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:I ll p Mit. JoiiN M. CLARK of Summer- QUEEN HOTEL, Nov. 22.-J. M.
   side is in the city. Clark, Summerside; A. F. McArthur,
Just
Arrived ,The latest News ol the lilly
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wantiiig' to t l~~:~n no lroforv Xing;
will tin-t this l’:ip ~i' the I-iirrnpfs; in
thet_`it_\'-- zi'-'o ii lot of iIc\\' Patterns
¢~_fl’igtirrt~ \'_:~t:I.l»iig< ~_\'hi~~h we will
niakc up at' the lowest nrices.
_\'.»rhin; nicer for ai Xmas Present
than :I riivc Picture. Come and
Sag our l’:t-tures we are selling
gg -jo 2.3 :ind 30 cents -Sonic nice
Rcligriis l’It~tuic~.
l. HDRNSBY.
Victoria How, opposite P. C.
Cli`Iown. 17.1%. I.
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Every week or so we are receiving
Flour by the Car load ,Dinner '_-‘noir
rua irn.I,s IN oN'rARIo.
Always buying for Spot 'cash we are io
insltioi to offer Flour to our customers
ittterery lowest rooitllloltom price.
Call and see us befor-'e buying else-
‘Tv where
is
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Plaster: will relieve
pain quicker than my
other. Put up only in
25c.finboxesand$.1.00
yard rolls. The latter
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 Every family
should have one
ready for an emer-
gency.
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Lrutirii, lormul.
Beware of lmltntions
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Drop in or telephone fc
German Buns,if ycu hav .
never tried tliem they*
will surprise and delight
yon. They are baked aegis
we bake everything.--_just
right. and only
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Parker House Rolls
Pics cakes &c
Telephone 98.
ECLIPSE BAKERY ,
Gathered By Guardian ifeporters and Gor-
resoontlents Everywhere-
See also on page 7.]
Rav. D. B. Mf‘I.i<:ou, Orwell, return-
cd bythe Princess yesterday, from a
trip to Nova Scotia.
Miessits BI-;.~:.r Hr:Aiz'rz. and J. M.
Davison who are on n business trip to
Souris.will return this morning.
AMERICAN CONSUL VAIL and Mrs.
Vail returned home by the Halifax,
from visiting friends in New England,
The Consul reports a rough passage
from Boston.
Miz. WM. Ansrix, of Lot 35, has just
completed a new dwelling. A new
house has also been erected by Mr.
Patrick Smith, cf the same place.
THERE will be service in St Paul‘s
church on Thanksgiving Day. at 11
o`clock a. m. All are invited to join in
thanksgiving for the] blessings dur-
ing the past year.
Snnscieinuns are requested to prompt-
ly notify this otlice of any tardiness on
the part of the carriers in the delivery
l of THE GUARDIAN each morning. Such
leases will be speedily dealt with.
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l Anvrsirrr-I-:MENTs, advance notices of
l meetings, business locals and all avail-
l able items must be banded in to this
l oflice as early as possible on Saturday,
l to insure insertion Monday morning.- tf
I A vAi:IETi' of things to interest and
E amuse :It the Royal Art Gallery tomor-
irotv. Only ten cents admits you, a
I ticket for tea and admission 30 cents.
g l)on`t miss if and be sorry afterwards.
i Do.\"'I' forget to take your Thanksgiv-
,ing turkey at the Y. M. C. A tea meet-
;in_»_r tomorrow night. Thirty cents gives
 you the opportunity to hearthe Mayors
iaddress, Sec the pictures and curiosit-
| ies, and eat one of the best Thanksgiv-
Zing teas you ever had.
_ MoTiii;i: Gno»F_`S MAi:i<F.'I‘ -On De-
; cember lrlth, Mother Goose, assisted by
§I.ittlc Jack Horner, the little Old \Vo-
énian who lived in her shoe, and a unin-
l ber of other well known favourites.
~ will open a market in Sr. Peters Hall
for the entertainment and benefit of the
public generally. Those who attend
will find amuseruent and will have op-
portunity to purchase at reasonable
rlttrs useful. or ornamental and tooth-‘
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MR. LEONARD Mounts of Summer-
_ side was in Charlottetown yesterday.
REV. T. F. I"UI.r.itin~:~I left by the
Princess yesterd ry one. trip to Halifax.
Mir. C. D. RANKIN went yesterday
morning on a trip to Boston and New
York. _ _
MR. J. D. TA\'I/ii: lcavs this morn-
ing on a business trip tb Souris. He
will return tc-morrow.
MRs. J. J. DAviEs left yesterday
I afternoon by the Halifax for a visit to
Boston and New York.
Mit. DILLON was a passenger by the
WQSEBID €XDl'6SS y8Sl€l'd8.y OD 8. b\]S1DeSS
_ trip to New Brunswick.
I BE prepared for a cold snap snap to-
morrow as our tlespatclies ioretell de-
cidedly lower te nperature.»
REV. T. F.WE.1‘ and wife were pass-
engers by the Halifax yesterday after-
noon en route to Ship Haroor.
VEN. ARCIIDEAN PHAIR of Winnipeg
will deliver an address at the service in
St. Pa.ul’s church this evening. Every-
body will be welcome.
Miss Bmniu Mrieirs leaves by the
eastern train this morning for South
Boston to spend the winter with her
sister, Mrs. John Milford.
ORII-:NT Division members are re-
quested to attend on next Friday even-
ing as an important matter will be
submitted for consideration. By order of
the IV. P.
Horst. DAvIEs, Nov. 22.--J. Gillis
Keator, St John; Douglas Rutherford,
Halifax; J. L. Lauguton, Montreal,
J. Hudson, Picton; J. F. Wray, New
York; W. A. \VilkeS, Toronto; J. D.
Campbell, SI. John; G. L. Murray,
Halifax; E. T. Freeman, Halifax;
George Toombs, City.
TIIANKSGIVING DAY ExcnItsIoNs -Ar-
rangements have been completed for
sale of return tickets to points in Que-
bec and- Ontario on Nov.22nd and 23rd,
good for return up to November 28th,
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3. dozen or 50 of on .some articles for them-selves or for first-class and made in the latest style
at one first-class iare for the roundtrip.
Ask for and be sure you get tickets
reading via Canadian Pacilic Line from
and to St. John, N.B.-d12 tl23rd.
Used Dally Gives Health.
The daily use of Abbey’s Effcrvescent
Salt will keep you in good health. Re-
commended by medical journals and
endorsed by physicians. Sold by drug-
gists everywhere at 60 cents a large;
bottle. Trial size 25 cents.
CrI1I.i>RENs` Rubber Circulars 50c
each at Stanley Bros.-23 21.
You can get a good overcoat trimmed
presents for others young and old. 161* $14. at S. A. t\lCDONALD`s.
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C enis like a waste of
rinter’s ink for us to ad-
( vet-rise our Furs, when
everyone already knows
that we have the largest,
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Fancy Stores
Big Ollioes
igii Price lleo,
ost Big lloooy. .
We do:i’t. rieil in a.nS’ Of ill
above. ‘NE DO KEEP tiiefbes
gvrade of msterial obtainable.
e will give you as flue 3 J0b ‘
of printingasis known to thc
art. (Fine _ attractive. etc.)
The PRICE? will bi in pY0P°1"
tion to the expenses.
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Call and see
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Overhalt a hundred
Fur Jackets to select
from, at prices ranging
from $15.00 up to $60.00.
Mens Fur Coats, from
$10.50 np to $60.00,
In Muffs we show 25
different kinds of fur,
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Collars. Mitts. Gloves. Capes. Caps, Fur Trimming '
5 EVERYTHING IN OUR FUR DEPARTMEN
GUARANTEED.
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2., in the Dominion and personally selected our magnifi-
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Conway; John McEachern, Cherry
Valley; James St C. Moore, Eldon;
Ernest Gardner, Lowell, Mass.
THE new Methodist church at Wilt-
shire Road will be dedic ite d on Sunday
nevt 97th inst. (D.V). The following
will be the order ~of services:--Rev.
G. M. Campbell, 11 mm.; Rev. G. M.
Campbell, 3 p.m.; Rev. Mr. Brown, 7
_ p.m. If the weather should prove nn-
favorable the opening will be post-
poned until the following Sunday. The
usual services at Kingston and North
Wiltshire will be suspended for the oc-
casion.
THE Pownal Sporting Club held a
meeting Monday evening and elected a
team to compete with a Charlottetown
team on Greenwood range Thanksgiving
Day. The following are the members
of the team: Pte. S. Gay, Lt. YV. E.
Smith, Lt. J. H. C. Acorn, Lt. J.
M. Jones, Pte. J. Weatherbie, Pte. E.
Jones, Pte. F. B. McRae, Corpl, Albert
Forbes, Pte. Alex. Kennedy. Pte. J. R.
Brown, Pte. Harry Jenkins, Pte. J. H.
Judson, Pte. Herbert Jones, Pte. J. A.
Moore. Sgt. Wm. Jenkins. The
Charlottetown team has not yet been
selected.
MANY of our readers may be sur-
prised to learn that we have in Char-
lottetown, in the person of Mrs. T.
Morris, of Weymouth St. a lady furrier
who does work in making. remaking,
trimming cleaning and repairing furs
equal to that done by experts in the
business elsewhere. Our correspon-
dent latelv visited her and saw a. num-
ber of elegant garments which she
had remodelled from old ones which
had gone out of style. Worthy ofparticn-
lar notice,was a beautiful black fur cape
made from a lady’s coat, a.nice beaver
cap made from an old muff, and a very
stylish collarette from an out of date
cape, Although she has two assistants
she has orders in advance for several
weeks’ work and has filled many for
people in the United States and Nova
Scotia, She is constantly doing work for
persons from all parts of this province.,
Mir. Jacon VANiaUsKIIeK. veterinary
surgeon, returned on Saturday, after
an ext-ended trip through his native
province, P. E. Island. Mr. Vanbus-
kirk left Moncton on the first of Septem-
ber, taking hisown team, with which
he diove over a great part cf the Is-
land, visiting relatives and friends and
indulging in fishing and shooting with
fair success. He reports the wheat
crop of the Island generally poor, early
sown oats fgood but late sown poor,
potatoes fair, hay abundant but almost
unsaleable. The shipments of Island
sheep, Mr. Vanbuskirk says, have been
quite phenomenal this year, over 20,-
000 going from Summers ide of which
Mr. Jones is credited wi h over 10.000.
Mr. Vanbuskirk cs me Io Moncton
from the island 45 years ago and this is
his longest stay outside the town in all
this period of nearly half I. century.
His first trip from Surnrnersitle to P. E.
Island, he says, was made in an open
sail boat, when be had quite an exper-
ience, both his cornput ions getting in-
toxicated at S* ediae and being helpless
on the return trip,” so that he had to
manage the b- at alone. Mr. Vanbuskirk
enjoyed the Island trip very much and is
cton Times. \
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Warm Underwear I
One special line Ribbed Cotton
Drawers ' l6c.
Ribbed Cotton Underwear, Double
_Breasted Shirt 39c suit.
Heavy Ribbed Union 7 5c.
Heavy Ribbed /All-wool 90c.
Plain, All-wool Underwear $1 suit.
Nice, All-wool Ribbed at $1, $1.15
$1.30 and $1.4 0 per suit.
Special. P
Fine, Narrow Rib, All-woo
xtra Heavy Underwear, larg
ize only, worth $2.25, special
.at $1.60 per ri. .
Fine, Plain, All-wool $1.70 and
$2.20. _
Very Fine, Plain, All-wool, in sizc`
36 to 44 inch at $2.30 to $2.60 suit
and up.
Winter Gloves-
Getting too late now for light
gloves. We haven’t gloves enough
here for all the msn in P. E. I., so
you’d better hurry. Men’s Heavy
Lined Kid Gloves, warm and welll
made, 50c, 60c, 75.2, 950. I
Men’s Fine Mocha Glove, fleecel
lined $1.15.
Men’s Fine Kid Glove, fleece lined,
fur t-op $1 20.
Fine Mocha., fleece lined, $135,
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means, unless you get _acquainted with oulj'
(ient’s Furnishing Department.
Just study these prices. ` _
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Honest Value
White Shirts.
We think nearly every man within
our reach knows that this is the only
place to buy Unlaundered Shirh.
But we’re after the few who don,'t.~.-:
Fine cotton body, linen' bosom-intl
bands. unlaundered 606.
Very nice Unlau idered Shirt, Irih
linen bosom, fine cotton body, reins
forced back and front/
A Beauty, “2l00 linen bosom ld
bands,reinforoed beck and front `lI.l0.
Lauudered Shirts, open beck and
.front _ _ ~ 75';
See our special one dollar I_Aim_-
dered Shirt, linen bosom. 
grades, $1.25 and $1.50. _
Linen Gollars
and Some Others.
Pure linen (4 ply) Collars. in dl
the new styles 20c each.
Pure 4 ply linen Cuffs, link Ol*
plain 30c and 250.
Good 4 ply cotton Collars `(often
claimed to be pure linen) all shapes,
10c each, 3 for 250. ' ' _
Cuffs of some quality `20c pair.
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_ MerI’s Domestic wool ~20o.
Fine Cashmere 25e, 46c, 506
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Is one of the channels by
which the public is led to have
confideneein a business house
We intend that every piec
of furniture 'that leave ou
premises shall sustain our long
standing _reputation for high
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