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It is full of tasty eating-to tempt the appetite
gf young and old alike-if it is one of Mooney'a
handy  filled with '
l‘iooney’s ,Perfection
They are a luncheon delicacy-a dinner dainty-
and the “whole thing" for children's supper.
Baked in Canada’s model' bakery, and packed '
piping hot from the ovens. n
Always fresh and crisp in`
 fg the tin pails.  0 I
P£Rr[i1:DN Gmmwnphm ,uk ,.Mm_,,»,_.. PERr£tT|ora
fill! lic” (lm @5331
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Hewron Underwear eonforrns snugly
fo every line and curve of the body. It
possesses that springy, elastic tendency
which assures perfect freedom of bodily
mon-ernent. This unusual flexibility is due
to the lil ‘i quality oi wool used and the
superior v.'.-lv in which the garments are knit.
‘Hewson i Cn-derwvear feels wonderfully
smooth, soft and restful to the body. No
rough seams to arl!10}` You-
They are neatly covered by
a process that required the
introduction of special
machines for the purpose.
For comforts sake buy_
Underwear trade-marked
with the Hevvson oval-
.-ilss .\f'1l!_¢"5 Uf
Hmson Puff li c-ol Tilrffil-
Hewso
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.....BY.....
_ wnmnn umanl cus.
HERE IS THR GllAllDIlll’S NEW COMPETITION
Write on the Coupon what you consider the best line
to complete the following verse:
There did dwell in Prince Eflward's fair Isle,
A brown-eyed young maiden, whose smile, .
Was voted the sweetest,-
Her figure the neatesf,-
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Send it to "l.imericks, Guardian Office," with Io Cents
and see if you will win a prize.
UPEN T0 EVERYDNE
The money received will he dividrd into Four Prizes
he proportion of 40, 30, zo and ro per vent. Compositions
w eelzly at noon on Saturday, and prlz -winners will be
uuced on the f ollowiug Monday. The more entries the
r the prizes.
Everybody Try rc It
'lhe Coupon printed bel iw m-:st be used.
Limerick Comp -titiun.
My lust line is: ,
VI agree to ac:/rep: th: ri lit »r’s- decisrol  final, and enier
only on that understanding . ‘
Name._._.. . . __
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Dnte NGCPKIY' TQ IACLN
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lHl Ellilllllill
`ElllillS THE Hill]
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The Guaniian ION!! I-ha \& 1 Pgr-
.moe within' which ll. ia pahlham nun
.ully and oompklaly than alyoihar nowa-
rans minted in Chanda. ~
With adaily uuvulaum otha tanning
~ndr-vu-al editlm now ahouguli um
‘sowing fronrday to day, ithaa hian
til nomdn lor a daily unhliaadon in A
~mall oommnnllp . "
blarlotoaéowa has A population ol ILQI
md Prince Inward _lalandhaa lil,ill). Th
Gumun duly aluminum in :neuron
i-rl no lin( population Ia fhoelty ni
fnunh. u nnhlunsa, mln.” nn: nn
uooilhtluaot thi`Pmv|ahe. Thh ia. the
uanairuaehv believe nnequailad by any
tally newspaper putiiahod in Canada
Take one or two eolnpariama with other
.ndlng newnpapern in other cities and
Pmvlnm
St. John haa A population of 40,111) and
the Provxnoe of New Brunswick 3,100
it. John has live newapapan and Among
base The Telegraph and The Suu are
Perhaps thefuemmt. Bach elaima aeir-
.-ulatlon of about 8,111) or mv ani to 5 of
the panulatiou' of that city and 1 In 40 ol
-.he populatlon of the Province.
, Or again: Tornrw haaa population of
some Z."0,i'Ill and me Province nl Ontario
about 2,i*&,llD. Tho Fumoto Globe in a
neat Canadian newspaper, known all
over the _worldaa one of tho lummlxt
journals. 'Inc Globes published daily ctr
culatlon is slightly under 5”, 'Phat ia
ssl to 5 of the population of Toronto and
I to 44-ef the population oi Onladn.
Tho point ln tum that The Guardian
aovers the held of its circulation three
md a half times as well, if oompand
nth population of 'hr city, and over
.hree times an well, tasmz the popula-
:lon of its Province, as the has New
umnswich and Ontariodally newspapers,
.nu these ucadmlttedly among the nest
n Canadnu
These facts are printed in no spirit '\i
'-casting. but lor the satisfaction of
Guardian readers andadvertlslug paamns
alike. They haven right mknow how
»ompiefely their favoriue Journai’sen-
domed by the reading public among
whcmit- circulates and how completely
it covers the field an an advertising
medium in this Citv and Province.
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Synonsls at canadian North-Wasi
HOMESTEAD REGULATIONS.
ANY even numbered section H' Dominion
Lund in Manitohn Fnakntchewan and
alberta. exceptin 8 and 2'. not reserved
may be honxc-eflenried by any person who in the
sole head ofa fnrnilr. ol any male over IB years
p‘f‘)afce;e:`ol1t]l`;1e'e‘;rr7er‘;Lof nue~quarter section
Any icalmns for entry mmf. be made
person by the applicant nt a D minion Land
Aircrcy nr Bubolency for the dietrict in
which thc land is situ<te. Entry by proxy may
however, bemnde nt an Akency cn certain
frondltxona by. thu father mother. son
daughter, bro! cr ur sister of an intending
homo reader. _
The homestealler lr rcqured to perform the
hlipie-ltead I dunes under one of the
o ow ng ans.
(ll Atlegstsix vrnnthz residenc upon and
cnltlvationolthrland in ouch year for three
vvors.
(Zi A homesteadcr msy_ if he so desire
Qcrrm the required reed-nee duties hy
living on farminilnnd owned volcly by him
notigesp than ei; tylllll neras in extent.. in
,the v_|c1nlty of his homestead. Joint owner
ship in land will no' meet this requirement.
(Si I( the father (ormotheln if the fabhori
deceased) of huuntsader has “permanent
hjlidenco nu frmlnl' land oven seloly by
him not less tuan eighty Mi) sores in extent
in thc vic»ni'y ff the homestead. or upnn a
1 homestead entered for by him in the vicinity
muh horneirendor may perform hiv ovrri
rt-sirllcnce duties by living wivh the father (or
mot ler.
_ Ui The term “vlc‘nity' in the two preced-
ing paragraphs is defined a.s_ maaningriot more
than nine lrulel in rt du-eotlmo, elocluuve of
th-w width fs( and allowances crowned in tht
measurement, _
|51 A homesteader intending to perform hu
re~i<ience duties in acc Jrdnnce with the abovt
while living with parents or on fnrmlnz land
owned by himself must nolify the agent for
thedwtrlct ol meh in\cnuun_
Six months' notice in writing should be vor
to lhe Commissioner of Dominion lang al
Otmwmaf intention to upp‘v fair [€lvtlen`$..1
C RY
Deputyof the minister of the Interior.
.\` H.-Unnutho-:md ruhlicatlon uf this na~
\-orflsemenr will not be paid for
-zTd8m
 
-*V"V'**V\v;~/\~¢\»- vyvuvan
An Autumn Forecast
The only huis on which to
predict the future is the record
of the pmt. In the light of
thai rerformance. and bearing
in mind the reputation of the
piwies concerned,it ls safe to
orecaut that all who buy their
fall suits and overcoat: from
ue have us have perfect satis-
faction and all x are up to the
top notch in style. Our goods
are up-to-dale and pri ou right
Mcoonald & Perry,
The Nohby Tallora,
Gt. George St,
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   nm-u¢¢n»ndamm¢y». thatcnaarn-huinot
Br0vvn'l Bloch, Charlotintaovrn P. E L
l l 1 3 s ¢ - 1-V: ' __- *_ _ Y _ " ,'W_1_-__ Tltlfllllfwll
DR. IECKIE M. R. C.” V G l._MURlfllY _ & C0
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GIDBON ANDAHTS ' “HHH HUNDBBU
Jl\d¢el7:9~33. ' Hun-rlx \al~¢ \7, IB.
GOLUBN TKXT.
Ye-nh |l~.t- g r ill n; for t e |»-Id
100|' Gcdne nlu.n hgh. l\~r !'\l~-D lh
SQL 5
l:xi>r.a.'ra-iloss. |
Va. i'~lL Sa-e night-(So pr efdirg. `
ver no. art..-can mu -.nk nuonnnj
than who-we aim al.-l almulr. l'eli\e el;
-In the divine pmp -f~. Pea:-Go.i qra-j
eluualy ur-anna am thrr 'go (Ser eh.
0:37-KI. Hur-and -» let-n ue ‘pvrtl
and lee i.-|¢ ohh- e .~n.y. S re -lr In md- '
N~o<u.ry. a||_o¢ t -le wen- wi Ill) o|
war ngalmt. a grew: It 4. hlrli-t-..~. -l`l-ial
walnut calculate' n -n<~u iz; hutlef
Ilan ta wal unll- In hr-~|-*. ll
Vo. 13 ll. Cane-i"--wi ul t e p or.
and nugasul-d hy! s-.1 city or f - d in
ly. Smo-e- \ p....ri-.lx ; tw r u= r n-on-1
Une. Aunvlerv /.-TI l» I- t v . 'eral iun
whoa.-.| nat Golan .u 4-- G e  an-i
»i~o that tl e All-1i..» lt~ - were in |»rmr.
fe r-Ig urn God and G il u \~oui~| _ re`
_ vall.
Yr. l5-18. \\’or-hlpge I-Gr tl udc .rd
joy an the rev- intl.. _ Ar c-He now re-
pertn the oali ol God, and plr u'.li»| the
people -probahlyt lln g th- army vrhxr to
had heard. Cnmpanl-~ ~"l`he plan »e»~u.n
to have leen Gldeon‘»: Gad allvws full
play of the human penn. Trumpet-
Ami thu< meh man would seem to be the
enemy tol-nd a bind. Lamps-’1'orc'i.s
(See Judne\ i5; 4 5). These were con-
cealed In the pitehen. Do likewise-The
pl-\n depeufie I on aim\|l'aue ina and unl'-
einction. Bimw S‘gn\1|'or acllan. Say-
This shout would lerrlfy by no very myl-
tery the host ot tts Mhlanlves.
V»_ 1941. Watch-juet aiu-r midnight
Blew-The gn nt numier of Lrum|.e'-
would rugiesta miuhly army lu annul:
Brake-Likn ihv clauglng of lwonzis and
shields In row-l ba|.tl~ . Three-Ccminu'
Iugand in greater \'oluu.e than nt dnl.
Every mar.-Hem we ree why vlry relect
and brave men were needei. Bach one
was an army. Flod-ln’ the utmost tenor.
Vs. E23. Lord-Ba Amon them wit-h a
panic wh‘cn oornplutelydemuzulixed them,
oo that they fought each other. Pnrcucd
-The Mldianltiea we-e so u'tuly anni-
hilatfd that they do not renppesr on the
page of nhtory.
50,000 000 FOR ADVERTISING
"James B. Duke, thu tobacco king of
Long Br<»nch.New' Jersey,l'eoenlly claimed
ln an interview lhnl. he had spent more
moncy in advertising than any other llv-
ing man. He und that Lho Birurea would
reach fifty million dollars.-Newspaper
dom.'
Yet James B. Duke in to-day one of the
wealthiest men in the vv'o`rld. When you
see n libemladvertiser you neea rich man.
The hunlnnsn man who in this ure of ad:
vorvslng is alrnirl to invent his money In
nbllclly will never accumulate a fortune.
We bvlievc M1NARD'S Li.\’IME.\'T |-
the bests-
Mathias Foley, Oli City, Out.
Joseph Snow. Norway. Me.
Charles Whonben. Hnlmavf, N. S,
Rev. R 0. Armstrong, liulgrave.
Pierre La--den-, nur.. Pnkemouch
'l'h<.mu “Hs-on, Sl' el!ield_ i\`. B.
NOTICE
All persons indebfed to Estate of
Palk. Kelly, insolvent, by Note,
Book Aooonnt,or Judgment, are re-
qursted to make immediate paymt nt
to the undersigned.
GEORGE WIGUTMAN.
Montague, Oct. ar, 1907.
For Sale. the residence of Patrick
rielly, nicely ailuated in the villa
of Montague, fronting on the Mui
Street, with ontbuildlrg, etc in goo
repair---also building Iota adjoining
GEO. WIGHTMAN t
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simon school. LESSON'
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That the Pandora ovm
is ventilated in realifi
you can prove for your
own satisfaction beyond 8
shadow of a_»donbt. JIS!
‘moisten your 5118" *nd
 _ place it in close proximi\'Y
M to the three small "DIS
_ _ _  between oven and fire»pot
doors. You can then f¢¢l
' l quite distinctly the current
ofairbeing drawn towards
 md through the vents.
. == Try this licueexperimenl
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 on your neighb0l"S Pall-
Pandora Ventilated Oven is a Real Success _ ‘
ing and ro-mixing of
cooking odors in the Pan-
dora oven, ¢°m°‘l“llY
were is positively no
chance for one article fo
be tainted with tho flavor
of another. Rather, the
delicious natural iiavor of
"ary article is retained
to the fullest extent.
oven is a real success.
When you open the doon
the oven never nndls
close and stuffy, as do the
great majority of range
ovens. _
'Food cooked in tha
Pandora is more health-
ful, as well as more appo- `
tizins md 
If your local ,dealer
cannot give you complete
information about tho” _
The Pandora ventilated Pandora, write ,direct for f`
FREE BOOKLET. "
Io indiscriminate mix-
 dura.
 "_“ So scientifically
* perfect is the Pandora)
Q ‘XJ ;
" . system of ventilation that
the air in the oven is~
constantly being rel1¢W°d
with fresh air and the cook-
ing fumes carried out
through another set of vents
in back end of ovcn and
"3~"=`l`\` 5 from there to smoke pipe.
The arrows fri illasfralian
:bow how the freslfalr
Lv disiribufed lhnoughouf
the oven and ffre way ' l
the odors escape from --**°
flu owen. -->°
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Rogers Hardware C0. Local Agents. _ __ y '
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is rich in nutriment and T
easy to digest.
, lact all things coolcable.
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Smooth Feeling
The great point in invor
of "Queeu City" Hour
is its smoothness, that is its "l
.a.....l.a|..y to .u ina. .1 l
household purposes.
Queen City _
` Flour
lt malres equnlly no well i
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frfir _ 15
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one consensus no
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lt is for you to say what style your
new Overcoat is to be.
lt is for us to have just the style
you Want.
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We cater to all men-so carry all
styles.
' The Regent "-the ' 3/'4 Box '_ .
and the " Manitoba' are three
Fit~Refonn creations that will appeal
They range from the medium weights for cold weather-
to the specially designed storm coats for blizurds and
northwest wear. Every Overcoai is guaranteed hy the
Fit-Reform label. $l 5 up. ' 253
to every man: _ _
bread, cakes or pastriy-in   V ' _ _ h
YOUR GRCCBR  I1. a V
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Charlottetown. .
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- no earn' rue Di luna.
Prompt Remm. | / A num or urum scum, ._n|..., n.,l......I’I. "
all la Qaeda lhlvenq 5-Chmillfrund lllnrnlvn `
Adam. w.J. mm" Agent _ y nmosron. our. E§';§-§~f-_";,'§§‘§_.§."~:.“’.f"'
(Late of Martin Bros.) \\__ _ _ /7/7 =g;_°',,\°°_\;,;} g~n§¢.;\_=;r=ém3 Qgg-afwmkmo
Clift's Cove, St. ]ohn'a|. ~    °”“"' °""‘° ` #-lm-\°u»ur.»u.n.`.nn ¢ _
Newfoundland um.. =- s=-_.. f _--_-_
 At High G,§f%N¢lS_pu%rtPor1ors
Y°“ <2" l§=¢°Ph°¢°rni>n omum or nn. mlnal me cl -
m°\““°d in fl 1° 311% memorial with name place fn A nie¢l` fitted
f.z‘.‘f;:'::.2r°..1:.;°s.“.'f.i:l_::.:'*::°:.°°- ':‘.:.°'°'r'» ”°'° 'ff' mf °
itted in a nice frame with aitachtgeugapidr qyiinend' md _"me Ph”
sur .toox s A rem. ima ruined cnyun menu, ‘nun Mn
wld border. Ar-zel.nm and Liywlu. s 1 .11 g | `
large heavy frame for|3.95. Aol hld::~ nlhnxirnrlfa otiiedoauzaat
ing.yon|mua\ deal direct with my riore, or Peat Giiice Box 3.
97
:::e*§:l‘\‘;hl;:V7 fee and oftlmen overehargu. Remember tha
nu of W on M Ge-rural Commission nnrhauu Veterinary surgeon "_5°'un.“m, GN! POUND CAN 860 . S; Fq, T A R B U S 
Ctad R°»‘!‘l nil* and Prniuee handled on commit .mana onwb `y,.'hdn“., @n~. . ) `  ll ` I
_ , - _ S W °|LLnT pol? High Grade Art Parlors,
V°\°¢|'l'7| °"l'°'°~°*“_¢°""‘;_“““ 7 - A , lm apolurss n¢nnnn¢l,cn'wn. "*“‘*""“*‘*“““’°f'¥"'°“ ' ' Nu," “,_‘°"`"° ; Sole Agency for Parkers Dyeln ml
it Cleaning W rka.
mu' m  5 4 'Y .__, ‘ H*A¢c¢vt no |a\§\ih.@ ‘ I  °