oc'rorii=§i`zf.‘i3l'i§i6 _ . '-5 , -1-ssc-mssssws "s THE cHARL0'r'r1erow_n;‘ GUARDIAN me-i of io. - . PAQDSIWHI4'

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QGUARDIAN c~tAssirinn ADSDJTHE flUEEN’S COUN`lY GUARDIAN

____ _ f - L_ - - -~ - `Hf.ac Offices In New Prowse Block-Lmrlottefcwn _

BOARDERS WANTED - wo on THREE young men stud- gr ents can have rooms and .mard-

steain heated house. Address Mid-

” te Guardian Office-

°m ‘ 10-Sdlwthenrlwpd.

-' v ANTED AT ONCE, an exllerienc- ed gm fm- general housework in ’ ~ l t thi ill 8 family of three. App0y1,2,d8\ s o ee

Ap,-filly, girl for general house-

` lp_ A 1 18 Lower i'rln-:e St. W" pp Y 10-miwnii.

\_’\y7l'i~l'l‘ED, s nurse- malrfhlihiit 15 _ .

W°°k 51181? and expenses or commis. Bivlls. No experience needed. The largest advertised good in Canada. Write-at once for particulars. W. A

`-]BXl|§i_l_1B_MIg_~_Co., London. Ont._ f1'rui.LiGnN'r nov wanted, about _ 14 or 15 years ol age, Apply to

IANTED. R good steady man for fexpiess-msn in a Grocery busi

ness Steady employment to tire right N811 Allrly by letter to P 0 Box, _ 3-_ ___o-ii<iaind._

_“IAN WANTED, to take charge ol . _ of a farm. Married man preferr-

‘ud. Must thoroughly understand tak- lng care of stock. Apply to Roper

<years of BEE- C0‘l“U`Y L-rl l”`°'.Bros., Charlottetown, Post Office

ierred. Apply 252 Prince St. 10-surf.

5 ` 1o~i2<ii-'anis

Z 'L rim. _#Ai-1-..__-,--._- "1"()R,`§A-l..FE_.~at the rate of six dol- lf lam por ton, good, (IW. oat su-aw. Sold in quantities to suit pur-

_ '_l`0 LET

'Yl‘O LET, small house, furnished or

. . unfurnished, central locality, mo- dern improvements, possession later

,_.|,,,.e’i~s. Address. Rosen! F‘¢1f<1\1lm\`-,part of November to ist. May. Aa-

pon, Bos. 172, Charlottetov;'_;i_._2__________

]'.[,jf¢ HALE, farm containing slxty~'

4 four acres, at Winsloe Station, 3; miles from Charlottetown. Land in high state of cultivation. For partic-

ulars apply to John T. Chowana Win-

_dress, _P. O. Box_ 386. 10-lldfiiprl

'F0 LET, a furnished house con- ; ~ ~ tdinlllg nine rooms, all _modern conveniences. Apply .to Mrs. G.‘Walter DeBlois, 15' Brighton Road. 10-Tdtf.

LET, an up-to-date house, 88 ‘ _ Water St., lit for a gentleman’s

sloc Sta_._ ___________ 10 _12__1W~l>¢l_resirleiice ora boarding house. Pos-

"4iOR SALE, at a bargain, three 1 slightly used upright pianos. Apply once f<>,Mi11" BIQS-, ”____10'1._1.‘,l_3l1-

F.iussH ovsfrniis at ivio\ish._»n's .__ Restaurant tonight, ‘75 Uorcass- f_.-;-_S_t_,W_ ____'______ __ 10-ilddio-l. _*Tull SALE CHEAP a horse power ‘__ drum and cleaner. Apply to Ver- ner Moore, Westmorland, P. O.

__ _ ____ 10-1ldr3ipd.

rift-.»i'Eifi‘Y fo1'sale,'278 Euston St. Apply to Michael Welsh, 154 (‘.umber1and.__St_re_et.__ ___ _ _ 1_0-fidlwpd.

“`gl”fO0D MARE for sale. Bay mare , 9 years old, 1100 pounds. Sound, Kind in harness. Extra good ii,:i-'il‘r.| Handsome. well bred, with foal to, Oakley Baron. Terms Liberal, W. S.i ii¢i<i@.______________ __ ___ _ _io-iziiai. __ i TOR SALE-double tenement house _. on Upper Prince St. Apply to Mrs. ll. B. Huestis. _ _ 9-28<lt_f.A

*POR SALE, a building lot, N01-45; L. Water street. Apply at 301 Kent' Bt. __ _ _ __ 0-17dtf. "full SALE, the dwelling house. lot] __ and barn of the late Alexander McLennan, Bradalbane Station. These buildings are all practically new audi

will be sold reasonably. For full par-5

tidulars apply to Mrs. Alexander Mc- Lennan, Bradalbane P. E.I _

9 22d1n'\.

inirnis-Dominion Safe & Vault

b Co's Safes will guard against loss by fi-re or burglars. They have dcnionstratecl that they are absolute- ly' tire-proof. The Canadian Fair- banks Go., Limited, St John, N.l3._ House roii sine, very desirable . dwelling, No 148 Euston St, with

session given at once. Apply at 57 Euston St. 10-7dtf.

VFD LET, the western half of house _ . _ situated cn the corner of Euston and Hillsborough Streets, / at pre. 'sent occupied by Mr G.M. Moore. Pos- **°SSiU1 given November ist. For terms etc. 8-Ililly to Mr. Moore of Moore & iMcLcod, or to Mrs_, F, Parker Cm-_ veil, 18 _Grosvenor Apartments. Sher- l>_i'9_lll§e_;Sfti'eet, Montreal. 10-7d2wpd

rr() LET. the large front half of ,_ _ ho-use, corner Pownal and Syd. 'ncy Ste. Immediate possession. Apply to White. 10.1(1tf_

fr() LET, a house containing seven _ rooms. Number 51 King St. Apply to 301 Kent St. 9-17dti.

V I A 'P _*Ag* '_ P WW” "4

_Flo I-ET, one half of the three story

_ brick house on Upper Queen St.

Wntfllfllllll 9 rooms and bathroom. Heated by furnace. This house has all niodcrn improvements. Applv next door or at A. Horne & Co's., office. _ _ _ _ _ __ 9-Zdtf.

V100 LET, at Vernon. River Bridge,

.a. new cottage house containing

eight rooms with stable and coach house. Pleasantly situated near the Vernon station and River. Apply to George Forbes, Vernon River iBridze. _ 'I--7dtf.

‘_ nate wiinrea _ _

i\\f;ANTED SALESMAN, exclusive i‘ dine, permanent, big earnings iguaranteed, no experience, 10 vacan- cies. Write -- Luke Bros., Ltd., Mon- trcal 10-fid‘r52i.

WANTED

p frontage of 90 feet and rnnning,\\'AN'1`l<`.-D, by middle aged ladv_

back, 160 feet. Apply W. A. Hutche ! son, confectfoner. 7-25dtf. i

LOST

position as liousekccper, or would

look after invalid. Good references. Address, X., Guardian Office.

ma browni

J' spaniel named "Barrie." Pleasel

return to Mrs. F. Pyne, 260 Grafton;

_ 10-12d3ipd.

‘xl ANTED, six or eight newly cpl-

ved cows. W. A. Mutch, Box 294,

Cl;ar1‘0'tteto\vn. , 10-12dr3ipd

St. 10-12d3ivd. i]Ni1‘oRiv1ATioN is wanted of the

MALE HELP WANTED `

“VANTED,' apprentice for foundry.

. whereabouts of Mrs. Mary.Moflctt,

5 native of Ireland, advanced in years, living in Prince Edward Island,

|A 1 _ t t t & Q __ in_King’s County. Reply to Mrs. Eli-

pp y O Bruce S °:;gdt|_ 0 zaibeth Rooney, 1000 Grand Itivcr Ave,

“TEN WANTED. We want a relia- ' .ble man in each locality to ln- troduce and advertise our Royal Pur- ple Stock and Poultry Specifics and other goods direct to the consumers as well as to the merchants. $15.00 a

me-ron, iiiqii. _ _ _ _io-i1azw._

`[)RESSED hay wanted. _John Mc- . Quillan & Co. 9-21dtf.__

`I_]`AY WANTED. We want some _ .. .good hay. C. Lyons and Co.

l» 9-2Rd3w.

Porto Rico Railways' Comp

7 p. c. CUMULATIVE PREFERRED STOCK.

Carrying Quarterly dividend Payable October Ioth.

Prices io

5 pfc.

WE WISH T0 PURCllASE_ City ol llulifux 5 p. c. l’crpctuul Storl<_ for wliicli bcsf. niurkct

Thcilatest news, first of all. i

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J. A. Messenvey, City, was among

the passengers returning on the Northumberland last evening.

Yesterday the city was_ treated to

the first snow io! the season which

measured at the Meterological sta- tion here.

The Salvation Army Harvest Festi-

val sale will be continued tonight. A quantity of aprons, childrens clothing and various other articles will be sold.

» ~-lxaaneé Paton & C0' wfumfilheing just a trace could not he

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Yesterday being (loliimbils Day in

thc United States, The Guardian did not receive its usual Chicago Mar- kets and New York Stock Quota- tions.

All should hear Mrs Covey, the

leading soprano soloist of Halifax, sing "Come unto Me" by Coenen at :the Recital, First Methodist Church, 'October 19th. ,

_ The first football game of the Sen- ior League series was played yester- ,d‘€\Y ¥1ff~2l`H'OUn and resulted in a vic- ‘tory for the Abegweits by a score of 6-0. The weather was bitterly cold and only a very small number wit. iiessed the contest which was very good considering .the fact that it was the first game of the season. The players were not in the best of cou- dition but made a good-showing for their practice. The Ahegweits won the toss and took the wind and suc- ceeded in making 2 trys in the first half-both bein-p; made by Hooper as the result of some sensational Sprints. The Vics in the second half with the wind vin their favor tried hard to offset the score made agiainsfi them and played well but time end- ed with the scorc 6--0 in the Abhics favor. Rev. Joseph Gallant. as referee was highly .satisfactory The n‘-.ext game on Saturday next between the S. D. C. and the Alibi-cs liiomises to be a good one as the teams will be -in much better condit-ion.

SERIOUS REVOLT.

WILLEMSTAD, island of Cnracoa,

Oct 10-The American st`ea.msh‘ip Mer-

bo, the prisoners burned the prison and villcd several officials including

Venezuelans in (‘.u1'acoa. It is thought

the dunpjeons in August 1909. 1 _

_ William Oumniings, City, was in‘ Halifax yesterday.

A marble monument (cross) will he odcred for sale at the Salvation Ar-_ my tonight.

' 'llhe mail train arrived in this city lust. evening at ten ten, twenty m-in- utes late. Other inward trains were on time yesterday.

The postponed shoots of the Fourth

Regiment, the Canadian Rifle League trophy and the spoon shoot will take place this afternoon.

The schooner Elva M., on her way

to Campbellton to load lumber for this port was disabled by the heavy gale of yesterday and put into Sum- merside harbor for shelter. The crew refused to proceed.

Yesterday the Knights of Coliim-

bus Council in this City celebrated the anniversary uf Columbus Day, a large number of ylisitlng members of the Council from Nova Scotia towns and luints in this province and outside of Charlottetoivu having joined with the local members to as- sist in the celebration ofthe day. The day was not all that could be desired yet it initerfered but little with the success oi Columbus Day, i19l0, ami all members of this council who were privileged to take part ic the days program will remember with rleasiirc many events which marked the celebration here. The first, second and third degrees were put oni at different hours during thc-_ day and evening and many members were advanced a stage in the Mys- teries of the Knights. The work of the teams was commented on in a highly favorable manner. What wa: perhaps the most important part of the day's proceedings was the par- ade to divine service at 7.15 p.m. when the procession of the order which could be best measured in length by blocks, took e. circuitous route from their hall on Queen Street marching to St. Dunstan's Cathedral headed by the Fourth Regiment Band. The inspiring music of the old Fourth was a pleasing fac- tor of the parade. At the Cathedral Rev. Dr. McLellan delivered a spec- ial address _on the order, ‘an address which was in keeping with thc spirit

ida, which has arrived here from of the day, and which was [orcefiii Maracaibo brings news of a revolt and eloquent. At- this_ service the in Si-in Calrlos prison, near Maracai- ch-oir, uudei\ the direction of Jiilge

Blainchard, reiidcreil special music and the solo, Ave Maria, delightfully

the Warden, who wasa brother of given by bliss Lucy Blanchard, was President Gomez, All the prisoners an ardditional treat whicii was great- are said to be at large. ly enijoycd. After the service the pro-

A gunb-oat has been sent from La- ccssion retrnced its stell-\' Ui _U19

guiaro. to the scene of the trouble. Hall and at a late hour last night There is great excitement among the the members dispersed after au’ evrn-

- ing which was spiritually and suriai-

that the escape of these prisoners ly refreshing. The members from out- may mean very shortly a revolu- Si-de points will prolvalily all leave or tionary 'movement in Venezuela as return to their homes today.

they include many l‘»romin‘1-nt mcn of ' -- fhe Castro party, who were sent to ::(luess who, No conditions. .lust

buy a ticket for the show at the Poo- plc’s Theatre and fill in your L-‘.l‘lf.

The Army of

Constipation _ ll Growing Smaller Every Day.

CARTEWS LITTLE 1° '

uvsn Pius .fs ' f

resfiomible-_ihfy not ’ _ 0 yglvereie--. " fy they permanently _',,/,iff . * cure Colitis- _'°LL- I L; ii... Mi., , -» ivan lipmupo ff' , PILLS.

ihemfor - `

Bilioin ` len, lmligeatiol, Sid Headache, Sallow Skin.

'snAu. rut, siuiu. nosr.. sn/u.|. riucs . Genuine sms... signin.. _

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MARITIME SECURITIES.

Oct.. 11, 1010.

Quotations furnished by J. C. Mob-

tosh 8: Co, Exchange Building, Hall

fax. N. 8.

. Ash. BIA

B. N. America...... ._ ......150 147 New Brunswick...... . .. ...275 270

.oyal ex-div, .......,.;.1.i 244

` fates Will l)€ Pillll. _ “ISCELLANEoUs_

_ Acadia Fire ..... 110 100

JD C0 o Acadia Suger, p!d...... ...105 100

. Do. ordinary 65 63

Members Monfreal Sf0¢|\ El¢\\\"i°- llranclram-Henderson, Com.....22 18

East Can. Savings & l'.0an...140 137

HAEIFAX NIS. DireciPrivsfe Wires. ST- J0HN»N~B Eastern T,~n5|; C0______ yin

a Halifax Fire ins......... 9!

120 118

N. S. Tcleplm-ne Stanfields-1, pfd._,.... .. ...l04 101

_ i _ is Do. Pour. ...58 54

~ ~-_ .. , Trinidad Electric .. -75 73

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_ - ' 4' Acadia SugAr...... .. . ....103

f Wo Olfer For Sale , Halifax Tram...... W ......102\

ln Loft T0 5\|il Do.. Debenture Stock

` _ |’l'f°'\“°" stsnaeias, Ltd.

_ ` ' $59,000 'ri-iinasa rJiectric...... ..... ..95 9|

Town of New Glasgow, N, S. sroox QUo'rA'rioNs. '

»e;¢»q|uu»iaz.+.~»»me¢ ' T"

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101 91 1 00 9| 100 I8

Brandram-I-len-derson... ....100

N. S. Steel, 1sts.................... 97

102

Porto Rico .... .. .. 85

1021 100

' 4 P" Conf Bondl ,’ NEW YORK, Oct. 11-(Special.)-

'These bonds :irc issiletl in df.-nominations of$5n\\ :\ml:u'c_ this Copper October ist, |951, infcresi being payable half yearly. 'Sl AP" “" Banimm-e 193* Isl Orfcbcr. ,B. R. T. .. ' ' “ "f‘~1°@>f_f-'.==-r~.<“~~f=f°~' S...§i..§1..:::::"1i._:;;1. un

)"¢ld""S' 4~’5 P" ‘em Southern Pacific

F_ B_ Mccm-dy Q _(jo, i‘§?'s‘T"`l‘..';.i"‘:ii..;:"'

ssl mi nm

llfil

Union Pacific 169_l

`,,,m,,_,§ M,,,,,,,,,,, s,,,,.k ,.;,,,.,,,,,,,.,, , Missouri Penne 51; _ . _ I

} :MAX _ - ' Monire al i . ‘ good chance to advancement. The i My ,,,,.,|,,-,,|,,,,,.,. up.|,._¢|,,-_,“;m.¢.-_ Maki-~

` , -_ ___, , ‘“ National Telcsreiill lusiihltc opcrshs l siii im.-.s¢~s ein nu-if mon mu- 3-...if-g wus

"_"-_ ‘_ six official iusfiinti us in America, ml donblesfiicir value. '

V, ' ._ , 5,* , I f 'A ' I . '_ ii

If. '” " ¢|'l|'l0l\ “ c|’|lf|¢“ll0W|\- v fld ,. under supervision of R. and Wire- \ dm,-w||||f_

ui-pu gydngy, 5°--Wil" 9' , uqoverei u Caqhm __ less Officials and places All gradu-

c g e

wear fthe best

cinnati, 0., Philadelphia, Pa., Memphis, Tenn.. Davenport, In.,

- _ _ , Columhin, S. L2. or Portland, Ore.,

i'ter. _ 9-2ld26li°w6i.

Nnvn. Scotia ex-dlv....... ......280 275

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lcuviug it at the box ofllcc. l'!-1'.l<lii-

ESKIMOS I5ECUivl`lNU FOXY.

b‘l.\lA'T'I‘I.E, Wash., Oct. 10.-Katak,

a Point Battow Eskimo, sent to Sea- ttle 'ily a ship tliot arrived yester- day, hrouglit one hundred fox skins to be sold for $1,000 and the money used to purchase goods. He wished flour, tea, acooking range and xi score of articles that he has iicver seen, but pictures of which, in the_ad- vertising sections of the niagazines and newspapers, have attracted him.

The missionaries have stopped the

traffic in whiskey between the whalers and the Arctic Esk-inios, who are now in improved health and becoming so wise that traders can no longer ex- change worthless trinkets for furs and i_vory. __ _ _ _ BORN _

MASON.-Un Sept 30th, to I-lei"ncrt and Mrs Mason, "Clifton Farni,': -_5.‘lL.‘tPl’°if'.B df’-"Fhtel`: 1. ..._._ __ DIED _ _ McDONALD,-At Mt. Stewart, Oct.

12, 1910, after a lingering illness, Marion McDonald, aged 17 years, daughter of (‘apt. A. A. Mcllonald. Her father and mother and two brothers are left to mourn. Funeral on Friday morning at 8,30 to Ht. Andrew's.

Union of Halifax 198 105 r

James Callaghan

has received his full supply of new fall goods in STAPLES and FANCY SUITINGS and (l\'ER~ COATINGS and is preparcrl io give his ciisfoiiiers ilu: bt-si scler- tion in fhc city. His e_\'cr increas- ing trzule is n proof of the kind of

had in flielnsl few inontlis ovur :i liii1idi°ed new cn:at0ii1er.~'. He iiizikcs it ai point to ,inake c~\'cr_v gnrnient an :ul\'crtiscii1uiil for his business

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Can be had by ambitious youn|;,

'men and ladies in the field of “Wire-1

the 8-hour law became effective, and

_tahlishing stations throughout the, country there is a great shortage of

_ . ‘ atc int pisitions. It will pay you

_*_ Hose" Wim men -prions 5.. ‘3..~it."n.‘..... 7... _...ii ......i_i. .toni

work lic is turning out. He luis.

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BEER & WEIZKS-~-Furniture llcadquariersj

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Supply your blanket needs af the

BLANKET `

HEADQUARTERS

0ur variety includes every qualify-from cheapest to

best. Every purse can be suited licre.

Exccptioiially good fortune has attended our

blanket buying for this fall and we are in a position to save money for every one of our customers.

Qualify counts foo. You’|l find we haven’f

overlooked the “qualify” question when ar-

ranging fhe important mailer of price.

Low price. iiiediuiii price, high price, there ure blankets in our large

variety to suit all reqiiireiiiciits and every purse.

ll -4 “ 68x80

/_ .500 prs. Flite Blankets---“Seconds”

al a big saving

()ue of the big mills 0i`lcrcd us this lot at ri snbstantizil reduction

ironi rcgiilzu' prices. Tliesc bl_;iul~:cts up-: very slightly d:iiiiage§l_-__lus_t__e__noiigh to prevent tlieni being classc :is "per ect' . ln most cases a S ig it e ect in the weaving is the only fault and often times effects but one blanket of a pair. In every other respect-in the uiatters of size, weight and quality, they are identical with the best goods made. ‘

Note the big saving in prices

I0 -4 Size 60x75 inches regular price $l.l5 our price .89

“ “ “ I 55 l 25

12-4 ~- mio ~ ~ ~ |911 iso ___/'

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Warm

Comforts P

Waddell Comforts pure Elder down filled comforts

_ Saiiitriry filling; $1.00, 1.20, 1.40, $4.00, 4.50, 525, 6.00, 7.50, 8.25, 1.60, 1.80. 2.10, 3.35 up. 10.00 HP- , ,,

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Nicequulity ooxso inch, olbs. .suiooily

woven, each blanket fiiiisliuil .~‘cpnr:itcl_\ - k.il* valuc :ii iziii'.... 5

r_e_niar_ 'i i L l _

Splendid quality pure all wool lilziiiki-is

5lb.~'. pr 56x70 . . . . . . . . .390 6 “ “ (»oxSo.... - -- 4.75

'7“ “ {i_iX.\`4..... ...$.40

300 pairs line woolen blankets

nt the lowest prices ever asked in Cli’t0\\-'ii for blankets of quality. We inv-ite inspection :ind coinparisou.

' .f\ clcnii nice quality blanket this, (1 lbs, ~ lioxso inch, finely finished splendid

'ilu-:it vi' T ‘ ‘ ‘“ ‘ _ 3.15

Exim special grade imported pure

wool Scotch lilaiikets- extra large and

in-n\'y, S lbs. 72x90 inch. . . . . . . . . nas-u ss-.lenses . . ~ ~ - . | . . . . ... .s¢¢..~-1 .

eer ®. Weeks ..§?.';'5i:';’:‘.‘..

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J. M. NICHOLSON, D. V. D.

- 202 Kent Sf. Charloffelown

V l|:\\'i- _von :i horse lb:\f c lsf r.'i\'ciu\usly

mul is cousinilll' i-itil iliiuiu-r'.’ Din-~ i

llns lin' disagreeable haeliifs, ircak oy--s in

iug mul flcrifli-like conf of h'\ir'.’

less" or Railway telesrarhv. Since \'s’i‘|~:ui.\'i\u\' mzx'i`isi'n\‘ ar.-.-~

llm only cf`f`ecli\'\~ :md railiniial lrvafiiiviil

HUCG f-he Wll`0lel‘lH CUIUPBUIFF ara 95' f :or :ill of lliusc ailn\\~ul.s, :is well :is

for si i) _ _ _ nu'\\c|'o\is nilier lmiililrs :irisuig from ilofocts of flu- fccfh.

`t0leBl`BP|l¢‘YF- l'0Sltlf’"H PGY l)¢Zlll _ llrwcyoiii' horses' fi-oth uxnuiinvd rr- ncrs from $70 fo $00 per month wltl |g,,|,,,.|,- hy ,m export. Costs you no mori-

) $5 'K lu- .slnbln-r,ilroll,dr|vi- ou um' rviu :uni pull!

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