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Every student should have one. We have them for
St. Dgnstans Prince of Wales ..‘*;-..l‘i‘3l’.3‘.”.".I..f“5.‘Z.”§?.l’.'..°.{2§.“ ""‘“°'
.° B' C' and U’ _C° C' J. E. McLeod.;l:i1coe, leaves this
Oi" 5P¢¢la1 Prince of Wales College Pin, Sterling Silver l11°1'11ius for Boston.
with the College Colors in enamel is very pretty and costs.. 5oc_ - --
e ner
T0\`1B¥'s Guardian comprises twelve
l_-_ W. W'   V Jeweler
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flweusamiieimein-.mis
Xmas Photos Now
The 'Christmas `r u s h com-
mences ln s few weeks no to se~
cure the beat results you should
hsve_y\»ur photo taken iiow.os|i
in to ny sv-d ses about ii sitting.
(.00K STUDIO
|52 Q it-en St.
i‘®sl'lsl§s='&rev£ai>s~w
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Buy a Big Ben
Alarm Clock
and you will not nerd to worry
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about being up in time iii the Q/ , _ ‘
mornings. _ - k _
Big lien neier fails io Q `-'-`f`\`
awaken those w~ ii depend on  i* _
him. ‘    ' . .
Let us show this spliiidid '
clock _
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.i.a|..<... .. _ Miss Jennie McAllister, Moncton, Cow MSO go to Sh(,mM_I um, hm
C. VV. Patterson
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Fill Your Cellar
with coal from o_ur yard and you will g i
ti as good as it is possible to gi-i coal l
will be carefully screened and free from
din. Our prices are no higher thin you
may psy for somelhinginierior. ~
We have all sizes both for business and
household Use. order now.
C5 Lyons Qi. Co
NEW ADVER'l`ISMEN'l`S .
organ
uowniv
TUESDAY
NEXT
Piclding Vinegar
Thi- Pirkling season will noon be her!
and ns ufuil we are well Stocked wilhihe
ben! grades of vinegar on tho market. We
have ir* stock.-
Prool While Wine
" Eng'isl\ l‘-lslt
Pure English Malt
“ Cider
All I 1 good iusoilriienl of Pi'-ltliiig Spire
ii pkges aiu.l iii hulk-
r_ Goff’s
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Come into our i lli:e and hnvei
eff on in iown am i 5,1 vior
I0 ‘MM Phono 275 . .
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fBeneHt.
GROSSMlTH
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[v¢rybody’s Going There
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' _Coal is going up in nficf- l
ieuosould have been wise to have 8‘|"°':
as y r order for nexf winter s suPl‘\7 "
month. Doll! put It oil' sn_v lf"`\i¥°"°
S194, an |M_\¢g pod _i_oier¢it on your
noni! b!_sci;el.=:_°_';1__l;|_Y;______ Md" we
Staple od y
it _ S d e
“Rehn” -s'l`fi|‘n:1‘liiik»iiil gofnlsnn 
imiiiiiii, nu a co
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5 We believe MINARD'S LINIMENT W. Jardine, George Sutherland, H.
is the best:
Mathias Foley, Oil City, Ont.
Joseph Snow, Norway, Me.
Charles Whooten, Mulgrave, N. S.
Rav. R.0. Armstrong, Mulgrave, N.B.
Pierre Landers, senr., Pokemouche,
N. B.
Thomas Wasson, Sheffield, N.B.
.
i "In Gnrdner's Asthma and Bron-
chitis we are sure you will find quick
relief from all your troubles. This
matchless remedy is praised by all
users and is especially beneficial for
old folks’ coughs. Remarkable cures
have been cr edited to its use and in
quits. A bottle 50c. The Two Macs,
149 Gt. George St. Mllltf.
...__
"At Brown's Big Clearance Sale
every eighth cravenette coat will be
given away free. These coats range
in price from $8.90 to $18.00 but are
selling now at prices ranging from
$5.75 to $11 and every eighth man
will get his coat for nothing. H. H.
Brown's. 11-bM3i.
NOTICE.
During the progress of our greet
Clearance Bale, we respectfully ask
our friends and patrons in the optical
line, to put off having their work
done, as far as possible, until after
the sale. We expect to he so bnsv
during this great sais that we shall
have little time for optical work.
G. F. HUTOHESON.
J eweller-Optlclah ,
10-30Motli.
:zws have ii rare line of toilet pre-
parations and is getting better all
the time. At this the party season
ladies will find Hubbard Ayers corn-
plsxion helm is delightful prepara-
tion. we have it imbettlss. flesh.
this morning for Sarnac Lake.
1-  '"1 W ~ f -" -, vases.
M. Balderston, Southport, leaves
Cant. T. G. Tayicr, 'Ciiariottstewm
was a passenger west yesterday af-
ternoon.
Ml" MBPS' Hugguu, Charlottetown,
leaves this morning on a visit to Bos-
ton.
Miss Marqusrite- McKinnon, Char-
lottetown, leaves this morning for
Dover, N.D.
Miss M. A. Foley, Charlottttown,
leaves this morning on a viclt to
Boston.
D. Rutherford, Charlottetown, was
a passenger to Souris yesterday al~
ternoon.'
Mrs. M. Munn, Port Arthur, who"
has been visiting in Charlottetown,
left on return yesterday,
Judge McDonald, Charlottetown,
left yesterday on a visit to New
York. 
_ The demonstration with thc Auro-
phone for deafness will lic continued
by Mr. Dale nt. Geo. E. I-iuglics
Drug store to-diiy. Tuesday.
who has been visiting Mrs. Leslie
Henry, Charlottetown, left on return
W. A. Murray left yesterday morn.
4 to St Dun-
lFr0m Yesterday's Evening Guardian)
The Northumberland left Charlotte-
town at 7.30 this morning lor Plc-
iiumlier of passengers.
'Ihe eastern express arrived in
un time; the southern accommoda-
1010 n m fift -five min
west about two years ago fir-it llv
in in Wlniii c and afterward mofcd
tu egnawere e a een
ful in conducting ii house painting
circumstances The funeral wits lrr
fnrmer friends and ac uaintancos in
wc.e cooducted by the Rev. S. J.
Farmer of Regina. The pall bearers
were D. J. MacKay, D. D. Maclieo-1,
Ramsey, and Norman MacKay. The
heart felt sympathy of their many
friends in the west, is respectfully
tendered the bereaved wife and family
in their sore ailliction.
____________
“We have just received a quantity
of Jerge'n’s Violet Glycerine Soap.
This soap has ii tremendous sale all
through the United States and is
made bv The Andrews Jergens Co. It
is transparent, Emerald of hue and
imparts the true odor of natural vio-
lets. 10c cake, 25c box. Ask for sam-
this morn-ing two drunks flco
ant and Jas, McDougall were
dismissed.
Montreal on Thursday the 7th
Charlottetown, this being the
(From Yesterdays Evening Gum-sian)
H. Lavender, Georgetown, was 5
recent visitor to Amherst.
fail; 1 _--
is Lottie Jenloins, Mt. Albion, is
visiting in Sherwood the guest 'ol
Miss Agnes Gillespie.
At the Charlottetown Police
The steamer Cascapedia will
trip oi the season.
F. S. Spence* aresident of the
Dominion Temperance Alliance was
the preacher in the First Methodist
‘ Church, Charlottetown, yesterday
morning. The large congregation pre-
sent listened with great pleasure to
his eloquent :ind logical sermon.
The marriage of Fred (I. iv- -'
and Miss Lillian J. Chapman uf Port
Ligin took. place this aft.crr.oon at
the home of the bridc’s mother. ’.\'.'s.
|'HN‘1= Chapman. The ceremony wus
performed by the Rev. Mr. I-ludailii
Tho young couple looked charming n=
llllel' Stood under an arch of ever
green. 'I`hey will be driven ny niim
to Shediac, where they will tiilo- rho
Steamer Empress for Chiirlor.teii»\‘.~i.
l’. ld. T. On their return they wi‘l
reside at Port Elgin. 'l‘he in.irr~.u.:
of Alrxuniler Clark Copp tml Mies
Mary Brownell Read also took --1,-.cr
this afternoon at the bonu; of tix
bride’s rnotiicr, Mrs. William i'.»\n.l il
this town. The ceremi-i.'».= wus ner
‘orniml by the Itev. Mr. v'.".<¢g.;i|-s ».i
Einckville assisted by 1-tcv. Mi. liluct.
ull of Mt. Whatlcy amd ‘ll null .\‘~'-
t.i-rce to Clit-ir1ottet.0wii w .~» ii.-
will spend their honey-moon tm zheir
F-R-E“E yesterday “‘tef“°°“' return they will also reside n .->
Elgin.-Sackville Exe.
vour teeth exauiiiied free of cliarge. _ill-I5 IOP his home ln W_akcfl€1_d. M859. The death Occurred on g,,,,,1,,y at
Only takes a few miiiules ami vie 'lite' _svefdlnlf some Um” wlfh rem' her home in Boston, of Mrs. Charles
WM |91] you ex,,c|‘|v -Nha! yon U, ed “V95 1” ('h“"1°tte"°“'n- ‘ Whitconib at the age of (23 years.
'iiiil_it _“fruit co.~_t you one l>en"l/_.\k’e W. J _ Windsor left yesterday morn- Saffeziegaggéitegoginfily,aging wljiiilnnl;
Fi e et-1_1 am viifiraniee them to ing for his home in Bathurst, N. il., JOMB of Bayfield and as hm. custom
ii i-xaclly We also guarantee per- lifter spending a short visit with spent the summer at he, 01,1 h,,me_
f ‘ l (` l Fl ld ra ' lr friends in Chaf1°t'°et°W“~ She was taken ill there but recover-
rd suflicientlv to return to Boston
Iixtrartiii and liliin without - .
Pull!---Drlii moderate. g The funeral 0' the la” Patrick three weeks ago and hopes for her
MCKBDHH Will 1030 P18116 this T“¢B' recovery were entertained. After ‘ a
er illness sl iz assed
0
Dr' ( (1017 _ mmnlllg H0 7- 5 ~ _ few hours sev. e ‘ .2 p
_ ' R Jbins _ stan s Cathedral thence to Kelly e suddenly away much regretted by H
I2.-»Q“‘°" 5'- (NNI B¢f‘r& C-oft s Cross where inter ent will take wide cimie of fl-ien¢1s_ gm, was a wo.
Ph W' ’?§"`J' lllllcv. man of many excellent qualities poss-
essing g, strong personality. Her hus-
band pre-deceased her by some years.
She lcaves one daughter, Mrs. Russel
Hoch, of Boston, and one son Willi-
am, Professor of Science, in an Am-
*-0“ with fl lilflle CB1l`g0 and ii fair ericnn University. Surviving brothers
and sisters are Messrs Alder and
l
-- Weston Jones and Mrs. Jacob Allen
J. T. and Mrs. Smallman of St. all of Baiyiield, and Miss Jane Jones,
.-\ntliony, i’.E.f., who have been visit- ol Sackvillc, now in California; The
ini; U12 l8»U`-Bl"s sister- Mrfl. Wood- remains were brought to Sackville on
worth left for home on Wcdnesday.- Tuesday accompanied by her sor-
St. John Exe. rowing son and daughter, and con-
I.
-“ European demand. Further importa-
veyed by the N. B., and l’. E.
train to Bayfield.-Sackville Exe
Charlottetown today at 9 30 a. m., Mrr. Whitcomll has fl‘lBI\dH ill fbi
Province.
_____._..i_--
tion at .- _ ., y -
utes late; the Cape Traverse accom- ::I-Iarmony Violet and Hanniony
modatiori at 10.10 ri. rf.. fifteen Rosa are two ideal toilet soaps con-
minutcs late, and the Tignish ac- taining antiscptics to destroy the
i ‘C0l11"10\lB¢i0“ lit 11-40 ll hl-. . 011 germs that cause skin blemishes
'W S time. These soaps are made by Harmony
_ '__' of Boston from purest vegetable oils
Entered l“"° "Bt at Regina' SMR' and glycerlne, Harmony Rose extra
on Friday Oct. 25th after a short large size _15C H ca_ke_ 2 fm- 25,,
  ‘ ‘Illness °[ D“°“m°“l“' John W _suthl smaller size 10c a cake, 3 for 25c
FE 'mg at tlhe early age of 48 -l";’,“`“‘ Harmony Violet extra large cake15c.
AT  ,__f_~n,s “H;‘;’d““§ “,'§“I§,‘;'n“d “fm viii sich, 3 mr ssc. The McKinnon Drug
' ` ' ' ‘. , Cc., corner Great George and Kent
_ Sli. Mtl'
Court
Gal .-
each
lea ve
for
last
M.
It s your inactive liver and biw-
els-_You need Cascarets
` IUIC.
Y0tl'1‘e blllolls, ygu hgvs a throb-
bing sensation in your head, a had
taste in your mouth, your eyes burn,
your skin is yellow, with dark rings
under your eyes; your lips are
Darched. No wonder you feel ugly,
mean and ill-tempered. Your system
is full of bile not properly passed on,
and what you need is a cleaning up
inside. Don’t continue being a hilious
nuisance to yourself and those who
\0V¢ YOU. and don't resort to harsh
physics that irritate and injure. Re-
member tliat most disorders of tha
stomach, liver and intestines can hc
quickly cured 'hy morning with gen,
tie, thorough Cascarct;-they work
while you sleep. A10-cent box from
Y0lU` dfullgist will keep your li'/er and
bowels clean; stomach sweet rind your
head clear for months. Children love
to take Ciiscnrcts, because they tnsfi:
good and ncver gripe or sickcn.
THE STOCK MAliKl*J'l‘_
By Hugh M. Creigiitoii.
(Mr. Crcigliton, whose aililrcss in
No. 60 liiourlway, N. Y. Uity, will lui
pleased to iiuswcr rcnderai iii:|'.iirics
i'ugiii'¢lln,g any stock oi' bond.)
Nlt)Nl\lY _
ltuliug Dhzcuuiil. ltntes:
l tipcn Govt.
Mai'l.et llnult.
ei =-sw
.e-
‘li
lil
London
Paris
lit-rliu -l 2
V icnnu 5 .5 iii
Ainsterilnin ~t 4
New York Rates:
can Ui
».=
Call Money- -7;
60 days-5¥-
Six montiis~-
tloxumercial Pnpcr:
Minimum rate 6 per cent.
Higher rates obtain for hotli call
and time money than was exullteil B
week ago, when Europe wus in its
first conclusion over the news of the
war in thc Balkans. This would szem
to indicate that high rates will pre-
vail for some time to come. With
money leaning at pruotncally 5 Der
cent. in all European centers of im-
portance except Paris, there is little
reason to expect lower rates here un-
til there is falling oil in the
5 tions of gold seem to be out of quest-
ion for the rest of this year.
THE STOCK MARKET.
Prices in our markets continue to
be dominated by the temper Ol ills
foreign- exchanges. All the fore_ign
markets are nervous and luscvptible
to the news over night; for this rcs-
son timid buying has been f0ll0Wl’/11
_ by anxious liquidation and Vice vcr-
sa. The result has been that l“`i°eH
now show declines throughout the
entire list. However, it would seem
to he only n matter of time until a
‘ further upward niovenient occurs.
BAYER l’ll0'l'0 Sllllllil KR i ig. ‘I 11 <1 b f=“.°°°-‘fr ` _
SUNNYSIDE :id..‘i:°‘;;.‘:f.1“i..:‘.:f:?”:;.‘;:“;..:.i‘  Pl`0lll3b|€
PP 192'] gely attended' many of w_hom ivclre  
- <1
i the east D A Sutherland of W"-
Uimtiggr nipeg a brother came in Saturilnv :ii   --
i sl_J_§éelJ_;nl}je1_‘!§H_9'_B I attend the funeral. The floral triliii'.-
B,,',.||,, |_,,n,,,| y"1,,,s cs were numerous and beautifui ii-
Bicnmond Bt Phone i5.i.l mong which was 9 wreath from Court
M A -Wsscaua I. O. F. of which order the
,` ,_ , --T.--1 deceased was a member. The services
My opticial business has
increased to such an extent
that I have decided to devote
my entire attention to that
particular branch. and there-
fore offer for sale the stock,
equipment, and good will of
this well established and
profitable business.
The present large stock
can be reduced to suit pur-
chaser.
We will be glad to talk
business with anyone inter- '
ested.
G. F. Hutcheson
99 Grafton St _
ple. E. A. Foster, Central Drugstore.
' li-4M3i.
. gsw"
A Real
A beautiful story of e heir
 1
""1 People’s Theatre -*‘°"”'""*
1-».,.,,..,-f To-night . ff ,,.,-»‘
"NANINE the Aiiisi’s Wife”
Feature
V- ,,, ‘-1
l----Two Reels- 
tbrolien w=>n\an's love for her
' unsppreclated bcsliaml
L I
"1 The-Slufiragctte Sheriff
A laugh provoking satire in
Western politics ‘
Miss Chapman
. IN
New Songs
M i
wliite and rsclisli lille. J. G. Jamis-
son, Druggist. 1 10-80htti.
..»
l._..._ _ 1'. ’_
Two Shows Ni hil -Admission Sc Cents
I
e `\
Prices for many of the best rail-
road stoclrs are out of line with cur-
rent earnings, For example, Atchis-
on's gross income of $1,070.00() Fwd
net increase ol $600,000 in Seilmnlb'
er, and for the same mouth
Lehigh Vallcy's gross increase of
$442,000 and net of $310,000 and the
chicago and Northwestern's gross in-
crease of S'.'Il7,,000 and net increase oi`
$158,000.. Indeed for the first three
months of the fiscal year Lehigh Val-
ley shows a net increase of $812,000.
Such splendid earnings are bound to
be reflected sooner or later in high-
er prices. ln fact already Europe
shows a disposition to buy back the
stocks they were selling two weeks
B.[§O.
FURNITURE SALE.
.
Buying in car'loa_ds l0iB W0 °B“
sell you at auction prl:es:--
‘ side Boards $9.00 to $50.00. nur-
eaus, $5.75. $6.50, $7.00. $7-50.
$8.00, $10.00, $12.00 each. Gommodes
32.75, $3.00, $3.50, ¢i.50 and $5.00
;oach.
Wicker Chairs 8 colors $3.25 each.
Parlor Suites, not the ordinary but
the best. $19.75, $22.50, $25.00 to
E
with 5 large legs $7.00 to $12.00
each.
Quai-tered Oak from 816.00 to $32.00
each. ,
Dining Room Chairs from 60|: to
$45.00 for set of six.
Wsrdrobea from $14.00 to $25.00.
they are beauties. _
Buffett from nano to radon wh.
Iron beds, Springs and Mattresses,
the best at lowest prices. Jas. Paton
di Co. i0-22EMtf.
"You can make your selection of
any suit in the shop and if you
should be the 15th, 30th or ~l5tl\
purchaser you will get your suit for
nothing. Our salesman don't know
who the 15th man will be but strict
account will he kept in the office.
These suits range in price from $14.-
50 to $17 but you can have your
choice at $8.25 to $9.75. Brown‘s,
Farewell Clearance Sale. ll-5m3i.
MAKES SWEET, WHOLESOME
BREAD. `
Women write that the yeast they’ve
used makes snur bread, but White
Swan Yeast Cakes, makes bread
$60.00 each, 3 and 5 piece suites. l
Parlor Tables, $1.5tf, to $115-0
each.
Dlnln room tables, surface oak
sweet, light and wholesome. Sold by
live grocers 6 cakes for 5c. Get free
,sample from White Swan Spices &
Cereals, Limited, Toronto, Ont.
1 i l""""   ' “"`C1 `*'l"cmiiiLorrlErowN Ano ELSEWHERE illlllllltlll. lllllllli.      ..
uvsiiz -~nisciniis." Children s _,  .
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s e 0 » f
Toboggan _  3 .
COatS ,fi
The genuine article made of
good heavy blanket cheviotz in navy 7
blue with hood lined with scarlet Han-
nel and a scarlet knitted sash a-
round the waist, . /
Lengths f
24 in-ch .
27 if
@w@w§
N00-have
U1U"lU`l€U'l

ii
30
3-it
30
Ladies'
Waterproofs
By Express
The Cziuadiari Express Co., has A
brought us a new shipment of hue
waterproofs. They are made of Par-
is
Sl.
each ,,
“’“"‘“”‘s ““ 5 amettas, Repps, Poplins and Water-`
proofed Lwecds. ,
i The prices are $5.95 to_|6.00 each
.. , _ __<_ _
S"ta1‘nped  ' 
Linens
For
Embroidering
Centres, Circular
9 inch
,';'.;g'$`;,'_, I2 inch
"` I8 inch
22 inch
27 inch
Tea Cloths. Circular
36 inch
45 inch
l Tray Cloths. Oblong
' 18 x 24
20 x 3o
*F
.?~"\l
-rdf
‘EF/,\ `
"ff
7/.-
/}:i':`
ftp’
~.¥`\/l)/E; Oval.
-|_` 15 x 20
'_ Stamped H emstitclred
Linens
Trays 18 X 27
3 $Z»
_ 11'
-ft..
/
 “ 20 X 30
D Squares 32 X32
Tea Cloths 36 X 36
, “ 45 X 45
Corset Covers in Madapollarn
Stamped Aprons not made up.
W<>rk Bag Aprons
and Cosey Covers.
lomlev Bros
The ciiwiivs busv Store.
i r , 3-- l 4 l I1 '-_Q
New ADvF.i<'risMsN'rs V
use _' - --.Il ,_--Ii ~ l- '-"
fi P\.f.l\Sf. EVERYBODY?
G. ]. Hamilton, 
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