9» 1910" `"” - . ‘ i ""i*iin i.A'i‘Es'r News A if . . 1

i _ -4-Ai

GUARDIAN ”"" niiisr or Ain." ' "`" PAGE THREE

Alot of dress goods put 011 sale this week at

'1-1.-ii.i<‘ PRICE.

Wa,t§h ogy* Window ` 'I ,for Sample Caps

forlioys and Men ,

liiiliiiico of Milliiiery. at prices that must cleziii F

ii out.

chaadief ci Reade.

,gg i.i=-#=s=.i»

¢sAnno'i'rnroivN` MAr`ikn'rs. .

Cori~ecti»il for every Wednesday and

Saturday Issue. '

nrter ier lb 7 to ‘J

E23 i(_‘.'.iii.iii ii.-.i~ in 8 to 11: Begin, per hunch 4 I0 5 Buum. < _ 22 to 25 (’allskiu.~=, (free of liisnils) 11 to 12 l’e|t~1. i-iirh .. _‘lil to 55 Gliicki-'ns liei' Pl' 11 Eggs, pri' ilozcu 28 pow), pi-r Ili 9 £0 10 Ha, rs to 58.50 Hi,1¢g_ per lh 3 L0 9 liluttun per ll) 8 to 8§ ,.,,,.|, 'li to ii hard' ppp li; 18 to 20 Million ismiill) for Ib 5| to 12 ,.,,,_,,...,._.. :so to 35 g-lmiiv pi-r ton $550 UI $5 S,,,~i,,,;1nnib pier lb 12 to 1‘4 Celery in-1' buiicli 5 limlislii-s, pi-r 2 hiinclies 3 to 5 l,eitiii»i- ii.-r bunch 5 Goosi-In-i'|ii~s 7 f-0 12 ivmn- um..~1 34 Blmgki Uiits 35

llilON'l‘AG UE MARKETS

Correvtcil for every Wedneudiiy and

t<l:ii.iu'diiy Issue.

Herrinlf, pi-i' hhl $6.00 to $6.00 Flour liollcr prociirerl . $5 Coil, |17-r iiuiutiil $4,110 $5 Outs 35 Blue p<»t;iioi~s 30 Ilril iiotiiliiiisv 25 Ontnieiil, pri' ewt. $3-25 Beef, pci' lb 7 t0 10 Eggs 21 liiiy, pi-r ton, $3 f-‘0 $10-00

BUMMERSIUE MARKETS,

Corrected for every Wednesday and Saturday Issue.

Butter per lb 19 to 21 Beef (carcass) pei' Iii 5 to 9 ,Potiit oes 35 ,Eggs 23 ,White Oats 35 ;Dlack Oats 31 to 3g 'Pressed straw $5 (Hay loose $0 to $7 |Purk ` 7% to 8 \H{1Y Dressed $350 Hides 3

HORSE NOTE.

Many have admired the handsome

two year old, Lucretia Cameron, owned by John Cameron, City. This pretty black pointed bay is one of the most. promising young speed maeliincn of tlie present time, having a breeding second to none as far as all .the qualities which make for speed are concerned. Her dam is Betsy Came_ron, by Bronze Chief, grand dam, Allright and great grand darn the great old race mare Minnie Grey, the first Provincial horse to trot in 2.30. Bronze Chief was sired by lvionaeo and he by Belmont, 64, the sire of Nutwood the greatest brood mare in the world. Lucretia Camcron’s sire was George Crcsceus, 2.27, the champion 3 year old of the Dominion, by Cresceus, 2.015, cham- pion trotting stallion of the world. He was by Robert McGregor, the great monarch of the homestretch. Everybody knows George Cresceus and Betsy (lameron, and their get should be u. record holder in some not far distant day. Betsey has been

,started in 10 races and was behind ,the money but once. Mr. Cameron is ,to be cungratiilated on his acquisition il-lc has an animal whosebreediniz is of that spleniliid stock which, in the past, has been celcbriiteil for its stay-

Butti-r per Ib (cronmery) 23 ing powers in lou-g races. Mr. Camer- lliirley per bus. 50 on also has a splendid colt from Pork 8 to 0 Betsey C'ameroii by Acquiri.

_ S INE .

_.E-"§f_. wh . H G

,,,_,,25c,m on Silver or old . ""'°°‘-'~- is to he cleaned quickly and thoroughly use

E, W

No nlalainl or scrubbing, inn din tho nien

you with to clean into' n colu-

lllbl Ill.

lion of hcl water and "Walh-

llmvum oriiinnl loam.

'i *\ THAT’S

..f...R...

oNDER-SHINE"

"Wondnr-ll\l|\0" does its work quickly and

' perfectly without ininry to cnylhinl. Ono 25o.

poclsuo will lon for onihs. Sold hy dulorl

q¢|-.jhlng ll 'ng "ny 'on `\, everywhere. Ihr lsrvivll md dnl wma lhl ._ HOUSEHOLD CONVENIENCE CO.. LTD.

TORONTO

CARRIAGE FACTORl|5S LIMITED I §'3i’§.‘§.'.i‘“i1§‘.°..'.‘f‘°.'i?.‘I. ‘11.__::.':'.i3‘i

First Mortgage six per cent Bonds Duc April I, |940 Denominations $500 and $l,000.

Tliesv lioiids :ire secured by assets of over thrce times the

:uuoiiui of honds is.~'.iie<l and eariiiiigs for the past four years

liuvv :i\'ci'iig'eil over foul' times iiili-icsls

i Price |00 p. c. (0. Interest.

ilic :iiiiouut required for bond

J. C. MACKlN'l`0Sll & C0.

Members Montreal Stock Er1‘lun¢¢» Y

ii/u.iFAx, N.s. onset 1'.-ii-.iw ivn-.-.= ST. J0IlN.I\~B

- VVQ own :in cl

ciici' ifrsale

111 lots to suit piircli:isei's

$25,000 `

, Dominion Steel

Corporation Limited

l"ivc Year 5 per. crni. DEBENIUKES

‘I lssiivil in denoniinaiinue of hoo. luier.-sl |\:i\‘\h<‘ l"\lf')`9“"|)'° ‘lt

~ ii i

. :_' : nil Niwciiihcr. l'rii‘i‘ <)5."]_1`:iiid uri'r\i1\il liiii-ii-si.

YIELDING 6 p. c.

‘"‘ 'IW Illilucy invested. Send for descriptive rireiilur.

.. ~...

IHE QUEENS COUNTY.

Head Offices in New Frowse Block-Charlottetown

It pays to buy in this Province.

Miss Emma J. Auld, west Newton,

riiturns this morning from a ‘pleasant tn p _to her old home at Cove ead.

The Watt family of Bazette, Texas,

whose parents were formerly of this City, held a family miinibg recently, whiéh wal thoroughly enjoyable. _

` Thang will he a 'l`h‘imklgf'vinl; ser-, ,vice in I Clyde River Baptist Church cu Wednesday' opening- Nov. `9th 'fail 7.80 o'elock. Rey. E, P. Calder will deliver an addressl' " “ ,` ' '_ f

The marriage took place in Vans

couver, B. C. recently of Solomon Mutch to Mrs. Henry Bovyer. Both were former residents of Lot 48 in this pruviince.-Fat. ,

-&- i

The many friends of Mrs. Donald

Fai-qiiliarsoii, will regret to learn of her illness. Her daughter, Miss Etta is now on hei way home from High River, Alta. She was reported some- what better last evening.

After a good season of fishing,

about 1,000 fishermen representing the crews of 50 schooneirs sailed from St. Pierre last week, for their homes in France on the steamer St. l.1aiu‘- ein, iioumi im* st. Malo. 'rue .de parture of this number, which is th greater portion of the French fisher- men, who go their yniinually, ,gives the Colony 8 deserted appearance.-_-St. John’s, Nfid., Evening Herald. ~

"Bring along your prescriptions

and have them compounded by the most efficient druggists backed by an excellent stock of fresh, full strength drugs. -Any doctor’s prescription can be satisfactorily compounded here. The Mackinnon Drug Co. drtf.

iT»i.`.'.I»‘='1'i 3 f 5.!.'3';._5§glf:

lllw rcmr. lumbler nf T

_ l BEY's|

.1 , sf .~ “__ _I .. .~'~.' '@»

1t’s often a little

thing that puts a deranged, -digestive sysfein” right `- if taken in time.

2-'ic and COC.

'if//L, . Sold everywherle; `

'*"‘%'.=..‘~‘ .\ 2. .S _:Et

il“£hi"Fl'ia iiihiiiiiifrié.

i Nov. 7, 1-lllll.

Quotations furnished byil. 0. Meh-

tosh & (lo, Exchange Building, Hall-

(nx. N. B , Ask. Bid 9. N. America 156 New Ilrunswick...... . .. ...275 Nova Scotia ex-div....... ......280 Royal ex-div .... .. 245

MISCELLANEOUS-

100 101

Acadia Fire .... . . . . . 110 Acadia Sugar, pfd .....'....104-

Brnndram-Henderson. Com.....22 East Can. Savings & L0al1...140

Eastern Trust Co.

Halifax Fire Ii\B .. ......102 N. S. Telephone 119 117 Btanflelds, pfd. 104 10

Trinidad Electric ....... 78

BONDS.

Acadia Sugar 103

N. S. Steel, 1sts......... ......97 Do., Ilebenture Stock ...102 Porto Rico U5

Stanilelds, Ltd ......102l Trinidad Electric 95

Do. ordinary......... ..G6 64

1.!

131 150

97 produced to substantiate the fantas-

Do. Com........ . ,..5ii 54

101 97 100 95

One drunk, arrested last night will

appear before the police Court this morning.

Owing to a delay in receiving the

films the management of the Bijou were unable to publish che suiiicts of th-e reels in this morning’s ii-isue.‘

-‘ Miss Mary Essory, City, Presl- dcnt of the Rebekah Assam-bfy ofthe I. O. O. F., ret-urned last night on the mail trainnfber a visit to lodges throughout the Maritime Provinces.

.- Rev. J. Heaney, pastor of the Carle- ton Methodist Church, left yesterday for a. few days’ visit to his home in Kensington, (P. E. I.) He will return on Friday.-St. John Ex.

According to the Toronto Globe of

the 4th the Ontario hog 'market is dull and declilnig; hogs being quoted at $6.90 live weight, F. O. B. `shipping points. The pri- ces vin this Province are given else- where.

The special Evangelistic Meetings

in the Central Christian Churcli are growing in interest. Last evening a good audience assemlilieci to hear Rev. MI‘.`Floyd speak on the topic ~"Our Sermon." Mrs J. S. Floyd sang two solos _very acceptably. '

' Large houses was the order of the ‘evening at the Bijou last night. and all thoroughly enjoyed the splendid films put on at that popular Theatre. The illustrated song, which was sung in Frank Daye’s .usual good style, gained popularity at once and receiv- ed much merited applause.

A copy of a telegram received from

the L. C. Smith & Bros.‘ Typewrit- er Co., Syracuse, N. Y., by the local agencies reads as follows: “We grieve to announce the death of our fbrotlier, L. C. Smith, who passed away Sat- urday nlght after A brief illness.. 'The funeral will he held Weilnesday. the 1-ith. inst. The fiactory will iemaiii' closed until 'l‘luirsday morning. Nov- ember 10th. W. L. Smith M. C 1 Smith, I-I. W. Smith.

/it the meetingl of the Board of

Directors of the Y. M. C. A. last night. the following officers .wcne elect- 'ed for the ensuing yearz-Dr. J. H Ayers, President. re-elected; Vice ` President-J, T. McKenzie; ltecondiing Secretary-R. H. Campbell; ’l"reasur- er-G. F. Hutcheson. The chairmen of c rmmittee.\ follows:-Financc--W~. T. Hiiggiin; Religious work. lt. H. Jenkins; Doy’s work, Sydney Grey; Educational, E. D. Sternse social. W. A. Stewart; membership, J. Carter; physical, G. H. I-Iutchesou: Aiiditorsi R. H, Jenkins' A. C. Duchemin. 'l‘lie

REASON F0ll NEW DELAY

145 270 275 ` 243

(Continued from page 1.) “Plant" for theatrical press agent purposes, to gm ‘intention ion the part of Mrs. Cripygzn to allow licr husband to experience the horror of convic I tion before coming to his rescue. The latter siigzeation was declared impos- sible of belief by Lord Chief Justice Alverstone, who presided at the trial At no time since Mrs. Crippen’s dis- appearance has anything definite been

tic theory that she is alive.

Dr. H. H. Crippen has made a will

in which everything that he owns is

7° to pass to Miss Ethel Claire Le Neve

the young woman who shared his flight for liberty. ,

It is believed t/hat the estate will

total about £3,000 or $15,000. The ex- penses of the defence will he paid out of ia fund raised by unknown parties and which is said to have been ample

for the purpose.

Miss Le Neve will become owner of

stocks in medicine enterprizeii amount

` ing, -according to 5 recent estimate of

` Hose and Half Hose. Ask

your dealer for this brand.

f -~\ an English paper, to about $14,000.

I “Soveieign" Casliniere ?'_“""",'30§Ni"V"f_f°"

The balance is made up of personal

effects and articles of jewelry.

MacGUIGAN-At Emerald Junction,

on Nov. 6th, to Dr. and Mrs. Mac- Guigan, a son.

POWER.-In this City, on Nov. 5th,

` 1910, to J. S. and Mrs Power, I’.1'I.

Bl J 0

5c_ T0-NIGHT

, ltl0Tl0N PICTURES

.»=v\ vw acura:-ai‘.r>i.-ur

F. B. MCCURDY & C0

_ Members Moiiirenl Stock lixi-lmiigi:

H“l'fi\X Moiifrenl

. 160 Richmond St. Charlottetown

ilrs

fir!-ivy si. Joinrs Nfiu. l

_ V

m Q | l y Z

“TUUK QUo'rA'r1oNs

ii .iy ii"’,',',§ ""“‘““°‘1 by F. ii. mccur-

|.;,,,|mn -- flicmliers Montreal Stock (h.i|'liiii.iiinw,1,6° Richmond. Street, I ‘ NOV- 8. 1910.

MONTREAL STOCKS.

High Low Close 24 23) 23|

86! 58 101l 62 136i 1411 223| ‘fill

‘.\2,l 128

Oniiada Cement Can. Cement Pfd. 36! 35 Detroit United Dom. Iron Pfd. nom. steel o0rp'n. 02 60! Minn. & Bt. Paul

Montreal Power

Montreal St. Ry. Quebec Ry. ' 52 5|-I llicliellcu & Ontario 93 'J2l Woods

NEW SHOW

‘ AT

IIIJOU TONIGHT.

i i l

.___.._..___-_-_

Frank Day In Illustrated Song

wan” \ ruwnou \ngun1u'..¢ . _ -

' /

if/ \_5/

lations.

MARRIED

McLEAN-STEWART - On Tuesday.

Nov. 8th, 1910, William McLean. Bank Manager, to Lulu Adelaide Stewart, daughter of T. A. and Mrs. Stewart, Westville, New Dom- inloni. '

_ ENMAN-‘YEO.-At Tyne Valley nranse

by liev R. G. Sinclair, on (let 25, 1910, David Ennian of Enmorc und Winnie Yeo of Harmony.

I-IAYES~McNEV1N.-At the Mansc,

Tyne Valley, ou Nov. 2, 1910, by Rev R. G. Sinclair, Leith Irving Hayes of _Ellerslle and- Mina Mc- Nevin, Tyne Valley. MA'i‘i-ihsou-MenoNAi.n-At vancou-

ver, on Oct. 6th, 1910, by Rev. Mr. Frnzeer, Thomas Matheson, former- ly of this city now of Dawson, to Miss Donaldg McDonald of Kinross. Congratulations.

A coin-Pusiiiqii

Can be had by ambitious youui;

men and ladies in the field of "Wire-

'g loss" or Railway telography. Since

the 8-hour law became effective, and since tho wireless companies are es- tablishing stations throughout the country there is ii great shortage of telegrsphors. Positions pay begin nero from $70 to $90 por month,-avltl‘ good chance to advancement. The

r National Telegraph Institute operates

lix official institutions in America,

. under supervision of R. R. and Wire-

less Officials and places all gradu- lten into positions. It will pay you to write them for full details at Cin- cinnati, 0., Philadelphia, Ps.. Memphis, Tenn., Davenport, Ia.,

Columbia, B. O. or Portlznd, Ore.,

A tor. _ 9-81112 Lrl6i.

I. R., a son, (12 pounds.) Congratu-

'A A

m Daughters of

Mrs Emmott

`\\ `~..

J .,f 1.: //i~§."

/l'i»'n\.i\\\

liineworm

“Well ovar four years ,ago mdy two

little girls were taken with 9. read- ful scalp trouble that the doctors called ringvorin._ They nit/-nried the-_ Hiisintai as out-liatiuihs [gr n year. _ had to iippl_y their Ointment with n brush, giving the hild fri htful n I also had

c ren p pai .

to have their heads shaved every two weeks, hut they got no lu-tier under the treatment. 'l‘hey used to cry with the tormcnting itching. and their heads were covered with

n thick scurf and dandrulf.

“About ii year ago I determined

to try the ('ut.icura Iii-ineilics. I used plenty of (‘uticuru Soap and applied the (‘iiticura()iniini-ut. I . used only ahout thrr\‘ cakes of Cuticura Soap and three boxes of Cuticura Ointin1‘nt and they vvcro > cured. Their. hair is growing long and nice again. 'l`hi-_v had hc(-oine so ill aftcr their tliroie years of suf- fering that I had io si-nd oneawiiy ton convalesci-nts" homo a.-= soon BS she was cured, but now she is home. well and strong. lllv younger girl was away from school nino 1 months with the disi-uso. lain very grateful to (iuticura and for their r‘liililrcii's snkc I hope othcr iuoilu-is will try it. The ("uiic-ura Soup] will always use for it makes the lisirso

lovely."

(Si ned) Mrs. NonA E.\iMo'r'r, 38, ena Gardens, Brook (Irie-n, W..

` London.

uticura.

Soap and Ointment

afford the opecdlest 'und most rconninirnl trenliueiii. for iii-luuiz. iniiiiiiig, sruly liiiiinun

is often sunii-lcni .sold iiimugiiiiiii im- uoiiil. Si-nd io l’1»\irr llruii ik t‘bi-ni. Vern. Busion. Us A . for :£2-niiuc (,‘iii|i-urn hook on treat- ment of iiliin and si-nip sifliciious.

“SEE PATON’S MAGNIFICENT RANGE ()I<"I-IIGH CLASS FURS IN- CLUDING REAL MINK, ALASKA SABLE, BLACK FOX, ISAlJ_ELLA FOX, PERSIAN LAMB, (1AIiA(lllLl§ ETC. 'I`l-Ili SHOWING IS WELL WORTH A VISIT. 10-28dtf.

THE MAN WH() WANTS HEAVY WARM UNDEIIWEAII WILLI FIND

Executive committee cr.-naists of tlie,1;\.]ST VALUE IN Sq~AN,F]E1,i)'S

officers anzl A. C,‘Duchemin. IHBLACK ],ABE]," WHICH, wi.; (ip.

FEI! IN ALL _SIZES AT $1.50. PEI! GARMENT. WHY PAY MORE 7 MOORE & McLEOI). ll-4dtf.

I “w....i c...i...»». it

' ` ~ Lists before Nov 30th’ ~

will] u Nov 30 is the last day. of our `

- Word contest. All

in before that date.

will also be given a

Beer (8).

_ I

e Send in your

lists should be sent '3

The obicct---to form the largest

number of English words from the nine letters BEER WEEKS.

_ The school teacher or clergyman

gift whose name is J

mentioned by the winner. ` Costs nothing--everybody try.

Weeks

FURNITURE HEADQUARTERS ALSO

Lineiis-Ciirtains--Sheetings-Carpets.

"That line of underwear slightly

mussed on the folds, should sell and sell quick at hnu price. ilatoivs.

11-Ziltf.

"soc A YARD 'ri-iA'r's 'rim PRICE

on ANY osu or 'run i~:i.nvnN i»ii~:ons or Diuiss coops ws:

oiiiiiiiius iiiiiliimi nod iiuiuiii .\ rin-_-|i~.,~.-i ,HAVE PUT ON UUE CUUN'l`El'{S

THIS MORNING. SOME ()l\‘ THEM ARE WORTH 98 c PER YARD. NOT ANY WORTH LESS THAN G50 PER YARD.I F YOU WANT A CUT SE THEM. THEY CAN'T LAST LONG. PATON ’S. 10-Zldtf

"lanv a young man ann women ho took advantage of our night class- es to improve themselves, are today holding good positions. Are ,fob carving only p, small salary ? If so, Join our night classes and get an edu- cation that will fit you for a good position-Union Commercial College. Wm Moran, Prin. 2.-3051!,

ANY ONE OF THF! NINE PIECES OF ALL WOOL SUITINGS (54 INC. HES wins) i.Ain our FOR 'ro- nAY's si~1i.i.iNG. soi/in or Tren coops' som) As Hioi-1 As $1.95 PEII. YARD. LAST YEAR/S GOODS. 'rHA'i"s THE iinAsoN. i>A'roN's.

10-21dt.l

"That line of underwear slightly

musscd on the folds should sell and sell quick at h-elf price. Paton’s

11-Biltf.

"Swell sweaters with big riill col-

.lars come in silver gray, green, and

imson. The biggest and warmest weater' in town. lts a big handful at the price and made from line wool, $230. $3.00 and $3.50. Pat.on'B.

11-Zdtf.

BTANl<‘Il‘II.\l)'S BLUE Iiq‘¥él‘;L UN-

I)l'li¢Wl‘}Alt IS OFFERED 1E A'l‘ $1.15 PER. XIARMENT. YOU KNOW THE GOODVS-YOU KNOW THE VALUE, YOU KNOW THAT AT OUR PRICE IT WILL ,PAY YOU OBUY YOUR WINTER REQUIRIQENTH HERE. |Pl.EN'l‘Y OF ALL SIZ- ES. MOORE & MCLEOD. 11-4lltf.

iincinmnnn zzso ous i._s.'r'ri=:R

|ooN'rns'i‘ onosns. nAv1-i You si~:s'r is vous opinions on 'riin lsu1iJaoi".>,i>Rowsi~i nnosi

ii-nm.

"IN RUNNING OVER. THE iCOL-

UMNS OF THE GUARDIAN TODAY, wa wANT You 'ro Norios ,oAns- FULLY 'l`I>ll'<l OFFERING IN lVlEN'S uNiiEawnAa 'ri-iA'i‘ WE ,i-iAvni READY FOR YOU. MOORE & Mc. ,LEOD. | 11-4iltf.

.___- "We are showing one ofthe larges

and best stocks of umbrellas in tl: City. A large shipment just receive from the makers. and they are beau- ties. Quality of cover, and beauty of handle, are just what you desire. 751:, ,$1.00, $1.25 to $4.50. D. A. Bruce.

10-Zlldtf.

HOTEL BRUNSWICK

MONCTON. N. B

tho Largest und' Best _Located Hotel in

the Cit(y,_ iiccommodating _:£00 gui-sis. Situiite in lhecentle oisluicious grounds and surrounded by elcguiit sliuiledlirccs makinicil. speciallydsiriiblefor touristsin L" S“'!!!“‘" “£“*i9‘!- _.U "3i’l&~`lYUfl|_f?.fTil¥__\' A. A i\1<tl.i:ziu, K. C. Douzilil .\lc|{i\iiiou McLea_n Q1 McKinnon Barristers, Attorneys.ot-Law Brown Block, Cliiii-l.iiIi‘in\\'ii

C3-60 as 1_.L\IIla.13 ii,\Ru|s'|‘|-:R .\\'ii .\'i"i`iii<N|-:\' Solicitors for the Uiiuuiliain liiink of Vomincrce, Montague. l). ff. l\rlcLE()l). K. U.. W. li. llEN'l`l.EY

'McLeod ®. Bentley

llu.ri-isloxs and Ai iorncys _nt-lnw Solicitors for tho lhuik of Nova Scotia

Money io Loan »

W. J. MacMillan M. 0.

Pl\ysicionO. Surgeon

Residence; Iii Prince St ~

7-lildtf Phone 310 L ._

DR. JOHN LEDWELL. M. D.

Richmond Slrect,opposile St. Paul's Church Hours until io i\`vloi‘k to 3 p. ru

rd'.A.l.eckie,M.R.C.l/.S

Government Veterinary Inspector I

EIJION H0'I‘|‘i‘j, 'l`l<ll,P‘ l’1I_(lll"l‘(l Warburton (8). Shaw

Burristern. Atiorueyii, Notary Public, Elo Ofliro in C:iim~|~i\i\ lilork, C|\z\r|oliolu\\'i\ ii E, i linfl.

I. J YEO, M. D.

Physician and Surgeon

ltuslileiice -Kent Street. y

Next door to “The Two Macs '

Plioii 1 .tl ‘

George W. McPhee Barrister and Attorney-at-law Offices New I-'rowse Block.

Charlottetown. l’. |41. lnlanil

STEWART (0. CAMPBELL

Boirriolf)erol.‘Slolicit;1l. lrfc.

` , corner

qhjiiiifiifiiianltalrfigoh "iii.re¢c°if vim-ioin.a~ t. . . `. s an .

°"" noun 'ro tons 'iv s s'rl_1:WA'R'_l‘ ,K.Q._N.A._oA‘vivnwiiL

DR. CLIFT

SPECIALIST IN CHRONIC DISEASE

Charlottetown, P. E. lsluml, Canada VICTORIA H0'l‘El.-Hours » li to 2 daily

ii-Odrwilmpd.

mckisaos Q McNi:ii.l.

Barrirtcrl, Solicitors, Notaries, cts HONEY T0 LOAN.

Ohlcel;-Cameron Block CllM‘\°f-'P

ri-.wn.i

o. a. uicxmuos, K. o., i..i.. 9. aosiiwr N. u=Nnii..1..

LGEARDIAN CL

Assiricn A‘iis.W

1 _J

7 BOARDERS WANTED

\\/ANTED, a few boarders in a, pri-

’vate family. Apply to 137 ltocne-

I0l'(l St., City. 10-2ii1wp(l.

FEMALE HELP

\\,'ANTED, ,girl for general house-

work. No washing. Apply at 70

Great George St. 11-5dtf_

RVANTED, girl for general lioiise-

Iwork in small family. Onc from

country preferred. Apply pci-sonnily or hi' letter to Canii».ron"s Hroi-cry. 13 Spring Park Road. l0~'l|~1il.

_g ron SALE j _

OYSTEltS for Gilc a quart at 94

_Dorchester St.V_____i_W 11-flidfiipil

18011 SALE, at West St Peters, 75 _ _ acres of good land at a bargain Apply to D.| A. MacKay, 227 Water _St.,_QiarlVottetiiwii;V `Y_h1l-_-7dtf.V _

`l{‘|OR SALE, nice lot apples, sever- . _ 1 nl varieties. Cheap. Apply :to John Newson, 162 Victoria. Row, City.

11-4-dim.

“WOR SALE, 10,000 Lobster bows,

Price $15;00 per M. Ceo ld Goff &

Co, Woodville Mills. 11-3d2wr5l

Mrs. R. B. Huestls. 9-28iltf.V

]"i()R SALE, 10,000 Lobster hows.

. Price $15.00 per M. Geo E. Goil &

(`o, Woodville Mills. 11-3ii2wr5i_.

N NOUSE FOR SALE, very desirable

dwelling, No 148 Euston St, with

ii frontage of 90 feet and running hack, 160 feet. Apply W. A. Hutche- son confectloner 7 25dtf

SAFES - ALL SIZES AND STY-

IAES.-If your safe is too

small we will exchange it for a new Dominion Safe and vault Co’ii Safe Canadian Fair- banks Co., Limited, St. John, N. B.

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\`/IANTED, a boy from 16 to 20

years old, who wants to earn

$3.00 _ per week from now till New Year. Apply at this office at once.

11-Edit:

WANTED BALESMAN, exclusive

ilina, permanent. big earnlnn

guaranteed, no experience, 10 vacan- cies. Write - Luke Bros., Ltd.. Mon- treal 10-6dr52i.

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1 0_~i'r_ nn 4th,' between .Market _ Jhouse and Jenkins nnd Sons store, a purse ,containing between 11 and 12 dollars with owners name in- side. Reward by leaving nt Jonkln’ii store. | , 11-'Idtf.

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troduce and advertise our Royal Pur- ‘ple Stock and Poultry Specific; 934 other goods direct to the consumers as well~as to the merchants. $15.00 A week salary and expenses or commin- siona. No experience needed. The largest. advertised goods in Oanalh Write at once for particulars. W. 4,. Jenkins Mfv. Co., London. Ont. “_

Ml.sCELLANEOUS ‘gi

VIIIHE PERSON who took the lith- , _ hrella with gold-band gn handle,

,ly mistake, in this clty.'on Saturdiy last, will please leave same* at Fgjg- ter s__Ilrugstore *M _ 11-ild3@¢1

HS. ‘JAMES IIANDRAHAN, Effo- ,.. _ fessional nurse, 280 Grafton Big., lT¢l2Phone No. 339-Y. Cases taken--in

' town or countrv. 11-2.11-,veg

_ TEA_Cll!?_R_lff3NTFD , 1)RIN<1irAi. wANTsu, for Janiiuy - 1st, 1911, for A-brams Village School District, Lot 16. Apply to _Edgbert Porr_lon,` Scc'y_.~_;_"> 11-8dV)Lw:

Vl‘I<lA()I-IER WANTED, Loi; Heatlicr- _ dale School, District No. Bi.. Supplement $25. D. J. Campbell, s 'rriistm 11 auiiirioi

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14101; SA1,E_dOui,ie tenement h0uSei _ . on Upper Prince St. Apply to

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V ‘O I.lil'l`, store lately occupied ny .__ E. McIntyre. 141 Great G69. t. Also dwelling house all in limi: ass repair. Apply to lienj. Carters; o.. Auctioneers. ll-Bdfil.

"0 LET, with boarilfn large coin-

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._. fi rtaule front room Apply at ili5 Prince st. ii-idiwpgz V W() LET, house 196 Richmond St. _L now oceiipled by Rev. Geo. -E. nose. i’o.1secsiqn,Nov. iszs. ii_-uni. Y ‘U I.l<1'l‘, four rooms, No. 167 Writer ._ Bt., opposite railway work-ohopo. ,pply to 301 KentYVSt..___&3;2¢ltf. 'V 10 I.l<1'I`, ii smnll desirable residence

, 190 Prince Street-Choice lggl. tion. Apply to F. S. Moore, 17 Upper rince St. 1:0-Zliltl.

V ‘O LET the brick building .on ._ Queen street occupied by John 'l‘. McKenzie no merchant tallorlngic-` tsniishment. 'rim gum is esntrcliy situated and n good businsn of.lnit_ Possession immediately. Apply Ill Queen Street. 1 10-Q0 il;-ni, 2 WANTED' » --ii

HENS WANTED, 15 or 20.

_ hens or pullcts.

°l'B. wh-its leghorns or mouth rocks preferred.

3_B`City. ,State prim

NVANTED, position for

utddress,

b mall in each loclllty to in

wmrnn. no vm-c-r¢n»_‘;|`:1nasann ii., imma

cousins. co. `

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