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_._, ‘ltiaw pressed PBI' $0”

OTTAWA, Oct. 19.-The trade state- Straw loose cwt

_ "3 D “DUB La l W. A ]-incline, ape.. , :ment for the first bali ol the HSN!-1 Beef small

' *hu "‘_ '~`°“"9. A- BMD. raid, Agni. lyear showed a total six months Lamb sniull

f ' - . _ 'trade of $304,490,082; anthiiégrease ofllmmb _ __ ov m. ‘McDougall will preach ___»l~, - s4s.221.43\i. compare W1 ° Hume whitooatn new _ Bahiylinh, 2401. nt Dundas at ton toivnleuiili-iilililitii oi? 9l=tim'O<’im°tt°' Period lust year- 'Block oats new ' ’

‘ U °““ in the 'rn l ro on ol the lulnist-»i

my a m. $1111 BBIISOX' at five store ui A J M D 0 annum D '_

S A McDonald is the “gent of Public Works showrs an cxpcndl

_ °|turc last year of $14,..i0,000_ oi which _

._ ' 5 3°dm` \*f»225~°°° dW“§4“51f§,“_§0,§’“ 0‘;_“‘;"§,g;;';“ _ACCEPT msoronsnir or

t-ng ul tlm Cgrdigau 115,;-mel-S1]-n_' "_A .___ ir vers an . , 1' ' LPREENWICH. KINGS CO. nlilrfuite M Roemeath on Mwdaylviexils EL¥;i1i;n:(§a Egslinila o(l1 Sseni while, $6,000,000 was spent on public _ .__ _ l

awning Oct' 25th' at 7 p_ m_ An imimons- Ui Gin and .Et zslcpar ` ..u~ buildings. S Hu FREDERICTON. Oct lil-Rev J. J. :crested Wllritllfif memhefs Of the ln-‘land were niiarried- E t ’ 21' ls* The English mm tiff wan ‘lint tht. Mattmws' rector of the parish of of 1° be 6 . 'm .1 .~.nf;'° °§s°:;.:l.; ..:..P‘;‘.‘.i. .§‘.“.:.: :..°:5 .

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"ntl iiiiiliriiihltliagli-llfi-iiil.ii.‘\ tlliah preserlce of “_$1.500.000 °“ 3' nqiltmg ii/ry d°°k liiseerlgv di'ities.gq`A sucgessdyr fins nlililt read by Rev lil H' G 8 Sew ce was they vmpose to bull" ati lllxllntveri 'yet been considered' The reverened """' "C ` ' s. Kidnon crapnnlf nilillexi/iihfrmliiigc it ""u~miJi'tei'-iicii'i'iiaiiiiii'1oshipbed mi:`g°“t1°m°‘° cm” mm Eugmd °"°"

g§_;1;°°=Au;iS°n¢¢;§. 'Wah-. ’n§1tena:ii"pgri'; nnhoninliin in' Vancouver- i?§0tli1miiii§:hBi\5iii. Ililgii miiiniii A' M' Pm" " ' gowned in “_h5i';e génstef’ obv‘e1r°w;'1Vi*;2 _ it " every success _pr his new field of li\b0r_

.tu silk, silk trimmed with point ap~ AVIATORS DARING FEAT°

pllque, and wore a tulle veil, held ini

'wm l Souri i- c [maid l& U0' ,_ . . . .

Theodore Ross will address a

WINGS ARE POPULAR

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$5 to $6|

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8 to 12 creed of the church for the Unitarian

38 faith, was deposedfrom the ministry

40 by Bishop Harding of Washington

SUBSCRIPTION LIST.

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The Anti-Tu berculosis subscription

` list is now open. One dollar is the

A Dispenssry is to be opened

AND imronrsns oF Mews Harland ml wolfl _ ,U°"e°t°d for every Wed”°°d“7 “mil -=-ma., ,_ ___. ,_ _

FU“"‘S"'"°S- 1' nomo uni; will olnggooiiéigiliriiisniiilii' Sawrdayls mm'

proposals are submitted for consider-

"'r” "T" L 1 ' **t“’“~ _ 'Butter por ni 16 eo 1ii_ smre 0 e A wprenentutlve of Harland and 1scol,(onrcnsn por lb) 6 to li

Wolff who has been in Canada some potatoes 20

_Tho l~-ll-» mill coumiili iw :-ilnwfliiiililing Company, Glasgow, John

1`"1"-"""|1‘ \1_""`l'i“ll-li' f"" » 'i il'1"& Maxim, Slirfliclll will 100k over

““"""" ‘ *l "` " l” " »"l- 11”" ttanadian sites with ii view to locat- -lellifr-l ~i r.-_ “ill lv iv i iilelorii ~\i-,\- mg branches

,,n____,_,,, I. ll U, ___ _\,,l, l,|_ Hu, ‘ Corrected fos every Wednesday und

, lwceks looking over sites at St John Eggs per dos 20 to 21

I St. S :md Levis, is now enroute to Belfast Hay loose "-5.,

' _where hc will make a report t‘o the Straw 3459

- 1i‘0rui>nny. . ~ onto as to as

'__' _ ' iii course of the next few weeks I-l.__ Cornrnenl per bag 100 We $2 to $2.50

' _ ores-entntivcs of the Fairfield Ship~ Wool pcr Ib _ 20'

CH'ARl'_i’JTTE'I`iOWN MARKETS.

annual membership ice, but it is ful-

y expected that business men and all inte/rented in stamping out this dread disease will subscribe liberally.

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this City ,at once, and -no doubt this will lead up in time to the establish- ment oi a Ssnatoria in its Province. Janice Pacon 35

W1. F. 'rianinrsh ...... '._..... as

B. R. Jenkins, M. D. .......,. I

_ RKm`s~ snqhgsrliiifiozwms amounts mm bm si oo por hottie ~

place ‘oyn spray of lllles of the va\_ PARIS, Oct. 19.-Count De Lam C , _ W Judge Fitzgerald ...B25 ___

,ley. A shower bouquet of -“ride roses bert, French aeropla/nist, just before °"°°l'°d éggusgiy' Iiefulrsday and Dr. Clift 15_ -.Bu1bB_ our stock of wintm_F1owEr_ completed the ¢Q_~;¢llme_ Mr ,md Mrs dar-k, accomplished one of the most ____ ' C. H. B. Londworth ......... ...10 ln! Bulbs has arrived' diuct from Simmons left for Victoria, B. C., on remark“b1° andidaring night? Wt £0 H i bm 5.- 00 t 0 J* P- H°°d ' ------ -- »'°----- Holland, they are a very choice lot

ii. wcddiny trip also to Vancouver B thc credit of heavier than air ma- eff “Z P" P "' ° 55- 0 A. Ii. Fraser, M. P. .,.,.... ...‘ 5.l,l,t the quantity is llmlwl so plucw _ U., after \,jlj¢1l they returned hémé Chilles. Iglour Rolleirt 1-ggegg $5 A I"l‘iBl1d ......... ......... 1...... ...... ...10 your order em.1y_ Hgszm-d '& Moore .the fit that St5Y9 that c°“nt5- our to 3ll.¢f,,r,_l_ Wushlngtony “mere thcyl Starting fi-om.the Aerodrome at; Od P81' QU I1 Bl 34 to 55 Horace Haszard ......... 10. 10-20.14; '

will reside. Juvisv. he flew in I;1_1;iS. 8 diB¢er1¢=.1I`f°‘€'at0:;S(new) per bus 3? tu 2461 w.~1l. weeks ......12| -- `

‘ 0! thirteen n1'i1‘¢S- er. r11'n110ruvrw ° ° R. wnrron ...i co AND SEE WHEN 'rim HAR-' ini: over the city nt un average heii:`11t""“"‘5P° Pe’ W’ 25`Co1_- Mo i- 5 lineup or C.\'r'ri.E ' of 400 feet. he ascended in .cra<1i\.i“.y ilafmerl Per W* S3-25 'rho ioiigwing in n lm oi tho nmn- l I

l)lJl{Al[_,S Q_ P, EXpRES ldimiivshing circles and passed several gllllffgl' PGFIT (CFGBIUBFY) 16 to 18 bers who have paid their afmual te.: VEQT DA;-RE OVFR

pluaniglipl r::gv€Dtl}|;vl;:s1!riol Tower. Gizhbigpzer :liz ézlgliydm. Pairs, oidnwabnggwortg, » . _

T- ._- __r ,. - ‘ ' _' “E0 EEUU! . . mars lil-.ii”'0l‘rl]ii(i).i(.)iiit|' 18 aim L' P' R' °‘\P'°”` "_?’”i ' HM” per lb 7 A L Fraser. \d 'P Hoi-see H 3

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sem-:is our: ,,,,,, ,, ,W1 0,9" ,___l;‘,1;_‘,;l§,_§;*“;2;_;;E 'rms hcohlns or Hnnliis. lE°°'s P" lb " *'° Iznnl, w. A. weeks, R. wnmn, nr. At tho open. House, not zz

n|Mp|_, REQQRDER" .,,,l,,,,,l,,_ -l~h_ h. ,, _ __ _ _ -- SL' 21 s. R. Jenkins, M.....Jnmoh Dawn. A great l.ig_1nngh from 'noni to_ MADE |F2_ 2% Ang 2% |N¢l.| uoliches were(illi|°;Lfidi['?»iiilL<nlilvilxflislgilii Arcn’t supposed to be worse than aiH“y 1'" ton 10°” 310 Dr. McLaughlin, Rev. S.-T. Woodrooie, finish. Get seats early, as the house

2 for 25c_ _MS ll...-l ,had corn. For years the standard Y_ 0- R-‘Bme11w00d. Dr- Conroy. W. B.‘ is nnro to be ruled. Mr. Perry, of

__ I ___ _ *___ lii;i;l;);eii:11‘l»`;i;§ialrr‘:sUS(psrn 13;- DIED Pethicx, Percy Pups, D. Stewart, S. Jerry from Kerry fame, alwa s h ,=.

mon rams amino- MANY Fifi-Ms COMING ' ° “`”*”

. , _ E- Reid. H. n. Johnson. J. o. Hync- 1' _ y B

,_ASsEMB,_Y.._3 for 50° - ____ ~ worst corn. in 24 hours; try it. [£530 .~.§;}M?clo,§,. gan' Jomh Mcoamyb _,_ P_ Hood’ a -ne company

' in 2 mo :anon oni.v. o'r'rl1.wA, oct. i9_No proposal forl ___.__`_._. Pippey, rellct ofthe into J. .if t,f,', M°““d°' A“d°"°“' Dr' W’“"‘"`

the construction oi dr <1 k . Pi on Interment at Boston.

. |Mi1'Eo, oNrnsAl. _ _ Y Oc S and _ DP!

` TOOKE 'iRo:lA&¢ERS OFM Shipbuilding plants havq yet, been BUMMERBIDE MARKETS is requested that no flo\vers‘be sent.-

- sM|RTa, COLLARS. TIES. VESTS- made to _the Government on behalf of

'It J A S Bgyu-__ R M.¢d0n.ld_ W ’ ' ”'“' ' _‘ “m "`_'i

McKenna, J. D. Collier, J. D

“°'- °‘r°_?f?_- _fi The (Iirculaiion oi;

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l¢,,_,_..~.\ i_~ll_.ni ___ _ _ _ Beef quarter _ _H is lm M HW _“_ h . _ __ .<7.ioi-ii Church Choir \vil1 meet for wlmn-

\_ ' I _ _ ' ' __| _ ' ,_ _ _ _lv .. ` I \ p'l|li‘|'i\ --ill li » Irl at r¢.'|5lln.!lJ':‘ ri nl l Satllrdaf 5 I5Bu°' ;_' "

i ivirss si nil $6 /

" ‘ reliersal tonight Wednesday, at ei h .50

i. ihe iiliilly lol' ii on rn! :tore i!.i i - ' _ g E Oatmeal PM cwt $3 / / . . ` . . _ .n_______ __`i_______L ‘ “ _l-illorp. Full attendance requested. lpotatou r20 __ _ _gi ___* ~ - _

"|~...i5 i. ravi-, oppv».iiii.iiy for ii ' Lire __ _ _ [Hay pressed per ton $9 to 9--10 I lm," ____ _\l_,,,_~» ,_, _lmklv el,__m_`h _*Attention iscallcd to the _interest-‘Hay loose per cwt 48 to 50

"The Shirt Comfortable"

You can’t get away from it-

this Coat Shirt is the easiest-fitting, most correctly tailored shirt you can buy to-d-ay.

We are_all alive on this

shirt question -we make shirts miles ahead of the or- dinary kind. We make the right Collars tool Look for the 9l§%:>O mark.

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5 ___ kc and l,,c,u,i\.e m,>i,_;,,_._ Arm). ling ml of M. _J. Jewett _.&~ Sons, Red-_ Buuer fresh mel- ll, 20 to_ i2 “imitated but pevel~Eilii3llcd" l.y,,lll.,.,,, _wo_od_, New York, which appears in Y __ --__ *"” \es-

_ 3 E, REl[)_ Ithls issue. *I f dinwfizi Tr I _ _'T _ “Bl-my Dggp" Serg 'for _ Leadsziil others '

' * i' V ' liien’s suits giies the .best _ Hale l°“‘."'°dl" Yet? _

l ii will iiicct this evening qt thc' V917 l`V YY three Vmdg ' k & N' h \ T b

...__ The Uwciitiie (omiiilttoe of tho

ANN0UNCEMENTS_ Kings Business Evangelistic Campa-

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to seven. ' A _ _ if " '.".L._’...':‘~'..'._-_ `.».- <. _ _ ...._.v _ _ _“Iles Q0 Vefifl' ¢_i|`C§1Bfl0U- _

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18 1909, Archibald Livingston, aged 92 years.

l Funeral today, Wednesday, nt two

o’clock p. m-. to'(1lyde River Bap-

._ I tist Cemetery.

McKENZIE--At Clyde River on the

19th inst, Margaret, youngest child of Archibald and Lillian MacKenzie, aged eleven -'months and eleven days. Funeral Wednesday at three o'clock p. m.

PROFESSIONAL people, actors,

lawyers, doctors and ministers, who frequently suffer from exhaustion and prostratlon as a result of excessive nervous strain find Ferrovim the in< vigdruting tonic nnequalled to strengthen and renew the exhausted tissues of their hody. FERROVIM is composed of fresh lean beef, Citrate of Iron, and a pure old stimulant.

22,MINIBTER HAS BGEN DE)POSED. - _ "Ggcd cl gh 1| yd-

‘wASH1NG'roN.ocr.19.-ilev G.H.i ___aDI1<11>_- ~ _l......, i.l.°i.,°°'§“§°'.‘n'I:..'i'i°w\»li'. one

35 Troop, Episcopalian cler mn ' `

-gy n, son LIVINGSTON.-At Clyde River, Oct. many of them dou’t lfnovw how to gd

5 to 15 of Rav Osborne Troup, 'formerly 01' _

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St. Johin, who recently renounced. the

about it. The majority of clothing lstores cannot help them much either. _They clothe them, but they certainly

|don't dress them. 'l‘ha.t's _where this store comes ln. We dress men well. We spare no pains to da it. Ii you calc for clothes excellence coma here. We've the good things the best the country produces for men. and boys and you’ll dnd our prices are al¢_ ways right. Prowse Bros Ltdi. 1

10-20dr8i¢_

"Drop in an watch us sell the lilfe

of English Iurs, sent by mistake, eveh lit you dou’t want to buy. It will be [an eye opener for you. Jas Paton I !Co. _ 10-12dti.

i “We'd like to interview you con- cerning the clothing question. You know as well as we do, that while every man enjoys goodclothes ' he does not alwlrys got them. A pull here and a pat there, and a. little smoothing somewhere else, will make most any sort of a suit look Wall on ~a man when he is trying it on. Its

clothes kle made by expert sailors-~ by skilled workmen. The clothes know‘ their place and keep it. A man feels that he is going to find what he wants when he comes to us for clothing. We oiler you only good clothing-We call your attention to it by advertising-you see it-you tr'y it, success results for ut-satisfaction for you and you come again. Test us for nl season in your \itings.-‘Prowse Bros, Ltd. 10-19dr3i.

"Fall and winter suits for men

and young men are horn in so many different styles, fabrics and patterns that you will lie able to make a sel- detail and at prices you want YD P Y.

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Morning Daily and Rural Daily

.WEEK ENDING ocr. imi. |909' MONDAY. . . _ ... ......7268 TUESDAY... ......7l72 WEDNESDAY . .......7i47 'i`HUl<SDAY......._... ...72l7` FRID-xv .................7|57 SATURDAY.. . _....7911

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Total.. . _ . . . . . . 43,872.

Daily average. . . . ..7.3 I2

The on-olntion ol The CHAR-| OTTETOWN GUARDIAN is greater than that ol all tho other nniiyl Newspapers on Prince Edward Is-I land combined. |

The above figures -are not the‘ ounter total, and exclude all spoiled, I blank- and destroyed papers. These figures show only actual paid rir-’ ulntlon.

detail and nt prices you wont! to pay. Besides the ever dressy blues an__d. blacks, we show hundreds of new patterns n medium and dark colored ciTccts~-many designs that you will not find in other stores.-Prowse Bros. 0-l9dr3i.

BLANKETS. _

Who needs blankets? Possibly it would be better to ask. "Who 50°' not need blankets ?" Nearly every- one can enjoy the comforts _to be de- rived from a soft fleecy wool bllauknf-. ¢ and there are many nights now when you feel the need of them and wish you had a pair. Possibly your old ones that you have had for so long are showing signs of wear and are Lhin and have lost that warm, soft, cozy feeling that is natural with new ones. Go through your bed supplies to-day, youll] most likely find that at the present prices you will serve both actual need and economy’s' cause present indications point to a decid-

woolen blankets, light in weight and

Allie (:HARLO'i‘TE- led increase this fall by talking a.dva!lt~ ,rs _age of this sale. Beautiful, ileecy

I5U,000 PERSONS 9

Subscription books are -pen to ln-

terested parties and all possible ns- sistaence will be given anyone who

price, but heavy in warmth and sat- isfaction. Here’s old opportunity .knocking again. Jas Paton & Co. .if

10-19dtf. '

We are going out of the Carpet business for 1 ,. ___,;l

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'All theseigoods must go--'any that remains will be sold _in bulk-Now is your opportunity. The goods

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dependable quality comprising late patterns and beautiful colorings-Don’i wait longer---you can never buy for

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25 cent on Profit by these discounts on Carpets, Rugs, per cent

Mats Llnoleums Floor Ollcloths Lurralns

oil

33 per oem on ~ ' ` ' - ` 1' » 33 per @2111 011

Window Shades etc. Q nf

` go lime money again, A 'visit to our carpet department will prove all we claim,-=-COME.

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50 per cent oil ` ‘l ` `_ 50 Pl' 119 0"

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