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tongue, double sole,
This is a_ good time to have
your photoiaken at our Studio
for Xmas.
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.f_.f_,-;'},”"‘f" 1. l"smily Group use.,
§"'-'1="’§f"l Photo Ai The
,    ,,,.,-, C Q . ...~NAUi~‘nAcsi.-Mrs. corset: and
‘ ook 5 tudjo children of Boston, who have been
DesB,_,say mock I visitin here for the sst three
heavy heels, shown in
fan and black winter calf, i
viscolized, iust the art-
icle for outdoor wear.
All sizes, two grades,
$6.00 al tl $7.00. I
_ A nice line of Doc-
tor’s aniisepiic, _Water-
proof boofs $5.00
 £9 Co  kid gloves (sialinnmslie) reg-
llayer Pholographeri
“You run no. risk when you leave
your prescription here. Our prescrip-
tion department is presided over by
expert pharmacists only, no novice
or beginner does any part of the
work and our prescriptions are
thoroughly tested and checked to in-
sure extreme accuracy. We can fill
the prescription of any doctor pro-
mptly snd at a reasonable charge.
Try us. The 'l.‘.Wo Macs, 149 Great
George St. MEtf.
“4Z pair of ladies fine while
ular $l.l0 per piir. Long 4 hui-
l33 Queen Street
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and cooking np-pnratiis will last
much longer if yi u use our coal,
We li -ve now on hai d all kii ds
ot »fie~li mined wal lice from slale
and stone. .
fiend us your address and we will
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Gloves yusi in stock The new-
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“Remember the Central Drugstore
for your Pickling Spices and Ess-
ence of Vinegar. Our stock is fresh
and strong. E. A. Foster, Sunny-
side Druggist. 1970-10-8lVl3i.
"This store has the finest range
of Voivots offered in the city. we
want you especially to soo our
wide widths in black. A very
choice range of Cord uroys at 650
Moore Sr McLeod .|975 10 8M3I.
‘ Tho overcoat of fit and style is
waiting for you in our men:-istore
Just look ai. the smart new styles
shown inthe Saturday Evening
Post. and magazines of that class,
and remember that you can got.
the vory styles right. hrro- fit
rluht~-style ri\4hi.~-pric»e ri|:|ht--
wear rignt.. Moorele McLeod
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msttdr, when you order you can be sure
of getting satisfactory coal if 3'0" °°m°
so _ _
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easiienslly good sei for rsukih W,
kitchen Pltiss Scraonggzl nalillloi
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ton wrisis. Sizes 6 io 7 on sale
Saturday 75c s pair. Stanley
B os 2012-I0-l0M2i
Men°s Automobile Gloves.
li 'sl qualify of Dcnti own make
of fan cape, strap wrist and
cull $5.00 ii piir STANKEY
all sizes $2.65 STJNL'
heads-at the prions that fit all
Loot! i975 i0 8M3l
"Men's whiic silk Dress
BROS 2016-i0-l=sM5i
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` "  Vesi's with the new U opening.
W THE' EASTERN- lll.li\R'DlAfl ll i
f..°rr, rms to buy in our i>revii»»`
...°llR. ED. D. FEEHAN is Guar-
dian representative in Scurls. His
phono number is 5, W. L. Dlngwcll
'...-'mn uonurso muur our-'
rlian can _bo obtained at W. A. John-
ston's, Montague.
.».°'l‘Hlll MORNING DAILY Guar-
dian can be obtained at W. A. John-
ston's, Montague.
...°'l‘. GORDON IVES is Guardian
agent in Montague. l-its odice phone
is 18 and residence phone I0.
week or two before the time 'they
have paid for has expired and time
not miss an issue, as all papers are
discontinued promptly on expired
5 P
weeks, have left on return after
..;~'rim aiu-1nns'r Piano which
was on exhibition at the King's '
County Fair has been purchased for
use in the Town Hail it Georgetown.
~...‘LIQUOR RAID--On Wednesday
the Bth, Brosecutor Mead, Ba.lllfls
Mctlnrron and McGarnsy‘ searched the
dwelling and outbuildings of R. E.
Anderson, Sourls, and took away nine
barrels of beer, which will be analized.
...°INS'1‘ITUTlil REORGAN!~ZED.-
The Institute at St. Peters has
again been re-organized, with D. J.
Mullins, Southampton, as Secre-
tary. The first meeting will be held'
in the Court House this evening. It
will be attended by Professor Ross,
Secretary for Agriculture, who will
speak on the work of Institutes.
Everyone interested is invited io bc
present. '
...°THlii LADY SYBIL arrived
Tuesday night from the Magdalen
Islands with a small amount of
freight. After taking the mails on
board she left for Picton. Among the
assen ers were Mr J W Part
BP0lldil\E B very pleasant vacation.
._...__._1_.._-_ -Mr. and Mrs. James McLean left
for Boston recently. Mr. and Mrs..
McLean are old residents of Nau-
frage and will be greatly missed by
their many friends.-Mr. Ronald Mc-
Lean left recently for Boston, where
he will in future reside.-The farm-
ers in this section are now busy dig-
ging their potatoes.-A large quan-
tity of kelp has been landed in Nau-
frage and the farmers are engaged
hauling it.*
...'MILLTOWN.-The farmers of
Mllltown are all through harvesting,
and digging potatoes is the order of
the day. They are a very poor crop
ill King!! County. Some of the
farmers will not have enough for
their own use.-One of the enterpris-
ing farmers, Mr. Robert Thompson,
carried home the red ticket for his
Caspar colt which he purchased a
short time ago. Rob knows when,
where and what to buy.-Mr. Geo.
Stewart is doing a rushing business
trapping.-Russel Campbell has rc-
turned home from Georgetown whore
he was attending the Exhibition.-
The school is progressing favorablyl
under the skilful management of Mr. `
John W. Bears.-The genial mail
driver, Mr. Wm. Bruce, is making.
good time.-Mrs. Noah Campbell husi
returned home from Charlottetown,
where she was visiting her brother,.
Mr. D. H. Wisner. '
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...'CONVENT REUl&’slNS.- Si..
Mary's Convent School, Souris, op-
ened on Tuesday after been closed
for 'ten days on account of sickness.
Many of the boarders arrived on thc
express Tuesday evening!
..,*SOURIS WHARF NEWS.-Only
three schooners were in the hurbor
on Monday, the Cecil F. and Lime-
light at the railway wharf, both
loading with live stock and produce,
the former for Bt. Pierre, thc latter
for Sydney, and the Telephone,
Capt. Joseph Lane, anchored out in
. ‘ `\ J is  `l " Y the stream. All the gasolene boats
.  . 5  silo .. zoioio soma ~
were to South Lake Tuesday fishing
mackerel. Many of them. returned to
Souris in the cvening.’
"The hats that suit all sorts of ...*GOOD CROPS.- A visitor from
Rollo Bay says “Tho farmers in our
S0i`i-5 0' PUl'505» 9SD9C'|fl||Y |05" section have much to bo' thankful
onrs-are here in our mens store.
New lmts at 750, $1.00. l.50.
3 00, 3.50, to 5.00 Moore 85 MG-
for; the harvest has been a bount-
sous one, thc grain is well filled and
headed ami is making an excellant
turn out. A few fields arc still in
stock but in a. short time all will be
gathered into the barns. The sound
oi gasolcno engines and threshing
machines is hcnrd in nil directionsf
Many are already digging their po-
hind the average, although a little
bcttcr than was nt one time expect.
ed. The turnips are nn excellent crop
The pastures this summer were bet-
ter than usual; the cattle are in
“lshdlcsl Whllli kid Ill vc* fm' good condition and are still milking
svening wear, lilmchcs long wcl1.' _
24 i- ch lon $5 25.
.._*MACKEREL.- The - mackorcl
situation still maintains its interest
good catches being made cvery fine
day. The principal school appears to
come as far west as South Luke,
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The Eye is one ofthe
most delicate and coni-
pligitcd ut the human
organs, and yet, probably
through ignorance of this
tact, it is being constant-
ly ill-used and overwork-
ed.
Eye-Strain
` Be wise and do not ig-
nore any of the symp-
tniiis of liye-S|rain;_ head-
aches nr pains in the
regi in of the eyes, inabil-
ity to read or sew for any
length of time, blurred
vision. ~
Allow ns to Examine
your Eyes. We will give
‘ you expert reliable advice-
This is our business.
G. i~‘. lluicheson .-
fr-_
east past East Point, and from three
miles ot! shore as far out as the
boats have ventured. As dories are
too small and too slow for such
trips motor boats are kept together
\ near the grounds from as far west as
llhiy Fortune on the south side und
Bayfield on thc north. Some twenty-
iivo boats make their headquarters
at Frasor’s Harbour, while as many
more urc hauled along the beach at
the various fish stands and numbers
of the Souris boats go home every
night and back every morning. The
fish are of an immense size. A school
| of the dctestcd dog fish are here now
and they seriously interfere with the
fishermen.
...'F`ISHING NEWB.- Mackerel are
still very plentiful oil South Luke
and East Point and the fishermen of
Eastern Klng's are rejoicing. The
_ boats on Monday mst with good suc-
cess. James Donovan had the proud
distinction of landing at Matthew &
McLcan’s wharf a catch of over ten
l barrels, the largest that has been
made by a small boot for almost
thirty years. Mr. Donovan is to be
congratulated upon his success.-
, Mussrs James and Donald Mcldschsrn
Black Bush; Jack Tassel, John Ryan,
H. D. McLean, John J. McPhee, C.
Cox and many others secured catches
ranging from one to ten barrels. It
is earnestly hoped that such success
. will continue. Over 50 barrels of
mackerel were landed at Matthew &
McLcnn's wharf Monday. 'Phe fish
ure all large; the average number to
1' fish weighed 82 pounds, another 3;
mackerel were landed at Matthew
From esterda ‘s Evenin Guardian) gmomsman were ably discharged by
“ b“"°l l' b°“'°°“ 9° “nd mo' 0” store, Souris, left Saturday morning
' pounds and a third 3; pounds.-
. winds the me .sms no semis ir;  "‘ ,',‘;§;"° ,‘§f_‘f,f,', §’,§‘,,“‘§°‘,',“§o'§,‘1
= Mcl,ean'| wharf. From this lndustry ,D
g friends and relatives. He will be
',‘l°‘:‘,°° 'it &°=°lf_,1!:;0°I_l;,\l:,:°;°';_l;orl,”:)‘:', greatly missed in Sourls for he was
on “gin “w;t;,“l_. L“Mnb“;_ has at all times an energetic and pro-
” ' K‘ lgreseivs citizen I-lis host of friends
. ‘ Qyeqpglfl i .
  & Co l 8 A . given up ,thu ratilor monotonous tssk.,,_h  _mé V _“e,n“_y 'hh mm
p g . . . -
ridge, Charlottetown, who was re-
turning after an absence of ten days
iinh the Magrlallenla; Iéesléeiglannoné
w o accompan e r. ar r ge, an
,Mrs. A. D. McIntosh, who went on
board in Bouris.°
...*NEW LIGHT.-The light in Nau-
frnge light-house was in operation
-for the first time on Wednesday
night. It was installed last week by
‘Mn Milton Walsh, foreman of works
of the Marine Department. Mr,
Frank McKinnon has received the
*appointment of light-house keeper
and entered upon his duties on Wed-
nesday. Mr. McKinnon is to be con-
gratulated upon having secured such
a responsible position and he will,'
without a doubt, prove hi-mseli
worthy of this trust that has been
placed in him. The building was
erected by the Annandale Lumber
Co., and has been completed in a
manner that reflects great credit to
them!
...°WEDDING BELLS.-A very in-
teresting event took place at St.
hlargai‘et's Catholic- Church on Tues-
day, Oct. 7th, when Mr. Leo. Gal-
lant, was united in marriage to Miss
.Julia Gallant, both of St. Charles.
The bride was dressed in a very
pretty suit of blue, and worea white
liat. She was attended by her sist-
cr, Miss Mary Ann Gallant, who
\vore a handsome suit of grey and
hat to match. The functions of
Mr. Henry Martin. The nuptial cere
mony was performed by their pas-
tor, Rev. Father McPherson. In the
evening the happy couple drove to
the home of the groom, where a
splendid reception was given to n
large number of friends and relatives,
-who had gathered to wish them u
_long and prosperous married lilo.”
EASTERN PERSONALS
_,,'Mr. Jamcs‘,McDonald, St. Pat-
cr’s, was to Sourls on a business
trip on Wednesday.” _
i ...°Mlss Margaret McGough, Boar
River, wus a. visitor to Souris Wed-
nesday.° V
. ...*Mr. J. Mtfinnis, Black Bush,
|was to Souriswednesday on ii busi-
ness trip.*
...‘Mrs. A. D. Mclntosh, Souris,
left by the Lady Sybil Tuesday
'night for Kcntvillo, N.S., where shc
will spend n few days visiting rela-
tives.* '
...’Mcssrs. Peter and Joseph Gii"s,
who have been spending afew wi- its
nt their old home in St. l‘etcr'B,
loft recently for Boston, whcrp they
will resume their dutics.°
...’The many friends of Mr. John
-Mills, Bay Fortune, will regret to
learn that he is suffering froma sc-
vere attack of lo.-grippo. His spocdy
recovery is earnestly hoped lor.*
...*Miss Sadie -Gillis, St. Margar-
cts, left recently for Boston, where
the will spend the winter. Her many
friends wish her success.”
...'Mr. Arthur Cunning, who arriv-
ed sometime ago from Somerset-
lshire, England, is now busily engag-
'cd ploughing on the beautiful farm
'that he luis recently purchased from
Mr. Bernard Crcnm,°ar.°
...‘The following registered at the
(lox Hotel, Souris, on Wednesdny:-
'J. M. Partridge, Charlottetown; Les-
lie Cannon, Charlottetown; R. C.
'Crucksh_nnk, Montreal; Henry Beas-
lcy, Halifax; John McPhee, Char-
flottetown; W. J. McDougall, St.
John; J. E. Barry, Moncton.°
(From yesterday's Evening Guardian)
...°Rev. A. D. Mclntosh, Sourls,
has left on n visit to Sydncy.°
...*Mossrs Frank Scott and John S.
iAddy, representing firms in St. John
arrived in Sourls on the noon train
Tuesday nnd are registered at the
Cox H0tcl.°
...°Cuptain Haphey, in charge of
`Milton Dingwoll’s gasoleno bout, was
_ln Souris Monday with a load ol
ifreigbt and returned to Buy Fortune
,ln the evening.°
...'LIVE STOCK.- Mr. Reggie
Dingwell, a most progressive farmer
of Bay Fortune, made a very large
shipment of live stock and produce
on Saturday last.°
..._--»
| ...*Mr. Allan Joseph McDonald,
iformerly proprietor of the Novelty
for San Francisdco, Cai., where he
where he will spend s few days visit-
Ciub sag
Regular Trunks
Steamer Trunks
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BAGGAGE 0
Practically the whole of Christy Bros Fxhi-
biiion display is to be seen at Stanley Bros. It'
you need or will need in the near future any bag-
gage you will be wise to visit S'an1cy Bros and .
see this line exhibit. '
Club Bigs
Visiting Case
Suit Cases
Fitted Suit Cases
$l.50
Fittings
$4 85
Grntlemc-:n’s Trunks
Hat Trunk
$4.25 $14 75 .c
$8.00 '
to $l2.85
$27.00 to $50.00
$5.75 to $8.50
$5.25 to $22.00
to $2l.50
_ $15.50
$l0.50
Ward robe Trunk $49.00
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4 button wrists. Siz 's 6 to 7.
On Sale Saturday 75c a pair.
42 pair of ladies fine white lrid gloves
(italian make) regular $1.10 per pair. Long
Sid" ll 'x?.`.Z§..  S
One of the most r
urcs in the Roman Catholic Church
is Cardinal Raphael Merry del Val,
thc, Papa, Secretary of State. Great
us is is his position and power at
the Vatican, he is still a compara-
tively young man, for he was born
on Oct. 10, 1865, nnd will celebrate
his forty-eight birthday today. He
is a Spaniard, of Irish descent, and
was born in London, whore his fath-
cr was secretary to the Spanish em-
bassy. The Pontifical Secretary was
educated at Slough, Ushaw College
in Durham, and in Rome, and in his
student days was known as “the
Merry Devil." _He is descended from
an Irish family that settled in Spain
Papal envoy to Queen Victoria’s ju-
bilee, and a little later ho represent-
ed thc Pope at the funeral of Em-
peror Wililnm I. He was also the
Vatican's representative at the coro-
nation of King Edward. He was
he received the red hat of the Sacred
tary to the congregation that elect-
orl -Pius X. to the Papal throne, and
retary of State. the most important
the settlement of the Manitoba
school controversy, long a religious
and political issue in Canada.
The Cardinal speaks English,
Spanish, German, Italian and Latin.
He is fond of golf and other out-
door sports, and, strange to. say,
is a baseball “fan.” I-ie knows the
\namcs and records of all the lead-
ing hig league players, and follows
the pennant rnces with great inter-
est. He became interested in base-
ball through Bishop Kenncdy of the
American College.
Cardinal Merry del Val was re-
sponsible for the introduction of el-
and he was only thirty-eight when.
College. Merry del Val was secre-5
Pins then made him Pontlilcal Sec-i
office within the gift of the Pope. l
Merry del Val was given a numibcrl
of important diplomatic missions,
curly in his career. One of these was,
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CARDINAL MERRY DE'Ii`.. X314, loflyrgmen at tthct aldegrianlctelcctéion
PAPAL SECRE A wi o more c urn c an i-su ra-
, UF STATE' 43 TQDAY. l gists thou any other things wc can
, do."
emarkable fig-Q As quickly ns possible lieuduiiurtcrs
will bc established in every \vnrd and
it is proposed to use the schools for
_this purpose.
i
WATERFRONT DEVASTAT ED
BY TERRIFIC TIDAL WAVE.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 7.-Every
available government wireless was
sputtering out messages toward Alas-
ka today, calling for reports on the
destructive strime in Nome. One
brief reply camo from the Nome life
saving station, saying the water-
front hnrl been devastated by n tid-
about three centuries ago. ‘ral storm,
The eminent churchman was only | T 11 9 r e v c n U c ¢ 1| 1; t c r Bear,
f»W0l\l5Y'l~W0 When |16 WIIB l1l?P0l“f-Bd H now in Nom has n capacity for
c.
bringing about 150 people to Sent-
tle. Officials hero thought steam-
shlps which weathered the gale in
the sea out of Nome would bring
others.
The ncnrcst. garrison is in Fort
Davis, iieur St. Michael, across the
North Sound. Companies  and \~‘.
of the liith, infantry are lu Fort
liuvis und it is expected that they
would help without awaiting orders
from the war department.
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TAl~"l‘ TO LAY CORNER STONE
i - .
ii'o'h'roN, M/iss., oct. 9.-iwmer
l‘i‘csidr|it Williom H. 'l‘uft of-
`ficintcd this afternoon at tho
laying of the cornerstone for
thr' new home at the Toston City
Club, which is expected to cnet n-are
than $500,000. Other notable mon
assisting in the ceremony »\'r;re (lov-
crnor Foss, Mayor Fit'/gcmlfl nnrl
Unrdinul O'(,'onncll.
"Wo huvc u low J. & J. Utility
Kits left.. This pnckngc is a snap at
250. ’I‘hcrc's tiiic worth in each. E.
ste Central Dru store
A. Fo r, g f .
1970-10-8lVl3i.
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made archbishop of Nicosia in 1900, . » - _ - _W -» .
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ectric lights, telephones, elevators,.
typcwriters, and other modern ini-'
nrovements into the Vatican. His
iron-handed diplomacy has- bt-en
widely criticised, and he has been ac-
cused of many blunders. but he still,
holds the entire confidence of the
Pope and other church lenders,
O O O .
John Armstrong (‘/haloner, who*
has the novel distinction of being.
legally insane in New York and le-
vally sane in Virginia. was born in,
New York forty-one years ago to-
day. ~ I
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PLAN nm Rs:s1s'rRA'r'ioN
os' 'rl-ir: woman vorsins. ,
ci-iioaoo, ost. 1.-A me registrs-l
tion of women voters when tho polls‘
ii
T wear can _
‘lakes us lo make one ssui of
“CEEFEE” Undercloiliinf.
"CEE'|‘EE” Undcrcloih ng is made
on special machines, eniirex different
from ordinary knitting mst inns, and
whichnéel dis.. only machines of their
I n nn
YRQCEETEE ” Underclolhlng costs I
little more but is moot eeonomlal.
an -- csirrss " und¢fs|°¢s|»»¢ is mia. mm nn ssnsn.
Gund Annnlin Merino Wool only. This wool islnulimegh
s thorough snsrnent af combing- and scouring ai removes
ovefyerenicle ol’ foreign meneunrl leur- every stnnd as ooh
lwd can as hginssly possible.
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