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NOVEMBER Q' I9" ' -»"r1-lm l..1l'1‘nls'l‘ Nl~;i-.is 'l`lll! CUARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN fn- -| ,,. \,,' . ‘ |»/\Q|5 SEVEN

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Headaches - nausea - lndlgesllon-muddy complexion-pimpin,- bad breath-these are_somo of the effects of con.

reliable is - B U

gtlpatlon. The mild, sensible. S

A _

N A 'lhey contain the latest

dlSCO\‘Bred and best evacuant known, which

empties the bowels without the slightest discomfort and without dis-

turblng the rest of the system. Constantly increased doses are not necessary. gg, g box. If Nur &'t|¢!l¢t hu not yet stocked them, send 25c. and we will mall them. 25' National Drum lltl Clnllknl Company 0| Cllldc. Limited. - Montreal.

LAxATlvE

in quarter, half' and one pound tins-just what you want on your vacation

0|' eXCl|fBl0l`l B

lllclicy & Nicholson Tobacco Co., Lid.

Man ‘5It""i'-rn Charlottetown Pho 1° t-lr on wi.

~lllckey’s Bright Cut Tobacco

EST SMOKE

'lin

~bufore_t.he Xmas rush: bo- is the time to h:_lve YOUR tak_en. We can give it spec-

inlntt an-tlon-our in-est ture. ‘nil .udt\l`- ,

Geo. H. Cook

‘ all

\'_()\V gins- .ihotn

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ll you are 'in need oi ll reliable wllt_.ch el ull- to us. Wo can :supply _vou with _un .ul uln l.imlepil_-cu nt a rnodvrnte prlcl-,

C. W. Patterson

tl frm( jeweler l‘llt»ul: r2.4-ll

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F acts Concerning

COAL

.irc of interest to every house keeper .lull prirc is not tho Only fact worlli con- zitll-rirlg, Limit out for clean cozll also free |`rnln slugs. llavc you cvrr Irioll .our ronl lt`uot, give- usa cllattco to sluiw you what olcull coal looks like.

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C. Lyons iii! Co

FOR SALE

_.*ltl\:|.n|cr “I’ionel>r" in first. r‘._lnas condi-

tlonk Suitable fur lliiltillwl' bllglllcia 'Now “nr iulrin Llnurlui tl own D .V 'I

R. N‘.)t`()X

.vlore'll.'

ll-lidlw

'_ on vo... xm.. rl...l.._|i.l A Sp;-iii] Value

i Gun Metal Calf .

1 laced Boots ,L / , _ \

l`hese val ues ill

wotllen's lncell lloots ure crcnlirg wide-.spread ill t.cre\'t. :lull price and tplalitv c0ll.<i<lcre<l we <lou‘\t,if you can find a lmrgnin toerplal this ill all tht; provinces.

The hnots are lllnde ll

. .~:pc-ciully to our order

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l ln Women s I M

lll Thursday. The deceased lady who

A-`-`-'r`-‘ff ‘fff-'-‘-‘ff--vi_ffff-'--f--'fr-‘f--of-:=<:- .-rv-.~_--.-v--:.-:_-_~:.-:.-_-_-_-_-.-_-:_-_-_~_-_-_-_~.-.1-_-:_-.-,~.~_~_-_-e

'If-_l)qVys__t.9 buy in this Province.

The following Mission room receip-

ts are acknowledged in the Wesleyan 1 -Alherton $28 and S22,

many that the proprietor of the Col Hotel had to open up his summer arl- ncx in order to accommodate tl.rnl.‘

The Wesleyan speaks in high terms

this week on the work in the Metho- dist Church in Moncton being dm., hy liev. J. L. Batty and by Rev. W. G. Lane, both well known here.

The friends of Mrs. Edward Clarke,

filly. _Will be pleased to hear that sh; ‘B 00mg as well as can be expected lifter a very critical operation which she underwent recently in the P.E.I_ Hospital.

The Wesleyan, referring to wpy 0 that llsner usted .lilly za, ls4o_ _which has been sent them, reprlutl the following marriage therefrom:-- At Charlottetown, P.. E. 1., on the l2inst, by Rev. E. Batterell, Pete; Vanlderstine of Vernon River to Ell- Z8 Davy of Charlottetown.

Hector Mclnnes, K. C.,has receiver’

the sad intelligence that his mother Mrs. Laughlin Mclnnes, had died rather suddenly at her home ni Lyons, Brook, Picton C-ounty, on

WHS 73 Years of age,had not been in the best` of health of late, but hm- llenlise was unexpected. She was s most estimable lady and was beloved by all who knew her. Mrs. Mclnncs is survived by hor husband, four son,- and two daughters, Mrs. Sample, <l. Colchester, and Miss Mclnnis nt home. The sons are: Hector Mcln nes. barrister, of Halifax; William and Daniel, in the United States,nnd Peter at home.-Halifax exe. (Mr-_. Mclnncs’ wife is a native of till. City.

frllu splclldill quality gun lllvtul calf willl dull kill tops. 'l`llcy are ill the lair-.L styles null made in the new

l Hinge last, which is now so popular lu Boston, New York and the larg- crcitics

/\ll sizes art- shown

l`l‘onl 2 l-2 to 7 hut the

, slurlrt toe and stylish

vulllplnake cllcll lloot

p l look much smaller than l if really is. You have ` paid Loot: to $4.50 for

lloofs not hotter than

l these. Our speci S ` 'l I :ll price for “to-

‘ dny.... ........ .

A pretty house wedding took pln-t

_voltcrdlly afternoon at the residcncr of Albert and Mrs. Craig, Chestnut. street, when their daughter Nell e l Alberta was lnarried to Arthur New- ,ton Fraser, of this city, the Rev. G. K. B. Adams, of Young Methodist Church, otliciating. The ceremony took place in the parlor, which was 'prettily decorated with palms an' quantities of fragrant blossoms. Thr pretty little bride, who was given ,nwny by her father, wore her travell ingsuit of navy sergc, the coat open ing over fi waist of paddy green sat. in veiled in navy blue chiffon 1-mllro illered in blue and gold. Her becom- ing blue hat was trimmed with heron plulnage. She carried a beautiful bouquet of bridal roses and lilies o' the valley, and her gift from thr bridegroom was a handsome Persian lamb coat and muff. 'l`lle‘\ved<‘li‘ri'g march was played by Miss Blanch( Craig, the bride’s sister, nnd her gift

Alley _&? Co.

l I35 Queen Street.

_ \ DR B." REID ` I DENTIS cs Hours 9-I and 2-6 0 enkinsdt Son

l NEW' WSE BLOCK I Sltclrtf rlottetown P.-E I.

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New “Beaver” Flour

just received direct from the

Milla new supply of BEAVER l"l,Olll< ill

-ES 9 Em" o > ” Calf. °

Barrels

loo pound Bags 5,, .. ..

--.lift fit. _Galt

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uve Russel: _ wean at-:fren l.As'r~ Lonoslz

I Put' on --_,ue-..... ,. E ' 'H `

Hard and Soft Coal

Fresh Supply Always-on lhntl The Steamship "Morien‘ is now

discharging atargo of about H00 tous of Reserve Runmiuc and Nut coal, fresh from the mines. If you want something choice in coal, now' ls tim- tllne. .

We have still a supply ofthe cel-

ebrated Lackawanna Antllracite Coal on hand, which we are selling ul lowest pricesf . ' ‘

All orders lcft at our office .'45,

Queen street or pllmled to| -104 or 4o9 will receive ollr careful. attenion, end satisfactory delivery will be made

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having your Photo taken.

Bayer lhotoill'i\l>l\¢”.

Frames to suit our Photos Are now on show.

Dental Coniortione Are Short Lived Generally

dental work ill n lhlnlr of bonuty

lorllfc. lf you will l.l'y UN- YOU will iinilslttinu nt, crown or _ bridrrs work juni, liimtmilnrtnbltrns reatllngnn inter- ,.,q|iI‘\i¥ H'-0l'y. Wu can lmflrove 3'0"' HPD' oarnnce and your henltll. und help You to onluy your loud batter. ,

|25 Queen St

nr Nestlleor Q Golfs

Ph |19 275-I tlrtl. , ` `

' J. a. lntowlt. n. M. n. l

DHNTIBT

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"'h'§I’. ily., init s.l’l‘l.`lll‘.¢°

Char ottetown. _

Diitidlyr, 4 -

n.6’."Hslli ' reon e e

'25 .. .. V

llnlf-lmrrcls l

‘_5.30 o’clock train for a six weeks’ l°t,rip to New York and the Bahamas,

ifrom the hridcgroonl was n beautiful; lgold bracelet set with pearls and pe- ridots. The service was followed by 4, reception; the brllle‘s table being cen- tred by the wedding cake and decor- ated with roses and lilies of the val- ley. Mr. and Mrs. Fraser left on thc

und on their return trip will take up residence at the Royal Alexandra Hotel for the winter months.-Winni peg Telegram. (Miss Craig was for- merly of Emerald.)

The death of John Brownell

Thompson occurred at his residence, Robinson street, at eight o'clock this morning. ’l‘he deceased was sev- enty-six years of age, and leaves a wife, one son, and one daughter; his first wlfe's children, W.K. Thonlpsoll, of Calgary, Alta, is the son, and Mrs John Berry, wife of Conductor Berry of this city, is the daughter. Mr. Thompson has been in poor heal- th for the past three years having suffered from apoplexy some years ago. Mr. Thompson was born in Up- per Sackville where he lived until he moved to Moncton, about .20 years ago, where he was employed first as policeman, and later employed by the I. G. R., for a numlber of years. Owing to ill health Mr. Thonlpsull gave up his employment about three years since. Mr. Thonlpson's first wifc was Miss Mary Kinnear, of Sackville, wllo died eleven years sin- ce, after which he married Miss Em- ma Webster, of Kengsington, l‘. E. I. Mr. Tliompson also leaves three bro- thers, Charles, Clifford, and Fred all of Upper rlackville. The iuneral will take place on Saturday morning, a short sservice will be held at the house Robinson Street at 9.3_0 0:- clocll after which the holly wlll be taken to Sackville on No. 2 train for interment. The funeral will take place in Upper Sackville on the arriv- al of the Cape traill about 1.30 o’clock on Saturday afternoon. ln- tcrment at Upper Sackville Cemetery .-Moncton Exe.

::Myals “Laxacold" is a laxntlvc

treatment for gl°ll>P¢. "'CUlflB" '(Coryza), coughs, headaches, neural- gia, etc., It acts quickly (a day and a night), is tasteless (chocolate coated), and checks a cold at once lf taken promptly. 250, a box. Sold and recommended by E. A. Foster, Central Drugstore, Sunnyside. -titl- -ui I Inq _ _ *l-- _e-

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The People’s Theatre ` f Tonight

Bsrrier'| Burned Away A beautiful illustration ofthe well known story

_'I' he llidden Mine

(ine of those Eslsny stories every

one wants o seo 1

1|.. c¢|°...l'. sa.. A etronl. dramatic sublcct

EMURY Wlll'l`E’S Farewell Week

/ COMING

Senoriis Fermando The Spanish Song Bird

A large number of commercial tril-

vcllers visited Souris last week. Sr,

, George Smith, is on passage from P. l ‘lor U. M. Firth, of this town.-Llven lpool Exc.

recent visitor to. Vernon River.

Mr. Metherall, Methodist pastor,

dcricton Exe.

tion, will be held in this city this year on Wednesday alld Thursday. Nov Ztlth and 30th. The prize list is now being prepared.

Preparations are now being made

for the Farmers .Convention of l.)ueeu’s (Tounty \vhich will be held on Tuesday and Wednesday, Nov. 28th -and Zuth, in this city. A very large agricultural representation of the county is expected. -

The Conservative electors of Cherry Valley' D0lling division met for organ- ization on Tuesday the 31 Oct. Tile following ofhcers comprise the exec". tive of the association. Alexander McDonald, t‘herry Valley-Presd; Francis A. Murphy, China Point, Vice Presd; Allen Fraser, Vernon River Bridge, Sccy.

V A novelty ill illuminated advertis- ‘ng signs has been admired the past few nights on the sidewalk in front if the entrance to the McKinnon 'lrug (‘n., on the corner of Kent and treat George streets. An electrical malznifyini; hulbl is attached to the caslnkt above their door and this throws on the sidewalk in circular 'or the words “Smoke El President Ultlllrs." The sign has attractcl much attention and is one ofa thr- many up-to-date advertising metlmllu 'tacd ~l>y tllls_ progt'es.~liv<e firm 'ill drfnvlng nttt-ntlon to their lmst. lili- ls.

A very cllioytlllle evening was spent,

in l<`alcon\vood Hospital on the even. ing of Nov. 2nd when the n\lrscs,at- tcndnnts, and other employees of that institution met for, an evenings enterttdnnlent in the forln of u goose supper which was heartily en- joyed by all. Numerous games, -.ongs and other forms of amusement were the order of the evening, after which the supper was served, which was indeed a great credit to the young ladies who so ably prepared it. After the supper was ioyully dis- noscd of, music and dancing were in- dulged ln until a reasonable huur,‘| when before breaking up it was mov cd by S. Bonnell and seconded that ri

success. An entertainment of this 'rind cannot but have the very heat effect on the employees _of the insti- tution, promoting good feeling. and also aflordillg relief from. their exact- ing duties. The entertainment was hrought to a close hy the singing of Auld Lang Syue, after which all re- tired satisfied that they had spent n most enjoyable evening.

::Rexall Pearl Tooth Powder makes

the teeth shine like ~pearls, imparts ,a delightful fragrance to the breath, prevents decay, hardens the gums, and is a preventative to the action of disease germs which enter the mouth. 25c, sole agents, Tile Mc- Kinnon Drug f`o., Cor Gt. Geo and Kent Sts. dtf.

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prtlllci~l lilrlttis certainly trv- in to tns en. 'f ' teboth

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ered with _dlzzlnr-les or severe hendaches,lt. is time you con- . suited us. ~

Your Eves

need attention. Wo are expert. opllclnns, and wo’ll carefully exnnllne your eyes, limi flt you with the llrlnsses thnt will give ‘ best. results.

G. F. Hutcheson

I Jeweler-Optlclan

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COAL _COAL

The Undersigned Dealers in

Hard and Soil Coal

llsve Always on llsnd at their Old Stand, Peale’s

No. 2 Wharf.

a large supply of coal suitable for all purposes. Orders, ver- bal by mail or by telephone

should be pleased to have your orders.

l The schooner Alhzrta, Captain

E. Island with a cargo of potatoes

A 'correspondent says 1-W, Mcln_ 'pls and R. Hynes, Mill View, paid a, .lying visit to Vernon River Sunday. E.,J. Morrissey, Mill View, was a

left for his home in P. E. Island, to spend a few weeks' vacation. The pulpit will be occupied in his absence by a student from the U. N. B.-Fre-

The annual winter fruit show of the l‘. E. I, Fruit Growers’ Assucia-‘

MINARIYS LINIMENT for Rheuma-

promplly attended to' our tlsm and Sprains, as Ihave used it

telephone No. is 3:2. and we lor lion. with excellent results.

They are o

backs are with a

only. _

Velveleens

cure fabric for customer

25 in . ..

Koitisl Cap

- For years this assortment today

Mittens

Wool mittens to lit everyone from

those for-'the grown folk

Knitted fourln han

Blues, Reseda, Cardinal

Sallor Collars, to

The much wanted and hard to pro-

Greens, Black, Sky, Pinl5Crearn, Blue.

. .. . ........6oc per yd.

the baby to the grown man. Of course

while tl e others come in White, Sky' . N ivy, Fcarlcl and Black. ‘ _

Late Arrivals.

llnlll.o1"rnonlv Ann ,ounlrs coulrlv '*'--_--l-

Ol1l°_I1€‘W Ctltlllligs are claiming' a great deal of at-

tention these days. .

fthe finest qualities produced by the if

Huddersfield mills and come in the grey shades. The '

different shade ln plaid' form-ing when

reversed, the trimmings on the coat. 3 I-2 yard lengths

$2.25 2.65 3.25 per yard. 60c

O I

Sultmgs `69c

We have placed on the front coun-

ter fourteen pieces of all wool Suitings regular prices 75c to 1.35 per yard. These are all AJ. fabrics and the regu- ular shades........................6?tc per yd

s, Navys, Reds,

s and Toques

store has been celebratedfor its knillcd goods and the ls complete ln every particular.

Toques ' »

and Caps in every colnbinntion of Cardinal, Navy, (irc:-ll, City, .Qlly White, Scarlet and lilnck. 29c,

59c, 50c each. Ladies’ Jerseys

Low priced ones did you say ?

Ccrtainly~ (irccu trilnuled with red.

Navy bllle trimmed with Red L50 Grey, Navy, Qlack and Cardinal,

.......... up

Heavy vveigllts ill Grey nl, __ _5_25

s colne in black

Fish Net Veils in white only...95c V New frillings in all and cvely

shade .................7cto l5c frill

d iles ln Navy, _ _ _ _ . and Black 50° Blaclt Silk Brald Frogs in three

_ new patterns at 35c, 45c 60c.

button on, in Sl Margaret Suits for htf-le boys ln

both Navys and Butcher.........38c each Navy blue only . . .. L75-to $l.95

foto of thanks be extended--Miss Bell, ‘

and all others who aided in making _

the entertainment such a decided

_l-

New York* Fish Ads.

' AUSTIN IIALEY Q C0.

Successorl-l to H. B. JOYCE & C0.

Commission Merchants Fresh and Salt F_is_h and l:.i._nned Goods

Consignments Sollclted. llully Returns |76 Allmllc Avenue l l-Gmfdr l zwpd. BOSTON.

"GET 'RICH QUICK"

(JN CATS AND RATS.

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CHICAGO, November 3.-'The "get- ricu- quickf’ schemes of J. Rufus Wallingford, the facile financier, of the tried and true roads to wealth, thrift and industry which have met `with ,more or less success when pur- sued hy J_onn ll. Rockfeller, J. P. Morgan and others, are as the blun- dering activities of children as com- pared with the plan submitted to Postnlastcr Campbell today. The plan is nothing more or less than to feed rats to cats, skin the cats and feed the cats hack to the rats, in endless succession, the only break being the deduction of the catskins, the sale of which is to supply the profit. The writer, outllnilg his plan, snidt-

“We will start a cat ranch, get-

ting l,000,000 cats. Each will.ilavc twelve kittens a year. l‘at.skins are worth 10 cents for white ones and 75 cents for black ones. .’l‘lley will average ill) cents each. 'l‘here is 12,000,000 catllkins a year. ll daily gross income of some $10,000.

“A mall can skin fifty cats for $2,

and it will take 100 men to operate the ranch, leaving our profit over $9.000 a day. \\‘t- will have tn feed the cats. How?

"Start a rat. rnucll next door.. Rats

multiply four tinlcs as last as cats. We will have, tlu\t‘efore, four rats a day for each cat-plenty.

"l-low to feed the rats? "Siluple: feed tllcnl on thc cats’

bodies.-»-a lollrth of rl cnt per rat- nmply sufficient. Thus, you see, the business will be sclf~supportin;.: audl' automatically will pay.

~'l‘ln. cats will eat the nits. null the rats will eat the cats null wel

get the skins and tile wi-altll, Are you witll mc?" l

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A Well-lnown Man.

Mlnurd's Linlment Co., Limited, Dear Sire,-1 can recommend your

Yours truly,

T. B.LAVEll8,

P H h ’

lg C`lC. TABLETS

Cure a Bilious Headache.

Gently but thoroughly cleanse yo_ur liver, Stomach and Bowels. lJon’t continue being sfbllious nuisance to yourself and others. and

don’t resort to harsh physics that. irritate and lnlurs. _

Reiuember that every disorder of the Stomach, Liver and Boweltl can

be qulekly_nnd gently cured through our C. C. O. Tablets.

» " nn; l G00. cllll§|ll(E§, "°‘;,l;';;,,_, ,I I har oifetown. . 7 I

f APPLEs

' Choice Gravenstein apples-35c perk, 92 75 and $3.25 per bbl, also ccoking apples selling at zoc per peck.

L. A. Haszard

l 1 1'-4dtf (irafton Street.

, The Classy Quencher

,lersey Cream.

_ Is now for sale everywhere.

Try a Glass

Francis Drake. Manufacturer. ;

New culscow, N.- .s 3.

E. ll. MCEACHERN, Agent, Charlottetown. P. E; I.

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"Broad cloths are being shownl 'E000 yum” "1 “.0” ljwesds, a“d` inch more of lute. There is notll- .5“"~"‘l5“ “rl” 9" kdlslllal ‘:t“l :“°'“"’- ing prettier for n suit than those rua- lTl"‘“‘°' tW‘“"" ml* *" "FY 9 Y stzdcofg. terlals that have soft velvety look ,t"m°*‘~ we hlwe every °°" "'“ “ch ns PATUNS Hygmde Bm,,d_ that these tweeds arc going to bs. clot), We have ,, fun range of mp ivory populnr this'-coming winter. A# mm "amen, mack' mn' navy ,,,.,,||collsfderable number of rsversahlu alice blue, grey residn, lnyrtlt- green. Bllltlnllfl HN? §h0Wl\- H‘lWe"°“',"“’“° fawn, brown and wins spungcd ami reversallles are used more for coat-. ln-iinlr sl-.lllng lit $1.15 loss l-eguuir llnlze than for salts- We have Uw- ,mh ,m,c0,m¢__.pB¢_0n,_ m_28,|¢¢_ atest shades ln these cloths froln,-,

1.75 to $3.25 per ynrd.~l’A'l`0N:l.-

ll)--Zllllll.

"It ls more economical to buy full ___ -

weight. wools. Our Berlin Wool is wg havg gglq 4| grant. dent nf. tic ii hunk contains more strands and UnderwB&l' in our time but wo, ls -much llenvicr than the berlin that never sold such excellent under- is sold nt fic R hsulr. Our aviation wear at such low prlocls as W0 wool nt l2c ,, bank contains 22 B\‘6l10W 0"8l`l"il~ |'|0“’50l\`S. EU- strands. The kind that is sold nt. ll'0|\l Ufld P0" A|\9l°- P\’l°°5 85"! tlc contains only ill. All of Patonslto $l~35 F 9ll°m5|l¢-’N3l~l°"°| wools~are ftlll weight 16 ozs to the c|°"mn9 9°' " 103°" ln. 11-teal. -- A

. “A new lot. ol .Neckwear just re-`

"0ur hosiery department is heavi-

ly stocked with fall and winter

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gUN-I-MN BELL” C0_ lfl ll . . g weights ln cashmere ant woo s. , Agmn nominee" can cf. Lia. l&3i'Ti'“8fl°?°~i:i;"l$'§’.,°,f‘" Se- Admission Sc dt, ao, aa, to soc, pn pm. noon at

Ap.n»;sn.=l. olnlwlia s. s. Ll... i _...J t 30-11 » . Memos. 10-184"-

Largc assortment to choose from at ordinary, and lust what you have"

cefved in all the new shades and pan-*_

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