- ~ -THE _

` 5' ' r1ns'rorau."' '"0

Glycerine-_~ Soap

Has_`nia'de a reputation

for itself ,yin _every large city throughout the Unit- ed States

_ It isanade bythe An-

. drew ]e"rgen’s`\Co.,'of Cin-

cinnati. the largest toilet ioap makers in America, and is the embodiment of Fragrance and Enduf. ance. _ - ” _

With a true odor of na'

tural violefs, an unequal- léd transparency and hue of Emerald Green it is an Excellent Soap for Toilet,Batli and Sli anipoo. Ask for sample; _ Q _ _ l0c._Calie 251:. Box.

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_~l~I._' A; Foster _

_ _ Central Drugstore.

f _

Sunnyside. _

I _ _ _ _ _ _ ._-__s_ - _ _ ____

V ` _ i

1 _Fall _Footwear 0

We are showing all the 4

New Models for the Fall and Wintei Seasons of igiz-13

‘ Our shoes come to us from makers with fa reputation.

_ 0ul° Leaders

Hartt Shoes for Men . _

' ' '- 4.fi0to 6.00

Princess Shoes for Women

250 to 450.

AMHERST HOME made

_in strong wearing boots all' Styles and Prices

ll. G0_lill0N & ffl. _i

Sunnyside.

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__ SPECIAL l.0_CAl.S_

accompany or sr an e pe discount allowed.Minimum charge twenty five cents

Ralea for locals in Chalotie

to new column two cams pcr _

H D McEwen, Morell, was B, pn-

- - riv senlnr to Charlottetown on the ex- in Charlottetown yesterday at 11.50 press last night returning li-om ten minutes late; the eastern, Montreal. _ _ .accommodation at' 6.15 lilty-live min-'

-“' _ utes late and the Tignlsb express

Parents _should send the little 11.00 one hour and ten minutes late. ones to the People's Theatre, Chai- --

lottetown, this afternoon. They will Il Charles Norton, who married

' be well cared lor and a most excel- Miss- Barnet, ol Prince' Edward `1°“¢'P1'08|'MD2 is' in store for them. landfvwill call on ` Detective Killsn

"°“-‘ _ at the police headquarters, he _will

The Sllllrerne Court, Charlottetown, learn something 0! importance ‘_ to

yesterday made the rule for a new hi‘rn.-St. John Standard.

_trial _absolute in the case ol Major ‘ --- L McKinnon versus Henry Bmsllwoea, ' The funeral of ure me allen Moran

’~W_hl_ci} W88 téied at Georgetown lug; relict_ot Capt. Richard Moran, toolc February an 'a verdict iouniilor the Dlwegigrttrday at 9 a. ni. from-Bt. plainlid. An application for a'uew DUnstaD's Cathedral to, the R. tr;-al__Was argued on Wednesday lust _cemetery and was largely attended. ‘ by Mr. Warburton lor -the deiendsnt ` i '--‘- ` and Mr. Johnson fer me plein¢ln.'rns Tlw funeral of the late Charles Curl court yesterday morning set aside H5- “"h°S° FCUHHDB arrived i Char- ‘ the verdict ieundior the plulntic emi lotiswwri' from Boston, 'riiursday ordered B new 1;;-1g1_ night, took place yesterday afternoon _- * . -,rr _. _ at 2.30 by train to Sherwood cem- »'rhe b<>sr<i_-sl regents nl Mount sill- efvfygrmd was largely attended- -

son University met this afternoon and

afternoon session the accounts of the

and discussed. Other routine busi- ness was transacted. -At the evening

years been doing service in Japan. 'l‘he relic is considered vcry valuable, and is made of steel bound together by silk threml.-Amherst Exo. _` `

play of cased pipes that has ever hgeen shown here. It's a grand showing- brier and amber mollthpieces, newest style bowls, in fine plush cases. The Muckinlion Drug Co. Mtf.

zzlluntaln, Bell &_ Oo. lor best coal,

lowest prices. ‘ 9-23dti.

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WINS $500,000 IN WAGER.

NEW YORK, N,ov\ 7.-To foci glad

that you are going to lose $500,000! What n, rare and exquisite sensation! l It is the sensation which Mrs. W.K. Vanderbilt. Jr., is about to enioy.

Already she is tasting in anticipa'

tion the delights of giving up $500,- 000.

Mrs. Vanderbilt is~ the youthful

aunt of young Herman Oelrichs, Jr. He is the son ol her older sister, whol is the widow of Hermann Oclrichs. He was page alt his aunt s wedding.

She bet her nephew $500,000 that l1e`

could not abstain from drinkriug and tobacco until his '21st birthday.

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_"_| word. nel. each insertion.

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il One hall cent ner word each in l` "_i aerlionini his eel urnn. Caah mua ,l l >_ d _ d fiv r cen i `l i f W " ~ _ ‘lil

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'Any boy who dcsircs to run errands should call at Guardian early today and learn of an excellent position for the right boy. __ Mt!-

°Subscrihers and others are asked to remit by Money Order or by Register- ed l.ett`er. The Guardian is not rea- pnnsible lor remittances forwarded others than m above. MEM.

*Jno. W. Rodd, 19 Hensley St.,

Charlottetown, has secured the agen-

cy`f ol _t,li6".Ve0dee,' _Vilbratoriand will

'be`iil`eas'ed to" receive any orders at his address. ~,_.-_ _`1_1=9M3lpd.

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' *The Guardian _welcomes news from personsfcthrougholit' ._ thi

Province. All suc§~_it_.;ams shoulg he _mailed to "The (\ al; inn _ ewe Dept.,” Charlottetown, immediately alter the events, etc., have trans‘n_ir ed. = _ i/Lau.

'Any person in this I’rovi_nceL__` ho

intends to visit Neg _Yoljligrtliiiyi lei li- 'sr lor business or ensure, may fd it to their advant_age.to wrlte»f‘»' _

rare ei Guardian," "’olil.rlf2+.r...1

~tovvn. r -MEt.l.

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°Oddlgllo_wsi Attentlonl' All Oddicl- 1'-lows and their wives and all Rebek- _uhs are.; cordially invited to a social iilven by the members ol Alpha Re- `liel'ul1 Lodge in Oddfellows -Hall Tues- d_i=iy'_iilgli't_‘_e;tl15 o’clo_ck. 11-8lVl3i. '» _ _ _ - DIED

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BETHUNE-On' _Nov. 8th,. at ` 101 Weymouth St., Charlottetown, Mary _Louise Bethune. daughter ol J. J. ‘Bethune ln her 13th year. Funeral .from her lat.her's residence at 10.30 a. niflllonday 11th- by train to ' North

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END _ALIMONY SUIT . _ __` FQR MRS. HARRIMAN.

oir`»l'r'rx~,r{av. 1;-rnrueitesu-i~iuii _l iiigulttliuvolving eu alimony el $90.- allailnlfithe- d'lvoN0_ 0| 'Mr' °'“d'_M\'9-

_H\u_l.~f ' brought io., close bs ~_ul¢j<ll&' sal el nie action, at tus re- 'qum' urs._n. ~H» Harriman. Uri- 'Haivriman was displeased at the no-

»tertaty`finc\irred by MGKNH- "M “_

-nemesis si' as rleitesu Minor our

Topinpshi. `a._Union‘ Pacific subsidiary.;

_ ’ " 0 "imn'”_Nmw Riioliiiolnalii wanpiso.

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9 is

Within a month, in 5,ll_human proba- bility, slle will have to pay her bet.

Young Hermann is one of the most promising youths physically in thc Foul' Hundred. I-Ie is a rider, a 'fen- cer, and lids won all sorts olf golf audi tennis prizes.

He is the son ol a father wha~ was

as strong as an ox and was noted for being the most powerful man in so- ciety. He could swim for four hours at a. time arid could bold his own with the gloves against 5 profession- al prize lighter. In spite of. his strength and his powers, Hermann Uelrichs died a comparatively young man, and his lite was tar lrom_ha1Jl>Y‘~ He left his property away from his wilc. _

Two years ago young Hermann Osl-

rlciis waqliinetecn years old, just at the age _wllen life begins to oilcr its greatest temptations to the rich and -well-favored. » " __ ._.Ml's, Vanderbilt saw the pitfall

trnctive nephew, and she dstermunsil to guide hin_i on the path of-abstiir

svnce'-and industry in n very original _ 3 _

y.

`_-_ "‘Why don’t you do some real worln; -1»I_e__rmai_in?" she in-q‘uir-ed, _ _ _ Gan‘t.._ earii enough to .me.ke~_i`t worth while, said the youth care.

lesiig. ,. , , _ ‘ ow 'much would ou ‘ ld worth _while?'_'_ lyquired ym, “$338

_":O! $100,00_0 e/year, or so." I ‘WBIL I Wil give you a chance to

make it." _

This caught the young mums ages". ‘tion and drew his thoughts away from Cigllrliiiiies and whatever other WOFUIIBSS Obliwfis they were centered upon. __ _ - His'nunt then made a wager with him thatil he abstained from all 1 -' f0‘i°“t||13 liflU0r8 and tobacco unt

make good he was to pay her $5 ,

my ‘Pocket." was the young man's

cludeil. ‘_-But .ia the months to comshu lound it waaiiot easy to be temper- ate and self enyin in the laahiou

port, _ _ _

wager. howevir. and as result ei his persistence,-was that he grew strong-

man .and_~ a more Daimler menyuber _ society. ,. ' _ _ _ _ *_-

__oRAN'rs *f2l~'DIVon'0lll

Plums iN,ae nouns

V.€HlilZ- 'P11056 present were hieut. “Th” M”°1‘i""°“ DWE - U0- is We &¢-,vernor and M;-9_ W0gd_ DL B0,-dem Only Rexlill Store in thc city-it's th D,-_ Qa_,pDbeu__ _L M_ Pa|mer_ Rev_Dr_ store you should time tm.. The Rex. spy'-5§[1',;_"-' R_-_ Q- TM(_~>Frau;f<_Ry»é-n_ n.ll,»§_i5n above -this store assures you Backville, E. R.-Machum, W. B; Ten- °! getting “ 9‘l“HW “C8-1. U16 best mmt_ Sth John; A_ M_ Beu_ Humax; drugs, .aniily preparations and_dr‘ug DL _Johnsom Truro; DL H_em,tz__ sundries ut the very lowcst prices. Amherst; DL Evanm Hamptom Rem There_ar0 over 5000 of these stores Dr. Jost, Bridgewater, N. S.; Rev. Am°".°a_w° “re 0"” of the links' The* DP- H8-l`l`i9011. Charlottetown. At thc Macxmmm Drug C0' MH'

_ g "a, tl n y Balkan' state wh

5-TWG 1-IPO Sh0Wi!lg HOW what 55 \\'l9»l\’ enjoys allsolllte religious liberty.

out doubt t;iic_largest and best din- The Baptist body there comprises

`F.

that "W b°f0f° her yours and at- cr. Heli, chicago.

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he was twenty one are old he K

' Ye . s was.

to nay him $500,000. il lie relied es; U 0~

_ _ 00'- W0-_ 1' ‘A I ' . ` ‘ f‘W9il, that money is as ggod as in'

comment when the wager was con- H- D-

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able society' gl New York and New-'

__ 'He persisted. in worlring_lor_1il'n_

er' in mind' and holly. a better sports-_

T. '_.___M_clf3\l¢¢.~ 0_h81'lQf-1>°f»°W_1\» Wes, Mrs_."B. McLeod, Montague; arrived a on theiexlirili hit nizht in Gliarlottetown- yesterday. returning from Bummerslde- leaves this morning eu ii visit to

°*"" ` Boston.

She

The 'Plgnlsh accommodation ar ed

at

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in,

_ Bnrrisrs oF_nULGAR1 `

year, ended in May, were presented WANT CANADi`AN HELR "' i " 'l=»_»..

/_While Enameled iron Bedx “HOI'Clli€S”

TORONTO Nov 7-The Ganallizui

session a resolution was adopted ex- B t~ t 1. ’l ' .‘ pressing the appreciation of the clggiéz s;g;ic0§nolgliafogugssfdmiitgho hoard for thc worth of thc late Dr. today considered an appeal from Inch, a former* president of the Uni- members of th B “Bt h rch

_ e ap _ c u

Vfgislty and principal of the Girls’ Blilgariu that they be brought unc

, i L. legc.. Dl'._ Jost presented to thi! the control of the Canadian board mlifiellm H: Slllfi Of JMJBJIBSG &I`m0I`. A committee was appointed to make B\ll>D0§¢d \_0 lib Ol/el’ 300 y6Bl‘B old. inqluiry and it is not improbable that I-le is 5 missionary and hill? f0l_`_ “WHY the request will be granted.

nr: the i n cr

Rev. Peter Doychett, through whom

the appeal was made, stated in

tllnity to establish the church in Bul- iiil ic o l ich

tivc

churches, and twelve preaching sta- tions with a total membership of 200.

The appeal was drafted bciore thc

war, but the board was given assur- ance that the struggle with Tutkey would not materially change thc con- ditions lor church.

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Tho lollowii re 'stcrcd nt

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John Gillespie, Appin Road. Albert Boswell and wife, Fre

Fort.

E. Boswell, French Fort.

S. Plncau, North Rustico.

M. R. Ross. Boston.

J. A. Ross, Boston. - A. Martin, Grand V-iew.

McLeod, Summcrsido. li. McDonald, Sunilncrsidc.

Jas. G. Knox, Toronto.

ir. A. MCPh08, M.Ii.A. l{'inl(u1‘p_.

F. G. Ilaftcr, Montreal. _

D. J. McNeill, Summers-ide, J. A. Cameron, New Glasi.:o\v, N.

. _ ge,

_ Islands

’i‘. M. Hawes, Halifax, N. B. E. J. McDonald, Govan, Sask.

ll,30l last night (after thc arrival the Tlgnish express) and, 11.30

previous night :

J. B. Gaudet, Miscouche.

Jas. DeWitt, Shcdiac. ‘ L. M. McKinnon, Montague.

M. Hynes, Montague, _

J. Richards, Bidclord. N. H. French, Bidolord. _A. D. Murstin, }.lidof1.»l'd.

_ _ _Mnr‘1‘lltril

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Ottawa.

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_to'riii'l~Iotel, Ghnrlottctowu, botwee 11.30 last .night (alter the arrival '_the Tignlsh express) and 11.30 'th l prevlnllacniight. :

_W. H. Fell, Toronto.

_-Miss K. McLean, Montague.

Tl. A. Hiltz, Halilair.

`W. H. Buddeii, London.

_(iliac, MacDonald, Toronto.

Fl. A. Wallace, Halifax.

J. S. Addy, St. John. _ VW. G. MacKenzie, St. John.

'\J. H. Messcrvey, Montreal.

VF. J. Myers, I-lalillrx. ' ‘Walter Shipley, Toronto.

_.C. A. Laird, Montreal.

'-I... Adams, Sydney.

._V. T. W‘illiams,_l-Ialifnx.

Austm, Whycocomngh.

Armour, Antigouiali.

Giilen, Montreal.

Humphrey, Manchester.

Callaghan. Toronto.

Moldwen,-' Morell.

McManus, Memromicke.

LOCAL OPTION 1N 'PLACE

fr. B. _._w. v. 'o. A. fr. ii.

E. H.

`morning’s session of the N. B. a P. EJ Island Sunday School Asso

iiovrs' iillsi Weo!ler0ns u dred Dolilfl R0"

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'Weth undersigned h`i‘ve°i:gg\vn F-

o xr .ix _v _‘I-'rits' .mn-l

wknlg! §i,v'el’i§i1e£i-`;1__llg¥ in the Bro: wh __ F" '_ ef' __ ymowh 0°_ ~s..pul¢§-osge inieré- Jeep sail the short lp#e of a day and 5 h_ : pr, 'less-theri. twelve hours -gl _ _,_a_gt

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L U \, .ae 07, , Q ,%"m,_ U ,1¢;,,E,,}, W. A. Ross. It slioyed enroll_ment ol paid more than the sum pledged this lord spoke on Community Worlned work of cle§nmg_ md r““n_&.“_\é:‘

_ \_ tr _ i Q0 ,__° ver, ,°'_¢ 9'. 9 A , _ ' V H1 _ t l ' 't ' "Th sudi‘o ma _` _

““..m5§s_-~- -,nan Ben has img] - n 'Pm lm; “wp _nient in Albert, Kings, Northumber- John county wb c had _eontr bu e the conveu ion _on e Sunday .“_00_ James Cannhm U. _qw-I tiventy-two dlvoi-¢s|_ _ pm" ° _° ° 'm ’ 5 °°_ ‘ “ more than $600. The association. School Ob.i¢ctive.‘ st" Cbu_l°"W°'°_ _ __ _

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' Valuable

I ifirdsed December h if ;` ist next to the persons ‘_ ____»_; ~ __ _ _ briugii_ig___us _the biggest .;;.“._'f.T‘;”_:?:T”:f;**'°""““‘t;:;;“‘T‘“ _ _ _

» potato.` I

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_Burgains ui 0 iflls Spring‘aild~

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Kwcicer

illub awarded as fi __ __ ein ‘curl f‘Biggc;t%f€ potato _ ‘coi1't'est. Costs nothing' to try. _ ‘

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Today we ve the biggest

goods wc’vc ever offered.

lowest prices HERE.

Brass rail -bed

our low

I price only

foot. The posts are of i l-16 “steel t

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fl/ m * 0 _ _

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_ Spring and Woéliggp Maluesses _ 3|-g

his

letter that there was it great oppor- _

This outfit should appeal to every one in neul of a low price

yet thoroughly reliable bed oliifit.

The bed is of iron in a neat design and white enameled, the

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We are about finished puttihgfinto stoclr an immense

" . lot of iron beds springs and mattresses. .

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Af' _ _' ' We can save you money l Let _us groy_c _.it_ to your

7 U _ _ satisfaction. _ _ `

Yon’ll find the biggest variety--the best kinds--the

and best steels-of, _these ,

similar iii elif

is _

This neat and attractive bed has llrassilraiilsi ‘across head and

ubing, the filling in rods of

3 8” iron.White enau1eled.Brass knobs on coruerS,castors. Good valuc,conipare our low price with the lowest offered °

guaranteed

-_ ‘_-_~".€»;.i~_i€. =`?r‘i’= _J-_"#2" ' You are certain of °.';__;_-.~___;" "*»~~~- 2 5 years of service-

evcry gt 4.50 “Her-

lg gi the ‘_ ~ _._ ' 1 \

llcvcrc Hotel, Gliurlottctowll,bctwceii ` / ' _ _

l.l.30 lust night (after the arrival [ » ' __ ` ` " ' _ ' _ -‘°”“ ` `

the Tignish express) and 11.30 “ilu _ _ _ L _A __ '__ »_ ; `:_._,,.A__ If __

previous night! A,<§‘»‘./ ‘_____,,;‘_ ; ' 1 ":§¥.%°°:. , jf. .4 _ if-~ -_ i

rc. wood, rovmal. ` _ l ,__;_-_ ." ~- _ . _ L ii I ~-_-1, frhos. P. _ones ana wus, North niver. r ' _ Am./i- ` i '~. ';'/` “- v _ ~e_`_ _ »-- " _ Jehu Alien, ooyalty. - 0 ' ‘ ` ~` _'fi/f "/'J V ` ' ` Mil '___ .

J. B. Beatty Cal ar - *af -,` Q i' _ ~.____ ¢_ 1_§_/_u~»:“," -‘ “-»»

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H C (lutcrbrld Bermuda, W. _ l ` 1,1; ' Q ' Zak ' __ il _ wif*-“_ =" .._

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_ iillial ii. -iii ' - ri J .f 1 -" 70 il ~ Q ii

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The following rcgistcrcd nt, ill': Vic-

Ol

OF SCOTT ACT. in riiembers; ~Nsxt year there would missionary work urging greater acti-

i’ MQNCTUN, N. B., Nov. 71-At this awe in the history ol the conventlinmi Mrs. Bryner, of Chle`a,go‘, delivered

ed Theriirtnn amp »»_ ' 0 ' `- by Rev. W. B. Wiggins, ol l\Ioucton, house and school anrl_safld_t.hat. the

ofa

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spring is of heavy copper wiic in solid liardwcod frauic, the

'_ mattress 'is of excelsior with -.1 soft wool top and strlpctifrl

A coveriug~ Tliisoulfit is one of our best values. Outfit

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years. Cheapest in the end.

Cheaper Springs at ltr

cules" spring is guaranteed not to sa; or bag for 25.

Get the genuine '

here-we are sole agents. Price. . . » . . _ . . . ._ 0

-75' 2~5‘\ 3 251 4-00.

I iron beds---new styles, $2.25 up. A big variety

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Wllite iron bed with lirass

rod-very neat 4

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Good iron beds whitcen- Stylish iron bed brass

l f`_.“`."ff?-.‘1'..”_`ff._f_‘I"f5 $2.25 i‘;`_’.‘ff’_”__T'.’.‘ff.'°_ °‘_‘f"f’f'°_‘_' 3 50

ous post, new style 7 heavy tubing, braess scrolls, coutinu- ...,,_,- ° 0 ous post.......... 0

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` ._@_=‘°'-*lravia in ' i

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Coutiniious _post verv

strong and solid

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oi th” Iron and brass-continu- Continuous post éxtra A handsome bed. bff\SS A beauty. b1'HSS T055 and _

scr_o_lls._ _Only. .

'lliese are only a lew ol lheuiany slylesiwe show

THE “STAR” FELT MA'l"i`Rl3SS .

is built of layers of cotton felt after the _ at $10-00

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beauty at......_~ ...-.-`_.........$I0.00

e .

'ru ir, ‘-STAR" l~ial,'l‘ Ml\'i"rRuss

is llie best uiattress ouilie

_ . » - _ __'/\’ l. ` _ . H - ' inauner of tlie "Osterizioor ’ and is a __ ;___g_£____;____ market nc-at to .he Ostclinoor '. All

"""""""""" "" °'""`"""l-l Sizisnow in §\Cqk.,._., ......-

-.-__-ax~nua~v.»-r-v~<.f_¢~-un-~\»~ .va 1

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The 1 7 J The Cele

- Mattress in all sizes

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'_-fft.wide......._..... .....-..-$11.09 7_1 é __

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l»rnui“lirali® I

€eiebrated“0sierm00r” Mattresses in all

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0 qualities

ii 'i N0 grualit ..................$_l-'50 A `

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` 3ft Gin. w`ide...... 12 '50 451; __

_ 4ft.wi<le .... I4.oo _ _ ' """` 5'5

aft. (rin wide.... 15.00 U\‘2‘\»ll@1’_»'i‘"‘“f¢'f*-“‘f* 245 ami 3'°°

_ In 2 pieces at 5oc extra in 2l"¢C‘5 fit 50C UU”

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lland, Ruatigouchc, Sunbury, St. John

tion, Rev. J.~'B.' Ganongf ol Have- and York. “‘ locic reported a gratifying increhsel W. J.~ Kirby subliilttciha report on

however, is '$300 ln debt.

During the discussion it was stated

that the Methodist church in Frederiev ton wMn't supporting the associa- tion, lwhile it was also pointed out that the _Methodists were strongly supporting the work. 3 John Bradford, boys work secretary. ul Ainhrst addressed the convention

likely be the largest class ol gra<_lu-' \'lty. ‘ '

` e o t erance submitted an address n co ofptration ol the

noted success attending the work' ol work ol the Sundayoghool teacher t . Rev. R. Stavert, ol Harcourt. _should receive more appreciation by on the importance ol the worif. among More than 7,000 were enrolled as mem- parents. ‘ ' ,lwys and und2fBf~HH‘-‘ills ¢l\¢¥1\~ H° bers ol the Sunday school armies in At the afternoon session of the as- favored a high school boy ol sixteen

soclatlon yesterday, J. B. McArthur or seventeen for a teacher oi a Bun-

" ra eaten! rli hat cannot gg '_ 1 _ ~

é_'_iF° . f`fte’i:.°iui!:c°suvert gave u short tem- gave en address on "Why the S¢°°1\<1~ dev °°\\n°l NMS 0! boys-

"' lierance address. Ha amid the C. T. A ary Division." ,Rev. W. A,._Bos|, field Mrs. Bryner delivered u short ad-

‘iu i‘|¥'e’j6:;l‘;°5.%vi:!§a"ri'n should be repealed’ and local option secretary, _gave l\n`lrétsresting ad- dress on “I-iandiwork in the Sunday .6 ,_ nan mir le fa _ an eb sane made by _uhm-

|,¢|-qdueql lgiitggd. ` ldrcss on "How the Mind Works, school.” _

Brb, of St Jldhn, was read by Rev iurer, reported that some counties had Aim of Grade Lessons" John Brad

6 1,745 members in the home depart- year He called attention to St and Rev R li Fullerton address

éThe report _ol tha home and visiting Habits." At the evening session, Mrs. Bryner

0, ¢fsp¢rtm¢uea,‘ g-spared by Miss Elsie' A. H. Chipman, provincial trees- gave an address on "The Spiritual

| A lew days ago a prominent lox ,rancher took the trouble to Call Oh ldames Callaghan, tailor to inform lhim that _the clothes he made lor ‘ him were the heat cut and tailored garments that he had ever purchased on P. E. I. Now gentlemen it Mr. Callaghan can auniily su=h_lox1_ up as the above there is no reason wily he cannot give you the best. to .bg had in the city. Hs \aa`=a_ lull supply; of the very latest fall goods of everf' description and the latest from Jil Mltcchcll's fashioul, the foremost pubyf

llsher of men's éaahionl in- America; and the most p-to-date workmen._ His prices ire moderate and il you ilavnr him itliiyour order !0\l Wm ‘be sure t6 get "f`good1_lit., good work-

mings Mr Callaghan also does the

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mnusbip, good goods and good trlm~_- _