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lfofhl ___ cnmmpam Om. il* in >= _l It °“° 'gps msnlsarofithe Raya; ' lust to remind you-Have you seen llle llauosonl- l cw ~ sq

5 'o I | _ Qi n here an ater secoll manager o _ .

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s . ff -- -. . e _ __ quam. came llocksyieam has been blacks, browns, greys-.-and fancies--mostly 5oc each.

A _ I :THE “DNHS Ilrrivcd last night at wM_ v_ Agn invited to tour the Maritime Provinces

dlscHS¢ ~ . in used Sluloh uid ot Sfiillili. 'ina wa- ll-Y'-3 -Ts ,,,,.l ll .llould lulpw dm ever i>°¢¢\'_= 1_1 . |.l will a l>°\i*"= IWW” 85"- if li ;{€mn'| une yan, the dealer will mflmd what you paid for li. 5l’il|°ll

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50 CENTS

Tllcv are selling fast.

C..li l-..l l v and get your fllvorilc Poet.

liYLOR’S

Bookstore.

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Doughnuts, . IOC doz.

1 al e our specialty llc-nav. _ ..

Apple Pies nc each.

Millce Plea uc each , Cream Ples ` l2& r5e each Coccanul Pies r5 &: :oc each llrlrk llrllit Cake z5c pound sllltalla Cake :oe per lb

Nut Cake :oc lb

while Cake loc per lb llll-ali of ali kinds, all fresh ll:lll good.

D. STEWART

Tclcpllolle sl l.

Eclipse Bakery Hakes Best Bread.

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” , ol ll.. lag. md .sf pn--ew'

every Saturday |no|~n||,R_ _

i Tnsluc will he a mcn’s praise and teal-i“ “WHY meelfivil at the Y. M. C. A. Sunday at 3.45. All men are invited.

THE ongoing event or the Y.M.L.a. sea-

son will he a concert on the %th for which

a first class program is being prepared. 1

H. Parco Wl-:anna and h_ls popular

°0ll1Di1Dy will open an engagement ln th Opera Iiousc coulnlcnolug Nov. 23rd.

Tm: Sr-hr. Stanley arrived yesterday

from New York with Hard Coal for A. Pickard &Co. She will discharge cargo` on Monday. _

Rl-rv. Ii. G.Gn/nz, Alberton, and L. E.

Prowsc were passengers by the Princess yesterday the former to Amherst and the latter to Sydney.

THnsel~lllon in the issue of today is by,

Rev. Mr. Dobson whose discourses Tllel fluardian hopes to publisll el\ch Saturdayl as announced last week.

Jliiiil-1_~=& 'l‘ll.\lNon, tonsorial parlors,

are distributing llallrlsoluo souvenir postal cards with nn excellent view of their parlors on the back of the card.

Vlwrollla Dlvlslon, Sona of Temper-

ance lnects on Monday evening. Menl- bers \vho intend taking part in the Liter- ary Contest will please report. Visitors welcome.

’l`lll-: lecture on \Vhittier by Rev. Mr.

Sedgcwiclr to have been given last nigllt in Blipiist church was postponed till next 'l‘uc.~lli1\y night on account of the disagree' able wcalther.

AMONG thc passengers by the express

last night were Mrs. It. Munn, Marshfield from a visit to hcr daughter in \‘l/eston, Mass; Mrs. Rankin from ll trip to Boston; Prof. J. A. Readcy on return from ll. trip to Washington; Miss Ellis llnd Miss Emma Trowan from Boston; E. W. llyndman and W. S. Louson.

'i`lll-: S. S. Gwent arrived here last eve-

ning from Sydney C. B. with a cargo of Reserve Runmine Domestic Coal for Peake Bros Co. The Gwentis probably thc prettiest freight steamer that -'has becnin Charlottetown in recent years Sheis (£89 tons, is painted white, and during thc summer has been engaged in thc frllit trade.

Tlllc Guar<lian’s supply ofTunnel stamps

is exhausted. They have been distributed over nvcry wide area. Mail orders were received from every Province in Canada and various parts of the United States, and these ln addition to a large local demand were filled, thus spreading th fame of the Tunnel movement to the east and west, north and south. Tile stamps were n. great success.

IN FURNITURE

i'1~n»--w~»-M~uyu»

“Always the best valuein the city.

Mark VVright Furnishing Co’s.

bitiou Association has changed its dates for the 1907 Exhibition from Sept. llto 10 to Sept. 23 to 29.

I1' is estimated that 1,760,000,0(I),0i¥)

matches are used in this country each year bein; an avera eof' ei ht matchesa

there was u very small market yesterday. On the square only a few loads of tur- nips were ln, and prices of field produce remain practically the same. There was an advance in the price of eggs which sold at Zio per doz. Pork had a lower tendency at 7-7§lc. per lb.

Tun sailing of the S. S. Pnrthlan which

was going to replace the S. S. Halifax, as announced ln last evening's papers, has been cancelled. There will be no saiiings next week, the next sailing being the S. S. Aranlnore, Nov. 28. This steamshlp has large freight accommodation and shippers would do well to book space immediately.

Tun Court of Chancery was engaged

Yesterday hearing an application in a WW’ l’l‘0\1£§llii by a man named John B"0“'“ “ilainat Joseph Purcell, Pownal Strcet,to set aside an assignment of m0¥`lR"8@ Riven by Brown to Purcell.- Brown is nown. patent in the Charlotte- town Hospital and an order was made to take his evidcllce ill that institution today.

A UUIl~I'l‘ wedding took place on Wednes-

daylnsr-nt six o'clock in the lnorning at the home of Gordon I)ockeudorfi`, North River, when his sister, Luelia, was united in marriage to \Vllllcr B. Scott of the some place. Rev. David Price ofiicilltcd

wedding breakfast was served. The hflllvy couple left at half past eight bythe Princess on a short trip through Nova Scotia.

I'r is desired that there be as large an

attendance as possible at the City Hall this afternoon at 4 o`clock of all interested in the Question of bringing English do' lnestlcs to this city. The matter is en- tirely in the hands of citizens, and thel Salvation Army will be very glad if through its peculiarly effective equipment it can be of service in bringing together these domestics and those who require them.

Rnrnasl-:N'l‘a'rlvz~:s of the Abegweits

and Victorias helda council of war last

night to decide whether the football match arranged for today would be _play- cd in view of the bad weather. Thel Abegweits grounds are covered witbi water but the Abegweit club suggested that the match take place at Victoria park. Tile Victorias however would not Cvnsentta Diaytvfinyunder any condit- ions so the galne stands over until next week.

Tlll-1 matriculation board of McGill

University, nt ll. meeting this week

made seiexlll important changesin the examination regulations for entrance

into the various faculties of McGill..

. M/,,__,pl£5§_m Tile changes will bring the university _ - »- regulations more in harmony with those

in force ill other universities on thc

I I , continent alld while not affecting the'

stluldard uf the examinations, will glvel the candidate nlorc chance to fulfll'thc,

"W0/f¢5`»4{[& ,of/4/_4 rcquiremen ts.

_ _ _ S/\.\lu1-:l.A. M<`DoN.\l.D. Dundas, met

with a very serious accident a few days

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and immediately after the ceremony a|

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ago. Ile was engaged at threshing l The day being very windy, the belt went off the fly \vhecl several times before the accident took place. At the particular time, however, the mill had on great, speed before any one could get to Stop it, ' and when putting on the brake the fly

flying back into the barn, strlklng Mr.; VIcDonald ou the side of the head ami

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knocking him unconscious. Dr. Allan of Cardigan was quickly summoned and dressed the large cuts. Mr. McDonald is improving and is expected to recover.

A VERY enjoyable concert was given last Monday evening at Cherry Valley by l the Worllalfs Missionary Society of the Methodist Church at that place. The annual report ofthe society was given by the President, Mrs. Benj. Mutch and thc following program rendered:-Chorus, Choir; Solo, Margaret Furneas;Recitation,

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Mamie Mutcll; Solo, George \V. Beers;

3? ` ' L" Recitat-ion, Mlirlllu Irving; All-i

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"__ __ l r S I Recitation, Millie Irving; Reading, Mrs. . ‘_ _. . " ` ‘Isabella Mutch; Recitation, Holtonl

dress, Rev Mr Iludson; Recltati on

Florrle Irving, Solo Mrs WlllMcEal.hern;

#é‘ Mutch Solo, Katie Gay Chorus, Choir;

Recitation, lla ggle Il ving Solo,

i ` Ml1rglli‘0tFl1rneH;; Doitoilogy. ;

| A 79 Cents. ..,..........,...,.

ers for the splendid trade they give us

3 UST as a th ank offering to our luen c u stonl ill

Hats, Caps and Furnishings.

On Saturday and Saturday night we’ll sell _ Men’s fine cambric soft front “aii-tlle-

year-round” Shirts in

paltelnl-guarant_ed fast colol-lbsolutely fresh and ciean,and correct in fit and fll1lSl1-

Shiris thili a_re regularly sold for and

the newest popular

life worih_§l.l5,

The bargain lot will include every Size starting at 14 and ending at:l7 “Wh “Ck band. 1t's an -opportunity to freshen up your supply of shirts with some choice new

patterns.

_$1.25 and $l.50

two sizes

35c and 50c.

Contains 50 per

» cent Norway Cod

Liver Oil combin- ed wilh the Hy- pophosphites. ‘ Plrasantly flavor- ed. You’li like it.

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' we for Collglw C05-ll» Ill ll' W _ I , ,_ la, dl f ' '. during the vacation at Christmas. It may I Aw" or Phe Guardian °c°m‘° pas-° B span “R a ew dw! in st' Jnhn' accept the invitation, but in the nlcantiulc -

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THE "°c“tl"° °f tha F"°‘l°|'|°t°n Exhl‘ t-he inter-colleaflaife tournament at Pitts- i -_ ¥

hurg, Pa..appeals most strongly to thc club. '

A CDRDIAL invitation is extended to

everybody who wishes to call and sec The Guardian Web Perfecting Press

on

well worth a visit. tf

Owrlm to the stornl last evening the

Princess did not leave Picton for this port at the usual time. The Captain wired that he would not sail till the storm mod- erated nnd it is improbable at the time of going topress that the Princess will nr- rlve till early this morning.

T. Klr.ra'rmcK, superintendent of the

mountain division of the C. P. R., spent Wednesday in town and left yesterday at noon for P. E. Island on n. visit to his wlfe’s relatives, Mr. Kilpatrick has been connected with the Paclilc division since the opening of the roud.-St. John Tele- graph. '

THE first meeting of lllc donllllion den-

tuleouncil opened ill the Dental College Toronto Thursday withlllmosi. fullattend ance. New Brunswick was represented by Drs. Godsoe and Magee. St. John, Nova Scotia by Drs. Woodbury and Thompson, Halifax and Prince Edward Island by Dr. Bagnali, city. The task of uniting the dentists of various provinces underu uniform law is ll. matter of great importance to the dental profess- ion in Canada. It- has take:-l three years to bring the ullioll to the successful conclusion now in sight.

ONI-: New York paper says 900 men

deserted from the ships of the Second Cruiser Squadron during their stay in Halifax. Asa matter of fact there wl=l'e not nlore than half lt dozen descrlions while the ships were here, r-nys thc Ifnli- fax Mail. The local police say ihllt there were no desertions willltewl- lluring lhc stay of the 'warsllips here. .»\ fl-w lnl-ll were reported to them as lllissillg, lull they turncd up again on board next morn- ing all right, having been out oll ll good time.

THE VALUE UF CVRCOAL.

Few People Know How U~eful it isin Preserving Health and Beauty.

Nearly everybody knows lhat charcoal is

the safest and most efiicient disinfectant and purificr lu nature, but few realize its value when taken into the human systc-ln for the same cleansing purpose.

Charcoal is a remedy that the more you

take of it the better; it is not a drug at all, hut silnply absorbs the gases llnd impuri- ties always present in the stomach and in- testines and carries them out of tile sys- tcm.

Charcoal sweetens the breath after nlokiug, drinking or after eating onions alld other odorous vegetables.

Charcoal effectually clears and inlproves

thc complexion, it wllilells the teeth and further acts as li natural and eminently safe cathartic. , It absorbs the injurious gases wllich collect ill the stomach and bowels; it dis- infccts the' molltll and throat from the poison of cararrh.

All druggists sell charcoal ill one form

Or another, but proabably the best char- coal and the lrlost for the money is ill Stuarifs Charcoal Lozenges; they are :com- posed of the ilncst powdered \Villow char- coal, and other harmless antiscptics in tablet form or rather in the form ot large pleasant tasting lozcnges, the charcoal being lnlxed with honey.

The daily use of these lozcngcs will soon

tcll ill u much improved condition of the general health, better complcxior.,sweetel~ and breath purer biood,and the beauty of ir ls, that no possible harm can result fronl their continued use, but on the contrary, great benefit.

A Buffalo physician in speaking of the

benefits of charcoal says: “I advise Stunrt’s Charcoal Lozenges to nil patients suffering from gas in stomach and bowels. and to clear the complexion and purify breath, moutll and l-hront; I also believe the liver is greatly benefitted by the daily use of them; they cost but twenty-five cents o. box at drugstores, and although in some sense ll. patent preparation, yet I believe I get more alld better charcoal in Stuarlfs Charcoal Lozcnges than in any of he ordinary charcoal tablets."

W-.°_l_"'.'°_W. _dm __;-__--_l. 5-gnunvannaunnunsunit.

. adis

who are folld of good

bulk perfumes will be interested in our stock.

We have some elegant

odors which we will be

_ glad to have you sample.

We will be greatly

mis'akeu if you do not

find a favorite here.

Prices 25c to 75c per

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DRUGGISTP, Cor. Gt. Geo. and Kent étl.

5-cansunstnnnnnuhn FARM FOR SALE

Tllelmdersigned offers by private sale his

fann at Granville. Lot 31 containing 152 i acres of land in high state of cultivation. f not snld__by-Deo. iiith viii on that day hesold by auc . on.

ll-i3divv EDWARD BURGOYN.

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trimly and neatly. ‘

Grey flannel sllir's in plains and twills,

collars attached, some have com- bination collar:-. nice clean shadfs

of grey, in line soft pure wool at . .

Navy blue flannel shirts made from

pllre wool flannel. ill nice bright

' shades of navy colors guaranteed,

collars atlached at

Flannel Shirt!

Everybody expects to find comfort and else

in aflauuel shirt tl1at’s what it’s made for. But when we say "stylish" you smile-an in.'redulous smile. But really-many of the flannel shirts that are made now are as pretty-as neat, as slylish as

the suel1<-.st percaie soft front you ever saw. Now here’s a lls --f ri. ..._ shirts. Tbey're all good- -ill warm---all cozilv comfoltabl --and some of ht-rn are reallv handsome-stylish garments--on which awbite lollar will

Fancy twecl fi lnllel shirts llla<l~» from

tl nnel th lt i~ .llreaiv lil--r llghl\ sllrunk-nl-»d\llnl \v~ gilt ill ll ee clean co‘ols --siliped. \vllhco~ bin-

$I I5 ation collar . . . . . _ . . . . . ... ._ .

Fancy tvleerl flzlln--l shilis 5-mlilr lo

above lille l>.t of ll llclrler .nil

_ floor grade oi llillllel ... . . . .._

'- s s walls running at 11.30 ll. m. lllonday I r a

‘ay t° “very man- or Wednesday of each week. This is the C

Owmo to the disagreeable weather only press of its kind in the Province and ` "I

ANY , r-1AN's l snlar wAN'rs

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An especizllly nll~c.~sllill, lnmle of Ceylon °

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of all the above lines.

Navy blue twllled flannel shirts made HWY Wllh il-'if"\\\' ~1l\l-1 s of l»’l>o J

of soft hfavy plve wool flannel. good slllde of navy that will stand 'the waslli g. colnbinaliol collars at

Navy blue serge sllllis, this lille has ~~

proved itself :-1 good wearer. It is made ofa nic: shade of pure wool navy serge, good weight with nt- Of illey.-4 'nfl fawll~, .ll-.~\ ale es- - tachedcollar at .

Our shirts are made by expert shirt makers,and we can guarantee the til and qlll il. 1

and black. j-l~l ~he lllillg for ilu- '

mall wl‘o \\':l is »flll-tvllng warm and sighl ly yt-r mr l,|l;k,__C(,u,_ ,-

I-S5 blllalion C-»lllr, miie l_i)l> 4

Englisll tweev flannel slllrls, nnlllbcrs '

of our cllsonll-ls all- \v.- lacq-nml. q ed viilh thi~ ire. Tllcycollle lll checks and slril_e< lvl | r lty sllafil _.-

pcoiolly cut for bis lll-.-n_ s ze. 14

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The wonderful success of our Ilon Bed Depart- We are ja-1 as “Cn

ment continues. Values you would hardly expect ‘wo fc .prin .~ ~l~ are here. Beds of the strongest construction, most m“‘““~`S“* \`H"1¢~ ~.'-T' artistic designs and finest hard enamel finish at the nnsmi “"""""' °"“"‘ "L 3'

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prlceo or lnary e s is t e story ln a nutshell. ,En ,,,,,,m,S` ,` ,_ ;

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F. G. Spencer of St. John who is lnllnllg-

ing for Kendall on his trip ill tin-.Marltinli-. Provinces writes froln \Voodstock. that everywhere everybody is nlorc than plcased with Kendall.

If you want to laugh <lon't fail to hear

him at lhc Y. M. C. A. Monday night.

CH RISTMAS FU RS.

If you're figuring on 'gladdening some

onc'S Christmas with a fur gift, keep this fact in mind: a gift should be ll source of lasting pleasure; a poor piece of fur can- not be that. Buy the best you feel able . to buy-and at a dependable store. You i cannot judge the real worth or the wear- ‘ ing value of a piece of fur; solnctinles F even an expirt fat-ls in this respect. You l can be sure of your buying place though. l We tell you exactly what you may expect _ of the fur thing you buy here-and what l you may not expect. Then if your pur-l chase fails to live up to our promise--fails to give its full measure of satisfactory wear -you can bring it back to ns. know . ' ing that the wrong will be righted; lied ofthe fact that you bought it at Paton‘s. Seems early to talk of Christmas, but most folks give lots of thought to no mportant a gift thing as furs-and right- ly. Our same argument applies to furs you’ll buy for yourself. 18d twli

Buy the Austrian collars, for sale ily D.

A. Bruce only. 18d li.

Iron Ox Tablets are for sale at the

Apc thecarios Hall. 7dtf

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~FOR- adies’ Threequarier Coats and Ladies’ Costumes

_Pretty shades, good goods, Monclorl make, 56 luv. hes wide at ,

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Phone 63. P. 0. BOX 417. (lily,

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