--u--e.-:_-.ei-:_-.man

. _ Oilees iii Montague. Olin.

and in Bourls A

“ $30.00 silk drop skirt. - _ -- " ...lt pays to nur in this Province. ___D,__ Mcmuchlur S," P°,_“.s ___ _ _ _ _ _The Morning Daw Gund,” can

T ` turned from New York Thursday The cream separator is on exhibi- “R PW” t° I-“ll ll* thi' P'°'l°°°' iw obtained at Lgflsr-¢,y'g Tonaorial

Behr Happy Go Lucky arrived in __ ue on Tuesday with a cargo

of 'ierness coal.

Ethel Moore, trained nursel

of Boston, is spending ,_ montli's va- M ation at her old home iii Montague. in

rning Mrs McLauchlali, who had compsnied him as lar as Boston, turned also.

...Mr Shadner, of Halifax, was in ontague Tuesday and completed the urchase from Capt. Dewar of 5 plot

of land for the tank to be erected for

...Angus Cameron, of Mi1ltown,t

Cross. and Miss Mathiesoii, of Glen

Martin, arrived home from Boston B

Tuesday to spend a short vacation at

their respective homes. dl

...All amounts for Guardian adver- tising and subscriptions in Montsguel

and vicinity should he paid to W. A. C

Johnstone, agent, and in Sourls and vicinity to A. J. McDonald, agent.

1-10drtf.

"MR GEO GOSLING OF H M S

~ . _ . . .B

(‘-OHNWALL WILL SING AT THE

i=EoPi.n's 'i‘Hi-:A'i‘i<i-1 'rouiuri 1-' iF Hr: CAN OBTAIN LEAVE oF Aiisicncu i-‘Roi/1 This suis AND ii-‘ Possisnn BRING A DANCI-in _i-‘spin 'ri-ir: si-ina io-zifiii.

he Imperial Oil Co. It will be just bove the Cardigan railway tank on the 'north side of the bridge, a short stance east of the railway station.

BORN _ _

ONSTABLE.-At Clifton, New Lon- don, on Oct 19, 1910, to Marshall and Mrs. Constable a daughter.

» _MARRIED. > _"__" *___*

ROWN-DICK.-At the residence of the bride’s parents, on Oct 12, 1910, by Rev Richard Opie, Skiflington A. Brown of Lorwer Hill to Miro Frances M. Dick of>NIuoi'c's Mills’. Both ol ('liu.i~lotte Uoiiiity, N. B.

'From the Atlantic to the Pacific E

S d

B3 BI' II ff

finds a welcome in a hun

' ` high grade quality.

because of its unvarying

dred thousand homes

Sold ln 1 and 2 lb. Cans only. ' ll6

CHASE & SANBORN. MONTREAL.

"AlN1'lNG and P. ii.riuuNoR & sow

V |18 KENT STRIEIET.

"°’“_-“"*'_ Charlottetown, - - P. E. Island

We do all branches of the Painting business

_ Try us for your next order. Estimates cheerfully

i furnished.

7-'ldif.

HARDWARE STORE

has always been the

place for large assort-

mcnts and low prices.

’* CLUB-~

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_ _ _ We are still keeping

_ the largest assortment

'- ' ° to

‘ and cutting the price

the lowest. Call and be convinced. .

mi The novelty store.

A .‘

;r~= cnnsaous

_ `\ __ ,I . `\ ,

Hardware Store

Ria/ i.oNnoN iiousi:

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GOOD MORNING

TOMORROW

Saturday Oct. 22nd at R. J. McNEILL’S. Tyne Valley

‘ A san -

Tllli “BIG FOUR” . R Demonstration and Sale I

The “Big Four” are now niaking a Holilay Trip ovei

“The Garden of the Gulf.” .

Camesronfsss

ticm in our win ow today The s-leigh is ordi red and when it arrives will

mainink prizes can ba seen in our store at any time.

O C C

Eveiy $1 00 will count as 100 votes,

tion. v

This contest will close Saturday,

the 17th day of December. Read the following rules camfully:-

RULES GOVERNING '_ ‘ 'ri-in coN'rEs'i'.

Any person can nominate a favorite

$1.00 or more and requesting that the votes be placed to the credit of the

Every }\:r.;on requesting votes must

from The Guardian

Under no consideration will votes

set down

aes

Every person is eligible.

p u a O

No member of the staff of S. A. h cDonnld's store will be allowed to P

Date of closing, Dece ber 17th. 5

ANNOUNCEMENT.

°*St. Peter's choir will meet for i ractice tonight at 7.30.

"*Tlie annual meeting ofthe Yoi'ci1g|“ Mcn’s Christian Association ol Chair- t lottetown for the election of direct- C ors will be held on' Thursday evening,l October 27th, at 8 o’c\ock. Dr. J.H. Ayers, President; C.J. Reily, Secre-

tary- 10-2od3i.

UUMING EVENTS.

Red Rose meeting, Lodge Prince Edward. S.0.E., Tiiesday, Oct. 25th. _

MCEUIIEIN Ki WRIGHT.

Ladies Bells

This haiidsonie lot of belts

is certainly the best we have ever shown, embodying as they

allihe .i1§.ul§.$.t...i_dcas..ii1. i;o.1.d.

and paisley effects as '.vcll as plain colors. The buckles are all liandsoine. many of tlieiii iii newest jcwclled styles. The v:ii'ici_\' is large. The valiics

A range froui. . 25c to $3.01; cacli

_Autumn Display ol Millinery

We are showing a spleiidid

lot of New Millinery this fail.

~ It will certainly do you good to

sec our display. Each l-int is practical and wearable. Styles and prices to suit everybody.

‘l.adics’ Coats

The perfeclion reached by us

this season iii Ladies' Ready-to wear Coats siirpnsses all previ ous sliowiiigs. liveryone iiiay be suited in this department. Every class of material and style for every use ranging from $2 oo upward. A part- icularly fine shmviiig of classy garxiiciits at $10.00 to $16.50 each.

Down. Comlorls

Double-bed size, light and

wariii; beautiful assortmeiit of patterns; filled with best Eng- lish down; finished with eyelet hole and paniiclled. lvrices

. .4.5oto85oea.

Hair Tiirbaiis and i l`urha'ii Pins

New Turbniis iii light, ined-

inni and dark colors. Price . 25c ea.

New Turbaii Pins, ioc, i5c

aud.......... 25ccncli

For Your Winter Curtains '

We are showing a fine range'

of Madras Curtain Mnsliii in gold effects, also black grounds with contracting colors of gar.~ net, gold blue and green at. ........35c 4oc and 75 a yard

Women’s Mink Marmot Mulls .

Designed in the popula

- Empire style, trimmed, witlil

two heads and four tails, lined with plain satin and equipped with wrist cords. Price. _ .$3.50

McliUUI§lll v& WRIGHT

BUMMERBIDE.

be placed on ,Exhibition in the show- C rooms of A. Orme U Co. The re- 5

‘ . U1

other amounts in the same propor-

O 0 l .N J

‘friend or self by malillng a. purchase of W

person desired. ¥

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how the special prize coupon clipped cl

' b

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c transferred or given other than ii' trictly in accordance with the riiles

` in

firticipate or show partiality what.

\'er.

a a (`*

aaa S_

Every dollar will count as 11.0 B

votes. C

W. Richards, Charlottetown.

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COUNTY GUARBIAN S* '“ “°"°",§‘,}-,"{.’{,,,, ,,,,,,,,, IIIE PRINCE COUNTY GUARDIAN

L_ Johnston., snug, (cmmnum "amy", L) Qlilcea ui Bugiipprslde. Min Amy G Burrows, Agent. Burma! Street.

».. _ - ‘ -- -~ ~~ d . . dist , W ter Str t, N (J r GM: ..._ . - f“°”°“°‘°- “°“‘ . --md with = =»°°*=‘ "1" °' - v “‘ .-2 .J ’Li....2°... s..i.°... 015. 3223??" _

-The October term of the County ourt for the filth circuit opens in ummerside today.

--A few snaps in second hand stoves,

erside 10 21dftu2w

-Hon John Richard Bidcford, wid . W. Richards, M. P., Charlottetown re in Summernide yesterday.

at Brace, McKay & Co., Lcd., Bum-|

. - . 1

-The Bonavlsta. is due in Summer

oiled from Montreal Wednesday morn

-Rev W. I`. Green, of Brookfield, ill Preach on Sunday next at North deque at ll a. in. at Trave1ler’s

side early tomorrow morning, having

ing. V ,.

est at 3 p. m. and at Freetown at p. in.

-The D. McKenzie Co., Ltd., will ose the Kensinlgton end of their usincss on November 19th and re- uest an immediate settlement of all ccounts due them at that store.

-F. Schurmau & Co., Ltd., Sum- erside, received word on Wednesday

ast that their tender for the ‘brlil-dvi-iig

f the new armory at Sumiriersid-e ad been accepted hy the Militia De-_ artment. `

-The following regirtered at the

.lifton House, Sumrnerside, yester-

ay -H. V. Vaughan, St. John; A.

Mahon. Lewis; John Richards;

iedlord; W. W. Steeves, Petitcod-lac; has. A._ Sullivan, Montreal; and Jug

-Rev James Strohhard will preach t the anniversary services to be held

n the Summerside Methodist Church,

ui.-day 23rd ‘nst at eleven a. m, nd seven p. m. Special music fo' he occasion will be rendered by tha hoir. All seats free. ' I

-The _following sohooners arrived

in Summerside yesterday:-Kimberly, light, to load producer Enterprisi from Picton with coal for Scliurman. Ltd., Annie D. with .produce for Pic- tou and J. A, Silver in ballast tr Charlottetown to load. Both sails? from Sum-merside yesterday.

-In St. Paul's R. C, Church, Sum

inerside, last evening the service or the occasion of the installation ol th: Angelus Bell which has recently. ‘beer presented to St.'Paul’s parish bi J. P. McLellan St. Andrews tooi place at which Rev. Dr. McMillan of Cardig-.s-n preached an eloquent ser iron, Subject:-"The Angelus." Amon the other clergy in asteiidance. -wer' A. P. McLellan, St.. Andrcw's, C. A McDonald, Grand River, P. P. Arse |nault, Mt. Carmel and M. Monaghan Miscouche.

ll Will Pay YOU to Purchase

It is the cucapcst in

the cnrl---because Invcr- iiess Screened Coal is clean perfectly screened coal. Inverness Screen- ed coal burns to very fine, light ashes--is not soot y--- when used stoves and pipes require less than oiieguarter the ainouiit of cleaiiiiig. It is lhc clicnpest bt-cause it’s all cool---cliiikeis and foruiggii uiiiieral sub-

staiices are iiiikiiowii.

If :i big coal liiu aiiiilii

smallasli pilc iiilcrir.\'ls you buy INVERNIESSSCRIEICN- EI) COAL. ‘

dmwftf. `

"75c A YARD 'l:1g(_ES A CUT O1* ANY ONE OF E NINE PIECES OF ALL WOOL SUITINGS (54 INC- HES WIDE) LAID OUT FOR T0- DAY'S SELLING. SOME OF THIEZ GOODS SOLD AS HIGH AS $1.95

TI-IAT'S THE REASON. l’A'l‘(`rN’¢l

10-Zldtl

"A fresh shipment of hard und soft

hats just received in shapes tlilit are being sold _for next season. 'flvry are the best shapes and lelts wc have ever had in the store. $2.00, $2.50 to $3.25,_at. Bruce's. 10-15dtf.

Have you noticed our silk liner logskln glove at one dollar? Oi have you looked up our handsome unlined mocha glove of L35 value offered at l 00. Moore & McLeod

' I0 7dtf

"Pure wool,unshrinkable underwear

made in the best possible manner, in four dillerent weights. $1.50, 32 00, $2.25,_ $2.50 per suit. at Bruce's.

10-l5dtf.

"A snap in ladies wrappers-worth

$1.50 now $1.00. Act quickly. Simon Joseph, Queen 10-Zldtf.

St.

"50c 5 yard tha\.'u the price of any

one of the eleven pieces of dress -goods we have put on our counters this morning. Some ol them are worth 98c per yard. Not any worth less than we ner yard. If you want 3 cut see them.. They can’t last long. I-’aton'ii

1.0-19d3ir1l. L

"A Splendid Tonic is Gibson's Hy- ophosphltes. It is g food for brain

system. If you are run down, wed'

Parlors, Summerside 12.-i6drtf.

-Furnace scoops, strong, right shape, 401: at Holman's, Summerside.

10-18dr3i.

-Write to Holman's, Buin`mersi_de.

for special prices on' oil-cakes, bran and mlddllngs. 10-21fstudr3i.

,___ -Furnace brushes, ash sifters. ntove boards, coal hods, etc.. at Brace, McKay & Co., Ltd., Summer- ride. V 10-2ldftu2w.

-Davis & Fra.ser's sausages fresh

three times a week. 2 lbs. 25 cents. Phone -132-I. R. T. Holman. Ltd.. Summerside. 10-21fstudr3i.

-A large shipment of W'hite’s Cem-

cnt just received direct from England. Write us for your requirements. B.. T. Holm-a.n, Ltd., Siinimerside. ~

10-21fstudr3i.

-Holman's catalogue is of the

greatest assistance in selcctiiig your needs. It includes everything a per- son would desire and -at Prices that will save you money. It will cost you noth-ing to sec for yourselves. Send for it. 'R. 'l‘. Holman, Ltd., Summerside. 10-21fstudi'3i.

-The following, rcgistercii at the

Queen Hotel, Summerside. yesterday: C. J. Crockett. Anti-gonish; M. E. Wlrrerry, Charl-sttetowii; N. Ross. Halifax, J. H. Scribner, St. Johu; E. J. Gaudet. Boston; W. W. Halfleld, Toronto; D. A. Wedlock, Charlotte- town; E. T. Gollant, Fredericton and

W. H. McCormick. YHI`m0\\l»ll-

-A similarity lin cows is _sonic-

times liable to ,put a person in Hu 'iwkward position, /as was dcinon- strated a few days ago. A cow be-I `onging to a well known tinsmith be-V longing to Summerside, strayed from -ier pasture ri few evenings ago. No trace of her being found the next; norning the owner and his son - lo k fo

roceeded to pick out his own cow. Phe fi1rmer’s hired man, who had 'ieen watching the pi-occcdiuzs. called he attention ol the farmer to the stranger who he thought wished to 'my a cow. The farmer went over to .he enclosure and in;|uire'd if thc tin- .mith wished to purchase ii co\v.` ‘he latter answered no, but had one zlierc he would sell thc farmer, to vhich the latter replied that he did not wish to purchase his owii cow. \ careful examination was thzn ninde ‘f the cow with the result that thc "'ow' in’ r|uestiori"was 'not'-the rrrissing- znimal. Before leavinlg the tlnsmith .wore the farmer to secrecy, but tho oke was evidently too good tolrecp ind the owner uf the lost cow has '.ince been kept busy answerim: thc iuestion, "What about that row?"

.vith clcvoticr.-al services led by licv. 1. A. \Vestniorclnn~ll. The Ficlzl Sur °et.ary in presenting his annual .rc-

reating i=. deepening interest in S.

~ecomme.-ndation: That this coininil;-. bee recommend the allotments re- main as at present and that each ‘chool he n'otii"lcd of amount they are required to raise. This recommenI.la»' on was adopted. The report -.if the ‘emvvmncc committee was given! byi the Rev. W. N. Field, basing his re-,` marks on the three words "Saved to -.ei-ve." During his address he urged. fponl :ill district conventions the ur- cnt nec:l-'if electing active, en-arlzctlc officers. This report was followed Ly tn instructive talk by Rev. \\`. A. Brown, on nn organized class for Bible instruction. The closing num- ber of the program was .-in object lesson -by Rev. W. A. Ross, which was very interesting and instructive, The meeting closed with singing anzl

the bencdiction by the President.

You can Replace these Lining;

easily, speedily and without the :iid of nn m hah' in five svparatc pieces so if one burns. lint iillerlllon Made tiiiued im-, you can -renew it without disturbing thcgoliini four. This lining is made of extra heavy durable semi-ste ler

V qiotfirc brick. It resists thc strongest heat for the lunge;

i` . L l .~ - ~ kiln? I is on y oneof the many -trong exclusive improvements

Inu r' I 1

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\‘ ,W .

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X" ,;\”\¢,i

andthe nearest McClar a e t 'llbc l lt ~ for n concl:¢s1've demoiistigziirionwlof all; The oalllilrgie him

Doirt spend that range inoncyvbefore you get full infoimaitgiiji if:i1.‘.’;°..‘;°i;f;"::i.if.°°*‘°‘~ ‘”°“‘°°'“"fbf=m°h~

° €Clary’s be

ll I

London, Toronto, Montreal, Winnipeg, Vans

, ll li f _ “med ‘°- t ° °§;‘,“, 'jf °,,,,,,f; noi' For sale by the Rogers Hardware Co Lid

ouver, S¢.]ohn.N.B., Hgmmon. CIM",

ber. Passing a I _a_ \“._ __ '_ ° far from town,'the missing an'imel_ ' s _ , __ Nas discovered, as was tliouglit hy` ‘__ _____*`____ __*_________V__“

.he owner, amongst a n‘umber of oth- ` ~ ~- - _ - ""` " '

ir cows belonging ‘to this farmer. _ V

Phe owner of the lost cow started to .V

ound her un, and after nearly an ' __ ; ,

oiii-'ii chase around the field without ` . - ' _

-.ziccess lie at last pot them into ii . .

-,mall enclosure rival" the haf" H1111

Manitoba Spring wheat :ind _,_

portant, properties of Ontario Full wlicait. The two com- bined form a perfectly hlcnrlcd » flour that mnkcs lircad liglit,~ i . wliirc, iiiuriiious and extreme- ly paliiniblc, wliile pastry

‘ made with' Beaver'Fl‘0ur has

a crisp, flaky texture that brings iiniiiy a coiiiplimciil to

the cook.

~ i »

Inverness Coal S. S. <=°~vEuw~» _

.- _ _ '_ Continucd’Ti;i page l.

`="‘s~" s v\\`sr

S. Work. The committee appoiiiterl 4 l _ , - i rt the morning session to ciiquirc in- _tw ~‘-‘_%_"*’i’§;'5’;.l1ff§‘i,_.;._` ` . "0 the matter of finance rireseiitcil~ ‘,-.»/I

their report and also the l'ollo\vinl,{‘ _' 'ii' ' ‘ ` s'

; _-.34 -._.i;»`._ _ Q 5

port urged upon a systcinatic form '_ ._ _ Q ,' -3 =‘

if visitationias the best <;tim,ul is for ,N _\, =¢ . E if/ A f

.M 7 1_1 I

\ '| 1

combines the rich gluten of r f

\-‘Q

the lighter, but equally im-

-s :Ai

§§\<; 4:2 =-._ e__-_;,§_/

You doii’t'need to be an

expert in baking to attain the best results with BEAVER FLOUR. .

But il' you are an expert,

you will readily recognize its incoiiipurablc qualities.

Your grocer has BEAVER

_FLOUR, and will recom- mend it. ._...

DEALERS-Write for prices on all Feell, Coarse Grains and Cereals.

` TIII-I T. II. 'I`AYL0l C0. Lllllcd,

CHATEAU, mu. 103

; 4

§ "__ 'lg ii

'_'

-"§`\§/

"0vei-costs for the little chaps at

prices that will surprise you. Simon Joseph, Queen St. 10-Zldtf. `

"Many a young miiu and woman ho tnok advrntare of our night class es to improve tliemselvcs, are toxin- holding good positions. Arc voi- esrning only it small salary? If sn. inin our night classes and get rin edu- cation tliiit will lit you for a cowl Position-Union Coniniercial College Wm Moran, Prin. 9--30dtf.

Get. in e-'\r'y on that 89 cont.

blanket offe.lna-‘ ten quartor flannelottoblankets-nloewelnht.. cleanly-niiri properly made 896 Dr Moors Ui Mnlmod. lo 7d"

PER YARD. LAST YEAR‘S GOODS. i *

Myers’ Pumps

“Toe I;:eas‘t‘hI:ump on

R 1 5 2 Ratchet LlftPump, complete with cy- liiid 'r. fitt-

ed up ready I u i' u S c

2-' $5-ss.

» VVlieii in

need of a l’unip,con- sult HOL- M A N ' S 1

MAIL OR DER CATALOGUIE. Various styles

' besides the one

here shown. A.

carload of MYERS' l’lli\Il’S just received. M \ ll. vous oiamaks, e.-e-y pump guaranteed sitisf not ory. Sole agcnts for l’. E.

Island

find body containing all the elements’ H 0 L M A N " S necessary to repair the waste of the

Siinimerside

or nervous try a bottle. We are sure lt will please you. Price $1. The

Io-i 2d3oi. ‘

dfrstf.

MacKinnon Drug Co Drupglst, Cor Gt Geo & Kt Strl. drtf.

NOTICE

All mrioiiiils owing iiii- li_\' lvnok ai-'i'cuul. i

nolv iil` luiiid or oiliui' \\'isi- in t willed on or :ilioiii .\_`o\' i5l|i will lu- |il:ici-il in :ii |..\.~y-.~.-.- iciiitis. ii J. lu.-i.1~:oi>, ‘

in. .zodi iv lrls

1\T otice

The annual uiootin of the Kin 'sl Oouiily Alliance will liiirlinld ut Montairilie on 'Iumirluy. Nqvcmberufliiiti .m- l

A public iiicetiuir \\‘l_Il bc held) in the* Aud lorium_ at 1.240, bevtriil proiiiinen. aprnkers will tnkc part. All iirc i- vlledl

_l). L. Mf'KiNN()N, Secretary.

10-dl8|.r13 2i'»,|&’l

"American Quinces B cents per pound or 7 pounds for 50 cents this week at Beer & Go.”l’s. 10-20il2i.

W MQ, c M117’

do 11 I

f il _

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...L--1

CU PID AND SIIOES

go logcllicr on l l`c's road more' Que" ||\;m you think. Many a graceful pair of our

Empress Shoes has won an atlmiriiil! K|*\_"l`¢. that ended in :i wedding ring- l"inc ffmlwczir is our molto. All styles, width prices, :ind youll love llic crmforliible feel ofthem.

Morris & Smith

-. ».1&

Cheap Groceries

' During the next twenty days'fl1€‘

groceries and all shelf goods of IBS. K€Ily & C0 will be sold out atigreatly reduced prices. Housekeepers vvilljdo

well to call and share in the batgains . which are being offered. »

io°i8dr6i ' 19 _ 13(li-wtf A

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1.; .-` _,_ i ~ .4 pv,ii»‘»`,-=_ wi" "

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