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In beautiful cloth

binding

They areselling fast. Call early get y0\1r favorite Poet.¥'- - '

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FOR SALE..‘

The propertyof Mrs. Geo B enton

miles from Cb'town, containing 30 acre

aituated on the Brsckley Point xzoad,

ofchoicc land. a good dwelling hous

d outbuildings. Near to school hous an and church, making this a very desir- able home. There aaiso a airing o water onthe north side of t e farm

which is valuable for watering stock. ‘A

Mrs.Bryenton has gone to’live in western Caiia<ia,this property may be bought a

private sale at any time. -For furthe

particulars, apply to Hedley Bryenton. Royalty, or James Brysnton next farm

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ARE

of the products of our mens and bespeak a share of your patron- age in the line of bread, cakes and pas- try. Prices right. Prompt delivery.

D.STEWART, '

Ecnirss Baxrsav, Bakes Best Bread.

THB‘CHA GUARDIAN, NOVEMBER 23, 1905

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Oillocs in New

Bloclt- Charlottetown.

beflirsaa House tunlghi._H, pri,” web(

11 o‘clcck this mor-ping. p =

'Ill Princess arrived last night at 9.25

and the express at 10,05, -

SIXTIU vrsesawern shipped byJ

D. SUBURBAN wits 1' passenger yggbfg, dl? °ft»f=1°9n to-Manny Harbor. ,~ ;i,'. "00rmno'rna Srazvur, Sourls, was a passenger to Plctou yesterday morning.

E.E.Girvan, representing Emerson at Fisher, Ltd., St. John, was in town yesterday. »

Sr. Dua s'raN’s College second team will play Prince of Wales College at Victoria Park at 3 this afternoon. _

' W. K. Rocsns leaves this morning for `Boston to meet Mrs. Rogers who is re- turning from a trip to New You k.

Rav Jas. McDougall, W. F. Tidmarsh

passengers east yesterday afternoon. /.

Tax Adventure of the [Golden Pines-

Nes, No. 10 of the Sherlock Holmes series begins in The Guardian this morning.

Mas. H. W. Ksivr left yesterday mom-

ing for Vancouver. She was accompa- nied as far as Point du Chene by Mrs. Dr. Shaw. ' "

THE pupils of the City Schools after

being addressed by Rev. Dr. Moore in Market Hall yesterday morning were given a half holiday.

AMONG the passengers west yesterday afternoon were Judge Hodgson, Nell ,McQuarrie, George Handrahan, Dr. J. T. ` Jenkins and Adelbert Cairns.

THE following stoch was disposed of by

Ben). Carter, avcticneer. yesterday. 20 shares Steam Navigation Company par value $225 at $240 to H. W. Longworth. 14 shares Telephone Company, par value $25 at $30 to James Eden. 30 shares same at $27 to F. W. I-lyndman and others.

IN FURNITURE

“Always the best value in the city.

xW'*H , Mark Wright Furnishing Co'e. ,________' __ _ M _ _M gi?

’ f//I/7f9Pl£65

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Saturdays Selling oi ~

isc _

“IS rea” Silk

4C.

T5' Enhwuer Court meets here

Wwsbun 31 the Brien- `y.....a.y. .

George Waller and E. H. Mitchell were`

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Miss Maur l`3a`n-rr.\rrr left yesterday on

a visit to`*!riends in St. John.

Aafrxmson of Joh_nson._& Johnson r»\uri‘sd.iui night nam steam.

0. D. Rsruun was a passenger to Cuba !°Bit¢r\‘lay morning. Ho will be absent

rare, ss city srnanoea mamli ' “.9"~~""f;*"P,'$»’-' :-:_ tri* up_East`.;'River,toni`|_»rrobr. _ V, ns. Ieas;;;§’Bufg,‘§inNi.M0n¢,g“e “mg ¢°

_ °llfY'1l8U _end proceeds to Pownal Wild!! 011'! V to her home there.

iliiins. A, MoDouoAr_.r., Boston, who has

Ein spending s couple of months with

ends fin the city left yesterday morning

on return home after a very pleasant holiday.

AHONG U10 Pilssensers by the Princess

last night were Dr. Stewart, Ha1ifax;P. Billie. Sydney; and J. P. Woodbury, and George McDonald, Southport, who made the round trip.

THF: Quarterly Conference of the Baptist churches of P. E. Island will be held in the Baptist Church at Ulgg on the 11th and 12th of December; R/ev. G. R. White, President. Rev. Josiah Webb, Secretary.

Tnsnelwere six passengers in from

Orwell bythe S. S. City of Loudon last 6VBDiDlI- The cargo consisted of H10 tobacco boxes,80busbels oats, 9 dressed hogs, Bboxes butter,3 cases eggs and 2 cases r-,hlckens.I

Puonrnmois summonses have been

served on Ronald Steel, George Mutch ‘md G°°¥‘8¢ Easery. The one against Essery is for second offence and the other two for first offences. They are return- able on|Monday next.

Miss E1'-ra MoKENzxn, Flat River, who

is studying trained nursing in New York arrived home last night havingbeen called by the death of her brother Newcombe, whose body is expected home tomorrow night. Dr. Eliza MoKenlie met her at Snmmsrside.

THE case of Matthew Aylward, South'

port, for assault on his wife was before Sifilwniiiary Brehaut yesterday morning. He was remanded till Saturnday morning. In the case of Cecil Stewart for assault. the defendant failed to appear and a war- rant was issued for his arrest.

SOME time BRO a physical test of the

herd of milk cows of W. A. Mutch, Hope- ton was made but in order tonieot every wish of the Board of Health. Mr. Mutch several days ego had the tubercuiine test applied by Dr. McMillan V. S. The result was very satisfactory, absolutely no trace of tuberculosis being shown. This will be gratifying to Mr. Mui.ch‘s many pat- rons.

A1* the annual meeting of the Nova Scotia Exhibltionxcommlkssion fn Halifax on Tuesday night the president said that the deficit this your was $10,0t32,56, and in view of the fact that there has been $5000 ofafalling oil' in the receipts, he was surprised that the showing was so good. The expenditure had been $34,704,51 and receipts szi.771.o5. The dancin last year was $8230, the expenditure this year #$4,704.51 as against $34,381.30 last year. The Dominion Exposition opens on Sept. 24th and closes October 7th.

Maur Dundas farmers are busy hauling

loadingalarge vessel for Geo. C. Cook, Halifax. The vessel is rather large for thc port and will have to finish loading at Poplar Point, asshe carries 6000 bushel potatoes besides a quantity of turnips, oats and hay.--Mr. McKay is paying good prices for pork and shipping to Halifax by Inverness from Bridgetown.-Rev.Mr. McPhee is holding revival meetings in

At a . .

farm produce to Neil McKay, who is by Rev. Jas. McDougall, John Archibald

what “litres” Silk

Caused quite a flurry at the silk counter. 'l‘here’s still a generous range of shades to choose from-not so many as on Saturday but every shade is exquisitely pretty.

Heres i's` every thread silk. In:texture, finish, and appearance it resembles taffeta of best quality. It is twenty inches wide. Hera is an ideal fabric for waists,shirt waist suits, drop-skirts, silk linings. etc. Herca outwesra tsf- fets and won't cut. The eolorings are exquisite- perfectly dyed.

ow we sell “Berea” Silk

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The silk buyer of a big! wholesale house realizing the superiorit of “ erca” silk, stocked very heavily. Unibrtunately the business became em- barrassed-deep price concessions were made in

every dep)srtment-we secured a share of ' Heres silk at a ig reduction. _ There is little osaibility of our getting more Of il. -hence the atlzisabillty of immediate action on your part.

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Most orders are received late in the week- farly orders get attention that’s prsctieeiii'

imsosdbe when the mlliiners have to hurry an rush

Weiwsnitb make inthe very nicest hat i`g$.\|eW,_ (latina your order esriY"'

ii>'d\?s"els mutnslly’beneBciai. Y. 1

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Baptist Church.-Rev. Mr. McLeod ex- pects to preach in Strathalhyn at an early dats.

A Cnaniurno Voc/lLis'r.-Last evening

the members of the First Methodist Church Choir were given an informal re- cital by Miss Lena Murray. This talented vocalist has a rich contralto voice. To

. some years of local training she has added

it year in Toronto under one of the hast vocal teachers there. In enunclatlon she leaves little to be desired, she sings with artistic perception of both words _and m_u- sic. Last Sunday evening in the big church she sang two solos. The huge building was full. The singer had an au- dience worthy of her best effort and a magnificent interpretation sho gave of “The Pubilcan" and “Harki Harkl my soul l" The Island is fortunate in having such a vocalist and one whose ability to serve is ably seconded ,by ber willingness. The conimendstions of the Halifax press will ilnd hearty endorsation at our hands. It is to be hoped an opportunity to hear her in concert work will soon be afforded the citizens.

Siicclalito Amateur Photographers

é We have imported a

very pretty ine of

' fancy mounts suitable

for'_ holiday greetings, ‘ which are now on ex- hibitiop.

We also expect a

nice line of calendar mounts in a few days.

Call and seewhat we

I have in stock and

sample of calendar

_ mount.

Ask about the Kodak

Qtitreapcndence Course.

Is capital punishment iustiilablel was

the ani-ject for debate at the Charlotte- town Business College isst evening, and the question was very ably dealt within its dilerent forms and formed a very interesting and instructive debate, very evenly balanced and much appreciated. , The affirmative was opened by 1?. Doyle who' briefly stated his arguments, and was ably and pointedly ifollowed by W_ Trainer, Fred May and C. Dewar, while the negative was opened by W. J. Clark, who forcibly dealt with his arguments. He was ably supported by J. O. Trainer and A. Gaudet. The ballot showed n small majority for the negative.

Friends of The Guardian are again ash- ed to have all their advertising mutter whether of entertainments, lectures, con- certs,or of a general nature,in this Office not later than 4 p. m. and of any consid- erable length much earlier, as it is impos- sible to give all the news of the day if ad- vertising has to be handled at night, for every line of the lal;ter prevents the appearance of the some quantity of news. For the issue of the liltii one thirdof a col- umn of such advertising was set up in type at Inight, and readers were thus deprived of the same quantity of late news.This,of course, makes The Guardian less valuable to readers and correspond- ingly ao to advertisers, and in future only emergency advertising u ill be accepted at night. Friends are asked to hand in all their advertising as early as possible leach ay. A fire which at first threatened to re-

sult fatally and features broke out in the Hotel lidinto Moncton a large four story wooden building on Tuesday morning. The fire when discovered about seven o'clock in the morning had made consider able headway. It was in the ceiling just above the office and so cut oil' the principal avenue of escape from the upper floors. Few of the guests were up at this early hour and when aroused the building was filled with smoulderlng smoke which gave the impression that the fire was worse than it was. The smoke and the news that the main staircase was dangerous cnuacd great alarm. Panic was threatened and guests ran everywhere looking for n. way out. Many escaped in their night clothes through upper windows and down lud- ders. Somewho were rescued this way were ladies. Fortunately nobody was hurt. It was two hours bcfoie thc fire was out, but little damage was done except by smoke and water. The loss is covered by insurance. `

BORN-

At the Manse, Florencevllic, N. B., Nov Nth to Rev. and Mrs. J. Il. A. Aiiilcrson,a daughter. _ __

'T Mildura". I

At Montague, on the 21st lnst., by Rev.

S. T. Phelan, Patrick Kelly, Iona, to Miss ltllen Evans, Greenfield.,

At Albertcn on the 21st by the Rev.

Father Burke, Thomas Austin Murphy to Martha J une Skcrry, both of Alherton.

At Tignish on the 21st. Inst. byllhs Rev. D. M. McDonald, P.“P.‘, Peter J. Cahill, Kildare to Minnie A, Morrisey, Tlgnish

Cb rlottetown on Nov 22nd 1005

McKinnon, De Sable, to Annie McLean of the same pldce.

At St. James' Manse, Wednesday, Nov.

22, by Rev. T. F. Fullerton, J ames Daniel Beaton, Flat River, to Mary Ann Mc- Donald, Antigonlsh, N. S.

At St. Pstrlck‘s Church, Grand River, by the Rev. J. A. McDonald, Anthony McIntyre, of Kildare, to§Sophia Angelina daughter of Martin McDonald, Lot 12.

At Sacred Heart Church, Alberton, on

the 21st inst by the Rev. A. E.Burke, P. P James Foster White, Collector efCusioms for the Port of Csscumpec to Margaret, daughter of the late Patrick E. Foliiy, Kildare.

DIED.

At Mount Stewart, on Nov. 20th-

Charles Newberry, aged 00 years.

At:St. Joseph‘s hospital, Victoria, B. C. November llth. Violet Avice, dearly he- loved child of F. Peters K. C., in the (ltli year of her age.

Passed peacefully to rest at Flat River

Nov. lst, 1905, aftera lingering illness of thirteen years, Elizabeth, beloved wife ci Donald N. McLeod, aged 70 years, leaving a sorrowing husband, three sisters and thrsc brothers to mourn.

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allments are quickly relieved by Cresolene tablets, ten cents per box. All druggists-

~-an-*vm qppoaaessssvnlvlsil

f Perfect i Hot Water

Bottles `

are the only kind we sell. See our BIG assortment and get our LOW prices before buying. We GUARANTEE every bottle we sell and RE- PLACE IT if unsatisfac-

toiiy.

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This department has just opened up a lot of _fresh new stock-so good-

so attractive-so economically priced tha

We’d like to show them.

CLUB BAGS.

Made up of black enamt-lcloth,........

.......65c, 75C. 85c.95c

Made up of Leatherette in brown, very

neat bag.... $1.75 and $1.95

Made up of solid leather. . $5.25 t0 $4-50

twe feel like talking about them

» At $9 25.

Solid sole leather Case, not quite 0

heavy in wright as the iormcr-but has oni- side straps-24 inch, d uble lock,

At $7 25-

Heavv rain leather, reinforced coruws.

CABIN BAG

TELESPCOPE BA GS.

according to size.

SUIT CASES.

Af S10-00

Fine solid leather, fiat top opening. brass

mounting $6.75

Good, stout grey canvass, leather cor-

ners, two cr three straps 60c to $1.40

Solid sole leather Suit Case, heavily re-

inforced corners, leather lined, leather shirt

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linen li. ing, with shirr fold brass lock, out- side straps.

Sanie case without shirt fold or mit i 'i

5tf3PS-

2zinch...... .. $6.00 24 inch............$6.25

At $3.95.

Heavy d irable Leatherette, linen i»n‘ii_,

strong brass link. brass mounting, leai ci reinforced corners.

Ai $3.25

Same case as last but made up of iighier

fold, brass lock and mounting, 24 inch.

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Duplicate ilur Values iii;-f ’

The wonderful success of our Iron Bed Depart- *X r

ment continues. Values you would hardly expect

artistic designs and finest hard enamel finish at the

price of ordinary beds is the story in a nut shell. We have them at all prices. Ask to see our $6.60.

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We are just as well

I fixed fo' springs and

guaranteed ,cur $ii .60 felt maitres; is as good ns is sold ge -

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W.‘.‘::;.;:;°:.iu.‘;e.:‘.;'::f.';i1§'i,.... ])()N’]` BE (]()|_|) l T|1;£:‘:’n:’im’e";‘em’h;‘n“'{lsWm Gel an Ovcrcoai or a Reefer made

Coughs. colds, hosneness, and other throes

special.

. B d f th tron est construction m st mattresses V“"‘°-“

are here e S 0 e S g ’ 0 unsurpaas-ed, comfort

His Fiiisr suowsionm I

An wa they say 'tis snow,

I wish it were-I’d go outdoors

And cat, and cat, and eati '

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Minard's Liniment Cures Dandrufi.

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IN SIR HENliY’S MEMORY.

Ni-iw Yomt, Nov. ‘ll-Two liuiidi-cd

persons, actors, clergyiuen and others, occupied the Manhattan Tbnatrc at services in memory of Sir Henry Irving. The services were undcr the auspices of the Actors' Church |Aiiiancc. F. l~`. Mc- kay of the Dramatic School of Art iuadc the memor ialaddress. "

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Minard’s Linimenl Reliever Nsurslgip

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-ForSale-second hand butter tubs

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water bottle, butit must boa good onc,

trouble and dissatisfaction. We gunmntec

and free from all defects. They will give

Call and see them

The Humphrey Clothing

Canadian Good Housekeeping. mH~|%l|A°~.pu»~q»semss»A,|k~ms~¢l-l~saAs~¢s\l~~¢|~,|g;~ v

l3,iititYlookslikc sugar swcct; U

keep warm.

Reefers................. . . . .. ChesterfieldOveicoiits.... . . . . . Raglan0vercoais.... .. . . . . . . .

.. $7.50 .. $10.00 .. $12.00

Store,

Opera House Building, Grafton Street, City. A. WINI",1El.U SLOTT, Mgr, Plioue 63. P, O, BQX 417, WHOL1-ZSALE AND RETAIL.

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BE some or iouu otN\

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The" l" “° ‘md °‘ °°"‘(°"' m " g°°“ h°" Even if the potatoes boil dry, those next to the pot do not impart a burn

inferior hot water bottles cause only safe to the others, under ordinary circumstances.

n't that fair? 8 ' the bot water bottles we sell to be perfect .i_p‘0R SALE gy___

°‘ThO TWO MBGI" you no trouble, but on the contrary will _

to fferlng very low price on all rubber

5 prove aboon and veritable luxury. Wa`

x 1: is "'~ ' DR as 8 ws. Every article new and clean. We` . ‘

` '~ will be pleased to send you samples for ,

~=-. . en' Gi' Gm' md Km* 6”' examination. The Two Mars, MacDonald Agent for Happy Thought Ranges and Sherwin-Williams Paint.

pgqissnwsunnsvsdto is M--Ku-°°~ "~=f‘-*~- °'~ “°°- 1 . ~ . _ ~

, and Kt. Sta. dtw li. " ' ' ` ` `

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