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itil: QUEENS CGUNTY GUARDIAN
Pead Office in New Pmwse Block-tharlottetown
(n M_ B 1 F t 0 t h rcturncd homc yesterday afternoon.
iss ess e os er, ‘i y, as re- _ -__
`_¢-    turned from a visit to Boston. J, G. Scrlmgeour, Cardigan was' in
 lias_ the parts of superiority:-Light M;
lo........... z -, Spr1ng,Coinpensating heavy balance and
1 /o` 251 3bS0l11,tely perfect escapement, finish
_8 @  throt1ghout.Equal to watches of double cc
.__ . ,.’»’ A first class watch for a small amount
- ~- money.
W. W. WELL
N E R. Jeweler
We Makerortiiails
That Please
Best Workmnnshlp and ,Pr omp . serv ic
l'l|e Geo. ll. Cook
Studio.
Queen St. Plicne 3t9-L
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HUGHES’  
Cascara Pills Cure
CONSTIPATION, BAD TASTE IN
the mouth. offensive hrentli, etc. For el
forms of bowel and str.-iiiucli trciible the
are most beneficial.-
_ Price 25_c per Box
GEO. E. HUGHES.
Aixotbecaries' Hall
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Mr.l`rank 'l`.Walkis
(0rganiat. Si. James’ Church)
is open to receive pupils in
Organ, Piano, Voice Culture
and Theory. A
Applications as to- terms
etc. should be made in writ-
ing to
29 Fitzroy St.
A Charlottetown
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New
Flour i
just received direct from the
Mills sew eral hundred barrels
of choice fresh ground Flour
This Flour was bought at
lowest point reached this
year and will be sold at \ small
advance on cost. We have in
Stock “Five Roses," Beaver
Royal Stuart, Fedora, Gypsy
and “Beacon.”
Call and get our prices before,
buying elsewhere. I
liiil..3i- lil"-t
Cllill
Arriving 'Daily
cargos of Acadia Nut and
Round, Sydney and Inverness
 and Run of Mine_ i.=._.--;--.=f.=- =-.T--==-s--T--ml money at it nowadays.
ilbion Nut Intel-colonial   :The manarement: of New Wonder-
ir ’ . lrmrl has decided to grant the re-
Nut and Vale Nut. ““" d° ”"t ‘°“f,° “,","§l,:,°,,;“" t° M" quest of its mimi' Patrons and run
- 5'0"" Ph°t°9 la °“ ° ' "The Man Without a Country, as a
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PO S S I B L Y
you clon’t
have the time to
look into ,t h e
merits of differ-
- ent makes o f
f shoes. Why not
buy the “Queen
Quality?" You
doift have t 0
think about its
merits, they are
assured.
‘ $4.00 and $4.50
Alley Q Co
Ch’toWn Agents
 
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Kent Street _ _
Practice limited to diseases
of Eye, Ear, Nose Throiit
and Sain.
mes tested and noted for
glasses.
OFFICE HOURS
9 to ii ani 1.3o-3.30 4
Evenings on appointment ,
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NEW PROWBE BLOCK
glliulothmwn. P. Bl. L
HOTEL
ST. UENBS
imonnwav one ina srkissr '
NEW YORK CITY.
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Jllhiidiiiiiix ilfim `ii'uiin|\ii1'Ih-r5;~.
5 mlniifva' walk ol' 8h¢i|’I\|\ll¢ Ull¢ll'|~'t-
N0'\'l~1D FOR: Excclleiwe ot; Ciiiltilr-
o0,,|fM-niyiri /ippnliitmciits. lniirlcoiil
Service uiiil llinnvlllu: tvurroumlliiga.
Btl|lil$ $l.llil Pill DIY lilll lil’
1| Sample
`|’f;g,|, - 2'; “|'\‘2:|iii|`::l`sl|: Rates.
~ EUROPEAN Pi./iN.
' Table d'|'lote Breakfast 50:.
wrt. 'ravtoiz a soN. Irw-
._ALSO-   _, rpooiot one tinrri roof, this ovoninir.
_ Blacksmith Coal. i and me m,,d,,p,,,y :Hays Hair Hooitii is tho ttnost
B A Y E R9 Pll0f0‘fl|)l\0\'-A th. ,50 cents and $1.00 perMbottle.Har-
'A  I  Telephone |92 J- ' giggpéitpmalgriotg néock, Eric a cake. A.
P  'charmttétown "Steam'
, . ,   Stove pipe. Stove pine- Navigation Co., ua
 "=`~`-‘.3 160 9|' |0|l\l»l6¢ D91' Wim Charlottetown Pictou
ly .-" .- '. f ,
Ali* I;  I' p f ll trade and
v W3. 91.4. l_"@ il. “.0 are pnpnied for our a t
,, ”‘  have on hand U15 “T39” '“PPlY ° 95°”
'_' X ' `>.  | n in nu. ,ny which we will sell for the above ‘
D "lk" ligtiir. s for Cash. film elboW5. Dip' rings' damn" in

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" .lnhbiiig pi-oiiipliy nttnndeil to Furnace work I
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ill; George Street. Phono 349;'-1.
mwarc
0 eu Evvfilnlls
iNova Scotia farmers to market their
lbogs. He tundorstood th'at the situa-
Jomcs' H. and Mrs Dlngwell, Marie,
day afternoon. i
The Northumberland arrived at
in this city.
their homes on t;-he afternoon 'tra'in
east, yesterday. .
on nt the Arena tomorrow* evening. A
large list of competitors has already
been received an-d more are coming.
The Arena Rink will be the centre of
attraction tomorrow evening, when
the great indoor sports will be held.
,There will he jumping, leaping,,rumi~
ing und iiicyclc races, all of which
promise to be the mast exciting ever
witnessed.
The Big Potato competition con-
ducted by Beer & Weeks is beccming
more interesting each day. .Up to
noon on Tiiesday Covehead- wrasjiahead
ann- Belle Creek second. Nome of the
potatoes, so far this yea/r, have reax>l1~
o.'i the record of last year.
Thanksgiving will be observed on
the Pownal Methodist circuit with
special servcies in the various chur-
ches on Sunday. Clifton at 11 a.
in., Mt. Herbert at 2.30 p. m., and
Pownsal at 7 p. m. The churches are
Using decorated with an offering' of
thc fruits of orchard and field; for
this occasion.
The daily average circulation of
The Guardian, for weak ending Oct.-
ober 16th, was 7312 copies a
day. The circulation of The_ Gnar-
dlun is greater than that of all the
ot‘ner Daily newspapers on Prince
Edward Island combined. Attention
is called to the statement in another
icolumn.
I Never in the history of New Won~
dcrland has there been such pictures-
shown as are- .now offering for the en-
tertainment of patrons. Of late there
has been aseiles of war t.hemes,sorne
grand colored films, comedy in ni-
the city yesterday. He returned in
the afternoon.
in' were Passengers to thilr home yester- --__ '
Henry Campbell, Surrey, N. S.,
311 1° 'Wesley Davison, Currie Buchanna
n
W H Buch
ea _ _~ ' 1 and . I. anon, Belfast, leave
9,  pifglzclinlasé Eiggtiifad the mv" nts morning for cotinit, ontario.
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'*' _ Bruce Stewart & C , f th' 't ,
of A. K. Henry, Postmaster, Granvillmlarn installing one oi) th)eir iigletildid
returns this morning from attend ng twenty-four horse power engines in 9,
the Sllllda-Y 5°l1001 CONV"-\l3i°D bel boat for Frank Andrews, New Glas~
gow.
Rev E. Bel-l and Mrs Sell, York,a'rid On Sabbath, thc- 24th inet, Rev H.
Rei Mr Wightman, Montague, were Miller of Cornwall will preach (yn the
among the passeogers returning to,York Circuit, on behalf of the Meth.
odist Milssic-nary Society. York at
11 o’clock, Brackley ftgim 3; Union
,Road 7.
One of the best, eveni'nig's sports' l
ever given in this City' will he put A Thanksgiving social “~i,‘1 bg held
in the schoolrooim of First Methodist
lChiirch Thanksgiving evening. A
,choice program will he render-gd and
refreshments served. An ofterin,;,w-il]
be takeni in aid of church improve-
ments. , '
l Gower Mc-Lean. formerly of Straw.
C0118. Uut- now ot Calgary. was in the
,city Saturday. Mr McLean is cn-
gaged in promoting a fire insurance
jcompany _and will go on at brisirrc-so
trip down the (.7. N. R.-Edmonton
Bulletin. (Mr McLean is 9, native
of Charlottetown.)
l Persons- unable to get No 133, The
'Guardian news department, ny phone
wt any hour are asked to ring 124 ns
Iit is useless to call up any other
number. Ill the interim, between thg
ihour of closing Saturday night and
ithat of opening in the early morning
of Monday, communications and news
can be dropped in the letter box of
The Guardian main entrance, and
further enquiries can be made by
phoning above.
Rev A. W. Thomson and Mrs
|Thomson, Missionaries of the Canad-
,ian Presbyterian Church in Trinidad,
arrived- in the city Monday night.
,They will spend some time in the Pro-
|v'.nce and during their stay here they
,will deliver addresses on Missionary
work in Trinidad. They went out to
Murray River yesterday afternoon
where they were to address a, meet-
ing. Int the near future Mr Thomson
\.fll ad-lress 8, meeting ln ‘Zion Chur-
ch in. this City; Mrs Thomson is n
‘daughter of Dr Morton, the pioneer
Missionary of the Canadi-an Presby-
terian Ch'urch in Trinidad. -
bundance, and stories which touch tho Raphael Tuck & Sons Co, Ltd, New
better element of ail natures. Last
night the final showing of "The Man
,without a Country” drew at large au-
Idicfnce, and the screamingly funny
‘Strenuons Sneezer provided laughs
enough for all. Mrs F. Louise Tufts
who is about to sever her connection
with New Wonderland, touched all
with her rendition of the beautiful
selection which was her share of the
entertutunent, and every one will be
delighted to learn that she will re-
turn here after a time. The newfsing-
er about to open an engagement, has
just come from the Scenic Temple of
Boston, and is a F/oy, Singer of In-
ternational reputation. New Wonder-
land keeps in pace with the times.
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The Maritime "Merchant" of Hali-
fax called up A. J. Davis, of Davis
& Fraser, the other day, to make
some enquiries regarding the local
Pork situation. Mr Fraser reported
that not 'very many hogs had come on
the market so far this season,
though the number was up to the
aivenage for the time of year, -ns far-
mers always wait for a little colder
weather before marketing their hogs.
The price 10 to 10§c dressed, was
enough inducement to encourage
early marketing, but the supply was
still very small. He-said that it was
oo soon _to judge what the hog-sup-
ply would be like, but he thought
there ought to be the usual quantity.
This time last, year the price was
nine to nine and a half cents. Re-
garding Prince Edward Island delive-
ries, Mr Davis said *that they had not
been to date as large -as in Nova
Scotia, 'nut then,'lie explained, the
Prince Edward Island farmers' al-‘
ways wait 3, little longer than the
tion' in the Island was abouti the
same as lt was a,year ago. Mr
Davis' opinion is that the .present
price will have to weaken a little as
soon as the supply becomes freer; be-
cause, at the present time, the
Di-ice is really'-‘higher tihan' it ought: to
he for barrelled pork purposes. He
does not t'hiinik however, that we
shall see the low prices that used to
prevail in-dressed pork a few years
ago; and that* from this time forward
there ought to be gre~at,'ln~ducements
for farmers to engaga ln hog-ra/ising.
Any farmer who zoos in for hog-rais-
ing, said Mr Davis. ought to make
preparation we know of for beautify-
ing the hair and promoting its grow-
Service
Changr. Of Time
York, are this year celebrating their
25th anniversary of successful eu-
traincc into business, having sent to
their customers and friends in _ book
°f EFWUHES. Wlling of the history of
Rblllhael Tuck & Sons Co, Ltd, whose
fart-istic -cards, calendars, booklets,
leaflets. etc, form such' rm irrripor-your
part of the gift giving at Christmas,
lilaster and in fact for any and on all
occasions. » They are the arbiters 01
fashion in everything that is good and
pure and beautiful in the' domain of
nrt, and are necessary, 'and are re-
cognized leaders in Canada, as well
as in America, where their goods are
widely distributnfl.
mi
=“Fl9hi;ing Bos" is the title or
the new reel at New Wonderland,
t-» nloht. lr. ls another v\ ar story ,
one oflnrense interest and grand
scenic. effeot.The_Comedy picture
Strenuous Sneezer, and The Dog
Detective will be run for the last
time Mrs Tufts l-\ change ol son Q.
and ren amber there are few op-
paicunltlos left to hear the finest
singer New Wonderland has ever
had. , IO-20dtl'
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Our New "Vlodern"
A A. Waterman
Fountain Pens
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we believe are
equal in mech- I
anical con- |
struction, to |
the best pen
f made.
1 In addition
to tlzis, they
have the fol-
lowing unde-
niable advan-
tages.
i. 1 They are
self-filling,fil-
led in a
twinkling.
` 2 As there is
no joint they
cannot leak
f~ and soil the
fingers as
many good
pens do.
3 The act of
filling also
cleans the
delicate ink
channels and
prevents clog-
_ ging.
We have the best
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Uommonclng Tiieiuday Juno ist, The F.. S.
‘Nortli\imbcrland" will leave .tho Oompanyh
wharf daily. axoepi. Sunday, at 8-W o'olouk 5. m
Returning wil leave Plotuuiahoiit. Ml) ii. m
G. W. WAKEIORD,
on romeo ia mit
-LII laimry  “.a"'
$i.oo pen on the market.
G F. Hutcheson
Jewoller G Opticlan
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Underwear
for .
Ladies
Girls
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Ladies Vests and Drawers pi. V
_ 6co fine wool and cott in drawers and vests`
*_ on sa e in this lot. These articles are good
 " ._ weight and slightly fleeced on the inside. 'rc _ o
 ,i\,\_` eacli piece or D 500 3. Suit
We have agrcatnumber oi different quali-
ties and weights in this department and can give
»‘ you either the natural color or the white in near- .
ly all kinds. _ _
l' The prices are 35c, 45c, 60c, 754:, 85c, a piece etc.
, . Ladies’ Si;anfield’s (cream) $l.25, $145 each piece.
" Ladies’ Penman’s(natural) $l.25,$l.55, $l.45 each piece,
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Ladies’ Equestian tights (black)
~ . Both the" knee and full length .85c to $2 00 pair
Girls’ Underwear " 1 A
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Two Principal Lines 0 , 3 
Heavy weight cotton Nearly 'all wool )\  
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Sizes 16 in. to 30 in. Sizes i6in. to 32 in- . ',"»;,_"-.,,",,“.‘~ ’
. . .~.;;¢5;;~z My
l8c to 35: each according to size 4.5¢ to 65c each.  1- ~,_ _
slightly fleeced. Non-~hrinkable a __.l_f   _
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Children°s Plush lined Sleepers V. " " ` i g"*`K .7/1 T,-’
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V Sizes 2 to ro years bllc to 70:.    i . ~‘: _/_ ' 
Children’s Plush Lined Waists
\Vell strappzd and made
20 t0 28 in 25.: ggch,
Ladies' Knitted Underskirts. . _
Light and warm. - ` These skirts have met with
a very cordial reception and we have been assured
that they are very satisfactory.
White, grey, black,and"black and grey A $1.75
S.
Bovs’ Underwear ,
Superior Qualities at i
ror years our ooys underwear has been known as the mo .t satisfactory
obtainable. When buying o ir stock We must have the three following
values in alllines ,
Strength-Wear-resisting qualities-Warmth.
Fleece Lined. - Ribbed Scotch Knitted - Penman’s
Sizes 24 to 33 Sizes 24 to 32 Sizes 2 to 32
35c to 60': 42c to 65c 85c to Sl .20
Men’s Underwear
Inferior Qgality Prices y
A All prices are based on sizes, 36--34
Fleece lined, wool lined ~ SL00 suit
Fleece lined, best quality $1.50 au t
Watson’s, heavy all wool $1.75 aut
Stanfield°s Truro label $2.00 suit
Stanfield’s ated label $2 25 lull
Stanfield’s Blue label $2.75 cult
Pei\man’a 2.50 suit.
Turnbulls, heavy Shetland knit 33.20 mi
Turnbull’s Ceetee 35-0° Ill i
STANLEY BROS.
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