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OCTOBER rg, 1907
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' 'run cHAnr.o'r'rn'r0wN GUARDIAN . me seven
Be ~ Sure
X "4 °°Nl» hard ouere 
Veal throats, weak lun¢s.'We wish you would
"3 Y°ill' tioctoril he knows ol an lngbeteef
- hr ohm nimble; ana A r' cr” rss..
Dmcmuiuundupwomluk-"" V° believe It ia einytleai mama yen
nanamdinlnatin. ¢2a»u|ug.w°°\\lil Possibly tate But ask your doctor-.nad
Jndu He 5,4 thushesuretomakenomlatsh 0. ou.
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use-% 1*” F  ., , ~ -MA I . Mlss'Nlcl|olson left -tu" Y - . V '
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_ --»lS tl'l€ One With - H ,_  ini-rs Nate Ross, City, left Thursday
il .gg ' ‘
' i ~ W S A 'f - F.S.._l’pstand_sonlst|. yesterday on a
`~ _ I I | _ , lrlpiso St.. John.
Thering that grandrnhilrer wear. today M";'J'"'° H"l°'C°”““"' 1”" ""“°"`
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QUEEN’S COUNTY GUARDlANl"°°‘““° “*.ir.'f:.tt:.?'....:.‘.‘;:.§;:‘.;':..;;.if'..‘.;° A gm] 3 [|3|\[|
U Head Tliilces In New Prowse Block-Charlottetown A S t I  S
» TT .T T  'T" '”""’ ' °°' "‘ *° B" Mr».cnalia.c°uen\un. “mow qi nie _,    _.  _ .. ..  . , ._ , _ Continues lrom 7to l0.00
H llioliioilillng Ring for you io buy
Itis'_made1n_ 1 widths sn that ne can meet -every de-
IIl3\-d_- ` ' i i ' B naar amounted to 12427.00
vv. -vw. vv1ELLNEI\_ reweier
|=. Q - ~-1 --- --- _ __ -f r i.lands flrstSabbath,at3.30 p.m. ‘
Visitors
*OW*-' . ..
_ ,Exhibition
phnlO§ Ai
($11 0_l)lAllJ lllv ihlliehl itll ll (l ‘- )i2\ N turted Thursday imma visit to Boston.
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“lo Stildb V\`hoN Dubv hi r\lvvn_va.\\'e|t;orng
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 I P;r°l;i°‘|  _/'/V preach at alt. inner-’s Cathedral morning
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i Dnlgglsl  /, Mr . Harry Rltehic left Thursday on
an  d f  ref/rru to Sydncy. She was accompanied
prepares n s 1
llorae and Cattle Medicine
If you have a sick or blem
ishlng animal try HUGHES
‘ to f 1
it / ~
.====l C /f' to New York. _ ; .
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A _special remedy prepared  il” _ 
enit the case
' Advice Free .
A Best
uality of
coal at
Geo. E. l"ull’s_
coal yard. -
Hotel Dufferin
sr. youu, N. B. n
Foster Bond, Co.
BOND - - - Manage
"$§»¥
New Australian ,
Raslns
We have just rec-:iv
ed a few boxes. They
are nice and j‘\icy with
a delicious flavor. Try
a few pounds.
McKenna’s
At Both Stores.
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Lots

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We are opening up
TODAY Iooo pairs of
Mens and Womens
Boots and Shoes.'I`~hose
lots will be SOLD AT
HALF Price. We
bought these goods at ‘
our own price and__will
give our customers the
advimtagé of our barg-
ains. . -
Sprague 6: C0.
Sunnyside
Waterproof _
Guaranteed
s
For hunters, doctors,farmer,,
-for the man who detest,
rubbers and likes comfort iii
in the boot-
Thry are made by the "Dry-
So.a" process from English
grain leathers.
15 inch lf-g \ $8.50
is inch leg $6.50
7 inch leg $6.00
Guaranteed waterproof.
Alley@ Co.
llli.H.ll.JllHllSllli.
Kent Street, '
an ` in.
Eyes tested and fitted for
glasses.
1 OFFICE HOURS
i)i.oiia.m. i..`fl'i.3)pm.
Evenings by appointment.
dtww
Practice limited to Diseases
of Eye. Ear, Nose, Throat
d .Sk
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Piok‘inu_Vinegar l
The pickling season is about here and
in order that your pickles will keep
right you must have cod vine ar.
We have an extra strong grench Wgite
Wine Vinegar that we specially recom-
mend {or p ckling purposes at 60 cents
rr s .
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P Highest grade English Malt 78
cents per gal.
Good x x x English Malt 48 cents per
al.
E Pure Cider Vinegar 40 cents per gal.
xxx White Wine Vinegar ao cents
ner gal.
Beer & Goff-
Ten Weeks
and Christmas will
behere. Now your. 
friends will be mort _
ylsrtsed with sPho'o
lhiili anything else.
. So come snrlg and ` -
have it taken y ~
BayorPl1otograpl|or
Phone |92
Studio Sunnyside
Boots' ° '
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Mlnv Irene Tiylor left. yesterday lor
alllax. ' ‘
for Boston. _ _ ` `
ay for H-gh River, Alberta. _
i‘he net. proc-n-‘ds of thc Gather ral
Rav. Geo McLellan will preach at Wood
Edwin Crockett of thc Bank of Nova
bcotia staff is visiting Charlottetown.
Mrs. L H. Douglas and daughter,
Muir -y Harbor, are visiting in the city.
Miss B C Prcwse and Miss Millie re-
Mr . Iinule, Prince Street has returned
froma visit to Caps Brctonanil New
B uuswlck.
C. ll. nnd Mrs. McNeill, who have been
visiting ie:e,lcft Welnesdny on return
The Revyrcud Walter Cotton .will
nd ei eulng on Sunday.
by her mother Mrs, L E Prowsr. ‘
John M. Hughes of the Post Omen
lleprrtment left yesterday on a trip to
Chicago for the benefit of his health.
‘ J, M. lice, of Wlnaloe, P. E. I. is visit-
ing bla in-other the pastor of 'the
Methodist Church ntNcwcast1e, N. B.
Rev.-J. A. Belyeu. inte of P. E. I., has
accepted a call to the Baptist church ln
D.»ultt.nwn, New Salcrn, Upper and Lon er
Blsswllle. _ _
i' The cellar of the Hillsboro Consolidated
'Sc`h'5.`l has recently been concrccd, the
,work being supollntenrled by Alex.
Nicholson.
Guardian renders will regret, to learn
that Rev. Dr. Dobson is ln, very poor
health. and has been canfinei lo his bed
forthe past vrc»k.
The stndc.ts of St. Dunat.an’a visited
Enlcozitvood Hospital on Wednesday and
plcfsci tho patients wltn vocal and
instrument.-ll music and the distribution
of cunilr, etc.
Andrew McNalr's new rssldcncc on
Grafton St. ls almost finished. The house
is df Mr. McNair's own design, (iaudin
and Taylor having char-ga of the work.
Thclnterlor of the house is finished ln
clear wood oiled und is altogether n very
and pretty dwelling.
A paper on Music will be read by Mr.
Watts in Kindergarten llall at tcu thirty
this morning. fhc public are invited.
Students are rlqu-:ated to bring note
hooks. The pianiaie will llc Miss Katie
Btanlc ,hcr solo being Liszt/s “Chanson
d'Amour." Miss Hazel Hreumer has
kindly consenf-ul .c sing. The air selected
is Liszt/s incomparable setting of
“1`l:\ou'ra like a Flower." Every student
and l»ver of niuelc is invited. ‘
St. Dnnst.au's football team, which will
play the Abegweiia on the C A AA
grounds this nfternorn will be made up
as follows: Full buck, Urban Gillis;
Halves, H McDonald, M Canurie, J Sark,
S Hawkes; Quarters, I Daly, J A
McD»nnld; Forwards, J Fleming, J D
McM-rnnld, B Murdoch, B Fllzlmmonn.
L Laman,J Saunders, B Gllli', UMc~
C'\rt~h_\,', C'\p'. Although the learn as n
whnlc 1- practically nntrled andconrposed
'rlnro r. cntiw ly of new plavrrs yet the
.no. are In excellent ccudbon and
thltpuh they can scrmc‘y hope to win
from their vet‘ran o pnncnts a good
iznrnols anticipated.
The play in thc g- lf hnnillcrp niatclie
at Belvidere has been continued during
the week with thc following resultin-
in the tlr t handicap Dr. Goidwlll
defeated D B Stewart lun. In t-he finals
of this match Dr Goodwill and Dt' Sli
Jenkins will playas soon as Dr Jenkins
returns from New York. In the second
handicap C H B Lonzworih defeated A A
Bartlett. A A McLean de’cated Dr
Blanchard. W A Wicks defeated Percy
Pope. W K Rogers defeat.--d W E
licrrt/cy. The four winners lu this match
will nlay the semi-Bnals this afternoon
the drawing for opponents being al/
8.5) p m.
At the 0p»ra House last night Human
Ho»\rta,amclodrama. containing all thc
qualities which appeal to those whosc
sympathies respond read ly to human
emotions was well put on by s large com.
pany of players. The play affords scope
for the cxplolilrgof many dlHeren\. and
interesting churnrtern. T..c plot was an
elaborate one though net in humble scenes
and afforded the actors opportunities to
run through the whole gamut of human
passions and affections; their work being
awar ed frequent applause. The principal
darts were capltally` taken; a cleverly
acted tramp and a laugh-making negro
relieving the piece of thc charge of being
soo serious. There will be a matinee this
afternoon and also another performance
tonight.
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tAt. this season of the _year coughs and
colds nre very prevalent. Rememhsrthat
British Cough Ours la one of the best
“mr-.lisa for t-haac complaints. We have
hm Dm, up u large quantity. 25c ner
b°¢,l|,-_ A W Reddln, Pham B.
if N Wlhite’s]Delamar Chocolates o .
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. If you mjoy delicious choeolatesthen  t d m t _
' been Those who have tried Delamur “Y *MY I" li” PW” "” °' _
liens. eueeoinen made 16 ‘° °°' 1" -
relsbrat/ed autor, left Souris yesterday for
New York. '
Advertisers will kindly bear in mind
l.hs_t.'l‘he Guardian cannot 'undertake to
lnsertln following isann any "changes"
ofads received after one o'ulook noch
fternoon. _ ' _
Ptrons who are unable to get- tis
Guardian by telephone alter air. ofrlnck
in the evening, and who have news or
other business for the next issue, nre‘ rt-
quasted to ring No. 124.
Ccmmlsaioner Coombs lin/’er of the
Salvation Army ln Canada andNewfound-
lnud is to' urrivs here by tinighifs
express from Sumnierdde. On
Sunday at li a m a |ulrlic meet-
lllll will be held nt the Army H~ll.
Ati! p m in the Opera. House thc Comm-
issioner will lecture on '.l‘ln: Yzatirday
Today and Tomorrow of thc Sal\'n.'lon_
Army." 'l`he_ announcement of thi.-
meeting hn- been well rec. ivcl and many
clt, zens signified their intention nf icing
present. At.7.30 p ni ln tlrc Opera Hou~~=
the 0c|nruls~iorei_'viill conduct is soul-
savlng meeting- assisted by Lcut Cul
Pupmlre, Brlgn'ilcr'H0wcll, Stall’ Cnpt
Morris of Toronto and Brlqadir Turrer
of St J0hn, Moadny evening at B
oclock in the First. Methodist Church,
the visit of thi-.re glftci leaders will he
concluded by a grand Musical Meeting.
The public is cordially invited to each
and every meeting of the se"\;lcer.
"HUMAN HEARTS"
"Human Hearts", aptly described ns the
‘forever everizrceu. success.’ “Human
Hearts" is a play that inv irlably appeals
to all that is best in msu's nature, and
uplifis hlmlfrom the sordid cares and petty
worries of daily toll. and trouble. The
story of “Human Irleai-ts,' is clean, whole-
some und intelligible to everyone. There
is no suggestion of, yulgnrlty in any of
its acts; but a story of cnuvincingstreneth
is told by the author. in a munnrr that
appeals irresistibly toall classes of theatre
goers. _
The enormous success of “Human
Hearts"during the' past ton yt-nrs is I
direct rafuintingigjgthgg ldcz entertained
by so many theatrical ru rnat;e.s, that
sensationallsni und'cr'ln|innl ndjunots are
necessary tc a play to nssure its rucu.-as
with the public. Such plays dis out, ns
soon asthn public Interest wnnes. Not
so with is drama possessing thc rnerlt of
“Human Hearts". ~,The lease of life
accorded such A playils not dependent on
a momentary interest, excited by some
humanity and humdh, feelings. It touch-
of players, and tl_:e.as§vmu_f1rlcllty to _scenic
and mechanical etall that made its
former visits notable. See thc play ln
the Opera llouse tonight. -
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Trade with us and you save
you. Cameron & Co. io-r9.'l3i
NOTICE l 0 THE PUBLIC
A vcry large supply of overcoailngs
sultlngs, pantlngs and fancy vestings
have arrived which I will make up to
ord'-r at the lowest nosslblc price for good
unorlf . Rernenrber I nm recognized to be
o 1- of the bi st l-nilors in Charlottetown.
Upper Queen Sa ro
2(lilt.f.srt»tsif
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.COMES
HERE-
' rom
It never pays to feel shaky about
your Clothes, Sir l .
It takes away half the comfort
of wearing them.
Men, who know. come here for
Clothes,because they feel that they
are taking no risk.
We never allow a man to feel nn-
ha py about ii garment he'gets here
gui' sort of clothes are away
above the level of the crowd.
Suites $r5.oo to $30.00
Overcoats $15. to $30.
Trousers $4. to $9.00
Come in for a look, Sir, and
ycn’ll discover many other reasons
wlry "Men who _know come here
,,- .. .
for clothes.
D. A. BRUCE.
MERCHANT TAILOR.
Morris Block, Opposite P. O.
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crime, but on Lheilirm solid basis of _
Children
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anew)
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sses
Coats
Tire best :rssortment
ever sliowu here. \\"e
have them in every
size,fro1ntl1c little tot
size up to sizes for
girls upto I6 yours.
Moderately price-
ed-a special feature
in this clep:rrt1uent.-
You could not
nrakc them up ut
tlzc price.
$1.75 Euclr and
ululv onus
"H °‘" "”“'° “"‘“B'- '°“°“ °“f 1°*°°° .
better instincts. and makes us feel kinder ___ - _ __ _ ____
Program' changed evrry
Monday. Wednesday and
Friday
Humors of s River Picnic,
The l'll1 Makers Mistake,
Salome. .
The Dog and the Tramp. .. 
Song, Goodbye Sweet Marie.
Also slides will be shown illustrat-
ed by Mr. Bayer showing 4th Regt
on parade, 82nd on parade, Armv
Medical Corps on Pnrade,and Ligli
Hors" showing them in Camp etc.
7.l6d f.
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HPERA HOUSE
cHARLoT'rE1‘o\v 1
Friday and Saturday
Oct- i8th and l9th~
Mr. W. E. Nankeville
ANNOUNCES THE NEVER CEASING
SUCCESS
Human Hearts
An idealized story of life
in the Arkansas Hills
PRESENTED WITH A
Carefully Chosen Company
Superb Scenic Sensations
Marvelous Mechanical Magnitude
MATINEE SATURDAY, 3 p. m.
Sale of seats Tuesday morning, ro
a. m--Prices 25c,35c, 5cc and 75c,
ro-i4doi.
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l.AU(1US'l`ll“£ BENTLEY
Ba rrister and Attorney
Ul<‘l<`ICli:- Over ltpyul Bunk of Curious
KENSINGTON. P- E- I-
MOl~ EY Tu LOAN on not ilfscoiirlty of lnrtd
nr- derntc rntcs uf interest..
Zdniwfrdw
towards our fellow. .|nan, for having 7"" 'WTT ,_ _‘_ hx _ ~W__`,V__`__
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..`.`lf.`.`."l5`ri..‘T32Z°p.§iil,"§.5§§Z.“`$Z'i.§'.l[`.§E Pickling Vinegars and Spices
WhiteWlneVlnegar......   ........40cqnl
PureCiderjVlnegar.....  .  ...40¢g5]
'English Halt Vinegar  . . . . . . . . . .
........h()c gal
French Vinegar (5 gil dfmi-]olin's). . . . . . . . . . . . .$2 Oil es.
mone . Ever thin hi h rade E-A-15* DEE!-€@]Y. ch (13
y y e s s ‘ ,
°11d1°W P1”|°°d- We me =“1fiS5¢d 
wiih:a moderate profit on all we sell ‘
.r.-miss c.ir.LAGiiaN, ‘
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toiinrscooic Eye Examination
The cnt accurately shove this method in opera
tion. It is probably, the m sf reliable test known
today.
Byits rise the expert optlcian accurately meas-
nies the amountand kind of error in the patient's
eyes, completely removing the uncertainty ofthe old
system, and reducing to a minimum, the possibility
of prescribing the wrong lenses.
    ottawa,-leur' this System
and rely on its readings, almost entirely; The results
in past years have been remzrrkably satisfatztory, and
if you are in n..-cd of Glasses you cannot do better
than allowns to examine your eyes.
G- P. .iuis;.oES»i
Reliable Old Marlve and Granite Work
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desire to think our many friends for their generous patronage of the pas
and to say that we are better prepared than ever-to execute all work entrusted te
us, with ueatnea and despatch.
Noordertoo large or too small for us.
Unites ndélice ablllbited. Desi us and prlres furnished clieetiull on a
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plica-lon.
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_ _ _ _ Kent Street near Prince, Charlottetown. “MIA M- CAMERON
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Right
up-to-date
l\len’s shoes at53.5o is the kind of
shoes you have been looking fr r und
cannot get in any other store but ours
Our Gun Meinl Heavy Sole Good
year Welt is sold at 5.to but cur pric
s 3.50. Our leaders Ladivs shoe
.5oa pair, Men's Shoes 3. 50 a pair
You will save at least one dollar a
air by buying your shoes from.
A. E. McEAl.llEN
The Slice Man.
mwfrwtl
Hill lllli
HEATING
\Vns rour homo r-nn for
tnl|'»~ lst. wlvtori lf not
yrynill infnni-l»ill,\' in-r.|v1~i ion
nunln ~lnn~ lv nnd mm of our
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l|N\rr\\r-il llui./\ir l~`\|r|\ucir<
will "|ir'.'»-1| \\\l| in fr- onli with
tht- |_f|n.<~ lwlow znrv. \\ th
ormof thi--v ir-1-'cdlnic Fur-
nni-i-.~. _vmrr lli'r~ um) ln: kcpu
an f-niirc wlrrcr at nn r-you
tr=N|oi'l\liri'v4l|\v nntl lripllil.
im |rr~|\lil wi-.L r'4 nigh' llro
nh' r~r’rrl i th.-i-.i ofn \\'r~li-l\cn\~
cdhnnm m» ra than i~cp|\y.=yn||
for ilro cost., it vs cconr rn wil
loo ln tim small nmonnt of
fncl li i‘.orr.-urmr-.n for lim lm it
Il. rn¢ll'»u~a. "cure in and
mlkilm nnittrr over.
Fred ll. Trainer,
Grafton St.
Opp. Opera llo ns”-e,
FOR SALE
The subscriber otfern by private anis his pro
arty situated in tho conirni pnrt of lirrulnl
linno village conelalinl of hobei. alcro, enrnplo
rooms, ware house. ltnhloa, anti couch hornr .
Will bo sold with or without fur|r’ahlng»e. li nr
particulars and price. Arial{_p(r;H__I gov
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Nllllll ll] IJEBTUHS
All persons indebted in Daniel .\,
Cameron or his estate are nques ed
to make immediate payment to the
undersigned who has full authority to
give receip s and discharges for same.
All amounts unpaid for will be sued
for without respect to parties.
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