popular Tonsorial Parlors.-James 8:
T,.,,|,,0|-, Barbers. lllmnf t'.
Buy your rubters where you get all the
leading styles at MoEachen's shoe store.
' - 81d li
Trys box of Whlte's bon bona nex
inns you want candy.. 18d tf
If you give the children Whites
r-lrocolutes to oat there will be no bad
uiici' uifects. 1Bd tf
‘I
PURE .
COFFEE
isours, oofee without ad-~
u1iera_tlon,Ieriectly blended.
One sip_, an then your verdict;
if it is'nt better -than any V
you ve _been buying at the
some price, no matter where,
send it back.
Fresh Cream
Every Morning
Webster & McKay.
Cor. Kent and Gr. George St
ibn-n|ssr¢~lll-vl@|»rl~a/yn
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BREA D I
O
is a womari‘s chief pride
and to have good bread `
sire always deals at :our
bakery. The different j
kinds are: ’
Vienna Bread 8c
Plain Bread 8¢
Graham Bread 5¢
Duchesse Bread 5c
l
D. e'rEwAn'r, l
neural asaisur. l
Bn" But mud' 1 daughters in \Vnpella, aged fldycars and
\¢q¢n¢~ i“ '"°“““'
‘Jemima Kinley, wifc of Rev Rirhard
Tue Princess arrived at 9.15 and rheex-
-prels at 10.10 Saturday night. `
R. c.` some or it 1r.urrwi»soo.,is
exilwtod home from Sydney tomorrow
vght.
William Cheverie, Station Ag9n¢__
Georuetown, left baturday on a trip to
Boston.
' MISS Gertrude Mr-Pherson, trained
nurse left Satruday morning on return to
‘ Neil Sinclair of Sinclair 8: Stewart.
Suinmerslde, crossed by the S. S. Priniess
Saturday morning.
Ml” M5117 Mclsaac of this city has
graduated with honors from the Gene al
Hospital, ioronto.
About 30| cases args and ll barrels
oysters formed a part. of t e cargo by the
Northurnterlun §n,¢,,m],,y_ in The Guardian. You have one of t e
\  t papers in Canada today. Congratu-
REV' JM3' MCD°UG-*U-Wll1Dl`€B»<>l1iUVl lations too upon your night telegraph
on Sabbath Nov (ith at Cape Traverse at
l0.30, Seavltowd nt 2.30, and at Surn-
nreraide at 7.
R. L. Stone of the Duplex Printing'
Press C0., Baltic Creek Mich., who spent,
a few days in the city left by the S. S.
Princess Saturday.
Tme marriage 'of \V»ll J. Gillis, Sy nay,
to Miss Nellie McKinnon, New Annfn,
P E. I. is announced to take place in
Sa red Heart church, Sydney, on Thurs-`
ii y, Nov. lird.
I-.iunson Mcimod, la' orer, working nt
Frank Heart: new lr-ruse was arrea ed
Saturday forenoon charged with having
ta~ en H C Mcircods horse from his
stables on Saturday night woes.
ON November 3rd, Election Day, a
special passenger train will leave Char-
lottetown at l2.il0 p rn, for Souria and
Geor.etowir returning sunre evrning.
Special chcap fares will be given.
THB death occurred on (ht lst. of
Klnley 0' Keorant Forks, Assa Dc-
ceased wnsadaughler of the late Wur.
Mot*-erwel of this Province. She had
been III three months and died at herl
Boston. . ,
l AN esteemed Guardian reader, residiny
Anr Subscriber who does not receive
his paper rexiilliiy and promutly should
send a portal ‘ard to the Subscription
Department of The Charlottetown Guar-
dian whioh will rectify trouble at‘on e.
TEL Bean Supper in First Methodist
basement on ratu day evening ~ as
largely attended and very enjoyable The
luncheon was ser~ ed by the ladies of the
King's Uaughtersand was palatable and
delicious. _ _
, W. A. Noonan, of Centreville, reporti-
havlng grown this year AH) }n»shels of
McIntyre potatoes on a little less thin a
100 yards square. No soil will produce
more than that of P. E. island with any
kind ot a fair chance.
in Toronto, wriles thus;-“My sincerest
co gratuation upon the improvement.
service-it toolrtiuie but you got there."
'fun firemen were called out at half-
past seven o'clock Saturday morning b_\
an aarm from the residence of J. D
'layIor, I-llllstovo St., adjoining G. ll.
Wright’s warehouse. The haze had
Orin natvd from some dust behind tin
heater but was extinguished before tin
firemen arrived.
Tmf. work on the macadamlzing oi
_PownalStrt~.et is progressing farora ly
and will be comp eted in about ten day.-
time 'lhe stoain roller runs till ten
o`cIock each line o~ening in order ti
frcililate the worif, rhe night work ir
found vcry satisfactory, lie nights bainu
moonlight, and the street comparatively
free from teams.
Oiwiruio like her sister province Princi-
Edwarii Island has a den.:-th of male
High School teachers: 'lhc men a L
dropping out of he profession, and
nomcn must take their plates Already
three cou»moii schools of that provlnc
have passed over to the femn es, In l8il'i
thcrc wcrc in Ontario 2,849 male teacher-.~
and 2,041 fernalesi in 1902 there worr-
2,2il4 males, and 7.073 females. The low
salaries is the ciiitsc of this filgnt of men
from thc teiichlng profcs ion.
31| 1994-
Day. ----- -~
the World's Fairlat St Louis.
ollloieis Regiment.
Tun pulpit of Bt. Paul's church was
occupied again yesterday hy Rev. Albert
Ga'e of Sydney Mines. Mr. Ga'e dur ng
his two Sunday services here has madi-
nany friends. Rev. Mr. Woodroofc
is expected here next Sunday.
T » 0 new post offices will be established
in Pr-n e County as followaz- t Hal bur
'on Lot 7, with Alhr-rt Murray as post-
inaster and at Maxlamville, Lot 15 with
_lonzaque Arsenault as postmaster. 'l`lri.~
-vill go into effect at once.
Ru.-sr-:LL McLean,Geoi-gctown wishes to
ery sincerely thanr the many klnrl
.riends who sent fioml tributes and ox-
tended Other acts of kind frymputhy dur-
nu his recent great bereavement In the
leath of his mother.
Hniurawr Gladstone. son of the Rt.
\Hon. W. E. Gladstone, is expected at
Sydney' in the courac of u few days.
idols onc of the dir ctors of the ‘np»»
Breton Coal, Iron & linilway Co.. and
is coming out in that connection
he president of the company, Ilorircc
via hem, has been in Sydney for
some days.
THE otllclal premium list for the Mori
time Winter Fair has ju-t co.ue to hunri.
he fair opens on the l2tlr lieccmber
ext and closes on thc 15th in the Mari-
iuie \’\/inter Fair ruilding, Amherst, N
Iitritimc l’.ovir=ces; the prize list is
.urge and varied and the prizes I beral.
An auction sale of pure bred rattle will
-rlso be held ut Arrrlrerst on Fc' ruary 3rd.
'l`il|sGunrdIan has received a copy of
7-~l2tli last. This was the mo~t repre-
~entntivc gathering of agriciilural lead-
cfa- -,-- ,: __ _ ___ _ - _ _ lers ever held in Canada, and the subjects
I `
VERY INTERESTING
there discussed are of interest lo every
%  ~ ' is ' .C ` ' ._`_».i",g;¢»  Onrnnnornatamorrow there will be ir
____ _ , E     1' daily instead of a tri~weekly mail to I*'-"*""'
,,,,,,~n.rng bngirtmd irirserori st nr., `U ‘ ' Kl°¢““"=- _
r ..~ _ _ Tan meet ing of the Ladies' Auxiliary of
Reporters and Correspondents Everywhere. ':;i&§'.rf`.fd§§ii.sii"'f§§ .i`..'.f.l'.i.'.'.i"ll§
'r [-- ‘ r - ‘hold an afternoon tea on lhanlrsgiving
inald H and Mrs r
M ~ -~ Moor.:-: fo. M<=L1=;on.-
expe ted home from their wedding tour
t night Mr. and Mrs. Sterns- have had
a prolonged trip including a vlst to
TBI 4th Regiment intend holding s
grand entertainment in Opera Hour-e '
<hortl,v. It will ire under the patronage '
of the Lieutenant Governor and the _
ITEMS Til
ECONOMICAL BUYERS l
' .
The great popularity of thisstorefis to alarge extent,due
to the superior values we con
“YOUR MONEY BACK
s_antly oder the buying public.
EVERY time wiieii wiNiEn” J   --
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another “safety” feature ofdeaiiug al this store If, upon examination, goods are found unsatis-
f_, mrv money will be cheerfully returned. Excepting of course goods not returned within a reason-
ble time or goods cut from the piece.
WE'KEEP ON GIVING BARGAINS
ali the time in all sorts of goods all over the store- We can't tell the half of them. Here are
a iew that may interest you. J* .
ro only reversible sateen covered white wadded conrforts.especially prepared pure
while wedding onlv, us
ed in these comforts- Good big size 6ox72 inches.
Weeks Special Value ' ` $2 28
,E3 PERRIN’
 otoviss
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not llilliist f .
lrem-I Wy
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S At the glove counter buyers will find a soap. About
75 pairs of French Kid Gloves odd lines in various
qualities worth regularly 85c to $r.35. Colors, ox-
blood, light and dark tens and blacks, sizes 5%, 5;/4',
6. 6%. 6% 6%. 7. Special clearing out price
A pretty crush belt of shirred taffeta silk, girdle style,
fancy gilt or plain black buckle, all sizes. A belt regu-
larly sold at 38c and worth it W0ek's` special value
Hosiery Arn stoves
-Basket of fancy colored wool gloves odds, _ glove, 5%, 6, 6%, 6%. 6%» Special
~ worth up to 450. mailreddown to 21:: value at _ _ 85C
Basket of strong school stvcklflils h¢°VY Black wool gloves. thick knitted. in Small
woolen rib, just the thing
f0l’ l‘°h°°l medium and large sizes- Special
49c
25c
boys and girl- Special value 256 vglug |40
White wool boss for the children. bl( Children’s white knit wool overalls. the
iiudy fellows; will wael: li
25c. 324:. 40c and
ke C0\'°U- oest thing yet brought out for child-
4843 reu‘s winter wear, all sizes. See them
Ladies’ undressed mocha Gloves lu slates 32°. 55°’ ']2c and 82¢
and browns-a splendid.
R I-AN
fail street
.r cial blanket value that we oiier is worth in- '
Thi .
v:stl)gtatiou Big warm iiuffv_ woolblaukets 64i¢84
inches, ,wen pounds, best sanitary make and finish,
~ .-_ t 3.44
» -’ th 84 4o,Specierl value o S
 Miro; Hr-avy Unshrinlzable wool Underwear. guarau
. ../if ' -
 "S-W' ( I feeds splendid article forthe money. 75c or per suit $1.50
_ in..  401
illiilliiiiii
clear at almost
Heavy Shetland all wool line knit underwear reduced
f $2 8o to $'z.uo per suit a snap offered
mmh' ii' per suit $2 Bo for $2 00
in order to reduce our S¢0¢lf I” l ‘S “°'  d 1 t ,d ¢d r "
mg 1°, of odd Hu” in Men 5 Shirts and drawers rr an p a n r uc Half price
WFEKS sr co.. ins snails civnzsi
owner of live stock throurhout the
corntry. lhc nntionaliziitionof the rc -
cords. the dressed meat trade, the regula-
tions governing the importation of stock,
the prnriotiori of thc live stock trade with
foreign couritries, the adultoration of
woliens. etc., arc burning questions in al-
most every province. A copy of the re-
port may be had by writingF W Hodsonr
Ottawa..
Qnturdny which stirred the settlerr ent
where it occurred and brought f rth many
crpressions of sympathy from the
ncruaintuncvs of the deceased. While
Vlrs Daniel Roady ii na walking along the
Covchead Road on her way to Covchcad
sh- suddenly fell. William Long of
liarlottetnwn who was on the road
observed her fall and hastened to thc
spot. Some neighbors also wi nessed her
fall rind when they rcrrclredlicr found that
she was dead. The body was placed in a
wagon and conveyed to her home, She
leaves u. husband, and one child, live
rears old to mourn. Mrs Ready wasa
woman of about 35 years of age and was
apparently in the best of health up to thc
hour of hor dcatlr. Two other urernbcrs,
of thc family are snid to have died in thc
same inannor.
-=sNo'\'HER sudden death took place on
Sr. .lonn Tisi,uoasPn.-'I`lre pricc
of bread will be advanced one
cont aloof Monday. There hav- been
rumors ation' for some time that this
increase would bc matic. The bakers
claim t'i|t there was considerable
foundation for this, as a g an o nt the
marset reports for thc last few niontlrs
wonlflshow. Flour hits been ste dily
advancing in prlcc, and thc niiisterlnia-
crs say they have in consequence be n
left no alternative hut tuudd at-cnt t
the price of the loaf. This advance vas
decided on at it meeting of Ire M stcr
Bakers' Association last evening and wi I
go into force througliuiit the city on Mon-
day next. It is claimed that.
for some time the profit an ir
barrel of flour has not hcen sulii lent
t.givc ndeqnnic rcmiincmtion to thc
master bakers, while they say they have
postponed the advance as long n.- possible.
The inevitable has happened and accord-
lnuly from Monday next the housekeep-
crs throrigotlt the city will pay cight
cents instcnd of st-.von for each two pound
ortior of tho stall' of llfc ~»~ hich they
must buy. The wholesale price will h
seven conls.
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possible.
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~ The Compton- n r. Upon ion.. nncif Corrie in and sec our millifr-er abrut vow hit ~b it C‘>1I1¢ f0'd2y If
lic report of the ilrst iinnual convention
of tha Nutioriul Assicintion of Canadian
Stock Breeders, hed in Ottawa Mar h
MEET YOUR '
STYLE.
H was ti... .m...,;, .nd i.-.ding feat-
1 ure tif 1-iii' nilI'l1`e'y. `
L1/
_ry
Tit ‘wd vidual iio'ion is the matter al-
ways soiighi for. (hir inilliners put time and
taste, style and study into every hat. I
As a result an ‘ M. & lvl." hat, has style,
ha- i'.<lividii.rIiry And the hat we make for
YOU will suit YOU b~_-:ter than anyone
else-it will be d'Ef-.-rent from the hat your
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Tun City of Glicirv, was in port Suturdny
and left again ut noon with a fair cargo
including 200 pkgs. meats forthe West.
Indies, shipped bY D'\"\” 35 ]"`“'5er “ml
the Dominion Packing U0.
IN the list of prize winners ut thc
Austin, Manit.oba,Exhibltion iippenrs the
name of an island Indy. MTS- R"l’°"'“
cliurniuii, Frcctown, U'0l1l‘°l` of M"\l01`
Schurnmn of Summersirle. Mrs, Schur-
man was visiting her (laughter, Mrs.
.RBVJ D_ G, M.Donnld, and while there
occupied part of her time ln fanc\ and
needlework. Her <i|1\1L<l‘t'"` "l‘°“Kl‘l‘ S0
elluf lho work that she sent scveral
specimens to thc exhibition. As it result
mg folloaing prizes lcll lo Mrs. Sclinr-
man: Patchwork quilt. lst pr ze; rio., Ilrd
prize. Knitted wool rug, lst prize. Knit-
ted mittens, 2nd prize. As thc exhibition
s sind to have ticen by limi! \"‘l‘l3 (IIC
best ever held in Austin and the coni-
petilioii very keen, Mrs Schiirmans
.whim cments were vcnrnrkaltlC. 0Ni>¢‘l'll'\llY
in view of tlrc fact that shc is 17 ycnrs
of age. This is prolralrly thc iiri-it occits-
ion ln which she has figured as ii.
“succes.~fiiI Islander iii-road," although
sire lmao. soir whose ninne luis for some
time beonqtiitc prominent in the list -
i)r.-I G. Sch rinan, Prcsiilt-tit of i`or-
nell University.
_*pl-
C ORNS Bl'l'I`\Vls‘.EN THE TOES.
Or the solos of the foot can lic curcd by
1; fi-_w nripliciitiorrs of ' utnnm s <`orn l‘I‘<
tractor, which nas can siicccsslully used
fnrliil yearn Pni.nr\in‘s is sure, snf
painless, und nnicli --ctter than siio iitlfi
“Un listlii-
EVANS Blood Tonic 'I`i\l>lel.a are the nrt*
svrlptinn of one of l€iiglnn<l`s greatest
specialists for nriucnrin or' l>lU0!l P°"9l".Y-
\\'eaknc~s or run down c iidiiioii of the
system from any uaiiso. Thcy nel dire- t.-
ly on the bloodioning und enriching Iii.
|`hcy are put up in concentmted nnrl con-
venient form and vnn bc tnkcn by uny-
lrotl . Hundreds of our L-u.~.ionicrs hurt-
used them with excellent results. |'rii-e
wc ii box. “The two Macs" Mn'-lloimld Sc
\1acKinnon, Druggists, Cor Gt Geo and
Kt. btrecia.
X¢1§H9§hP»(W*‘
0 on
_O11
Egyptian
otus
, the newest odor
in Perfume. Cdl
16h -0'*
\
' /~ """'“',¢¥fif‘ / and sample it.
1
mats’
fruit
Salts
Are the hiygeat value in eller-
vescentsnts ever put on the
market. They are ullv cqunl
io other preparniions sold at
from two to four times the
price.
25c a bottle-
. I r I/> " ‘
.~ /}/fl' '¢ 'fl "Tire Two Macs'
  'I ““ ‘ mniruiilrrnirrr.
Drag; Gmac and Miilirrery Leaders Men e Furnishings Hate and Cape
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DRUGGISTS,
Cor Gt.George end Kent Sis.
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JARE Nlll S0 HIGH
OUR GENERAL PRICifS_-:Q
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thai we have io use a bait to induce customers to
enter our store. It does not take much of a reasoner
io see that it would not pay them to deal at that sort
of store. Ourlprlces all round are so low that we
could riot, unless we had stolen the goods, rut say 25
per cent off an already cut price. It is against sound
_ business principles, and if we did it we would have to
take it out of our customers in some oth- r v\ay,.~hoiild
we get the opportunity. It is up to you 'o avoid u.~=,if
you think we are quarks in the furniture busiriess, as
you would a quack dot lor- Trade where you are
sure of honorable and honest treatment-where you
are sure oi a low price on everything all the time -
that is at
JOHN NEWSON’S
lik The Reliable Furniture Man. J \
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THE PRIMARY
OBJECT
ot' lnsiirrrricc is pmtcriion and the ordinary business
nrnn wants Lift- insurance for protection Of his fanilly-
not iiisnrnnct- for investment.
'I`liu Sun l,ifc .»\s.<\irant‘e Company of Canaria issiiesa
m-W |i[iSINl‘Z.\`.\` l\iA.\"S l’<ll.ICY which nice-is his
rciluircincni. l~`or rnius of some apply to
E- R- BROW»
Manager for P. IE Island,
Charlottetown,
i9 mwi' iyr
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- Uhooso The BEST
Tne Tooaeoo Epicure who does not use the
Hickey Twist. Pearl or Rub 
Bae never derived that real enjoyment which is ' `
They are the ems of the trade. ,»-
ams cdr uixroxns in r ma 1 POUND 'rms*-
HICKEY & NICHOLSO -`
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