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Peopieiwho are particular abcil'
the llevor of their Coder, people
who know good Coilee from had
coffee and want the good. are the
people who are building up our
oodee business. 'lfhere is no adul-
terstiou, no substitution - every
pound is honest coilee.
Try your next pound from us, and
be convinced.
Webster&\iaclia
Th ideal Grocery,
Cnnrfottetowia, P. R. L
Phone 199.
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THB GUARDIAN.   mtisnmovsnssn .s,.,...
yesterday. Coe named Charles Rendreu W
was dned $4 or 15 days and the 0tlier,Ern-
est Osbcrnc $5 or tl) days.
Tim death took place on the 17th inst.
at Rose Valley of Margaret C., beloved
ity in their aflliction.
minded that lists of all those who have
not paid their city taxes, are now being
prepared foripnblication. Kindly attend to
this matter at once and have- your name
. ' Alu: you using Red Rose teal Its gocfl Ar the annual meeting of the  °
tn. _ V _ Hockey club im night the feiiewinel
' Two drunks were before the llallstrate °m°°" '°”° °|‘°°°”:
President-VW. Davison.
` Vice Presd.--V. Blake.
Sec’y-Treas-R. E. Smith (re-elected).
Executlve-The above otllcers with P.
C. Brown and H. M. Sprague. Percy
Pope,jr., was elected a member Alter
wife of J. J. Bethune in the 37th yolr Of vote of thanks to the retiring oincers tbl;
her age. The bei caved husband and F m..,.g15g.dj°m.ned_ _ i
family have the sympathy of the commun- "
Vicronra Division presented a ple asant
scene last evening, on the occasion of an
Dm-‘AUL'l‘Ens Lisrs.-Citizens are 1‘8° oliicial visit from the Grand Worth i
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P¢*51`7B1‘¢=b, S-F- Hodgson. After the usual
service ot reception the G. W. Patriarch
delivered an address replete with interest
to all present and especially to the old;
l‘GD.l0V8d Rnd thereby 8V0id the EXDOSUPC menbgrs of thg 01-der A vote ‘f th kr
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» ,_ , THE book keeping and pennmanship Patriarch J' A' L°W"°° after Which the
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 wt-   sh‘des_ \ery nice goods. Oiher fine qualities at $i.45 __ ' '_ ‘ ’ '° ‘f P' E'I‘ and N°v“
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evening at 7 o’clo:k. A change has been
f ' N mad ' '
class will meet in the Y. M. C. A. this
meeting closed in Love Purity and Fidel-
ity.
I ein the teacher and the class willbe 1N the gourse ¢-,fa few days G Frank
F _mcharze of E. E. Jordan. .rms is a H mm, i ,, d I
.splendid chance for o to b u son n en smmovmg his leweury
YDU
ENJDY
Good eating, our cake
will satisfy you. We have
several kinds made from
the newest and best re-
ceipts.
Dark Fruit Cake 2 5c.
Sultana Cake 2oc.
Nut Cake zoc.
y ung men etter
themselves .
G. L. Murphy: 8; Co., Sydney. C. B.,
_Reneral commission merchants, are pre-
Vpared to handle alarge supply of Island
V produce on commission for which they
_ will make prompt returns. Anyone wish
',108 their produce successfully handled
and sild will do well to write to this
llrm.
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GOOD QUARER DOLLAR’S WORTH
I Is contained in a bottle of Polson’s Ner-
- viline, which cures Rheumatism. Neural-
iria, Sciatica. Toothache, Headache.
establishment from his present store
up tive doors further to the store
lu the Desbrisay Block formerly occupied
U! T. J. Harris. Mr. Hutchinson’s new
stand is admirably adapted for displaying
goods as well as for general convenience.
His Christmas stock will be in shortly
and it willbe aV large and well selected
one. W. N. Tanton Great George Street
will occupy the store vacated by Mr.
Hutchinson, _
THE death took place Saturday evening
at the residence - of Mrs. Theo,
Aitkin Upper Hillsboro streee of her bro-
ther F. G. Brooks who returned recently
Silver Cake log giratngps. nSick Stomach and India-e5¢,;_o,,_ in ill health from Boston. Mr. Brooks
mginteti; (i:il;iudNerviline is first class lini-
was a member of Franklin Lodge I 0 O F
ren’s sore throat, hoarse- - B ',` ' '
nesmcold in th h t’ d k . . in oston and Sunday nlgbt a,t9 oclggk
D'  water before er§tif.?,,§.5anism; egpllgnggg W'ildey and St. Lawrence Lodges held a
ECLIPSE BAKERY. rémed f ld . ' ' ‘ '
_y or_ co s on’t be without
Wsrviiine, it is th o
service at the house with Rev G M
Bak" Best Band potent and rename ehom 3° *’°°“°m1°°3 Young as chaplain Yssterda mornin
» L D ° h ~ » . ° . e y I g
L--itil*--J mad°» and 00599 0111)’ 2501.188 old hmment the body was taken to Georgetown thence
_Dn. Hami.mN’s onlin GoNs'i'iPa'rioN. “hi” h°”’° ‘"5 Mum? H9-T501' Wh¢I‘¢ in-
§, _~ V _  V _ .termeut will take place. A largenumber
of Oddfellows attended in a body in the
procession to the station.
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` LAST night every seat in the Y.M.C.A.
Parlor was occupied, when R_ev. A. F.
Browne lectured to the Natural History
and Antiquarian Society upon- The
Winds. The results of nearly halt a
century of experience, observation and
study, on the part of a keen and though t-
rol student of nature could not fail to be
instructive. But the lecture was more
than this. ‘lt abounded in el sence
. _ 0*! ~
humor, graphic descriptions and word
' pictures, and w-as so varied in its charac-
_ ter and so pregnant with facts it gave un-
broken pleasure to the appreciative
audience. It was one of
the best lectures
»ver delivered before the Society. After
remarks bythe President, Mr- Newsom,
andiby Arthur Mellish and W A. Bent
jev, Rev. Thos Fullerton moved and* John
‘V[a.cS‘wain seconded a vote of *banks
ohio | _ _
, which Mr. Browne suitably acknow-
_ ledged.
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_ ' PLEASANT CUREFOR WEA.K LUN GS.
. . , . The best remedy for sore. weak lungs, is
We show a splendid and .complete range in our men s Lined ‘Glove .he soothing Yap-.r of C,,,,,,,.,h,, h, h
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departllkmt. We never had better values, ' traverses every air cell and passage of the
breathing organs. it treats remote parts
At A very line quality Kid Glove, well-made with good that <=0\18h lI>iXi>\Ir¢S and Sprays Calfb
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Peaag’ ‘:‘““§r» Snaii/faSt@“@f» 2” def* “@1121” Shades and 23§f§i§’...‘£‘§ e'L§...§3§Z2.“.‘l.§f§?.°§§§
 lin sizes .om 7,2 to roy; inch. We have seem poorer pain, congegtion and inaammation. W
_ fiuaiities sei..-1 at ysea pair. .£2133 abréigxlguegfgnggndmwggigguégg ~ H _ to ' d Cash shoe sum P>~na1'Sf~reefChsr1one1cw1-’P.E
, _
Colds. Sore Throar, Bronchitis Catarrh
-“5¢";_»',.~,'  -f-’,-.;'<~-.._:- si.;-
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mption.
Conn. Paton would like to please all but
thought that N years was too long.
Conn. Grantthought the Council should
R0 slow; 20 years exemption was too
long. Other packers would ask for ex-
emption too. He-would support Conn. g
Paton’s motion. V
Conn. Hooper was of the opinion that l~
Conn. Paton’s motion would meet the
company half way. He recognised the
benellts but when he saw the farmers cp-
posing it he was suspicious. `
iJcun.Whear-“The farmers are misled.” _
Continuing Conn. Hooper said he did
not iikc to see other packers discriminated
against. He would like to he fair to al1._'
He had it on good authority that the
Company had been advised not to ask for
exemption on the present plant.The period
of 20 years was too long and much as he |
welcomed the Company he could not vote
for the amendment,
Coun. Lyons wished to be' fair to all.
The Company bought the plaut with the
understanding that they would pay taxes,
We must be fair to all parties. A number
of our homo concerns employ from 50 to
100 men each and do not ask exemption.
He would like to see a nominal tax
imposed.
Conn. \Vhear’s V amendments upon
being put, resulted in the following
division :
Aves;-Whear Clarke, Stewart, Moore.
Nays;-Paton. Lyons, Hooper, Grant.
The amendment was carried on the
casting vote of the Mayor.
The original motion was lost on the
same division.
Council then adjourned.
THE [iron steamer Shelley, 1267 ton
of London, Captain Wallace arrived: in
port at 8,30 am yesterday in water ballast, V
from Bridgewater N.S. whither she had
taken a load of steel rails from Antwerp,
Belgium. She will load oats here for Baltic
ports, and George H. Toombs is the agent.
The Shelley is 285 feet long, with a
depth of hold 20 feet and draws 13 ft 6 ir.
She can carry 100.000 bushels of oats. She
left Halifax Saturday at midnight.
EAs'i‘ERN No'1‘Es.-Winter put in his
first appearance on the 12th lust., when
several inches of snow fell making in-
different sieigbing for a few hiurs and
considerably injuring our good fall raods.
-Scrimgeour of fishing bounty fame has
been taking the claims of ishermen round
here the last days- His quaiidcations for
tbe oilice are good.-A few codtlsd are
taken on fine days cfi' West River. but
they 'are by no means plenty, while off
Red Point and Little Harbor dog-fish are
in charge.-Selden and Wilfred McLean
are enlarging their sleigh~building busi-
ness to more general blacksmithing
which is quite a convenience to the imme'
diate neighborhood. Joseph Ching. 00°
of their first patrons, recommends their
_promptitnde and mechanical Skill-
Adrian Mclnnis has arrived home from
the, harvest Gelds of the West. He gives
a. good report of the country and con'
ditions. Frank Stewart and Warren
McDonald are likely to settle in Vifestern
Manitoba, as by latest accounts they with
Freeman Stewart are taking up lind-
Freeman left here some years ago and
worked across the line with Uncle Sam,
but this ysar` ined the excursionists at
St. John anfwent West with his old
neighbors, Frank 'and Warrer It is
gmt ying see our young men reare
At Y Very much like our special 5oc quality only bettcrl Deafness, and Lung Trouble' 'Catan-ni Md ¢‘l‘1°aU¢‘i here- Smlivg f1°Wl1il1 W1'
e Heavy leather stock with wool wrist extending down
- - .- _ ' ozone cure at once, i de' htful ioin- own eountU» Und" 0*" “W” “W3 ‘md
liiiing aiild better quality Kid, snap fastener and willihale, and sisnple to me.SPrff,_$1',00; man i,,,,m,,t,;,,,,s,_,s,.;,,ti,,g in developing the
  give goo Wea' _ . fifggsztsof; (£)"r°“3i°°s’ °" P°1s°” 8° 0°" resources of our own land, and extendingl
f _ UB.. Hs .uiL'i‘oN’s Pii.i.scUitnCoNs1'1 ' <
PATIO) British iolluence, British prestige, British
T civilization.--Nov.l7.
AI Vbagk gf Glove, very warm and makes a splendid driving Honsizuns all over the Island are us?)   "    'A ' ` `
gl0‘v¢_ Light lid dark leathel's<  other -qnalizies - at tug “Ma'csCondition Powder" for horses- t _ y  
85;; and $1, 10, The splendid results it gave' last year has  ' i
caused a big demand for it this year
At /" Astraclinn back Glov°s with line kid palm. elastic *W* 1"" i“D!‘°"°d 0”. ill bi “dawg “N”
' wrist and warm linin These loves wear well and are V°mi°‘" fms-d1`“Ei9 °f 3*'°°t"a3“° as *
 _ halue at the pricge 90C Ping  nerve and dximach tonic and appetizer-
Macs Powder contains medicine for
,very organ of thebody. Itis all medi-
cine uotose ounce of diluent being used
At _ ' _' SP1endid'he9~VY D¢_7g5kin G`_l0Ve5» Very heavy wo°1lin its manufacture. Nothing equal to it
llinedfevefy finger gmsped W‘th gusset’ snap' Ixtener for uttin hor i diti d f
p g ses n con on an or
j and makes a spiendzd winter glove. - - -
preventing disease. Price 2oc. two for
40s.-MacDonald 8: MacKinnon, Drug-
_ _ |¢ists, Corner Great George and Kent
` Fine ualit kid warmlinin , long wrist. with 2 Sreew
<1 ' y 1 S _ . ' -
At lock fasteners, fur trimmed at wrist, in light and dark rr cnt la
Scotia, has been called ta Charlottetown
and $1 60 ` A~ldress_inquiries P. 0 Box 276.
Nov13d w3m
$1  ' Splendid wearing Buckskin Gloves something Bicyclists and all athlets depend on
BENTLEYS Llniinent to keep their
extra quality at 81,80 and $3.10 pair. Will wear for joints limber and muscles in trim.
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\Ve still put up the
largest bottle of Emulsion
on the market -for 50 cents.
It is stll iiavored so that
the children like it. lVe
- also put up a 35 cent size.
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Emulsion l
A supply fresh from the
manufacturers. _
Try us for Emulsions.--
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Slioiild call and inspetonr large
_of lowpnoed  
 
Wedlirie them of the
Distinction' in   iiiner
We cannot _talk too strongly on the many advantages
of this millmery department of ours. The one point
that we have mentioned 1n._the _heading of our adver-
tisement to-day would be in itself “enough .to talk ou. _
l That is THE strong point of the department, every hat
that goes out bears with it the evidence that 'taste aiid ~
style and originality have allcombined to make it as
nearly perfect as a hat can be. . _
Curmillinery work does not cost any more than the
ordinary kind either. And we deliver exactly the time
we promise it. .
Vloore 8: 
YOUR PARLOR
NEEDS A NE w chain:
on i2ocKE|2___~___
Why not can inane éee our mia--pieces 2 _
received an assortment of new REED goods. All _good
signs-some' very- artistic-suitable for the “best room.”
New Reed Chairs From   `
JOHN  *E
’ N ewson Block, ‘Victoria Row.
I keep a tull line of the Ames Holden Co’s High Grade
'Granby Rubbers and Overshoes '.11 varieties and
prices for reliable goods
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.35 Cents a Dozen
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2 for 7 Cents
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Taylor’s
You can always get the
lowest prices at our store.
'Ions of Xmas goods now
being opened up at
Taylorfs.
BOOKSTORE.
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