5 Dairy

- - ~ . . . i Over I00 ears of WOOL unwashed m Ltd D m and bear Rev J C Martin, y “ma; . Queen Si. (or that lo k i lecture on “Sir Walter Scott." 0 i3ii:';°""-..'??r..!?...-.~- . i8 a ° ° ’ ~ —— i M50115 - _ Hay. (loose new) .. $12 ‘LLWTMTED LECTURE by! AWN"! L _ .1“ on!’ p" in“, _ _ _ _ . _ 3b tiszmnomt-zil-l-gvirs. Heath ll. How Dr. Webster. in Hearts Hall, Tues-l Co“ h‘ Cold’ so Th Potato” (new), 25‘ a nnvw e at home to hel- day at s oclcck, admission 26. G8 » c - N 1°"- Cqll lldllli Buckwheat _ ' _ _ __ ____ _____ _ 75 gléltflhlld? Tlruzrsdays sitlernoon the cents. Proceeds tor YJM.C.A. l gPPshuram , ‘Cllulls, 1' up - I . - . roni o o‘c ock and in ————- . I P0115 i I. onsims, I “yo ' ‘cums MARKET‘ the evening from 7 to 9 o'clock. HOLLAND BULLS now is the sPmM-slrllpselo ' a time to plant out-door bulbs. Buy. 15mm. p

lshades in stock, a at half price- i 50 to $1.75 shades ‘I 75c. a

ht fixtures, com- _ w with shades $7.

‘ght fixtures, com- p te with shades,*\$6. hi

liolsaac & Sons ifll Queen Mun

one 722-J .

up TuAfl . ,. m...»

STORE.

Pork

' ~ 1;" - _ “THE "hfkllflffl i, "JUMNERND! MARKET .385: per do: .............. .. 3o

Butter ..... . . . . . Wodl, washed . . . . . . .

tiniest"

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u: IV LslimwocllI-Ill ‘on Lecmeuciduitcehllnv

,_.. . 1i HARBOR

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g Methbdist é urch‘ 'wlll be reopened next Sunday at- ber. extensive repairs. There will be services at 1V1 a. m., 3 p. m. and 7 p‘ m’ Special music by choir and special speakers expected.

, . LECTURE TONGIHT. ——Dr. Wen ster ‘being a man of independent iortune gives his lecture ‘iStlrring Times in Old Acadia" pays his own expenses. Give him a ibumper house tonight in Hearts Hail. Admission 25 cents in aid 0t‘

IN HOSPITAL.- Hanper. Euston St. a young mechanic in the employ oi‘ Bruce Stewart Co. Ltd., who recently un-

To make these DOLLAR DAYS the most notewor-

' STORE’S h’ t e are giving the milst ggiyisgligilellblaltliigains ever dégleydvby any Boot and Shoe Store in PRIN CE EDWARD ISLAND.

10 per cent. t0 25 per cent. Discount off all Leather Footwear and Gaiters, but positively no discounts on Rubber Footwear as they are at rock bottom prices.

~_ Call and convince yourself.

Purdie - Ferguson Shoe C0 Ltd

Charlottetown, P. E. VI.

Sunnyside

free and

in a hockey game lust winter.

i

ems ‘entrust SHOP lrom Holman‘; Gaul", PHONE "m: w. T. 3wsuhei5cd.

THE LADIES AID o! the Cen- 4 tral iChristlan Church twill be ‘st

at ‘ Montague

\ Friends ofMr

on " derwent a serious operation atihe PM’ l5 will to bs the fine“ mini; 1x01 and besides his ncwspapcrlie N“, i P.E.l. Hospital. will be pleased to 0t ll": 501"! Se?" ilmllllil hi"? l"? conducted a general printing (es-- 2 learn thatt operation has so far mdlly a day: and acids mucu to lm|,];shn,<.nt_ A, the mm, m- m5,‘ ' been success ul and there iseverv the 371mm! 5995379099 ‘If M13 death, Mr. liiinte was interested’

N a hm"? 0f 8 llemlnllelll Feilnveryulllr. MuMasterls show ‘windowis,’ "5 in the Fox lniluslry with his headJ

- Oilwlfilifgul Harper was injured in the breast Well as bringing forcllbly before quarters at Montreal, i

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PUBLIC NOTICE

d F u ,0 t b r 26th and 27th will be nohrikllisuiihlils atrlthzbyPllgDleE-FERGUSON SHOE

Beautiful $1385Mekwell Toufillg is 89w“! Grand t ih The CharIottetOW" Gllardla" s Great Circuit ~ _,

The Good

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Drive. See lit at Colin Stewart’s, Summersi The MAXWELL is a car of quality. l; _ 77 l The MAXWELL is akcar of great beauty- l. _. t: The MAXWELL gives real service. j

Full and complete details of this 811ml ‘m’

given in an early issue.

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THE‘ J 0 ' GUARDIAN”;

com: TO new London mu on ,1 Tuesday evening, Oct 24th at 7.30

3 Why: A donor's prescription lntemal and external use.

them at Carter dc Co's splendid selection. 400017-24121. i

o home this afternoon from 4 to 6, .___ . t-th ld,n 11M >0. ,- ALL REC - .. ° arm-isle 115L921, lgeut ‘glrléetpqon good teas afglzsJaslggnl-lill 11:2: Mt‘ = i. i- Frids t 4’ t 7. C k t ll , RE-QPEIYI G ‘ER ICE..— The kindsylaifgzlond (bmullzhlzke: 8:1" _

all elm. Illentiitully provded. -———-

BY the passing of Mr. Francois Joseph Buote, whose dcsth occur- red at Tignish, on Friday, October the 20th. a well known Island jour- ualist husdeparted.

The late Mr. Buote was horn at TlEIili-ih on N-ivem-bier the 2nd.,

HALLOWEEN TEA AND BAZ- AAR in aid of the jlharlottetown Hospital in the League ot the Cross Hall. Wednesday and Thurs- day the 25th and 26th. Come and help u. worthy cause. '

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‘ year ol’ his zige. Ho iwas a son oi‘ Gilbert Buoto and Madeline Gal- lant He was educated at the Uni- versity ni New Brunswick, Fred- ericton. St. Louis College and St.

INTERESTING DISPLAY. -- The centre of attraction on the ScvomMile Road (or some time past has been the store of Mr. J. D. Mclllaster. in the windows oi’ which ihe medals and cups won and held by Glenieunings much talked of athlete, Mr, William W. Cantelo, are on exhibition. The dis

child, vMiss. Alma, is an artist some note. _

‘M1’. Buoto was the publisher 0! "Iflmllilfllill" from its inception in

the public mind the widely recog- nized fact that genius frequently has its birth. not only in the large cities, and University towns oi‘ the land. but also in our own quiet, peaceful {Barrel communit- ies. Mr. (Iantelo, who is a. splen- did exponent of the manly arts,is planning an extended and system- atic tour 0i’ tho ‘lliaritime Provin- ces mid Eastern States during the course of which he hopes to so~ cure some engagements in his dit- ierent lines oi’ athletics.

demise, ho was stricken with par-l

at 6.30 o'clock in the moruiiig. lie mover uccovered

juying peared to have many years oi‘ use- fulness still hoioro. him. He arrived hmuc from Montreal

turning to the great (‘anndlan me~ tropolis with his wife anddaugh-f ter the following Monday. '

The lair- Mr. Iluote was widely known and favorably regal-vied in his native province. ‘l-lo look an

WEDDING BELL$.—A very pret- ty wed-tling look place at Rustic-o Cimwnl 0T1 l-h" 11m lnfll- when vsinocially activeiutorcst in public and Mrs. Helaire Gallant was uni- ted in marriage to Mr. Emile Arsenault. sou 0i Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Arscnmllt oi’ this city. The bride who- was utlended by her sister Bertha, looked very beautifully gowncd in blue satin with silver trimmings. -l-ler veil “'11s held in place with u. wreath ol' wlllle "W395i The l-"OQY" was “my vincc. llis untimely death. for he Eillllllvrlvil by Mir. George Buote 0" was still in tho prime of life. will this city. After the nuptial MAssIb-t, deeply regrfitufll m, his nqsm].

giccially in Prince (Inimiv hc ivae izrnerallv one oi‘ the leading spoak? e-rs and ollo (lfllllé most active workers in the Liberal cause.

but was a man oi’ considerabledis- tinctlon in the estimation oi‘ the Acadian population of this pro-

er Chaisson the wcrldini: nsrtvlttll clues,“ “m; (Irpedlga drove t0 the home oi’ the bride: He is Survive,‘ by m}, wifsand‘ Where i1 lllllllly lwetlklflsl ‘Wa-iwdlilauizhtor to whom the sympzitliy oh

spent in motoring. About one hund-‘

861 and was therefore in the illst '

Dunsluns Iluivorsity. He marriml; Miss vMarie Gougen, and their only ~ - _ of ,

At tnilluiglit on the date of his‘

ulysis and his spirit passml aivayl

i i uni a hlonday night. lust and intendcrl row} _ l

“H35 um’ Gammt- dmmmer or ‘wlr-‘alffnirs and during tho olectlonsps- 7

Ho was not only exceptionally,‘ Wlmmmekvell lnformod on pllllllt’ mattersl

lvllmcl‘ was celebrated by R"- Fmhuliness made him welcome amongst] '

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llore Dollar

t Days Thurs. 8t Fri. Oct 268: 27 A

p Dollar Day at our store means that everything with the ex- ception of our tailoring department sells at Wholesale Prices.

We also put on sale for these days Specials, mostly broken

lines, and articles in which we bought too heavy. ~

If you want a square deal, buy your Men’s Requirements from us. We do exactly as we advertise.

‘Below you will find a few of the Specials w'e are offering. Read them over, there may be some article that it wouldu pay you to buy. a

35 Men’s Suits in black, blue, stripes, greys and fancies. All sizes, reduced specials for D01 - lar Day to

$25.00 to $30.00

15 Men’s Winter Overcoats, well made, all wool coats, will give the best of satisfaction, worth $30.00 to $37.00.

Special $20.00

35 Men’s Suits, making up the balance of our stock of Leish - man Sztits, will be sold on Dollar Day at

“Wiolvsale Prices

50 Men’s Over-coats, making up the balance of our stock of Leishman Overcoats, sold on Dollar Day at -

“dink-sale Prices a4

l'.\' DlCIHVldAlt Sl’l<1(§‘[.\LS

Men’s heavy all wool un- sbrinkable underwear, all sizes. Eureka Brand, $1.15 a garment. Nova Scotia Brand $1.65 “

IIOSIICIH’ SPECIALS Heavy, all wool, black Hose, regular value 75c. $ Day, two p1‘ for . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $1.00

Another line at 3 pr. for $1.00

White Cashmere Sox, all sizes, Special $ Day . . . . . . . . . 85c In‘.

SYNDRY SPECIALS Ties, reg. to $1.50, $ Day- - -7Fc Shirts, all sizes to 171/3, on $ Day . . . - . . . . . - . . . .5113 Caps, specially priced .. . . .$i..1i) Wholesale Prices on all stock. ‘

‘ MacLlELLAN BROS.

'l‘ail01's. l“lll'lllie‘ll(*l‘hi and Solo Agents for W’. ll. Leishmztn Best liczuly-to-\\'var (‘lothvs for Dion.

Men’s all wool unshrinkable Combinations, all sizes, $2 suit. Penman’s Fleece-lined

SanfielrYs Blue Label $2.45 gar- ment.

Bargain prices on odd shirts and drawers.

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them. ' The doy was pioaeamlyipi] wm go forth,

rcd and fifty invited gueses atteud- i" ed the wedding slipper which was”

delicious and well served. Dancing-Q WiLS ‘the principal enjoyment of tlieilii evening, and a lovely time wasjl spent till the wee sma’ hours. The!

gifts which were very INHXIQPOHSJil/é and beautiful leslified to the pop-‘lfi

w

ulitrity of the young iroulile- and iii-rs. Arsenaulf will reside 111M Charlotte-town. i i"

invdt

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the things that make ll

cooo.: ~ Pickles

0 Q 2 4 l 4 Spleen chiefly. Unions the t .

spleen Ire fresh and VHF)‘

strong, they cannot produce ‘the flavor value. Buttdlnap-

polntment lo overcome when

you buy your spleen here be- l cause ‘we sell only the but

there are and have them

whole or ground, In bulk or In packages. Other pickling‘

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, needs too. -

Beer &A Weeks Jenkins Son.’ C. H. Black.

f The Two Macs I

149 Great‘ "George Strut‘ l» “l

OOQQ-OQOQ-Ol DOQO-OOO-OO-O-OOOO

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t » Golf Bros.

PEOPLE D A. B e

" -. ’ . . rue . psi-aw 23".'."‘m;..':, Jwmfiugquu. ~ S. A. MacDonald

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ti‘ the strongest kind. _ _ _ _ l w values are offered. Every effort 1s made to give all visitors to the city a prompt, efficient and courteous service._ No_ matter at What distance you may live from Charlottetown, it will pay you to come to the city for this great event. .

Henderson & Cudmore.

Moore & McLeod Ltd.

ru " . ~»‘i3r~ ~0- ' n» _._, h ___ , 34E“

Double Dollar Days ,

Thursday and Friday, 0cl0licr 26th and 27lh Charloileiownsiireai Autumn Buying llpportunily

DOLLAR DAY through a good many years has prived to be

H. a great boon t0 the buying public of Prince Edward Island. _ On that occasion the Merchantsof Charlottetown d_0 their

utmost to provide their customers with bargain attractions 0f

In every store reduced prices and special

DOUBLE noun: DAYS

T.wo days of great bargains, big new stocks to choose from, i‘ in fact an opportunity on these two days that no buyer 1n any line can afford to miss.

The following merchants are oilering very special attrac - tions for DOUBLE DOLLAR DAYS :-— i .

= & f FRIDAY

“ _ —**“""= MacLellapn Bros. i J. MacLeod & Co.

Morris & Smith

a

Patons Ltd.

Prowse Bros.

J. S. Wedlock .L__.-._-_.._.___-_- ._ . Purdie-Ferguson October 26th Sh” Sim"

& October 27th

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