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Head Offices ln New Pmwse
u DEPAR7/Yi/VTAL SYUPI
_ H J. Mabor, Souiis, who has lean in
HALF '
Pltlcr; l
_ ORC. any all llllf t'l1-291|;
F poem, ssl-aan... uns,
Rr1§l»i2‘iI lsainlo, ana Pwkfilian
Lamb jselrets at Exactly
Half Price
Over Sixiv
to Chooa-.». F-om
ar Hulf_Price~
These garments ure made of
the i'i'1_.st seifclel skins, are
h ~ant-lllliyllnerl wi h r’ch,henvy
rlunbe quilted s.liu, inter-
_ li|l_lI wth linen, hive ilill, large
latest style s|reve~ and are the
b st fit i lg gn m nts prodllred
" in Can..da today.
Rf si lea the plain styles there are
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sonll- with contrast fur trimmings of
Alaska and Ohio Sable with a tew
_ exceptions all are new this season.
IHE QUEEN S COUNTY GUARDIAN
_t‘1ie Citylnturns home today.
G9°|'¢9 MlNhblhk!, M(,||t.|-059, hu
.bought a nice little drlvfr tum P.
0'l~lallarn, Allerton.
' Misses Margaret and Lillian McGaughis
of Bon -naw, are viaitingin North Oarlcton
the Rllests of Jas. and Mrs McGrath.
Attention is called to the notice ad. in
another column where a number of the
boarding houses and stabling places, have
increased their prices, beginning Decem-
ber llrst.
ln. Parmesan Crockett, lfeatrsao has
returned hom a visit to didoreat earn ot
the Un|i.edBtatss, Mrs. Cruelsl.t's health
has not improved as much as her friends
vvouil wish to see.
Guardian phone rings are No.13‘i news
182-2 Subscriptions; 132-3 Advertising.
Patrons will save their own time and
twat oi' the Guardian staff by asking for
ths above numbers only.
City suhserlbsre seeding in changes of
address-will please give tho number
and street of old residence as well as new.
The carriers' lists have a|l:been rcvil-cd
and agree with the new numbers. This
wnuavoid delays and trouble.
After all his earnest labors in connec-
tion with the builning of the magnificent
church at Amherst. Rev. Wilfred F Gaetl
the pastor, has not been abls,to preach in
it. His state of haaltn lrequires that he
should take a somewhat lengthvfrsst.
The steamer Dageid, which had been in
Dort since Tuesday, loading at Connoliy's
wharf, left yesterday afternoon lor
Sydney and Sn.John's, with about 8,lID
bugs of potatoes, oats and other produce,
es t h
Regular $40 to $l75 Coats A L‘.°:;‘i‘i,;.2i;32l.5:‘.€i’°““  S'
It is simply use'ess for correspondents
    _ lc send The _G___un:;'_lian item;r:_f_ new; un-
i\L.L'.)!Dpl`iDle{ y E DBIDES 8 P60 GPS.
Iu many cases ncgloct or forgetiulncse is
the reason the communications are un-
0 signed. Nothing can be done however
9 ¢, with these offerings except to conllign them
` to the waste basket.
" Charles P1-idham Montrose, whilc walk-
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The Treatment Usually
_ ka.
U Acliorded Boy’s Clothinq
is well rep esented in the picture above.
Boys clothiu must be built to stand just such
wear-and tear and strain
There are a few real good kinds-and lots of the
other sort. _
Most any kind of boys clothing looks well until
its put to the test. After that you know whether it’s
a “Progress” Brand or only an imitation.
It’s foolish to take chances--because it costs
money.
sovs suits-srltusc asa nllaaauz.
Bov's navy and black scrge 3
place suits, single and double
Lraasted, strong and durable
 $5.00 to $9.50
Boys pure wool Norfolk style suiia
in neat grey tweeds ro io 16
years   
........$3.65 (0 
Boy’s Russian suits in attractive
tweed effects in Et 2 to 8 years
 $3.50
' Bo; a ihreepiece double breasted
i suits in new fri pstlefnfll YU 5*
I0g°|6y¢srs..................
 $5.00 to $8.00
no l. Pm., ,sul suits of light and
Ku-k grey iweelie; to to 16 years
......a$5 95 to $4.50
'I N i lk suits in neat tweed
B?ffecta.ni°ght and dark. rc to 15
Gill - v
’. . . _  1 ' sa'-is' i5 '$6-'S6
sors wana ovlzlrcoals. _
Bo '11 fnii length ulaters in dark
glue, io iii 4 to lo years lined
throughout  .  . . . . . .
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 $4.75
Boy'| Norfolk overcoat in neat
twecds, 4 to r2yearl........
 $425
Boys black friezep-anglaos tout 14
to 16 vrsra in h ara and fancy
'f'_'.°f".'. . 54 so ro $5.15
no .9 an ygqth ra lane in black
.ld grey fvien anrffsucy tweedl.
'?.l‘.‘.":f_f1t't;~.'.~;~ss_'n
‘ ll I th tweed lined
harms in melggd grey and bile!
Z sm” yggr|..,».~n.. .
"f'..'l..  _ ...$s.o`o
~ I lr t lthovercoalwitll
l=.naevc,ored and black,
 ,. . .§5.sor° $5.00
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ing along the road a few days ago oaptul'
cd a very curious bird. lt measures five
feet eight inches from tip to tip. Its color
is of ll light gray and is considered a very
prety bird. Several called io ees it some
calling it a loon, others a gannet and ,vet
auolhcr a swan. The real name still re-
rualns n myste1'y.~Com.
The F»remen's tourhament at Stellarton
on Nov. 18th. promises to be a big affair.
Guest preparations are being made for the
parade and march of horrlblee at 6.45 p m.
The concert and ball, after the parade, in
Victoria 1i.'heat.rc,wiil be a grand enter-
tainment. The ilremen intend doing
croifythlng in their power to make the
tlrsr. anniversary of the present Fire
ll igade s grand success. M-my of the
Stelierlon mea attended the Touraameat
in this Uity lest year.
A correspondent in South Africa, D. P.
McR-c, writing to his brother, F. B. ,in
i.l1is City, says: ' I suppo-e that you have
seen ln the papers that the B ers have
got the Transvsal ha :k and nllour fighting
has gone for nothing. in tbrecyears time
there will not be one Blillsher holding a
billet in this country, that they can possi-
bly do without. It looks aa though there
will nave to he another iight in the near
future, when wc can stand on the corner
and chccr the young Empire-huIldoro.'
B th Mr McRae and his brother fought
in the B or war, consequently thc extract
lr vcn above ls entitled to some ccnsitlsra~
il on. ~
The S S Louisburg loads a fall cargo of
Q10 tons Reserve runmlno and nut eoal at _
Sydney for Peake Bros. dc Co. Sha
will be due hers today and after dis-
charging her cargo of coal loads full cargo
of oats, potatoes. vegetables, poultry, etc,
for Sl. Johu‘s, Nild and Sydney O. B. She
will he ready to load outward cargo
about November 2‘Dth. The S. S. Cacouna
sailed from Montreal yesterday morning
for Charlottetown direct. She has a large
cargo of general merchandise for here,
and will be due on Saturday next. She
sails from hero to St. John‘s Nil‘d via the
Sydneys carrying horses, cattle and sheep
on deck and produce under deck. The S.
S. Bnnavista now loading, sails this for- -
noon for St. John's Newfoundland, vin.,
the Sydneys. She takes from hers a part
deck-load of horses, rat le and sheep and
large quantities of oats, potatoes, vege‘-
sbles, butter, cheers, cle. Ou her
return to Sydney from Newfoundland
33rd, she loaded a iulioargo of 13(1) tons
in al fc P she Bros Gt
re~srv¢ runm e co 1' e
Co. Alter discharging cargo of coal, she
loads full cargo produce, etc, for St.
.lohn's Newfoundland and Sydney, C B.
Sue is expected to be ready lo load oul-
ward cargo about November 29th Peake
Bros & Co, are to be commended by ship-
pers for scouring so much steam tonnage
and taxing away so large a quantity of
space by these stenmeli atc requested to
book atcnce, and have their shipments
ready when stesmers are in loadingbevths.
All information will be gladly fu.-
nlshed hy Peaks Bros 6: Co., agents.
¢`,¢{nns|l\nql§¢~avea
Snapny
Snaps
A ginger snap is no good
unless it is snlPPY~ Thi*
is the kind we sell.
Always fresh and good.
sdslvllsr.
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-Mltchcllof this City leit yesterday for
New York.
Rev. J. E. Tiner will prslch his farewell
sermon in the BJn»haw Baptist Chur~ h
_ Nov. l_1th at 7 p. m. _
- Rsv.A.D.McLacd, of Haddock, P. E.1.
spent Thanksgiving Day amongst former
-psrlahouers at Richibucto, N.B.-Wesley-_
llh
. Many friends in this City will regret
that Mins Mary Ellis fell onthe stone pave.
ment1lWedncsday and broke hor arm in
two places. _
Bev. I. A. Winixtnn ot llaalslsc will
address a missionary meeting in Black
River Methodist Church on Wednesday
Nth at 7 p m. »
Mrs. (Capt.l Gould has recently received
tile sad news of the death of her mother,
.Mrs. Bernard of Malpeque, Prince Edward
Island.-Victoria Colonist.
Two fins sur! self-baleing lifeboats wire
at New Glasgow last week bound to the
north eldo of P. R. Island. They were
‘built at Shelburne, N. S.-Standard. »
Advertisers will kindly bear in mind
that'.l`he Guardian c\nnot undertakstc
insert in following issue any "changas"
of ads received after one dolockoaoh
noon.
The business men's gymnasium 4,1". ||
increasing in attendance. Some of the
new men are very enthusiastic about it _‘
and the prospects are bright for a large
class. It meets Mondays and Thursdays'
from 5 to fx,
The Guardian news chica closes at
twelve midnight Saturday and docs
not open again until midnight
Sunday. In the meantime any
news items, duly signed by the wg-my
and dropped inthe letter box in The
Guardian main entrance door, will have
prompt attention when omce opens.
Rev. J. T. Robertson will be the speaker
nt the men'e meeting in the Y. M. C. A.
on Sunday. Mr. Robertson gave several
addresses last winter and was greeted
each time with a good audience. as this
will be his farewell message before leav-
ing for Indie, it will probably he ons of
the largest meetings oi the season.
Owing to the enormcusamountoftime
and expense necessary in book keeping
and making out small accounts as well as
_mulling and collecting same,'l`he Guardian
has decllird that in future all ordinary
amounts under one dollar will be acc°pt-
ed on a c-ash in advance basis and ten per
cent discount given, except to those who
havearegular advertising account who
will still have the privilege of monthly
credit.
The new freight shed at the railway is
nearly completed. Yesterday the work-
men where employed placing a quanli y
of clay on Water street in front of the
new building. This has been badly seeded
for some time , but until the street is
properly maoadalnissd it is likely tc be
very muddy there] shouts. An electric
light should be placed on the corner of
Water and Weymouth Streets in order
that strangers und others unfamiliar
with that section of the city may he able
to tlud the r way up town from the rall-
way station. _
STOP LIMPING, CURE THE CORN.
Quickly done by Putnam'a painless Corn
Extractor. Acts in one day, causes no
ain. removes every trace of soreness.
gift years of success proves Putnam's is
the Uest. Refuse substitutes.
ur
Knowledge
' of Dispensing '
_ 'is comprehensive We
have studied it in all
its branclles.
' It is Our Specialty
We want to dispense
YOUR
Grad uhtea in Pharmacy.
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llow’s Your tough?
Take Macs’ Cough
Mixture, there is no
better cough mixture
made.
For colds -We keep
Laxative Uromequiu-
ine (which we ecom-
mend) also a full stock
of emulsions including
Wampolen, Scotts,Seve-
bol etc.
“Tile lilo lines”
DRUGGISTS.
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.A _ tweed coats most'y in dark colours and all f  §-I   .|
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f_ V" _|!@_~\~f; modern styles all sizes, long     3 .l l if
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 f -» _ garments worth from  . _a___\._-_
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Handsome Shell Combs lillllcliz ‘ lg
f ere-e is a week end birgaln that cams to us hy a pier! of good fortune.  .lf
H Cl _cumstafrces made it neces.-wry for one of the big small ware houses to sell if  '
thflr samples of shell gw vis We happened to oe in llue,and our Offer got the ' il,
*I H0045- The combs include pl rin lancy and brilliant mounted side and back  
-omhs and l] ir ca ps as wr-ll as mite a number of handsome sets. Regular .= ._
values I5c up to 2 oo. Friday and Satusrday HALF PRICE. _ 5 fi
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_ Attractive Leather Bells {.’,‘§,‘,~‘§.;  
' ode necessary by our p in :inle of selling every article out in the seven to " 
M which it belongs -is this sale toda.v.Tne belts included in the oilering com- r
pri.-e some of the handsome t things we have had, ' - 'i ' '__
As a matter of fact they are better than we should have bought. and _ 3 "
since they haven't sold as fast an they oughi we will pay for our error by cnt-- 1'
ring the price to-dav and to-morrow. 2'
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Small Boys’ Sweaters 2 1
' ` Worth to l, 35 for 69c
' Not every day we are able to oiler a big snap for the small bay but t -
day his chance comes. Mothers who have a troop of noisy, active, rnlupilig
chappies will End n great saving chance in this offer-
xoo pretty swestes odd sizes of a good _
many different lines_ running from size _
18 for a vres laddle np to 32 for s good
 sized chap of twelve or so. They in- 
clude plain blue. red and white, red _
._  and blue, red and green. bins and white 
5 and various fancy patterns- -Some are
69C honey comb knit, others are ine worst 69C ~
cd and cashmere- For to-day and tc-
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n HE MOST CURSORY examination and comparison will reveal to you __i
I the fact that the fur costs we are offering at a discount of one third are 
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sim l be ond all competition The original prices quoted are simply __
our re lulag low prices-~-and with thelreductiou mentioned below. afford decided- _
it ' P. E. I. t e a h ndsome coat at a saving. _
EV; ly thell)I‘€;§epPc?>rattl.:xnrlt€ll' dll fresh and) sgggdf excllellent styles and decidedly the _ _
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i first class sort of garments that you expect to find here- The prices areas _
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- ° 0 1 Ladies nstrachan jacket $3°'°° fedlffed ff 53°-°° _ f
1; 5 Better grade sstrachan 45-00 __ __ 3°<°° ` li?
1. 1 Ladies astrdchsu 48 0° 3’ °° ' l . ‘li _
 52.01) " :‘ 34.67 _ f 1.
 54.00 lr c 36.0° ,_ .
55 65.00 " " 43-34 ‘ _ 1
ruler sl..-emcserl 42-°° “ jj *B-°° __ -
58-oo ‘ 35-67
63-00 " " 4|-37 '
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A311? lilhlldllrggoateualddid lrlallcto your sttentiog the finest range of fur __
' lined garments we have ever put into stfck. Prices' from $47~50*° $1 I5-°°» J; _  __ ___
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