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‘E __ 'mm La'1ir:s'r News _` _ THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN rmsr or ati. PAGE nLr.v1~:>:' _.

'Aver'»H»i§\1-i:i.f(i?¢'.:,:,,?,,,, F’,`LL' NG |`|A| R

hur glycerln ul I

cum, , alcohol, water, por( 0 k ' . q n n. sodium chlorld capsi- "'°-»ii‘=-=\=-»=~f-=

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. _ _ _ -.__ i.. __ __ _ ____ _ '

lfhli 0UEliN’S CDUNTY GUARDIAN

read Office in New Prowse Block-Charlottetown

The latest news, first of all.

Pearl Brooches

We are now opening with '

blggesf line of I4 K. Pearl Brooches ever

shown in Charlottetown. Exclusive designs.

It is

' that we will be rewarded in this venture.

out quesii .in the '~` ~ _-. '

Costing 11S money to do this but we feel “‘ "‘° Q“°°”'

W. W. WELLNER, Jeweler

-*Q-_

_ Exchlel S'ark of the Micmacs left

for Boston yesterday. '

Miller Bros are advertising 251: sheet

music for 10c. Advertisement appears in this issue.

Miro Julio roster, ony, has ro-

turned from a visit to Boston and New Bedford.

A. B. Hyndman, St Pcter‘s, urine to the City list night -and registered

Capt William Richards, Bideford,

came to the city last night and re- gistered at the Queen. '

The tide will be high this evening,-

ut five forty nine and toinorrow ev-

(Ilirlstmas Photographs

nav: rue' arzsr.

We give the m tt i` 1 do Ufl Sin lsdrfrbith. uffilihlha oof‘iii:|\ii°f{el\: Soft Inv/n Finilh are very little higher than others-the work is different.

Enlejemente are recommended.

The GO0K Photo Studio

Phone 399-L_ '

»._

HUGHES’ Horse Condition Powder.

Totes up the system, purifies the

blood, strengthens, increases appe- tite, prevents diseases. A tonic that every horse needs at this season. _

1* I package 25c

oizo. E. iivoouiss.

1;_,___ .. .... ` ,_.. __ __ ____ ___ __

‘ Plain Talk '

0|ir Shoes are sellers

We claim to give you tliebcst

value obtainable in the slioeliiie. We can afford to sell shoes cliea er

_ P

.than any store in the i ity, because our expenses are less. We carry an

immense stock ofslioes of all kinds. Try ur for your next pair and be ccnvinced.

A. E. McEAClfEN

'Thr Fhrenlnn f’l\1'i|\'1!T_`- i. 8.' A. til Quc\:l~ Sl

wfi-in

lr- wi. _._€*~Tf_f~»~ -1

Ginger Cookies

crisp and brown, are a fine re-

lish for luncheon. ]ust the

._Q_.@;_

_ 1 /* __/I/'

.rf 4

Styles a little

smarter than

you'll ordinarily

fini. Not fad-

dy_ or extreme,

but with just

the proper dc-

gree of smart-

l'l€SS.

Alley Q Co

thing for the hungry boy or

cirl coming in from schoo

and only roc a dozen.

LGNERG/-\N’S

Lunch and Bakery

- |24 Gt. George Si.

dtts

tlpera House

5 Nights

Commencing Tuesday Nov 9

Matinee Saturday Presenting

The Gladys Klark Co.

In A repertoire of standard plays openingwitli

“A Parisian Princess”

A Society Comedy Drama in 5 :icts 4 liig specialties between the acts 4 Feature Specialty Billy KinKard. the mad iuggler, late with Harry

Lauder. _ Prices--Evenio g 25c- 35c- 50c Saturday Matinee |5c- 25c `

Tickets on sale at usual places gl

Ilr. A. Q. aid

ut: pain or danger. You niust 11`”5d2l"1l~

ii-zdiri _no

(‘ll

__.._____-.___...... _.__ ....___.._.____i some time ant-i the-ir victory ovepn

_ the C°'nS°lld*`*t°‘l S°h_°01 was 1109 “MX-,be expected under the circirri'stanc.°s,

¢w»¢M rwcted The standing of the two though suffering muon pain. :»_i.~u.-.o_'

, teams ‘S “UW “S i0u°W57“W°5l5 Kimi-[donald was not so seriously |i_\.icii

PU” W0" “VC Bfnd lost “0“"?_ C0530* as was at first supposed, and :titer a

_ mated S“h°°l haf” WU" “On” Hlldlshnrt time hc resumed duties, but

| | | lost twc.. 'West Kent has made u`1a¢_¢_-r won; tg his homo and wil' my

, . score of eight to the Consolidated Off for a day 0,- two,

~ Kent Street Schcol’s ntotliilng, and there is yet _

P't" l' ' dt dl Mes' 0591;”-U10 OPHY-

of §§‘,°.,,f`°E;I"“1.,~,,,§,’ ff~f,,,,,,¢ ..._ _ Mr wior_ or the omni soiiooi, iiaii- and skim LORD BERESFORD SPEAKS. plax, has noon secured to act. as cur

Eye.. tested gud noted for LONDON. Nov. 4-Speaking ar, thc ate with Rev Mr Woodroofe, rector'

g|,,,se_._ » Royal Colonial Institute, Lord Bercs-iof (‘.hrist Church. An chord will be

OFFICE HOURS ‘ ford said Uhat the future of- Great made to preach the Gospel oftcncr _ _ _ _ . .

om ir .rm 1._u»-_ion t Brioai-.1 iookoa oiuoi. ...ni time W. throughout the country for those un- Plain instead of pointed neck in khaki, navy,

Evenings on appointmen would only hold our own b kee ` able to a.'.end the services in ' the ' , a

dtww supremacy nt sea. y pmg,church. On Sunday, Mr Wier will mdroon grey’ myrtle'

The navies of the Empire should preach in the Dawson Street church.

be interchangeable, and shoulll ‘have The wardens, accompanied by the tho same discipline and uniform s - Rev Mr Woodroofe, visited I’rc.°rtrui

Having alluded to the excellent

_ feeling between Canada and the '

X M A S United stores, Lora norosiora- ae-_ l

clared, "We should not talk. of hav. - |

S E N T S inn a fleet that could win -battles, we Y _ __ . ._. __ _ _ _ __e

P R E should rather aim at having an E-mf _

fn U, f pire fleet that nobod ld tt k '

1~f'~° f ..,...___ Y " ““ ° ' when Burma rnouit

AT THE ° e I vvoimvo "muy by-rturix ln lliiiriiwnmtidy Kfli>'.\i.hiiti,:qtuelling at low-grade or-icon

BAYER Photo .Studio ,P , ,__ d . _ - ~- - - f 55"- _

\ ..

t SUSE' fag; E121’ ‘”‘°“ iiiiiier nror. zso shoot music for io

`__¥__ ____ _'____ ` cents includes many popular songs

_ ie . V V , .

C----------_» _- - »- - " and is an extra good chan” gg pm-_

chase ' _

° fr, gt). 'lf why not have your Stoves or Furna-

\ \ ‘ In ces attended to before the rash. Let us

`q""` \"\ h \ call and attend to it for you. OUT 5in PiP° °“l3’

_F/2, _(.42

_ Q

16c per joint th: est

at ff/

._ ~-N38 Great Geo St

_ ' 1, in town. Call and examine

it jobbing promptly attended to

Phone 349-Y

I w. ii. sravr;NsoN Prop

-ening at six forty seven.

. W

Any person having some good loose

timothy hay 'to dispose of sliou'.d cali at The Guardian advertising counter.

_H. Holmes, formerly of the Cann- dinn Bank of Commerce, Aritigtmish, has been transferred to this city and has assumed his duties.

Mrs Duncan Livingston, City, has

arriyed home from Boston -after is pleaaand visit to her daughter, Mrs Arthur White and other relatives.

I At a late hour last night Pa/trick Blake, Sydney, who lies ill at the, City Hos,ltal, was resting easy and showed cons'ideral,le improvement since yesterday morning.

i The annual sale and aftemoon ten. of the Loyal Circle King's Daughters

of St Paul's church which was to take morning by the Bonavista for

place on November 25th, has ineen postponed till some future date.

ldcgrees.

accompaniied qy Miss Haddon of St

The mail truin came in last night at ten fortY'llV€-

This is the London small boy's

Fourth of Jury-Guy haw-os .;.t,.

The Northumuerland arrived in port last night at eight twenty five.

... Bonnell, City, went fi Alun-ay

Liver yesterday to spend a i.\v iinys.

Mrs J. D. Lapthorn, City, has re- turned from an enjoyable visit to New York.

'*”-1** Walter 9. Grant, 'City, was regis-

tered at the Queen Hotel, Halifax, yesterday.

'-°-*J _

Rev Mr Murphy, the new rector for St Pail 's Churchyin this C.ty has ar- rived from Toronto.

J. T. Mellish, (."i'ty, wus among the

passengers i'oturnin,-,- to the City rust night by the Nortiiumirerlaml.

,___ Rev Il.. M. Fenton will hold divine

service at Long Crock on :l.invt._-_y next at_11 ii. ni. rind St -I-7hii'.5, 'ira- paud at 7 p. m. _

The death occurred in this city yes-

terday of Mrs David Stanley, Long- worth Ave. after tin illness cxtrendinlg from last May. Besides her husband seven' cllldren are left to mourn.

The coldest recorded yestcnlriy --:us fifty above and at nine a.m. the lthei'~l mometer registered fifty. The warinest recorded was fifty-four and at iifnel p. m. the therinoruct'.!r rel.-,'ist.:t'cd lilty

Miss M. Gates, City, lcuvcs this

John's Newfoundland. She will

work in this city should send in her name and address and age with eli| particulars as well as references

John'n who has been visiting ii; this

Any country girl desirin house province.

l i

Do not send communications to in-,

to'dividunl' members of stall. Everything

The Guartlan Office at once. No ex- should be addressed "The Charlotte-l

penses attachedto same.

town Guardian, Charlottetown, P.E.§ I " and on the left hand corner

, ati

i The marriage of Miss Ethel 'Dobell, the bottom of the envelope should be‘ only daughter of Henry Doiuell, of "Advertising," "Su`osci‘iptton~," "Ed-I Montreal, to Louis DosBi'ise.y, form- itorlal," or "News" according t‘o the'

Gly of Charlottetown. P. E. 1., took contents.

place quietly at St John's (‘.!~.iircli on Saturday last, the rector, the Rev

Ever housewife will read with in-l

y _

Arthur French, officiating. The bride, terest the Stern's Steam Laundry ad

who was attended by Miss Hickson, which appears elsewhere in this is-| was given awny by her brother, Clive sue,te11ing of the splendid work l;eing» Douell. Alfred Dob»ell_ of t`.\iebec,iict- done in their -pressing and cleaning de-, ed as best man. Mr and Mrs Des- partment. Thi'oui;h the lirics becomw

i E. G.‘ Coombs, who, for about ten years has been the efficient man-

position _ut Suckvillc.-JEx.

is the best one they have had for

-°" " roe Doctrine They were too proud ~ 1'" "W T

to .io thof,~tiiey ima aociuoa to do'

- ---~ - - ~ ‘- tend .choir ii-...io routes. I . g

‘__

Charlottetown Steam Navigation Co., Ltd Charlottetown Pictou

Service Change Of Time

Conimenoluz Tuerrdny June ist. '|'l|0 R. S. Northumberland" wllllalve rtho Oompsnyn wharf daily. except Siintky. at 8-20 o'elook n.. In

Returning wil leave Plotoulahout |~1l| n.m

d. W. WAKEFOBI),

Chiu-lotintown May i*Jl.h |909, alum

ltnyi unit# gt!

`* P id Janus Macdonald, City, ivcie in-

In "_ W0ll’Pl&Y0\l H-Hd hard fvllgllhgaged in carpenter work on the rf of f00U~1'1 Reine Yesterday. bctween'or the new freight shea, they ua -. .no teams from West Kent School am-1‘w,,y fell off the mo( ¢o tim o-r,.,¢' the Hillscorcurzh Consolidated Schcnhlquite it riistuneo below; i>-_.tis-f..i wool the f°"m" were "'1°t°1'l°“S DY n very badly. hurt, an -ann :_\;il .~. leg Score °'l 5 L0 0- The West Kent Cen-In neing broken, besides other lass sti-

inus bruises. At a 'arte lmyir list]

He had found Canadians strong, tfhnt more religious work is to he .

healthy, cheery and energetic, -.tio rnrricd on. Sermons will also he SW¢3t¢r ft-guts,

best srccimen of the British race ‘bo prenclicd at Woodside.-Halifax licr- I h~t I

had ever seen. |ald_ | U W l e on Y' _

Canadian loyalty was unbounded °*°”"` **°'°*" I All W0Ol ft-i1lCy lilllt. .

- DEN ,rp ' their energy was splendid and th, :Bni'zii.ins in Ladies' furii 'it Simon

ontéio ngiigulzmiéugog-a oouia_ very w_oii novo out oem on .iii|Josopii'o, Quooo st. ii-sun. _ 500 Clch P98* Pbld.

Yul' B .

New rnoweii ntoox question cf uefcnce. fur they <'09l'1 __ _

l 0ha$lottntowna'"l'_'ilrlff'"” nlieltlar thwselvef `b`el”i`fti1l"the Mon-,

t__,______.,_.____....._...._.

Urisay will reside at Irachinc for the ing transposed yesterday, the ad wnsi w,inte\r.-Montreal Witness. lincomplete, out appears iii correct'

-- form toda

. l ' -- i

There was 3 splendid program at

ager of the Bank of Montreal at the Bijou last evening. The Uld Keri _Sackville, has been pro-iiioted to the tucky, a great war scene, was sub- lposition of Manager of the Bank ofurb and portrayed the love of coun-i lMonti'eal at tlharlottetown. Mr try in its strongest sense. There was` [Coombs expects to leave Sacklville to siiiilcient comedy in a Case of Seltzer,l assume the duties of his new position to keep the lun going, while the oth-l ‘the last ol the week. I‘t is under- er pictures were equally good. The, £0041 fhilf MF M¢D0D§1lll. Rt prcsentlsong was an exceptionally good one manager of the Bank at Birchy Cove and finely render-¢-d_

Newfoundland, will take Mr' Coombs' ' i

While James Puulton, Ge r‘{_»r.- .\-:ri

ight he was doing as well .is ir . rd~

i:-Pi

. =' ee

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, Always Busy

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pitiissi-:s

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tr! 11.

P Ll !`TLE

f \ . _ i _Q oNiss

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r .; Store

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` A in the city '_' (

Here are the finest lot of chil-

' dren’s winterdresses ever shown

_ ’ The materials are all first ‘ _ "1"--/"_ class while the styles are of the

\./ \‘» \<

best.

6 mp riiade of heavy English drill. Stripes and

~ -' spots in red, uavy and butcher blue,

trimmed \\ ith white pipings

each Sizes 6 mos to 3 yrs.

$1 Childreu’s French dresses of English

0 galatea, pleated skirt, trimmed with col-

ored pipings.

V Sizes 2 to 4 years.

Navy blue all_ wool scrge dresses.

Sailor' style trimmed with either navy, white or red braid, S_`zes 3 to 6 years.

$2.50' to $2

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Ladies* Mufflers

85.

Before _

; ` '-_'_' 5.47:"-' =

_ sr `e

Knitted of a 5.ne,soft, lustrous mercerised thread . They have a splendid appearance and wash pez'

fectly, snap fastner. .

T lie Bradley

' Exact as illustration above in khaki,navy, black,

white, maroon sky, grey.

` Rei! ular

50 h POST PAID

nals. :this week, and the people are pleased C

S.-_.-

, . Ll , . .

»n,;L|,;p}[0,\1E ml.; Cooiaqiét 2ja|;gn|?gg§xdn€,,)|/||a°|1,2 D"L‘l£li'll1fTllil(`ll;'l"llE‘x§`_-iiinnlég. lg' iiriiiuniii lb tins.

Mnkv r°\“‘“"l"”"""°"' '°"""‘ shown' at New Wonderland to- I ’, I gflJ§N`P;:ll:(|if\Ik_regl|b“rf28C$i“i>: 24 of 5 lbs ‘L lo;

_ _ . -zr e or . .

_ night' I I sd H ‘ BEST BAR RAW--to lbs for 400.

HH you want t we ‘_ th I t ti All kinds of FEED nt lowest pricci.

____.____ . 0 n 0 aes n

' ‘W fashion and want to purchase for 3. _ S E H S w ( ’ 0 __ ‘_ ¢ nominal cost get a college coart. l-In it' '

essiiiiliiayciiittihtsi :filiq cnliilirs iliallgiii H' Brown' the young 'news mam'

China __ _

`l‘his selection recently

received, is made up 'of the daintiest and most artistic

pieces \\'e have yet seeu.

Rich in design and color-

ing. these pieces will cert- I ainly be rapidly disposed |

of.

Uiisurpassed for a high

class yet inexpensive gift. |

G F. Hutcheson

llave You Tried

ll R A K li ’ S 0lil English Ginger

BEER

l' Q B lll ‘ _ .

A thirst saticf in drink tloiixseist gn egiin Dral¢e's. °_‘"` "'“`F“'"""'° "M u"°" 'M' s°““y'

, Need a New oat

You’ll like our New Coats this

Season. They are here awaiting ,your inspection. They embody our ideal of tailoring. Coats should in our opinion be strictly tail ond. ou'll find our Coats are just--thi.s kind . We have just added another shipment-of those beautiful Kersey Coats in the Taupeshade to our already magnificent stock.

Coats for Driving Coats for Walking Coats lor general purposes.

All reasonable prices from $1.00 up. All the new weaves, the new colors and the new styles. We show stylish long freize coats at $5 oo

Handsome tweed Coats- Fiiic Kersey and Beaer coat at$i2.oo $13.00

Ladies’ Underwear'

for Fall

Not quite cold enough yet for heavy winter underwear; but not too soon to buy. Out' selections are now at their best. We show a large range of suit-_ able weights for wearing. New dont fail to pay us ti visit-for yt ur underwear wants.

Ladies Vests and Drawers in white and natural at 25c, 29c,

l ssc. 39°. 45°. 502. 60s. and UP i to $1.25 per garment-, | Children’s and Misse's Vests ' and drawers for all ages in plain kiiit and plush lined.

l ciiiiafeirs piusi. iiuoa woL~1s-

from 2 to 16 years at 25c each.

, Chil_dren’s plush lined Sleepers l with feet for agus from i to 8

years,

Mclillllilll &iWHllHl

S U MMERSI DE

drstf

Farm For Sale

|00 acres rf land, 50 acres clear is

ready for atumrpii-ig the remainder covered wih hard an soft wood. New howe' ard barn plenty of water on farm.

Apply to JAMES E. MURPHY.

Owner. ' Millvalez

ii--Lklmwlhiptl

Tea---- Tea

Ihavejust received a ni:e line

of Indian and Ceylon tea, packed expressly for nie. which we can highly recommend

25c and 28c per. lb.

Try a lt...

Phono _’18u_L

W fl. .JOHNSON

` Beer Q. Weeks’

“Biggest Potato" Prize Competition

`.__._.

All are invited to participate l't| this

our and Annual prize contest.

Seven valuable prime re offered-

the heaviest potato nent will be awarded ist prize, the next hr-aviest and prime, and so ou.

Coats nothing to compete. Competition closes on or about Oct. ist.

Bring or send your heaviest potatotn

I Y E g g -.i<le.Chm-lottetown.

jewaller A Optlcinn ' ' E H Mcl-JACHFRN Cli'town,Sel|iii| Agent for l'.E.I ne" Q week.

i tt|d8r.r6ni ' I ' Box 313. Phone 27: J.. | 1# “’~”"\“"“&"'\

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