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THE QUEENS CDUNTY GUARDIAN

we D0 li Head Office in _New Prowse Block-Charlottetown.

rn.. intent news, and sz au.

_nd attend to business ' every minute of the

year, day \r night. Lady assistant.

evening. _

The mall train came in last night

_ "°-‘_ at ten tive. | There will 'be no service in Marsh- *- tield Presbyterian Church tomorrow P. E. Duffy, City, leaves thu

morning ona v sit tio Boston.

D. Mc Orwell canreto the city J. J. McGillvray, Blooining I‘.in'.°,

Feitefdliy '\10l`“\“8&\1d re istered at the was among the \f.sltors to the city

~' ggioexpn Howl. He retnrnediutho after~ y¢gi;srd;y_ - , _

Einbalniing a speciatly the Davison Undertaking

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C. F. DAVISON, ____

M anager

Odice and showi rooms zu- 209 Prince St.

:The program at the Bijou to-night 01° mill *F9111-

_C. 'A. McNntt. Kensington, was

Rev Mr Thompson preaches to theiamong those r`eg.stered at the Victoria brethern of Lorne Lodge at DeBa.bls Ht-lwl ymterday.

‘ tcmiorrow at 2.30 p. m. The brethern ~ . _._._- _

of sister lodges are invited to attend. T. C. Edgett; City, was among, the

passengers to the city last night on

is The Url Scout (A thrilling story] _'“ ni tus Boer war) 2 Lines oi wi-.ie H. F- Foshan. Mt Stewart. was ‘ on n sunen sea, tn sonutiiiu drama it the city yesterday few'-‘nine in the Song. Sweethearts for life Matinee afternoon.

today at 4.30 p. ln, Admission bc. ‘ -_ _

'_ , 11-20d1i- l A. J. oi-ent, Pearse station, re-

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" closing out

ol i ur Carpet Department

We di~.c_»ri\inue our carpet dep-.irtment hi

end of this in-_ii ih and must dispose of :he ~\ocl< at some price bifor: that time. Do you realize what pheiioinennl iiirgains this closing out sale "rings to you. If you have not already bought come and see how little it will coft _you for new home lurnishings at this sale,

We offer you Carpets, Rugs, Mats. Linolcums, Floor Oilcfolhs, Cur- tains Window Shades

etc af genuine disco unis of 25, 55, and 50 V per cent off our regular

close selling prices.

Our former prices were -lower than the gen-

eral market--making these big reductions now given absolutely unparralleled.

See the goods foi yourself-Dontlet an opport-

tnrned yesterday afternoon after spending the day in the city.

The evening service 'in the Central

Christian Church tomorrow will be- gin at 6.45 and will close in good time for the union meeting. Rev J. F. Floyd will preach morning and even- ing.

Yesterday the town clack. went out

Oli strike and many 9. hurrying pedes- trian gazed in wonder when at. twelve itlie clock tclled two, and at one, three. Even the town clock wanders at times.

I The coldest temperature recorded yesterday was twenty-tour degrees B. have zero and. the highest was twenty

six above up till nine p. m. The cold-.

est recorded the previous night wnsl """" thirty-four above. | The King's Business Mission will | _*_ have service in the Salvation Army

'I‘odav's Gusrdi°n contains a page

for Misses which will be appreciat- by mothers who find it ditilcult to secure pretty styles for the young girls. Mlany splendid suggestions

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fm gl cn 5° ", “My W°'k °‘° Po-sons uname en get Ne isa. The _

l l 1, :- | Rev A_ whmmml Kmtvm ' N_ s_ _Guardian news department, ny p one will preach in the Baptist? Chun "at any hour are asked to ring 124 asl -1

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Clyde River, tomorrow morning at li

1 d t N th R1 _ i h number. In the interim, between the ._ in H or vcr D t B evening gglhour of closing Saturday night and __ taken at the latter plum spgcml that of openilngln the early mornlugif

7. The annual thank odering will

music for the occasion.

l Rev J. W. Kirlry, pastor ol the

conducting a series of fortnightly phoning above.

sermons on the Women of the Bibi

lilctliotlist. church, Hopewell, who is

delivered n, very edifying dinncyurgn ,gl Three drunks were lined -four dollars

Sunday evening on Miriam, or Wang.

ing at din crnnin oi Greatness.-st.,

John Telegraph.

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AS great interest centres aroun

the tcinperance cause in this Pr

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vincc, 'Ilhc Guardian publishes

li. W. McDonald, Vernon, was in

the city yesterday.

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H. L. Limgley, of the Canadian Lx- press Company. Truro, was .1 passt~n~ gc: east yesterday glee;-noon,

Dr. J. Y. McFadyen, Boston, was among the passengers to the city last night on the :Xpress on avleit to friends in this city. '

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. .Mies iiertha Howatt, Boston, torn#-| Ierly. of.,this _C ty, ari°f,Vf0<l last nigh*-V by_,the mail__trai1_i on a-.yislt to. _.

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parents D. B-hd Mrs. Hcwatt. .

Fred E. Underhay, Portlaid, Nic, I arrived in tho* _city last night and I--'t' yesterday morning on .1 visit tuhis ‘old -bomnia Bay Fortune.

P. W. McLeod. Mt Stewart, came in

on the eastern- train yesterday ix oin- ing. He went out in the afternoon.

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At the recent annual cradle roll re-

ception of the Portland street church, St. John, six were baptised by the gp-istor Rev Neil McLaughlan, former- ly of this Province.

Dr Elliott will pre-ach in Grace

church, tomorrow morning at 11 a.m.

mence at a ouarter to seven p. ur. and close promptly at half past seven.

,,_ Edward Island to Fredericton and

unity like this . ass by.

Choice oiiering

in

Neck Furs .

'\Iever before had we

sucli a beautiful coliictioii ot' Neck furs, as this seas n. They come direct to us from the best Furriers in Canada and have the lare~t touches of style and novelty.

We want you to see what

we call style and value be- fore spending a cent f_or furs of any sort. We insist on generously good qualities thronghtout with the assur- ance of absolute satisfaction uith every sale.

See our Mink Sets

H _.g and separate pieces

` . Mink furs sa

People who hate seen our __ bel h

"Safes the richness of the- fur' kid We have marking and the modexlate plilces faseetliis season been most successful with _Mink,‘ u1;i1ink on niinlé and if you intend Pufchaiqlig oiitaiytion to see what Furs. W¢ extend* SP°.°‘“. ‘nw arisen.

we can show you. We invite comp

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Cha/rlottetown’ B18 Departmental D on

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dnv the re ort of the Grand Worthy

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Patriarch. Rev E. S. Weeks, Bid

havi-fr out in there at twelve on Thurs- dn" night. '

Barracks tlls evening at 8' o‘clock. _ Dr Elliott will preach and Mr Naftb f‘ gsr wi‘1 sing. The offering will be for i ihe S. A-1-my work. Everybody lnvlt- ed.

it is useless to call up any other Z

oi Monday, communications and news' ;= can be dropped in the letter box of t The Guardian main entrance, amd further enquiries- can be made by

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each in the police court this morning Ono ot the prisoners was Mathias Butler, who was arrested on tne Pati- flc express when-it arrived ycstcrda 4 aiternoonil He was bound from _Prlncf

0-,was an annoyance to the other pas-

sengers on the train. Wiheir he arrived

e. here he was asleep and without a

lord, instead ni tho regular weekly tlckev and had not enough money

sermon. The report is a splendid one and should be widely read.

The missionary annivcrssfry of Ox-

ford st. church, Halifax, will bc ha‘<l next Sunday 21st, when Rev Dr Jabez A. Rogers, of Sussex, N. B., will preach at both services. In the miter- noon thc formal re-opening of the Sunday school r-ooms will take place and in addition to exercises by the school, Dr Rogers will give an ad- dress.-Wcsleyan. Dr Rogers is known to many in this Province.

At the City Police Court yesterday,

Vincent Power, George Rodd and John Yeo, appearedcharged wl~h causing a

disturbance on Elm Avenue some days

this morning to pay his fllne John Star.

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The usual Annual Celebration oil St Andrew’s Day, under the auspices' of the Caledonia Club will be held, on the evening og_Novembcr 30th, iu| the spacious rooms of the Club, Vic-: " toria Row. The program will con- I ist oi patriotic speeches. Scottish

n music and dancing Re-

so es. vine ‘ ~ .; freshments will be served. Only a; imited number of tickets have been' issued, to be had of the following committee: Charles Webster, Jermes =`=

Paton, S. A. McDonald, W. A. Scott _

and A. McDonald. '_.

The Rankin Dry Dock Cmnnnny, on

ago, Aim-ge number of wimesses we,-e\Arthur Kill, Staten Island, opposite

Rodd was fined five dollars or thirt

however. pending good behaviour.

the best medi-

iites of

foul' sons and

the it the burner be old, burnt out or

lar e dirty, i1 the wick be clogged, of it

pi ccession

Mai y's

Requiem mass was Pastor after which laid to rest in the

': he sym‘pnthy of the is cxten ed to the Other papers please copv.

:The new reel at New Wonder

The Squ-sw's Sacrifice. toqetho

beginning at 4.39 l 1'-20dll¢

I T0-DAY

we make s specialty of DOUGHNUTS at loc a dozen.

Apple Pies uc each Mince Pies uc each Cream Pies 12 and i5e each Cocoanut Pies i5 and :oc each Dark Fruit Cake 3o¢ lb Sultana Cake :oe lb Nut Cake loc lb

White Cake 20:: lb ~

Bread of all kinds. all fresh

and good. -

Telephone 21|

D. Stewart. ECLIPSE BAKERY

Bskes Best Bread

land for to night ls “The new Cop" and “Which ls which". also

with an extra reetcendy matlneis for the children this afternoon. doors open at 4 o‘clock mntlnde

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examined and after quite a quantity of Elilll-'llill-\1P0l`f». N- J.. 1188 H<""l- £0 'H10 contradictory evidence had been diges- ted Power and Yeo weredischarged and the drydock, 130 by 65 feet. which it

Staten Island Sbipbuildlni.: Company

was building lor its ownlisv. and this

days. The sentence was suspendedy, dock will be at work early in Novem-

ber in the lower yard s;l_`i\la_riucr’s Harbor. The Rankin Con'/pany will

Itis apsinfnl duty to announce the at once start to build anr/tlier dry-

death of .vlrs Allan McDonald, Har- dock ol the same dimes-ions lor its

which took place at the ther- own use, and as Mr Iluukin hlnsclf

Hospital about two p. m Novihas had a Ions Glverloute in tho con- 63rd year of her age. The struction of drydocks, will make- n» who had been in good health speciattly ol same on contract. Also

taken ill with build all kinds ol wooden boats vrd

haul and repair them.-Marine Jour-

hsr\d= weld mn, New york.)-The Mr nnnuin re- “"°"5° “nd if' [erred to above isa brother of Mrs.

t‘h°.qh°‘;i John Williams, Upper Prince St,Clty,' °““m§ and can be appropriately termed "a

successful Islander abroad."

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:Lamplight will not be salilelactor

you use inferior oil. With you lamp in good order and MAYFIDW- ER OIL which is especlalry prepared for houeeb’o'.d use, you wil have the beet light for the eyw known to num.

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Deligliiluit J ' Preparation

for chappcd hands and roughness of the skin. Not sticky nor dirty, nicely perfumed. We can recommend it.

Cream ef Rose

and Almonds

25 Cents

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Mr Naitzger $11 .ing ni. we morn-` mm-4 _ ll-4 _

l - ervice in on Chur h t r ' . ‘nk _ . ' ' altkelevcn o'clocla. ` c Umor pr' m & '

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The-services in the evening will com- D

There has been some anxiety felt _

concerning the Tug Islander which left ‘ here on Wedne~day l st for Vernon » River and which had not arrived at that port up to a late hour last night. Captain Sangster has reported from Georget wn 7

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iii liliinkii_iMa1'Iii0lS‘_. ` "

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I'l“S S0 E-\SY'1`O GET enthusiastic when _

we commence talking over "this fur department of iv - ours _-that we often describe too many things - use ' much space andspace in this Guardian costs much d

current coin of the realm.

So this time we devo‘e our fur talk to “NAR” N'

l`\0 |`.” This is handsome br..wn fur-marked like 5 ,.

mink, warm, graceful and durable and one of' _

which we havea very heavy stock chosen from 3 ;

some makers who were willing to give u-i very spec- Z

ial prices to get our order. .Now tor example,- _,_ f

Nice little scarf pretty ‘ Plain throw over

shap , rich brown, tin- scarf satin lining ricl fl ished with head soft brown great _ . _ and fwe mils, , value at . . . . . . . . 3

Nicely m1rk»il _mink Wide Stole brown 5 ,

mamwt icalf' Gmshed satin lining ‘~ tails trim ‘ ty with tails and claws pnny fungreat ig

length 76 inches . value at _ _ _ _ ‘

Hand _ome stole, wide at neck A handsome caperiue cut so as ti

and shoulders, long fronts, 8 9 toiii: close up round _nt-cle. _' rails handsomely marked. . 0 rich,sofi brown cord and tails °

Better and larger marmot neck pieces-alsolpretty brown _

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Our leader, Hat style wide mink Handsome marmot muff .

marmot muff prettily marked pillow style, 2 heads and 4 4,'

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special at _ .,. .. . _ . . . . . _ . .. ta1i~,tine value at ._ ,3 1

Dainty little marmot muff, trim Rug muff of mink ma'in'>t 'eri

styles iinished at side with 6 large, lined with satin finished 9 @ f

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large head and two small tails _ with heads and tails. . . . ..._+ Q 1

And you’ll do well to remember that Marmot just represents one .- _

little corner in what is about the best equipped fur dep 'irfrnent in P. E I. “ Squirrel--Fitch--Sable--Minit--Persian Lamb Fox-all the right sorts are

---and at our one low “net” no discount saving price ]us°. compare--

here _ _ _ _ ' it is comparison that is bringing us in the big business, ' ' _ I S

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We’re retailing cotton blankets at ~

THE TRAVELLING REPRESENTI ATIVE OF ONE UF the ,,

biggest Montreal wholesale houses dropped into our House Furnishings 'l department yesterday. llc saw the line of cotton blankets of which we have ~ ' been selling so many--and remarked--“you are selling these to your custom- ers as cheaply as I can sell them to the stores” So we are-~ -and it is just a _ _»_ _ sample of our expert buying methods--that is all-we were able to buy this ii _ line at a price away below the market--we divide the advantage with you-- ll and trust to great big switt selling to bring us out right on the deal. l _

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Great Lol oi the Extreme Size , much larger than the others---$1.25 pr J

People use these blankets for all sorts of purposes -some folks use them as

bedding--most do. Some folks use them as dining table silence cloths, a good idea. And, here is the limit, some folks cut ‘em up for underwear, when you think it over that’s a 5, wise one also. However, we don't care what you D0 with them, so long as 1 ~` you BUY them and we assure you that they will not be here many (days. ° 0 ~

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Thi' is the “sul” un qua ar ze' d gl t -i' we` hi re ular ‘

frm md mfg, ‘hire orprey with pink or an V vev me ig . g I-Ps b bo d bile they aetyou can have oods. greyor white wi\h pink ci bl-ie ~ |1i\;;u¢';$;i»‘;»r........... border.perpronly.....<............ 9

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Get rid oi`tlla__l »~ _-‘f-f liougiil

Right to-day ls' the time to

get rld of that cough and not after it is settled deep sealed and hard to move-Do_n’t walt and find you are ln danger of Pneumonia - Consumption and other lung troubles that may lay ou up for a long lime- MACYS' COUGH MIX'I`Ul'lE will relieve and cure you quick- ly and without fncomvcnlencc

Price 25 cents per bottle

For sale only at

"'l'llE 'l‘W0 MACS”

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Now can Moore oz. Mououu i ‘

afford to soil ties for titty cents

The bl warm all w l bea

3° 0*-h°" 3°°"°3 3°" °" 60° thatwegoffer at 4.2;ols A. gllletd 7 M°¥b° M°'“"° “M°L°°d wool. It ls finished vary much afford t°-`"‘°'- '“°“°= "° like the om insnionso eioriiiees

"W l'“P“"'°“‘"' """‘9 that grandmother used to make;

seo 9°'-»¥Q1|f-."_l°3 and that wore untlla-ice lo of

P"'°° '“|°’-“ generations had used “.`g.helr`\. f- ll`.7»l.2~‘i§(z.<

ado hyltuvir- for

_ lslarders who want bf-st _ usa '."/t Cracker-Jack, 10-4 S.: tl-4_O_ot- $11.25 -lust compare, s with tion Blankets at 'l5c and 85a afpailr. t n.btst_' 5%; ,value |\-re ann ininliretis in,hnnt>n¢ iron. ramona. else- _'Moore' -'Mdnpp i- mit

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Mattress* Making

I have the only power machine in the Proyince

for picking and dusting old hair, wool, iiock and other

mattresses. Any kind made over equal to new at

moderate cost. '

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