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Oil from us- -
The price and qualify _
will please every econ- '
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Look to quality not ‘
quantity- V `
Jas- Kelly do Co
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llemovol Sale.
We expect to open the ne
Apothecaries’ Hall, _Desbrissy’s Cor-
ner-this month. _
We want to reduce our large stock
before removal. In order to do
so quickly we will sell- st greatly-
reduced prices.
Druggiszs’ Sundries, Brushes,
Oombs. S0-Pe- Srevssa Syringes
all kinds, Pipes Cigars (by’ the
hx) and other lines all at big dir
counts.
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And Comissioner for tnkingAH*'idavih
and acknowledgement to Deed: .
Orrxol.-Farquhu-son Building,
Queen Street. 10 14 d&w6m
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Pore Maple Syrup
Juan received a lot of Pure
Maple Syrup put up in quart
tins. This is she best grade of syrup
we have handled 'his year.
Graham Wafe rs
Chriszie’s~Graham Wafers put up
ill email tins are one of the nicest bis-
cuits we handle. We have just re-
ceived a fresh lot of them direct from
the factoryl and we recommend them
IB the b-st Graham Biscuit in Can'
sds. .
_Beer & Goff
Increasing.
visitors to the Ciay
Our line
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-Our trade is daily and
“liotioool”
_ __ handsome “solid
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comfort’ shoe, heavy
solo, wide extension
edge, sewn with stout
1.1 cord thread.
' White’s A 1 box calf
a
“Slater Shoe”
that will please you
Price $3 50.
Alley 81 Co.,
Phone 137.
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Kiog’o ilirlhday.
Special Dinner
Esglhh Beef Broth,
berry Sauce. .
,Mashed Potatoes and Green Peas,
Apple Pie, Tspinca Pudding, _
Tea or CoHee 251:.
lllNEll§AN& RIGBS
“gases Street, Next Prowse Bros.
& w.
BEO. GARBUTHEBS, M.Il.6.li.
L. R. C. P. London.-
PHYSICIAN AND _SURGEON
Office sed Residence; Kent St. Opp on
Mark Wrigl|t’s Fsciorv.
0FPlCB l'l0URS:8-I0 s.m.,l2 to2 n.m..7 te 8 p.
'rnnsrironn couuomcarzon mem is
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THA. GUARDIAN CHARLOTTETOWN PRINCRZEDWARD ISLAND, NOVEMBER
_._._._. _ _.__ _,__ _ ,__ ' -- Y 'W
rss Rev. o. Campbell win D. v. preach
in the Hall at Bradalbane on Sabbath first,
(l0th) at 6.30 p. ln.
Any person desiring to rent a double
omce, with a desirable location, should
apply at this ofiice at once.
Local. Council.-A meeting of Executive
of the L. C. W. will be held in the Queen
Hotel on Saturday 16th iust, at 3 o’c1ock
td.
AP.B.I.student at M :Gill College writes
Tal Guannxsrz as follows: The much
reported friction between the students
, of McGill College and the-authorities has
resolved itself into very simple shape.
The principal has emphatically denied
,that he wrote the municipal authorities
,askingthem to make an example of the
two students arrested for disturbing the
peace on Hollow e'en. It now transpixhs
that the reason the students were not
granted bail was because they pleaded
guilty to the charge preferred against
them. It is the general impression among
the citizens of Montreal that the' students
of McGill conform to the laws of the city
in an exceptional manner that is excep-
tional for students.
HOME wedding at North River.-A very
attractive home wedding came od’ at the
residence of Jacob Cummings, North
River, Wednesday evening, Nov. 6. The
contracting parties being Henry R..Hurry,
son of Mr. Henry Hurry of Charlottetown
Royalty, and Mary F. Cummings, Mr
Cummings oldest daughter. The bride
,looked very pretty in a_ becoming gown
and bridal veil. Miss Bessie Cummings
sister of the bride _was bridesmaid, and
Mr. Augustus Hurry,brother or the bride-
groom acted as best man. The nuptial
knot was securely fastened by Rev.
A. F. Browne and Mrs. Brown
played the wedding march. e The
wedding presents were numerous and
valuable and testified to the high esteem
in which the bride is held by all who enjoy
her acquaintance. A large number of
guests were present. ' . 'beautiful and
very choice weddin' :upper was su
important feature r Jae pleasant occa-
sion. A goodly nun of uninvited but
very welcome indi‘_ anis, representing
different nations, a. _Q different degrees
of dsrk complexion appeared on the scene
and largely contributed to the entertain-
ment by a variety of energetic expressions
and actions which were thoroughly
cnj ovable and not marred by one engen-
ilemanly action.
The final football game of the League
_series was played on the C. A. A. A. Park
on Saturday afternoon. The formation
of the League in the early part of the
season marked a decided advance in
football interest and has tended to
produce better results than heretofore. It
was adopted that teams from ,the
Abegweits, St. Dunstan’s and Prince of
Wales' Colleges might enter 'the Union.
but the latter felt it impossible to place a
team this year, and as a result the games
_have been fought out between. the
Abbies and the Saints. Three games
have been contested, the drst of which
ended in a draw,and the remaining games
have been won by the St. Duustan’s team
thus making them the Provincial
champions for 1901. Satnrday's game will
go down in football history as one of the
finest e: _hibitious of the sport ever seen in
the City. The, improvement in the play of
both teams since their last meeting has
been great, and the sharpest work
characterized the game. The Abegweits
showed improved form, and played a
confident and determined game. The
passing of the halves, good in both teams,
was particularly note worthy on _fthe
Abbies’hai_f line, vxreicii-»in the second
half did some very tty -work in this
respect. The tackling was very keen, and
few long runs were made. _ yet the game
was much more open than in previous
matches. The Abegweits kicked od’ at 3 35
and for the first ten minutes placed the
Collegians on the defence forcing them to
rouge.The game now increased in interest
and very excellent work was done by
forwards of the opposing 'teams. The
College gradually worked the ball to the
Abbies’ 10 yard line;` here McPherson
secured it and bya piece of good pity
ilanded the sphere behind the Abegweits'
line. Saints 3-Abbies O. No further
score was made in this half and time
found the ball at centre. '
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ANY CHILD WILL TAKE McLean's
Vegetable Worm Syrup. It is alw9~YS the
same safe, pleasant and efective remedy;
but be sure to get McLean's Vegetable
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1 bbi. choice li‘smily~ Flour. ,
3.lhsgood'T¢l;;   P
10 lbs. granufated
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Vernon River.
building was very large and the demand
was not good, in fact the amount odered
exceeded the demand. Within the past
week there has been a slump in pork and
the price has declined from 7}_ to 6§ cents.
ln the morning buyers were paying 24
cents for blue potatoes but in the after-
noon 23was all that the farmers could
obtain. While pork and potatoes have
declined in price the same cannot he
said of the oat market and as high as 4.3
cents was paid on Friday afternoon.
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Slomooho   Thai _
illI_io\’et Work,
That Retain _,the Food and Refuse to
Digest it-, Make the Head`Heavy
and the Nerves Weak, Need
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There is s cure for dyspepsia. Suiferers
who have tried noxious nostrums will
probably be skeptical but skepticism
vanishes when Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets
are tried. Whether the trouble _is dyn'
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pepsia. of long standing, or merelya simple
ease bf indigestion, relief is prompt and
pronounced. The less the trouble the
fewer tablets need be taken.
Heavinsssafter eating, sour stomach, as
indicated by belehing, fatigue with slight
eretion or with no eration at sil, disturbed
sleep, nervousness, constipation, depres-
sion, “blues,” these things can commonly
beset down as symptoms of dyspepsia.
And dyspepsia is merely indigestion in an
aggravated form. '
By promoting perfect digestion, Stuart’s
Dyspepsia Tablets produces strong nerves,
restful, refreshing sleep, pure blood and
good sound healthful Rosh. They make
the skin clear, the eyes bright, the mind
cheerful.
Stusrt's Dyspepsia Tablets are a medi-
cine sud more than a medicine. They
digest the food and make It easy of assi-
milation, and they relieve the inflamed
diseased condition of the mernbraneous
linings and the glands of the stomach and
bowels. They help the digestive organs
over the hard places, and put them into a
healthy, active condition. They eZect a
quick and permanent cure. You don’_t
have to continue taking them forever,still
it is well to have a box handy and take
one at the first return of the trouble.
Perfectly well people are made sick by
eating too much, or- nnwholesome food,
but not ifjthey take a tablet after eating.
Treatment with Stuart’s Dyspepsiu.
Tablets does not necessitate dieting or
any change of habits. They digest the'
proper food and act upon the other kind
in such s way as to make it pass oifquick-
ly and harmlessly. You may ‘ eat and
drink what you like, when you like ifyon
take a tablet afterwards.
Stusrt’s Dyspepsia Tablets are sold by
all drU8g'ists at 50 cents for full size
Package.
Send to F. A. Stuart Co., lhrshsll,
Mich., for little book on stomach diseases,
mailed free. 1 '  i ; e _
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TEE lady students of McGill University ‘ V   A   
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A  0  K 1 edictorian of her class.'l‘his is by no means ‘ f "`
1 _ the flrsthonor that her associates have cou~
Dwi( CO3, much at le ‘sb not at thiq Store f ferrari upon Miss Irving as at present she
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I respectively invite you to tall and see th b \,' 1
no* C|ocks_ em an ‘fu . . Tim dne weather of Friday doubtless `
_ Guardian Correspondents ...to my .......l.o. i. eo.
W. W.  _ large attendance st the market.
Cwtown. g Jeweler snd_E|1gg-".9,-_  The supply of fowl in the
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Half Price.
Are going fastis_o_ they shonl
coat is perfect in q iality, Et, and
colors are good-%Navy, Black, F
and Red, in sizes 34 to 42 inch
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Last Saturday we bought" 114
7 Felt Walking Hats, iii Fawn, _ Grey,
Navy and Green-we bought' them I _
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Soup Tablets Crosse & Blackwell
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Salmon, 2 fins for * ' '
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