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. We have vessels at our
wharfpnow with the following
coals:
. . Albion Nut
Illvolfness Round ‘
Drummond Round
o’R'eIserv'e.Run of Mine
We' will -be discharging for
several days.
Ordei"`your supply to-day
A. Piicikard & Co.
 Phone 240
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Here you will find a choice
. assortment of tho most delici-
ous chocolates made by Moirs,
» Neilsons and WilIiards- Can-
, ada’s best contectioners. -
Our chocolates are as pure,
clean, fresh and good as even
the most fastidious could de-
sire. ‘
Boxes and bulk-ordinary
prices.
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made ot the best quality rub-
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stand constant bard usage.
We are so confident our Ho
Water Bottles will meet al
your needs and give perfec
satisfaction that we give yo
Two Year
Guarantee '
against any defect in materi
or workmanship.
Let us show you our ne
stock. Prices $1.00 to $4.00.
Geo. E. Hughes
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Reported inwards:
Schr. Hazel B. Miller, Capt. Lan-
tigue, from Campbellton.
Reported Outwardsz
Schr. Starlight, Capt. Forgeron, for
Petit de Grat. N.S.
Schr. Elma L. Young, Capt. Baker,
for Wallace.
Schr. Fama, Capt. Fargeron, for
Arlcliat.
Sehr. E. S. Falt, Capt. Horton, for
Picton. 
::CHANGEABLE ..WEATHER is
hard on children’s shoes-one wet
day gives a hall’ shoddy shoe a mon-
grel look it never gets over. NOT SO
in (‘ltOSBY’S “YOUNG CANADA"
SCHOOL S}iOES- they take a soak-
ing like a young duck und never lose
their shape or go over in the counter.
l’ay a little more and treble the war
hilt be sure you get CROSBY’S
“YOUNG CANADA.” ‘
Gruhbs-Why are you so certain
that ninn is an inmate ot the as um
Drug V Company ‘ii
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have _eamestly strivep
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honest manufacturer. VY  I
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establish such a repu ation,_and believe our old friends
'will say that we have neverdisappointed them. Hickey s
Black Twit Chewing Tobacco reDr€S€I\fS H0* Only
our best efforts but the best to be had in the tobacco line!
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rr P/ivsto Buy in this Province.
SEE the sl hts at the 'Poddlers Par-
' "rits oAscAPizoiA.-'riie s.s, ons-
oapedla. sailed from Quebec last night'
and is due here on Thursday next.
RUSTICO SERVICES,-.», There will
be servicsin St. Marks Church, Rus-
iiée, tcnui-en or Engines: on sunday
next, Nov.,-'ith at 3 p. In. ..
Y.M.6.A. AUXILIARY,-The regular
monthly meetiing of the Y,.M.C.A.
Au}iliai:y will be held Saturday after-
noon, Nov. 6th,' at'4*p.m. All the
members are urgently requested to
attend. Come and help. ‘_
ENGAGEMENT.- Mrs. M. A. Den-
mark announces the engagement of
her youngest daughter Ida Georgina
(Niedy) to Captain Louis -Wallington,
P. E. l. From “The Daily Ontario"-;
_BellevilIe, Ontario, lst Nov.
HOME,FOR BURIAL.-The remains
oi ,Edward Fox, of the schooner -Linda
Tiblo, who was drowned at Cardigan
on Saturday last were sent to his
home in Grand Banks, Njid., for burial.
Mr Tiblo, one of the owners of the
schooner, arrived in Cardigan on
Monday. f
WEDDING BELLS.-The marriage
of Miss Jessie M. Bruce, daubhter ot
Mr John Bruce ot Kingsboro, to Mr
Everett Thomas McK`endrick, son of
Mr J. C. McKendrick, of Hillcrest,
Charlottetown Royalty, took _place ,in
Zion Church on Wednesday evening
last at seven o'clock. Rev. G. C. Tay-
lor oiilciated. The bride who was nn-
attended, wore a handsome costume
of brown, with hat to match. The
bride has been in the employ ot-
Messrs Moore & McLeod, of this city.
and’among the many valuable wed-
ding presents were~ suitable remem-
brances from her fellow-employees.
The Guardian tenders to Mr and -Mrs
McKendrick heartiest congratulations.
WEDDING CHIMES. - At the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Ross
Kinross, brother and sister of the
bride on Tuesday evening, Nov. 2..
one ot the very pleasing events oi’ life
was consummated, when Miss Irene
Belle Ross was united in marriage to
Mr. Peter I. McQueen of Orwell. At
8 o'clock as the strains of Lohengrin’s
wedding march floated frcm the piano
under the skilful hands ot' Mrs. L.
W. ings. The groom supported by Mr.
Nat McKinnon ot Pownal, lod by the
ofliciating clergyman Dr. McEwen en-
tered the parlor. At the close oi’ tho
march the bride lcd by her_bi"othcr,
with the brides maid, Miss Eva
Smith of Pownal and the brides niece
Ruth as bearer of flowers came iii.
The pride taking her place beside the
groom. Mrs. ings then rendered beau-
tifully the solo. "The Voice that
breathed from Eden". At the close of
which the marriage pledges were
made. A short practical ring cere-
mony was used, little Helen Ross, a
niece of the bride as -rim; bearer. The
groom was dres.seii"in conventional
black, while the bride wasbeautitully
attired in white satin dechene trimm-
ed with whito '=~' with 'veil and or-
ange blossoms. The bridesmaid was
also beautifiilly dressed in Belgian
blue .silk and real lace. The decora-
tions in tdie- parlor and dining room.
‘were very artistic and showed the
work of skinful hands. The guests
were_ali friends and immediate re-
latives of the families ci' the young
people. The presents to the bride
were-numei'ou.s and valuable. After
the ceremony a. sumptuous three
rse wedding supper was heartily
enjoye~d.~ The toast to the bride and
groom, with complementory remarks
on the event were given by Hon.
Alex Martin of. Valleyilcld, in his us-
ual witty; interesting’ 'and graceful
manner. A most enjoyable evening
'was spent. The music und harmony
'thin waeninteiisifisd by a. spasm of
music, minus harmony without, but
all contributed to add zest- to the aus-
picibus event. The young people go
to home-keeping at once with thc best*
wishes of t'helr`rnany foiorids with
whom they are popular. '-
::Foster’s Geralocal Emulsion of
Cod Liver Oil is much stronger than
most emulslons sold and the additiion
oi' Guacol -makes it ' "the finest pre-
coughs and bronchial affections. 50c
and $1.00 bottle. E. A. Foster, Centr-
al' Drugstore.
Miss Ada Bradbury
88 Great George Street `
Art Needle Work and mater
working. Stamped Linens
Threads of all kinds. 88 Great
Street.
3710-9-29Mtf. _ . . ..
 
Any form of neuralgisi 'no' 
mltter how severe it may bel
will quickly yield to a » -,few
,¢uro.. ._ . 
'This wonderful preparation*
has its worth'by -bring-'
ing relief to thousands
0\1l'6 YOU. '
MacNutt, C. A. M.C.,"ot Charlottetown* FIRE AT UPTON.-On the eveningi
paration on the market for obstinate
:zlnvorness Peanut Coal is _selling
at Geo. . Full’s Coal Yard at three ‘
dollars per ton. . 3752-11-3m4l.
EVANS’ is the ‘Right
Cure for Neuriilgfi'-a
treatments ot Evans Ngii_ifg'l¢|ti,'_V
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‘ PRIME 'SAUSAGES always, on hand ~
at ,I-Iolman’s, Charlottetown. '
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.PnicEe.- We netware tamper;
Genuine “New Burrell-Johnson iron" ,I
Co's Silver' Moons in Stock, positive-'
ly the most reliable to buy; Get our , -
prices. Tl-IE ROGERS HARDWARE
CO, Limited. 3779-21. V
` MEETING TODAY.- The Ladie’s;
Aid Society of the Y. M. C. A., will
hold a regular monthly; meeting this
afternoon at 4 p. m. All ladies’ inter-
ested in the Y. M. C. A., work urgent-
ly asked to att’end\
PARCE-L8 F_0R ENGLAND.- The;
next steamer sailing from Montreal'
for England with mails-will leave on
Saturday, the 13th inst., and all par-1
cols to connect with this steamer must
be mailed so as to 'leave here on
Thursday morning, the 11th. I
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of the 29th ult., about 6 p.m.~, the
dwelling-house owned by Mr Seymourf
Taylor and occupied by Mr Wm. Ward
was burned to the ground with veryl
little insurance on it. Some of the'
furniture in the house was saved. The
cause of fire is unknown.
MURRAY -HARBOUR RED CROSS.
--The Murrvtyillarbour North branch
of tlie,R_ed Cross Society have for-
warded thei' following list to the
Armonries, Charlottetown, from Oct.
1914 to November 1, 1915:-32 sheets,
70 plllow'oases, <19- pyjama suits, 82
handkerchiefs._,;l8 pair oi’ socks. \i9
nightshirts, 12' bandages, 11 towels, 2
feather 'pilIows. Malinda Millar,i
Treasureri  _ 3800
TIBBETTS-ARTHUR. - Charles
Garfield ’éib,betts. youngest son of Mr
and Mrs_ harles_H. Tibbets, of Wolfe-
bioro Centrel,w§\T.-H.,I€vas united in mar-_
rage to' ss atherine McLean
lsrthu-rélirz Bt;;ton,ilV)ll;1ss., on Tuesday,
ept. ' s .. r T etts is a native
ofiwolfeboro and received his educa-
tion`,there, being a graduate of Brew-
ster Academy; 'He has been a resi-
dent ot Boston for a number ot’ years.
,,'1l`IIhe lé§'i,de,iAishthe daughter of Mr and
rs eo. rt ur, of Mount Hope, P.E.
Isla-nd, where she has spentpher sum-
mers,.though she lived in ‘Boston for
son1e_yoars.-. Both young people have
a =lios'tolfj friend wish them happi-
ness an prosper y. Mr and Mrs
Tibbetts will reside at 22 Speedwell
Street, in Dorchester, Mass.
RECRUITINGI MEETING AT BON-,
SHAW.-On _ Thursday evening s
large. and rousing recruiting meeting
was 'held at Bonshaw. Tho Rev. Di‘.
Fullerton presided. Lieut. Dawsoni
made a powerful appeal to the men
of his own district to come with him
to fight for King and Country. Mr.\
Crosby then followed with a line ad-
dress and deal-t with the urgency of
the situation during this crisis. He
made s fine appeal to the young men
to follow the example of Private Mc-
Clary, -who was sitting on the pmt-‘
form, and those going to the front'
with the Highland Regiment. Mr..
Barlow sang in his usual splendid
stvle several patriotic songs, which
stirred the enthusiasm of the people,
and resulted in three men coming for-`
ward. Mr.- Watkis was the aecompa-'
mst and did his work in an excellent
manner. The meeting closed with the
singing of God Save the King. i
OLD-TIME REMEDY
MAKES PURE BLOOD
Pm-ify your _blood by_ taking
Hood’s Sarsaparilla. _ This medi-
cine has been and stillisthe people s
medicine because of its reliable 1
character and its wonderful success I
in the treatment of the common dis- I
eases and ailments--sorofn_la,
tarrh, rheumatism, ¢ly_s]_JBPBlH» lf?"
of appetite. th" tired feolulsih
general debility. i
Heod’s Sarsaparllla has been |
tested forty yearn. Get it t0d\Y~ I
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::If you are a good cook, you
‘careful about the' Kitchen Drugs. We
sell the purest, and the best Baking,
Powder, l<‘lavonrin|z"Extracts. Olivo
Oil, Spices, etc., etc., JOHNSON &
JOI-l_NSON, Driiggists, (lor. Kent and
Prince Sts.
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 Everyday
-@ f-Service
That feeling of security
which one should have
drugs is
experienced by
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If you will "trade with
we feel Sure that' our
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in you this same
of se_curity.Nand
cause you to become a
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f-¢f,'_lU=f.l!s Ywr
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Johnson' & Johnson
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Gor. Knit. li Prlnoe in,
 *,Moore &   
'  f 11,19-121 Queen Street   A ' ' '
lVlen’s English   5C
Worth to 60c each, Saturday ,   , '
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Here is a wonderful value for Saturday shoppers-a great -lot of new English Oxford
g shirts, light and dark stripes, all sizes, large and roomy, worth to  cents each. As a banner
special for Saturday, we offer them at.  .. . ' ' 25C. each
Men’s Fancy Winter Vests worth to $4.00
ior........    ....$i.oo
lVlcn’s and boys caps, odd sizes, worth to
$i.oo..,...... . . . .
..    5oc.
_ Men’s working gloves and mitts regular
6oc.;md65c . . . . . . . . . .
_._   5oc.
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Colored Wool Dress Goo~ds--
A, nice range w orth from 1.25 to 7 5c
and Brown
.  i9c.
Small Boy’s Sweaters, Navy
Saturday   
A `Mcu’s splendid four-in-hand T ics, a wonder
3 for........    $1.00
Mcn’s 'Wool Lined Mocha (}lo`ves, regular
$I.25line f0r......    $1.00
On the dress goods counter all day” Saturday you will find this splendid bargain.
There is :iii assortment oi pretty and durable fabrics-all colored-no blacks. The goods
arc all vziricties of price, riuiniiig as high as $1.25 per yziril. For Saturday you can clioosc
:itpcryzird........................... . . . . . . . .
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 75c.
1 .00
Worth to 20c 1.25 Gloves
_ ~ _ , _ -Here is a special lot of nice dog-skin gloves
There 'S a lot of nbbons that we are °lear'_ Tans, all sizes, well made, durable and shapely.
‘"3 Gut' There are Odd lotsvshort endS_°a“ This is a. special purchase, procured to sell at
sorts--worth to 20c. yard-half dozen colors $I_25_  
and you can choose Saturday for Choose Saturday for I A
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5c yard 1.00 pair
Ribbons 5c yd Wom’s Dogskin
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M ’ Sh°rts   and Drawers A .
aiimssizesf--odd Garments 500
This lot of underwear comprises all thc lines we have in incomplete assortment-.
Whcrc we have discontinued a line Bild llfwc only a few of each Size left-we "
have put it into this range. That mcaiis that on Saturday you can buy these 
shirts and drawers worth to $1.25 for 0nly........    _ C
75c I,
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 A FIVE DOLLAR BILL CAN do wonderful work hcrc today.
gf. "" - This lot of dresses offered at- this most remarkable price, is mostly nice
if " scrges in very pretty plain colors.
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Mcn’s all wool ribbed shirts and drawers :i very special lot of $I.oo value
l :iteac\i.... . . . .

Serge Dresses 0   5
Worth to $16.00 for -°
I I There are some narrow skirt models-and there are some mod-
 ` crntely wide cuts-:intl some that are quite in line with thc new skirt
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`  'l` hey arc all good. The ,scrgcs arc hue, limi all wool fabrics--
I F -U bcttcr than wc could give youicven at the same money if bought new
today. Look them over if there’s one that pleases you-you can
' sziveha lot of money.
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Clearing A Lot Of
i , SkirtsgWo1°th $6.00 A 
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Scrgcs-'l`wcetls--l’anziiu;is--iii black, navy and colored. 'l`hcy arc
wcll inadc--well tziilorcrl-iinc splciididly woven fabrics. They are not
of latest model th;it’s :ill the matter. '
Any woman who wants ii kuockziboiit skirt cziiuiot ziiiord
'A this wonderful bargain by.
/ Skirts worth from $4.50 to $6.00 cacli, all sizes-  
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iopass
` .rl many colors,clcar at........    
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Some Spleiidid Saturday Bargains
In Linen Depannienf
y l Au all pure linen Pillow Sham, Hcnistitchcd
ziiidxgliiiib. iii.a.. veyy pretty design. Size 30x30
slig'itly° soileclf Regular $1.25 each, _ 
just arrived, :i sm:ilL job lot of l)ainask
'l`ziblc Napkins that came in too late fFr` dollar
day in a good range of patterns, sizc 
22x22 ins.- Special for Saturday.... c Special for S:itiu'day......  
Another job lot Ei' Damask Napkins which ,
arrived too late fm' dollar day-in a large range A good, strong durable. Roller
of designs made from,an all pure linen `i7 ins. wide, red border, special for
yarn, Size 24x24 ins. Saturday special  Saturday.. .. ». . . . . .  .  . . .
for....     '_ , _
A nice line, 'even thread White
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Another lot of Japanese hand crochet -Doil~
ies in a very pretty design, size 9x9 in _ A `
rg-gular worth |6c each. Special for Sat-  Saturday. . . . . . . . . .  . . . . . . .. .
urday..;...--......5.........'..... C . , f _ I
` A good strong, durable round thread un- A good big soft Bath Towel wld. `
bleached Siieeting, 7o_'ins. wide regular
 Special for Satt'ird1iy...... ....   '.. p
An all pure Linen lluck Towel, large sind djepisiitched, Hemmed and colored
border..--....    ..  ‘
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