip to his former home lu 1". E. I. -Sydney Post.

Tun militia will attend service in Bt.

James Church tomorrow niorning~ to celebrate the centenary of Trafalgar day.

Rev. W. H. Snuoxwiox will preach at

the opening of Mt. Stewart church to- morrow evening. Rev M. H. Melntoeh will occupy the pulpit of Zion church in his absence.

Timm: new booircases, the first instal-

ment of furniture for the “Dodd Library", have been placed in the Legislative Library. The cases are eight feet high and about 4-I feet wide. Fifty three volumes have been placed in them and an order has been given for over ill) more from London and Toronto publishers. The books are expected to arrive by the end of next month and will be ready for circulation later.

Onzof the most enjoyable soclals of

the season was given by the Guild of St. JamesChuroh last night. The stud' ente with their friends turned out in large numbers despite the disagreeable weather. Tho well rendered program was much nppreoiatedas was also the refreshments which were provided. Votesof thanks \by Messrs Clark and Crockett on behalf of the collages was tendered to the Guild and were ably rcspondedtoby Rev. T. F. Fullerton.

Tin-1 remains of the late L. L. Beer

arrived last evening. The funeral will take place tomorrow at 3.45 to First Methodist Church, whore service will be conducted by Rev. Wm. Dobson assisted hy W. W. Lodge. The officers of the cliurchwiil walk in ahody preceding tho hoarse. The hall bearers arc W. A. Weeks, F. W. Hyndman, Dr. Taylor, F. L. llaszard, W. H. Aitken and l.icut.- Governor Klnnon. G. D. Wright will be fuaerni director.

THERE was n fair attendance at tha

market yesterday and produce was plenti- ful. Prices all around had a tendency upwards. Butter sold from 23-25 c per ih_ and eggs were quoted at 20-21c per doz. Plums brought Sc per qt. and wild geese from l'l0c to $1.00 each. Hay sold from 40 to 50c, oats 32-liiic, straw per cwt 25c, pota~ ,toes from 20~illc and turnips l2o. Phare was very little pork offering; 7; als paid for the highest quality,that is hogs rang- ing in weight feoin 125 to 200 lbs; for the heavier 8; to 7 cis paid. Owing to the western market dropping, the price is very liable to be lower.

IN FURNITURE

“Always the best value in the city.

Mark Wright Furnishing Co's.

correspondence. d iw if

Inieasely Interesting Sale of UNDERPRICED FRENCII DRESS

._. FABRICS

Dollar-Thirty French

I Venetian Cloths

For 99c the Yard

THIS lot--some four hundred yards -should have been delivered to usd last

August. It only arrived a week :1p;o,_aiid rather than have it retume ,_t e

niakers allowed us 21 generous rebate enabling us to offer this splendid bargain,

The Fabrics are fine French Venetian Cloths-are of _medium weight-

strictly pure wool, 50 to 52 inches wide, with :I beautiful bright, lustrous, un- Spot able finish-the cloth sold everywhere, every day. fm' $1-30 Pe' Yard and

goes on sale today at 99c the yard. ‘

ras racr . C0'-0RS

1 /cv 5.9 .vw

Tim one wool Fabrics r I

are steadily increasing in

Irice should be an ' extra >

inducement for you to take advantage of this _excep-

tional oder,

Black, golden seal and

rnediuin brown, invrtie,

T &_` royai,iight and dark navy,

_ " ~ 1 and cardinal. clear rich

wHuW tones-the latest fashion-

able shades.

about happened to fall down the open cellar hatch of the kitchen. The depth waaonly f’our or dve feet but the un- fortunate chiiri was so severely hurt that he only lived rabort time.

DR. Savannas, Director of the Experi-

mental Farms of Canada, arrived in the city yesterday. He hae been on the ls- innd since Monday visiting different points. Wellnesday he went tothe North Shore to see the sand dunes, in the hope of being able to suggest a remedy against tha further inroads of sand upon the cultivated land. The following day hc went to Georgetown where ho made enquires concerning the bsrberry hedge which is believed by some persons to be the cause of rust in the oats sown in its vicinity.

Pnor. T/iNroN has an heirloom of an o‘d

quilt, part of which is nearly two hundred years old, the remainder being made lin' inediately after the Battle of Trafalgar and brought to this country from Ply- mouth. The portions added to the quilt after the battle contain pictures of tho Santisslma Trinidad, and the Victory, the admiral ships of the two fleets cn- gaged in the greatest sen fight in English history, also portions of a wedding dress fifty years old at the time of the battle. This quilt will be on exhibition in Prof. Tanton’s store window today.

AN interesting wedillng took place at

St. Augustine Church, iiiisiicu, on Oct. 3rd. when Miss Edgthe Gallant and Angus Gallant were united in thc holy honda of rnatriniony. The bride was at- tired in white silk \viili applique trl11i- mings and hat and gloves to inatch. The sister of the bride Miss Fabiola Gallant was bridesmaid and wore a cream suit while Moses Gallant ably supported the groom. The ceremony was performed hy Rev. Dr. Chiasson, P. P. The bride ami groom entered the church to the strains of the wi-dfling march played by Miss Angie Peters, niece of the groom. The ceremony over, the party drove to the home of the groom where II large crowd greeted them with showers of rico and congratulations. Dancing wus lnrlulgcil in until the wee smn' hours of the Inorn- ing when all departed wishing ihc hridc and groom many long years ol weaiilcii happiness. The large nuinhcx' ofhuautiful presents testify the esteem in which tin- ccuple is hcld.

I.\"I'1-:Iuss'r1Nn exercises \vrrn in»i.i on Il..

senior and interinedintriionrsof l’ii|n-_i~ St. School yesterday in thc coli-I-I-nLi~»|i ni Trafalgar Day. Tho soninr cia~_~|-~ u-.-».- massed in the I’rincipnl`s room lin- ini. : half of the sccond si.-s.~'io1\. Aftcr n sin.. _ inspiring address from 1’rlncipal.l. ll. Seaman an adniii-ably wrlttcn and well dccluiaied essay was givcn by Miss EI in-l Longworth. Readings, cognate, were given by Misses Katie Stanley, Ilclen Woodroofo and Ruth Campbell. Miss Myrtle Stanley cfleotlvcly gave BrI\har1i's “Dcath of Nelson," the class _ioining heartily in the chorus. On no occasion are the FolkS0ng so apropos as n patriotic day. Those given were "Itnic l_lritunnia," “Hearts of Oak," "The Death of Nelson." Proiessorwatts spoke of visiting Nelson`s ship. One of the students brought n brooch made from the copper or the Victory. The excrciscs were out short hy the arrival of thrce p. m. Sovcrai con- tributors wcre dcbnrred but will douht loss he heard at a later function. That of next \Vt-ilnesday, to which the publicnrc invited, will sce the distribution of prizes. A short program is in preparation.

$100 Reward, $100

'l"hc readers of this paper will heJ1lo'ascIl

to learn that there is at least one rcadcd rilscasc that .science inns' hcon nhlc to cure In all its stages, and that is CntI\rrl\.li1\|l‘s Catnrrh Cure is the only positive onrc now known to the ineriicnl fraternity. Uutiirrli hcing it constitutional disease, rcqiilros a constitutional treatment. Hull's CatI\n~l\ Cure is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and uiucous surfaces of the system, thereby destroying the found- ation of tho disease and giving the pati- ent strength hy building up the constitu- tion und assisting nature in doing its work. 'l`hc proprietors have so much faith in its curative powers that they olfcr Ono Hundred Dollars for any case that it fails to cure. Send for list of testi- nioniais.

Address 1". J.Cl-IENEY St C0..'1`oledo,O. Sold bv all Drnggists. 75c. Take I-Is.ll's Family Pills fnrcnnstipation

BORN.

_ In this city, Oct, 22th. 1005, io \Vm. ami Mrs. Pearfion, a son.

MARRIED

At thnhoinc of bridc`s parents, l"crn-

wood, Iledeque, on Oct, lblth, by Iicv. Ralph G. Stratlilc, .l. A. Garfield Ellis. of O`l.cary. and Pansy McFarlane, daughter of John Mcl"urianc, of llodcquc.

DIED.

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I " I5 BARGAINS

Special, Saving, Saturday Snaps, _ priced to please prudent purchasers.

BARGAIN No.

A clearing line of child-

ren’s vests, sizes 3. 4, 6, 7 and 8,ure Iiie only ones left in this lot- reguiarly priced np to 35c each. Saturday they go on sale at . _ ._

BARGAIN No. 2

A lot of ladies’ cashmere

gloves, navy, brown, black with white

stitching, worth up to

19° 32° Pl'-S“l“fll“Y 19° day they are toy go at z5c

BARGAIN No. 5

Large twine shopping

bags, not very pretty, but extremely useful -these were a snap at 35:: each-but Satur-

BAR GAIN No-

Ladies’ and Chilflren’s

Cashmere Hose, odd lines and sizes worth upto 45a per pair, to clear lhem out we have prictd tnem for Saturday......

25c

BARGAIN No. 5

Silk belts, black, while. -

brown, navy and card- inal, tlie very newest styles. wori_h 304: ami sold for that at most stores, among our special Saturday offer-

ings . . . _ . . . _ , _ _ .__ 19r

BARGAIN No- 6

A lot of pretty little

fancy collars, turn- ovcrs, tabs and the

like regular 25c value, Saturday. .. . . _ _ ._ .2 for z5I~

. BARGAIN No.

I Another lot cf white

lawn handkerchicfs, with val. lace edges, would he a ,snap at 5c

BARGAIN No 8

Big baskets of chilIl's

knitted waists, coin-

- fortable and sanitary,

sizes 12 to 30, each _ 25c

More shell hsir_ ins,

worili 5C each, fo sell Saturday at per c nl of _I pins . . _ . . . . . . .._ loc

BARGAIN eo.

Good nickel safety pins,

the kind that you pay

Rc per dozen for regu- lar y, assorted sizes, one dozen on a card, Saturday, 1 cards for

each, Saturday ij _

BARGAIN No- Il

A clearing lot of tough,

wear resisting LADAS TWEEI) thc regular

_wa |6c line, Saturday.. . . loc

BARGAIN No I2

5 pieces bluc Iluck, in

stripes, spots, etc.,

rcgnlnr 12i~ line. will

A lot of pretty little

purses. \ lignlor, with clin\noi_~. lining and nickel tri nixn i n gs,

I ri gular 750 goods. _ ..

BARGAIN No~ I

BARGAIN No. I4

Ladies' fine white routil

Corsets. straight front, bias cut, suspeiirlcrs aitnclictl, good dollar

19c value . _ . . . _ . . . _ . _ .._ 75c

BARGAIN No I5

Sliull siili: combs, fancy,

nicely inzulc, ri-_gular

2=,r cocli. Satnr|ln_v _

.5.~ J

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CHURCH SERVICES.

Changes to he made in Cliiircli sei-\'icI-_s

should bn at this ofiicc not latcr than one o'cl0ck Friday afternoon.

METHOIJIST.

First Motliodist.--Rcv.\V.\\’.Loilgc nt ll

and Rev. Win. liolison at 7. b‘t\'i\iiI_;c1'.~ wclconic. Aitcntivc nsluxrs.

Graco Church.- Rev. \\'1n. llobson ntll and Rev. W. W. Lodge at 7. Strangers welconic and provided with coinfortublc seats.

I‘ItI'}SIIYTl'II'iIAN.

Zioii.-]’1'ayo1‘nn~ctl|\g al 10. licv. \\'.

H. Sedgcwick ut ll and licv. M. Il. lilc- Intosh at 7. Sunday School and liih'c class at 230.

St. .Ta1ncs.- Rev. 'l‘. l". l"ulIe1'lo1Intll

and 7. Sunday School and lilhlc Glass at 2 ISU.

n/iI"’I'1s'r.

Itcv. (1.11 \Vhilc at ll and 7. Sniulny

School at 2.30 p. |11. Visitors always wol- conic and proviiicil with coinl'o1‘|ahli-_ scale.

oi-:N'i'1I.\1. cuitir-i'I'i/IN.

Rev. Rolicrt Pcgruin at llund T,Su1uiny school at 2,210 o'I.~ior.k. l’rnyc1' inccting \\'odncsduy.l1lglit nt S o`clouk. Seats frec and unapproprinted.

sr. nI1.\‘s'|'ai\'s iiarnrznnai..

First Mass. at 7 2l0,Sccon1l Mass at il a.ni

High Mass ut 10.30. Vcspcrs und llvnc- diction at 7. p. In. Catechism at Zp. in.

ANGLICAN.

St. Ps.ul's-I-loly Communion at 8.30

a. rn. Morning prayer at li n. ni. Evening prayer at T p. in. All seats free and unapproprlated.

St. I’ctc1~`s.-Rc\'. Jus. Simpson, Iii. A.,

Priest lncuxnhcnt. lloly Coxninnnion 8 n. m. Scrvlco at ll n. ni. Sunday School at 2.30 p.ni.Evdnson;,: and scriiionut 7p. in. s.\i.vA'1'1oN Amir

Sunday Service at 7, ll, Ii, and 7.3011. In. \Vcck night Service »Monduy, ‘i`\i~-sriiiy. 'I‘l1nrs:'ny. l"riIIay and Sn.t\11'ilI\v at 7.30

<‘1-1u1n'II or I‘|ini_~'r

Upper Giieat Georgc St.-Meeting Sun

son, Elder.

On Oct. 20, 1005, tho infant son of Wni.

and Mrs, Poardon, city.

Minard’s Liniment for sale everywhere.

'Rf'-'b»~'l/*°~°`°Q.r°"Rr

Lowney’_s

‘I Chocolates

Fresh stock in

packages just’re-

ceived fresh from

the manufactur-

ers.

“£9

$150 worth of

Food Company‘s

Just arrived direct froin

thc makers. We want every stockowner in Qncen’S County to test these preparations. It pays the inost progressive siockowners to feed them. Why don’t you try thcin ? Free hook tells all about the preparations. Ask for it.

"The Two Macs"

iitniggppiiiiinii

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--JOHN N

INTENSUY s§f§fZ”s?§::§l*%sI`éi§f:li.E55

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INTERESTING :.‘_z“.S.:';"’;_»;';_..S_;‘."i‘;lr.I;v°:;i ARE OUR sa‘":;i.':l_3;:’_I_‘.S.“‘;f_iI;:.;f.

LIIILE PRICES §f’_;“‘i;:::’ ON IIIGII-GRADE. iI_s:.‘.¥ >;:.°;i.__:‘.:;f:_‘S';;_:°:::__: MAHR535|;5_ .éfi §’..".‘“l.§’.‘..`.-‘_l°i.‘.

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eannaldhwvuvnhssnnush (I

You will need a blanket for you

there "s only one kind to hiiy, that nianufacturcd hy the

for which wc are sole agents on

The Humphrey

A. YVINFIELD SCOTT, Mgr.

ISAY BROTHER

rsclf,or your liursu this fall, anil is, n Pilltli \\'0OI. hlniikcliiig

Celebrated Moncton

Woolen Mills

P. E. I. Itwill bc to your ail-

voniage to call heforu piirchasing elsuwlicrc.

Clothing Store

Opera House Building, City.

Plionc 63.

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