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,AGE ,OUR 'rue cHARLo11rsToWN GUARDIAN _ amines 23,1907

  _ Fall Clothing,  
` Clur new fail clothing iii lilflldelill.-lille new 1907 o
models. A 3
When it comes to stylish clothing we are Simiili’
right in it, ani yn vill b: simply n-.it ii it, without
one of our tyl-sh garments. _
All styles ready to wear and male ti order.
S. A. McDonald
P.E.lslaud's Greatest Clothing House.
9-26d ts~tlitf
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FAIRYLANU
Thursday
How Bridgcl’s Lover Fscap-
ed. _
A Woman’s Sacrifice. I.
Hazenbacks Animal show.
I The Advantage
of owning adiarnond. The world i~
large takes od its hat tothe successful
Wearers of diamonds are prosperous
people. Show vour prosperity, g00‘I
,tsste, ‘ndgment and tactfulness by
wearing diamonds. The only product
in the world unharmsble by wear, and
at the same time gives to the wearer a
gzowing dividend on the expenditure
their full purchase price in exchange.
Start with a small stone. Let us talk
and point out diamond advantages to
you. -
w., N. TANTON,
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Illustrated Song.
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NOTIfE lil MARI “IERT3
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and all whom it may concern
The new hlovk nt the hcnii ol Riiilwfi
\I\’h\rf hris be n sunk mid grounded rind doe
not show iibovu low water. Shin ninsters iir
warned ngiiinsl. making mst. lines or mooring
to miiil block ur coiiixng near the clu~turs Ii
piles which island out. of wot../.
DAVID SWALL,
~ lidti Harbor Muster.
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Shippersf

`oi 2
Produce
We have a large stock of f
Produce Receipt Books.
livery buyer of Produce '
should use these handy 1
Books, for OATSI P0 FA* 7'
TOES, HAY, TURNIPS
&c, wholesale in any quau- '
iiry at low price orders till-
ed same tlay as received.
Garters &GII. Ltd. ,
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Booksellers and Stationers
drtttf.
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EA. Harris Co. Ltd., Moncton,
N. "_ would be pleased to have
quotations on hay oats and all
kinds of iirorliie, from all Prince
ro-i7d2w
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Maple Leaf
7 Bars
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25 cents
Waller S. Brown
` `Phon`é“"i'9§" ` /mllhone r.9_-i 'A'
Cor. Kent ond Great George St.
3-rdrfryr. '
les
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The telephone rang in' a' certain
brokers otiice one morning this week,
nd the broker himself answered. I
“_YeB,” Said he, “this is it. 1’n‘r Mr. t
B. What can I _do tor yon? Whom
‘do youwan then? 0 all ho ‘
All diamonds purchased here are worth g
ns
Ed ward Isian dltiterchantsj I
B
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fn
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on
ca
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` worthlnlllions, iseclrions listot rem-
Ks»
ba
still
ped money," the sealedrparcels having
v
division is well' represented here, but
although a search hasnot revealed any I
_  mmams at the famous cause Jamdyce
versus Jarndyce at least two of the rel-
W
are '
presentation plan iiiidwn nag or clip.
in-to
the
talk to you." -
.T
it
Ike
day.
an’ "-
“All right," the broker interrupted.
“The
rnunding my resignation. However,
lie’ll own an oiiice some day. We will
now proceed with the dny’s business,
James."-New York Globe.
A bargain in Soap. SQUCC
luwhich olden are sometimes plloed
bythe utterances ot their childrfq£ho
other day when he related the (QU w-
ing ot himself: A friend of his WI5 had
iiniisiiu nroiwrtt _.vu o waht It
1118 #DUN f°1‘  ‘il 11°*-Wil Ui!
sevai-year-old boy scrutinizing hl`(;!ooo
ahd.hnd mpresentiment that l0mo'ti1ing_
glsgigoliig tohpppan. I tried to get
ect .
“'1ilfi;;iu'uis benz, s`l`ii'¢ii;r L '
“My friend had the good senletto
E
lllell
ee
the laugh at his own expense, enjoying
it all so thoroughly that we wesnble
joke!-Columbus Dispatch. _
Many secrets are hidden awayln the
van »
1, » _
nditu
nants of bygone legal: contests In all
the list compdses 188 items, boxes.
ce
eeivet. I I
"Yep, dis _is Jim. Oh, yep; hulltvyer-
Veneter I go on u party und cat more
dan
don’t sleep goot dat night. Veil, _I
goes to de doctnr’s shop und tells him
yust about bow dat vas, und he siild I
haf
BOD]
per
shop to get dat paper full of some-
dlngs.
vaste money dnt vuy my nnine nln‘t
Hans Fritz von Splattzengatzmeyer."
So I trofws' de paper on de street und
starts home. On de vuy I met a house
mit
sles.
und
on de door: “Small pox. Keep out."
tinks dut's a pooty gont scheme; so 1
goes homo und tnlsm n paint brush und .
ww lp .,,.,._,.,,,_ ,,,,,,,,.,,,., i ii i
ont.” Unddo nlghtllmmdomrt bodder ` `
“"°"m¢°~f-e;iiii»'_s_ii_...._i._ _ e _ , _ ._ ,
THE GUESTS NUSI'
A man wslqesking otpredieameutn
 Roinnnlmoso ot father
mindouiomethlngelse bottom
I! Presently it camo out. Break- I '
ing into u lnll. inithe conversation with'
at little piping-voice of his, he slid: 
the humor ot the thing and started
join wtth.hlm,andnn¢ni>nn~m|-
twu thustumed intonlood
Bank of Erqlald Secrets.
its of ins Banieortmngliiiid. Iii nie
ual account of theyreceipts and ex
res of the paymsster general
behalf of the suprerne court of Judi-
which deals , with securities
sealed packets, i etc., which are
lseirioomn, articles of jewelry. some
us indorsements. The chancery
date back to thaeighteenth cen-
S IUIUHI ISSUHIU
_ `-..___. .~`,.__».1f~
C 11. wiht: ld
wire. Here, Jimmy, some one to
my, A diminutive, towbeaded ot'~
boy, approached and seized the ns
in safe keeping atithe bank. There T'
it
in order to be repaired by a smith
ll
the munic.lpI1Ilty'oi' Vincennes. The
C'
handed it over to the war department,
rind it is among the most honored rel. "-??-FL--~----~»-~----- -~ '~ ;--~ 
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MISS UNA EISEl,E. in honor of hrr
high averngoiib the ierfeiii. High School
Iixisenliintlonp In Brldgi-town, Miss Ellvtr
was tonili-_red it dance hv lier prveiitni ami
the members of the gm' iiI~li| L1 L'i'iiii ut -
r.-¢nili-fl.
mi-mil;
GENEHAI I
UIUIIESNHIS IIB
General`Dnumesnll's w6oden"and iron
leg is inlthe Paris Military museum.
Phe warrior In quqtion lost one ot'
riis legs nt thebattlo of Wagi-om, and
.vlicn he returned to Paris it was re-
iliiccil by n mechanical coutrlvnnce of
.iinber with iron springs. Although
-ripple-d, the old. soldier remained In
ictlve service and wnz li command ot
.lie Vincennes tort in 1814 when the
illios were- lu~ Paris. lt was to the
troops of the nnt|~Napoleon coalition
iliiit General Danuiesnil ‘said when
:oiled upon to give up his fort, “Let
me have my leg, and then you can take
Vincennes." The old generiu died in
1832, deprived ot his mechanical limb.
had been taken ot! while he was ill
amed Brou, living at Vincennes. Brou
cept the article :ind blinded it down
o his family, frbni whom it suhse
iuently passed into the ownership of
ounciiois bt the artillery borough
cs ot French  of the past.
im
Holly
goodby yerselt.
"Say, Mr. B,” the d!minuUvs»~ona
marked
Eddy, de head oitlee boy, zu' he says
ter
to the broker. “dat was
me ter tell yer he resigns his job
He Bays hs kin live anyhow,
mistake he made was in not de-
Hnns’ Nightmare.
tour bolognu sausages, I alvays
dc nightmare. Den be writes
edlngs in Swede on a piece of pe-
und sends me ofer to de hardware
Veil, I says at mlncself, "Vhen
ti sign on do door: “Scarlet meaf
Keep out.” Den I goes along,
I met anndder house init n sign
ommy door: “Night:mnre. Keep
Wi1itc’s ‘
Worcestershire
tries. Gloves were not worn by women
until after the reformation.-St. Louis
Republic. `
arnined this morning?"
ed." _I ~
“What was the trouble. dear?"
I »_
n roiiiia limi ni. iiuiwliukee semi-   
 ‘~  ‘ Who
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i
H_fIaIIIIli‘a;_I
See the second line of new American Hus -hat
came in last week. ” .
I thoughtl had enough in the Sfstshipment to-
finish out the seasou,but before I had time to whistle
the sizes were hrokennnd Ihad ro wir: repeit orders.
Everywhere the “Fi{ANKLiN HAT” is solil
retailers arecmtiuitallv ltiviiig the same complaint.
No wonder tilatwfimpetitois are dared to a stand-
still, » _
“I am the Sole Agent for P.E Island". _
l'li»' l'l. ,‘Bl2()WN,
INDICATIONS POINT
Indications point to an early winter. Better
secure and plint your winter ilowering bulbs at once'
Splendid assortment, reasonable prices.
HATSZ XRD & MOURE,
Gloves have been toliens of solemn
and important things from the ninth
century. They were ‘adopted us Ii rite
‘of the church, and inter the transfer
ring of lands or titles was always nt
tended with the presentation of gloves.
in the eleventh century the method of
challenging to single combat by throw» I_i‘$,- ;
ing _down a glove was instituted. and `,"f, i
this custom still remiiins in some coun~ I I‘I,‘I,I'I 
II. 2 I `\'~ 
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II. "”_`{
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In Trouble. I
“Did you go to the doct/or’s to~bo ex
“Yes. And I was terribly disappoint-
D
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lf S “ef » mm'-WS? e -  -~ l l
se g“;‘, D;‘l:,,”,7‘”‘A.dgh,_ya;_ » The origuiior gin sis very ancient. _ _ I:  -
Some authorities ultsert that they were ' ’
°“*J:“ f 
known ni Bible unleii, from i-erereiieeii   We Draw A Decisive Line Brtwel 'l
made to “shoes” which were thought ‘Q __
to be identical with gloves. The iii-st I 7; jj, ._.
clear nccount of gloves comes, howev- I- ,,
right now by de phone 'cause he doirt elgtlilmfg Xfzllophon. anis :vi-iter speyilrs 
1° ws ef we f he me 3...; .§'i.r.e;.r.;;.“f.z;“.s: ;;‘;:.' =
Homer describes 'Bsertes working in '  .»_ '_'.-._ I--; '
his garden with gloves upon his hands ` .i-'T-I -" . _
to protect them from the thorns, and
Van-o mentions this n ure] as bein
nv is I  Ill: ‘ 
worn by the Romans. *I QT; v"
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1  indifferent
if -» f”.=gIi“: ' 71
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The indifferent kind is sold because th
price is low and catches the birgalii hunter.
We consider it a nart of our contract with
our customers to turniiih GOOD QUALITY
with :very article oi CUTLERY we uell.
  ` This will especially spply to our line of
" ` ' " POCKET KN[VE>. The name Rogers or
,_  Biikers stamped upon eiich blade isngusr-
“I ' nnree of good qnaity,snd we hereby agree
_ to replace fre`e‘of cost any knife round
iii _ "I` drfeciive in quality ofsteel.
,_ .
I Iiiidoliilyiis co, lu.
British
Kofi
Lure
,-  oaocsnmr  _ ' "-'“>"-‘I'='°‘*-‘°~= 
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( fy 1,, ...., _ -
l5c Large Bottle
just received an
other lot of this de-
licious sauce.
STEWART _ & SON_
cures coughs; pleasant
and eiiective.
We have just pre-
pared one gross of this ‘
valuable remedy.
Price 2 5:: per bottle.
Prepared and sold by .
A.W.RcddI_n,PlIm. B -;
- ' Sunnyside ‘ I
\_
   ilent cSafet
Matches I
_ _500fs, _200’s, and Pony size
»SCli0FiELD PAPER C0. Ltd
1 ,, . *_`~___'“,_-_"`_M` SELLING AGENTS. -. - - ~ -  sr.Jf>tiu. N.B SOUTH Side Queen Square.
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Always, Everywhere in Canada
-1 w .~_ `
IfiIIcIIaIIIII
comes not from an empiy bin
in the cellar. Order the bin
iilied today, and the incon-
venience anil expense oF link.
ing _ln coal wi'li snow ' onl the
gionnd will ne avoided. 
. We can supply you with
- got-d coal at rea: ooable prices.
oItaIddt¥=l§l‘.;;°_.
Phone 240.
Ze- 
Im Isxnibirioi
I Your liiiinii niwiys mi ,xhim
'tioi~, ever thlnkof thot, it In Iles
s. ditlrence how it looks, don’t 3 If
you wish to look well ai ii (y
mes from knowing vnu have me
BEST. Try . ‘
I
_ that comfortable feelluu which
,co
I
Star Steam Laundry
Kent Street Phone r5l
as _
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d\§\§\l§Itwe SCHOOL SHOES'
I
i\‘lllg.a:t3)i;;-:os all styles
Muilo ers nspeeislby
C ON R 0 Y. 8.3.15..
V.. _cpp_uiii_iiii_e¢i __ ,_
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CUHL _
We would advise Acustouieis
oorder their coal and have
't delivered before the season
‘gets too late as the strike now
_on at th '- Sp izig Hill Mine
Imay cause a scarcity and bv.
he means of advancing th
G. Lyons Ri Bu
8-28 dtf
T H E BEST
Ask For E[)[)Y’S’I=
poous and forks we sell are plat-
' ed on the finest nickel silver.
The silver is accurately weighed
upon the goods and is guaranteed
by the manufacturers to bezo per
cent heavier thatl ` the' nsui
standard. They also outhoijze us
to return the price paid or' replace
the good 1. should anyone of them
not prove`»xQ~*'v as represented.
E_ ll, Taylor
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ff n _Ti 1
On account oi winding up business we are selling our immense stock of boots
rbbers ata I ‘ I   ~
Shoes and au bl: discount.
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