OCTOBER, II !9.9 ri 5 _` .

’ ‘ 'mm um" NE” ' THE ` CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN " rinsr or Ami "”* ' PAGE s wsu '

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. uii-; ouieisirs coiiiiir ciiiiiiiiir

OUR TOBACCO ~ _ .

L da - . n...,°§`,,,,§“,',,‘,’,§§‘;’,';,,, V Head Office in New Prowse Block-Charlottetown.

Hickey & Nicholson

ufactnrcrl Ph urday afternoon.

uefmwhmf me 345 Cl18\‘l0tl£¢t0Wn There were no cases before the Po- .___ g ‘ 'me Cmnt Saturday. Miss Lulu Roiwrtson, City, was it

Tobacco Co.. Ltd.

That Please Bhtgxlyd ‘grits dgglggto Prev-B errigidsst eight thirty seven and tomorrow

put Worlimllnahlpard Promptservic 51230, Charlottetown, at oboe: ox mmmm' at nine mirty'

The Gene no N;r,:,]eYi;:,i],f’°n°rt,I;‘°i;'§1cgganzg. gfém mong the visitors' to ithe city Samir:

on e J r is i y,

a :Ditch a cargo of coal for A. Pickard '

° 0' ___`___ Persona unable to get No 133. The

' Ph°n° 399-1" _ The schooner Lochiel arrived here Guardian news departinent’ by phone

HUGHES’ Cascara Pills Cure

(QONSTIPATION, BAD TASTE l.\ ,ig mouth, offensive breath, etc. For al lg,-ms of bowel and stomach trouble the ,rg most beneficial.- , Price 25fc per Box

GEO. E. HUGHES.

Apotheoaries' Hall.

.50 L50 L50

Ladies’ patent leather _shoes

|,§O 1.50 a pair. |50 Your chance to buy

a neat trappy shoe

|50 at a low price.

Blucher cnt, fast color eyelets, cheap

,|50 at 2 25

|50

1.50 l.50

I.50

l 50 l.5O

ll E. McEACHEN

' The Shoe ll ii

Arriving Daily

of Acadia Nut and Sydney and Inverness and Run of Mine.

l\i.t, lntercolonial

and Vale Nut. '

-ALSO- Blacksmith Coal.

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HOTEL

ST. DENIS

BROADWAY Ind Iltll STREET NEW YORK CITY.

Within Easy Atecsa of '\f.vi-rs' Point of Interest. troll Block nom \\'iii3‘ri1lnlfr.i~‘u.

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5 mlnnteu wall of tlhniiplnii N0’l`l-LD FOIL: Flxccllt-new of rtbilaliie. Oonifortlble Appointments. C0\|rtnn\\s_ Service and Homt-lllie 8urrmi|ir|lni=!»

NWS Sltllll Pill HAY “ll UP ‘if¢f.i'n.n‘d°i“|°\'::ii‘.ii'i=|'iie Tt'i.'i`d'»‘.° ` eunoveau Pi./iN. l' Table tl'Hote Breakfast 80c. WM. TAYLOR & SON, |l‘lC»

Tea --plieia

lhave just received n nice line

l ed »

tf indian and Ceylon tea, pac.. °¥Pressly for me, which we can highly recom mend

25c and 28c per. lb.

Try a lb.

Phone 380 L

W. FH. J£dHH§ON

OTICE

Medical Council Examinations

ri.. rfsteniotni axamhiafloiis “IC Medical Council of Prince

Island will be held in

n on Wednesday and

October sith and 28th-

intend ng to take

examinations will communi- with the Registrar--Secretary

Secretary 5

Laced Boots

Sizes Ir to 2, for school girls from

7 to Io years of age. They are made of

good stout black calf skin, 7/inches »tall,which protects the atkles from cold and wet. The

soles are heavy and the shape and

style perfect

$2.75 a pair.

For those who want

U H I' Alley®Co

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970

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Kent Street

Practice limited to diseases

of Eye, Ear, Nose Throat anti Skin.

Eyes tested and noted for

glasses.

OFFICE HOURS 9 to ii am 1.30-3.30 Evenings on appointment

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DENTIBT

Otlioe Honra 9-1 and 2--B

lllheapfffiranulaled Sugar.

We have just received a

new brand of white Granul

ated Sugar called “United

Empire” which we are now

offering at the very low price

of 21 pounds for $1-00

It is good value for the

money.

Baer 8:. Gull.

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NNN, me time to have your

Photo taken F01'

XMAS

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ddglhbtlpyddinfdengz delighted.

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Call or telePh°“° 'V J

BAYER, l>intoiir\i»l\°r. I

_"Ike latest news, first of all,

Saturday with a cargo of St John Lime, in casks and barrels, for L. M. PUON _& U0. Connolly's West Wharf.

The alteration of a word in Beer & Weeks ad Saturday gave 5 wrong tm-i pressicm in referring to mail order, catalogues. The ad appears correctly today.

The Guardian hire received from- J.

;L. '1‘h0impi~ioni, station agent at Char- ,lottetown, a program of entertain- ,ment for the Canadian Ticlnets agents \Assoeiatlon, now meeting in Buffalo, and at which Mr and Mrs Thompson are at present.

passenger`weat Saturday afternoon.

t The price of nerd cout in charlotte --

- WH is new $6-25 per ton. ~ ki.. E. nystanit, Helper, i. wen

'__-' nown commercial man e registered

Joh” H M0811. l2e8¢ll¢l‘. Bradal-,ot the Queen I

e ‘ bane, was-in the City Saturday. ' ......_

A. Newberry, City, went west Sat-

The tide will be high this morning

lilss Cowaln, Mt Stewart, was a

day, registering at the Queen

a/t any hour are qked to ring 124 as it is useless to call up any other number. In the taterirn, between the hour of closing Saturday night and that of opening in the early morning of Monday, communications und news can be dropped in the letter box of The Guardian main entrance, amd further enquiries can he made by phoning aoove.

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Eclipse Division, No'208, New Hav-

en, is still in B, very flourishing con- dition. Interesting meetings ure bc- ing held every Tuesday evening. At. last. meeting the following officers were installed :-W. P.-John Boyle; W. A.-Euphemia. Cameron; R. S.-

Rev A. C. Bcll, Apnhaqui, N. B.,

ii native of this province, was in Moncton last week and on the pre- vious Sunday took the services in Ullper Apohaqui, in the absence of the regular minister.

Do not send communications to in-

idividual members ofstaH.Everything should be addressed"The Chanlotte- town Guardian, Charlottetown, P.E. il," and on the left hand corner at the bottom of the envelope should "Advertising," "Subscription," .“Ed itorial,” or "News" according to the contents. 4

Among the outward passengers from

this City Saturday were: Donald Nicholson to Montreal; W. S. Stew- art to Montreal; George DeBlois, to

lMontreal; A. B. Warburton and L. E. Prowse to Ottawa; Mrs Jas. Winches- ter, Mrs. Harry Winchester, and child to Boston; John R. and Mrs. Copp to St. John.

Rev Wm. Harrison has a suggestive

articlie in the Northern Christian Atl- vocnte on "Borrowed Plumes." The

,article does not deny that many un- believers have exhibited fine charac- ters, but says this has often been the result of training in the Christian re-

i'on redit or environment

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Trlmph Division, North Wiltshire,ti-i

in a prosperous condition and' con- tinues to hold interesting temiperance meetings. The following staff of officers have been elected for the en- suing quarter I-W. P.-Flora Camp- 'bellz~~-'-W. S.-Eddison Easter. R-.-.-S--H Myrtle Roy. A. R. S.-William Clark. Con.-Arthur Smith. A. C.-Bruce Noy. Shap-Maggie Smith. F. S.- Sarah Matheson. Treas-Edwin Ed- wards. I. S.-George Godfrey. O. S. -Stephen Deacon. P. W. P.--Hazel ‘Edwards Organist-Clara Bdlderston.

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.A very pretty wedding took place

at the home of George W. and Mrs Vatcher, formerly of Charlott.etown,'

but now living at 9 Cleremont Park'

I ‘Boston, Mass., on' Septemflier the four-l

A -teenth, when their daughter, Mary

I I I iEvelyn, was united in marriage to' _,I

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Herbert W. Coburn of Newport, Ver-'

Ovur Jenkins Ar. Son ‘inont. The ceremony was performed

NEW \?RO\VBEPBImK')?K i _~g,l1‘:€fl°“wmwn` ' ` :the presence of many friends. The

by the Rev. Herbert S. Johnson in

house was prettilly decorated with palm and u profusion of fiowcra. '1‘hc bride, who is it pretty brunette, was given nway by hor futher, nntl her gown wwe white satin measelinc, cn] trii'n, with veil, and she carried shower boquct of bridirl roses. Miss Pearl E. Vittcher sister of the bri<le,l ti'-its maid of honor, and Mis-s Abbie' Coburn, sister of the groom., was bridesmaid, both wearing pale blue silk. The -groom was supported by Joseph and George Vatcher, brothers of the bride. He is the son of Will- iam Coburn of Newport, Vermont, and is a .graduate of the Montpelier seminary, where he received first hon- ors. The bridal party received* in front of it trellis, trimmed with au- tumn leaves and beautiful flowers, and they stood under rt large wcdd-ing bell of golden-rod. After the recep- tion a dainty repast was served in the dining room, after which the happy couple were whirled away in an auto amid showers of rice and confetti. The wedding gifts were both numerous and costly. It is the sin- cere urish of the l.ride’a many friends, that her wedded life may be as full of sunshine as that of her wedding day.

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:Hlay’e Hair Health is the finest

ing the hair and promoting its grow- th. 50 cents and $1.00 per hottle.Har- ting soap also in stock, 26c is cake. A. W. Reddin Phem B.

Charlottetown Steam Navigation C0., Ltd Charlottetown Pictou

_ Change Of Time

' Ooinmenolnz Tuesday Juno ist, The E. 9. ‘Northainbei-l|.nd“ will loave itho Oomponyb

lig ,orofhe 'y _ - The article will no doubt, help many ming. She carried a handsomieibqquet minds-Christian Guardian. ‘of whitr, sweet peas, and was attend*

it .

preparation we know of for beautify- .tv fingers as

Service ' ‘ W

Sadie McQuarrie; A. H.. S.-Belle Mc- Nev‘in; Treas-John McPhee; F. S.- lshel McGi'llvery; Chap-Ethel iriv- ingston; Con--Walter Shaw; A. C.- Agnes McKay; O. S.-Duncan Mc- Nevin; I. S.-William Shaw; P- W. P. -Hector Darrach; Organist- Hattie McLean. Eclipse expects to have in- teresting meetings for the coming quarter in the wiiy of ri contest to be led by sister Sadie McQunrri'c and sister Katie B. Darrach. Visitors wel- come. Com.

...-- A very pretty home wedding was

witnessed at the Manse, Murray Har- bor North, on Wednesday, Sept 22nd at seven p. m. when Miss Helen Sage Gray was united in marriage to Lem- uel A. Kennedy of Murray Harbor West. As the closing strains of Wyman's Wedding Bells Mnirch, were sounded forth, the 'bride entered the beautifully decorated parlor, lwining on the arm of her father, who placed her by the side of the groom, nrisi-or

is lovely arch of tinted ivy and gold- en rod. The marilage ceremony was performed in the presence of twenty- tive or more guests, the immediate relatives ~oi` the contracting; parties. The father of the bride the Rev .Antl- rew Gray olliciated. The bride was very prottily attired in or dainty gown of white point d’sprit, over white taiieta, with rich lace trim

ed by her sister Miss Annie, who also wore a dainty gown of white. The groom was supported by his brother Roulston. '1‘he britle's presents were numerous, useful and costly, several of them being from friends at ni dis- tance. A bountiful wedding supper wasprovidod, and a plea.san.g_g'pd_.z_rl-v joyaiile evening' spent in which ap- propriate music, vocal and instru- mental was furnished. The young couple left for the mainland where they purpose visiting pla es of inter- est duriirg their wedding&rip.

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:MAYFLOWER, is a copright brand of Kerosene Oil, and its good qual- ity is always maintained. Ask your dealer for MAYFLOWER Oil and njoy the satisfaction of reading 'by a bright soft light. 9-Zddtf.

Our New “\/lodern" I

A. A. Waterman Fountain Pens

we believe are equal in mech- anical con- struction, to the best pen.

1 made. ‘ In addition

to this, they have the fol-

~ lowing unde-

niable advan-

L tages. ~. 7. They are 1-, self-filling,fil- . led in a ’, twinkling. ’ 2 As there is

no joint they cannot leak

f~ and soil the

. Jet?

many good pens do. - 3 The act of

_ filling also

cleans the delicate ink

Maier ME AT THE Atwi-tvs BUSY s'roRr.. I l-NEYl_A[ll8|'llS£|[lBl]

Free yourself of I Heavy covers

Sleep under the S

' "l`.A.B.S.’ Comfort

The T. A. B. S. Comfort keeps you warm but doesn’t weigh you down; protects but doesn't fatigue.

It allows you to get the full benefit of

your sleep. You wouldn’t believe it could make such a difference.

Let us show you our selection of exquisite pa ttezns

VVaddecl cc tton 6cx72 in. Pretty patterns of printed niuslin in several colors 55

Petter quality of filling and inuslin cover...... $250

Printed Sileeus and Red Turkish Chinfz . Pure Laminated Down 60x72.

The covering of this line is a beautiful dresden chintz with a plain satin sateen border...... __.... ......$5.00

Exquisite colorings in silkoline, satin sateen and silk satin are to bc found in the better qualities at

$6.50, 7.50, 9.00, l5.5O.

Stanley Bros.

Our Special

~ f -wiiriwiutino-i-‘tous - - _

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Wu have ninny ll:i'nndswln lyiii.:`i\w€fi\Lrl":J lliiiliiiliio wadtsclllng nf lovwgitvde prices,

put nnin oiuitils it ozi und 1001 ,sm iti-

BLENDED TEAS -in 3, 5 uni iolb tins

OUR YPECIAL-regular 28t ncw 24 or 5 lbs $1 in

GRAN SUGAR-2: lbs for $1.00 BEST BAR RAW-io lbs for 4:10.

All kinds of' FEED at |owest prices '

€.A.]W.[).l'£l.Ei.2b()]Nl` cb ("©

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Si 'p Sf 'p

‘Sw \\e tru pripaicd for our full trade and `

\ have oi hind the l irgest supply of glove

yi-To in tl t rlti, vihirli tie will sell for the above Egfr it for Cash sl o llicvrs, pipe rings, danipersin

" f. tt any'liiii_¢ in tinuarc

‘-f .lolibing proiiiplly itlert'le’l to Furnace wcrlr I

i‘ Y` Sp( t'iétll\'.

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|38 (treat (Jcoigc Sheet. Phone 'fligy z,

fl Open Evenin s .-.... W. ii srevi-;Ns0N ‘imp I

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eve pi e, eve pi e. \‘?`*i.’ l6c cr°einf16c er'oinl Q\.t\\\g,. ,iii ii if

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“$25.00 Reward.

or lla return uf or information _that wi I loud to the cap' ure of "Sllvor Gray fame Fox”

t'ing'u Co. _ _ _

Being true can be easily ¢'lu|i\tW\ld§,li_d'§ trap without injury-for worthlosl, givuhll _ .f no advantage to kllllhllilé-oriliturc 0r.`G_|\'° information that will lead thorolo, and heath . n iove rewnrtl.

' R. W . STEWART,

Brudnell, King's Co

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ATHLETIC MEET

ARENA KIRK Thursday Evening Oct. Zllt

The Victoria A.A.A. intend put-

ting on the following events, sanct- ioned by the M. P. A. A. A.

PROGRAMME.

50 yard dash, ib years. and iindcr.

5.: yard ii sh, io vents, Open.

:zo yard dash, Open. 4_;ii yard tlasti, Open. High jump, junior. Broari lninzi, Open. Pole Vault, Open,

i mile Bi )i:'e ia_e, Open.

Hnlf inllc Bicycle race, Open

5 mile run, Open. stick race, Open.

Obstacle r-tc , Upon.

i mile walk, men over 50 years. i mill* r- l ~y. teuiis nflour min.

1 mile walk, Open. Entries will he received by the

Secretary up to Wednesday, Oc- tober zotli, at 12 o‘clock, noon.

ADMISSION:-Children i; cts Adults

15 cents. Reserved Seals 1; c»vi'=. A, HEARTZ, BRENT GARNHUM, l’-i-slit.-ni. Secretary.

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Beer (D. Weeks’

“Biitgest Potato"

Prize Competitirn

All :ro invited to paraicipate lu this

our znd annual prize contest.

Seven valuable prizes are offered-

the lieavisfit potato sent will be awarded ist pvize, the next heaviist znd prize, :mtl s i on.

Costs nothing to compete. Compeiiicn closes on or about Oct.

gist. ~

Bring or send your heaviest polatoto

our big Furni'ure and Linen store Sunny~ ide, Chitrlottetown.

Beer 0. Weeks '

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Farm and Summer Hotel

for Sale

Mrs Smith his decided to sell the farm

and hotel of the late Matthew Smith, at Hampton Beach. This is a very desir- ab c property as hundieds who may ree-d this notice of s.le will attest The farm contains about io: acres, divided into ten

fields, well fenced with cedar Boats and eight strand viire fencing, i e fences nu being largely tiiil r. ln the last six years. Thi-rc is no richcr or better farm on l‘, E lsttnd. Mr Smith lived on the property over 30 yr are and never sold a lou of tayor bushel of oats off the farm lie was a large ftcdcr of fa! cattle for a number ol' years and enriched the fare

shore line of the tarm has been noted for

ti a very high btute of cultivation. The

Have You Tried

DR All E ’ S

_ 0ld English Ginger B E E R

(ln Stone Bottles)

A thirst satisfying drink, Insist on geting Drake’s.

E, . H.Mcl£ACl-IERN, Ch'town, Selling Agent for P. E...

ttad&r6in Box3i3. Phone 27: 1..

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yi-.ms for its large deposits of sea-need which Mr Smith wisely cnnveref

through his stables, `pi§gery and barn yardstoa line fertilizer or his land. As a farm it has few equals anywhere. The nuilcings have been added tc almos yearly and its-pt in Grst class repair Within the laav. two yearaa Lrge two iitory addition containing kitchen, store. room and launiry, all separate, on Brat floor and sleepin.: rooms for family and help on second floor, also a fine wate system with sewerage throughout the house ata cost of about Omoo. The house now has comfortable accommoda- tion tor fifty guuta and is hlled contin- onsly through the season with grown pet- ple paying ti-tm $7.00 to $iz.oo_a ‘week

the waiting lm and those turned uny for want of room have been a -greater u ber than those who were taken- Full

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channels and prevents clog- giiig.

e have the best

$1.00 pen on the market.

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Bicycle Road Race, 0ct. 14th,

Entry Blank

To Ernest Rice. Charlottetown, P. E. l.

Dear Sir -- Please enter my name ae contestant in the Bicycle Road

Race. to take place on Thursday afternoon, Oct. 14th.

Name. ..... ... .. .. ... ....

Addres|............ . . .

Club you represent.......

Seniorot-junior ri\ce.................,.......

n in . investigation will substantiate al thele statements. The hotel has an establish- il trade. quite a number -ofthe forma being already engaged for the coming eseon. This property. h0l¢l "[0 farm, in a money innker l\l¢| 'Ill yield a net income reasonably .“’¢\| managed of *|500-1500 °Y°*fl!- "'9- smiti. will ssii in-. farm. milf' =f°P» farm machinery, cattle, horltl. ¢\l’l’lll¢l etc. the Hotel. |'umiture,fn fact every- thing cn and abcut the place, excepting p:raon\l property, all together, or farm .ind Hotei furnish-d,separa\ely, at a great bargain and will give to the right ptr!! nufficienl iinte to pay for half or mcfc cl the pnrclnise money off the procddl 0

thgfropetty.

ra. Smith desires to spend the winlel

with her children in Callfomla and wil give possession anytime between now and january. Any porwn desiring to purchllc his ro est should come and malta a

Entries close with Mr. Rice on Woineiiday, Oct. Lesh. The course for

the senior nice is the same an that used, for the Gtllrdibli R0ld RMB

l P P Y » personal investigation early lettlngftlle

-1-.==== . G ' F Hutcheson l ° » - .

-~”‘f wnarttla|ly,exoept.Snnday,ata-moolooka.m ° Th fine fl, f hi l l $_ . Ol veland acer Silver Cups nderaigned know, a few daylbeorc

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S R JENKINS. M- D~ imntniomiohintmmw a. w. wanronn. - ' H i<a_M».1~ruit\\ smir .

9-zgtlmwfoi Hampton,

,,oaped from den of R. W. rtielurt, Bmdncll- ,

and for tue pgs: time yer.-d »pe°p|¢’_¢n`

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