IS USED BY THE BEST BAKERS,- CATERERS
HOME COOKS, AS WELL AS BY THE
S'|"EAMS|»-||P AND RAILROAD COM_ geference was nlnde to a disturbance
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MADE IN CANIDA.
nie evans coonn coison
- Head -Offices in New Erowse Block- Charlottetown
It pays to buy in this Province.
The Young W0mc'n's Guild of Zion
ihurch will meet this evening at 7.25
The ‘big event of October will be
til six. Admission twenty cents.
In a recent issue of The Guardian
n Queen Street in which it was said
PANIES, AND is PREFERRED To ANY OTHER. that the Powers were mixed up in the
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Announcement  
“My Store” is now “Our Store" und \ve trust you will
cull it your store.
To the citizens of Charlottetown and the people of Prince
Ed\v:ird Island in general.
We the undersigned beg leave to announce that \ve have
pureliused t_he_ stocl< in the store, popularly known ns “My
Suu-e”co1isist111g of General llry goods, Iiurs, Clothing, ‘&c.,
and we will begin ut once to sell the entire stock, at greatly
reduced prices.
\Vc extend :1 cordial invitation to all, und guaro.11tce to
lo-2/ifll‘_”§i.
quote prices that will please everybody.
` EDWARD CHANDLER.
LDUIS J. REDDIN.
row and had received "trophies of
war." The Gmrdian greatly regrets
the publication on learning that it
was misiniormed and the parties a-
bove mentioned were not in any way
concerned with the trouble.
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GRAY HAIR
-Is only n heginning. Others will follcn V
only too quickly if you neglect them.
New is the time to use HAY’S HAIR
HEALTH. It will keep out the GRAY 1
HAIRS, and help you to retain the net- ;
urai color and beauty of your hair.
Send 21:. for books “The Cure of the Hair and
Skin." Philo Iluy Spec. Co.. Newark, N. J.. ll'.S.A.
Rl-IFVUSE ALL SllBS'l`l‘l'U'l`E5
81 and strc. bottles, at drugglsts
For Sale :ind R\~coninn‘m|ed hy li. ./\.
l"OS'i`l'Il{'siicccssoi' to A. \\". Riff)-
l)|.\', Sunnyside.
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.-.¢12’£’!»\!5W"
S. A. McDonald°s
i Special Prize Coupon -
Present this coupon to the cnsliier on the purchase of
;»_'oo<ls to the vnlne of firoo nt S. A. lticl)ouul<l’.< in order to
give the party _vo1t\l|_»»ir<; the henciit oi votes for the l’ri/.cs off
ered in that contest.
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Young Ladies' Bermuda Island, New York City and
Good lor Ten Votes
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‘N o. 5 Charlottetown G_uardian’s ,=‘,",‘,"_.,,
Piano Voting Contest. A
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'i`ri1n neatly for filing purposes
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(AN illii) l'llS'l‘(JItlil l'l(l’l‘llIll‘].)
Mil. ld(‘.(!l<lN'l'l`(T(‘»'S W I Lil.
(COMEDY .)
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ADMISSION 5 cts

in securities of reliable corporzitions.
Carefully prepared unzllyscsfol \':dnes and other inforinat-
ion useful to investors upon request.
No investment pr0poscf_l is too slnull to receive our most
curei`nl uttcntion. -
J. C. MACKINTDSII & C0
li/\LlF/\X. N.S. _ l-‘Li iiollis Struct ST. ]OIlN,I\'. U1 i
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Hcmbare Montreal _Stock Exehmae.
V T liners,
Vv'e give special attention to the investinent of sniull stun
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Company Securities
[(11). c. Preferred Stock, price Quo :1 sliure.
Two Telephone
An investment in which
will yield 6, per cent.
'l`rinid':id :Consolidated 'l`cic-phones'
6 ii. c. Bonds, price par and interest.
Mnritinie 'l`c egrnph nnd'i`elephoiu-
MARITIME SECURITIES.
Oct. 22, 1910.
Quotations furnished by J. C. Mcle-
tush & Co, Exchange Building, Hail-
lax. N. S.
. Ask. Bid
150
270
275
Royal ex-div ....... ..  
MISCELLANEOUS.
Brandram-Henderson, Com.....22 18
lslust Can. Savings & Loan...140 13'!
Stanilelds, pfd......... .. ...104 101
Do. C-om........   ...58 El
101
Brandram-Henderson...  ....100 97
Halifax Tram......  .,......102§
Stnniields, Ltd.   102i
Trinidad Electric......  .......95
B. N. Americn......... ..  ...155
New Brunswick......  . ...275
Nova Scotia ex-div......... ......280
245 244
Acadia Fire ....... ..  110 100
Acadia Sugar, pid  .........104 101
Do. ordinary ....... ._   65 63
Eastern Trust Co......   150
Halifax Fire Ins .-......102 97
N. S. Telcihone  ......120 117
Trinidad Electric  .  73 70
BONDS.
Acadia Su»':u‘......   ....103
100
N. S. Steel, 1sts...........  97 95,
Do., Dehenture Stock   102
Porto Rico    85
100
83
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STOCK QUOTATIONS . `
NEW YORK, Oct. 24-(Speci'al.)-
(‘-upper     70§
Baltimore    108%
ll. R. 'l‘.  ..  785
U. P. R.    1972
Rea,-ding    154g
Southern Pacific   119§
f-lt. Paul    128i
ll, S, Steel   78§
Union Pacific   ..  175%
Missouri Pacific    56
CHICAGO MARKETS.
Send for special circular .___
regarding these issues. CHICAGO, Oct. 24-(Speclal.)-
October Wheat    92i
F i November Wheat    98|
. . c  y 0 October Corn    45
l November Corn    48|
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Humax' Members Montreal Stork Iuxcli-.logo Monuml r
Linen S liced Cashmere
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  SL  '.` Ilose for wiioinen :uid men.
dm" Sydney, ' si. .1¢\m'n. N n ii A-“li for "S°V01'¢liZ'\
Mrs. Dr. Ledwell left yesterday
-- morning on a visit to Boston.
'Phe Northumberland arrived at
promptly, ` this port at eight-ten last night.
There will he n special pumpkin pie
the Halloween tea in St James' Hall table at the Halloween tea next Fri-
next Friday afternoon from four un- day afternoon. -
Miss Ella Farquharson, Mt. Her-
bert, returned last evening from a
trip to Boston. -
Hon. John Richards, Bidef-ird, was
a passenger to this city last night
on= the mail train.
John McAleer, Lowell, arrived in
this city last night on n. visit to his
former home in Govehead.
Edmund Redmond and John Quinn,
of Cardigan leave this morning for
Chicago, U. S. A.
Benj. Perry, City, left yesterday
morning for North Sydney \vin~.re lx:
has secured a good position-_
George Nedeii, the Syrian Wonder,
leaves this morning for Boston. He
will return in two week’s time.
. Miss Josie Blake of this City, who
was on a visit to Halifax returned on
the Northumberland last evening,
Mrs. Keele and Miss Keele of Hali-
fax were passengers to the city by
the Northumberland last evening and
will he the guests ol Miss Josie and
Maurice Blake, City.
The marriage took place in this
city yesterday morning at St. Dim-
stan’s Cathedral, Rev. Dr. McLellan
officiating, of Joseph Carrol, Cove-
head, to Miss Mary McAleer, City.
They will reside in Covehcad.
\V. N. Riggs, Ba‘gg,'&ge‘Master of the
P. E. I. R., City, resumed duty yes-
terday after having s`ui‘lered with an
attack with Lagrippe. Mr. Riggs is
ani eiiicient oilicial and his runny
friends will he pleased to see him 0|,
uluty again. _
M-isses Ethel and Jennlie Hodgson,
City, were, passengers hy thc express
last evening returning from e. three
\veek’s visit to their sister in New
York. While south they visited Balti-
more, Philadelphia and Washington
and have had a very pleasant holi-
day.
All interested in Sunday School
work should make a splendid note of
the meetiiilg on Friday night in the
Baptist Bchool Room. Rev. M. A.
Ross, Field Secretary, Rev. Mr. Mur-
phy of St. Pa.ul’s and others will
take part. Meeting starts at 8.00 0'-
clock. _
The following schooners arc dis-
,charging coal for C. Lyons & ('11,,
ltlity 1-Polar Star, with Albion liun
‘of Mine; (I1 H. (ihishoim, with old
Sydney run of mine; Petit and rice-
-tor G. McGregor, with Sydney reserve
run of mine.
The western mail train arrived in
this city at 'eleven ff rty
last evening, one hour and
fifty minutes lute. All other inward
trains yesterday were on time with
the exception of the Murray Harlor
train which wus one hour late and
the Souris train which wus twenty
iniliintes late.
The annual meeting of the Child-
ren's Aid Society was held in the
Sltipendiary Magistrn.te's Courtroom
Inst evening. it \v-as a very good
meeting and much business was done.
The annual reports of the order were
read and ‘adopted and ord-ered to he
print-ed in full to show what the
work of the society is. The election
of officers took place and with thc
exception of a few chsinges in the
Board oi lilanagement, Mrs. Pope rc-
tiring and Mrs. W. S. Stewart being
elected in her plucc and also Mrs. W.
L. Cotton being elected, the officers
were re-eloctcd. The reports of Mr.
Watson and Mr. Norton, were excep-
tionally good. A propositi-on was laid
before the society proposing that the
meetings of the St. Johzrs Ambul-
ance Corps., Anti-tn".;e1‘c\\'losis society
and the Childrens Aid tri ~l.e held on
the same day to save the time _of
those wishing to attend the nieetinlrs.
James Callaghan sells the hcst $20
College Overcoat in the city, made
with reversable collars. Tins coat is
good value at $24.00, but as an ad-
vertisement he will sell a limited
.number at the above price. It will
never pay you to buy ready-niude
clothing in Charlottetown, v5l\erc you
can buy made to order clothing so
cheap. There is no other city in tho
Provinces where you can buy made
to order clothing at anywhere near
the price that they can he hought for
in Charlottetown. ln New York city
the centre at fashion, they consider a
made to iorder garment is worth
twice the price of a ready made one,
in fact there is no comparison he-
tween them. ttsdrtf.
A 600|] POSITION
Can he had by ambitious young;
men and ladies in the field of "Wirc-
less" or Railway telegraphy, Since
the 8-hour law became effective, 'and
since the wireless companies are es-
tablishing stations throughout the
country there is a great shortage of
telegrnphers. Positions pay begin
ncrs from $70 to $90 per month,witr
good chance to advancement. The
National Telegraph Institute operates
six official institutions in America,
under supervision of R. R. and Wire-
less Officials and places All gradu-
ates into positions. It will pay you
to write them for full details at Cin-
" _ cinnetl, O., Philadelphia, Pa.,
],m",|_ ,Memphls, Tenn.. Davenport,~In.,
Columbia, B O or Portland, Ore.,
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BANDIT KILLED MOTORMAN.
N s1‘.PAuL, num., oct. 21-J. a. r " " They wuiuym, uk,
Alexander, motormau, was snot
through the heart by a bandit who
tried to hold up a (Grand Avenue
street car on the outskirts of the
city. A man in khaki uniform pointed,
a revolver at Alexander and shouted;
“Hands up." Alexander' and Conduc-|
tor Gross hoth opened fire and the;
bandit returned it, killing the motor-'
mun. The man escaped in a waiting
automobile.
"Let good d|'ge:Iian wait an anoaifre and
They correct stomach disorders, assist digestion, and
living again for the victim of dyspepsla. 50c. arbox. lf your
nolslocked them yet. send us 5Oc. and we will mail them
National
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Our Word Context soon
clusi-:;--i-\'\~|'_yhmiy sluullil
suinl in their lisl \\i`wo~'i|s:
tin: l:ir;.;‘vsi uuuiln-I' \\'or\l~'
ninth- i`ron|:) ll~lli-r.~: li|'I|'Il{
\l' lf if I( S \vinning lin'
N‘i7.es-whi\~l| :lg'g|‘\-_igzitc
over $ioo.oo.
Our Potato Contest off-
ers valuiblc prizes fur
l\\'o classes of' potatoes.
tin* “hc:ivi\:si" dcciilcil
by wi-i_;;||t alone-tlie
“viii-st six" poiulm-s, du-
ritlod, liy quzilily.
Costs nothing in euivr
eillnfr coiili-sis.
n
  Making Xmas Presents NOW.
' '@ E'V_E many helpful things here for you-
with which dainty gifts may be made at
- trifling expense. -
 , An ` ' ' ~
ing them,
Commence ~
d NOW is the time to commence mak-
  For Instance
- -Pierced Il1'nss\\'oi'l<
-- ---Pyrogrnplly
' ---Fancy I-'luck 'l`oweling.<; .
----Plain Art Linens
--Fancy H:n1dni:id~.- Lineuf;
Iiuniense vzirieties li'-:re to select froin-prices
right too. '
Glad to have you cull :ind iuspelzt. -
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gm* @ weeks ..ii.'Ll.'i§i§..
swept, the Nova Scotia and Ncwiodnd-
land coast during the past two weeks
'thc schooner Jubilee, owned by Cap-
tain John Dicks, of Georgetown, P.
E. I., a brother of Capt, Ed. Dicks,
of St. Pierre-Glace Buy smuggling
fame, 'was caught a week ago and
came nearly going* to the bottom
with all on bonrdf At thc time the
vessel was in cliarge of Capt. John
Lake, as Capt. Dicks was sick in the
hospital in St. Pierre and was Lound
from this port, to the French colony
with n cargo of coal. lflow the vessel
survived the storm is something bor-
dering on the miraculous, Tossed a-
bout in o. useless condition with her
jumbo foresail, foremost and main-
'hoom :mid dory washed away, I look-
ed to the crew as if it were h--r inet
voyage. However, for several li-:mrs
all hands worked like trojans, and
endeavored to get the vessel to St.
Lawrence. when a incseage was sent,
here. Captain hid. Dicks left ai; once
for St. Pierre and will look alter thel
repairs to the damaged crufi.. The
In a driving northeast gale that
MVS- H_0f“`Y LOW0 “ml Ml”5_Al@xH utions. Body was fairly well nour-
Lowe, City, returned last evening on `i,,he,|_ SC1e,.,,5,s was not decmedw
the express after u pleasant visit to mBrked_1_;_,,€,. was in healthy cundifion
H"5i°"~ They also Spent S°'me um"'and the organs of the chest were noi!-
ln M""°t°"‘ mal. We found the heart about nor-
mal size, somewhat pale, soft and all
THE   chambers were absolutely empty.
_ -- ,There was no indication uf hypertro-
(Continued From Page Une) .phy. The valvular action was normal
sight of something rchnl.~:ive, wiiilillfrum fl" EW Cllinlillilf-l0"~ The f0\l\”
tiewreuserl suliered in her lifetime fromiVU|\'9S \VOI`H C0ml>B-l`8€l‘/Gly L'0f*d- I
fatty degeneration of the heart. A lwould say they were not gravely in-
‘hlow in the pit of the stomach might competent. Une cusp of the mitral
cruise shock. We did no-t open up the [valve was srinewhat more reddened
Vt"-ill* U1 B09 if i.lNfI‘H WHH MW UHC0 lthan usual. The cusps of the aortic
of hleei-lim; into the vessels. When ivalve were in very in-if ggndition. The
optncd the heart was on the left. siilc,v,,,1\»@S ,|14 not show ¢vi¢1@n¢¢ 0( or.
between the third and the si>_ith wr -gums -,-,,1v||1ar ¢1‘i_.,eH5e_ The wager
S0"€"‘ih fills- test. was applied to show the effici-
Court adjourned at one o’ciot-k ttrcimsy 0,- 0the,~wi§,, U1 the awp, of
meet again at 2.30. the v,,1ve_
"°"" The cusps reacted well; their edges
The case wus resumed nt 2.30. apbmxim,-,¢e,1_ In my opinmnin me
Dr' 11'" J' Yu" (s“"“`“) I M-t°"‘l""l there was not very much seriously
the autopsy on (ict. 14th at i~lt.au-ima matter with the vawe_ The wan,
hope at D|~_ .lohnsonig request. Wc‘ leaked u,,.,,,,gh in me test to n sught
found no marks of vloleimre. We ~ipr.n- l extent The test was not made und*
loss to the if-eorg"ef.o\\'n skipper will
amount to at least $700, and as thvl
vessel was only insured against total!
loss, C-n.[1tziin Dicks will be out about.;
$1,000.-Sydney Ex.
ed up thc chest and uhdominal env- ngrmal prcs,,me_ I dm not attach
ity, lleeompositnin had "Ot f1d"'““"'» importance to the lealragc of water
cd in the interior. Kldneys were 'in the test From the conmtyon -of
healthy. 'liungs seonied to he darker -- , -_ -- ----------A
than normal with several hlcm form- (‘("’"i'm“cd 0" page 6')
The People”s Theatre
To-night and Wednesday
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THE INTERNATIONAL
Eucharistic Congress
 AT
MONTREAL
Pontiiical Man in Open Air
   Arrival of Cardinal Vanutelli
Blessed Sacrament Procession
' .  Pure Gold! A Thrilling Western Drama I -_
RALPH BRA GG
5cts Admission 5cts I
Reception ol Children by Papal Legals
Other Important Features
3 Cherry Pits-A Vitsgraph Beauty
In Appropriate M/usic