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as 'l‘ba§kRNlng*' day comes on Monday it will be necessary for us

go receive Poultry not later than-

'ri-iurrsnsv, oor. zu

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CHANGE 0F TIME .

Winter Service “

-IN EFFEC"l‘-

0CTOBER» 23rd. l9l0

J NADNB FAMOUS 'DRA (A _THE_ IN

Maritime Express

Will Perform the through Service bet- ween Hrilifax and

QUEBEC AND MONTREAL

TIIANKSGIVING DAY, Oct. 5lsf, l9I0.

_ 'Round Tri Ticketat First Class Opne Way Fare

Between all Stations on the Ralwsy.

and to poi_nts on Uonneciing Lines

(loud foinu Oct. 28, 29, 30, 3 ._ _ Good _or return sous to ai rive at origin-

al startink Point not later than Nov. 2nd,

w. ii. ieocizrzs

Agent

Farm For Sale “Ringwood Farm” Rocky Point

lacing Charlottetown Harbor. 90 acres ood anu,new house and burns _lrlxces Ibm. situation for a hotel. Fuiipurticular- apply to _ HAROLD N ‘ WSON io 5dttdr6rPd. '

SCO'I`T’S

EMUl.3IOhi

C00#/N. Coldr. Loft qf F 1"/L Anwlid. Broncbitlr AND

CONSUMPTION

Bo mn to get SCOT'l"S; every

b-=\\l° of it t» nu-aimi ma uma by A world-wide reputation.

ALL .DRUGGISTS

Io k-Charlottetown "° ' '\°

' ~1't pays to buy in this Province.

Rev. Mr. Kirby, formerly of this

city, was a visitor in Woodstock, N

returned from a visit to Monereal.

Mrs. G. A. Ross, Iarrville, N. B.,

whose husband _is .a native ofthls City, was a guest in Hlarmptidn, N. B., last week. `

All should remember the sale of

49 Upper Hillsboro Street ‘on next Wednesday at ll o'cl0ck.

The Knights of Pythins of this city

held a very enjoyable social and dance in their hall last evening. The evening was greatly enjoyed ~by the many present.

Wm Mclnnis City lalt yosfidvlay

erly of this city, -.preached in Woodf ltock N. B. last Sunday.

The Marine wharf has been greatly improved this year. The planking has been extended rig-ht across the wharf, the track has been raised and plank- ed between the rails and a.- new slip has been placed on the eastern side. 'l‘lie planking done this year was on the western side between number

,Mrs C- V- M°G"’8`0f'5 l“"“'il-“re Bl' three warehouse and the Tidal ware-

house and on the easbernl side be- tween number one warehouse and the end of the wharf. The work is just about completed and will be finished this week. Other improvements are being planned for next season.

Pierpont Morgan, of newspaper

fame, is at presenlt in Cincinnati, the

At the Police Court in this Gil'-Y guest at Dalvay, the residence of the

_ _ _ _ _ yesterday morning one drunk Lemuel late Alexander Macdonald, whose }_‘;€f°,f'|‘if1°v'g|;‘l°,g:,'3F ,l,',f;"‘w“,tl§,‘,’g" §§:c‘Ll[Mahar was _“fined 10 dollars or thir- summer home was in this Province, wherever our ty days. This sentence was suspended the most beautifiil home in that city,

pending good behaviour. whrich has been placed at his dispos

m-eoffe,-ed, The p|,,in¢s¢_ |,,ce;,_,_im,,,.,,,,_ _ _ --- al by Misses Stallro, now touring id-_pushvandsoigiestrpiypedby;-lustteeth? While coming down from Pt. Du in Europe, who in this are carrying “pil itlghlpepii consult Chene recently the C. G. S. Brant out a wish of their grandfather, ey,-

Izs S damaged her rudder and will have to pressed before he died In fact the

Dr Q"°°" I-_ come`out of the water to have _the Tribune says that Mr. Macdonald

Next Beer ®.GolIs. necessary repairs made. had made arrangements to have Mr.

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'nlg w-ere deli hted with the ictures

Morgan, his personal business friend

Those attending the Bijou last even- occupy it at the con-vention

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hown on the screen this no doubt The following from the Tomonto was 'in reat me

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_ S ' Morirs ci. r t I I g w -» » of

a , wtiir » e ' - _ » _

P 9 miwhifle 'lnitalled Wlllfh l'-he rest in this province. As the Th-snl~s .mnnrigemcnt have secured. The samelgqving-Benson appromhw phe, »m,,,,gm

- -- - 'pictures will 'be shown tonight arirllof mm, will 800,, be di,.ected't0

_ _ . , pre-

conlpriin iibettervnriety and alicpivicii;cpiitingilirintrnypackiiir M"mD"”'{'j :V151 be heard at hm best paratipns for the usual sumptutous

;2u`fll%c::;`$g:éfnS%;l§5d 1?ilfl.‘l1LfYlfl'r_lfffllilftéfflfllls In S In e Bong' dinner considered appropriate G0 that i_es._' ie# wee es invin ‘ciwoe ir . r'ice'.i un 'c ii ox. Ml, K_ t, _M_D _ ld , u _ _ . _ 1.x kinds in Bulk socunuund. Y W i Side(i’”,o__ :ufme ;'i__‘;;‘”paét‘¥__:°Vic‘;_‘ir;;| 'key, the piece- _de resistance of the

holiday S omc attention to_tlie tur-

. C. says the Oakland Maple Leaf Thankgglvmg dinner’ is not ‘ml ol

B , _ _ _ _

“The C0” ,is spending _a few months in Eflzce' ggffisctust °f lhll* 'lglganlariglvllig

Fraricisw with hei sister, Mrs AD mas “ew” Y as nd' Matlirriis Botti tliese young lame” anceil a liundredfolil in fifteen years.

DRUGGISTS C01' Great Geo & Kent Streets. `,,Lt¢m|¢,1‘y_h¢ pie ,,0¢.m1 of me gan ,l<‘rom 1594 to 1901, the avera\;~elwliole~

___ gg M _ , ,_ ---L- V- l<‘r‘u1icisco Society. 'l‘hey still take an Sale lJl`lCe ranged from 7.087 cents to

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ut the Armourics Friday evenriiig for the utllcors of H. M. S. Cornw-all wins the social event of the seiisoii uiiil a ilcliglitful silcccsu in every way. lt was also the coming out dance of Miss Louise McC'ready and several uf her yourng friends; and ch-arming de-

’ ` in the flour means quality in the bread ind the pastry h

you bake. Without quality behind your efforts, no ,ri

knowledge or skill can bring good results. Better bc without rheskill than without the quality. ,

°° BEAVER ” Finns A

in the highest development of blended wlicats, embracing the l rich hcslih-giving properties of Manitoba Spring wheat and . the carbohydrates of Ontario Fall '

wheat, which make delicate, white, light bread and pastry.

Remember, it is for bread

and pastry, both. With BEAVER FLOUR in the house, you only need one kind to' attain the best results in

every form of baking. _

BEAVER FLOUR means '

I economy ss well as efllciency.

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Ask your grocer ibr it to-day.

ncAr.sRs.-write rar prices on -It Foods, Coarse Grains and Cereals.

l'. l. TAYLDR C0., Ltd, Chllhul.0nl-

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rrAYLoa’s snoizs _

have a guarantee stamp on every

pair. Be sure that your dealer gives you Tayloi-'s shoes. r

Refuse something called just as good.

The Robert Taylor Co. Lid..

` Halifax '

Makers of Solid Footwear. Harry ]1\lH@S» _Agent

io--1ottsd&r 3 mos.

butantes they were. _'Dba Captain, Commander, about a dozen of the officers irinl an equal number of the

QUE

Cheap Groceries

During the next twenty days fh@

groceries and all shelf goods of .l8S» lltlly' & C0 will be sold out at greatly reduced prices. Housekeepers will_d‘? Well to call and share in the barga1IlS which are being offered.

xo '°i 3drwtf

Point, P. E. Island.

The dance given by Mrs Mcflreiuly

nterest in their old home ut East --325 00"” PGI' l)0U`l\d. llllf BINGO 1902

the price has not fallen below 12.10

cents per pound. Last year’s price _ of 17; cents per pound was the high- §§t----- est up to that time, and eveky liouse- `

wife knows that the retail price last year- was considerably more. 'l`he chart which the Federal Department: of Imbor piiblishcs sho-ws that the price of fowls and turkeys has ud- vnnced more slianply and more in proportion tham that of any 0°hel' `

meat, wrhether beef, or pork, or mut-

ton.

enior cadets from the Cornwall were resent, and everybody hail a thor- ugilily enjoyable ti-me.-Exam.

'l‘lic Oakland Maple Leaf says:-

Brot-lier Aldrick, late of St. Mai-y’s College, Oakland, came to Portland about. the middle of August. Brother Aldrich, who was the son of Allan McDonald (Pilate) of Georgetown, P. E. I., came to California in 1888 and affiliated himself with -the Christian _

CASTOR IA

Ilia Kind You ltaia Always Bought

Brothers in that year. From 1889 to , 1897 Brother Aldrick taught in St. Peter's School, San Francisco-. I first met him rin th-at city in 1893, and in these seventeen years be has become scarcely any 'older looking than he appeared to me then. He is yet sound as a` bell and in the ordin- ary course of‘events good for many years to come. Brother Aldrick is principal of~’St. James' School, Van- couver, Wash., with resldenlce tin this city. His friends in this city were pleased to see his healthful appear- ance and hope that the Northwest will weave a spell over him.

::Notice. All persons that have

not paid their Poll Tax please attend to same at once as executions are being made out .for same. Pay and save costs. 10-6dtf.

” Slewarl’s Cream Bread

. | “Please pass the bread is al-

ways the 'cry when our BREAD is on the table. There are breads and breads. But our EVAPORATED CREAM BREAD is the only kind you'll eat after a single trial. No wonder, when the best of FLOUR, in safe surroundings, and baked to perfection makes it sol Try itl you'll always buy it l _THE `

ECIIPSI-I BAKERY i in irsirr smsr

~ lleat , .

Properly

. e _ Applied i

at the right time will of- ten ward off a severe cold t which might later develop with prieuniouia. A rub-

ber

llot Wafer Bottle is the most coiivciiicnt means by which to apply heat to any part of thc

body.

We gurirriiitee our stock

and would be glad to have

you inspect it.

‘llui°rough's Tabloirls

.-for l)oclors~

Every reliable pliysicziii

knows the excellence of Burr- ough's Tabliods in their pres- criptioiis. The only reason most doctors substitute is the very fact that it was impossi- t0 procure them.

We’ve removed the barrier

and every doctor who apprec- iates the superiority of reliable drugs will send them to us. Satisfaction is a certain y when your prescription is compound- by us. Our mission is to help the doctors help the sick.

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,,,,B‘o,,,_,,,,_ ' ’ The Siorehwilh the Stock

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All`of our riiilliiiery is rcrisoiiablc iii price - but wc will not turn out ri poor piece of

work at any price. _

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B. last week. .

___ Vernon Steele has returned to Brant- '-’ '

lliariksirlvlltll P°ll|l1‘i' 1 I THE QUEENS CDUNTY GUARDIAN "

we win nur Turkeys. oem. ducks _S _ _ ._ milf; ggpnérghpxtf verbs. is vlfit- Demons _mm and sdmonpww

and ‘imcuns °“ |'E|3,N,,!‘:,E”UmE_|°s will be served at the Halloween: tea ~,

TUESIMY AND. THURSDAY lf there was any other d Thaillmbat Bit im: Hezlihtsut Fri' mn Fl-'may' -- . 7 gh

of this W°°“- _ Emu1rlonaagoodassc0'l'l"s ay W e on y-_ y ' nevcee. steers, saturn. roi-merry . . . , Sw HH \>°f°f° °°Ui“€- sc0'r'r's would not be tm; E. w. neicsy, Beirut, me H. D. or uns Province, im returned from ¢ = 5 ~ , »

H & only one jmitamm Mcvxzzn. Morell, were in the city trip to Toronto. _ _ QW . 5 y /)

lm es e a -- __.

Fe Jo 0 b For thinrnve 7”" It lm' y Y I -_ Rev. Geo Ayers, Sacksornvllle, form- , " ~ _ Y.. - up l

een thestaiidard remedyfor " \ U/"' 5 -

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A. si. his Mrs. wiiiiam, Moncton, lon! from a visit to his iwrvnts. Rev t --=-'- g/'fi `-.f , ‘ .{ /’ `

formerly ei this city, have returned G20- and Mrs. Steele. Shedirw. form- ..- ».` _ from it visit to st. Joim. _ erlr of this Province. ' 1 ,J 'Y y . __ -_ _~ -im

Capt. Moore of St. John, formerly Re” W- A- B"°W“- 0"? Of l-he 5915 ~ V" _,xy '7, QQ iyvlf -

of this C,ty_ was ,,,,New°,mt1e| N_ B, workers- of the _International Sunday f 'A \__\\~'&§,§_ -_ F-A-"~.<,,-_ Q ,- _._n'__' lut week on omcial bu,_,,,,es,,_ School Association, who was in the _,__,, ‘ ' / ,#3, ,-__ - , J ~ ’q‘

, _ l city recently, delfivered a strong ad- \. ~1-1 ,yqflb _ ‘ ‘

Mn, w_ A_ Comperthlvarte' Mow dress on Sunday School organization ‘- pl' ff Q ' f

ton. well known in this Province, has "H Moncton D" Saturday last' * , l Ji/ -

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Right millinery lor all ages

AND_YOU KNOW IT MAKES NO Dll"I<`ERliNClԤ wlietlier you are ri grriiid-

mother-or Just a very young grand dziuglitci'-tliis inilliiicry dcpartinciit stziiids equally ready to attciirl to your needs.

lii either cases-the iiidividriril rcrpiircuic-iit rccci\'e.~'. iiiost czircfiil .stiuly--:1ri<l'ilic

lpitltlizit we supply will be :it once smart, iicw, up to thc iuiiiiitc-uiitlexclusively iiiclivi- ¢ ua .

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Chinese Ilribiilrii wzisli ' Taiiioliiiesilks,a dressy

Silks in white, black und durable silk, well adapted practically :ill colors, for lining, black, white

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YOUR GREAT ANI) INCREASING SUI’l’OR'l` of our silk <lep:ii'tiiient has been vcry

pleasant to us this season and wc’d I-like to iliziiik you for it to-(lay. \Ve’re still trying to

t get more of your .silk luisiiiess by deserviiig more. \\’c’rc trying always to get you the best -

and trying to sell ilu- liosl for the closest price we cziri. \Vc have no “hot air” lb offer about it -we rcrilizc tliut tlicoiily w.1y we cziii iiiukc riioiicy is by giving you llio best sci'\'icc-tliat's :ill there is to ii. -

_lapziiicse Taffeta--28

iiicli wide, ri durable :mil perfect wnsliublc silk- qu :ility geiiemlly sold foi'60c...... . . . .

Guaranteed Chilton Tatteta

___ Fully guai'aiitccd_lpl_;1_ck___chiffon tfii°l_°_ct;_1__1ifimc woven

selvcdgc-*uoncleifulvalue at ....

These tlaiiilily dressy pailleltes 750

These Priillctle Dc Cherie Silks arc ziiiioiig the uiost popular fabrics of

the sort; this sczisoii. They a1'cbriglit~~--witli ri satin like surface, very soft und remarkably durable tlicse :irc offered in black, wliitc, crcziiu, chziinpaguc, Lemon. Vieuse Rose, Bold Dc Rose, Fraise, Frziiiiboise, Pink, Cicl Blue, Cunard, Sap- phire, Geudariiie, Navy, Marine :uid Adiiiiral Blues, Reseda, Myrtle, Olive, Bronze, Tails, Golden :incl Seal Brown, Silver Grey, Iron Grey, .\Inlbcrry, Heli,

Mauve, Wistaria,Anemore. This is positively the choicest silk on the marketat the pricc.......... ........... .... ...... C

Newest black See the double Peau de Soies--- Width Dress Silks

This silk is probably tlic best all These cut to so mncli better :id-

round one for your good black silk vaiitngc, that they are steadily sup- dress, durable, rich, and dressy planting the iiui°i'o\v widths. fziffeta at 75c, L00, l.50, l.75. Pcriu :dc Sole, 36 and 40 inch

i.so,i.1s, iss.

Yard l wide Cliittoii Tatteta, guarantee---$1.50

This splendid Queen Quality Chiffon 'l`:1fi`ct;i coiiics iii full double

‘ width, soft firiii, bright, adniirnbly suited for dresses, will not split oi' crack, every

length sold under 6 iiioiitlis giiriraiitcc. . . . . .a ......... .. . . . . . .. .... ....$I.5ll

Queen Louise quality 1.50. Queen Alex quality 1.75.

Nice range of Moirc and Cotelc Silks for Cont Collars.

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Numbers in Net Waists

ClIAI\II’.»\(§Nl'I Nli'I` .~;lio\\'iiig a beautiful ri l ff . "

lricc effect iii froirl. Thu iicck niul wrist Iiiiisl ul ,

willi ri iiiiy lniiirliiig of riiulbci'i'y silk. _ . . . . . . $3 75

\Vliilc Nui willi n with- bniid of all Over lace In

centre, siilcs show prolly design iii lncc caught. with

crochet biitioiis, silk slip . . . . . .. .. . . . . . . . . .-$3.95

Dutch Neck Waist. one of the daiutiest little lines

yon`ve seen, Neck out out in square effect outlined

with point cle Veuise. Silk slip. . '. . .. . . . . . . . .$4.50

A very lo\'i~l_v waist made of alternating bands lace

and net.. Latest sleeve front caught with dainty cro.

cliet buttons. Silk slip, removable . . . . . . . . . . . . $5.75

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