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This funeral oi' the late Mrs Archibald

l S H I L 6 H McDougall takes place at ll this (Satur i “yi l1l0I`l1il1iZ to Arllyle Shore Cemetery.

AMONG those leaving the city yesterday

is-_ .~f»~-1 = ;pre BC4apt, Fflllen Finlayson to Ottawa;

ss ary a mer for Montreal en route

#,\,',7|`|`:'i1`i|u' l|rrN|iM‘lWWNIhhW-*WWE to En|zland;_\V. J. Arnold late of the

Condensed Milk Co. on return to England.

HE P Paiifi-:s of produce at the market yester-

V day nelnaincd unchanged from previous

' "' market.. Poultry was very plentiful,

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In lwautlful clgfh f wl selling from 0 to lilc per lb, geese and

1, 1.” I 'ducks l0c perlh. 'l‘he price of pork was lm* l in easier from 71; to 'l`;'c.

` I Jolm Mi‘Quii.i.AN, produce dealer-.of

3 `/‘J Lower Queen Street. is removing from

_ his present quarters to t-he Connolly

Tin-V are selling fast. lwilfli--sf---'ll-el' up the Sr.. near nor. , nl- i 0llesi.erSi.rect,wherclie \vll| have more C“1ie"Il\)aud get your eonunodious accomodations and be more

" “‘° t centrally localoil.

I Q 'l‘iii~: work of placing the telegraph poles

T A & L on the railway line to Murray linrlior is

__ about completed and it is expected thai,

` ` after the approiiches to the bridge are

wlI““|§_"Ok'5t0re' finished next week, wiring will he lit-gun "' ' at once. It is probable that the cntiie i_|,i,|_|),\l)_N!!F.'F!FMR\MM\'ddMlM\l\|NNNi§ \vork \vlll he finished in about two wt eks time.

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RI-:\'. J. B. G/iNoi\'(i,S, Field Secretary

for New lirunsivick and 1'. li. Island

will spend Sunday the 12th in the cily,

preacliing in Zion church on Sunday

are mn specialty morning and in the Baptist chuich in

T the evening. I-Ie will also speak at the i l'0-DAY. . . . Y. M. o. A. at 3.45 p. m. siitiett “Adult

liibli- Class Movement." Conference at the

Apple Pies nc each. (dose,

Mines Pies nie each

ijieani Pie-s ia & r5c each

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L 'l‘iii-1 St. Dunstan's football team that ocean * -ot is ini _ Y_ _ _ imrk Hruit Cake qc pound p ny~i the N ictorias this afternoon is as snliann Cake soc per lb f

Nill Cl\l¢0 20C lb

white Cake r6c per lb

li.-rmlof all kinds, all fresh

and good.

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Eull Back -D S Macdonald.

alves-DF Macdonald, Frank iliac-

donald, Joseph Gallant, and Leo McCor-

D. STEWART l

Quarters-Austin Ilradley. liay Gillis.

T@lfi~l\°i\€ HI- 1"or\vards»Adolph\is Mi.-Intyie, (Capt.)

nlfélgvlégfssgd L. Bourassa, Andrew Blanchard, Chester

' McCarty, Justin McCarty, 1’eierl". Mac-

Dw~¢`y*~¢~;y*iwg donald, liowurd Macdonald, Raphael

looney.

Sterdah S WM. in UW Ully WA'rcn for The Guardlan's comic pag

¥ every Saturday morning.

'M,,0iliceisln Ne P l -

Tin-1 Missionary Anniversiary will be

_held in the Methodist Churches of the I city on Sunday. '

1 A'i‘ui¢Kicr \ve|ghing30lbs was on ex` 'hlbition in the market yesterday. It } was fed by Mrs Long, Wheatley River, and sold to John Holman.

Tai-1 Mark \Vright Furnishing Co. inform The Guardian that they made several shipments of furniture over the Mil-"ri-Y Hn-'bor Railway before the Bridge was opened. -

Tnic warehouse of the S. S. City of

London is as full of freight as an egg is of meat. Carters are enabletohaul the goods quick enough for thh trips of the steamer and to relieve the congestion.

A coanuii. invitation is extended to

everybody who wishes to cali and see The Guardian Web Perfecting Press while running at 11.30 a. m. on Monday or Wednesday of each week. This is the only press of its kind ln the Province and well worth a visit., Lf

This department of public works

Ottawa, has awarded a contract for the laying ofl8,000lineal feet of pipe for a postal pneumatic system in Toronto to thcCnnadiari Pneumatic Tube company, the approximate amount of the contract being $120,000. 'l‘lie same company has received acontraet for 4,000 feet of pipe fora simllyr servico.in;Montreal,to cost about $55,000. ,

Tiii-1 President oi’ the 1\Iaritiine Winter

Fixirliiiis received a letter from His llon‘ or, the llonorable D. A. Meliinnon, Licutcnnni, Governor of P. E. I. accepting the invitation to open the lair at Amherst on the evening of Dec. 4th. It is expected that the premiers of the three Maritime Provinces will also be present and deliver addresses. Entries are now coming in for the exhibition in such a manner as will justify us in saying that the fair will far surpass any previous exhibition. Ex.

Tiiii death took place in Boston on thc

22nd uit. after three days illness, of pneu- monia, of Annie, beloved wife of John McKinnon, son of Donald McKinnon, Buchanan`s Settlement, Kings County, in the 22nd. year of her age. They were married in Boston some three uionths ago, and inih.-h sympathy is felt for the bereaved husband in his early sorrows. He brouiziit the remains home and they were laid to rest at thc Presbyterian -Church, Dundas, on the 27th. uit. A large number of people attended the funeral. The services in the house and at the grave \vere conducted byRev. M. N. McLeod. Presbyterian Minister, Dundas.

IN FURNITURE

“Always the best value in the city.

Mark Wright Furnishing Co ’s.

SMART HATS FOR SMART DRDSSERS

‘W-`e’ve Captured the Trade With

Q V I vegetables.-Halifax Chronicle.

i H LK W A - Rav. J. F. .`ioii:~'s'i'o.\'i~;, St. Margarets,

I . . has resigned his parish and is compelled

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"-F; iii-/i-{‘: it I Kelly, Daniel McIntyre, Arch. C. McPhee,

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lHEY’Ri. BEST Bi:CAUSl:` Sl Yl.iSii

"Hawes" Ilnis are noted for their STY LE. It is re- markably easy to select a be- coming style. There-‘s a trap- piness-a siuartncss about the “lIawes" that other hats \lon’t. possess.

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“Perfect Gt” is anotlier strong feature of the popular "Hawes", Being se1f-cou- forming they fit any head; and the drummed cushioned sweat also tends to iit-c0m- fort.

FUR ANY FACE

Hawes system of making 'Hats in different propor- tions enables any msn to choose an appropriate shape

“Worn

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price to Boston-

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Thcy'rc Best, ' Because Durable

over a year and has’nt

faded a particle--al most as good as new"-A ciisto1ner's testimony to the goodness of the "‘lIawcs”-They-’re all the snnic-fadeless-wear- resist- ing-shape-retaining.

RIGHT PRICE

s" Hats cost $3-one all. In New York- Chirago- Montreal

“Hawes” Hats cost §3-same

Charlottetown. We

bring you New York styles at New York prices.

OUR HAT

RTMENT

Our well lighted Hat De- partment-on the ground floor-is entirely separate

llie different styles come in various crown heights and brim widths--we can suit any face and figure.

from our main store where you can select your hat in comfort. or ue'll send them to your home on approval.

YOUR NAME IN YOUR HAT FREE

SMART HATS , pf SMART HATS

Fon »- ` FQK pound

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DR. Moa:-nv. Tigulsh, was a passenger

to the city early this morning. '

Cnsnnns F. Davison, under-taker, has

removed his place of residence io Upper Prince street, opposite the Baptist church.

Ma. HAYDI-IN, second otllcer of the

Petrol. has been appointed first ofllcer on the Stanley in place of the late Capt. Geo. McLeod.

J. J. Huuiiizs, M. P., and A. L. Fraser,

Souris, were in the city yesterday. Mr. Fraser leaves this morning on a business trip to the mainland.

W. T. WE1.LNni¢ returned last night

from Boston where he has been for some time, taking a course in Optics with one of Boston's eye specialists.

A LARGE batch ofexecutions for poll tax

were handed into the Police Court yester- day for collection. '1`liose who have not yet paid should do so at once.

Rav. J. B. GANONU, of Sussex, N. B.

the new Sunday School travelling Secre- tary will address amass meeting in Y. M. C. A. Hall Sunday at Il.~i5.All are invited. '

Anvini-is were received by Shatford

Brothers today to the efi`ect that Can- adian and American oil has been afl» vanccd three-quarters of a cent a gallon. -Halifax Herald.

Touonaow will be oi served throughout

the world by the Youni.; .\lcn's Christian Associations as a day ui prayer lor young men. Special reference to this will he made in the mass meeting tomorrow.

S. S. Ri»:s'rinouciii~: sailed from Mont.-

treal for Charlottetown yesterday inorn~ ing. She will be due here Monday morning and will sail Monday night for St. Johns, Nfld.-~A. Pickard 8:. Co., Agents.

Tui~:ni~: were 05 passengers from l-last

River ports by the S. S. City of London yesterday with the following cargo: £500 bushels potatoes, bales hay, 30 barrels oysters, 10 tubs butter, -leases eggs, ll beef cattle and one dressed hug.

Paosscnroa Ii. A. l.iisI.ii~: wiites that

the correspondence in '1‘he Guardian was the first intlmation he has had of illegal liquor selling in \Veilinglon, and invitei the correspondent to lay pro;-cr ininrnni- tlon with him, which he will atti-nzl tu.

Fnssii M<‘Ewi»:s, son of lioi-ac: lili-

E\\'en,traiu despatcher of the i’. l-2. I. ll leaves this morning for Cahrary. lt is pleasing to learn that Mr. McEwen who was taken ill with pneumonia while ii. the employ of the Anglo Ainci-i<~.-nl Telegraph Office at Sackville is n-uch improved.

SEND in postage stamps to “The Gunr

dian, Charlottetown," il cents for 100 ’l`un~ nel stamps, 11 cents for 21.0, iii crnls io: 300,121 cents for -100, 20 tent.. lor 500 or :'12 cents for 1000. 'l`hcsc prices include cos! of mailing. Everybody should use Tunnel stamps on their envelopes and correspondence. d tw tf

I’. E. ISLAND produce is coming in

plentifully. The cargoes arriving Wed- nr-,sduy night included the following: Murray River-Schooner Iiapiure, 2000 bush. potatoes, 200 bush. turnips, 25 hush. carrots, 000 bush. oats; Souris-Schooner Abana, 3,200 bush potatoes, 200 hush tur» nips; Schooner G. A. Chisholm, 2,700 bush potatoes, 500 bush outs, 303 bush turnips; Montague-Schooner \Varren \V. 1-`., 2,800 hush potatoes, 200 bush turnips, 150( hush oats, 200 hush carrots, 10 hush

to come to the City Hospital to undergo treatment for his eyes. Several days ago his parishioners presented him with an a-idress regretting his departure, and expressing sincere \vishcs for his recovery shortly. The address was accompanied by a purse of $125 and

Iugh A. McPhee, Joseph ll. McDonald, Clement McDonald, Neil McPhee, James McLean, on beh ilf of parishioners.

Friendsof The Guardian are again ask

ed to have all their advertising matter whether of entertainments, lectures, con- certs.or of a general nature,ln this Office not later than 4 p. in. and of any consid- erable length much earlier, as it. is impos- sible to give all the news of the day if nd- vcrtising has to be handled at night, for every line of the latter prevents the appearance of the same quantity of news. For the issue of the 13th one third of a col- umn of such advertising was set up in type at inight, and readers were thus deprived of thc same quantity of late nows.This,of course, makes The Guardian less valuable to readers and correspond- ingly so to advertisers, and in future only emergency advertising will be accepted at night. Friends are asked to hand in all their advertising as early as possible each day.

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This week it has fallen to the

turn of the miiiinery department to

turn out a special value for Satur-

day, and we really want you to see

how well they have responded to

the call. Most of tires: are trim-

med felts. and they include a lot of

the newest shapes in the catalogue

of fall fashions. They are daintily

-tastefully-artistically trimmed

-such work as you’d naturally

expect from Char1ottetowu's great-

est millinery store, There is none

of the bargain counter idea about

them-Tney were simply made up

\viih the idea of seeing how much

style-and real goodness we co-.iid

put into a hat for $2.49.

They are ready on the second

floor--We woufd like you to ex-

press your opiniou of them, and

see if they are, as we think#

worth much more money.

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Tiii-:annual meeting of the Northern Agriculture Institute will he in-ld in May-_ tleld liaii on Monday evt-ning the llltli inst at 7.30

.loiiN l~`. ll.\i.i:i:, returned by the ex-*

press ivliich arrived caxly this inoriiingl from ii trip to thc Piiciilc Coast. Mr.' linker left Cliarlutti-town in J ifni- l-ist. and proceeded to Vancoiiver and Victoria thence south along thc Puciilc Const and returned by way of the Middle States visiting liis sou and daughter en route. Mi'. Baker had n very pleasant trip and, The(luardian is pleased to learn, feels greatly improved in health.

llr. (`haso'n (lint- mcntisa certain and guaraiitl-L-ii cur-cfoi-c.n:li and c\'cry fu r in ot' itching, lilcedinp and oti ndin

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piles. Seo testimonials in tim prcss and asf Vuur nei|:liln»r.~i about lt. You can uso it and get 'our miiimy back if notsiatisilcd. 001:. at all dealers or li1u.\iANsoN. Buns szuo., 'l`oronto.

na. oi-iAsa's oiN1'iviaN1°. ANNOUNCEMENTS.

-Read Mr-,l{enna`s nd. in today‘s issue. Good value for good goods.

-For Sale-second hand butter tubs

in good condition. Apply at this ofiice.

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-Any good hoy, wi-ll ri-coniiiii-ndid

can obtain permanent einployinent. A good chance for the right boy. Apply here. if

\Vc have just received a package of

china direct fron. Japan It is the nicest line of the kind in the city.-\V. P. Culwill, Sunnyside. 7-I2 il tf.

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Fresh Bulk Chocolates

We have just received a

large stock of

Lowney’s

Chocolates

in bulk, fresh from the

manufacturers.

Try them. 601: a

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who are fond of good

hulk perfumes will be intercsted in our stock.

We have some elegant

odors which we will he glad to have you sample.

We will be greatly

mistaken if you do not find a favorite here.

Prices 25c to 75c per

Do not let the Doctor

It is Getting Colder every without

A GOOD HEAVY

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A. WINFIELD sc-OTT, Mgr.

Phone 63. P. O. BOX 417.

If you have none

GET ONE FOR at $10.00 or $12.0

WHOLESALE AND RHTAII..

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Ho.vea.llYour Mone _ day. so do not go out

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Clothing Store,

Opera House Building,

Cliarlottctown, l’. la. l.

TRADE AND SHIPPING.

Nov. lil-Arrived: Lady May, McDou- gall, llcllc River; Lavinia, l’owcr,il’ic lou; Milo, Ganiiiii, Sydney; liiislm (Irowcll, Giilin, Isaacs Harbor; S.S. City of Ghent, Salisbury, liniifiix ; Chief Coininnndcr, Langill, \'crnon River; Ivanhoe, Snriy. llridgeivnie-r, N. S.; North Star, Fiiiliiyson, l’iiietii-; l.o~ chit-l, Smith, Shedinc, N. ll.

Nov. l0»(7|eared : Lady May, l\lcDou;.1i\li.

Belle River; S. S.(1iiy of (lhent, Salis- bury, Suinuicrsidc; lvanhoe, Surly, Vernon River: 'Millie \\'nshhui'ii, Fra- zer, Orwell; North Star, l"inlayson, Pinette ; Lochiei, Smith, Slicdlar, N. ll.

iF A DYSPEPTIC, USE HUTCH-

"Not n foulsinelling nasty tasting do.-ie.`

but a palatiihlc “ppciizing corrcctor of acidity, heart burn and wafer hraslr. It. iviislies away formenting matters, and the tough mucusthnt coats the dyspcptii: s 1~i.oini\cli, lcaving itcli-au, rcfi'c.~1h\-4| and ready to digest proper food. It`s n dot-tor

for ten cents. li' you can spare $1.00 ynu| can buy 200. By mail from \\'oodward ' Chemical Co., Buffalo, N. Y. or liridgc- hurg, Ont. For sale by all Diuggists

If youeat something that does not'

agree with you take Hughes Dyspcpsia‘ Tablets. 'l`hey will correct the trouble in

quick time. For sour stomach, heartburn bloating etc, they are uncxcellcd. Pri:-e 250 per box-Geo. E. Hughea,Apolhecf.rles

Hall. llil l\v. I

DUUCE.

"The Two Macs"

DRUGGISTS Cor. Gt. Geo. and Kent Sta.

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DRUG' CLERK WANTED

lillllllilililllll llllililillilll i

ing qualification. oxpcrleiico li' any and rc- forcncehb f

At the Kensington Drug Store. Apply stat- i

Porn or ciiliaoiiriowii.

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Synopsis of Canadian North-West Homestead Regulations.

ANY rveii iniinlici-iii ~w-iiini of iii-inini<-ii

l.iii~.d.~ in Xliiiiiiiilizi or ilu' .\ni'll|-\w~i

l’i-niiiwi-~_ i-xr-v|»lii\l: N and '_'|l. not ii-~r~i-wil. may la- lnni|i~~ioa4i1-il by any pi-i-son \\'ln» 1. i_‘-.c roll- hi-nd ofa fiiiiiily, or :iiijr iiiiili- \i\1-i I* veal-s of nur. in il.<- n-.\ii-ni of oin--qiiaii-lei' nsctnn. ofiiiutn-i-<»~, inni-1-ni it-~~.

Fiiiliyiimylii-|niuli~ |n»|-~|\ni\||\' iii tin- lm-nl

Thi- lioim-~i<-.'nl1-r is i-eqiiii-4-rl in pei-i`nrin tl 4-

c|imlitioii~ r-niiin-rtcil iiicii-\\iil| under oneof the i`ollo\\'ing plans:

ill Ai li-a~t -lx inonih.~l‘ i'i-.-irli-inn upon nid

euliivzfiinii of thc hind in carli yc. r for iliico yi-:ii'.~'. _

12) lt`iln- latin-r (nr iinithi-i. if lin- latin-i'i<

lib liiln-~t-til:-rim-al\l~|11-iiiiiineiii ii-.siilc-pro

upoii furiiiiiiu land n\\i.|-al hy hiin in ilu- \'if-iiiiiylnl' his l\<»in<-.~ii'ml, ilu- i'i-iinirs-inn-ills a~ to i-4 ._iilr|n<i- may hi- .~nti.~‘i‘rrl by rn.-i|l<-ncu upnn lin-said hind.

Six inonilis” noliii- in niitiniz -hniild l-c

given in tin- i‘oii|ini>~ioin-|~<ii lloniinion i.n||d.~i at ilttuwa of liifcniiini in apply for patent.

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lla-piity nf ihc .\liiii~t<-i ofthe interior.

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FALL TIME TABLE.

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