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THE QUEEN S COUNi`Y GUARDIAN.

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ca//Akloffirou//v6._£/G, DEPART/YENTA; _y7vR: 0iTC S iii NSW Pi'0

I Miniimii and meiiaiiiia. ei this city'

. __ _ have engaged Miss Nan McNair as steno-

Y>">:`_ i grapher.

‘ l. _l_a_i;_nr_'»iii»1>i-owes oiiiiis my ii visit.-

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A °" -' __ _ _ _ 5, ` ' _ taxis, the gueatottlis a‘fl'asu.'Hao-

_ __ ian; mhrla Lodgo, '

BLANKETs .

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~. Je' Iiev John Ross will preaoh in Orwell Head Church on Sabbath 10th at

il a. m. and in St. Andrews at 2.30 p m.

. 0 B Southwiek who has been spending

THAT the summer in this City left. on return

C h

yesterday for his home in Viddietown,

_ ~ l “iarlll Hobkirk passed through Cymbria

A_N2 claims.

yesterday niorning.Mr. Hobkirk has been on his annual rounds taking Bounty

There will be service and administra

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Ucexnensiveness 3::.:.f i::L‘;..f’°‘“;:.‘;‘:.‘:° ‘.:..?°..?.‘;"::

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. 10.30 s. m.

James Stewart, grocer and H. Holi City

‘ are at North Shore Rustico on a ahootlniz

expedition and so far have met with ex-

'vl-* L ' I ceptlonally good luck

' _ _ __ ` _ _ _F Anyone who has a nentraliy located _,_ .. 'vw - ` ` "` ‘ rcsidental property in this city for sale,

. _ ` should read the classified column and ~`_»,_ -~ ' .' _ . write particulars Immediately.

` _ S'-sled tenders wilibe received up to

Splendidly complete stocks of blankets

this year; the rms: varied in sizes weights

and qualities we have probably ever shown.

Notwithstanding the remiikabie advance

inthe price of all woolen fabrics our prices on blankets are not materially higher, Why ?

Recause we placed our orders

_____1, ii' ` Nuv.2liior the erection and completion

..,. ._ e.

, - ofa parochial house for St. Georg s

College.

many mouths tiqw, bought large

qiiaiitities, mid-spot cash and tu

selling are sati=iied with the

smallest possible margin of pro-

fit.

The best the land produces awaits you

here; comparison will best demonstrate the

superiority of the values we offer.

Nic: sofi woql bienirets pool heavy weight; nt-at tksr color borders Boxuo inch smoothly woven and fxceil- cnt for wear and =ervice Special. . . . . . . . . . ... $110()

This blanket,is most popiii ir in weight and price. its an excellent wearer, full ctr.; iiiciies in size, weighs 6 pounds has colored border, and ifb ~autifully iiric and soft. 5P9°l°l perpair..,....... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...-$4 50

This fsli size 68:86 inch blanket won't shrink and wears likeiron. Good licav weight... 2;

A very heavy blanket iii the 6ox8o inch size, is an excrll- ent number. Woven with cotton making it unsliiiiik- able.............‘...$5 00

,\.,..ti\¢r niiably good value is tiii=6»x8i inch blanket, gfiiiil heavy weight. Very siiiootiiiy woven, colored borilcrs. Special, per pill’

desired.

.......... 54.00

Fianneiette Blankets

l ice this

Many people re ~lac: cotton sheets with ' flannel'

ctte b`aukets during winter. They are beautifully loft and sm Joth. easily washed, warm and comfort-

able. Flaanette blankets with fist color stripe border in pink and blue. in both grey and white. Per pair.. . . . _ ..

Parish. See ad in another oolumn.

Reginald Delaney, son of P? Delaney,

M D, iiousc Harlior, Magdalen Islands, arrived in the city yesterday totike ra full course at the Union Commercial

(luariiiiin phone rings are No. 13‘i news,

|32-2 Subscriptions; 132-il advertising. Patrons will save their own time and tmitofihe Guardian staff by asking for the above numbers only.

Soinuel F. Doyle, B.A., is nov on the

faculty of St. Francis Xavier, as assistant instructor in mathematics and in English.

* llc is a Charlottetownian, an old "Saint, ‘

and a star football player.

Persons sending advertising matter

to The Guardian are requested to state whether some is to appear among Classified ads, Business locals, Announc‘ i ments or among regular display advertise 'ments When no such information is furnished the management will not be held responsible if ad docs not appear

By telegram received yesterday by R.lI.

Jenkins from Capt. J. C. Rhude, :it was learned that the schooner Parthenla was totally wrecked at the entrance to Liver-

° pool Harbor, N. S. She was on ber way

`to Liverpool to load lumber ior Sydney. All the crew were saved. The vessel is owned by Jenkins Bc Son, of this City, was

' valued at $3000, and is insured with

' llyndman dc Co.

Carter &Co Limited, are building a

large, well lighted ofilce in rear of their bookstore of brick and concrete tooo finished in natural wood stained and viirnisiied. The present office having hecome entirely too smiiil for their in- creasing business, the office now occupi- ed will beremovefi and the space devoted to seeds and other goods. The new oflice will be reached by doors opening into both |etoree~ Parkmaa and Crabbe are the contractors. _ '

Wonderland is becoming every day more

and more in touch with the needs of the people in thc way of good entertainment. 'lhe large audience which nightly 'patron-

-popuiar _house of amusement

' testify to the fact that Charlottetonians

program

` 'appreciate the untlring efforts of the

` management of Wonderland to caterto

the taste of the public. The six number

was a mighty success, and

crowded houses responded tothe au-

' nouucementoi tne blgbill. The popular

manager Mr. McGarrigle has completed his arrangements forthe winter supply

' of dime. and attractive as Wonderland is

THE CELEBRATED

“Bovd-Coldwell”

PURE WOOL Bl. AYKETS

This well known n'alcc of b ankets is guars- tced

absolutely pure wool, not a thread of cotton being sed l their construe ion They are beautifully soft

:nd fiiie and delightfully smooth. Besides. they are

mast durable, as many of our customers have assurtd us.

6oxiio liiclies 6ibS

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6 x84 odxss " 8 “

ive with

@M$ ."°"‘."' ui~iui QUIQ

Sp. cial Special Special

SPLENDID RANGE OF

Wadded Uomforts

Waddcd couifirtsin a fulira_‘1S_f °§_h‘?:;‘l’2:;»

Li rin ~i, filled with sau ta Y _ ‘ aiiifgyilriifriieia ii complete variety of Sim wvishw _

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and prices. Pri

.|o, $2.50. $5.25. uv to

Sl 40. $i 55. $2 $9 50

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Money Back. _1“°""’ reason you Bud yollrnglf' ehaae iiotaaiiafactory IIN it promptly and Il Wm cheerfully MIN YW' money.

now, it promises to be doubly so in the winter evenings so near nt hand. The programme for this evening isa splendid ons. ltisagood combination as usual no ous phase of life being presented too frequently, for Wonderland always makes selections that properly mingles the eerio with the amusing, the Instruct-

the ones that provide a izcod

iauch.The1filnis for this cvonlng are “Dis- cipiii e and humanity and The stag hunt are instructive and serious with "Ladies Bargain Day” and Battle to Barrel as the fun supplier . As usual the illustrated sjng by Mr. ll-irnev is good. The splen- did plnying of Miss Ethel Blanchard is no small portion ofthe entertainment. and as far as comfort and ventilation ia con- cerned--Wonderland management never forizet that these two essentials are indis- pensibie to the success oi their entertain-

onderlanri is a winner all right

ments. W

` and the people are fully aware of what ii

good thing it is in the way of “some where to go of an evening."

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Miiiard‘s Linimerii Cures iiiplitheril-

i -. Snappy.

‘ S. _F._li9dgeoi\ has returned to this City from Mapetop. _ _ _

Capt- Lorrie of the sehr Mchiirs has

returned fviom Digby.

American-Conan] Shirley left yesterday

on atrip to New Yorl. - `

G. H. McGuire of St. John, is visiting his brothsriu this City. i

George Crawford Chef at the Victoria Hotel ie visiting in St. John. -

Mrs. James Broadfoot and sou of Anti-

gonlsh are visiting in the City.

Misa Bertha Smith, of this City, is now

lteriographer with Goff ts: Co. _

A. l. Bello! Bhcflield, Eng., ia In the Oity and is registered at the Victoria. _

Colin McDonald hal b.on commit ted to

jail for iour months for a second viola- tion ofthe Prohibition Act.

Today three Prohibition cases will he

heard st the Police Court-Geo. Carver, Annie Coyle and John (Budlcy) Hughes.

J. H. MuGarigie, of Wonderland, has

returned from an extended business trip to Yarmouth, St.. John, Toronto and other cities.

The echr Henrietta from Montague with

a load of produce has arriveti at Sydney, C.}3. She is the only produce-laden vas- sel in that port.

Mrs. Musgrave who has been in this

city for sometime past left yesterday for Ottawa en route to Victoria, li. C., where Lieun. Musgrave makes his headquarters.

Misa McRae. who has been engaged in

nursing lu this City, accompanied bylher mother Mrs. Finlay McRae, Canoe Cove, has gone to Montreal where they will in future reside.

liis Worship Mayor Paton and Henry

Smith of this city, leir. yesterday for Mnricton to confer with the board of the Wesley Memorial Church with refs’ ce to Rev. H. E Thomas coming to this Sty at once.

It is simply useless for correspondents

to send The Guardian items of news un- accompanied by the names or the senders. In many cases neglect or foruettulnesejs the reason the oominnnicatioug are un- signed. Nothing can be done however with these offerings elaaptto consign tbcm to the waste bagket.

Mrs. (Rem) G. F. Dawson who attended

the meeting ofthe Board of Miiviatiors of the W. M. S. at Woodstock. Ont.. arrived home at Little York on Saturday last. She reports that the total income of the Society for the_year is $9'l.501.w which is on advance onthe receipts of any prev. lous year.

‘ Owing to the enormous arnonutoi tim and expense ‘necessary la.boolr keeping and making out small accounts as well as mailing and collecting samelllhe Guardian has decided that in future all ordinary amounts under one dollafr will be accept ed on a cash in advance basisand ten per cent discount given, except tothose who havearegular advertising account who will still have the privilege of monthly edit.

i STRUCK BY LIGHTNING

Boeing _describes the celerity of Put.-. nam'a om Extractor. Roots corns out in short order. Causes no Dain, leaves not

soar, and gives perfect satisfaction. R9- menibert. ere is only one “best”-thats Putuam's-titty years in use.

Your

Doctor’s Prescriptions

Will be carefully

dispensed, and only the best and purest drugs and chemicals used in their composi- tion. _ _

We have every fac-

ility for the prompt -and accurate dispen- sing of all kinds of prescriptions,a._nd would ask for the pleasure of dispensing your pres- criptions.

il_ow’s Yuur tlougii

Take Macs' Cough

Mixtiii-e,'_ there 'is no better _co'ugh_ mixture

` .made_. .

'_ -For colds --We keep Laxative liromequin- _

‘ ine (which we ecom-

wse Block-Charlottetown. '

Mail Orders. °"° ¥l"°“ prompt attention and filled with care and mnslderaticn. Goods purchased by mail are nm aabyect tn our "money baeiwcoiidltioiii of parchm-

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i Snaps

A ginger snap is no good

unless it is snappy. That is the kind we sell.

Always fresh and good.

ii. s~`i°f'i-§"ii}'.`iiiif.

mcnd).aliio ii. full stock of emulsionsjiiclnding Wampolee, Scotts,Seve- boi etc.

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Besiivaiues in lad 4 ui‘.";.°ir'_ig_

Broadcioihs, Veneiians. iweeds, Omhres. Over- l' Check iweeds-etc. °

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VNV Nl' Wilde Venetian cloths in l Very good line of mixed twceds 40 _. ~ most of the good colorings, good inches wide, eiiects of browns.

3 widths . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 55¢ greys, navy and greens sturdy i

An attmc,{ve range of amwnol _Weed and attractive. . . . .; . . . . . . . . . . . . 55;; _

3 -. in Dlsid effects. very tiin_i dressy Goto fine all-wool venetian 46 inches 1 looking fabrics of good width. . . . 72¢ wide in blacks, navies. browns, ,

. A nice lacking venetian in Iain tens. garnet; and greens prices. . ._ bhckm gamets_ hmwm ml;___t1a _ $r.2o, r.i5 and..............-$l.|0 _ ._

l “nd NNY. 45 inches wide. good Similar line of venetian but 52 inches- _ - stylishdurabie........... _..._-8()¢ _wide........................$i.55 3

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-l 'Our Famous “Monarch Broadcloth” $1.75 _

We feel sure that tlfere is no fabric that will F compare.

_ -‘ 'aith 'th_is`iine vaiudnonsidered, The width is 56 in_ches_ _ __ _ J

’ 'i='moot‘h‘-silirish 'fini.=li. of correcf weight to hang 'and " 1

Z ‘drape in fauitiess perfection of _stvle. The - colours _.are . 7 5 -V

ravies, ' browns, mvrtles, garnet ‘and black. _There are ' ’

' cheaper broadclotlislto he had but udthingrto touch the

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Other good brosdcioths in various `colors_,'ali-wool, wide widths. .. . . . . . . fr.6o ;_ Coatin cloths made in 22 nance weight some in ombres, plaids of brown gres t and E

Q navy effectsgyii inches wide and every thread wool, _very handsome eEe ctivei fabrics for ,

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» The suitiugs in similar patterns,.1ighter .weights are proving very popular _indeed at

'liandsomel Moreens for Underskirts 58c

I This line of new moreens brings into popularity a line that you have known for s .long time.. -Of its wearing quality we cannot speak too highly-and these to-day are in -weights that makes them a adaptable for coat linings as well as for the very best sort of autumn' undersklrtsf 'Ilieprlce is only... .. .. ......... . .. . . . ....58c “

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E Art .Embroidery at the Y. M. C. A. ,~-

ii On Monday the eleventh instant this lady will open attire Y. M. C.'A. b_i_iild__- _

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\ ing a series of classes in this most charming art. Mrs. Smith is an expert an _;1_

artist in th's line and her classes will afford many points to ladies interested an. t a

line of work- - ' » . . - -

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