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A full line of Sh
ware, Farrne-rs', Fishermen's and Builders’
s ipplifs.
Enamel and Tinware, Paints, Oils,
Glass, Iqalsomllfle, Brushes, etc, etc. ltion of 1} per cent. on that `secur-
Poviqder, Shot, Shells and all sporting
requisites.
 are now located at.
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elf and Heavy Hard-
ANl|'l’RWCEC0llN'lY
` -'li Flys to L'-ii ln this Provinee
-All ness. advertising end sub-
lerivt-lvne in Atherton sim vicinity
‘should behanded to H. Clerk, Agent.
drtf.
C"w- E~ C5m¢Y°\\. of Bt. l)unstan's
ollege, was l DISSOIIUBI' from the
east to Suinmerside Monday night on
r_1_S\_rislt to his home in Grand River.
"T9 l°1l°Wi°¥ were the Alherton
'gnu' et Prices yesterday:-once, ‘4o¢,
"_¢¢°f- We t0 21c: eggs zoc; hides,
9c, potatoes, 23g; tm- i 14 .
pressed hay $10.-_A_ D ps c' and
-Two parties for shooting partri-
dge before the season opened were
tried helpre stipeniilhry wright at
Summerside yesterday and convicted.
They each paid the one or no. 'rhe
case was instituted by Game Inspec-
tor Carbonell.-Exc. ’ ‘
-'I_`hs_t desirable property in Tryon.
0011515121113 of residence, store, barn,
§h°d°» &¢-. and 2 or 9) acres ol
Md. is offered for sale at a right
|l>rice. It is near churches. schooli
and other conveniences. Has rurn
U)“U_d6liVery and telephone connec
fl0ll» Applicants should wi-ite J. P
Hood, Charlottetown, for furthe'
Pefflwlarl. or ask Aihro Ho im.
N011- s-ziiliru
-Rev. D. M. Campbell, D. I), pi-in.
“Wal °l ,the Ladies College, Sackville
 B., will deliver an eloquent and
popular lecture on Scotland rind
scotchmen in Epworth Hall Summer.
slfle Un MUIMHY. Nov. 6. The Lecture
will begin at 8 o'clock_ Scotoi, song,
will lie rendered during the evening.
TMS 18 ii rare opportunity which
none can afford to miss. Admission
20 cents.
i I7
Dr. Mora'e’s
Indian Root Pills
owe their singular »€fl`cctiveness in
curing Rlieumntism, Liimbogo and
Sciuticn to their power of stiniulntiiig
and strengthening thi: kidiieys. 'l`lii-y
enable these organs to thoroughly
filter from the blood the uric iicid
(thc product of waste mutter) which
gets into the joints and muscles and
causes these painful diseases. Over
half a century of constant use has
proved conclusively that Dr. l\lorsc's
iidian Root Pills strengthen weak
kidneys and 4| -
Cure Iiheumatisni
U. S. STEEL DIVIDEND W
IS BEING CONTINUED.
NEW YORK., October 31. - In
spite of apparently unfounded r\i-
mors circulated on the stock ex~
Cllllnlle t0day that the steps were be
ing taken to enjoin the common
dividend of the United States steel
corporation and gossip also that it
might be reduced the usual distribir
ity was declared at the regular
quarterly meeting of the directors
after the close of the market this
afternoon. There was complete nc
cord iimonz the directors present, it
was stated, alter the meeting, as to
the payment of the regular distribu-
tion which the quarterly financial
statement showed had been earned,
altho no extra appropriations were
marie for expenditures. _ '
llnusual interest attached ‘to the
° |62 QUEEN STREET. 
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"Our new fzill neck ivcnr has nr-
ived, consisting of all the new ideals
such ns side jaliots, t‘ullnrs-with
jiibots attached, Frllliiigs etc.. 25,
30, 50, to $2.50. Moore & Mcl.eod_
_ 10-28dtf.
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1 How A bout
or Overcoet 7
Hove you piirliased yet ?\
If nit_ wit \"!\llltl like tile
cliche.: of slim-viiig you what
ri»'il’_v l 4 lliuli (":i~;~`. Triilor-
ing.
liriivi- 'l`.iilo inf; iiisiircs
- on . x;1r» ss-‘\-c cl-illirs tnilor-
ediii llic liest fnsliiou, and
liimle by expert craftsmen --
l\Iriilc- ln your special mens-
iirc.
Ciilv :llc moat dependable
‘ fabrics are used :ind lic-st _of
linings and trimmings-'
Suits $20.00, $22.00
to $30.00.
Overcoats $20.00,
$32-00 10 $5200.
I
Try ,ns once.-
Yo`u will come ngnin. I
D. A. Bruce
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l The latest novelty ln mor.'s
‘hats ls the new Scotch hat. We
have just received a shipment ofl
these popular Autumn hats ln
the new shades of Brown and
Grey. See our Richmond St -win-
dow. Prowse Bros Ltd ll-Zdtf'
“Our hosiery department is heavi-
|ly stocked with fall and winter
.weights in cashmere and wools. 25,:
l30, 35, to il0c, per pair. Moore &
McLeod. 10-28dtf. '
“Just received :i lrirge consignment
of lloy's and Girl'e Dogskin gloves all
sizes
10-28dtf.
    _isiiit recently\ instituted by the gov-
, ’ _ ‘_
75c pair. Moore & McLeod. l
meeting by reason of the dissolution
oi-ninniit against’ the corporation, and
the liitter'e announced -determination
to oppose the proceedings, but noth-
ing additional on this subject was
made public, nor would the directors
consent to be interviewed. Their
deliberations, which were preceded
bv the regular meeting of the finan-
cial coinlmittee were brief. Trade
conditions in their relst‘on to the
immediate future formed the basis,
it was said, of ii part of the discus-
sion.
' The financial statement, which
was the third quarter of the year
ending September 30, showed earn-
ings of $29,522,050, with net earnings
of $22,716,157. These compare With
$28,108,520 and $25,830,140 respective-
ly for the quarter immediately pre-
ceding. For the corresponding quarter
of 1910 earnings and net earninlél
were $3-7_365,180 and $3l,043.725 FCS'
,pective1y. In practically all particul-
ars the statement was decidedly bet-
_ter than had been expected, judged -by,
estimates put out from Pittsfbllfg and
other steel centers.
The surplus net income for the
l
ini'
Storm Boots ,
If you want a storm boot
that combines neatnese with
the best of, "rough and
ready” service you should
'take a look at the ones we are ]
showing.
With ri pair of our tin-tann-
~ed boots you can walk in
slush and wet for several
hours and still have warm
and dry feet.
Mews 9, 12 and i5 inches
high, from $3-5° t0 $600 9
lair. 1
-Boys-‘oinclies high $2.75 _
and $3.00.
 .fcm*_Te-'°'-
-third quarter is $2.745.494. as aliamst
l$1,869,l77 ln the preceding quortdr,
ibut is much below that on the same
lqusrter as lust yenr. The sum _of $7.-
.500,000 wss sat aside for expendll-UWB.
lwhizh included authorized payments
for additional property. new Plante
`ai1d construction. It is possible that
such appropriation may be made at
the end of the fourth quarter, as was
done last year when $6,008.000 Midi’
tional was set aside for varloué PHY*
mentm {n¢1u(1-ing property construct-
|;on and missing royalties. making B
total for that year of $25,000,000.
Thus lar this year no appropriations
CASTOR IA
' For Infants and Uhildren.
llia Klivl You llava Always Bought
Bos!! the  
Slew f
nreo
 
"New Beaver Flour-in be8l. Bbli 5
*psig ii; Beer & Goff's. _ i1-2d2i-
"McClary's large sire Steel feed
oilers |15 cash. Delivered sn! IU'
tion on P. E. I., Rogers Hardware
¢,,__ wi, . io-zefisi.
_-ie ,
Soo our exclusive line of ova
coats in Prostole ?l'oul’lSf-S- Af-|10
lets $650 to SIB-00.--Nations
Clothing Qo 10-96"
"'.iy'.new/lldt of Neckwear lull? T0*
eeived in all the- -new shades and pat-
terns. Something dilfersnt to the
 -
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» ,' - - . 1 ~ _ beeulsolilng for. D..A-. Bruce.
'  mis' £1-___-J L1-n--3-n i f 10'°24dt‘° I
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ordinary, -.end iisit what you lisve
\
‘_ -Ralph Grossman, Lot. 16. WHS
ln Summerslde yesterday.-B.
-Jas. 0'Brien, Elmsdsle. Was 5
visitor to Summerside yesterday.-3.
‘ -The Morning Daily Guardian can
-‘re obtained at Lalerty's Tonsorlal
Parlors. Summerside. 13'15d1'¢l-
-In the Police Court, Summerside,
yesterday one drunk, Geo. Doiicettv,
was fined $10 and costs.-S.
-All news, advertising and sub-
scriptions in Summerside and vicinity
should be handed to Ernest Mcquai*
rle, Agent. 7-Ztldrtf.
-Hallowe’en passed over very
quietly in Summerside, probably on
account of the rain and the ad-
ditional policenien.-S. ` _
-Mrs. Ralph B. Rogers will be at
home in Kensington on Thursday
and Friday afternoons of this week.
ll-1d2i
of this character have been made.
The course of the steel shares on
the stock exchange earlier in the -day
reflected a degree of uncertainty as
to the outcome of the meeting.
The Common stock was well sup-
ported throughout and in the finnl
hour advanced to 55) and closed at
54i. a net gain of lit points. The
stock is nqw practically within five
points of its price on Thursday last,
when announcement of the govern-
men’s suit became known and is n-
bout as niucb above its low price of
the exciting days which followed. In
time the stock has made up half of its
decline.
Todiiy's trading, in the common
shares aggregated 140,000 shares, or
or more than one-third of the total
operations. Including Chairman Gary'
and President Farrell the directors
in attendance” at today's meeting
were ex-President Corrie, Geo. W.
Perkins, Daniel G. Reid, Norman W.
Ream, James H. Reid, Percival Ro-
berts. jr., Chas. Steels, P. A. B. Wid-
ener, Robert Winsor, neo. F. Baker
and E. C. Converse.
CATHOLIC CHURCH AT
MONTREAL BURNED.
MONTREAL, Oct. 31- The Roman
Catholic Church of St. Irene at the
corner of Workman Street and At-
Watei- Avenue, was totally destroyed
by fire late this afternoon, the dam-
age being estimated at $100,000. Five
hundred children from the parochial
school were in the church when the
Sire broke out, and it was only the
cool manner in which the Reverend
Sisters and the priests led them out
that prevented 3 dreadful calamity.
As it was the roof of the Church
fell iii with a tremendous crash only
‘ive minutes sfter the last of the lit-
tle ones had been led to safety. The
fire started as far as can be learned
;n thb basement, but just how cannot
be 1enrncd._1t spread with startling
rapidity, the hangings and decora
tions feeding the flames and enabling
them to gain great headway. -
The firemen were early on the scene
but could not save the Church. nor
the adjoining Presbytery, and had
the greatest difficulty in preventing
the flames from consuming the hous-
es in the vicinity. '
It was not until ia late hour this
evening that thc blaze was finally
quelled. As far as can be ascertained
there was no loss of life. This is thc
second catastrophe to ovcrtnke the
Catholic churches in this city recent,-
ly, St. John Baptiste Church on Rac-
hael Street linving beendestroyed by
fire i-ifter being struck by lightning
this summer.
W' 'noRN` _-
McRAE-At Waterside, on Thursday,
26 Oct, 1911, to Malcolm and Mrs.
Mcl-lne, _a_ fine baby boy. ,
DIED
CARR-At Kensington, March, 20,
1911, William James Eric, beloved
and infant son of John and Janet
Carr, aged six mouths and twenty
days. _
i_________
Bleed Honore
;`oi'nmonly"cause plmples, boils, hives.
eczema or salt rlieixn. or some other
form of eruption; b t. sometimes they’
exlst ln the system. indlcnted by feel-
lugs of weakness. languor. lon: of lp-
pclite, or general deblllly. without
causing any breaking out.
They are expelled and the whole lYS°
tem ls renovated strengthened and
toned hy
Hood’s Sarsaparilla
Get it today. Sold by all drugglsts
everywhere. 100 Doses One Dollar.
X X
Use
Inverness Goal
The housekeepers
delight. , _
- Clean and free from
sool. - `
Try some --
_ _ You’1l see
lt’s loud Goal.
' can find lieiiltli in Lydiii E. l;’inklinni’s
  ECAPE
Wastlured byLydlaE.Pllik°
hain’sVegetab_le Compound
Elwood, Ind.-“Your remedies have
cured me :uid Iigiige _;i_iily talrfen ig:
bottlesofL din.` . in iiim’s e
y_ _ ble Qo_inpoi1ud?° 1_
  was sick three
_  ,»"‘  inoiitlis and could
-'*" ‘ ‘  not \\'ulk. I Buf-
, T _ag l'ei-ed all the time.
`_,-___ __ 1_1. ’l‘lie___doct:_>i°s _said _[_
  1'0" `1l° 80 W0 -
  witliout an opera-
tion, for I could
  liiiriiiy siniia_ the
 “=_,_ pniiis_ i_i_i my sli_di;s;_
_   cspecia y my gi
ml _ _  ` o_iie, :uid down my
" int ' right leg. 1 began
to eel batter wlieu 1 had taken only
one bottle of Compound, -but kept on
as I was afraid to stop too soon."-Mrs.
Skulls Ill{_uLl.i;N, 2728 N. B. St., Ll-
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“llllliy iiill women tnkc chances with
an operation or drag 0_l1l2_a Bit'-lily.
linlf-lieartod existciicc, missing three-
l`oul'llis ui' the joy uf' living, \\‘lii-in tllcy'
'; =}§;E;=;-=;3==;§r== = =1:1=i'Iz§5=E;£2,€EE=I1
Vegetable Uoi.npuuiid_?_ ~
For thirty years it has been the
0PER Tl
- The Store of 
Strictly 1 ash and 0ne Price-Tay All
, Men’s
Autumn
mi* '71--l .e.'~l`\.‘i .'-
Hale
lfswes' Von Gel _are
known the world over to
be the best $3.00 hats on I
the market. They are the
recognized leaders of cor-
sonal guarantee goes with
each hat, _
Or' Take What
standard remedy for female ills, and .
has cured lliousziiids ot' women who |
have been troubled with such ail-_
ments ns displarninents, inflammation, 1
ulceration. libroid tumors, irregiilari- _
ties, periodic pains, bo.ck:ic_he, indigen-
tion, and nervous prnstration.
lf you have the slightest doubt i
that L din E. Pinklianrs V8li‘.'¢' l
table Ibloiiiiiound will help you, ;
write to Mrs. Pinkliaiii at Lynn, !
Mass., for advice. Your letter-
will be absolutely confidential, l
and the advice tree. i
_ hats, Crush hats. Prices
  Prowse
Do You Get What  Wepi?
We‘re hitters to particular r_n¢n,snd every msn
l should be particular about his list. "_We°ve s  for
every face at a price for every purse. Stiff hate, Soft
1 Fl  Ali? _
You Cen lin?
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from 50.: to $5.00.
Bros Ltd
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1,- When purchasing Silver
in you are sure of depend- -
_lil ability niid bcaiiiy it it is 1
"Y _|341-loans iios.,
‘_ This brand, known ae '
_» f_,,-§_,_>_ ".l‘iluerP1ate that Wears "
1' assume long service because _’
it is the heaviest silver plate.
“Look for the trademark. `
_,l _ sem hy Leullno Dealers
“Kootenay Steel Ranges with
warming closet and Copper Tank S40
cash. Delivered any station in PE.
I., Rogers I-l'ardware (‘o., Ltd.
_ _ 10»28d3i._
BILLIE REEVES AT
B. F. KEITI-I'S.
After an absence of several seasons,
during which time he has been. tlia_
bright partlculnr star of F. Zieg-
l`cld's “1“o1lies'," Billie Reeves linsl
returned to vaudeville, and he \\'ill_
be seen at I.-l. F. Keith's Theatre
next week in the part that first
made liini famous in this country.
England never sent a tunnici knock-
ahout comedian to tlicse shores than
Billie Reeves, and as the tips; swell
in “A Night in nn English Music
Hull," who breaks up the show with
The Classy Quencher
_Jersey Cream.
Is now for salezeverywhere.
T r y' a
_ Francis Drake.
Glass
Manufacturer. '
NEW GLASGOW, N. .S
E. Il. MCEACHERN, Agent, Cherlottetow n._ P. E. I.-
. 8-odrtf.
_ _
his antics. he keeps the audiences in
s whirlwind of merriment. For this
vaudeville tour Mr. Reeves has had'
an entirely new production built,
and among the acts that appear in
the biirlesqiie vaudeville show are
Professor Bunken, the German magi-
cian; Tliat Awful Quartctte; the coy
little soubrette, and the Terrible
Turk, whose challenge is accepted by
Reeves and with whom he indulges
in an uproariously funny wrestling
irntch. (Hinrlottc Parry, the fanioius
llrotenn actress, will appear in her
remarkable playlet for which she re-
_ in  |
nently paid a. prize of $1,000. This
represents the various witnesses call
ed to the stand in a murder trial.
Miss Parry plays each character,
making the changes with amazing
rapidity, and the piece has a tremen-
dously strong surprise finish. Other
big features will be The Big City
Four, the men of melody; Work and
Ower, novelty acrobats; Jarrow, the
European niazician, with his great
lemon trick; Clemenso Bros, Enro-
pean clowns; and Smythe & Hart-
man, iii a musical fllrtation.

'1 possible.
received.
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1 Q 'V i:Nrsiu>ii_iss iioiiliiicii sim. muon
_/'.\ __  _ _;:__`_,_§__` _ the result would have s_howii tlint a liirze percentage ofthe well eaulppel homes
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l0,000 Crockery .Sale
As I am remoy_in_g_____from _Charlottetown 1....-and-~-g-oin-g '
to close out my _Erockery business in as short a_ time -as
To do lhisI am giving discounts ranging from
' 0 25 to 50 per cent N
This is not a depleted stock, but a well sorted, up
to the mime- one Au raiicy china; rolls, etc, for ciirisi-
mas are here and will be included.
This sale w_ill continue until all goods are sold,
unless ,a sullicient offer for tl1e` Whole stock 'is
Strictly Cash, No goods on approliatlon- Goode may
be returned or exchanged with-in` twenty.four hours after
delivery. __ Anyone now having goods on approbation o
- on time will kindly return same as quickly as possible.
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