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. _ . fyifi ' a  'gtg-infill? fto
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Ing  _-_~,  e y igon _the`bi;t remedy ivemlcnglxvt grunt?)
J ’,_l, \.;,.ii1-__"‘.':,"`i¢_*' :4‘,_»"'if‘.-."»,,,\___-_ ' _@ruIqio_gte». ,‘d‘sn\iru!f, stimulate hair B
ROl1I_1_g&i,-§;€:___‘ ___..____o  owth and prevent premature bald an
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It is the 'i’fo"r
open Fire  5
Order' to-day
jrisnts, snd in
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_fff‘?‘Y§.. _ _- 'rim cHA.RLo'r'rE'rowN cnssnisu _ .  amor sur- 1
or Hair Trouble, _
T" CHIRLUTTETOWN IND E
This Offer.
toso
not
entire
mis prestige
ic ~is`sb strong that we ask you to
ry on our no ve gusran ee that of
your money will be cheerfully refund- d
zes, 50c and $100 Sold only at
Klnnon Drug Co.
___ ul?-i- __.l._____
little immediate harm. Yet it means
A. Piclcard fl? Co
Phone 3240.
, X. 5,,
Planting the seeds of disease and H
-` -`-‘{~=`~QMen-‘ff-f--‘f-=~:_1::.-_-.-.-_-_-.~::_r_ _ f-¢~ _-fc-_-_-__~_»; _iz
it i»sy_s._w'.iz`\=y_ iiuiis r¢oviiie_s.`|.?o_ H.‘seers,,ciisri0iteiown_ wa.,
strongly V- -  _*_* _ _ reglsteredat the Queen Hotel, Hali-
MAU sid 'rrsta
aud_ _ 'S-' ,- -'NGDDD . Picton, csme a., n llrsv. ‘
if itdld- *P Churlottotown Saturday evening' ,
Should by um N°"‘h“mb°rl“nd- ' ' M\”'d°°k M¢KiDl10n, Coiiiiiiissiiiner
and ‘ '   _ _ _ .'.0f__A8l`_l°_\3i_Wf9. Charlottetown, wan 3
give _The W. B.'Hnrkins Company' ar- PB5S¢lls¢_l'_r_ctp{'ning_liy the Tlortlium-
“sm,_ they rived inpharlottstown lm fhh_N¢r'th.__ .béflsnd Saturday night.
‘would lose us and our state- ““"b°"1“_”_‘1'{38lf\ll1dBY‘eV°lliI1€-  ` _ ‘¢ ' 1- . "* ‘
our husi- '  1:1»--- ~ _ 1; Subscribers and others are asked to
The Guardian' prints all the' HOME remit by Money Order or by Register-
- ‘J ,___ _
hail-_ “ii  oth” ng~"_`.__,,_nd has tha SWEWL od Letter. The Guardian ls not res-
fall aut or honor and pleasure of being the HOME Pgéislble for remittances forwarded
ner paper i‘d_r1Prince Edward Island. 0 CFB than as above. llllgtp
.
A“¥‘b5Y who desires to run errands A very; pretty “'e‘1di“H *-001* Place
hould call at Guardian early todsy 0;' Agungay evening at eight 0'c1ock
clears oi an excellent iti 1 r “_ '°._° °m° Of f-he brides p t
0 right bvv. pos oi'/ini):-_  ,,1;“,° “mi M" Re.” °f_Lsness§l»rrenslf
____ _ M<_lBB.G when their third daughter
,_A wide circle of friends will learn ,ia wrgia' was united in mar-
t it Bm t with deep regret of the serious illness I ge with Heath Ca"“0dY Of P. E
Mrs Stanley, at the home 9; hm. Bland' The °°|'9m0HY was performed
' ~ b R .
ed ifit does not do as we claim. Two lfgtifter’ `M"' 1*'  P"°W5"» Ohm' Gborgcgs ch‘Zrcl?'CEli£f-ti1o;l]g3n_'__§€ 5,3;
OWU. and will hope for her Sta,
si . . _
nur store-The Rexall Store. The Mc- speedy ‘.'°°°v°ry‘ I _
Miss uuisiis Hogan, who has been , 'me ¥’°”_“"'“°°° af Azriculture is
- _ ’ spending the summer at her home ln 7 "Calif Of a letter frpm the agents
:Klonstlpation occasions little con- Charlottetown ' left this morning 0 the M““°h°5t°" TPB-11°F", stating
eern, just as it may appear to do _fgillfning to Boston, She was accom: that she will sail direct from gh,”-_
pied by hor mother, Mrs M. P lottetown ‘tn Ma."°he“t°1`- 0" Oct
0Zan, who will spend n few weeks in wth* and that aplllicatlon should he
E"__. --L  ,-iii .i__A=¢\0“r_,_fA'_£u fn Rexau 1.93:: Hair Ton_ _
' _ 17h' .rv f
"iv "_ .  ~. _"f‘\_':~5_-'__'
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i
ll
ot exist, Jamleson's Cascara. Tnhl,
ts are a thorough and permanent
 -1
co_wuoNweA|_u1" iioiei
Uppolfto State rlonio B_;lton,_Mns ,
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H" [F  `w\"1""'f\?'i"`¢+=
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;¢p»ll
*"1*
L - 4.;
.
oilerl rooms with hot and cold water for
ll-00 per dniy and up. w I includes free
use of fail: io shower a s. Nothing to
squalt sinNsw England. Rooms with
private baths for li er d yand up
sn tel oltwo ropmsnn iblth or Sl. pe
day and up. Dininf 'rooms and cafe rsi
clan. European p an `
ABSOLUTELY FIREPROOI
stone floors nothing wood but the door
Equipped with lie own Sanitary
Vacuum Cleaning Plant.
Sfrioily A Temperance lloiel
Bend for Booklet
Commonwealth lloiel ine.
\"i‘u|u'.ll F. CRAFTS
firm: usnnnpp
W
_-
`  Novembei°__!
saturday the Northumberland ar-
le
cure. Pleasant and prompt. 25c box. “ved in Picton from Charlottetown
J. G. Jamieson. Drugsise io-Alvin. at ‘L55 H- “‘~ She left asain about
430 P m. with passengers, express,
p._ m. She leaves today at 8.20 for
i’l°t0ll. returning at night
Mr. Buyer, Charlottetown, has com-
lileted at his studio 3 very nicely 5,;-_
trouble. It is a condition that need ljlvston. ._ A _ made U-5 5°°l1 BS Possible for space.
Fruit Growers who pl t
apples on this boat sllidiiildoarrifillilb)
for space.
Ag Winnipeg in the general hospital
na - - -
_ man and freight and arrived at 810 Olld Cf., 4th. Sanctinius lil. McKinnon
dic as the result of an accident on
gl; Ulm fable at soul-is, ivisnitoiui.
HB was known in railway circles as
_ ig Teen McKinnon, He was born
in Prince Edward Island and worked
on the I C R out of Newcastle, W
1883 as a. ‘ocomotivc driver but ' r
|Fashi0_I\ Magazines' €l‘.?.i;°“..i“l‘.’.‘.¥_ ii°‘-.13 .2£.'.?;’§ “°3§;‘2: B-' ff” may vers He wwf we in
4
Le Bon Ton _
Elite Styles i
American Dressmaker. »
35C
25c
5oc
Le Costume Royal 25c
Vogue 25c
Pictorial Review r 5c
Hsrper's Bazar i5c
at
G. E. Ritchie’s
|81) Queen Si. '
Phone 567-J
l_ li *W was-:lun _,___ ' ._  __ __', u
i0ttet0WH~ It is an artistic piece of
W
pf rs. Stanley, her daughter, Mrs,
..
Khter, Mrs Ritchie and Mrs. Bit.
chie’s two little children. Besides this
picture there was also ajine group
of  E. Prowse and family when
during the recent visit of their son,
William to his home in Charlotte-
town.
i-41
Tomorrow the oiuirdian will begin
Wm Permit. ii number nf the articles
contributed to the Patriotic competi-
tion_ referred to elsewhere.
tMiss Annie Maud Magee of King.
5 Oh. N- S-. and Harry Havelock
;\;l;>_;'e_l_1o1ise of Kilburn, N. B., were _un-
'I mm Ile on the vnu; nf
0°t°b9" _19ffil'. 1912, at the Parsonage
0! the First Methodist i".hnr¢h_ Char.
mite'-OWII. P._ E. I. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. J. Heaney, B. A.
'Vim death occurred suddenly and
nexpectedly Saturda eve in
CG Qt Your Horse M eglicifjés Here) '_é‘»$.i‘1?_‘€‘&.2‘.. ‘“‘f“§’.§‘y.. J»;"x'g'§i°°£°:f
Our stock of horse medicines is one of the largest
and best in the Province. We have everythiiig_,you
could desireiin .this . line' known from practical exper- _ _
ience what is best. what you need, and are offering ' '
closest prices.
Let us attend to your wants. We know we 'can
give you perfect satisfaction.
M acK1°1inon Druq Company
11. 0 n _ oo ,
Ofmefly or Tryon. 'rho into Mr.
SMI until Saturday evening taking
fore seven his heart failed and‘ he
passed peacefully away. He was born
in GPH-Paud seventy-nine years ago
and resided for some time at South-
l-‘Ort-, removing about fifty~five years
ago to "l‘ryon where hc built up n re-
munerstivc boot and shoe business
nrt in evervtbing that in any uny
The Rexsli Store ‘Cor Great George and Kent Sis- and Wim” 11180 he ivvk- a prominent
\__._
l O li - ' -
Let us congratulate you
, \  _ ` f If you are. smoking a _
, ` ‘ pipeful of our Bright. Cut
__».,-;":_-:.,=_  ' smoking tobacco we know
 '  I _ p you are in a mood when
. most agreeable smoke on
"" - _ ' the market. _Burns freely
__ _ _ __ __ _ - _ __ '_ ‘ < s»dc1esnly,and NOTTHE
=:~'-2--`_f'»‘-3:3: _TON__(f,_Ul3. __ Try our
` '_ ~§'§’?r2=f:R5
- f--'__' 
` 4' - O able It is the coolest and
'BLACK TWIST chewing tobacco. N one better.
Hickey il Niilfwlsvn
'Phone 345, Cliarloftetown.
Good Values'
e Cutlery
Without doubt our stock _of
cutlery o the .largest .__n iid~ best#
assortment inthe Province today,g_
and our prices are _i,inb_eaiohle-»-if-_`
are down at rock bottom. ' ~,
_ ii
. ` -
Note these superior values. 
and buy-today. ` _
‘ Gillette Razor, t`he“‘no strapping no honing" kind. 'recognized by
all shaver; as rho bint nhfsiy razor in the world, Set complete with 52
blades ln handsome plush liusd Isstli lr cue ...... -'- - - -  - »  »
Rogan Special Razor eomewlnt similar to 'Gillette lon uses (`-glligtse
style |,~,se|¢, me gi-sdeh 75: and.  _ . _ . ..,. ..._....,.,-.73-_-_»_f__~_ _-_ - ._
Auloolrop, s prime favorite with all particular -shaven, complgglf
'ph l,l,¢,._  ..,.,... .....  ~
King Caller old style riser, guArn°leed......_ ....  ..... .......$2-
__(_7llipro_]d|'tylB| ra¢or_=,_octo. .....   ...... ,.53-
Cuvlnl Sef|,_3 too places in hlniliome _plush _lined,_ lest-her Saad
hardwoodouta”to..,,..,...............,  ....  »
Table Knive_|_eod forts, sell of ‘gl
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 fviiwcic  
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' ;.-_ .;»¢/,.»~»_,_  ~“"~
‘.35 -i". " ` iivitations are accept-
Tobacco Co. Lid.
Manufacturers.
In
Pick out what you want
_.». _
..':7fff‘.'fIf.`..'.'.'..fTTf°§.fTf”f1_¥£.£i’
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pertained to the general good of the
community. He was a devoted and
active member of thc Tryon Method-
ist Church, a man of sterling charact-
er, loved by a wide circle of friends
and esteemed by all who knew him.
Never of robust health lie suffered a
stroke of pnralysls about a, year and
ii half ago, from which he recovered,
but in January last he
Sllfiercd ax . secondf 'stroke from
which. nI_though‘ ‘skiufuily and
tenderly nursed, he only partial-
ly rallied. On August. 29th he sudden-
ly lost the use of his limbs and fell
to the floor of his room, dislocstlug
his hip. Since that time he was al-
most constantly confined to his bed.
The late Mx. *Hood, who since his
son W. H. Hood, of Tryon with his
wlfc and family removed to Calgary
on account of the former’s ill health,
has made his home with his son J.
P. Hood, Charlottetown, from whose
home the remains were forwarded
yesterday to the residence of George
H. Cailbeck, Tryon, the funeral tok-
ing place today, Monday at 2 D. m.
to ’i‘ryon Methodist Cemetery. Be-
sidesihis bereaved widow, who was
formerly -Miss Annie Leard, daughter
of the iste John .heard (Greek-l
three -nous.. John P., Cliurlotte-
town; \V_ H., Calgary, and Roy in
Summei-side and one surviving daugh-
ter, Mrs. J. W. Cailbeck, Summer-
side, are left to-mourn the loss Of I1
Kind, devoted Hndmucli loved latl..
::Don't_ foi-get that for every iii
there's a Rexall Remedy and that each
Rexall remedy is s. guaranteed, non-
secret preparation endorsed by over
3,000 dealers; No secrets or mystery
to Rexall remedies-the formula is
plslnly printed on each label. Over
300 of these preparations-one for
each common ill., Sold, recommended
and guaranteed by the McKinnon
Dru Go The Rexall Store, Corner
s 
Gt. George gud Kent Sta. 10-l.7iMetl.
Fresh, Pure
“ Pastry '
-Our pastry has a dain-
ty flavdr all its ownaiid-
` foripurlty ' and whole
someness is above eom~
psrison. These are fresh
today- German Buns,
Patties, Rock Cakes,
gears of Tartu' Bans,
mon Topo. A doz. .|241
0 Phone air
l ll' " Bal(
Sew. lgeiit‘St. 
the last ten years h h <1 ' h Io
orl'wh‘ h li , as H c arge UI
N; ic s ows excellent likenesscs. one of the express runs out of Win-
nipeg on the U. P. R. He was g_
»E~ PTOWSC. Mrs. Prowse’s dan- ,ilromlnent member of the B, of L_ E,
and a _chief engineer of the local dl
V1Slt_>h there for many terms. He is
§;"`(;iV°d by ll Wid0W._ who was 3 Miss
C Ofmsclf. of Wiurimeg. out there
ago several brothers and one sister,
t e latter lives in Rnssano, Alta. one
ol the brothers is a |1ost-oFficcin-
sllcctor in Saskatchewan, one is ' in
business in Medicine Hat and two are
Iiublishlng, from dny to day, ng. Space in Cali_foi~nia. The late Mr. McKinnon
in addition to his connection with the
brotherhood was a faithful member.
of the C. M. B. A. Branch' 163.
A sad and much to he regretted
accident occurred in this city Friday
iillrht whereby Peter Robertson, an
old and rcspccteo citizen had his hip
bi-olzen. The accident is nil the more
regrettable from the (act that there
was no excuse for it whatever, Mr
Robertson being the victim of a
reckless driver who after running in-
to him and knocking him down did
not even stop to find out to_ whatvex-
tent the old gentleman was inlnrcd.
Mr. Roherston who is 89 years ol
age was on his way home from at-
H00d» although in falling health for‘ ` ~.
so t . *tending evening service atf  ,t_
me imc was apparently as well as D st .8 C ul d al H _ éwét
lllllill l\€l` BWB B1
,, , . , _ _ _
his nourishment regularly. Shortly be-i Cmb-be.” mm” “nd was 5"" stepping
oil the curb on the crossing when a
horse and carriage coming up Grafton
Street swept around' the corn ner at a
high rate of spced,. cutting in at the
curb as close as possible, knocking the
old gentleman ofl his feet as stated,
the driver continuing out Great
George Street without stopping. Sev-
eral people who witnessed the accid-
cnt ran to the assistance. I-le was
picked up and driven to his home on
Kent Street East, where upon medic-
al aid being summoned it was ascer-
tained that his hip was broken. He
was at once removed 'to the city
hospital, where he is receiving every
care and_is doiug as well as can be
expected. '_
Soaps
____l
week '
See our Kent Street
window for splendid
values in soaps, this week.
Cuaranteed_pure and,
non-irritating to the skin.
201: and 2 c a box
|.lohnson &_Johnson
i =-_-can-.=_ 
i-_.ll-1
Nyals 0ld Rose
Hazel Cream
<.
` i
most popular toilet
preparations is Nysl’s
Old Rose Hazel Cream.
It is ii superior uali-
tv toilet cream wifli the
fine, delicate aroma and
exquisite tint of old
roses- For facial use it is
superior, used b'y leading 'l
beauties and footlight favor- 
ites. Luge bottle .  . .25e
149 Gt. Geo. Bt.
l
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e i  iiofws
C'»h’t6'ivn.  i s  i . » __ *  cwiown "
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This weelc a great Display .
A New ~°1>en-Angie” sfoo1<;..gS‘ll f
Stockings for babies, for boys and girls, for men’
for women, right stockings for everybody --
 T_li_I§   FOR YOU TO-DAY with the finest line___of
stock i_ng_s for___the _wee _f__ol_lc_jf_or__boys I siisclmglirls-for _men and `_wcine_n__e_ver
offereu bv any Chgrloltetown h0nse.We invite special attention to PEN Ai\GLE
S_t9c_l_<__i_ug_S___-tlic~Pe_rfect__fittirig smooth durable seemless hose. '
-..- -_-f- _._ ._
»
Liille Darling the ideal stocking Liiile Kings fine soft cashmere “i"en- i
for the tiny tots. Made of purest wool angle” stocking for wee folk, is some- 
czisl1mcre.with silk toes and heels- what heavier and warmer than Little I _
bl_ack, tan, crimson and  Darling, colors black tan25Ci
wiite   ,T `
Pen-Angle Cashmere 35c. This is I
the best low price stocking in
Canada. Seamless perfect fitting3 5 C
3 pairs for $1.00. “Pen-Angle”
Cashmere 75c. This stocking is made
of fine Australian wool, soft, light,
Pen-Angle cashmere at25c. This is a
good solid, all round stocking, no ‘
seams a ood hlter and wear-
Pen-Angle caslimere at 5oc. This is
a fine soft perfect fitting seamless and
§?’.'.3;._f‘.f`.‘.‘Tf’.i.`i.f‘ffifif5’. ffl. 5 Oc E”.§‘2If`.'.’... 7_““.“_`.1fff. .‘.`f"i. _ .‘?ff1_ 75c
Pen-angle Hosiery is' Guaranteed 
to ht you properly and perfectly, not to shrink or stretch, and the dyes to be ah- `
solvutely-Hfast.'lt is guaranteed to wearulonger than any other cashmere or cotton 
hosiery sold at the same prlce.lf after wearingVPeri-Angle guaranteed hosiery any ‘
lengtliof time, you should ever had a pair that fails to fulfil this §na_i'_aiite_e in
any pazrtizcular, return the same to us, and we will replace them with t ww pairs
free of charge. This isztlie makers guarantee and wc will personally stand ny it iii
every_particular. _ 1
 MOORE &_ McLEOD--the stocking specialists.
i-` V , .
Pen-Angle Silk Stockings 75c. This Pen-Angle Silk Stocking $1.25.
stocking is made with pure silk leg, This is a particularly fine silk hose. i
with lisle toe and heel with toe six in. The leg is made of silk. The top is of
' or so of lisle, so that there is no danger lirsle-the sale is double. silk toes and
of t e hose supporter cutting or heels are reinforced best 9 i
li
tearing the stocklng...... . _ _ . ._ lvalne obtainable at. _ ._  04-/56 ,
A splendid range of stockings for schoolboys and schoolgirls in stout cotton ,
-in worsteds--in cashmere. For your children see the famous DI'AMOND KN EE ,
stocking in wide rib, This is the ideal high class stocking to stand hard wear i_ »
and they cost 450. 50c, 55C, 60:, 7oc,75c according to size.
.<~_\-..._
--Special Show of Hosiery _
Men who want the Best Sorts ”
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' Good Cashmere Sox 25c. This is a Heavy Ribbed Wool Sox goo. No cold
good decent well made sock---a fitter anda feet with this line soft warm Scotch ~
neat good looking line 2 5 C Heather mixtures extra heavy 3 Oc
'lhe Wonder Seamless Sox 35c_ This _ _ _
one is made of a figie sifnooth cashmere. _ Pen-tdnglc Sox at _gogi 'illiis line comes
.' in suioo i cas mere ac ,
_ uitliout seams a per ect itter 3 5C tan’ g_eyS_ b_ues_ greens   __ _
1-me FAMOUS lssosn sox Fon neu-risnr: Ar 5° CENTS
HEKCULES SOX-THE OLD RELIABLE ENGLISH UNE __5o CENT_S__ _ ,_
I , --i Y l _ -- _
- _One of-tliehest and 
_,. g /» Leave 0h'town§ ‘l.mu~i-.Woe\u.'i‘.a `. i
The 2 M“°3 ` E- R. BRUW 1 s‘!2.',;_.:.°~  \
l ==J ll _ MU Milf;
i
I ALWAYS SELEGT '
Master i 
Mason
` " Out Plug Tobacco < . f.
The reliable brand cut from our
original “AMssicAN Niivv" Plug.
sono uv su. onine ’
Mssusacruuicn nv 5 _,_
RGCK CITY TOBACCO CD. _
QUEBEC.
F ire ‘
Insurance
' in good strong Stock Companies at rea-
l sonable rates. _
Promptness in payment of all clalmsl ,
Loa.:&Bo_e__\¢!_Poin
o.no‘°“ ` 
Leave
1 B0 n.
' lw "
9.30 "
11.01 “
1.80 p.
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