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fluffy. abundant and ap-
lustrous and beautiful
girl-'s afts\;.a Danderine
Just try this-- moisten
a little Danderine and
draw it through. your hair.
one small stran at a time.
will cleanse the hair of dust.
or excessive oil and in l\lSt B
halve doubled the
awaits, parti-
who have been careless.
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Besides bealltifying the hair llander-
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ruff; cleanses, purliles and invigor-
ates the scalp, forever stopping itch-
ing and falling hair, but what' will
please you most will be after a few
weeks' usp of' Danderlne, when you
will actually see new hair-fine and
downy at first-yes-but really new
hair growing all over the scalp. If
you care for pretty, soft hair, and
lots of it; surely get a 25 cent bottle
of Knowltonfs _Danderine from any
drugstore or toilet counter and just
try it.. |
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wee has been neglected A or is
300 Men's Monarch K\’\ltt°"
Mufflers. onein a box. Tne col'
:rs are Ten. Grey. Sky Blue
Navy,`15lack. white and Silver
ey. Regular price 500 yours
hils they lost for 25 ots Prowse
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"British Cough Cure is nn old and
well tried remedy for coughs and
colds. 'i‘here's some better that wc
can recommend. Specially adapted
for children. 25c hottie. E. A. Fos-
ter, Central Drugstore. 11-9m3l.
li; 7 ll, _ .j
Huw @£_i°§i_ “°"._
to-buy in our Provinu-
-C. R. Rogers, Bummerside, wasa
inocula; to .Point D\i_Chene.J.
-Mrs. Wilbert Duncan of Summer-
slde who has been making 5 short
visit to friends in Charlottetown re-
turned home yesterday morning.J.
--Harold Laird, son of J. M. Laird
of Kelvin, is taking the long course
in 'l‘ruro Agricultural College; where
there is no doubt he will give a
good account. of himself. _
-Mrs; Francis McNeill who has
been visiting in O’Leary the guest of
A. A. and Mrs. McNeill, returned to
her home in Calgary yesterday morn-
ing.J.
crossed by the Empress yesterday, on
Guardian regrets to learn that he
nlilster, Mrs. Frank Dow, is seriously
i .
The Michaelmas Term of
Supreme Court ended Friday.
addition to previous cases reported
the following were disposed of, Major
the
In
C. McKinnon vs Henry Smallwood an
“ctw” med ‘H G°°*S°f°“'“ In which Mr. Curtis will give scsi-esces at
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F] ||n verdict was found for Plaintiff.
rates.
I" - in good strong Stock Companies at rea-
Office Sunnyside _ Charlottetown A. J_ Ccml>bei1,vs samuel osncrq-_
soiiable
‘Promptiiess in payment of all claimsl _~ t
feature, 'side s verdict on the ground that it circuit are earnestly requested to .
uns contrary to evidence. slismy send delegates; and sul who are in- _+ 9 ` _
Brc s. Ltd, vs. Simcn Joseph, an ae- terestcd in Sunday School \\-ork-. and '»l~  C 0   3 
. . t. czl oi debt-Court granted 9, nge the public generally, ara cordially in- 1- ` _ _ i
nie. .o set thc verdict aside. Martha vited to be present nt both sessions. 'lf ‘ _ ` '
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l f?"'I. "-‘E-"»,:';‘.’-'lfg v""".‘.»-/_»."7";';;‘/'ff' ‘_/'v' /"/ _;_._,3._ ;-.§v` Sunday evening. by Rev. J. Heaney
/ . ;‘;_'/'yvi'/,r _7/‘ner _;-. 1,' ,?._,’ i' .K .,371   ]_i_ A” pastor, was one of the amen
" 5' 4 lelivernnces tempcrnnce eve
rule nisl was obtained to set aside
the verdict on the ground that
'that the verdict was against th
passenger by the Eiiipress yesterday sun’ twiwm. uhm;
"Mrs E' J' Ra-“ee °f M“'1P°‘1“° vcrtislng and subscriptions in Sum-
uiersi ` y.
her way to Houltun, Maine. Thle phone” 45__1 and residence phone
26.
Insurance 5....   ..........  :Irs °...'f:f":.f“1.‘_ .‘;i.;:f‘ .":...“;‘.f’.  3 _
e ‘ ‘ s. s. c " ci tl I I ” ..  KOUU8Tf0 oU6l‘COClf valufs
__ 1-oc'relwt'i»er ass insertion
V U q .I _elm ° _.
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one mw'iis¢"“ wie-. minimum
-The Mornliig_Dai1'y Guardian can
be obtained- at' 1»li\\l!ty’| Tonsorial
Parlors, Summenide.
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’-H. Clan-li, Agent, will ba- glad to-
receive all news, advertising and
subscriptions in . Alberton and vicin-
ity. His»of|ioe..phone No. is 1.
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-Subscribers lhould» renew a weak
or two before the time they have:
paid for has expired and. thus not
mill an issue, as all papers are lill-
continued promptly onexpiry date.
-Miss Hazel Morse, agent in J.
C. Jardine's Bookstore, Water St.,
will be glad to receive all news. Bd-
de and vicinit Her oflice
`-1n the Methodist church at
Kniitsford, on Wednesday, the 13th
lust., the Rev. J. K. Curtis, S. S.
Secretary for the ‘Maritime Methodist
L‘onl'ereuces, will conduct a S. S. In-
stitute. There will be two sessicli-3.
beginning at 2 p. m. and 7 p. iii.
both sessions on diderent phases ol
Sundny school work.. Devotional ex-
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weight of evidence. Court made the held at rlumnierside, will be given by '-_' .- ,.m,_,“, M_m,_N mn
rule absolute for a new trial. Dllucan
McDonald vs Bernard McMasters.
iourt sranteii n rule nisi to set ou
(’ourr. grunted n rule nisi, to get
I. unlny
one of the dele ates who ttended
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U " '.; 4,, , .'-if ization were greutly cdifled and fn
Morris 8? Smith
__ dealt with tempernnce in the ~brond
_ minded liberal spirit, not in the nai-
' NW- bigoted way in which it is Ire
 the earliest days, when temperanc
_ meant drinlkiniz in moderation dow
'.3' to the present time, when it is a sy
plored the fact that there are
_ 1-ur a d call u on the ovcrnmen
ing among our people.”-Pat.
::Rl'lXALL-3-16 standarli family
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 li story of Lemperanue reform, ipqm J0h"~'-J-
3 -Miss Kate McAusl~anll of Summer.
side was nssenger this morning by
' i  Men’s0vcrcoalsS5.90
F0* ceiltly ber siifleringx wore izliciisc but
lnelies-non secret and of the highe
ll\|Hlif»Y. Every one of these prepnr
OPP- Mmket Queen St- tl0ils`are _guaranteed by the make
' if Y J and personally recommended by u
100 BUSMS »  
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Wanted A WAS WEAK
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price by 'l'he Milburn Co., Limi
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Come here for your underwear.
We' have just stocked a splendid
display of underwear from\the
leading manufacturers ~-- Stan
fi-ld s, Pennian s Hewson S and
We son s These garments are
well made from the finest insier
lals, are neat sud close filling,
give perfect warmth and are vcly
comfortable
All si/es from 31, to 4; pric 1
at $2, $2 50 and . ......$3 li suit
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Snug-'Fitting'
Underwear
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D llburn'bu'PHenrt and Nerve lgllls
to strength and vitality, an
worth living.
Mrs ljlenry Mclntosh, Oliver, NS
weak and run own I was not able
oronto Ont
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duties, owing to their nervous syst. m
' becoming unstrung. Day in and day out
they have to go through the same rou-
tine of work, sweeping, dusting, cooking,
etc. No wonder their work giets _on the
nerves and they become run own.
When a. woman gets into this state
there is only one thing for her to_do and
i that is to get something that will build
P .Y
IF r t is use there is not nn e ual
t M
'I?liali° restorative action is felt on every
organ and tissue of the b , and in a
k wi ve la
short time the wen ness l 8| P ce
d make life
wriips -- I would recommend Mllbum
Heart and Nei' e Pills to anyone who 'is
o
do my wer nor rest at nl ht for four
years Afte taking seven oxcs, I am
entirely cured and can recommend them
I u I 6 ‘ 0 to an one suflering from hear# or nerve
p tmub e
Mllburn’s Haart and Nerve Pills
50 cents por box, 3 boxes for S125,
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Hcrvrland-Limoges. - -_ ina
__ _Tins iii‘-'im of <5... srocit iwr reams which is ...ia ni any
ua_ii__f.ityi._;,Mfe___have just received asliipment which iiiakeeihie line complete
_ xiiyoneiwho has" already started building a DINNER or TAA SET. ia this patt-
_ ern can now pukchase any piece or pieces required The patient is' dainty with
floral ~ _ . lion.
.` r' ,_“ L' .if _VI .¢‘l».v¢».»¢~ -en ¢-»».».»a»»a.»~¢»..|»»~--vunneuee egg.. 
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Ann, widow oi the late Philip Halter,
e Sixty nine years ago she became the
cr i.i iecn nn invn i an rc
tmllercst cure fiom her daughter. Ile-
fricnds and no enemies. She wais a
-On' Tuesday evening, 5th inst.,
Klnkora Farmers' Institute listened
to a very interesting lecture by Mr.
Benson on the important subject of
Poultry Management. Although the
night was dark and, roads unfavor-
able ev goodly number of- ladies were
present, and were deilghted_with the
valuable directions Mr Benson gave
them for the attalring of best re
suits from this industry Close on
fifty millions of dollars came to the
farmers of Canada last year from
this source, while our neighbors to
the south pocketed the fabulous sum
of seven hundred millions of dollars
from their poultry coops The sta
tlstics are calculated to open the
eves of all to the tremendous possi-
bilities hefore them if they wnko up.
Sbon there will he transportation
facilities to enable all to get their
goods on the market with dispatch
and everyone should now be getting
ready by oo operating along uniform
lines to provide the best poultry and
the freshest eggs so that by getting
What ~ -could“'  
than guaranteed _puree
wool ,spliced with
eeled "Swep-
When iliiiikhigof that iiew- sulti
of overcoat cali at the new Tail
i g Depirtulent and have'5<?:i'
v;ork_done_-iii first class style.
, Cleaning-and Pressing. a speci`».1~
I some
J:%*-`rrl‘%9rrl‘
 many evidences of the illicit Eff; “N"“" M5‘1“ig“° 0" S“‘“"1“Y M‘“`Y Ml£N’S CHES'l‘l\§RFIl<Ii§l) OVER-
rgf' of intoxicating lioilors in t,his~ pro- _ _
rf lVi"°° Where n urohlbitory law is ln Dassml gain’ a_way M uwqhomf “I  ' black linglish beaver cloth single breast-
iorce. 1-lo laid tress`on the idea ll" “°‘“`m'I‘““ Jah"  ,”"‘a1“_'§’“' ___ . ed Ve vcr cl, ar "
that we -must haee a rigid enforc-e_ bilmmerside; Svlfls. Ba .ers mul _eil ,_ _ .
ment of the law and “mm upon an nnlnc vias (._n a en4and8slie was lioln
W Vgoummnwng people to “Fist th at llunbury, Lot 8, 5 years ngo.
.yiovcrliiinent in Blair. impol;_tant mst; Wm Lg phmp Baku. and made hm, X _    S
. ' , home in North Beiieque. Both l\lr. " » 0
io do its duty too Mr Heaney S and Mrs-. Baker were prominent in the f ~ = - ~. ‘ " . 1 ` `
lc lifc of that community for sonic
:I Y°‘"9‘ Al"’“" f°‘“t'Y _Y‘~"“”S “go tmfl' . - ‘ from fashionable 28 oz. tweeds, Single
.ther illunliniited upon the never-llyl ill:-)¢;’Be(:vet~(; sirfsnlal?dfiakgglifgssvgilex - .
` ` durable linlian body linings, Ten pat-
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7,1./(22/J///9' H 5;; ltlzinslliligctveify titri:i‘;1l\yma,;‘§e' Tlx", 5"’ way about twenty-five Years nge. of
//",/,,"z 1/ _ 1  1. _-» _ "Wi noci_.=_ivl.lli¢n lc
 '/ /'//2'!  »? _- iilollilbtl a<;coinP1*Bh_'m‘“°h for the llisrellioliibm with rher iliiiglltlgi nllriairs. -V --A _ i -_ " ."-' »
_ ‘ . ' N U "l°¥`t*11\tY “"0 PFDDHT HV" Smnllmnn. For many ycnirs Mrs. Link- _
‘ l'i1 \ ' lil (1 Cuivcil
’F>i‘%'Ji'*'r'i‘°i‘-’r~ir-5”
St towards thc Inst tl..-y cuiiscd iiiil coll- by  -
ll" sciousncss returned and she passed ' * - `h l
‘gs ESHUY und trillnililimltly D-Wl1y~ MYR-  showing ii herring bone stripe pattern,
B1 §fi';l"t '$151  c‘;’;`_;';’t';‘;*‘;n‘(’1f   has coiiverio collar which may be blit-
¢- - _ il u the me about m` _ toned close at iicclc or worn open_'Sizes
' d 3'9"! P l tere ted
 kinnon Drug Co., The Rexall Store. £6 w;3 a llmgle Christian wommrf 36 to 44.
.::___Y ' H V Mfllgfs During her long life she made many _ _ -- -_ I
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member of the Baptist Church of M 9 0  
iapmmersidgh asp hilghly iesteemed   _ _ 0 _
erein. _ e unern serv ces will ' "  ‘ ` " T -
held from the ,-¢,m,,,ce of Jo,” Men’s Beaver- cloth `ovei'coat. made
smallmcn this lylon-any cleanse... rom 'a good quality ltnglisli Beaver
'£1.61 linrisl Ivlvul bc intuie gemetipy fat . cloth, tailored _inthe new senator style,
eicque. er ' pas or ev. . _ ~ ' ` '
Morses will conduct theservices. Mrs _ §:0m‘¢l};;;1o§give:t baclésfkl-ft collar'
Baker is survived ;by three children. Id. 50° Y n ng ' 5 "E3 _ 4 ' \
J. Baller, Ylirmouth; Mrs. W. H. il f-I'-\ i-f-
Mnny women get mn dqwn and are Buttain, North Berwick, Mc.; and I Q \
unable to look after their household M39- J°h“ _S‘““um““- S“mm°"Bid°~ n S  ‘ .
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that P. E.
_W0\Ild not dictate to the
who made a success of the
business. but he wonla, ii
s a ..
that C0nv¢nti0I1~ All the Sunday -i-_  desl'raf>le coal for fnc or sforniy weather.;
_S_%9!i~v~  __
- Order j;
_ We Meet
ways, and that s w iyl
_ -Wm. Curtis, Summersidc, left ) v _ _
this morning by the Empress for St. at 1 rowse 5 axe lower'
b g' ' ’ ' _
t»;;iidnvélieFiiee_v;dsScf use wcf.-. gnc ci- _'X . GV ERC()A’]_" TIME IS HERE and we are here ' with. the
t perciencc I “ana eclififvficagrfm n¢"s.e§:  I largest and most desirable stock of overcoats ever shown by us at the be-
. "1'”"‘ ‘md ““’”:‘°"“' “’"‘db°iP’”“f",‘1f“{ ;,_ ginning of the wiutenseason, And you can’t empllnzise the word Quality
answer qiles ions v ie p u ` . ~ `
p suggestions for mean bciieiic of su _jg too uiucll in these October offerings. No matter what you selecp hire from a
S 1 School workers present- :Y -raincoat at $54 oo to a fur coat at $85.00, you are slw..ys sure o t e utdmost
 - ` ' ' _ - 'v fi f n -
e wing Glmdmn) _,_ quality for your nioney. Its queliiythat counts with us_, _ rs, _last a _:il
 ’ l l’s so true of this store that, quality considered, prices
f~- -_ 1.. is
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COAT. 44 inches long, made from :i
i ll body linings of strong
Italian, sizes 36 io 44. _
llien’s0vcrcoais$5_90 f
Made fronia heavy warm English
Tweed of nice appearance, showing _
iioucs long, twilled Italian body lining, _
r-li tailored. Sizes 36 to 44.
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lv Young Men's Tweed overcosts made
breasted, Prussian collar, strap on-sleeve,
ferns.\,fo choose from. Sizes 35 to 44.
I lVlen_’s0vercoals15.00
Highest tailoring excellence. This
coat is mode from an ALL 'wool ‘imported
nielton, tailored in the newest senator
style, 50 inches long with vent in back,
hand felled collars and padded shoulders.
Sizes 36 to 46. .
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swipe patterns. Prussian collar style, 50' f
Men’s dvercnais 9.00
A Double breasted lilster made from
a heavy 28 o/__ tivecd lndnrk grey 5 zu e,
Boys’ (lvercqnie 
Boys’ overcoat v tailored in a neat
me rl model with velvet collar that lint* _
on s close around neck. The mliterialzis'
ll e viot cloill. Brass buttons, andptvell
ine d. Sizes to fit 2 to 4 years of age.
oys’ Overcoais 4 3.90
Mmle from ahehvy weight freize
cloth this iilnkes an excellent coat for'
winter wear. It is tailored in _ the Sing ¢
breasfei fly front style velve't collar
Sizes io fit boys from 8 to 15 yearsvof
age. _
I _ We have ii large raiige'of patterns
in this popular priced overcoat. All the
and. nielton clothsin the new senator
styles, 50 inches long. Thelailorlug is
first class in every respf ot.
new tweed effects and also black beaver F
' 'sell collilr buttons close at neck. Sizes
Boys’ dvercoals 4.25
‘ The Red River Coat-'Made from'
blue black Mnikiiiaw cloth, soften _
wnrm, seams are piped, and`lhe hoo
:ind bodv are lined with red flannel.. A
` for ages 3 to io years.
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have
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for general iitiiity some Klnkom
breeds such as the P. to listen to.
I. Reds or Wyalidottes., addresses the
cheap, serviceable wng tends;-eg s
and spoke in detail from Mr. Benson
management of 'the Kinkora and extend his
\n's interesting, clear- profitable evening
was one of the best theclose.
RANGE
to buy. but good
to keep oleander handsome in
MDNARCH ~
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