THE cHARLo'r'1‘E'rowN GUARDIAN, NOVEMBER 10,1905

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THE POETSH 3

11,. beautiful cloth U binding

50 CENTS

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G. il. WRIGHT.

Funeral Director.

only 1<1urbnlnicr_ou P. E. Island

irnlrling ri Diplonia.

msg A_ Ferguson,Lady Assistant

. : 11,. I/L..l. ,l',,‘l,':,`,';‘:,),':,lliSlio\\' Rooms superior to my in iiic lout-r l‘roviiiC¢8- Calls promptly 'attended to day or ,,ig1,g_ tlutisinvlion _gut-iranteed. gnbttiiig that the public would_ apprec- mc,h,.,,,, _of a lady assistant, I ,me ,-,,gfr,;c.l iii iss Ferguson, a lady of ¢;pr-ricxirc iiiiil ronipeteiit in every par- ‘ ar.

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WALNUT CAKE

Atlniirty cake for dainty

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people, nicely frosted, wi.h ~

walnuts scattered through it

at me per pound, is ou: special

for totliiy.

D.S'l`EWART,

I-icr.ii-src BAKERY,

' ,4 iinkcs Best_Bread.

B|0ck-Charlottetown.

W/vrcu for The'Guiirtiian’s comic ps8

}°V@l'Y Saturday morning.

LR;naniini;it the sale of household effects 'é “mer” “““"l°" 1"°°"lS. Great George treat today (Friday) at 1 p. in,

A aios Mon/itiii.\N ofthe 1'. E. I. R. has

been temporarily placed in charge of v°'“°“ Rim" Ufidke railway station.

REV- J- W. McKenzie. will preach in

Souris next Sabbath morning and at Fortune in the afternoon at usual hours.

TUE llifflllle of Souris are asked to reni-

einbcr the free lecture in St. 1’ritrick`s Hall to-night in the interests of the Fish and Game Protection Association.

A1' the Police Court yesterday the

Prohibition cases against Miclinl Iiuglies Ronald Stccleniiti I-Ienry Benoit., all foi. “"3” °n`e“¢‘-€5»IW@l'e "‘l.l0uriicd for ii. week,

A conniai. invitation is extended to ‘f"0l‘Y|'0flY who wishes to cull and seo The Guardian \Veb Perfecting Pr-use while running at Il.Il0 n. m. on Monday or Wednesday of each wcck. 'l‘hig ig ti 3 only press of its kind in the Province and well worth ii visit, i;f

Till-I following- from the Colonial lliciaid

Feb. 20th. 18|! will ciiuhlc stockinen to make ii comparison betwccii thc Island hcef now raised and that of over half rr '¢‘3“f-\ll“.Yl\L'\>I “Last week, in the stall of George Beer, butcher, we were highly gratified iii witnessing the beef of ii pair of t-liree-ycar-old oxen fed by Gt-0|-ge Qoleg and weighing as follows:~ _

lst. liceftlill lbs 2nd. Becf(i2i lbs.

’1`allow tl() lbs. 'I`allow O5 lbs.

700 use

J. F. Fnasi-:ii of Davis 8: Fraser has ,just

returned from Suininerside and the west where he has been for thc past few days. In conversation with The Guardian Mr. Fraser yesterday said that the farmers were not marketing hogs as freely as is usual at this time of the yeiir. He thought if the stock is ready thc present is a good time to market as prices are notliksly to be higher this season. Mr Fraser leaves tonioriow on return to Halifax.

A.\ioNti the large and prominent whole-

sale commission fresh fish dealers of New York are F. li. .lohnsoii 81 Co (incorpor- ated) of 1-I8 Fulton Market, Beekman St. Thcir eastern specialties are bass, sinelts. ccls. lobsters anti gaiiie of which they solicit consignments from Prince Edward Island. 'I‘licy guarantee freight nnd duty on nil shipments, furnish stencils and instructions for packing on application, make regular daily returns and have cold storage in connection with their cstabiislinicnt. Their transfer agents are S. B. Wiley & Sons, Boston.

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THE Miuto arrived yesterday afternoon

from Piotou where she has been for several months.

THE Princess arrived last, ni ht; at 9 20

not reach the city till two this morning.

CoAr.Aiiiiivai.s,-The schooners Milo, M'¢|lWH. Europea and Millie Washburn,

“mwdyesterday with coal to C. Lyons &Co.

'1‘heS S. City of London goes' to Cra-

o'clock. '

Tiinnn were 25 passengers and a large

up West River by the S. S. City of London yesterday.

Tiiniin will he ii nieeting of the Daugh-

ters of the Empire this Friday morning at 11.30 o'clocl¢ at the home of Mrs. James Warburton. .

Rev. T. B. Rn/tan, Milton, who has

been for some months in the Annapolis Valley visiting friends returned home last night by the Princess.

Miss Envriin MAUDONALD, Hampton,

left for home yesterday after having taken avery .successful course in piano

Aiioivo the passengers by the Princess

last night were T. C. James from Halifax ; Rev. Edwin Sinith. Cardigan ; Chief En- gineer Ferguson of the S, S. Ellinor.

Rav. F. G. Siiursoiv, formerly of St. An-

tlrcw‘s church Sydney, and rcecntly of Souris, 1'. E. I., will conduct services at thc church at Brougliton during the next three or four Sabbntlis.-Sydney ex.

'l`iii-: iiiiiny friends of Dr Bradshaw,

New Glasgow, will be sorry to :learn that he is stricken with pncuiiioniu.. As the doctor has passed his rltlth year, and this is the second attack within oi year, his condition is giving his friends anxiety.

telephones on the Pacific coast, will leave Vancouver, B. C. today for Char- lottetown, visiting thc United States en route. Mrs. Kent, who has been spend- ing the summer here, will return West with him.

A viciirquiet wedding took place on

the evening of Wednesday last at the home of George Carver, Pownal, when Miss Ethel May Smith, daughter of P. A. Smith of the P. E. I. Railway, was united in marriage to John Howard McLeod, Halifax, N. S. The ceremony was per- formed by Rev. Mr. Chowen. The happy couple left yesterday morning by the S. S. Princess for Ilalifax where they will reside.

IN FURNITURE

“Always the best value in the city.

Mark Wright Furnishing Co'S.

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SMART II ATS FOR SMART DRDSSERS

We’ve Captured the Trade With .pa

HAWES $3.00 HATS!

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lHEY’RlE BEST BECAUSE SIYLISH

"Hawes" Hats are noted for their STYLE. It is re- markably easy to select a bc- comiug style. Tlicre‘s xi trap- piness-a smarinlss about the “iIawes" that other hats .lon‘t possess.

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“Perfect tit” is another strong feature of the popular "Hawes", Being self-con- formingihey fit any head; and the drumrned cushioned sweat also tends to tit--oom- fort.

FOR ANY FACE

Hawes system of innking Hats in different propor- tions enubiel any man to choose an appropriate shape the different styles come in various crown heights and brim widths-we can

suit any face figure. I

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Thcy’rc Best, Because Durable

"Worn over a year and has’nt faded a particle-almost as good as new”-A customer’s testimony to the goodness of the "Hawes"-They’re all the snine-fadeless-wear- resist- ing-shape-retaining.

RIGHT PRICE

“Hawes” Hats cost $3,-one

price to eil. In New York- Boston- Chicago- Montreal "Hawes" Hats cost $3-same as in Charlottetown. We bring you New York styles at New York prices.

OUR HAT DEPARTMENT

Our well lighted Hat De- partment-on the ground floor-is entirely separate from our main store where you can select your hat in comfort, or \\e'ii send them to your home on approval.

YUUK NAME IN YOUR. HAT FREE

smear liars ‘ _.»-f/’”""”'./' Y" sivianr nars ‘°'* i (JH CJ- *`°“ Suanroitnsslzns - . f -I snamniu-:ssmzs

bo 'ro the Auction Sale at Carters Aue

Inge, anti Mrs J. Myers were pusseiigers by the Murray Harbor train to Vernon River Bridge Wednesday where they were the guests of Mrs. Wallace Drake.

His uiany friends will be pleased to

hear that Ernest Carr has secured ii. posi- ion in the Telephone Conipnny oil’. li.

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but theexpress was five hours late and did Island. Ernest is a competent wcrkman

and nodonbt he will prove satisfactory to thlsCompnny.

Mr. ALi.isoN Umviciu-i|'rY has recently

received a valuable addition to their lihra~ ry. The heirs of the lute Dr. Lathern, Halifax, have presented the university

Dllllfl tomorrow morning 5; 7_00_ and to ‘with acollection of valuable books. con- Vernon§River Bridge on Monday at 3,00 sisting of theological works, commenta-

ries, Histories, lectures, etc.

Ar the monthlyineeting of the Institute

Cargo of general n,¢r¢),,,,,,d|,,e and hxmbel. of Science to bc hcid in tlieassciiihly ltooin

Province Building, Halifax, on Monday 13th November, ti.t8 p. ni., the following will be among the papers to be reads-

Ctitniogue ofthe Birds of Prince Ed ward

Island.-By John McSwain, Charlotte- town.

. 'i‘i~ii-1 marriage took place at Glace Bay

last evening of Emmerson Rutherford' brakenian at the International pier, for- nierly of VVoodsidc, Diirtniontli, and Miss Daisy Gardiner, fornicr‘_v of Charlotte-. town, P. E. I. Rev. 1). M. Gillies, pastor of St. Paul's church, oiht-ini.-ii. 'l‘lite bride was attired in green triiuuietl with white

and voice culture from Prof. Earle. 'lace.-Sydney Record, sth.

THE schooners Iiowciin, for .Liiiieiiliurg

and l’acii'lc, for Crapnud, cit-ari~il yester- day.-'l‘hc schooner Pnlandu, whicii ar- rived 'l`ucstla_v niglil. from Clinrlottetown, luis 2100 hush. potatoes, 480 bush. turuips, L54 hush. Icurrots, O8-J bush. oats and l-i live hogs. The schooner J. J. Cox in port. from (lcorgctown, P. E. I ., lins 1875 bushels potatoes, 420 bushels turnips, 678 hush. out-H and -i pigs.-Halifax Cliroiiiclc.

M/lri~'ii-:i.u No'i‘i~;.~i.-Miss Nettie Robin-

son is visiting friends in Caveii<lish.- Miss Louisa ’I‘obiii is going to Boston to visit her brothcr.-'l`he Farmei-s' Iu:-.ti|.iitr- sold Oxford Chief bull to W. Itl. ltoi.ei~|son for $34.75.-Fraiik Wyiind is rccuvi-riiiy

ltoblnson, St Iolin is sp:-nrling l ho days at John Toonibs -D \e l »ti l returned honic froui \Viniiipr-1,; ntit-i ur absence of two years.-Iicdley \\'ynnri r.- visiting iit Long River tlic gui-.~l. -i

illinm Ai Tooinbs.-Miss Lulu 'l‘ooinbs,

Long River is visiting her nraiiy frit-ntl in Mayfield.

TiiA'r Canadian appfe growers have it

in their power to secure and retain a very lucrative niarkct in England is the opiii- ion of Joel Goodwin, senior partner in the firm of J. BL H. Goodwin, fruit inr- portcrs of Manchester, Eiigririiril who is at present in Toronto, this being his ilrsl visit to Canaria since iii!!-i. Canadian apples, says Mr. Goodwin, give tliorongh satisfaction if they are properly selected and packed. \tVhcn the English crop fails and the demand for foreign apples is heavy there isa teadciicy on the part of Canadian growers to be careless as to, thc quality and packing, and the conse- quenceis that consignments arrive in had shape, and poor prices are obtaiucrlf Regular fruit- growers seem to under- stand thc need of the trade.

H. W. KENT, superintendent of, slowly from his recent illiicss. tlortlon

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Tiii-1 Misses Balderston, who formerly

conducted tliepopularllon Ton Restuarnnt. on Sydney St., have removed to the Strat li- conn. Ilotcl opposite the Court House where meals arc now served at the same prices as formerly. Tlicsc young ladies have also taken over the entire Strath- cona Iiotol, and_will iiiadditlon conduct nprivatc boarding house where lodging and meals cuiihe obtained at the niosi reasonable rates. The house has been entirely renovated from top to hottoni, repainted and repnpcrcd, and is now one of the most attractive in the city. Tlierc are sixteen large, well lighted and airy bed rooms, and a large well equipped bath room on the second floor is not the least of the conveniences oil`ered. The hotel has also stnbliiig in connect- ion. See nd in classified Column.

‘Friendsof The Guardian are again ash ed to have all their advertising matter whether nf entertainments, lectures, con- certs.or of a general nnturc,in 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 iicws of the day if ad- vertising has to he handlc-il nt night, for every line of the latter prevents the appearance ofthe some quantity of news. For the issue of the 13th one third of n col- umn of such advertising was set up in type at `night, and readers were thus deprived of the same quantity of late news.'I`his.of course, makes 'I‘he Guardian less valuable to readers and correspond- ingly so to advertisers, and in future only emergency advertising will he accepted at night. Friends are ask(-rl to hand in all their advertising as early as possible ciich day.

are showing run as follows:

softer in texture.. _ . . .

Glbstothepair

POR $1.75

DON’T SHUT YOUR BEDROOM ii

I -I 1 - i s=== l - 1 i ltmax Q -- - - --4‘-

tloh rooms, Great George Street, today at -°

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Ntw Pfowse

Soft wool blankets, in sizes 6ox8o ritu-

ulng 5 lbs to the pair. . .

Something similar to the last in size

and vieight, but smoother and

A notably good iioc, of fine soft we ive,

I I very smoothly made, size ooxiio,

Nicely made bunker, Suk' `i§i'ndi..g,

slme vicight as the last, 64x84 ' iuclies in size. sells for. . . . . _

soft for the baby-only 1% lbs to thc pair, but

You knorv there are blzin

trending our blanket st<rck~

-- -~ 3-45 inches in sim also

4.50

lo-4 :it . . . . ...

11-4 tit. . . . . . ...

5.70

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pleasantly wrirui $1.75. d ff-,l

WINDOWS--BUY WARMER BLANKETS

n Best Blankets~ made bv best mnkers.

Priced lowest in the city-always here-

LANKETS _

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and in price. nl:ir.ke s nere for paizic best for their money-just the kind of b

ke! makers - :ind blanket

makers. Sonic of tht-in make good blankets sonic do not. We have in getting together our blanket stock for this fall, gone carefully tliioiigli every line of sziinplcs shoati---.'-incl placed our order for :is we think. the very tiuest line that is made

’l`hat is why we have every coiiiidciice in iccoin-

in qua-ity, iii :ippcaiiii ct-

ular buyt-rs-just tht- kind of bu_\'t rs who wa- t the tiyeis that we delight to please. Sonic of thc lines we

Tlieii. a bltiiiket weighing 11 plump

$3.25 t-iglitp<~i1iui:~‘ to every pair, 64x84

inglics g rod nu-asnre, sells at. . ..

A beauty fine, sinnoth iiuisli, 68x88

fo 9" ln o

8 lbs to the pair.

prict-i '.1-ry low . . . . . . .. . . . _ 6.85

ir-olgicylrlaniu-is, $2.25, S255, 2.75

‘Good ctr ton blanket-'. iii iw.: sizes, \' 7..

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CRIB BLANKETS

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Nice little crib blankets, sizes 33x44, light and ` ;`/fill) O "J"

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'i`iii~i Victoriiis have football practice in

the ltink at 7.30 tonight..

I.. E. Dis1‘AN'r, representing Clayton 3;

Sons, clothing iiiaiiufiietiircis, Halifax, crosses by the Princes this inorning from ii business trip through thc Pi'ovince.

'l‘iii-I syiiipatliy of vt-ry niniiy friciids

will go out to Miss Annie l\lcl)ougn.ll ui thc eiiiploy of Siindcrsoii 61, Co., in the -ienth of her inothcr, Mrs. Alex. Mellon- gnll, wliicli tool( place on \Vcdiicsilay night, There is lcft. Io iiioiirn also oni- brother residing in the Northwest-.

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It's quite coiiiiiion with pcople wliosc

rligcstionls poor. iminciliatc ri-lit-f fo_l- lows the use of I\'ervi|iiie. Sioiiiai-.li is streiigtlieiicrl, (ligcstioii is iiinilc iieriect, Instiiig cure resiilis iii cvcry ciisc. l.-sc i’olsoii's l\`e\'\'iliiit~. oiicr and yon ll ncvei' be witlioiil it. licifiiuse 1-very type oistoni- at-h disorder is coiii|uei't~il by n few doses Une 250. bottle of .\'ervi|iiii-. niivnys con- vinces. Sold cvcrywlicrc for the past titty years.

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O-ur Iron -Beds-

ANNOUNCEMENTS.

_.Any good boy, wcll recoinmciidcd

can obtain perninucnt cmployincnt. A good chance for the riglitboy. Apply here. U

-For Sale-second hand butter tubs

in good condition. Apply at this oillce.

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-We will sell ar. our auction rooms

today (Fritlay) ati p. ni. ii quantity of household effects, comprising lieilroom furniture, bedding, cutlery, glassware, Src.--B. Carter &: Co.

For the wee tots new bearskln cream

coats. Siiniplcs slightly soiled at l’atoii’s at half-price. Htl iii

Toilet Paper.-We have n superior

quality which we are selling at tl rolls for Ziic. Itisthe best value we have ever oil`cred for the money. Sec our window. Geo. li. Hughes, Apothecarics iiall.

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VVe have just received ti package of

china dircct from Japan It is thc nicest line of the kind in the city.-\V. l’. Colwlll, Sunnyside. 7-I2 cl if.

Eight iiiorc pieces of new suiting cloth

and jacket- cloth received at 1’iitoii`.s.

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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. 60;; g pound

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who :irc fond of good

bulk perfumes will be interested in our stock.

We have some elegant

odors which we will be glad to have you sample.

We will be greatly

mistaken if you do not find a favorite here.

Prices 25c to 75c per

ounce.

“The Two Macs"

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DRUGGIS'l‘.°_ Cor. Gt. Geo. and Kent Ste.

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Sure Winners

Nc-\'¢~r liriorc have vu:

lied sucli success iii li~t»u lied sclliiig.

For the iirllovriiig i'c:i.~uii:;

Viv.: cxrlii.-nic tit-:~i_t'iis-f purliciilarly strong con- siriiciioii-~tlic lust html uiaiiiel iiiiisli aiitl lust iiiiil most iiiiporiaiit our prim s are about 20 pci' cent lout-r than the average iiroiiuil lit-ic.

\'oii t‘.'.ii ]»i'ovc iliiz; lr\' it

call. As-lc to ,-ccoiii' ;'/»tr.r lJt'<l, snuic as is gciii-tally r-ultl lit-rc fur $9 oft,

JOHN NEWSON.

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The Sun Life Assurance Ccnzpany vi roii ;f» i 5 5.

of the total amount of new business written by

the Canadian Life Companies (zo in ali) in .lx yn

1904-a practical guarantee of the conlidcnce of the

insuring public.

E- R- BROVV.

Manager for P. E. Island,

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