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Q A PAGE  ' - -_ ...nm LA.,-,,,ST'NEwS ~ THEVCHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN ° "" Fmsr or ALL" NOVEMBER 18.1910 `
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lx $0 A O   dd L“‘m‘ c|°'N“‘ sun' ‘fi £0 B\10DPin§ and the girls wandered
5 The 1'7irst Standing in
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Our Big Contest
Now is the chance for you to show what you are made of. Be af worker-
vow <1_\_1it_f_°§21_1_<_l y_<_>11’11_ 1;1r1_<L“'11f1f¢1;'i_r£if§>;<>\;5~i1s_i<1£¢__£1\§_3<3<F;3§§t1;1§1s
will ;H:2m_e__z1_1° shortly.
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Miss Florrie Burnette, C1ty..................._...................I8,ooo
Samuel Beaton, Bonshaw     ..........I2,8oo
Miss Lena Heron, City.._..........  ............_..II,2oo
Chester Garret,  _   _  10,400
Urban McDorald Maple  ...6,4oo
S. Gillespie, Milton.....................  ......6,4oo
Patrick Walsh, Oyster Bed Bridge.._.....  . . . _ ._ .. ....6,zoo
Miss Lily Pineau, North Rustico. . . _  ......5,6oo
Miss Gertie Coady, Hazelbrook.... .  . _ _ .........5,6oo
Harry Campbell, Kingston ..   _L ......5,4oo
Harold Dickerson, New Glasgow.... .........................4,6oo
Miss Clara Newson, Kingston.............._......... ...........3,6oo
John Nicholson, Flat River. . .  _ . ._ .  .  .. _ _ ...3,6oo
Miss Gertie Gauthier, City........................._.......3,2oo
Josiah Boyce, Mermaid ____   -.._ _ . .. .. .-2,200
Jas. O’Brien, Fort Augustus....,......... . ............2,ooo
Frank Byrne, Mil1cove............... ._  ..........._......2,ooo
Geo. Milligan, Tignish....,.................... ...............,...I,6oo
William Mullins, Tracadie Cross...... _ _ .. . . . . . . . .......1,zoo
D. N. Murchison, Point Prim............. ..-.. ...........‘.......8oo
Miss Maggie Pineau, Rusticoville.........  .. .. .  . __ 800
Alex. Mclsaac, Tracadie Cross.........-.......... ..........8oo
George Simpson, Webster’s Corner... ~-  _ ..........8oo
Vernie Howatt,  _ ..........6oo
Wi11iamC0adY, Alexandra_.   ._  ..........4oo A
Mrs. Alphonse Doucette, Rustico.......  ... .  ..  200
Walter Currie, Peak’s Station...._.._... . ............_....2oo
Miss Emma Kelly, Fort Augnstus   .......2oo
Miss Levina'I`rainor,Sir1nitt Road............   _...zoo _ ,
John McIntyre, St. Andrew  ...._.......2oo
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FIRST PRIZE-Blue Bell Cream
FIFTH PRIZE-A rubber coat for
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IYOTE IHHOUHCE-_ r
.   HEHT TOMORROW
£fi%q€1£Qe_xi lrom_ Wpage§;______
about the big down town' depart-
mental stores under the watchful.
care of our very competent guide.
This was, perhaps, the most delight-
ful period of our stop-over in the
big New England cit/y. After dinner
we took the elevated cars for the
Hippodrome- the largest theatre in
the \vorld-and the dazzling spectac-
le witnessed there was surely a reve-
lation, at least to our small contin-‘
gent from far away Cape Breton. We
had a glorious day in New York
and are all anxiously looking for-
ward to our return to that city.
Saturday morning we sailed on
the S. S. Bermudian, joining a se-
cond party of seventeen other girls
bound for Bermuda, making a group
of twenty-five in all. We had a love-
ly sea voyage down, as besides our
party there was quite a number of
other travellers qn hoard,\ with
whom we soon became acquainted.
The sea was delightfully calm and I
did not notice any person on board
seaslck. We were up on deck most
of the time, some of the girls slept
o11t in the open, as the night air
was balmy and delightful, quite 'free
from these hcnvy dcws which are
experienced alter nightfnll in our
northern clime. Sleeping' out on
deck was decidedly preferable no that
of spending a 11-ight locked up in a
sturly stateroom. Sunday was spent
at sea and we had a little rain,
which, however, did 11ot last long.
Monday morning found our ship in
Bermuda and we had arrived at our
Mecca.
Hamilton, the capitnl, is a quaint,
interesting and altogether dcliglitful
little place, and during our stay
there we were permitted to roam a-
bout as fancy or inclination dictat-
ed. Bermuda is only twenty miles
long, and before leaving we visited
every bit of the island.
On Thursday morning the chaperon
and myself overslept and missed a
trip by motor out to the coral reefs.
However, wc made 11p for this less
by a 'dip in the surf, and had the
time of our lives, as the water was
perfect for bathing. Durind the af-'
ternoon we hurl a canoe paddle and
spcnt the remainder of the evening
driving. There was a dance at the
Thompson Hotel, where we were
stopping, on Wednesday night, we
were all invited and had a grand
time. We are leaving here Saturday
morning for the north and the girls
are very loth to go. This is 11
delightful country, ami it is the un-
animous opinion of our party that it
would be a. lovely place to live.
"The Man from Cooks," referred
to in the above letter is the samu
representative who will accompany
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YOU Can’l Rcsfisl Such
Values As We Arc
llllcring Friday and
Saturday
ow uNDsR THE SUN CAN ANY REALLY
SH RDW
D PERSON OVERLOOK THESE _
Friday and Saturday specials. Alreadywve have had
people person
such reasonable prices. And, 1‘€H1@1T1b€‘1', When We
ally thank us for offering such goods at
offer good values We mean it--We offer these in all
sincerity--we
offer and stand behind' every purchase
A the same as if you actually paid the original price.
Now how in the World could you in the face of
facts stay away on these days ? ‘
We're looking for you and offering you values
that will make your trip worth while.
Fancy Shirls From A Good Values In
1.25 lo 1.50 for 87c
Hcreisn good ruiige of rcully fasliioimlilc-
wcll made, nicely iiiiisliccl plain and fancy
sliirts in stiff nndsoft l
dctuclicd cuffs. You can
:1 Toronto or Montreal store for loss llum
$1.25. ‘§1._“,5, $1 _=,o,.~aelli11;_-_' hcrc l<`1'i1lu_v
:u1<lS:ilurday...... .. .. ._  
Slanlicld’s Underwear
linuginc buying such u11<ler\vcnr :ue Star.-
l`1cld’s at il1<~:>‘c prices ~ supply your rcipiiri-
iiicnts Friday :ind Salurdny.
Stailllcldts 'l`1'u1'o l`11sl11'i11k:1l»lc 1nulc1\\‘c:1r
-func soft texture- n111iz1l>I_\' sclnpicd to pco~
plc who ivznit light woollcn uiulcrwcnr. Per
;;_':11'111c11l . . . .
.   70:
Rc-<l Luhcl pcr <,;'ur111u111, l1c:1\'is.-1'. . _...$1.01)
lllue Label per g:11‘111L-lit, l1c1\\'ic:<t. . . . . _|5
1o.<1_>111s, atfnclicd :uul
't buy ihcsc sliirts in
16 Cravencllc Coats Worth From
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Separator, manufactured by the In-
- ternational Harvester Co. and pur-
chased through their agents, Messrs.
Richard Grant & Co.
SECOND PRIZE-Splendid driving
sleigh, manufactured by the Canadi-
either lady or gentleman.
SPECIAL-The lady receiving the -
largest number of votes will be pre-
sented with a special prize of a
$20.00 silk drop skirt.
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island and New York City.
The Guardian’s Tourists on their
seventeen day Tour of thc; Berinudu
Not only the contestants who hnvc
small number of votes, but those
$9.85 lo
$12.75 For Two Days 
nn Carriage Co. and purchased
1 through their agents, Messrs. A.
\ Horne & Co. ' .
THIRD PRIZE-If a lady wins, a
mink muff. If a gentleman, a coon
coat. -
FOURTH PRIZE-If a lady wins, a
$20 tailor-niude suit. lf' a gentleman,
A $20 suit or overcoat.
tion.
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This contest will
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Every $1.00 will count as 100 votes,
other amounts in the same propor-
the 17th day of December-.l
close Saturday,
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U(-Oughs Cured for R quarte,._ NO dope. Children -like it. Prepared
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cure no qua1‘ter. “British Cough and sold bl E'  Foster* ('“e“L_m
(lurc” does the work. Contains no D‘"\l§Sl10\"B, Sunnyside. 11-16631-
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5 Heal is What You
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Most every Coal will burn but
what yo11 want is Coal that will
Give Heat while burning. We
have tlic hottest thing i11 the
market.
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Give us your orclcr and be
_~ convinced.
s'rANF1ELD's BLUE LABEL UN-
DERWEAR Is ossnnap Hana Ar
$1.15 P1~:a,oAn1v1EN'1‘. You Know
THE Gocns-You KNOW THE
VALUE, You Kuow THAT Ar ous
PRICE rr WILL ,PAY You 'ro suv
YOUR w1N'rnR REQUIREMENTS
HERE. ,P1.s:N'rv or ALL siz-
Es. Moons: & 1v1¢Laon. 11-mu.
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A niaiiwna A ~ `
Good hlvcstment 1
O1 alldlewels t_he most souirht
niter an most highly prized is the
who have not yet cntered, can cuslly
in a few days time place their names
among the leaders. The/ lnrge vol-
ume of votes issued on cach paid-in-
advance subscription, together with
the clipped coupons which appear in
each issue of The Guardian, makes
it quite possible for new entries to
send i11 their application and finish ,
with one of our magnificent Prizes.
ADDRESS AND PRESENTATION.
The inclemency of the weatho" on
Friday, ‘Nov. 11th, did not prevent
the meeting together of thc friends
and neighbors of Duncan unul Mrs.
appreciation of thcm as good citi-
zens, and to extend to them their
best wishes for a. long and 'happy
life in his new residence, which he
has just completed and now occupies
and which, to say the least, reflects
m11ch credit on the s1\rroundin1g\s. The
evening passed altogether too quick-
ly, until the hour for supper was an-
nounced, each and every one partak-,
ing heartily of the choice viunds,
prepared by the ladies present. The
following address, rand by Capt. D.
Sutherland 'ei Stanley Bridge, and
accompanied with a nice Morris
chair was then presrmted to Mr. and
Mrs. Colez-
(lole, Fountain Road, to show their /
16 Crziveiicttc coals for sixtccn lucky .incu----for iucn who \\':1ut thc
comfort of such :1 cont and ure willing to luke 41 s;1_vi11g'. They :irc f:1.sl1io1111l>lc,
well tailored and sniurtly cut coats. This is the very scusoii you want onc, :ind
today is your opportunity to malae ri saving. Si:/_cs 36 and 42. Rcgul:1rly sold
at 9.85 to '12.75fo1'Frid;1y :md Snturdziy, . _ _   . . . . . . -..___ _ .- $5-69
Boys’ Three Piece Men’s and Boys’ Fancy Shirts
Suits Fm. $425 Values That Challenge Comparison
I\lc11's;111<l boys' soft f:111c_\'sl1i1't.~: sizes 13, 13 1-2,
_ 23, boys” three piece suits, double
14, 16,16 1-2, Rcgulrir 75c for. . . .  ._ ......55c
|n_C,‘_`_tGd ,md Single b]_e,Ntk_d `_tylL_`_' Snnill 1‘:1115;c_ of cxirzx quality nirt- l':111cy sliirls.
Good wearing :ind fiisliioiinhlc 111111-
Sizcs 14, 1=,, |_=, 1-2, 10, lo 1-2. Rcg'11lu1' 1.111 for
_ _ l"1'i<ln_v :ind S:11l11‘dn_\'...,. _ ..........._.. ......66c
051115- Seumll fclllllilfll' *lt   lit-Ltc1'<|11;1lit_\‘ 1.65, 1.75, 1.85 for.. . . . . .
..l.07
. $5-7510 $7-75 for - - ~ - - - - - ~ ~ ' Small ruiigc ol`cx11'aqi1:1lii_\'2 25:1u1l .'.75l`o1'. . ..
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KEEP YOUR EYE ON THE APOYV
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The
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Where You
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A. Pickard & Co.
diamond. Our resplendent s_t'_vck
of jewelryf contains an enticing
array oi t 1s_Hem oi_zemn and n
prices that wi surprise you.
Qur diamonds are the best for
price anywhere-we have flawless
gems secured from the world s best
sources. We are experts in _the dm-
mond business and_ will give you
our experienced skill ln selectinlr
Phone 240.
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BOXES, BARRELS,I-IOGSHEADS and CRATES
of new goods gathered from many countries are be-
E are busy getting ready for the big annual
HOLIDAY RUSH. Hundreds of CASES,
ng received and opened up '
New and Up-to-dale Goods
fancy goods, elegant china, glassware, toys, dolls,
gsme|,Chri|lm\a stationery, Xmas cards, calendars.
newest books, leather goods, amsllv/area, Brie-s Brac
etc.
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Santa Claus headquarters will he more popular
than ever this year.
Garter 81 Company, lld
drtutf.
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To Mr. and Mrs. Cole: Wc, your
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Good - »
Principles
are the necessary basis
of good li\-ing,but sound
precepts lose much of
their force if the preach-
er fails to practise what
he preaches.
We preach fair denling,f:\ir
prices and good goods-\\'c
hclicvu in these and pracli~e
fhcm. They work both ways;
help those \vho deul with us,
nnd so help ns.
E. A. Foster
Central Drugstore
Sunnyside
Successor fo
friends and neilrhbors, after first
asking your pardon, for invading thc
privacy of your home, wish to ex-
tend to you our hearty congratula-
tions upon the completion of your
new and hc-nutiful 1`cside11cc, which is
most creditable, both i11 design and
execution, and in tokc-11 of our high
appreciation of you as good citizens
and neighbors, we present yo\\ with
this small token of esteem coupled
with our hcst wishes that you and
yours may long bo spared to enjoy
the comforts and conveniences that
are afforded you in your magnificent
n-ew residence-the product of your
thrift and industry. Signed in bc-
hall of all present: Dan-iel f~luther~
land, Wm. Campbell, A. J. Corbett,
Norman Nicholson, Geo. M. McKay,
Andrew McKay.
The singing of "For He's A Jolly
HQVV'
‘ can you cxpcct io have a good smokg unless you use 0\1I'
_ Tob ea.oo<:>
Dark and light cut iiifins :uni uviickagwl.
Hickey & Nirhulson Tabasco C0-. Ud-
Chilrloticlown Phone 345 M1\""f”"""""'”
dmwl
`-I wa l
To Our 'Patrons and Friends
Gozul Fellow" and other selections,
together with some remarks by those
iireseut. occupied the remain-rler nt
the evening. The singing of "Auld
11808 Sync” and "God Save The
King.” hrouglit to a close a most
pleasant evening spent by the friends
and neighbors of Fountain Mills.
Laundry Work
Carefully Done
_ Our lnu|nlr_v work is distinc-
V live and snfisfnciory. W1- use
thu latest Improved macllincry,
thus eliminating nmny niistakr-s
and reducing the price on high
qualify work.
You vannol n1`1`ord fo keep the
sonic old rui-doing your work
in the same old way, with the
same discomfort ni thc old high
prices.
We can do your work. bcltcr,
chcapcrand 1|uickcr_ than you
l‘l|\»
“Two lionds nrc better than
0119," and we wnnl to prove it to
you. Phone 151 for our wagon.
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The word Hard\\'m'c covers more :uncles ilmu ll? Cr
line of the '
Mercantile Business
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Wlulc our stock is by far the largest and iuost Colllllle e
I
P.  I. there is somclinies .something wc have not g0f-
. 1 which
To overcome tl11s we have made :u'r:1ngc111cnts hy
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we can supply you with any article you 1u:1Y"°Cd 0
notice. _
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