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Tai Princess arrived last night at 9.15
and the express at 9.50.
Wxron for The Guardian's comic page
every Saturday morning.
Car'r.Baa'ri.srrr and Mrs. Rankin
leave this morning on a trip to Begum,
_ Trix City of London brought 50 page".
ers and alarge freight from Belfast yes.
tex-day.
M155 LAIRD. who has been visiting her
lister Mrs. J. A. Msthiesou, leaves this
morning on return to Winnipeg.
T" first meeting of the Arr. ounare
Club held last night was a great ,u°,,¢,,_
Th"° ‘"5 H 80011 attendance and much
interest shown.
the eyes in s
expert advice
we also furnish
prices and at less
We expect they
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ou every raped. by .At the meeting of the Local Council o
improving _thc sight and Woman yesterday the date for the annual
Miss Rosa Knioirr, daughter of
spectacles are Ri°i"\l'd Kllisht. baker of this sity leaves
necessary we for St. John this morningto spend the
to the sight, winter with her uncle, Thomas Knight.
LAST Bikini. was I-Iallows'en and the
than you might pay ig small boys committed the usual amount,
if not more than the usual of depreiia-
pair of Spectaclol tions to door steps, platforms and gates.
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litmus nnirtev
Barrister and Attorney
Lpstaiis Ihnco Brick Building
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  pastry in the
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'-11 here fhme sisters and two hmbhers Wi" drrssmakingbusiness herefor a number
lie ice p only the best "we the symimufy of many I" 'of years and had very many friends. The
meeting and the advisibility of holding a
meeting to consider the question of tuber-
culosis were discussed.
THE Passengers by the Princess last
night inciiided W. F. Robins and Miss
Helen Anderson from Halifax; Miss May
Gillis, Pict-ou; J. J. Leary ot the Marconi
Wireless Telegraph Co., and Mrs. Leary,
on a visit to the city.
Atiorm the passengers hy the oxpressi
last night were George Handrahan from
Slllllllwfsifllfi Mlkior Schurman; J. F.
Fraser, oi’ Davis &: Fraser; Miss Amy
Lowe from Boston; A. Lord from Capel
Traverse; D. R. Morrison, Summersidc.
A coiiniai. invitation is extended to
everybody who wishes to call and see
The Guardian Web Perfecting Press
while running at l1.30a. m. on Monday
or Wednesday of each week. This is the
only press of its kind in the Province and
;well worth a visit. tf
THE death occured at Tryon yesterday
morning of Miss May, daughter of Mat-
thew Callbeck, in the 23rd year of her age.
Deceased had been in ill health for some
months ast A f th th
their bereavement. 'lhe funeral takes
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suit. A irialordcr will make Ti-ir: last issue of the Toronto Globes °“t“’emi’°" °f the Knights °f C°i“mb“5
` saturday magazine contain , , and visited this city a year ago with a
youaregular uisiomer. Prince. Edward Island v,cwssinLT;\;ie,l;; degree team from Boston. The groom's
The Roman C,,um1|c Churqh at Verna" gift to the bride was n sett of sable furs
D. River, photo by Rev. Father Mcliemxa and to the bridesmaid a diamond
i Cnmornm nmtermed an une example ring. The presents were both nunierous
p,C,4,,.5,§ [;AKRRv, of ecclesiasticalarchitecture occupyingan “Pd °h°i°° ‘md 5i‘°“'ed th” esteem in
eminence where it can be seen for miles." “ hich mm 5'°“"g °°“Pie “"0 hem-
B“k"5 Best Bread- There is also a ‘typical country lane at
Seven Mile Bay' and ‘clam digging', from  
photos by Rev. J. J. Maeaomaa, parish “Always the best value in the city., _
priest of Seven Mile Bay. - - 7 -'Mark-,\_Vs\ight~FumishingCo's. ~- 1 .- '- i For the iitsue of the 13th one third of a col-
C. D. lloKrNNoN, Sourls, came ,to the
city last night.
Tm: death took pines yesterday of John
H°PUIl!0l\. Weymouth St. laborer, alter
a brief illness ofintiamation of the lungs.
T. J. Momus, who formerly conducted a
grocery business in this city and is now in
Glooe Bay came to the city last night on a
short visit.
TH: City Marshall and some oi the
D0licemen patrolled the streets last
night and terrorilerla large number of
Holiowe'en marauders.
SFND in Wltage stamps to “The Guar
difill. Charlottetown," 6 cents for 100 Tun-
nel stamps, ll cents for N0, 10 cents for
300,‘31>¢opt-B for 400, 26 cents for 500 or 52
cents for 1000. These prices include cost
°f_' mliilllib ._Everybody should use
Tunnel stamps on their envelopes and
conespondehce. d tw ef
TBI: concert and social hold in George-
town on Monday night, in aid oi the
Street Lamp Fund, realized $130. and live
lamps _will be procured immediately. The
hall was packed, and a good program was
rendered. It included a duett by the
Misses Hi|'~'i\@Y and McPhee; recitations
by Miss Freda Mon-isey and Miss Aggie
McPhee;solo by Miss Marion Morrissey:
chorus by the Georgetown Glee Club, and
I wsicel song hy E. F. Ryan. The cakes
were sold by P. D. Bowlen, M. L. A.
T. W. Morrisey and E. F. Ryan.
Yssrsiinav a lad named Ingram was
arrested for the larceny of $5) from the
residence of CharlesMacmiilan, Covehead.
Ingram .who belongs to town is about lti
years of ago and had had been working for
Mr.Macmiiian.Mondaynig||t. he disappear-
ed from the place. On his not showing up
further investigation showed that the $20
was_aiso missing. When arrested at his
home bythe Marshal the $20 was found in
his possession. He was arraigned before
Stipendlsry Brebaut and will be tried this
afternoon. The trial of John King charg-
ed with malicious in_)ury to the property
of John Anderson, Queen's Arms, also
comes up for hearing before Stlpendiary
Breliaut today.
JOHN J. Kr:i.i.Y and bride left yesterday
morning for their home in Cambridge,
Mass, Mr'. Kelly was formerly Miss
Edith McQuaid, daughter of John J. Mc-
Quaid Plsquid. She was engaged in the
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A BARGAIN IN
CLOTHS _  SAILOR TAMS
inciiiiini and heavy
suitable for jackeis,
coats. etc. Colors
iicailier oxford,navy _
worth from 9oc to $1.
yer ynul, the L' 
low bargain price of
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YES, sell them at prices away below value. Why? Because
ue've an overstock of them-a state of affairs tliat,undesir-
Shiv. bo I ere they go.
Note the Reduction in the Prices!
This waisi is made of fair quality black sat- This waist is made oi' splendid wcarinf., sat-
een--has new sleeve strapped at cuff and
 wrist. Haudkerchief yoke-trimmed
with applique ; front of inch tucks is
=e_u, has the new sleeve-self collar-front
iiininicii with cording and applique. Our
'“i§“|‘“ Pflifv is goc, reduced price . . . . . .
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WCS Of plain and fancy _  Two special values in Cliildi-en’s
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We’re Going to Seii These
Black Sateen aists
Tame-One line is selling for 4oc
each worth 48c to 6oc, some
plain and some with colored
piping- Another line is selling
or 25c-similar in style an
shape, both have ribbon band
wit. name . . . .
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A rouse
'NUR from P- WM
arrested on the of the C R.
from the east at Moncton Monday after-
noon for creating a disturbance on the
train. He will be arraigned before the
some magistrate. ~
A Qulrr home wedding takes place this
evening at the residence of tba bride's
parents, Cspt,A. and Mrs. Lord, Victoria,
when their daughter, Miss Elia, will be
united in marriage to H. J. Mahon, Sourls.
The bride will be gowned in white silk
and will be attended by her sister, Miss
Annie, who will also wear white silk. The
Guardian _ioins with many friends in ex-
tending best wishes.
A Mom: than ordinarily sad event book
place last night about ton o‘clook in the
sudden death of Mrs. James Carter,
_Prince Steet, after only a brief illness of a
day. She had been taken ill in the morn-
ing with what afterwards proved to be,
heart trouble but which at the time was
not thought to be so serious. Last night
she grew suddenly worse and death came
quickly and unexpected. There are left
to mourn a grief stricken husband,one
brother, Leslie W. Cook, and five child-
ren. The bereaved ones will have deep
sympathy in their irreparable loss.
A PRs'r'rY wedding will take place this
evening at the home of John McDonald,
Crapaud, when his daughter Miss Millie
will be united in marriage to I)onn.ld
McFadyen, Augustine ilnvo. The cen-
inony will be performed at 7 p. m. by Rev,
Thos. Stebbingin the presence of ii large
number of relatives and friends. The
lhride will boattired in white aibatross
with trimmings of silk and lace. She
will be attended by her sister Miss :Lena
and her cousin Miss Frankie Howntt,
Tryon, the former dressed in pearl grey
nun`s veiling and the latter in pale green.
The groom will bc supported by his bre-
tiior Edward McFndyen, Augustine Covc.
A large number of presents bespeak the
best wishes of many friends.
Tnsm: was a large attendance at the
annual meeting of the Caledonian Club
last cvcning. Tho following ofliccrs wcie
elected :
Chief--A. A. MacDonald. ~
President-James Eaton.
lst Vice -James Calder.
2nd Vice-Archri. MrcKay.
Trees.-Jolin MacEachern.
Financial Sec.-John MacSw:iiti.
Recording Sec.-I). R. Mficieininn.
Corresponding Sec.-Alex. Mc-ilcoii.
Piper-Peter Ferguson,
It was also decided to ccichrutc Saint
Andrcw's Day by a soirce and the foil- w-
ing committee were appointed io (airy
out the arrangements of wiiich duo notice
will be given: Jas. Paton, Col. D.Stcw.i. _,
John MacI.’hee, S. A. MacDonald, Alex.
MacDonald.
Friends of The Guardian are again asl.
ed to have all their advvrtisinr nnitt' r
whether of entertainments, lectures, con-
certs.or ofa general nn.ture,ln this Office
not later than 4 p. ui. and of any consid-
erable length much earlier, ns it is impos-
sible to give all the neu s of the day if ad-
vertising has to be handled at night, for
every line of thc lutlcr prevents thc
appearance of the same quantity of news.
uinn of such advertising was set up in
type at night, and readers were thins
deprived of thc same quantity of lute
n~.ws.This,of course, makes The Guardian
icss vaiunliic to rendcrs and correspond-
lngly so to advertisers, and in future only
o uergency ad vertlsing will hc accepted at
night. Friends are asked to hand in all
their advertising as early as possible cach
dw' cilmcs souPs.
Spicy and oppetizing. Easily prepared-
mnkeagood beginning for the evening
meal.
GRAND SHINTO SERVICE.
Toxio, Oct. 28.-Impressive -religious
memorial services for those killed in
the navals battles during the war be-
tween Japan and Russia are being held
ilnily by surviving friends of t-he deceased.
Herb W. Edwards injured.
lierb W. Edwards of Des Moines, Iowa,
gout fall on eq icy walk last winter,
spruining his fist and bruising his
knees. "Tho next day," he says, “they
were so sore and stiff I was afraid I would
have to stayin bed, butl rubbed them
well with Chamberlain's Pain Balm m_.d
iifteru few appliciitioiia all soreness had
Pain Balm saved me several days' time,
to say nothing of thc suffering." This
iinimcnt is for sale by all drugglsts.
smiiirox iinsw vonx.
New YORK Octobcritii.-A well devol-
opcd case of uhmiiipox was discovered on
Ellis Island yestoriiny among 1,300 steel'
age passengers from the slenmcr Norda-
mcrika, from Naples and Genoa.
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Tluioue formerly sold for $1.20. It’s very
f“," ‘i\H1i\iy black sateen-has new sleeve
wiiii_ tucked cuff-front trimmed with
°°"i‘“i§ and tucks in box plsit effect-self
tucked collar. The reduced price is ouiy
TTS Pfelty waist has new sleeve tucked
_rom shoulder to elbow. Front made with
incli and pill tucks altetnltin . Similar
*Wie at back. A plain yet stygliah waist.
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This lot is made of bright silky oateen, fash-
ionable sleeve . tucked from shoulder to
°‘i“- _Front made with 3 vows fancy
Smclllnli lofi tucks. Tucked bsck,$|.l 5
lacked self collar, former price $1.60 now
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WARM 'E . ,1z'.'iz2? -rv SHIRTS just received dir
also ep lique trimmed. Regular pricc$l.20
was $i.§5, a bargain at. . . . . . . . . . .
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A pretty waist made lu a style thst’s hard
to describe. It's of fine. soft satcen, has
the fashionable sleeve, has all over tucks 
front and back. Very neat and pleasing.$l.40
Reduced from $1.95 to . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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A spltndid wear resisting waist is made of
twillcd sateen of extra quality. Front is  S 
made with tabs and buttons and inch '
tucks. Back is box plalted-has the new
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sleeve with pointed cuff. Regula $z.35$l  ’
Nowreducei to _  
This waist is of heavy sateen very highly fin-
ished closely resembling satin. The
sleeve is tucked elbow to wrist. Has
pointed yoke, tucked and fsgotted-front ’
made with inch tucking and_tr|mmed with °  S
insertion-as is back. Price was $r.45,$l 
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Visors _ 'P' / .. .1
A bi; i..-.net fuii of 1,..n¢.- 7  
About i ree ozen un- _
gf] i l’i:‘i:`ndrieil whiiie shirtsl-‘- ect from the ulanu
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,Y`“‘°' vm' . / " s ties-:"i‘f>'ei¢.~'a°rreu\q\ilei.1y facturers. »
"Kill well mode, urge ~
 vests that sell re _ H11?
Y Htsscnpeciai on y 25c _ - -
price has been reduced to
this exceptionally low
only...,... .....29C
35c and 5oc.
4- 5oi: and $1.00. _
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WE ARE SPECIALISTS IN SMALL FURS _
This does not mean that we do ncthing else- far from it. But we devote special atten-
tion to the small fur feature of our fur department. Competent judges tell us that we are
beyond all competition in this line. Write or call for prices-
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Stylish Furs for I
Particular People.
Ladies who are particular about
the style and quality of the furs
they buy, are invited to ' inspect
our showing.
Unquestionabiy the finest iii e of
small furs in P. hi. I. at piices that
are not beateirby anyone.
We show ruiis from $i.i5 to 850
each, and each i at the top in its
' class.
A Few Picked at Random.
Marmot stole. soft rich brown,
with cord ornaments-4 tails,
Muskrat stole. brown with hand-
some dark marking-chenille ,
fiinge....  . . . .
.....$9_50 "'
Very fine long stole of OHIO
slhlc, has 6 large tails, cord
fastening at neck and is a not-
ably good value av... ..._ $13.45
A very pretty little ruii of real
ALASKA sable, has full wide
back, 6 tziil=, mid really is fine
value at . . . . . . . . . . . .
.. .$14 75
A simi'ar rlifl to lic lest men-
tioned is made up rf .saute fur,
but is larger and iviig-.:r. .$|8.75
Large hear ruff, double s'oie uf-
fe:t ki-ire length. H i:ii‘s $|9 75
Mink rufls of maiiv slyifs come
. at $27.50. $30-75. $42.50 $16 00
i $49-50.
l Stone Mar‘eiis at $30.00 and $42 00.
Mufls arc iieic to mulch almost
every ruff we show.
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FELL FROM WINUOW.
SYDNEY, Octobi.-r2lJ -The infant child
of James Mi-lutyrc, Lconin hotel, Chai-
iuite street, fell i'rnm a iiirce story win-
.iow into an adjacent lot this morning.;
and was so iniilly injured tiiiil. recovery is
iioubtiui.
CHARMING FEM li\'l.\’ llY.
skin, briiriit eyes. and oniiui‘iii;.; nerves,
i`iiosc whnsc looks are so deiig-liliui use
Ferrozone because it's the exact food
needed to tone and stimulate the blood.
Ferrozone invigorates. braces, fccds,-it
makes those dainty, vivacious women so
pleasant to incct. Yo\i’|l have the rosy
bloom of iiruitii, dnsil and spirit, the
satisfaction and joy- of liuc iiciiith uiicr
using lhzrrozonc. 'on should get Ferro-
zone today. Sold everywhere in 5l.'c. box-
cs.
EXPERT SEWING MACHINE REPAIRS
Also sewing niachinc oil of absolute
purity, and the host noodles and parts for
iili machines at Singer stores.
Look for the red S., QuccnStrcot Char
lottetown; also on south side of \\'at.cr
Street, Summcrsiilo. P, E. I.
Iron Ox Tablets are for sale at thi'
Apctlieouries Hall. 7iii.f
Japanese china the finfi-i setclini iii
lie city at W. P. Colwllls, Sunnyside.
7-12 d tf.
Toinsurc perfect health use Iron-ox
’l`siblcts. For sale at your ilriiggist`.~i, 25
cunts pci* box. liidf i
\Ve have just rcu-:vcd ii package of
chinn. direct from Japan It is thc iiiccst
I*`ilInous lioautics pay p:ii'i.irul»\r ntilln-,
tion to tlic‘1nii'ii_v of tiwii' blond, lcnowiiig
that nutritious blood inc-ans suit delicaie
M-vid#
We Arc Alwavs Doing
Something Out of _
the Ordinary I menus--~¢»-'sum
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This time the parlor tables have got into trouble-Vile have 6 of
one kind iliot have _not .inoveil otiim fast enough at our low regular
'price of $4.50' When we cut deep, we cut deep, so out iliey go ai $1 90
each. Tliese are nice :guaranteed oak parlor tables 24 in x 2.; in and
as iliere are _o_uly 6 left, you had better come quickly if you want one.
_roi-IN NEwsoN.
in 1-5 PER CENT
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e The:Sun|Llfe Assurance Ccml any wrote 26 i- 5 p-
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of| the total amount of new business written by
the Canadian Life Companies (zo in all) in the yea
1904-a practical guarantee of the confidence of the
insuring piblic.

E- R- BROW.
Manager for P. IE. Island,
19 mwffiyi Charlottetown.
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dIs,,pp,,m.ed_ I feel that LMS homle of lino of ilic kinii in the city.-\V. l’.
olwill, Sunnyside. , 7-li! ii ti. c
5-_gsmasupasnsasvnainiui-Z:
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who arc fond of good
bulk perfumes will hr
iiiturcsicd in our stock.
We have some elegant
odors which we will he
glad to have you sample.
We will be greatly
mistaken if you ao not
find a favorite hero.
Prices 25c io 75c per
ounce.
“The Two Macs”
iiiiiiiiiiiillilli llliiliiiiilliiil
.DRUGGISTS
Cor. Gt. Geo. and Kent Sis.
Q-csenunssasnuansvlnn
Piano f_Q_RsA|.E
A first-class hell Piano, good as new
which l wailli sell alt a bargain. For in-
s ction, c. ap y io
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 _Hmerican llife
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on its nmluriiig liivcsiincni Poiivics to iis
nninrroiis policyholders.
Life (with profits] Liiniicii Paynicnt.
linciowniciit and Gnarautccil income
Ronda will rorlucc the best results under
the safe aml) conservative managcinciii. of thc
North American Life.
Write us for mics and results.
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Cool weather is coming ou, you will require all
winter dresses, suits, overcoais, etc., cleaned, dyed
and pressed to look like new for a trifle. Save price of
new goods. Canada’s Greatest Cleaning and Dyeing
Works are ever ready to please you at shortest iiotice.
Agency at the High Grade Art
Parlors, Queen Street,
where all art goods, pictures, frames, souvenirs, etc.,
are.. selling at 20 p. c. discount.
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