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GUARDIAN' -rrnsr

llltu news, first of all.

H. and Mrs. Smith, City, werel i>a»»¢nx°rs Hut Saturday afternoon.

Daniel Keenan, Postmaster at P0;-f,

Wood, was in the city Saturday.

M1! U0! desiring to run errands‘ trrhe Nwthumberland' took to Pic-

should Write Merchant, P. O. Box on Saturday 1300 ooxes of cheese S*\°kVi11=, on Tbanksglvin Da Oct

1280, Charlottetown, at once.

Uhrshnll Paquet Sourl

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the City SRUIYGHY- He retumvddshom;

in the afternoon.

W~ 0“mmi’1EB. Photographer, Mon-

tague, was in the city Baturds H

. “'.“°‘,‘ ”‘i”¥° in .che aitemonif °,a1ty. is visiting in i/into ‘ oy' »,/i; ~ - i V ._ ,

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_ ‘. ‘ 'Ariat o, Summcrsid , 1 .- 5 itin her 11432, Mrs. JsmeseHasndi‘id- "M

han, 57 Hillsboro Street.

Victor Hudson, Btaiilio

re. ea‘

through York, recently on s buxhxidzsn exhibition last week,

trip.

'rue use will ne ings this aim-,,.,,,,,

at 2.43 and tomorrow afternoon s 8.52.

Dr. A. Martin, Valleyfleld, who has *'-"

been attending the Exhibition at A Veal. Lzeniiiiic, Irish Shillwly right Halifax, . returned to LLB homcmiit from the old sod, can bo seen 'in the Bntnmay nf1;¢m00n_ Sllmv windoiv of Johii.»-on & .lohrismfn

Mrs Henry Benoit, City, left Sac. UYGHY m0\°“iI1€ for Boston,wlicre sho

will v‘isit her numerous friends null The following were among the pus

‘Bud 8 CBI' of way “Eight

i Y nig 1..

Miss Lottie B Meme, West ,R

fl. the guest

32516151 ovgllraslns, Misses May and Han.

M" George Menonsia o

and Miss Mary King, C'ty|O\?:,'w,.eal;'_ mong the visitors at the Lleiii-new-vu

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MTH (Rev) Wm Harrison, (Qty ich;

,Sewrday for Eastport, Me, in' re. lsponse to a telegram stating the ,serious illness of her since;-_

‘ll'\ll-lHt\>l'0~ I_t is :L f`~;i'inidal>lo looking \\ eeipon und is ruthol' 0. curiosity.

N‘home in the afternoon.

Head Office in New Prowse Block-Charlottetown ne. R. G. suites, woodeioei, N.

t Ma - _B-. spd séofynsrly of eliés Provinw

rcus Calder, cit , F” 11 0 11. last wee .

lSu.mmerside Saturday ndztlillsned hom) ""'_

. Miss Tessie Willi - __ , ` urday morning on Bnm?/'ii-iiity't1e‘t sat' he “mtg” to the city sat"

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and New York- 0 Bostonpregistered at thelquesn and feng-nod

i The N0l‘lih\1ml»erland arrived in thellrizes are offered. Entries should be city at eight thirty and the man ““* *° Secretary saekviiie Atiiietiei ,train at zen fifty, saturun -» h Club-

0UsEN's comm euinmi ‘

'Georlv Forbes, Port Vernon, vu in the City Saturday. He returned

Mrs J. A. Stewart and Miss Jes- Bl° 08-mpbell, Montague were

home in the afternoon,

l A ten mile roadrace will 'hs held at

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lober 25th. The course will be 'from 'Dorchester to Sackville. Handsome;

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lj Charles Webster of the Anglo Am~ erican Telegraph Company, Char- lottetown, was a passenger by the ,outward train on Saturday, after .spending a very pleasant vacation with his parents, Charles and Mis Webster, City.

Following is the list of odicers else

ted at the last meeting of Pearl Stream Dlv S.O.T. No 200, Granville, W. P., Sister E. J. Mallett, W. A.,| Brother B. W. Taylor; R. S., Sis Rena Dunning; Ass R. S., Mrs Theo Taylor; F. S., Theo Taylor; Treas, Bro A. K. Henry; Chap, Sis Mrs E McFadyen; Cond, Bro L. G. Henry; Ass Cond, Bro Jas Dunning; I. S| Bro Melvin Taylor; 0. S. Bro James Taper; Organist, Mrs Theo Taylor.

Among the outward passengers from

this City Saturday were: John. God-

"°l°*i"°°- _ }Svf1_s¢fH_ ¢0mi'ni.' to the city by un;

The schooner Laurina arrived t ay w n._car,-,o of Near V mme spruce sheathing for L. M. Poole & Co.

Dr Ayers' new sign, just :lt the eu-

trnnco of the new Prowso Block. ou Sunnyside, is most :ittiactivo and puss- ers by Qannot fail to notice it.

The _pchooner Warren sails for Syd-

ney today with ii general cargo of Produce loaded by J. McDougall & Co, V$ebstcr’s Corner.

Misses Madge and Vesta Crockett,

Pleasant Grove, have returned frozn Charlottetown- where they spent an enjoyable wet-.lr visiting friund-s.

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Lndertaking in all branch

es, embalniing, etc.

Personal attention.

Funeral directing quickly,

.=¢lietly and perfectly perfor Ji- cd.

,_ New ana up-to-date equip- ment in every particular.

Lady assistants always at

hand. ,

Prices just what you would

wish to pay.

The Davis-'u "Undertaking Co

Ltd. »-

Hon. G. Et. Hughes, Pres. W. B. Prewse, Sec’y Treas.

Odicts 209 211 Prince St. Open any hour, day or night' Phone 28o.

Farm and Siunmer Hotel for Sale

Mrs Smith has decided to sell thc farm

and hotel of the late Matthew smith, _nt Hampton Beach. This is n very desir- able properly as hundieds who may rend this notice of sale will attest. The fsrlll contains about loo acres, divided into ten

fields, well fenced wi\h_cedsr posts and eifht strand wire fencing, r c fc~nC1-1 nl being largely built inthe last six years. There is no richer or better faiiii on P, E. Island. Mr Smith lived on the property over 30 years and never sold ii ton of hay or bushel ul' oats off 'he firm He was a lsrgefeeder ef_fut cetlle for -1 number of years and enriched the fare to s very hi h state of cultivation. Thr' shoreline ofgthe farm has been noted fOr years for its large deposits of se.-i-weed which Mr Smith 'wisely cunvcred uimegii me stables, pifzsefy and bm ysrdsio a line fertilizer for his bind. As a farm it has few equals anywhere. The buildings have been added tc almos yearly and kept in first ,class repair Withu the last fwo_ ycarsa Ia rge two story addition containing kitchen. S*0r==- ,-ogm and lnundry, all separate, on first

floor and sleeping rooms for family and hglp 0|; gggond Ioor, also Billie Wnitl' system with sewerage throughout the tonne sta cost of about $l°°0- The Ouse now hat comfortable scc0mmfd_-1-

tlon for' fifty guests and is filled contin- ously through t ie season with grown pcf - plc paying frrm $7.00 to $12 oo n week and for thc past three ye'-I'-9 P¢°P|° °" the waiting list and those lu ned away for want of room have been li greater number than ihose who were taken. Fllll investigation will substaniint/.: J- l "N511 sintomenis. The hotel has an establish- ed trade. quite A number of the roi;-ms being already engaged for the coming canon. This properly, hotel and farm' is a money ~maker and wi‘l yield' a net income reasonably’ “`°" managed of $1500-25“0-Y°“"lY° M’5' Smith will sell the farm. ¢¢1lll‘° f*'°P~ farm machinery, cattle. l10l'9¢Si °9""“‘$“” ste. the Hotel, furniture. lu mc* °"°f`.*’° thing cn and about the place. I-'XC¢D*'“H personal property. Bll ¢°§“"‘°’° °’ f"": and Hotel l'un\islicd,separately, at H 81'" bniégnin and will give to the rillllf PB"¥ su iciei-il time to pay for hall' or more 0 the purchase money off the l"°°°°d° °

desires io spend the wlnlel with her children in california and will ivs possession any time between nowhnn luxuary. Any person desiring 10 P“"°k“° this property should coma and me :hh personal investigation early lettlnl °

unagqglgggd know, il' Ifti dkyl \)¢fUl'¢|

ld cal .

'henth“;BctuMA'1'THE\V SMITI-lv

9-a9dmWf6i. Hnmpmii,

.m-311 ,_miu`S t d ~, . .Dr Dewar, Southport, to Boston;

d ith* _ _ _o'- Forsythe, JosgphrM1dC:r%,;,t Joli:1.P;r1UMlss Katie McLeod, Miss Irene Offer,

W|1€H}'. J. LeRoy Holman and wife, lA. Pickard, city.

D_o ncft send communications tolu-

dividun members ofstafi.Ev¢ryt,liing 'should be addressed “The Chanlotto- town Guardian, Charlottetown, PE.. II, ' and on the left hand corner at thc bottom of the envelop should be Advertising," "Subscription," "Ed_

:if0¥`if1l." Or "News" according to the contents.

_Now \\'omlcrl:u\d is at present run- UIHSZ some of tho fliicst pictures they have c-vor sliowii und Saturday iiiglit‘.~ l"\0f,'l'uiii wus iuusr. entertaining. Tho tl"inslul'inutiui\ picture was inost i'e1\l» ietic \\~liili~ tm- Linn lruiner was one uliicli app.,-ul tl to all and was of thrill- 111;: iiitvi'v~'t Mrs Tufts mis in Q-xcelli-iil wi-_-c und her song delightfully illustrn- foil.

At thc Police Court Saturday morn-

ing E. Hennesscy was lined four dol- liirs for disorderly conduct on Sunday September 26th. Tlir-'mas Hughes was convicted of a first offence against the prohibition uct and fined $100 or tlirce months. J. McDougall, Kensing- ton who purchased ii bottle of liquor on a ¢loctor's certificate for a friend also resulted in conviction. The cuso against P. P. Gillis was adjourned until today. V

The Manitoba correspondent to the

Christian Guardian says:-During tho past few months there has been visit, in-g in the town of Dauphin, one of the Fathers of Methodism in the Maritime provinces, in the person of Rev. J. J. Teasdale, Lon- don, Ont. Mr. and Mrs Teasdale have been the guests of Rev David Fleming, the pastor of the`Presbyter- inn Church of Dauphin. Mrs Fleming is their daughter. During his stay' in the west, Mr ‘Teasdale has given proof of his great ability as a prench- er on several occasions, and in near- ly all the churches, having preached in the Presbyterian, Baptist -and the Methodist churches, many times. Owing to the climate not agreeing, with him Mr Teasdale has been comr pcllcd to cut his visit short, audi pur- poses to return to his home in Lon- don nt an curly date. His many friends in the West would have liked to have kept him longer, and hope that at some future time he will re- turn.

:Everyone in need of choice fresh

beef or some good sausages fo-r Sun- duy's dinner should call or phone Gay Bros., 2/19 Kent St.

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;MAYFLOWER, is a coprlght brand

of Kerosene Oil, and its good qual- ity is always maintained. Ask your dealer for MAYFLOWER Oil and njoy the setisfacllon of reading 'by a bright soft light. 9-24dti.

:-The responsibility of filling the

physicians prescription rests with the druggist. We know our responsibility and understand our li\1BlD0BB~ Ally prescription can be compounded by us.-We have illlcd over fifty thousand .in less than 10 years. Let us illl yours next. You will find us womhy. The Two Macs, Dnuggists.

The repulsion of Stewart s

B read

has been honestly earn-

ed.

Quality, cleanliness and

skill in inamifaciure have made the name a house- hold word.

Telephone 21|

D. Stewart

ECLIPSE BAKERY Bakes Best Bread

kin to Souris; Miss Annie Matthew, _Miss Mamie McLeod, City -and Mrs

Mrs Albert Mitchell, Misses Annie and Julia Foster, City, to Boston; Miss Alice Wonuacott to St John, Mrs S. A. McDonald to Monctoil;Miss N. Hancock, Wood Islands, to Walt- ham, Mass; Mrs Moorehouse returning to Springhill, Dr Shailford 'returning to Halifax; Miss Blanch Dingwell and Mrs E. Cook to Boston.

At the Fredericton Exihihition,

which has just closed, the provincial exliiuitors and their winnings were as follows: Dr J. T. Jenkins, City, lst for standard bred filly two years old; second for Road Mare; Roper Bros, City sixteen firsts, four secon- ds tivo thirds for Guernsey cattle;C. P. Thorne. City, two firsts and two seconds; L. A. Haszard, City, seven firstn, T. D. Handrahan, City, one first and one second for Poultry besides which every prize for cheese comes to the province, and a number of places in the horse races.

A correspondent writes: --Inventor

McTavisli, Eldon, is selling out his invention, a door lock, to the State of Montana, for a large sum of mo- ney. This door lock is operated with- out 8, key and is a clever piece of in- genuity. Mr McTavish has completed another invention of a fruit crate and presented it before the Patent Office for examination, where Messrs Woodnard and Chandler, Registeted Patent Attorneys of Washington, D. C., do contract to tile an application for Unlited States Patent on said Invention. Inventor McTavish will leave this Province shortly for Washington.

“Black Cat Cigaretbes,\the 'big

seller and popular brand lu Upper Canada. For sale at Geo.E.l-Iughes. Apothecarles Hall. 10--2d2i~

COMING EVENTS.

Red Rose meeting, Lalge Prince

Edward, S. O. E. Tuesday Oct 12th.

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Rownlree’s Paslilles

made from pure fruit I juices.

Assorted flavours

in I0 and I5 cent fins or in bulk.

W`e have just receiv- 5,

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or picking and dusting old hair, wool, flock and other

mattresses' Any kind made over equal to new at Fire, Life, Accident,Health, and Plate Gllll.

moderate cost. in good strong Stock _Campania Chill!!

settled equitably and without delay.

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