NOVEMBER 25, 1907

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Xmas Photos "1 be Latest F ad 'I he Swastika

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Ph: 'llo Wuono Bah' ls Always Welcome

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We have fitted TRUSSES for years-

our experience has been such that we know just what to do in such case-We charge for the truss only, the fitting is free and we guarantee in every case to makes it.. Our stock is complete in ' .. various styles and sizes from infants up

Gao. E. iiuciiiss,

Hockey Boots

The bert value in the city. ‘OurL-1-adei'." Men‘s, $2.410 a

Deir.

“Dar Leader" Boys. $1.75.

“ 'V “ Small Boys $1.45.

This is the best Hockey bool u

Canada for the money-oihw llnesa little lonerin prices than other stores.

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, Our new stock of 2' .

Dried Fruits ‘ michele. The quality " is splendid ~ and the prices are moderate. Now is the -ime to use those gr ods, when they 'I' are new and fresh and

t.he prices right.

Glvc ua the ordor for your Xmas \

supplies.

M c K e nna’s

Two Stores.

llie Eagle pibhoe For Men a

We have the Eagle

sho: for men ln

Pat Colt 4 7 5.

Box Calf 3.75 & 4.50. '

Valure Calf 4.25. Dur.. Kia 4.75. _ The Eagle Shoe IS

made on the latest New York lest: all Goodyear ` Welted Oak, tan soles.

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Hockey Boots i

This cold weather

will scon bring skating -We have the beet hockey boot you ever saw at reasonable prices.

The Improved Swift

‘l The boot we have i sold for years called e t “The Swift" has been

a dandy.This year they

. are improved in every , way and known as the 5,' “Improved Swift". . " Boys’ sizes, 1 to 5,2.oo. ; Men°s sizes 5% to Io, - _ 2.25.

j Youths sizes Io to 13

l- 1 65.

Woinen's sizes 2% to6 »

2 2 5.

Gris sizes 11 to 2, _

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Practice limited to Diseases '-"

of Eye. Ear, Niue, Throat

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Even tested and fitted for

glasses.

OFFICE HOURS 9t.o1Ia..m. l.C‘tll.3Jpm.

at ltvonlnzs br annomtmont.

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Our fall stock of TEA is

now in and we are offering some extra good values.

We have one line especially

that is a snap. It is a very nice flavored Indian Tea that we are offering at the low rate of 22 cents per single pound or 20 cents per pound in qaun- tities of 5 pounds and upwards.

Now is the time to get your Fall sup- lies of tea

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PHOTOS

FOR _ XMAS

Come today and have your photo taken.

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S Juices Saturday evening.

_lf sltnamtwoofuhslatter perished on thr

1 The mail tralu ar lvcd at l0.'5 S .tur my

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-7°l°Pl\ N0°"".Y. Grsenv. le. has gone to

Boston.

William Down of this Cty l'ft Satur-

. ill! on a vlslt to Bwton.

Mil! Katie I:Io»\the|l'ge of this City

left Saturday for Boston.

The Nor.huinb~rlsnd arrival at seven

Jsrvls etowarr. of Dunstatfnimo has rs urned fx-ali Minneapolis.

Wesley Duchemln of this City went to

Campbellton, N. B. Saturday.

There were two cars hay by tho North"

umberlsnd Saturday morning.

Joh? J. Ohappell of the P E I R. s con lm-d to his homo through illness.

A McNeill, Ohlef Fruit Divlslou, Ottawa will al tend the frult growers' meetings ‘ early next month.

S F Tarbush, who was taken lll while

ln the country has returned home and lr- feellng much Improved. Clmrlcs I-I.' Earle who has been visiting

*vis narsots Prof. S N and Mrs. Earle. left S -tnrday on rr-turn to Montreal,

J E B Ucflrssdy wlll give dn interesting

and instructive lecture ln First Metho- filst 'I`hur.~4lay night. Admission `15c.

Dr.S. R. Jenkins returned home on

S 'turdny nlght, from Clnclnnatl, whither he had accornpanled Alexander Macdon- ald, of Dalvey.

Lots of people ana getting all their job

urintlnu done quickly and neatly at. this oflloe. Orders left with F. R. Newsom or his assistant. at the subscription counter will have prompt attention.

Rav G R Whlto wlll give an address on "God ln Business ' in the. Baptist school- roeui this evening. This is a very Inter- esting subject. sud promises to be snnthe 1-njoyolrle and helpful meeting.

A Teleitram received ln[l.hls city Salut-

diy announced the death In Worcester, Mass, of James Phllllps who for many years was it leading stone cutter here. I-Io was about 6) years of age, s very flue man, and leaves a family.

Produce is moving briskly at Cardlgun._ On Frltlay last. J. A. McDonald 8: Co: lusdel the schooner Enarly for Sydnry -'ith 20(1) bus cats and 000 bus tixrslps lac tue schooner Annie S for Whlieheao .\' S with ISU) bus potatoes, I400 bus tur- ulps and 200 bus oats.

Rev. James Simpson has returned fron.

` liallfnx after attending a meeting of the Board of Government of Klng's College and waiting upon the Diocesan Misslm. B iard, with several others, in relerencr inthe sfllllatlon of the Diocesan Ohurch Society of this Province with the larger orrzsnlzatlon.

It ls simply use'ees for correspondent:

w send The Guardian items of news un- accompanied bythe names ot the senders. In many cases nezleot or forgetfulrloss is the reason the communications sre.un- ulgned. Nothing can hs dons however with these sfforlngs except-tn oonrlrrnthom to the waste basket.

The Sn John’s Ntld. Herald of the 18th

un;-The L.S Dseglrl, C¢ptaluStecnsen, fourteen tleys from Montreal v»u Summer- sldn Churloweiown and the Sydnoya, ~rrlverlat nocu today. Rough weather wmerrpsr enced down the Gulf to the fir tport of call, and also from North Svdley tern. She broughtafull general ra-go,lncludlnu one hundred and forty

'_ pnsag- from cold sua exposure, thv

.pray freezing on them. From hare th» D g ld go s to Purrwash, to load deal for Eurrve.

H.M.S. Brllllsnt, which lt was thought

would remain for is week in thln port. had to cut. lirr stay unrxpect~dly short, She s/tial ywterdny morning for Bfrmurla, in |e‘Donsc to orflerw summoning her tr roll»-vs the crulwr I~dslatlg».l\la on tba ‘t tion Il. a|.p~l\r< thai yellow fever na- brokcn out on tl o Ihdefiit-lgahlr, and she has bien nrleeri to go to Halifax. On Saturday vl~lv.n were made to the Brlll‘a'\t hy t e Ifeuteriaut Giveraor and by the Mayer and City Council. Several of the naval resevve mm ofthe Brllllscl. rernaln eil hahlnfl and wlll go from hero to their hon es in Newfourvlland.

A-lvhe Clry Police Court on Saturday

Joseph McCormack was convicted of a first offence against the Prohlhltlon Aol, and fined ll00 and costs or three months lmprlsoament. Beary Welsh for vagrsncy was also given three months. James Tra- lm r a countrymsn, forlbflng drunk, Ihafl his ball boad_forI¢lt.ed and Ronald lec- donald, slsoa drunk from tha country was also fined $20 or30dsys. Daniel Sae- phrrd, drunk and rllsovd-rly was flned $5 or 30 days. Francis Besgan was committ- e-l toj-. l to serve three months for a vlr - lstlor. or the Prohibition Act. On Satur- rlav the pcllro marched the boarding hon-r aud pn-mlssa nf Raymond Seller, Ken Street for lmoxleavlngllquorl but found no rvlience that such was sold. They also made an umuccesafulsearoh of the pr.- n.l e- of G.-nrgo Rosary, Graltou Street.

Minard’s Llnlmsnt Curse Ulphthsrll. _

2 New Goods received lucludlng-

Llnsssa Rrmsdlso --Plsrrsa Prescrlpiton, Buvril Dndlrs Kidney Pllls-l..lebeg'a Beef Ext, str. Also a fresh supply of ulmmgo and Lowneys Chocolates-(latest ,.si||\ A. W. Roflfllh, Phill. B.

wniiam survey or un. city, an 'rem- ned from I-Islltsx. - - ‘ `

The Prince Elward la lmsy dredslnk 0

channel around the Marine wharf.

M .ny 'r it ds In this City will regret to

leur n of the illness of Hou J F Whear.

Remember St, Jo~s»ph's Convent I-Ilgh

Tea on Wednesday and Thursday of this week. Tea will bs served from 5 to 8 each

evening. Oyet- rs and homemade candy will also be provided.

The Ghnrluttrtown Condensed Milk

Company are at the nreaenr. tlms handling more mllk than they have durlngths past summer. Tney are payinl' $1-40 D01' hundrcrt pounds for lt and flnd the sapply g rod, The products of the factory srs steadily increasing and large sblpmsnts are belng'mado ouch day.

The Guardian news tffloo clcr-o. at

twelve midnight Saturday and does not open erraln unt'l midnight S\"\-'lP`~Y- , In U10 meintims any news Items, duly signed by the wr-my and dropped ln the letter box in The Guardian moln entrance door, will have prompt at.ten~lon when office opens.

A despatch from St. Thomas, D W I NUV. Bunytz-The British Urulser Ind.- fstlrra ole, on|hnari`ofITv\ hloh an out break of yellow leverlreccntlyfccourred, result- lfig'ln theidvaths of two members ef her or'-w, loft Barbados yesterday for Halifax, N S. Five new cases had rcourrad on bo rrd the ei ulsrr before she lcfr. Barbsdni.

Persons 'senrlinq advertising matter to The Guardian are requested to state wnethcrrame ls to appear among Classified ads, Business locals, Announ ze- menter or among regular display advertise ments When no such information ls furnished the management will not he held resnonsilile lf ad does not appear as desired.

Owing to the snormoussmuuntoftlme

and expense necessary ln book keeping and making out small accounts as well sa niallinir and collecting same,The Guardian has decldsd that in luturs all ordinary amounts under one dollar will beaccept- ed on a oah ln advance basis and ten pei cent discount given, except to those who have aregular advarthlng acchout who will stlll have the privilege of monthly credlt.

The death occurred ln Pulo Alto, Osllf.,

on Nov. 4, ot Mr. Ilugn A Ramsay, eldest daughter of the Rev Henry Crawford, o Brldgewatc . Mr Ramsay isa nnt.vs of P. E. Ialand,and with hit wlle removed to Callfornla about fifteen years ego, and ls now City Marshall of Palo Alt.o.Llth0usili it vias known Mrs Ramsay was not well there was no thought of a serl ous Illness untll her father received the tidings other death. A husband and two sons and two daughters are left. to mourn the lows of a loving wlfe and mother,

By advices from St Peters Bay on

Saturday the and news was received that a' chlld,throe years old, son of Archibald Gillis of St Peters Harbor, wandered iiwny from its home,Frlday afternoon and has not since bosnfusen, As the chllrl`s tracks were afterwards sound upon the sand, II. is foaredfthat hc has been drownei. Thu tldo was,fn at the tlml, and rising very rapidly at that polat. Mr Glllls who ta a brothero( Dr Gillls of Kensington, lu himself contlaed In his house by paralysis of the leus and there la much sympathy for htm and his family.

A large Ysnrl influential meeting of

the electors of New London district wa- held in the Clifton Hall Saturday evening. The mssilng was opened by sppolr ting James M. McLnod as chairman. wht stated that the object ofithe meeting wo to obtain an approplratlou at ths present- lesslon sf Parilament for the construotlor of a branch railway to New London. Thr meeting was addressed by several local speakers,sbcwlngt.he necessity ofsald rall- wsy and also the amount of produce ln this seatlon of the country and showing that said rallwsy would be o paying Invest- ment and the pronils -s that had been made by both polltlcal pirties during the lanu thirty yearl. A A Mel. san than ad crossed the meeunu, tollc wed by A B Warburton, and Alexander Martin, all oi whom promised to do all lu their power to carry out this project. The I llowlug committee was appointed to pro~s the matter upon tho attention of the M-nlslcr of Railways:-U W Kelly, New ion Mo Lsod, A M McLeod, Robt Brown, li D McKay. J II Johnson, J T Murray an W H Hogan, Tho thanks of the tnestlnt were tendered candidates for attending. .?.&__;____.==_===-=-

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We are opening up a

new stock of Fine leather goods, consist- ‘ ing of:-- ‘

Bags. Purses,

Bill books,

Dressing Cases Writing folios, Collar Cases, Letter Cases.

Thr sc goods are

bought direct from the maker, and make up a line of most sensible

gifts. '

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at 5” PM |b gf; gg good as any Imported chucorltes at `75c. Boy Wtilte°s and .save cost of

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These are all this season’s goods, and came to us direct from the manufact-

u Th llthlt tstles nndn ' t lths

rcrs- eyarea_ e aes y eucs co -

Light, medium, and dark colors, also blacks-sizes are 34 to 44 inch.

$6.00 Coats for $4.50 $8.00 “ “ $6.00 $10.00 ~“ “ $7.50 $200 " “ $9.00 $15.00 “ " $II.25

just one quarter less than the reszular prices.

Sale is for spot cash only,

A Tremendous Sacrifice of Ladies’ F ur Coats.

38 in all. Astrakans, Seals, Persian Lamb, Raccoon and Wombat you get your

choice at one third off.

$30.00 Coats fr-r $20.00 $75.00 Coats for $50 oo $45.f~o Coats for $30.. o $9 non Coats for $6o.oo $60.00 Coats for $4o.r.o $150 Coats for $100.' o

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when you can get hot drinks at any hour. excep 7' while yousleeo nt. my popular restaur.nt

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V in abundsmsjust the thing' to vann o p 1 1 l 5

make you feel gon aol vraig

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ladies Wear Counter

Broad Jloth Suilirgr in Black, Brown. Plne Red and Green. l°opi.ns in

Black, Blue, l-‘ rd, llmwn and Navy also Hcnriettas, Cashmeres, Sages, Cheviots and Meltom. Underwear, (The Watson Brand) Hose, Suspenders. slaves. Laces Ribbons, Side Combs, Back Combs, Toilet Combs.Hslr Brushes.C othes Brushes

Low Prices on Everything

Men’s Wear llounter

wr ds, Oxford tweedn, Moncton tweevls, Scotch twceds. Canadian

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5 lgee ilttr ts, Collars, Cuffs, Ties, Braces.

1ishl?\1t in To Shirt Linder Drawer- White Shirts, Re rtta ! U I

Low Prices on Lverything

We give 35c per lb for wool in X Change. Ws sell Stantields Underwear.

W. C. TURNER & CO..

The LOW Price Store.

Snnnvsfde. Charlottetown l

40 p.c.Time Saved

IN BOOIIKEEPING

This ls what our Combined Ledger and Billing Onttit will do for the Retail or General Merchant.:

THE OUTFIT CONSISTS OF

r Ledger 11%, x rr ,

r Leather Tub Index 7 5

250 Ledger Leaves ,

. tooo Bills in Duplicate

' TRANSFER BINDER AND CARBONS FREE

Outfit 9% Outfit8%xvI.... ..20.0tI

5 `p. c. Dlsconn sh accompent s 0r_'¢r. y

Tr .E MCGOWAN MANUFACTURING CO.

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Only Loose l_eaf Specialists in Maritim

Buy cue on our gnaran'ee. Yon‘ll be grateln

i B eantiful Motion

Pictures

The Forester Cabby' ‘If .1 wedding? Vi/ho

did he marry.

- The Haunted bed-

room.

A Drunknrd will

drink.

Illustrated sung ‘Neath The Old

Cherry Tree Sweet Marie.

By Mr Harney:

Admission 5 ver ts

to all parts of tr e hall. 7-t6dtf.

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will leave Charlottetown uutl' fir n» i notice sn follnwn:

For Vernon River Bridge every net--md

Monday hy appointment.

For Halllday‘o, China Point, and Bnirh

wharves on Tuesday at 1. p.m.

For Grsnauu on Wednesday st, 71|) s m. For East River poruon Friday at 5.30 a

m and I m n.m.

For Wear. River ports on Saturday at

0 0 s.m. and 2.00 n. m.

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