_ Cul.-is going up in pricr-
gop cm mgkg good interest on y0\"‘
_NEWS _    _  FIRST OF ALI.. _ 
added pleasure
is the
OF GOOD COFFEEIS
only more economical than the
ordinary cheap grades, but is an
Seal .Br-and
PACKED
IN ONE
.Amo 'rwo
ONLY
to every meal.
best that can
SAN BORN
_ Monrst-:AL
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i
 W h V V V ,S  A” ATI a threc weeks' visit to P. E. I.yand
'College Fobs.... ..   ,.......-.goceach
Every student should have
St. Dunstans
one. We have them for
Prince of Wales
f C. B. C. and U. C. C.
Our special Prince of Walc
s College Pin, Sterling Silver
with the College Colors in enamel is very pretty and costs. . 5oc.
l  , W,   Jeweler l
- _  'L - _ .._ Miss Bessie McNeill, Winsloe, were
° " V  ' ’ --° -ca.-_ ' ¥"’5 visitors to Charlottetown Saturday.
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These pumps are shown in white, red, blue, pink, --
mauve and nrle green at $3 and black at.........$.'5.5O .~ "'_‘ : '
I None oi these will be offered tn approbrtion. ' ference of N. B. and P. E. 1., ex-
We are also showing a white kid pump at $2, a “h““»°<°‘l H""i°¢S 0" Sabbath with
I SPCCIBI V8ll1€- SEC 0111' WlIl(lOW. i and was warmly welcomed  his for-
 Q ‘  Monday evening Rev. Mr. McLaugh-
` y 135 Queenst, lan also addr ssed .tin ' th
I
Saiin Slippers  
Evening Wear
i Here is just what you need for
that dance or ball, a new line of even
ing slippers in highest grade satin
made in Switzerland and sont direct to
7
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P hotoys f°' Presents
1'*
Your friend would like nothing
better than one of your pimms M
:hgh{_i:_t_rrii¥s_ r;_r_;-sc-n_t_ a_nil now is
- \'1' ~ '\
lrunnrmrepnree. ' " °“ “"‘
Cook S tu'dio
|52 Queen Ht, _
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' ltev. E". Smith left on Thursday for
clninorrsrown
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It pays to buy in this Province. '
:DL C. ll. Béer, Charlottetown, has
Ffltllrfwd home, and commencing this
morning his dental ofiice wlll be open
as usual.
A. E. McLean, :secretary of the
Wntral. Lot 16, Dairying Association
spent Sunday in Charlottetown while
returning from s business trip to
Sydney. He reports the dairying busi-
ness brlslo in the Sydneys and pre-
dicts a good season for produce gen-
erslly.
(From Y€8tBrday'r:~ Evening Guardian)
G. A. Sharp, Charlottetown, was a
passenger to Sussex this morning.
Rev E Smith left on Thursdn for
Cape Breton.-Truro Exe,
Thomas Zllny and Harry Tldmarsh,
(Z1is.rl0ttct0\vn, were passengers west
this morning.
Rev. T. F. l<‘ullerton, Charlottet-
town, deft, this morning for Toron-
to.
Justin T-'lcGrath, (.‘barlnttei,own,‘
was an outward passenger by the
.\4oi-thumlierlaud this morning.
Miss Florence Good of Winsloc and
'l‘he Noi'tlium_berland left Charlotte-
town, fnie morning nt 8.25 for Pic-
i.ou with n fair number of passengers
and 3 general cargo.
In nn altercation on Queen Street,
Lihnrlottetown, on Saturday night
Frank I’o\ver was bit on the bend by
a bottle and badly injured. -
a three week‘s trip tn P. E. Is-
land and Cape Breton. Mr. Smith
ilsins to revisit the old fortifications
nt Louisburg before returning.--Truro
~`sc. _
ite N’ McI..nnghlan of Frederic-
ton, president of the( Methodist (lon-
the resident pastor, Rev 'I' L King,
Y
mcr parishioners on this circuit On
e a mes- g in e
Methodist (_‘hurcl1 in the interest of
miss-ions.-St. John Exe.-Mr. Mc-
Llllliilllfln is a native of West River
Oli 'l'l\ursd|\v, the 17th, inst, Ban-
mr I»<>d.~:c. 1. o. G. T., Marshfield,
spent rt social evening with Belmont
lrodze. East Royalty. There were in
all about fifty present and the mem-
bers oi Banner Lodge rendered rt
Slllcndid program during which per-
icrt order prevailed. Rev. Mr. Haw-
l¢>'_ save an appronmite audi-ess
which was greatly appreciate. Cones
:ind celw: was served by Belmont.
Lodge, the young gentlemen doing
(From Yesterdays Evening Guardian
l
Alex McRae, West River, left this
morning _for Ottawa.
Thomas and Mrs. Spencer have re-
turned from P. E. Island, where they
have been spendinK a month with
friends.-Moncton Exe.
Miss Mary Bartlett, of Charlotte-
town, (P. 12.1.). and H. s. and Mrs.
Mahon of Halifax, (N. 8.), are in
town, the guests of George E. and
Mrs. Mahon.-Bt. John Exc.
The eastern express arrived in
Chariottetmvn, today at 9.30 a. m.,
on time; the southern express at
10.25 n'. m., thirty-five minutes late;
the Cape Traverse accommodation nt'
9.55 n. m., on time.
Rev. Edwin Smith leaves ly the
Ocamo _on Saturday on his return to
Bermuda. He will be accompanied by
his niece, Miss L. Winnlfred >imlth.-
Truro Exo. Rev. Mr. Smith was for-
merly stationed at Cardigan.
Hon. Mr. Burrell, Minister of Arg-
riculture, has under consirlernr.io|i -.1
plan by which the important indus-
try of poultry raising will be rcrcng-
thcned and developed, and has re-
cently appointed an officer to take
charge of this wcrl: in Prince Fd-
wnrd Island.
R. H. Humphrey, agent of the
Plant S. S. Linc at Halifax rcccivcd
word regarding the line'u new steamer
Evangeline( recently launched by
Lieut. Col. Chipman, manager of the
line, who will make the trip to Hali-
fnx on the new steamer:-"Compl¢te<i
trials very satisfactory, surpassed
expectations. Sailing tonight." The
Evangeline is expected to make the
passage from léngland in eight or
nine days.--l'~lt. John Exe. It is _un-
derstood that. the Eimngeline will
ply between Boston nnd (‘harlntte-
town.
The funeral of the late Thomas P.
Lune, Dunstnflnage, took place from
his late residence on 'I`bursday, tlct.
17th, to York Cemetery and was one
ol the largest funerals seen in this
district for some time. The services
were conducted by the Rev. E. S,
Wcelrs, Rev. E. Bell, Rev. L. J.
Wuson and Rev. J. Hawley. The pull-
benrcrs were:-George E. Auld, Pope
Fletcher, Eddie Vessey, Dr. McDon-
ald, Daniel Mullins and Thomas
Smith. He leaves to mourn o widow,
one daughter Lucv E two sisters
Mrs. Wm.. Webster, Ten Mile House,
and one brother Edward at llunstali-
liege.
"We have ,iust received A splendid
line of hulk perfumes direct from
Harmony of Boston, the famous per-
finner. These perfumes are in all the
standard odors, full strength. and
having all the concentrated beauty
and bcwitcliing odors of natui-e's
best flowers. Call in and inspect the
line, You will find the quality top-
tnemsclves proud in providing the
cake as well as the ladies. A fcw
games were played, after which the
pleasant evening was_ brought to a
close by singing the National An-
A Sprinlrfield corrcspdhdent writes
to tha. front and is holding most ln-
notch, the prices rock-bottom. "l"ha
McKinnon Drug Co., Corner Great
George and Kent Streets. ld-173/itf.
Corset Covers»-“_ /Drawers-
H l _ _ll
A GREAT  
OCTOBER SALE
OF
Ladies’ Knitted Undercloihiug
We had the very good fortune to be able to
purchase a quantity of underclothing seconds
from one of the upper Canadian Mills and
we now place it on sale on the front counter.
Fine white knitted corset cov- A first class combed back
ers in all sizes drawer in natural or while
25c each 25c a pair j
f
N*-,_  Good weight un_dervest o
natural color, union thread
buttoncfl front,long sleeves .
35c for 29c
Better quality natural col-
Nn°  or undervest combed back,
buttoned front,long sleeves
55c for 50c
A fine medium weight
white nndervest, combed
back bnttoned front, _long
sleeves
.'55c for 25c
Fine natural color under-
vest which is very good
value at its original price
but is exceptionally so at
No. |97
No. R30
No.  A splendid q
vest natural
N'-,_  (ine d-_'zen
Best quality
45c for 59::
N0_  Same as the above number
only in all white
45c for 594:
undervests were in this lot.
uality rnder-
color with a
large proportion of wool
""3 Y " 'IF '_l_p_ E_ L  . V 4 i' Mrs Vliin. Clibborn, O-liarlottqtowni,   
scarlet wool
L00 for 75c _
Na  An extra large sizei
natural color combed
back vest.
50c for 45c
A real good white under-
No'  vest, heavy,wafm and well
finished
_6`0c for 50c
Fine heavy white nearly
all ,wool undervests well
finished and trimmed ~
1.00 for 85c
S  tsnthixs S
ll”
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Come into our ollice and have mat Vnwn D’v"“f’" ‘S .mu k"°p‘.“g|  
Manchester Linus your teeth cxarui_ncd_free of charge. teresping me,,t,n_gs under its new _Hmm __ h b
Under contract with the llouiin~
ion Government thc steaineis of
this line will make two more sail
ings this fall from Charlottetown
to Manchester direct carrying
general cargo.
The next steamer will he the Man.
chester Trader sailing from Mon-
treal on Oct 26th and Chrirlottctown
on Oct. zoih next.
I-‘or particulars apply to
_-\. PICK/\RD&. Cc.
Phone 240 Agents Clisrlotloimvn
' ‘l -- _ »-.-- .__,-_.,.__c- _ -. ___' - .__
Park Stables
93 Euston Sireei
Having finished the seasons
training at the race cour.~c. I have
rented the Park Stables, 03 Euston
Street, for the winter months.
These stables are large,
commodions and well ventilated,
andl am in ap.sition to accept n
limited number of horses to hoard
Colts . I make a specialty of
breaking to harness anfl wagon,
colis of any age
Correspondence, enquiries and
phone calls promptly answered
FRED J. CAMERON
]'ockey,'Truiner and Fitter
Home address, Eldon Hotel,
` Phone 289 L.
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I. -__-
J',f I ._co¢vn-o »°°\*"_"°“
J  have been wiie¢r_1im~e p=_\/er:
your' order for next winter s suprli’ *"
mnntli. Dont put it off any longer,
_ _oy by acting promstly. -
` top In today md |\l'°l¢ l'°“f' "fd" w°
have agood stock of Amiiracdc. Svdnei’
RQGNI Runmine and Nut Coal on hand-
Only takes a few minutes and we
will tell you exactly :vhat you need
and it wont cost you one pt-nny.\lVe
nuke teeth and guarantee them to
‘ilt exactly- We also guarantee per-
fection iu Crown and Bridge work
_Extracting a nd filling without
.pain--price moderate. _
l Dr. Robins
l |_-5 tl) -:urn Si. (.`\'r.\'t licer & tiolfs
I l‘l\9|if 275.-rj.
|0.\.\ii,| Pminr _'77, -J.
c_-Y ' .__
_Pickling Vinegar
'Ili- Piclcling season will soon be hor
' »u»d nu usual we are well Stocked with the
lwst grader ofvinegar on the market. We
fiiivv ii' siork.--
l Proof Whiie Wine
l " English Mali
Pure English Malt
Aho .4 good assortment ol`I‘ickli.|g Spice
n plcges a ul in hulk-
, Beer (Et Goff’s
lee.-_ . -__ _T5 _i_ --- ~~-'
I YOU C.‘\NNti`l`
A GIVEA BETTER
, X M A S
l PRESENT THAN
A PHOTOGRAPH
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l
‘ -See our SAMPLE PHOl`(`li
at OUR SHOW ROOMS-
1 BAYER PHOTO STUDIO
_ 1:7 Grafton St.
TELEPHONE 192].
" Cider ' '
of officers. Special mention may ‘ be
inadc of the pleasing way in which
tne organist performed her duties.
Our long distance runner, Walter
Iiiacltcnzie, is nt present training for
the Halifax llerald‘s road race.--As
"~\`:iltei- is a sharp clipper he will lilie-
fy make it interesting for former
prize winners.-The many friends of
D. N. !\'IscKay will be pleased to
learn that he is able to attend to his
farm duties after being confined with
an attack of bronchial trouble. The
education- of the Springfield youth is
being carefully attended to by the
teacher, Miss Luelle Bearisto, of
Llalpcqiic.---Jnlin Everett Haslani,
-shipper ot live stock and poultry,_ is
actively engaged in supplying foreign
market demands. having scoured
soo lambs and ioo turkeys- "Miss
l’en1.ie Howard, who is receiving
training at the P. E. Island H.oSIlll»'
ai, spent Sunday at. her home in
rlpringficld.-- The large and UD-£0'
'late barn of Wm. J. Seaman basal-
.nost reached a stagli Of C0D1l>l°f-‘On
and goes to show that H. Murray and
Austin Weeks are ranked among the
A l carpenters.-Lemuel MacKay has
returned home from Norboro where he
spent the week end.-The_farmerS Of
Springfield have almost flnishved ga-
thering in their potatoes croll~“'M“°h
excitement is caused over the new
potato diager mllllfiiied by James
(gush and which turned out five acres
for James MacKay in Glihf' \l°‘“'~“
and thirty minutes. what next?
:1'l”he Island Condition Powder ;:1\'oS
excellent results. We know of 11006
better and guarantee each pH0\¢88€~ U
you are not satisfied with the rc-
eults we will glsdly_ refund your
money. We prepare this DOWGUT OW'
selveseand use only the D\l\'f=“ l“‘
gradients. z_se _ruuDib_  E_________»;»
~ ri . '
Foster, Cen ra ll 10_uMu_
*ii
l
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side. _
iii'
/Reople’s Theatr
l. Me And Dad
Tmbou er Comedy
. Drama'
2 The Tv/0 White Roses I
Sce the sport heiween the nnjcr P
and his nephew _
3. The Wooden Bowl
Sen the lesson taught flu- parents I
hyiheir little boy
Miss cimrnss "
TONIGHT r
Nobody wrs es to uy a
flawed, imperfect diamond.
It may be a pretty stone
but the fact that it is flawed,
detracts greatly from its
value, and it is not appreci-
ated.
And yet, it is not easy for
the layman to detect the
presence of such defects: he
must depend upon his jew-
eller.
Now my stock of diamond
rings has been selected with
particularcsre, and nothing
but the best grade ci gems
has been purchased.
Finally, I' know" that I
have priced these high grade
goods at a substantially
closer margin of profit, than
is usually expected.
lt will be to your advan-
tage thcrefore to see these
goods.
G. i‘. Hutcheson
jeweller-Optican
4- Club 0ifers --
The Charlottetown Guardian
‘ and
Family Herald and Weekly Star
The Morning Guardian
and The Family Herald and.
~Weekly Star, one year each,
including the beautiful pre-
7\`},`l‘i?.-ili,`S`Zi{§“°“'“ $3-00
The Evening Guardian and
l The Family Herald and
Weekly Star. one year each.
including thc beautiful pre-
miuin picture "Home
Again " foronly_ 
Address all club offers to
THE CHAl{LO'I"l`l£TOWN
GUARDIAN
Cliarlottetown,
I - E*-YL._-_ - 'I if
Masonic Temple
'io-Ninnr
-THE-
W. S. Harlrins Players
Including the l"avorites
Miss Sue Van Duzer '
and Mr. Harry Stubbs
THE SPENDTHRIFT
Wednesday Oct. 23--_“A Gentleman of_Lei_surc
Thursday Oct. 24 -“The Vifalls of jerlcho ’
Secure Your Seals Now
Note 'lhe Prices -25c 35c 501: Best Seats 751:
n
ul
gf _ me
 F . e'!_ H-
“Thn hat and cap bargains wo nr#
offering show all this scason's styles
,Thers‘s over $500 worth of new caps
alone and everyone is right fresh
from tho factory-not an old style or
grads in tha lot-everything is absol-
utely btnud new. H. H. Brown.
' 10-llviitf.
“Our me|:\'s and boy's suits. over-
costs and recfers are nrantl new from
the makers. 'I‘here’s not an old. arti-
cle in the _ lot-everything is absol-
utely brand new. This farewell Sale
is n chance for you to get good bats
and Cl0tllllig at factory prices. H. H.
Brown's. l0~1MEtf.
"Boys pant sale, 100 pnirs nt Bile.
lf nu have 5 boys bu n pair each
Y Y
you will save $2.00, Patong.
“Tho I.ndics'Hon\<~ Journal for
Nwcmirer is rn" '1*iumlissl"i“z num-
ber rind is a most beautiful onr. Bc-
sides having n very attractive cover
it is well filled with deligzhtful stor-
ies, also .-.cvs-ral articles by protnm-
ent writers. A large part devoted to
fashions nnd household hinw- A
copv should lm in 0"t‘\”_v \10U1o. “UW
on sole at (`arter's Bookstore. Price
only l5c, if by rnnll 5c extra for
,,0,,mg@_ lo-2lM2i.
“Popular velvcteens and corduroys
in the lendinl: colors at Pntons.
iii-l-ill/ltf.
"Every sample knitt cost at a lib-
nml cash discount. Each and every
coat. sweater marked with Hllmlllli
ticket, and only one of a l<l\1il~ GM
one quick. Pntnns. 10-l5Mtf.
ll -I ‘FY
I.O°1Rl\Inl.l.
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I liver
y nioclcrn convenience _I
Telephone ln every rootn-
r I
When in Halifax
Register at The Halifax
Homelike
U "fd" In litusmied Suns nd P ],_ I comfortable the leading
l. »
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 &  ' I s;|al»I§r{Z{n|lj¢¥i_l5R l ` Spot l.i|htSpeeii|ty Mr f l I l Ilotel lu l-lasteiu Canola.
in nemmatm cm C»I“' uu'.'.l'»'»n 3"" “ri'°'.~.‘h 5¢ Admission Se ‘Ml l t r \icDONALD Manager
. , B _ _ ' t - 1 ` 1 __ I _ _ _ l
__ _Ages . , . ir 1 L _ ,| __ _ . ‘ ‘ »
.J M Q:.srrBl:t(.‘k mlrtnrnr? ¢:.4sl\nli'l:> m  “ -1- *'~~‘="'“" '='l‘=*""““‘="”"""' J"'_‘ ' ' '_' '-'-' '_'-' A-i
of
}[;=|ii;ess|iii”l"`|§iL§l
‘ K J. MARTIN. B. A.
barrister Notary Public. etc
Money to Loan
Morris Block- hnrlottstown
Dr. C. H. Porter
.
Veicrrnery Surgeon
Office pharmacy und operating' room at
127 (lra ton t§t.1(`lpp. Pos Ofilcel Uhxirfot
tstuwn Phono 26. _ _
Uonsultatmn and Medicine by niznl
one dollar.
9Mttl2|nprl
Warburton (lit Shaw
Barristers, Attorneys, Notary I"nbl`|c, Etc
Ufiices in Cameron Block, Charlottetown,
P. E. Island.
HOTEL BRUNSWICK
Moncton. N. B.
the larjzest and liest Lpcntcd liotef in
tho Uni' uccommodat nz 200 wats.
Situated in the centre ol apacluusgro mls
and surrounded by le ant sha e trees
kin 't~.ll| S T b.f t r't
"dm ..‘i.l....”."»“§..§..¥.. 5b5friSs°I n‘li's‘i'; ri
ALEXANDER ROSS, M. D
_ Physician and Surgeon
Office and residence that nl
Dr. Mc' aughlio
Phono 3'r5I. |65 Prince Sl
7-z3M6mospd
D. O. McLEOD. K-0. W. Ill. BENTLEY
McLeod Q Bentley
gnrristevl and Att at-law
diese-Bank of N mbere
Charlottetown. P. and.
H12
“oi
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5.' e
IIR JOHN LEDWELI., M. 0
Richmond Streetoppoeiic St.Pau Lhurcli
Hours until io o'clock to 3p.'n. _
A.A. irecsm, K. c.,pmn¢i iiexumn
Mclean YD. McKinnon '
Bu-riaiera, Attorney-at-Law
llrnwn Rmek. Charlottetown.
DR. CLIF T
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I Specialist-Chronic - Diseaar n
ADliRES5~-Chnrlotieiovm, Victoria
II otel. _
'i'-2'ii\I3li|D(I
 
Fire Insurance
For rates in the P E, island bvtiia
rsllmurnncnt-o|n|:r i.-uoulfnrrn uild
n s, i.u|tb\_s huns tirl-Lulu. Howie
L sue Factories Writer Niilld. etc. eio
°°'“° o- n. si~:1.r..wis¢.'
Phono