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_ Phone 312 '

jeweler and Optician ,

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INVITED

if you wish the best in photo graphy, finished on the new spec lolircrl mounts, (the very latest novelty.)

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GEO. II. COOK.

Wllerc llabv is Alwavs Welcome.

LOST

FOUND

Hughes’ Digestive Tonic

to be the best medicine to make a hearty one. Price 25c per bottle.

GEO. E. HUGHES,

Apothccaries Hall.

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l for .\nlun|n and \Vintcr wcar lj ~l|..lllll in-nmdc to lit and plcasc

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- ilu- lilllo dctnll_~i, nicctics of hal\d

luilnllnix nml l'u:<hlunlng‘ clnboil~ iwl in vnvll irnrnnnlt. you would uni ill-l.l_\' in :ici-iding whcrc you uoul-l place your next nicnsnro- ||l|l~|.

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For Sale by Public Auction.

There will be sold by public auc- tion at thc Court House in S’Side, on Monday, zoth November, 1905, at i:o'clocl: noon,'2o acres of land at Tyne Valley, situute as followsz- Boundcd on the east by land in pos- session ofjohn Forbes and on the north by land in the possession of John Forbes, on the west by land conveyed to Robert Ellis, on the south by the road leading from Tyne _Valley 10 Port I-lill Station, contain- _ng zo acres of land, a little more or OSS. Dated this 15th day of November,

1905.

ALBERT C. SAUNDERS. NEIL McQUARRIE.

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Above the Common- place

’l`hc superior quality of

the leather used in the

liagle shoe is suflisicnt to

place it above the average.

It is soft, pliant and of

high grade.

To this add clever shoe

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making and originality of

design and you have one

For thc Farmcr’s Son

_ or any boy living in the country if ex- posed to wet and cold

Kiondykc Boots

will make him com-

fortable-Being made of heavy grain leather, bellows tongue, laced, ten inches high- cluiup sole and tweed

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lined, they fill every vlant.

100 Pairs

bought at a sacrifice

will be closed out at a shelf emptying price -Sizes 1,2, 3, 4 and 5 while they last at $2.00 a pair (regular price $2.50.)

Allcy & Co..

Agent for Amherst

Wet \Veather Shoes.

NEW PLOUR

Direc. from the mills in bbls and

% bbls.

FIVE ROSES.

ROYAL STUART.

FEDORA.

GI PSY.

BEACON. Also Beaver Flour in 25, 50 and

loo lb bags at

Bccr & Goff.

I THIS FALL

Our stock “is more

complete than ever.” GET the habit.

Buy your drug wants

here.

Phone 86 VVe send parcels at

any time.

Reddin Bros.

_ Opp. P. 0.

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FALL TIME TABLE.

of thc most stylish, up-to- » trommmlclliz nonnay. <?_§w\>_m» z._._a_“i?_s_

date shoes for men made

in America to-day.

Price $3. 50 and $4.00.

Sole Agents.

uncut c. co., '

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Charlottetown.

SAVE tomorrow _ evening for Mr.

Sedgewick on “Whittler".

READ The Gunrdian‘s classified ads.You

will llnd something to in terest yo

A. S. Mctixnvanv, who spent the past season at Mlllt/own N. S. making cheese, ‘ has returned to his home in P. E. Island to spend the winter.

Rav. Dn.McM|Lr.AN,Cnrdlgan, preached

yesterday in St. John at the celebration of the first anniversary of the organiza- tion of the Knights of Columbus in that city.

*THE Rev. T. 1".Fullcrton will deliver his popular lecture on the Rusalan~ Japanese war in the Presbyterian Church of Cavendish on Thursday the 10th inst. at 7 p. m. Admission 15 cents.

\’l'A1.'r|-.'n S'rru~:'rcn, Mable McKenzie,

Ethel Henderson, Neil McConnell and A. K. McPhee on behalf of Heather Division have forwarded to W. S. Murray, Long Creek u letter conveying to him,|:hls mother. brothers and sisters, sincere sympathy on the death of his father.

I-lt~:N1tY Ansanuau employed by

Adolphe Melunson, Shediac,whi1e opening oysters, found u. beautiful black pearl, n rcry large one and without doubt the most valuable everfonnd in this vicinity. Mr. Arsencnu has been oficred $125 for his ilnd, which hc has refused.-Suckvillc Post.

SEND in postage stamps to “The Guar dlun, Charlottetown," 6 cents for 100 Tun~ ncl stamps, 11 cents for 200, 16 cents for 300, 21 cents for 400, 20 cents for 500 or 52 cents for 1000. These prices include cost of mailing. Everybody should use Tun ncl stamps on their envelopes and correspondence. d tw tf

Ovsrnk dealers in Prince Edward Is~

land, says an Ottawa despatch, favor stricter gcvernment protection for the oysterindustry. At the cnd of the seas- on's catching, fishermen say that the quantities taken out were not more than nquarterofa barrel u man, compared with three or four barrels in other years_ The government already prohibits the catching of oysters under three inches. They report to the government that total prohibition foru. few years is the only thing that will revive the industry.

A Mr. Ar.moN correspondent writes:-

We hail with joy the regular trains on the Murray Harbor Railroad. Thc advantages that this line will give to the people of the southern districts as wcll as to the mer- chants of Charlottetown are incnlculable and, no doubt, will be much appreciated, especially by thc luttcr. We ure sorry that the Railroad authorities have not provided a flrc in Albion Station. The rcsult is that the great numbers of people who uwait the train these cool mornings are compelled to seek shelter from the cold in the neighboring houses. Then the train sneaks up to the station, and the pcopic have to dash prccipitutcly to the cars.

Mn. La.\on of l-‘rank J. Leach & Co.,

14 T \Vharf,Boston, is looking for business all the time, and although in business for himself but n fewyearshuseatabllslted u large one. He is located right on the fish who rf wherc nil thc wholesale business is done,und has plcntyof room todobusiness, with a large freezer attached. He pays cash for his goods the same day he re- ceives them nnd always the top market price. He has n large smelt and eel trndc, and can thus handle large consign- ments. If you have any fish to ship and lmvcn't his stencils send for them, and hc will be pleased to forward them and to correspond with you informing you of the market. I-Ie guarantees duty and ex. pauses no matter how large or small the shipment. He doesn't wait for the Rall- road people to notify him that goods are at the station for him but has teams there to hurry the goods to thc market.

KxNus'roN STAR visits .Heathen-On

Friday night Nov. 10th. the members of Kingston Division paid n. fraternal visit to Heather Division, Long Creek. Miss C. MacLean W. P.of Heather in a suitable mnnncr welcomed the visiting members, and then the following program was excellently rendered.

Opening remarks-Mr. Bulderston.

Chorus.

Recltation-Miss Yeo. Duett--Misses McGregor and Younkcr. Recltatlon-Miss Yeo.

Solo-Mr. Urewys (encorcd).

Reading-Mr. Baldernton.

Dialogue-Messrs Crewys and Fraser. izcolmtlon-Miss Mcnougali. l Solo-Mr. Fraser.

Instrumental music-Miss Barrett.

Recitatlon-G. Cruys.

Chorus. A hearty vote of thanks, moved by Nell

McConnell, seconded by J. C. McKenzie, was tendered thc visiting members for the able manner in which they entertain- ed. Remarks were then made by W. E. Stretch, G. W. McPhee and A. K. Mc- Phee.

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Farmers and Horsemen- Clydesdale

Colic Cure speedily relieves spasmodic, flntulant, kidney and gas colios, acute indlgestlon, grain founder and sloppage of water. Try it for your horses when troubled with these diseases. It ls a new preparation but its record is a good one.- 500 per bottle-A. W. Reddin,Phem B.

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CHOCOLATES distinguish them_fro1n others, and make them quick sellers.

. Tryin bog today, For sale at all the leading|confecti0l1¢i'S-

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domestic, for this [city has been post- poned till Saturday aI.4p. m. to give a larger number ol' ladies an opportunity_to attend.

FROM Nov. lst. last till next May lst. winter reduced rates on the Eastern Steamship Oo. boats, International Division, are $3 from St. John to|Portland and $3.50 from St. John to Boston. The steamer-s leave St. John at 8 a. m. Mondays and Thursdays for Lubec, Eastport, Portland and Boston; and returning leave Boston ut 0 n. nl. via Portiaud,Eastport and Lubcc on Mon- days and Thursdays. Passengers arriving at St. John on evening previous to the sailing can go direct to steamer and take cabin berth or stateroom for the trip.

P. E. Isi.ANn potatoes ure selling in

retail way at 35 ex-vessel, but there are nt the present moment only n couple of car- goes in port. Large lots are sold at 30 to 35c. P. E. Island oats arc selling at 43 to 45c, but the trade is only nominal as the grain is too green yer-. Turnlps are slow

active soon, as November is a month in which people store such articles us these in large quantities. Many vessels are leaving the Island for various parts of the provinces and some are expected to arrive in Halifax ut any time.-Maritime Merch_ant~.

Tun sale of horses at the Springhill N.

S. stables today is attracting much attention. Among the horses offered will be Parker L, 2.20}, and the o\vner's statement. in the catalogue says:- “Parker L.“ was bought in Prince Edward Island last spring for this stable, was started green and won six races right offthe reel. Is by no means out~ classed, being second every hcnt at Chut- ham. beaten n head only by “Red Pepper" in 2.1711 (outside watches had it 2.10)), eli»

prospect in this class in the provinces. “Parker L." is sound, young, good driver and an excellent race horse; has ncver madenbreak in all his races. Trainer Warren says:-“I-Ie is thc best headed race horse I ever drove." _

Piles Uuickly '

Cured al Home

Instant Relief. Permanent Cure- Trial Package Mailed Free to All in Plain Wrapper.

Piles is afeurfuidiscuse, but casy to

cure if you go at it right.

An operation with the knife is danger-

ous cruel, humiliating and unnecessary.

ut 25 cents. The demand will be very _

gibls for the 2.21 class, and looks the best I

John E. McDonald has gone to the P.

E. I. Hospital for treatment.

Miss Enphemla McLean and Miss Mc-

Kensie, Dundas were visiting here re cently. -

Cod-fish are plentv on the north side,

butbait scarce, while squid abounds on the south side and cod-fish scarce. Nearly every day is lit. for fishing on the southern shore.

Ploughingls the chief work here at

present, and weather conditions are favorable. Our local Bruyleys and

Vennors predict A moderate; _wlnter, succeeding an open fall.

The Red Point Cheese Factory

hu closed for the season. Though milk was comparatively short, the proceeds are encouraging and much oreditis due the cheese maker, John J. Smith and the efficient staff of directors who co-operated with him. The Lake- ville Factory after a successful cheese season is now manufacturing butter.

Stephen Lc Pierre has arrived from the harvest fields of the West.. This is

`Stcphen's second visit there, hut the

ronr of the breakers breaking on the cliffs nt Basin Head is sweeter music to his cars than the balmy breezes of thc West blowing through the mighty wheat fields on the fertile and trceless pralries of Manitoba. Of six who went from this section lie is the third to return. Willie Robertson and Willie McLean have gone to the lumber woods of Rainy River n.nd Frank Beaton is still in Winni peg recovering from typhoid fever This islikcwise his second trip. All the re- turned concur in the opinion that thc West is a country of great possibilities, but that you have to forego many of the comforts hcrc enjoyed, and that if they workedns lmrd here as thcydol thcrc, ourlnnd would bc u land of plenty.

HUTCH A BODY BUILDER.

When onc cats food the nutritive part

goes to make up the dill`erent tissues of the body. If there is any flaw in thc pro. cess it \vill result in some disensc of some one of the organs of the body. The dl- gestlon in this way plnysa most Important part in one's health. Hutch cures indi- gestion and stomach troubles. It is composed of ingredients which are cl lcall nblnerl to kce the dl stiv

it-ur ycoi p ge e

organs in good working order. Hutch will not allow any clogging or derange- lncnt. Hutch isa doctor for ten cents. For sale by all Drugglsts.

ANNOUNCEMENTS

-Any good boy, \vcll recommended

can obtain permanent employment. A good chance for the right boy. Apply here. , tf

-ThLadics' Aid of Grunt-. Methodist

Church will holdn rummage sale in the storclntely occupied br Armour Bc Co.

tribntions will be thankfully rccclved at the store on Wednesday. 15d 2i

There is iust one other sure way to be

cured-painless, safe and in the privacy of your own home-it is Pyramid Pile Curo.

Wc mall a trial package frec to all who l

w ite. l

It will give you instant rel lef, show’you l

the harmless, painless nature ofthls gre-ntl remedy and start you well on the wayl towards a perfect cure. l

Then you can get n full-sized box from I

any drugglst for 50cents, and often onel box cures. l

If the drugglst tries to sell you some-i

thing just as good, it is because he makes 5 more money on the substitute. Insist on having what you call for. l 'I‘he cure begins at once and contlnuesl

rapidly until it is complete and pern|nn.f cnt. l

You can go right ahead with your work _

and bc easy and comfortable ull the time.

It is well worth trying. L Just send your name and address tol

Pyramid Drug Co.. 7788 Pyramid Build-l ing, Marshall, Mich., und receive free by return mall the trial package in a plain’ wrapper. i Thousands have been cur-cd ln this easy,

painless and inexpensive way, in the priv~ acy of the home.

No knife and its torture. No doctor and his bills. _ All druggista, 50 cents. \Vrlto today l

for it free package. .

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,;_ Diamond Values?

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depend on your Jewel-

, lcr's knowledge.

We KNOW that our

stock of Diamond

Rings is made up of >

stones as finein quality as can be obtained any- where at such pri e.-l -1:; _ as we ask for them. _

V May we show them

to yon?

G. F, Hutcheson, Jawannaa.

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STANLEY BROS.

5 0 (tibliitard.

Special offer for this week-~111ixcd

Tweeds, Clan Tartans, Serges and lluin Cloths in black, cardinal, navy, green and

browns-all this Fall’s importation and right up-to-date in every particular.

50 cents i

per yard.

ONE or THE BEST \/ALUES Evan

OFFERED HERE.

A whole window full, and a counter full

to choose from.

5 0 per yard-

If you cannot come yourself send for

cents

Q samples.

STANLEY illi0S.i

Sunuysnlt. Grocers, Wholesale and Retail. W*

For Flour, Tea, Oil, Mo- This is THE

_ _ C Q R d S_ _ d PLACE io get

Wmtersupply of aste. n .igars we ea . .

them al1~ best quality and

will Pefllgpi be Get our prices, compare reasonable price. higher values. Every Hrticié

Now is a good

time to get your

Groceries. Prices

Queen St. on tho 10 and 17 im~il~. Con ' _ 9"-r...vf.»-,L

...;§”§.§S.;'!}.i.iZ?§.??“.l‘;‘,?.‘§..."i§.‘;f__@‘;’? $“_;f;‘;‘f_l;_ Sanderson & C0.. s1b$p.._§0rea\ "

your (,.rocer1es of

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All Styles of

Overcoats

, '~_ ._

Ready to Wear

Overcoats equal to thc best

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toget yourwintersupplies. i Our special Fall offer is a chance of a life time. l

OFFER NO. I.

25 lbs Redpath’s white sugar. ' ' i ro lbs Oak Blend Tea, (re- l tail price :Sc per lb.) i ro bars best scrubbing i soap. l 4 gallons best American 3 kerosene oil. l 3 lbs washed currents. ' 3 lbs selected raisans,

For 85-00 Cash i

OFFER NO. 1. l

25 lbs Redpath’s white

sugar.

18 lbs Caddie Oak Blend

Tea.

lo bars scrubbing soap.

4 gallons best American

kerosene oil. I lb Chase 8: Sanborn's '

, coffee (ground or in the

| bean.)

1 quart bottle best pickles.

5 pounds rice. ro lbs beans. For 87.50 Cash

Every article here is the belt obtainable. Prudent buyers will do well to call et our stores, or you can write naming which offer

you want.

McKcnna’s Grocery,

Up Town Store, cor Queen

and Kent.

Down town Store, cor Queen

and Dorchester.

__ at lower prices.

Now is the time to call and

`i»-,Lz‘;:=f-is ";.‘-.t'=_>1*2 __ i=:_-1,. - ;--i-»"~i_;'l.-l,.----;-".*if~3 f~,;ii3Ti* select your winter overcoat.

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__ cclletit line of overcoais as we

,-.

"\ are showing this season.

Overcoats for boys from $3.00 up lo $6.00.

Overcoats for youths from $4.50 up to $12.00.

Overcoats for 111cn from 3.5.00 up to $25.f 0.

\Ve invite you to call and sec our overcoats.

S. A. McDonald,

P. E. Island's Greatest Clothing Store.

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Flillowners, Dairymen, Lobster Packers

When fitting up for Spring work try the

NEW FOUNDi`RY

Foot ofIQueen Street

For CASTINGS. REPAIRS of all kinds.

Founders. Machinists and Boilermakers. The Charlottetown Foundry Machine Co. Ltd. Phono 75. Pearse No. igvviim. P. 0. pox 41|

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