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The nfwest and
Wedding
Rings
prettiest designs are to Tit-__ F..n,0us “W.
beitinnrl it. our trays
W. W.” Every ring
bears the stamp.
VU _ U17. VVELLNEB. Jeweler
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Xmas Photos
'Ihe Latest Fad
'lhe Swastika
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GEO ll COOK
!heBtudio Whore B-.tbyia Always Welcome
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Th
  Pcoties'
_l Druggist
reports all kl ms if
llorse and Cattle Medicine
If yon haw ft sick or blem
ishing animal tt y HUGHES
A special remedy prepared
suit the case.
Advite Free
Right _
up-to-date
Men 's shoes at$3.5o is the kind of
shoes you have been looking for und
cannot get in any other store but ours
Our Gun Metal Heavy Sole Good
year Welt is sold at 5.oo but our pric
ri 3. 50. -Out' leaders Ladies shoe
,5o a pair, Mqn’s Shoes 3. 50 a pait
You will save at least one dollar a
air by buying your shoes front.
A. E. McEA(.HEN
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Parties wanting Cream
or milk delivered to any
part of the city can tele-
phone 244 _
Pasteurlzed Milk
& Cream supply
tlwlf
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New Australian 
Rasins
We have just rfceiv
ed a few boxes. They
are nice and juicy with
adeliclous flavor. Try
a few pounds.
M c K en n a’s
At Both Stores.
Women`s Fine
Dongola.
Button Boots
See our wiiidow this
week for at lndyls iiiie
Dotigola Kid Button
boot.
Regular Price
$2.50 _ I
This week the pr1CC
will be only
$t.50 _
This is at genuine
Bargain.
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Bargains I
I .tu this s
~» Week at 
Alley & j
C0’s. rj
See them in our
windows.
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See them in tlte shop
centre. 1
_i See them all over the
at
s SIOYC.
 Childs bsots 5oc and _i
Q* 75C- -f
c Womens boots and ‘
_j shoes $1.00.
_ Mens boots $165, g
§- $1.85, $9.00 .
All about half price. ‘
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Kent Street,
Practice limited to Diseases '
of Eye. Ear, Nose, Throat ;
and Skin.
Eyes tested and Etted_for `
, glasses.
OFFICE HOURS
Utolla. m. LEO-3.3) p in.
Evenings by appointment. V
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NEW FLOUK
]nst received direct from the
mills a new lot of fre~h
ground Flour,in bbls and hall
bbls.
ROYAL STUART,
FEDORA.
GYPSY,
BEACON.
Lowest cash prices.
Bccr & Goff
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--AND THIN K-
ONLY
seven weeks to Xmas. Coitie
today and have your photo
tztkcti by
Maker of Pictures
THE QUEEN’S COU
Head Offices in New Prow
se Block-~-Charlottetown
The mal ttuln arrtvel at iU.20 u'cl cl.l
lint tiight.
Rav. J. F. Johnson, Iona, was in the
city )s~-srilay.
J. J. Hornby of this city, wont to Sum-
mrrslds yesterday.
W. F. and Mrs. Tldmarsh, Brighton,
is t- yesterday on a visit to Mcn|t~.~al.
F. S. Jost who have been visiting in thc
clty left yesterday on return to Boston.
Tl e peiple nf St. Peters now have a
micnnd daily mail service which went into
ifcct ye ttcrdny.
The Campans sailed at midnight last
night for Montreal, with a tremendous
cargo of produce.
The SS. Bonavlsto arrived at nine
o‘clock last evening from Montreal with
ut very lsr.. e cargo.
Stzhi' Ltwrsnce is loading l40 tons of‘
conl today for Mu'ttt\guc, P. E. Island.-
Glaos Bay G.\zet.u.
The str. Cnoot is crpectcd to arrive
today with a cargo of Sydney run of mln”
cnitl lol' C. Lyulic & C0. _
C rllsle McLeod left yesterday morning
fot rn Anne do Bvllcvue, Quebec. to take
a t-~ ursn at the Mat-Donald Agrloultutul
College.
Mrs. (Dr.) Dodd of this City lsft yester-
day accompanied by Qr. Kelly and two
nurrcs for Boston where she will undergo
an operation.
The schooner Garland is being loaded at
Brush Wharf by Carvsll Bros., with a
qcneralcirgo of potatoes. turnlps and
oats. for Channel Nlld.
A special freight train camo in from
the Murray Harbor branch shortly alter
nttdnlght. this morning. carrying produce
to bc shipped from this port..
T. E. Glrvau. the well known commer-
cial traveller has started a general store
in G ovan, Sash.. in partnership with Mr.
Bm trim the ilrm name being Bartram &
Glrvan.
_ Rev. T. Albert Moore, of Toronto, will
address a meeting in connection with the
Lord's Dny Alliance in the Methodl-is
Church st Mt. Stewart, on Tuesday, lilth
lost.. at 7.30 p. m.
P-trans who are unable to get The
Guardian by telephone after six o’t.-lock
in the evcning,and who have uews or
other business for the next issue, are re-
quested to ring No. 124. V
The marriage of Edward Craig of Char-
lotte town, at-.d~Pcarl,daughter of Arlcmaa
Cook of Plsquld, will take place in the
Methodist _Church at Mt. Stewart, on
Wedt esday, 20th lnst.. at 4 p. m.
The marriage of Miss Amy Carver,Pow-
nal, formcrly teacher of oratorv at Mt, Al-
.isun College. to Rev. E. Westmoreland of
Alberton. takes place in the First Method-
if-t Church tomorrow morning nt7 a. ni,
A special train with the members of
Empire Lodge, Knights of Pythian of this
City, who last night visited their Sum-
tnerslrie brethren, returned with the
visitors in the early hours of this morning
Mrs. Artstnas Stetson desires hereby to
acknowledge many nuts of kindness. and
very many sincere and appreciaaerl ex-
pret.-tions of sympathy tendered her on
the occasion of the denih of her husband
Ye lorday was the Etlth anniversary of
the as ling of the brig Fanny from Califor-
ornla. The only surviving forty miners
in this province are Edward Moore and
.Inhn H Gates of Charlott- town, and
Duncttn McGougan of Malpequs.
The SS. City of London brought in
from Brush, Chinn Point and IIslllday's
whnrvcs, yt-sterdny, 25 passengers and
the following cargo: 1050 bushels oats,
426 bushels potatoes. 75 dressed hogs, 50
boxes chosse,25 boxes butter, 20 looses
eggs and sundry other consignments for
local dca‘er.~.
A tcadcr of The Guardian, lnoitsd there-
to by thc zoologicsl limerlcka published
l-t Monday's Guardian on page 2, sends
the following in ordetlto show that Char-
lcli-stown is able to contribute a verse
just sswo'l as any other plscei-
To a duck was his next plnceto go.
To ask for a dttc-at or so:
But the duck was a qunck-
Ha looked over his back-
Ani said: "My i-pond-ultx arc low."
'Ih't'e is nothing that brightens :up a
coat or skirt that is beginning to look
shabby like rt good cleaning and pressing
and the fact that Sterns' Steam Laundry
has turned out nearly seven hundred
garments during the past summer and is
still turning them out ut the rate ofabout
twenty-flvcaweek is a guarantee that
this laundry il particularly fitted for -lo
work and giving perfect satisfaction.
The ad in this issue ,is vcry in erecting
and should lo- read by nd.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
cartlracte Church will hold its rummage
sale on Wednesday and Thursday of this
wo lr In llcnj. Cai ter’s auction rooms.
Il-lid-il
L»fl’~tfm 8: Co. have decided to oiftrall
ti‘c‘r Fur Jackets ati off. Nuwl syonr
chance. Many arc in thc tiD ton of
(Mt tm-_ il-lrldll
lil’Slx ScsiCoats, 2 plain oneswrrth |10
to|$55 and 4 with sable and fox trlmntings
collars and rsvers worth up tol70, silsl
34,36, and B8, snlc price $25.-Jas. Paton
g Q0, ll-lildli
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:Peerless llalr Rcstarur-Strengthens
and hesutlilss the hair, rendering it soft,
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Sul`|l1y8ld¢ silky and glossy and disposing it to
Phone I92 ~ |romnlnln any ddsit-sd. position-50c per
battle. A. W. Reddin.
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lVl1iie’s lvclveteen Kissess
- has not like cnm~
gt-¢ flavored with _ special _ molasses and are t _ _ N h
mon molasses candy. Tl1¢if P“"l¢Y 1° the 9°°"°' "f the" 9°” amy' ot i e ,
cheapest bat the best.
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vsstn-day. _
The Northumberland 'arrived at lllhl
last night.
Rev.J A Mr.-Donald, Grand River, re-
torted home yesterday from the City.
Will Brshnut of the Pott ofllos lcft yes-
terday on nvl~lt; to his brother in Toledo,
Oh o. A f
t Many friends will regret that Rev. R J
Gillis, St. Pt-ur. is ct-t.lln<d to his honi-
through illness.
In the market yssterouy shipperi prices
for oats at-re, while 50 cts, black 52 cis,
notavoes 25et.~, turnips ll cts.
The steamer Pon will arrive here Thttrl
tiny vlltha cargo of Old Sydney Coal for
A. Pickartl k C0. and C. Lyons & Co.
Miss Mnrgsret MtE.ct.- rn who has
in on -/tstttttg her parents Neil untl Mis.
McE .oi-ein, Rice Point, Pc vc- this morn-
ing on return to Bn:.ton.
1`he Yorkdlstrict S.S. Convention takvs
place in the Methodist Church on Thurs-
day Nov. 21st. The llrst session com-
mences nt 2.30 and a public ine ~ting will
be held at night at 7.30 Stipsrlnt-ndt-int of
each school will please appoint delega et
to attcud above convention.
John Murray was fined $20 ycsfcrdtty at
the Police Court. John,‘it appears, was
drunk the other night, and \‘.ltou|'4ht he
owned Brighton. He caused so much sn-
noyanca to some of the residents of that
happy suburb that they had him ‘pinched'
and if John does not come up with the
twenty to pay for his fun he will have to
go down to isii. '
Owing to the omission of a figure. the
statement re concrete work done this year
in the Guardian's report of the City Coun-
cil meeting did not appear correctly it
should have rcnd:
Labor . . . . . .
 $3341.15
kistcrlalsi  .. 5628.10
lilngmeer, Supt , tools.. . . . .. 1310.00
$9060. 57
There has been laid i0.45(i, 30 feet cqnal
i010? cents a squnro foot. Conn. Prowse
Chairman of thc Street Committee
was warmly complimented on the splen-
did work nono this year.
BORN
MCDONALD-At Chariot etown Nov.
10,1007, to D, J. and Mis. McDonald. it
daughter.
COOKSUN-At 15, Kensington, Place,
Citartnttetown on the l2tn November, 1907
to .‘. S. and Mrs Cooxson (nec Miss Nellie
nl. Hodgson) of New York city, ason.
DIED. '
WIIITPLE-At Vernon Rlvenon Oct.
30th, lll07, John Whittle, ugoQ 78 years,
leaving ons sister to mourn his loss, .
COLLINS-At Quecn's liosd, ne r Mon
t-gut-, Octoler 31, I0.-7, Christy S etvnxt,
aged 01 years, beloved wife of Anthony
Collins.
_ MO5liER~Ot Splnallilenlgitls, at Hos-
ton Nov (ith, 1007, Howard WMosher,
age1'45 years, beloved ann nf Frcde ick
anti El on Mosher.
STOP LIMPING, CURE THE CORN.
Quickly done by l’u‘nnrn‘itpalnls<s Corn
Extractor. Acts in one day, causes no
pain, removes evrry into of soreness.
-lftg years of rticccts proves Pntnam's is
the est. R fuse substitutes.
DIET NOT NOT THE WHOLE THING
Your titble is loaded with focrl---rligrsir
tlric and vtholcwn c yet you ncvcrlignln
~t.rcrtgth. Wlmtfit the troublvi ook
vvitttin. and what do You ilndi A lazy liv-
-r stomach overloaded with w0rk-\ne-
it-.ss work hccauve the bowels and
liver are not suilinicntly active. Relief is
quickly supplied Iiy Di. liuut|lton`s Pills.
t hey tnake weak foils strong hy) remov-
ing the cnuss of the weakness. lgestlon
lint-r-wr:-, cnnilllpntlrn lo‘tve~, liver tnles
t cw life. kidney- wulrc un,-lite wht.lc -ty-
rent is t~\tllvent~ti by Dr. Hauillintfn Piile.
Nu b»='t-r mfvilclnc forthe siclt or well,
254; at nil dealers.
RH EUMATISH ALMOST K ILLED HER.
For years Mrs. S. Sttthlschutldt nf llum-
bertltone, Ont., was I mart r tu rltrtltititl-
lem. “I was so stiff aodylatnc l t‘0uId
scarcely walk" she writes. “Ati attack
striking my limbs made walking itnpn.»--
lltle. Friends and dt ul/urs gave pr-st rlpt-
lons hut. I only gov. reltrf from 1<t-rruznnc.
I took twelve boxes ond gained iront the
ilrst. Today I aux well, feel stronger.
weight beaver and l-.ok the plclurc of
health." Whether muscular or lntlamtu-
ttory, chronic or otherwise, Ft-rroanns
ooes curc rhcumaiism and sctittlca,50c
per box at. all ncnittrs.
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Our
Rapidly _
Increasing
Optical trade is perhaps
the best evidence of the
QUALITY of service we
have to oEer in the matter
or fitting glasses'
We use the methods of
examination which are
recognized as THE BEST.
We keep the best kind
and qnalityof frames and
mounts and understand
how to properly adjust
them to individual cases. |
We grind our own lenses
sand save time and mistakes
‘ ln making up special lenses.
. We solicit your patronage,
G. F. ilulchason
Expert Optician
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The.»e are all hi . seas »n's goods,aud cam in its
direct from the marittfict
urers---They att- all the latest styles aol .iz - es ¢\0th--.._
Light, tnrdinzn, and dark colors,also blacks---sizes
$6.00 Coats for $4.
$8-00 “
$10.00 “
$\2.00 ‘-
$15.00 “ °‘ $ll
just one qiiarter less th in the regular pricev.
Sale is for spt-t cash only.
are 34 to 44 in.l1.
50
“ $6.00
“ $7.50
“ $9.00
.25
A Tremendous Sacrifice of Ladies’ Fur Coats.
38 in all. Astrakans, Seals, Persian Limb, Raccoon
choice at one third off.
and Wombat you get your
$30.00 Coats for $z.».oo $75 oo Coats for $50 on
$45.00 Coats for $3o.1\o $9 non Coats for $6u.oo
$60.00 Coats for $40.00 $150 C'
STANLEY
:als for $100. o
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.~ when you can get hot drinks at any hour. except
_ while yousleep :tt my popular restuttrtrtt
' Hot
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‘ in sbtittdsncejast the thing to wa-in you up and
_ make you feel good and strong during this
cha~geab!e weathe
11 E. J. DFSROCHES.
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Continues from 7 to l0.00
Program changed every
Monday, Wednesday and
Friday
The Onion Theme.
The Lucky Heiress.
His first success.
The Starving Artist.
The Actor Annoys a Border.
Illustrated sf ng' by Mr.
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Proposed Final Sallings Black Diamond Line Steame
from Montreal to Ch’Town this season
Hnrey. A iirtlc Child Shall
Lead th: Tltf m.
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An Autumn Forecast
Tlteoniy basis tm which lu
Ptctlirl lite fttltirc is the r|:ct\|.l
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From Montreal Due Chlfroyn of the pmt. lt-_ thc light of
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mil)
“Bonavesta" on or abotit Nov Slit, on or about Nov tt
|tCacouna_r t- |¢ 1, Izth 4. -. tt I4
The above ste°niers will sail iront Ch’Trvvrt for -St Johns New-
foundland via Sydney and North Sydney C B carrying horses. cattle
and sheep on deck and produce nnderdeclr at lowest possible rates
‘h that retiorniaticc, and beating
in tuinrl tltt- rrpuln'.ion of the
'll parties cottt‘crnctl.it ts safe to
forecast that all who buy their
fall suits and tvvcrcottts from
tts have uslisve perfect satis-
faction and also are up to the
iop notch in style. Our g -this
For Further, artlcnlars apply to
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t=»EXt»<i-:‘ enter »f;. f.=
are up-to-dale and pri ces tight
$h‘Town Nov- 6 1907 Agni ts
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Mclinnald & Pcrrv.
The Nohby Tailors
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llii Healers
The kind that gives satis-
action, nn smoke, no Smell, 110
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to room.
‘ We hive them in dllierent
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Madam, ls your
Coat soiled?
We can make it loolt
lilte new.
Ask nlmontnnylndy you tttccl on
thc ~ii'oct who won!-s afguttt nr skit-t
THAT IAJOKS l.ll\ltI .\ KW and ltt
the ntuiotity of cum sho will it-ll
you it wan o eluted and Drcsvsd nl,
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[fl alll! fy
Our succoss in this dotartmsnt
has lm.-tt wonderful.-
I)ttrin|¢t.r.c suvnntor tnm 'its 1,.
hav! turned out by l\c|\i.tl vntttll
il77 garments nnd mo still tttrnitg
think nn: at thc rttlo ul’ about In pct-
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.lnatlnvt-ly.-look like nc\v,- vlld
not think you could malt- lt. img
so nine. ttrc some of ths rcntnrks r.|'
l thc t-untciners.
STERN S LAUNDRY
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James Ralph, M. D.
Physician Q Surgeon
The S\_0y¢ Mgn _ 'No. 96 Ptince Street. Cor. Richmond.
Tclephoae 313.
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