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After 
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A LUEAL lilWS=-<
; to m.",n¢,eonotipa _on. take 
l'lood'__9 Pm* `
Offices in New Prowse
Block-Charlottetown.
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In beautiful cloth more renenrnnin nrninn rr........,,.,.,.,,
.binding , lrgistsred seven degrees below aero in
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Very Tempiing °f
and Whole-
S0l`l\C
are the Eclipse Bakery
Pies, Rolls and Cake.
Today we ha've
Nut Cake 2oc
Siiiiana Cake 2oc
Silvtr Cake x6c
STE WA RT.
A.
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their inte Bro. Thomasiiagan.
Tina rummage sule in the Armour stand
D. n
ECLIPSE BAKERY, consisted of 22 cases eggs, 13 sacks of
Bak” Beat B,.ead_ starch and one beef cow.
_ Rav. J. G. SBEARER Secretary of the
 Dominion Lord‘s Day Alliance, will speak
_ All
-i=ii=ru- “j
Under ilie auspices of the Dominion,
New llriinsviick. Nova Scotia .and
Prince Edward Island Departments of
Ari Exhibition of Fat Cattle,
Sheen, Swine, Poultry, Apples, N
Apiary. Seed. Grain and Potatoes. sinsinir, Manager- nf the Uninn Bnnir nr
B
_ ¥ and the express at 10.2). ' ~ '
Warca for The Guardlan'scom|q a ¢
,» -_ ' ,eve
.  H. Paros Wsuisim and his popular
/ UIDBIIY will open an engagement in th
co
_ - Opera House commencing' Nov. Zird.
They are selling fast. M
C31le_B!`l.V_ Bild g¢t y0\lI' talented elocutionlst, has recommenced
° En.
Miss Manv Wnrri: leaves the iirstof
D0
Bookstore Mrs- Young. -
Tm: S. S. City of London goes to Cra-
E
_
wwf* R BENJ. Romans, jr., has consented in
response to the request of a large number
for
A. 0. H.-Members of Division No. 1
on
ladies of Grace church was quite success-
\.l
realized. The sale will be continued to-
day.
THERE were twenty-five passengers and
general cargo of merchandise to West
River ports by thc S. S. City of London
yesterday afternoon. The return cargo
morning, Valieyfield in the afternoon and
ening. He leaves on Monday morning
e
I I 1 D for
THE officers for the J. D. Lapthorn Co.
Ltd. for the ensuing year as follows;
Pres-Gordon T. Alley M D.
Sec‘y-Alder Brehnut.
Mun-J. D. Lnpthorn,
Hon. George E. Hughes, R. H. Jenkins,
Agriculture and the Maritime Stock Ri“h‘"d Gl`f\“U- -7011" MCKGDUH. -103111
Breeders’ Association. HY¥lflIllHl1.Dil`€0fi0l‘S-
Tas marriage took place in Sherbrooke,
nl Princess arrived last night at 0,15
1'! Saturday morning. ' D 8
neton and thirteen below in Sussex.-
rss Roar Rarrnar, Ciiax-lottetown’s
r studies in piano and voice with Prof.
le.
xt month for St. Stephen where she
nt the winter with Rev. G. M, and
ud tomorrow morning at 7 and
Vernon River Bridge on Monday morn-
at 8 o'ciocir.
electors to again become u. candidate
Councillor in Ward V.
0. H. _will meet in their hall this morn-
at8o‘clock, to attend the funeral of
Queen street conducted by the
Yesterday, between $00 and $70 being
Souris this evening; at Orwell Sunday
Montague Presbyterian Church in the
Halifax.
E. J. Ronu left for Charlottetown this
afternoon to attend the funeral of his
sister.-Moncton Transcript.
M. V. Bnaxn, Charlottetown and A. 'G.
Arsenaul t, Summerslde were at the
Victoria Hotel, St John yesterday. '
ON Wednesday night last Mrs. Murray,
wife of Richard Murray of Clifton, passed
awav after a short illness. The funeral
will take place today Friday, 21st, at 2
o’ciook.
Tan following P. E. Island produc
was entered at the Customs House,
Halifax on Tuesday: 21,385 bushels of
potatoes, 4,441 bushels of oats, 25%)
bushels of turnips.
AMONG the passengers by the Princess
last night were Rev. .l.J. McDonald,
KiI\k0l‘a. Mrs. P. S. Brown and Mrs.
Harrington from Sydney; John Horne,
Wlnsloe from Halifax.
A coaniai. invitation is extended to
everybody who wishes to call and see
The Guardian Web Perfecting Press
while running at 11.80 a. m. on Monday
or Wednesday of each week. This is the
only press of its kind in the Province and
well worth is visit. tf
Aivriiim A'rlciNsoN, a well-known I.C.R.
operator and station agent, died quite
suddenly at the home of his mother, Mrs.
Wm. Atkinson, Shedlac, Wednesday
night, after an illness of a few days with
pneumonia. He wus a brother of Fred
Atkinson, drug clerk, with Johnson &.
Jonnsori.
Dn. Guo. H. Manvan, Souris, who has
been suffering with appendlcltls for some
time, undorwent a successful operation in
the Moncton hospital on Tuesday. The
operation was performed by Dr. \V.
Ferguson, of Moncton, and Dr. B. A.
Marvon, of Hillsboro, assisted by Dr. Geo.
Melvin, of St. John. `
THE meeting called for 4 o’clock Satur-
day afternoon at City Building is to as-
certain the need of this city for domestic
help, to discuss ,rates of wages and to
present an outline of the manner in which
the Salvation Army is prepared through
it agencies in Great Britain to supply the
demand. It is desired that there be as
large an attendance as possible of all who
are interested.
A Qims"i' home wedding took place at
Sldmount, the residence of Mark
Wright, Inlrerman, yesterday afternoon
when his sister Miss Mattie Wright was
united in marriage to. David Rogers,
Freetcwn. The bride was attired ina
suit of green and was unattended. Rev.
S., on Wednesday uiornlng of G. M.,
Halifax at that place, and Miss Grace'
McDonald. The officiating clergyman
At  w s Rev. R. G. Sinclair, Montague,i
- Dec-4th. Sth. 61h f,‘}f
her of the groom. assisted by Rev. V. 
Purdy, pastor of the' Presbyterian
and 7th, |205 Chufclt-
Wm. Dobson ofliciated. After the
ceremony Mr. and Mrs. Rogers left for
their ‘future home in Frcetown. The
Guardian joins with many friends in
extending best wishes.
IN FURNITURE
“Always the best value in the city.
Mark Wright Furnishing Co's.
The greatest Educational Eveni-
aiorig Agricultural Lines ever helo
in the Maritime Provinces.
Practical Demonstration oi
Market Requirements for all Meat
Products. `
of Europe and Canada giving Live
Sio.k Educstioii in its best form.
Railway Rates : P. E. Island
Railv.ay Oue~Fare ; Charlottetown
Steam Navigation Co , $1 oo from
either Charlottetown or Summer-
side with Free Return Providing
the Boats are Running ; from Point
du Cliruc to Amherst and Return
70C; from Piciou to Amherst via
Oxford Branch $r.35 and vie Truro I
$I-7s-
ii-I7iliiH.’ri twli
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P0llTlCAL MEETINGS
in ine iiiTa nisrrici of
Queens.
‘ The undersigned will meet the Elec-
gifs ofilrc I`liird District of Queens on
llc iletcs and at the places as follows:
atli7ii;]iirri Stewart Ha l, Thursday, i6th
. lil
Liule York, Friday, 17th. 7 p. m.
p \lilebsicr’s Corner, Saturday 18th, 5
\Vinsicc llali. Monde zoth, 7 . m.
l\_ii. lierbert. Tuesdayyzist, 7 
C 'lilyilpposition candidate Mr. Mc-
oiiri is respectfully invited io attend.
_]AS. H. CUMMISKEY,
"ii-r5di<l.i
AUCTION SALE-
Dviield McMillan, R alt will sell
gy Public Auction on Mogada; the :oth
s\0i_'enrber_,at r o‘elook sharp, all his
°~k and implements. 4
STOCK-I pure bred Clydesdale
m"°»4 (yearso d; r carriage horse, 4
Z'°"P°l .Doyle's Preceptor; I cart colt,
"minus years, Goldiinder; x mare 4
55:5” Ulfl. Crown Rights; as heed of
ht“e°r» 5 pure brerlfuenrseys, eows and
g_§§Z;)`J;npure br gurnsey bulls. r4
° P0sitive.no reserve ss farm is sold.
TERf!1§-ia months credit on ap-
Provcd yerrrt notes. `
Nn\~xioi1iia,i1 r
Q ‘~ » - .twi pd. _
FOR SALE.
T"= i>f°i>my nf M.. cs. er '
. . yenton,
:misled nn ure arreiniey reins Read, 5
of il f\’°m Ch'town, containing 30 acres
,ng °|°= land. a gens dwelling anna
md outbuildiugs. Near to school house
.bl °h“\‘¢h. makin this a very desir-
uf h°m¢- Therein also a s ring of
m¢;°n fire north side of &e farm
“JB il valuable for watering stock. 'Aa
Cuddryenton hu gonefuflivo in western
H l,thi| propert may be bought at
P mfllde at any time. nor farther
Rm: “°» lpply to Hadley lryeutou.
,,,,,{';:{ James Bryenaon next farm.
Exhibition of Dairy Cows.
Lectures each even’ug by som.
oiihc best Live Stock Authoritie
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in Hats, Caps and F 111'
Sale
of
Men’s i
Soft
Shirts
iran;
f l  Cl'llS.
UST as a thank offering to our men custom-
ers for the splendid trade they give us
nishings.
On Saturday and Saturday night we'll sell
Men’s fine cambrlc s
oft front ‘ ‘ail-the-
ygar-.r0und” Sbirtsin the newest popular
patterns-guarant .ed fast color-absolutely
fr.sh and clean,al1d COT
rect in fit and finish.
Shirts that are regularly' sold for and
are worth $1.15. $1.25 and §l.30
'rss inn-gnin ini wiii
include every size
starting at I4 and ending at:i7 inch neck
band. lt'e an opportunity to freshen up
your supply of shirts with some choice new
patterns.
V Auonu the passengers by the express!
last night were Senator Ferguson, J. 0.
Arsonault, C. J. Stewart. and E. H. Mit-
cbsll.
Da. Tnouas Taorrim, president of
Acadia University, in writing to a friend
says he expects the second Rockefeller
movement in the oollege finances will re-
sult suooesafully by the first of 1000. This
means that lltl),000 will have been raised
to secure an equal' amount from the
renowned John D. At present Rev.
H. F. Adams and Rev. W. L. _
Archibald are diligently canvassing
the denominaticnin behalf of the fund.
and report much encouragement-so mucir
so, in fact, that. a few more weeks may
bring the end of the big task in sight.
One of the notable features of the con-
tributlngis that New Brunswick Frcc
Baptists-or ratherthose who were known
as Free Baptists a short time ago-are giv-
ing willingly and in substantial sums.This
is doubly appreciated as it signifies union
of interests in very truth among Baptists
of this section of Canada. If the whole
'of the $100.00 are not raised by the univer-
sity. Mr. Rockefeller will diminish' his
gift accordingly. In other words, he
gives dollar for dollar. However, the
collectors are not going to relax their
efforts until the whole sum is realized.
The Provincial Execution Board of the
P. E. I. Lord‘s DayAlliance was insession
yesterday afternoon, the President Rev.
Neil McLaughlin in the chair. There
were also present Rev. J. G. Shearer,
General Seoy. for tho' Duiriinlori, Rcv. R.
G. Strathie, Provincial Secretary; Rev
Dr. Morrison, Rev. James Simpson, Rev.
G. R. White, Rev. W.H. Serigcwick, A.W
Stems. W. T. Huggan, J. T. Melllsh,
Senator Robertson, Montague, and
The Secretary reported that two new
branches had been organized during the
year, one at Malpeque and one at New
London North. The treasurer reported
the receipts 8100, the disbursements $132.
The General Secretary reported on thi-
work throughout the Dominion. There
are now 600 lociii societies. with an enroll-
ed nienibcrship of 300, the monthly orgiin
the Lor<l'.~i Day Advocate has ri circulation
of 35000 and a new secretary for the four
western provinces is being appointed.
Application is being made to Prirliuiireni
for the enactment of n Domlnioii Lord‘s
Day Act a draft of which will be publish-
ed in The Guardian columns shortly
Petitions are to be circulated sliortly asa
ing for this legislation rind thu iniviil lioim’
have arranged for the ii thorough ciin\'ris.~
of nil the electors of the I’rnvini~i-
Steps were taken to incrciisc the nun.-
bcr of branches in thc lslarirl.
-li;
SlliMiil Hilliii
SlISlilNS DAMAGE
I-Iai.rFax Nov. 16-The steamer linlifux
from Charlottetown for Boston, which
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' lust to remind you-Have you .st-cn ihc' lizincsc-i`i1e i cw
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2% inch four-in-hand ties we are showing? _ Gr¢¢11S. Jedi __ ‘ _
blacks, browns, greys--and fancies-mos_tly`5oc cat-li
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Try a
the
trimly and neatly.
navy s-rrge, good weight
‘I tached collar at . . .
of all the above lines.
Grey flannel shirts in plains and twills,
collars attached, some have corn-
binatlon collars. nice clei-ru shades
oi grey, in fine sol: pure wool at .
Navy b'ue flannel shirts made from
pure wool flannel. in nice bright
shades of navy, colors guaranteed,
collars attached at 
Navy blue :willed flannel shirts made
of soft heavy pure wool flannel,
good shade of navy that will stand
Flannel Shirt!
Everybody expects to find comfort and ease
in afitnnel shirt-that’s what it’s made for. But
when we say “stylish” you smile-an inaredulous
smile. But really-many of the flannel shirts that
are made now are as pretty--as neat, as stylish as
sviellest ercale soft fron: ou ever saw. Now here’s alisi of flannel
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sriiar
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a cozily con1f'ortable- nd some ofthe
- $1- 15 ation collar
which a white collar will
shirts. 'I`hey’re all good-l-1i1 warm-- ll ` a m
are reallv handsome-stylish garments-on
“set”
Fancy tweed flannel shirts made from
flannel that is already thoroughly
slirunk--medium weight in nice
 clean colors-stripe l, with conihirr-
$1.15
Fancy tweed flannel shirts similar to
above line but of a heavier ar.il
finer grade of flannel _ . . .
An especially nice shirt, made of Ceyl. n
"15 flannel in a pictiy sliaclc of perrrr
grey with narrow stripes of biuc
and black, just ilie thing for the
niau who wa'-is soirntiiiiig warm
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the w...~hi'ig. combination collars at
Navy blue serge shirts, this iiue has
proved irseif a good wearer. It is
made of a nice shade of pure wool
Our shirts are made by expert
OORE ®. McLEOD
and sighriy yet not bulky-coin-
r.55 bination collar, price . . . . . . . . .
. .
English tweed iiriniiel shirts, niiiiilicrs
of our cus oiriers :ire well acqiiaiiii-
ed with this line. They come in
checks and stripes in preity sliades
of greys und fawiis, 'rliey are es-
I _ pt-cially cut. for big men, s`ze~ i4
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.o 17. two qualities .... $1 go and
1.90
with nt-
$2 io
shirt in_ai<ers,anrl we can guarantee the fit arid qualify
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left here this morning wus struck by. ‘
heavy sea which carried away her vvhee
house. injuring third officer Glenn.
She was compelled to return to port.
shelter.
Captain Ellis was also injured about
his legs and cut about his face and hands
:ill
Tire Halifax had sixty passengers and u
Tire Halifax had two passengers from t
Charles Lutes. IS
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Secure Tici<eis_ To Hear The Boston th
Entertainer and Company- M
Seldom has the Y. M. C. A. boiiy
arranged ii more populur entcrtuiiirnent
than will be the appearance in their lirill
next Monday evening of Fred E. Kcnriuil,
l
Battliig,readcr and Monologist. Mem-
bers of the Y. M. C. A. are energetically
canvassing thc sale of tickets and it full
house is expected. Kendall and Miss
Batting are both mirth provokers and
the entertainment does riot. savor the
very sllghest even of thc classical.
Come to hear Kendall and you will
laugh and forget. for the time the business
and other cares that mav bc weighing
heavily on you. Remember the date,
next Monday evening, and thc place,
Y. M. C. A. l{all.fReservcd scatsnn sulc rit
Ellis' Drugstore.
G
Try Our
‘g Emulsion
We put it up in
two sizes
cent Norway Cod
35c and 50c.
Contains 50 per
Liver Oil combin-
ed wiih the Hy-
pophosphites.
Plcasantly flavor-
ed. You’il like it.
Mm-a”:»
_ AtCharlol.tetowu on the l5tli inst by
Avery heavy sen. is running oulsldc the Rm, w_ W_ Lodge, Mnlwim lientorr,
harborand many steamcrs are in for Hunter River to Annie \V,.]li1¢¢ of the
At St. Dunstn.n's College, on Nov. lith,
but was able to bring the ship into port. by _ _ _
Officer Glenn became unconscious and Carron, Victoria Cross, and Miss Lizzie
is badly injured. Cahill, Kingston.
At Taunton, Mass., Nov. 0th 1005 by
bm cargo' Rev. Geo. ll. Johnson, Charles D. DeLong
Charlottetown, Mrs. A. ll. Fitz and ,Etc Jesse S_ Bums’ Ivmctown, P, E,
At Summersidc, NOV- 15. ill' Rev-Nl D-
V - . _ -
D0   K   grwn to Sarah S. Nicholson of Rose \ alley
--- Long River, P. l‘I. I.
the eminent Boston entertainer, assisted | I
by Mrs' Kendall' pianist' and Mi” Pour neighbors nboutit.. You ciui ui-io it and
yet our money bivck if notantisilcd. iific. at all
deaffirs or EmiaNs0N. BATES 5400-- '1`°"°“i°~
DR.. OHASE’S OlNTMENT»
in good condition. Apply nt this oillci-.
grocery Friday and Sritiirday. l7rl :li
curl obtain permanent employment. A
good chniicc for the right-h0y. Allllil'
here. if
5-Qeulailhaeusssvunuui-C ,
MARRIED
nic place.
Rev. Father Mclloniild, Williriin Mc-
Loulsc Luelia Burns, daughter of thc
lund.
etmore, Frank H Newsome of Searle
E. I.
At the home of thc bride Nov. lfiili. bl'
e Rev. A. D. Stirling, \Vm. McKenzie,
illtown N. B. to Alicc Matilda 1’uYU\'¢l`.
Dr. Cha.se's Oint-
rncnt is a. coruiiii
an dfguuraiilcad
curo orcaoii itrid
f of
U every 0 r ui
itching, hlccilliig
and protriidm
los. Seo testimonials in the Prim Mid
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
-For Sale-second linnri butter tubs
dL\\'tf
-Mrs. Forlinge, dcmonstrutor of Pure
old Jelly etc., will be at Stewart & Sons
-Any good boy, well rcconimciificil
adi si
who are fond of good
bulk perfumes will be
interested in our stock.
We have some cicgant
odors which we will be
glad to have you sample.
We will be greatly
misiaken if you do not
find a favorite here.
Prices z5c io 75c pcr
ounce.
"Tho Two Macs"
liiiiiiililill liilillillliiill
DRUGGISTP_
Cor. Gt. Geo. and Kent Stl.
'l`h‘ere Must be Lois  A
Of Young Peo le
P _ _
in rin.. rnwn '~-“'-
juet starting housekeeping who do not want to [ray exorbitant
prices for their furniture. To such this store appeals in a very inter-
esting way. ln the first place, we liaiidle only_gocds that are strictly
high grade. Next-and this is the point wc_w_isli to impress on you
young pcrgrle-we have uiade our prices tosuii ]iist yoirrcircuuistanccs.
ry us an save money.
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