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I'Eh¢

my where there is nn assortment oi,

2104, such as they require, and not to he ,,,,,,;,,.mily told that "we don’t carry them; ' We dc, We carry a bigger assortment oi

“Maoists uosfi

spoons, Forks, atc.

'hm ever before, and as people become more fully posted as to their weuingqual. mes, and the general trade increases, our line is added to almost daily. You should buy "Silver Plate that Wears." Let us

O

wpply yo\.\.

W. -W. WELLllEll.

jeweller and Engraver, ' t

Charlottetown.

B

Por the Finest Finished

Photo Work Como to tits

ng Stn o

CARBON!

PLATINOTYPII ARTISTS . PR.-90|-'I

GEO- H- COOK.

NEW DQIBRIBAY BLOCK. The studio when baby in always

welcome. E

:ll_§ll__l_,lll-URI

Hughes’ Digestigc Tonic imparts Strength Quickly, Maintains Permanent Ef-

fccts.

Avaluable tonic in weakened condit.

ions of the slystem arising from over- work, nieiita strain,impairecl nutrition- uervoiis worry,etc.,etc. J Ijrice25c bottle.

(leo. E. Hughes, Apothecarlcs' Hall.

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UW/r/¢ ff

LAKGE OR. SMALL

Luxe or small parcels of laundry work

lhlns, collars and euifa receive equal attention from in Don‘t imagine that we neglect small E;’°=l~ you rnniy want llundered. we do our

at on one col ar or a dai- ~ Phone |51 will hri og our _tain to your door. '

sflnn srsnn Launnipr, Kent - Phone is

Condition Powders

for

, .

Cattle, _ Horses.

Sheep, Pigs, Poultry,

etc. All ' kinds and

. , h

prices right at

Mabon’s Drug Store,

Sourla East, P. E. Island.

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UALITY

iv .

FIT

'A cheap shoe is like

a politician-it can be

easily bent in any dir-

ection. Why not wear

Queen Quality and

spare the feet ?

r

Allcy& Co.

Sole Agents.

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ST, Ddustaii's vs Vlctorlas at the C. Q.

_ A. A. grounds this afternoon. It will _be

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G RA PES

Canadian Grapes are at their best now and we would advise anyone requiring a quantity ;to secure them at once. We have just received from the growers in Ontario

Delawares. Rogers Red.

Rogers Black.

Niagaras and Coneords.

~ Prices range from 4oc to 60cper

basket.

BEER & GDEE

“ROYAL TONIC”

lion or uns Ann $|.oo A BOTTLE.

Try it-Money back if not satisfied.

- Op . P. 0.

Pi-i,oNE 86.

Tile GREATEST INVIGUR- l.'I.‘ff`.°i.I.fl§I’.".§L".Il§ii°I1.Ti`”.§$f§,” ‘iiillliff

foi‘st/ocuro the most obstinate coughs

g’ and isa vaiuobloremed in all roses of

2 '-1-i -_

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ii.

‘E/ri ..¢= '55S<_'

Photos? Have youbeen thinking it 4cV$f ? Then comeegtlly.; ll. _lt_ is only ‘ *W9 “w\*11l~.frow Xalan- I We have the iateot ,styles

' °'u°n'h‘*dtr-.\.'i.~7:

t I ~ me-nounnnaas-_ ~

-Gauvth.` . sr. cn.,

SANITARY PLl.lMBl-NG.

‘wil A- `t " ,

1 of . U '..=°.:.:':.-:.a°.:':.r°¢“f°n:.-

I

on emu ivwitn \u .

Wqaiwava at :'.;~,-,'g._.5;n:°:°‘.'.:'..':*.1.....‘:.-l°f.'.& ° (iii. ‘uii»bo¢`i»

‘and el It faith! n l D ` this clan of wort in the moat nom- data and aanita manner.

We use none t the wry _

quality of goods o roarke ' we can guarantee ra satin! _ in every respect- i -F 5'

Bruce I

Ionnd=r:s;dloE|?e“f:é"K':ihlatl:ta URI IV Ol I Wu ~ lghariolmown P. 8. 1.

v wa'i|.»Ini_t- I f'&'&l»f.¢~>.~“» »o=A¢=»--

‘ I-A. Brown, Stamp Vendor, rccclveu

M" ,,,,,¢|1' iq ||¢¢.|‘¥,;gf. _ ` £ing) 'th or without stock and ini piinnhinl writ, . ,f,,i:.i`li',`1»`yFi;~.

.T 'f' 'Ii The goat $2.00 Hat

In the Worid,'l`ress& Co-Hatters 40,, ,,,_ Wm ,, ,ml to yo...

_ IIIEWS

llepgrtééirs `,afn_d. Correspondents ' Evsrvwhere-~

Tnplnst cheese board meeting of the

saasoii will be held to-morrow at 2 cfcloelr.

a [food game. ‘

Tun funeral of thelate Mrs. Angus Mc-

Lean, Georgctowii will take plnce on Eri- day at ono o‘clock. '

Rav. McConnell will deliver a

locturoln is city on Nov 17th Thanks- glvlngcvoning on the Conquest of the Soudan.

A'r the Police Court yesterday William

McCabe was given $10 or 60 days tor drunkenness and J. Rooney for the some oifeiice got_$5 or 30 days.

'fnnnsaonn subscribers will please add

the following to their cards: 160. A. Mc- Nalr`s residence; 313, Rev Mr. Simpson's residence; 314. Bruce Stewart'i-i residence.

Tun death of John D.Muttart, Carleton,

referred to in yeatorduy's issue. took place on Tuesday instead of Monday, and onetoi the daughters is Mrs James Sta.vert,No1tli licdcquc, not Mrs. James Stewart.

,A RPECIAI. twelve page edition of The Guardian will be issued on Saturday morning, 20th. Advertisers desiring extru space in some should iiinke application at once, as nil copy iiiust. bo in not later than noon today. -

P. W, Clarkln thc p‘pulai~ station

nigeut. at Mount Stewart returned yester- day afternoon after spending a pleasant ten days' holidays in North Wiltshire and Clinrlotte town. Mrs. Clarkiii goes to Mount Stewart this nftcmoon.

THE big poultry show is now on at the

World's Fair in St. Louis. There are 11,000 iii.-as on criitbicimi .inn 1,000 of these went lrcm Cniinda. The largest show of poultry held heretofore. was at Crystal Palace in London in 1901, when 8,000 birds were oxlilbitcll.

FIRST Presbyterian Church, 'l`i‘ur0,II

the oldest Presbyterian church in Can- ada does not show much sig is of decay l- ibs venerable years, when at a Sunday collections it rain:s $1100; and no indi- vidual amountlm-,yer than $25.00. It is simply wonderful, ard highly creditable to all concerned. The pastor is Rev. G. B. McLeod, a nat va of this province.

MR. Winfield, the eillcient niiviinger of

the P. E. Island Teleplione company, bus been in Summcrsidc for several days past with a stall' of men making im- poitniit changes in the telephone system. A new trunk has _just been completed from Suinmerside to Caps 'l`ravei-so via Kensington and Kiiikorn.. The iicw line is of bronze wire and will be a great im- provement on the old lines. In the spring the bruiizc line will lic continued | to the city.

Irtoovois Tlientro crowded.-In spite oi

tlic widespread feeling iii Ciilcngo ngainst the re-opening of the Iroquois Tlieni rc, its . doors swung i pen lust wt-ek for the first since tha' fire in December lasl, and the house was filled with ti. crowd of uieii and women who enjoyed the show hugely. apparently uiinlfectcd by any recollection ofthe great catnetropiie of last year. ’Ilic. police and ilrc departments were well 're-‘ presented. The theatre begins its career as n vaudeville house. `

THE San Francisco Coil ol recent date

has an excellent photo of W. H. Hull, formerly ol! Murray River P. E. I. who is secretary of an organization recently foriiiei in Onklnnd Cul. known_ me thc Sons and Dniighters ot the Maritinio Provinces-i. Two hundred and tvvciity of

and they have banded tiicmsolvoi to- gether for mutunl help and n.dvnn»e»

ment. It is intended to give all those who come from those sections ol' Caiiniln nn opportunity tonéisociatc tliciiisi-Ives with the new orgnnlzrttloii.

Everybody who has a cough of n. chronic

nature or that has been long standing, should taken bottle of our Emulsion of Cod Liver Oli with Guaicol. it nsier

Y

lung trouble. Prepared and sold nt. 40c bottle hy A W Roddin. Pham Il. Oentrnl Drugstore Sunnyside.

ANNOUNCEMENTS

-Anyone wanting vessels to charter

canbc suited hy applying to John Mo- Quillnn, Queen St. Zilri lil

newtond renewal subscriptions for the Montreal Daily and-weahly Star.2Bd Sl pd.

'A'-Compressed ‘air for use in barter-s' shops is acknowledged and used by experts in the Tonagrtai line" eve where. 'nyitnt James "rrsint»r'.». Zio tr

-Wantedtnpuroiiase or rent within

foq “TW Oh a farm of not

lt an y a .sill lo for stock

pi;‘%9M;¥§piy st onarotail onicsia own

2.co Buys '

ld Make our $2 co

Y ltr.

vt

ll] SIX MIINIIIS.

f "*"‘.i

At the Police Court yesterday Laughlin

and Malcolm MoPhcrsoii.tlie two men from Caledonia, who had been arrested the previous night for assault on John McEaclicrn were. u.i-raigiied. Mr. Mc- Enohern identified Malcolm McPherson as his assailant. Louglilin Mcrhcrson tcstiflcdto the Home story us he told when arrested, viz they had gone out from their boarding house und returned L0 Mr. McE(t0hBl'ii`s, which they lliucl mistaken for tho plucc wlicra they provloualyliad been. D. ’l`. iii-een the Pinkerton man, idcntiiit-il ilu- clotlies which he had found iii McEacliern’s house and had brought. to the atatloii.

Laughlin who had iiiudc thc uttnck wus

given six months' luipri.~sumiiciit niid vlalcolin was allowed to depart.

GRAND DIVISION, S. OF T.

The 56th annual acss'<m of thc Grniid

Division, Solis 'of Teilipcriiiicc iiict. and opened iii due form in Wim-lit‘s liitll on Tue:-idny. The officers pi'c.~»ci|t ivcrez

G W P-~S F Hodgson. G W A-J L. Godklii.

G Scribe-W E i‘l<iw:ti1l.-‘. U- Trcus - D N Mi-Kiiy. _

G Sant- Walter Burke. G Supt-S F 'I‘iii'husli.

P ii VV P-Jolin li E<liv;ii'<l.~i~ l’rotciii.

Li Con-Suniuel Bci'|irii'd.

G Uliup--1le_v. A D Mc-lltninItl.l The sessioniil comiuittccn appointed

were Credentials, ilraiid Scrilte; L i7 Fowler, A W Taiiton. State of the Order'-A S Wriglit., Rev, A D MncDon|\ld, Dzivltl liugcrs. Finance-L U Fowler, llciiry Riu-klinin,

Snmucl Beriiurd.

Committee to iii'1'angc ioi' pliiciiig scs-

~iloiis for ensuing your-li. U. Fowler, J. J. Chappell, W Burke.

A lnrgc niinilicr of iicw rcprcsteiitn- tives were duly initiated into the iiruiiil Division. 'l`li0 G W' P read u. most excellent report

ns his Vnledictory address.

The reports ol' the ti Scrilie,G ’l`i~eas and

G Sup were received and delegated to the proper Cc-iiiiiilttec.

Grand Division tlicii proceeded to elect

officers for the cm-iuiiig your as follows:

G W P---li.cv.A D McDonald, lltiiiip-

ton.

bl VV A --Jus li lilliott, l<)iliot`s Mills. G Scribe -- \V E Ed\vni'rls, Nortli Wl't-

sliire.

G Treo:-i-D N Mcliny, Spriiigilcld. G Cliup- Ilnvid ltogcrs, .l"i'cet0\vn. G Cond-li liel.Tiiiiloii, Clilirlottctoivii. G St:-.ntAH0\\'ni'd ltiic kliiiin, l."i'i~dci'lctoii G Supl.-S l\` 'l`iirliu.\li, Clilirlottctovvii. l’ G \V l’-S F Hodgson, Chii.rlottct.o\vn 'l`lie ubovo otliccrs were duly iiistullcil. The pci' cupitii tux iorciisniiig your ivns

llxcd tit »lcl.s pci' i|imi'ici- per iiiciiilicr.

The sessions for 1905 wi l l.c held as fol-

Ioivs;-Juiiuury, Park Coriicr; April, Britdulbniic; July, Stanley l3i'idgv; Oc- tober, llnmpton.

The iliumccs of thc Gi-tuid Division ure In ii, i-splendid coiiditioii :uid tlic outlook lor llic Oi'tle1't,liiu\i;,f'liout ilic pruviiic: i vcrv iiriglit.

'l`lie P. ii, W. P. Bro Hodgson was

votcd n. Nntioiiiil Division ilc‘cgii.t\- its u very siiinll lukcn of the csiceiii iii ivliicli lic is licltl liy i.lic tlrniitl Divisioii.

Aplcliaiiig feature of tlic iiicctiiig wus

tlic iiitrotlnctloii of tlic “Gmini i)ld Mun," 0' our Isluiiil S. i). 'l`., Bro. George Smith l’. G. W. P.. to wlioiu thc ii. W. l’ , Mr. i{otl.isnii extended it very cordlnl welcoiiic in a most itpproprintc and Loucliiiig u~i» dress. The ropoi‘l.-i of tlic<lii‘l`erciii. coin- niittccs iverc rcccivcd :ind adopted. 'l`li¢~. mprcsentntivcs to thc Nntioiiiil Division were elected.

__--Q. _ .-

CROUP ABSOLUTE l.\' CURED.

“'l`hoi'e is no reiiicil in my opinion tlint

can not more pi‘ompLI)_'y tlilili l)r. (llin.~u-'s Syru i of Lliisccd und 'l`iii-pciil~i|iu_ ll ciirctl in son of croup, iilisoliitcly, in oiic night. Wife rivc him it dose Wlicii lic wus li itck in thcllncc with clicking. It gnvc liini instant relief und curc."~i\l|i. Wu. Mctii.;io, 49 Wright Ave., ’l‘oi~onto,()iii.

COMINO EVENTS.

City Council iuoets on the second Mon- dy a in each month. Dr. F. F. Kelly Mayor; W. W. Clarke, City Clerk.

x \.*`§\‘»»_&._*'_-_-_//»`\~ .v/at

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6;/ \\§.\ "'_`.1./

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E3, , 1' Wh- iii” DDEN

GOLD

in a watch chain that adds nothing to the chain's looks or the quality oi its workmanship P T he ouler sur-

face q/fur: gold and all the details oi wor manship and ilnlsh are identically' the same in

Simmons I when owns

and in tlis cgittiy iolcl ones.

for

on -

Our stock is well assorted,

r?o_n'tniniog,- many* attractive - googtaste. "Slinmons' Quai- ity" appeals to your judg-

ment. _~

I I ' - N G F HUTCHESDN

. < ‘ ll- , `.‘ ,T“.-.._v»l0. 1 , ,

.. oe;-.i®\»\t~y.v`¢a&n ia _tn iudgo ol enndv- ond' Whito’a Chocolates und Jet-eiief ...<1 optics... ’

CHkBLOT,1'El.’OWN~.-GUARDIAN, OCTOBER'-17, 11904. . t » ~ _

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'MEET ME AT THE ALWAYS BUSY STORE

_ il

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lioict. R liabl Furs at Slant y hr s.

7, ,

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lil lllf¢»»

1 We can'-t all Hi; EP' , pears, but w§‘ctill‘fl,li'fll\/"9_i"_lPll1ti~ f ful clothing. We l1'llk¢-110° W" which are lovely as well as perfect. i fitting whether or not yqlll’ P10' I portions are absolutely correct. for ,our goods are the latest, our work tthe Guest, and our prices' are just ,right Cali in and see ii you can’t had just what yon want.» ~

1 MCDONALD ' ,PERRY

THE NOBBY TAILORS- Great George Street.

X the very best procurable- ;_ y'

`_ from the cheapest to the `/

' , § most expensive, every ar- .. `

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eigllb. "Qt

In Furs as in every de-

§ _ ues.

' 2 partment in the store, we I, __ take infinite ains to et '

I,\.`\\\\t\ P g if

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ticle is the best that money

1 7,

, M can buy at the price.-

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, , STANLEY BROS. i_i_Lv_i

MRBDALENE. r

FUR RUFFS I

of every kind and quality in generous assortment. Black Coney Ruffs, large size, $1.60, $1.75 and $2.85.

»iv"?i2,yt;, Black Opposum

_,--.§f‘i 'M Rulis, $6.50, $7.50.

I` .-.-'£1 and $7.85.

f.'-,1‘_;.§~_' , Greenland Seal

_ f V Magdalene, as cut, --_""='.-`:-.;»,,,f__i`-_ fur on both sides,

».

. .»_.Y ._ 5 'lf-‘If

$9.00 and $10.00.

Alaska Sable tin- est qualities, $12,

‘ ` /'$13.50, $19 and

$2 3. 50.

) I Stone Martin, d;L&X;A'NDRlA;, $29.50 and $59.50. `

;5o`T\-Hx.

Mink, $16.50, Various other

all prices.

LADIES’ COATS IN

Seal, Persian Lamb, Russian Lamb, Astralran,

Raco in and Wallaby. _ ‘

Muffs, Boas, Mitts and Caps, large and small

collars in all the different good Furs `

$62 i.oo and $33.00.

Rufis in combination and plain,

‘Q

Stanley ht S.

‘A5COT.

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GOOD °;r_;@:~.'f' GPOCERIES 4e‘~»

\Vheii we say our gi'occi'ies nrc good wc stiy nil tli.il iivcil bc .saiiil

about tlie1ri*Aii'ri wc may sny furtlicr that our prices :ire just ii little less than von pay elscwlierc for inferior articles.

€1AI\|lZE?€CDI\l dc SCD-

<;u0Ci~:i<S.

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J udgecl by Results

under its matured investment policies the

NORTH

AMERICAN LIFE

coiiiinends itself to those contemplat ing insurance.

The liberal conditions of the policy

contract, the absolute security oi' fered, and the excellent results ob tained, make it a most desirable com- pany in do business with.

All approved forms of policy ls-

sued at lnvorahle rates.

Ross li Matthews.

Oniecslheisay Block, Queen St., Charlottetown.

lluiiiiiiloiioi'Caiiin<1a,

Proviiicc cf- l'riiiCC EtlWt.\l'_tl Islllllll,

' ln Chnncerykolls Court.

l’nii'ici;iGillis untlothers. Complainants,

and .

Nora Gillis and"olhers- Defendants.

Piirsuaiit to and by virtue cfau order

of the ' Honorable 'Edward ~F_]hrv_is iiodgsou, Master of the Rolls, made in iiii.-. cruise, on the 17th day ,Qff-_-October, icon, l will sell by public auction at the i..I\\ coiirts liuildiiig in Suiiimerside,on on Tuesday, the 1 th day of November, i<,»4,.-it the hour oi twelve o’c1ocl¢ noon, ilic several pieces of land, situate, lying I and being in Summerside in-- Pnnce `Coiiiii_v, that is to say:

l’.ircel N0. I. I All that tract, piece or parcel of iliiiiil, situatc, lying and being in Sum- Iiiierside, iii Prince County in said Is- lniiri, bounded and described as follows: -Lliiiiiiiciiciug at a stake, set in the _ iiurtli side of First Street in the divis- I ioii line of a lot of land, owned by.. the . inte ltr. Ile-.iirsto,aml from thence along . First Street west: thirty-nine feet, three Iiiiciics; thence at right angles north~ crly, one hundred feet; thence east ltliirty-nine feet, three inches, until it I meets the said Dr. Beairato‘s line; ; thence southerly along said line ,to the ‘ point of commencement.

I Parcel No. 2.

All that tract, piece or parcel of

, land, situate, lying and being. in Sum- , iuerside aforesaid, bounde and' de- , scribed as follows: Corumencing i_n the lsoutli angle of land, owned by John (irc-en, foriiied by the intersection of Suimiier Street with Church Street, riiiiiiing thence along Church Street, custcrly sixty-oiic feet; thence north thirty degrees cast parallel with Sum- mer Strcet one hundred -and twenty feet; thence at right angles west sixty- one ic-et to Suinnier Street nfqregaid; thence soiitli thirty degrees west. along Suiiiriier Street to tlie place of com- iiieucciiiciii. Parcel Nu. _;.

All that tract, piece or parcel of

iniiii situatc, l}ing :ind being in Sum- iiicrside nforesiiid, bounded and de- scrilicd :is follows: On sontli by \\'nicr Street oii the west land oc- ciipicil dn ' the iiortli by

on tlie exist

Leblziir House, H ilic sziitl

of the Court

The piirclmser

tivuiiii' p< r cant purchase :none it the time of the purchase and the boi :iiicc iipnii the execution of the deed.

'l`lit- sale will lic confirmed by the

Court of Cliaiiccry, williout expense to lliv piircliuscr.

lmiwl this iqtli .lay of tlctober, 1904.

\\'l l.l.lAM 'l`. HUNT.

hlnster in Chancery.

24 mo tli tl Nov i5th _

required to pay

t I

WHEN YOU BUY

A PIANO FROM

MILLER BROS.

you know you are getting one that will give you the best satisfaction.. We could not aiford to sell you a poor instrumentf-Itwould not bg a good investment for you or for us. ` We guarantee al'i our instru- ments and are always here to makegood our word.

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I Don’t buy Pianos until 1

I you interview us. 1

Miller Bros.,

Queen Street. Connolly’s Building

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Drunkenness

Cured ' 4 Secretly

Free Samiglo *...i.-iii an plain sealed envel- aagedty en& thL