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THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN p4

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_ D. F. McDonald. Monteans was in tl.e G. S. Inman.'Moni:ague was in the city

_ _ ` ,sity yesterday- _ yeswrmy.

__ __ Charles_.E.s`rles_ solo, The Lord ie my-'_ T. C. Ilaraemot this City went Wont

_ §r;.1_»__( ` -- _ lifikill, in St. Phul‘e Ohurcheu day eve .- yesterday niorniuz. ' '

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Iva was greatly enjoyed.

_ .. _ _ _ Crown Mcviiti-, Westmoreland and Ray icttetoa n yesturday.

l ' ' `-"-‘i“;~'f§‘§§l"l-.'I~\ 3*. Latest Mclniosh Victoria leav t Th l ' _?'~_, `.r.f__-; ' ’ ' " Mx un' M F. Long of this City left yesterday on `°__"_ t f“'"°?"'_° ‘_'_"""° lb” °‘"°°“` "° “" a vintwdirrerent pam or onttm. '

TOI‘0I1t0 .i Mrs. Dob=nn leaves tomorrow momma Agenernl agent for Print; Edlward l_. _i ____ _ _ C. _ 'nh M," Dobsom and h" .ou Eldon tor land is wanted for two ao nsurnncc __ lp() ‘ Halifax, where she will reside with her Camwmlu' S" ad' . ___ ‘.‘ _ Styles *_ lpn Dr. Dobson. Judge Patterson of New Glasgow. N. S.

f .\\\~‘-\ _I Hammond lues,Bamptoa, purchased by "" * |’“”"|'°" l* Bm' cl" 57 9°'

___ ¥ "_.~§§\~`._;_ ‘ `lpuhl'c suciion the property of thirty acres N°'"’“'-°b°'|‘“d 1'" mah"

\,, `§~ ` l’"‘d i>“ll'l|D!S. Ui' William H~ C0ll€l-5 C. H, S'erns of Sourls left yesterday for

_ , * _ G“DH\1fl. l'0l‘ tif! Bill!! Ol $2.505-00 Sumrnerslde where he will mret the re-

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returns Thursday from ls visit lo his old ml’ P"°v'"°° 1°' '”“°""“*“"

h°m¢ 'ill Cl"\DB\\d- Hifi daughter Mies Adveril'-ere will kindly bear in mind Augie returns with him. At Bishop, Mr. that The Guardian cmnot, undertake to Colle't is in the machine business and is a insert in following issue any "changes"

A mernherofthe tire department. ofads received after one dulock meh

_ '1‘wo new lrcomotives, built for the 'man' '

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Prince Edward Island Railway, at Kingr- I James Peters son of Prem’er Peters ol ton, Oct., will soon be here. Alfred J tbisclty, returned Saturday night frgm

Y S Houle of the P. E. l. Ry mechanical rl- Ms.rtIn's Skiing, N. B.. where he was

- pariment left last week Io supervise their with .1 Surveying party during the past

transpor lon. Two other locomotivev are Summnr,

also bein: built at Kingston for the P. E. J h M `

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The exporlers from this Province of from Geo "tba rlvlld llomlicve ohh" day é

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e "60 fresh and salt dsh who desire information several weeks, wihdiiigriiii th: zeal; ng; .3

in the ways of handling consignments to the hm. Hom D_ G5,.,j,,n_ 5

N __ secure the best market prices on reacl- cuardln ph _ N 134

Q;l1' V Qycr ' gym Ou lneet bu 5 ing their destinutionshouldwriie tu Lynch ’ “ "ue " "7" *“`° °~ l “°"‘5

s. -____ 5 y y IHS &Cn_ 18 Fulton Fiqh M"ke,__ New York l32~2 Subscriptions; 132-8 Advcrtisinp.

whow Bd giving mn paruculqrs appears Patrons will save their own time and >; ln this Issue. i‘his firm was established mano' the Gunrdlan 5”" by “kmil fm'

I y o n cGougau, nfl’ McNutt&: Sons, i

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Close priceion bcstwinter A

_ Underwearfor men of every ‘ i

Staniield’s in heavy weight, L

all sizes $2.51; _

Staniie1d’s liner makes in

all sizes, weights and prices.

Peumans' Wolsey’s Jason

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and Morley'a Laml/s wool, - in all sizes and prices. .

POR ONE DOLLAR PRR

SUIT we sell a better grade of ‘ fleece-lined underwear than most

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44 years ago and their standing can sl_ tha 'wwe “umm” °”lV- V

l “’HYS he hall 'Wm D""“i‘~'.`Bradstrcets' Misses Stella Orr and Johanna Palmer I

Market and Fulton's Nntlonn/I Bank or of of French River, left e few days ago fn V any whoiceaic ncuse. Boston, the former to take a course in tt e =

largest and most up-to-date. Only recently' wcopened up' :L big re-

stores. It is the famous “Pen- .<

ange" brand--smooth, close, clean iieece lining- heavy weight - correctly sized» All sizes from 32

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peat order of nobly New York style.

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they are selling. _

No matter what s

tyie cap you want

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WET\ E EVERY SORT. ‘ -

‘ ,Stylish Winter Caps

25cto L50t

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»» ~ Yong ' men __

Stuart New York styles in the' cele- brated“Hawes” '

$3

Famous

“Stetsons" ,_ `

admire the Styles in Ph: »|l il".

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at $5_ ‘%i~”-LL5.F_l.ui-i'\,

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“Christy ’ atc $1 in $3. The celebrai~

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Fine F ur Jackets

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Probably you know

our reason for doing so. If you dont, here it is-in a nut shell.

_ Pur lined Coats have taken the people by storm. Natur- ailv the older stv‘e Fur Jacket is loored ucon-- for the time being-with less favor. And for that reason solely we have taken this m thod of making certain that none shall be lefr on our hands to carry over into an- other season.

. ` I il f for lined garments we No-withalaudi:i_g°:l_r¢;_pp_p:_;r_ny_<_:__c°_ Conan" ‘vo-en

do not recrmmnk _ .fre ue___lv _'mind the Fm. J,_ck¢¢s_

who

'MW 'O m ‘Y e q ' far more serviceable,

which we are clearinf at half price- _

wmmei-_ and lets expersive-

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We hwe mm' Any mr Jmleiii Irilunih r is reduced to

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brand new this season. Untl t s

t one lm f out thel' 8° “t HALF Pluck

at lens R mu, || ,nada of aces! selected whole sirius.

_vlffyl l '5 .Here new this season All

' Wm, fr few except Oil _

save ron. 1_:;gf.li¢°'°i *'Y‘° 1|..e¢l wus eevv 'Wh ‘*""

e eeves. and V0 ¢l°l*‘"'Y

sizesmnve frwm 3Q__t0

Y S ifiv»- mllere and reverec of 'fllllll “id ""|°

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A rather interesting little vessel is the

schooner Ada, Capt. Treuhoim of Bay View in this province. The Ada has for crew her captain and the captairfs four- teen year old daughter, and his eleven year old son. The Ada was in port Satur- day with a cargo of coal. She is n three master, and thacrew is enabled to hand le her becsuse of the fact that the schoo“` eris equipped with an engine to holsr. sails and load and unload cargo. The cnpta|n’s daughter looks alter the cook- lnur, and the ship is well looked after.

Avery enjoyable time was spelt, in

Brookfield Hali;lsst Thursday, evening; it being the occasion of n fraternal visit from the members of Wheatley Division. After the usual order of bueiness was gone through, the W. P. called upon Bro Mli~ ton Rackham, to take the chair. An ex- c_°ll:nt program was than very cvedltably carried out, to the enjoyment of all pre- sent. Ohcrus, choir; recitation George Matheson encore; solo Ethel Seilar; recir- ati in, Aggie )lcDonaid:duet, Rebecca and Annie Mcbonalv; recilation, Blanche Mc- Donald; recition, Hubert Mobbl, eneoreri a lo, Blanche McDonald; dialogue, Ger- trude Rackham and A. Rackham; chorus choir. Arlrirssses wir.: given by Bros. George Matheson and M. Rickhem, and r-esponfted to by, Bros A. B°atJn, B _ Dollar and A. Campbell; cxpio-singthel~ appr-olaiioir. Lemonido and cake was served by tne members of Iirookield Di. vision; then all retire] well pleased with the evenings entertainment.-

The remains of the la'eJohn W.McKay

who died in Seattle on the 26 uit were brought home by his brother Wm. J. for interment in the family plot. The funeral took place from the residence of bis brc- ther D. W. McKay on Monday the l1\h inet te the ClIl'on Cenefery, the lerae procession following the hoarse showed :be high esteem in which the deceased was held by ellclaases. The service at thehouse was conducted by the Rev. John Murray assisted by the Rev. A. D. Stirling. At the close of the religious service, the body was taken in charge by sho members of Prince Edward Lodge AIF and A.M. of which the deceased was a member, and at the grave the beautiful and impressive burial service of the Order was rendered by the W.M. J. H. Simpson. Aeihs casket containing all that was mortal of thcirlatc bnther waslawered to its flualreeting place. Deceased was the eldest son of the into Capt Donald Mc- Kay of Campbellton new Landon. When ' ayoung man he taught school for some time in his native province, but went west about twenty years ago, where he carried on S\lmon ilshing on the Alaskan noasi. He had just returned from Alaska to Scatllc, where he spent his winter, when 'lo was stricken down w th fever, and in spite of medical skill and nursing, he breathed his last a few hours after his brother le ached his bed-side. lic leaves to mourn an aged mother, three brothers, D. W. on the homestead, George C. at French Ri er and Wm. J. who was with him when be -:lied _in the Spokane. Also two sisters, Jean and Berlha in Boston; one sieicr the late Mrs] Alex. liuntnln of Clifton, who died some years, besides many relatives and a host of friends. The paliheareu wt re John McEwen; Wm. R. Taylor, Boyce Mclile, Edward McEwen David R. Bell and Alex. Buntsim-Com.

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Deliciousness

of our cake cannot be surpssr ed. You want something nice for that little party. "hen order some of our SULTANA or NUT or FR Ul’i‘ cake.

4*' 'ff Juli what you want

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$70 coats for $3 5

Telephone nr.

54° “‘ ras was for $401 i - _ D. STEWART, $22 coats ,. .__ _ $100 _f2g_1;_g: for $50, .~ M" B*

pee ery.

~° "”' Bikes neat Bread plum.

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Hcwlsit tu be cured? This method is

simplicity itself. Huh theuheet and throat wel with Ni-rviiine, use it as a gargls and take some in hat water before rel lrinir _~ aiongwith one of Dr.Hamilton's l.-’iils.Ncxt Y

cold and bright ss aflollar. These house- __ hold remedies urs wonderfully successful, i and certainly won’t fail in your case. For » sale at all dealers. ‘ . ‘_

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will he greatly missed especially in mur- ical circles.

:City suhscrhers tending in changes of address-will please give the numb:-r and street of old residence as well as rcw. The carriers' lists have all been revli-mi and agree with thc new numbers. Thi will avoid delays and trouble.

A very enjoyable and instructive ever.-

ing was spent In ibe Baptist Sctioolrcoru last evening. J. E. B. McCruady held the appreciative attention of the audience as he very plexslngly told the rtiry ofetue lw“HPMDcr. A vote-.of thanks wolf moved by J. P. Gordon and seconded by R. H. Jenkins. Rev. Mr. Mono, S-‘e'y of the Lor.i's Day Alliance, was plesont and spoke to the meeting.

The American market appreciating the

excellent shipments of ilsh tohe had in this Province are keen to secure large eon» signments this year. The ilrm of lllluugh and Smith, commission and wholesale- deaier in emelts, ee’s'and quahaugs, ai. 138 Fulton Finn Market, New York, can find a ready ' market for shipments from Prince Edward I~lanu and they solicit same by their ad in this issue. By shlpp~ ing early in the season the exporter can

VVHEN THAT COLD COMES.

morning finds you relrsshed, free from 7

Boston Conservatory, of Music. Ti er up. Suit _ _ _ _ . _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

secure the high prices now ruling. '

_ _ 'l$.` GOOD UNDERWEAR.

_ l $2.40 per suit

_ FOR ONE _FIF FY PER SUIT we offer a. qoxi weigiit *i“sl1flnkable under- H

, wear elastic wool k-nt, double brea~ted snircs. well made, warm. smoothly iinlshedwa

good sturdy wearer for the price. S zes 36. 35,40, suit. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. _.. .

{ /lt this popilar price we od-= *al great assortment '

$ of heavy unshriuksble underwearf, sizes 36 to 44, em- l _ Def braclng btaofielols I-Iewson’s ii.B,K. and Penman D51' ‘

~ Slut makes, beaninfnily finished goods pvorth #rom $2.10 to} _Sud

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Ladies astrachan jacket $30-no

5 Better grade astrachan 45.oo I Ladies aatra.:han 48 00 2 Ladies Bokharau jackets 47 50

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,adles Elect rlc Seal

I “ “ " with sable collar

Ladies Russia Lamb

Prescriptions

Dispensing

requires Care.

We fully recognize this i fact. and bend all our \

energies tow.-iris having ‘ ev" ry prescription entrust- ed to us. accurately, nearly and conscientiously iilicd,

We pence

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ilow’s Your Cough?

-Take Macs’ Cough \

Mixture, there is no better cough mixtu ti if made. _

For-_colds -We keep

Laxaiive Bromequiu- ine (which we ecom- mend) also a full stock of emulsions including Wam poles, Scot.ts,Seve-

boi etc.

“The Two ilacs”

DRUGGISTS.

On the ` Busy Cerner

‘ Unequalled chance in

; Finest Fur Coats To-day

the fact that the fur coats we are oiiering u't a: discount of one third are -» Simply bevond all compatlilon. The original price; quoted are simply _

/_ our regular low prices--and with the reduction mentioned below. afford decided- ‘

_ HE MOST CURSORY examination and comparison will reveal to you ~`

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ly the be=t opponunttv in P. E. I. to secure a handsome coar at a saving. -

These coats are all fresh and good, excellent styles end decidedly the _

first class sort of garments that you expect to find here. The prices are as el, follows and \l1e only terms are “NET CASH."

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A splendid opportunity--which won’t .last long.

At the same time we would cali to your attention the Guest range of fur

lined garments we have ever put into stock. 1.*rice~‘ from $47.50 10-$II5.00. _

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7 new silk-lined cloves

NY MAN' who has Eve! lIl¢<l ‘ silk linked gloves lor iai ' wear will bear us Out 10

the statement that they are the

most delightfully comfortable thing that

some new ones in this morning by ex- press eznd assure you. that they are

worthy of your attention. Made of line velvet like suede, fans and greysi Ill _ sizes beautifully finished and perfect fit 1 ting. Price is..,_............$2.l0

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Iniurance in good strong stock comdauies.

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