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Ayer S Ha” or I Head Oliices in New Prowse Block-Charlottetown '

Youth

; _ _

EIOVV

can you expect to have a good smoke unless you use our

Tobacco

Dark and light cut in

lilcllcy & Nicholson

Charlottetown Phone 345 ltlaniifftgim-gr, dmwf.

W' it _‘

tins and packages.

Tobacco' Cc., Ltd,

Lhristmas Photographs HAVE TIIE BEST

The Cook Photo Studio

_ Phone _‘599L.

The Studio where hsihy is always ivclcniiic.

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Hard Coal

We are now discharging

Hard Coal from the Arthul' N

Gibson. Customers should

order and take delivery of

their coal this week as the

price advances after Ist Oct ober.

C.Lyons&Co

~JOOOOOOOO\)(>t 00 ce

Old Cheese

We are now cutting some choice

Old Cheese inaiiufactured in one of our best Island Factories in Aug- vust tooo.

This rlicc-so is now about fifteen months

uid; of line ll.'i\'or well ripeiicil :uid matur- ed and iiiukes vxci.-llcilt czitiiigf.

\\'e liavc also sonic vi.-ry Hive “Rodne-

l°t>iis" iiiiporl<~d‘ from l"raiic».- :ind 1| f`c\\' “Bdsm” or llulcli Cheese imported front llullaiud. ' .‘\lw McLsren`s Cream Cheese in pots

:ind Meadow Sweet in small i2 cent pairkriges.

ll`_\'ou want llie best in cheese go to

Beer @ Gofl’s

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._ I _ 1".-_i’*_"'i’.’."'» "‘*" `: 4?

Alley 8-5’ Co. y

Charlottetown. I

Dry Feet at Small Cost

l Our priccstoii really l high clrisfz rubbers are . no higher than those

asked for inferior goods called “best, superior, excellent" etc by some dealers. We carry lines that have been proved by actual wear and ex- perience to be the best inode. They wear long- er, keep proper shape and protect your feet longer than any other lines iiiacle because they are built of the very

that can be secured.

ll Tliey are niade to wear, A and because they fulfil IF this object to the letter

they are popular and sell rapidly.

We know if you just

see our line and compare prices you‘ll soon under- stand that our showing is made up of selections fron: the best of Canada’s lead- ing factories.

I Call iii today and secour stock.

I"urness, Wiihy Q Co., Ltd.

STEAMSIIIP LINERS

LONDON, HALIFAX SERVICE

From London Steamer From lliililnx _

lvov oth Kanawha Nov 30th' l\o\' l‘Jlli (vin St Juhn’s Nlldl

Shenandoah Dec llth

D200 Rappahannock " 28th From Liverpool Steamer From Halifax Nov 12th Almeriana Nov30th Nov zilth Durango Dec Nth not ioth 'lwibiisco “ zsih ’l‘h

' ni.H.n.luiisui

Kent Street

Practice limited to diseases

of Eye, Ear, Nose Throat and Skin.

Eyes tested and noted for

glasses.

OFFICE HOURS

9 to Ii n. ni l-30-~3-30

Evenings on appointment dtww

enbova steamers have a limited ac-

commodation for saloon passengers. Passenger and Freight Agents for thsl Allan Line Steamship Oo. at l-Ialifnx

FURNESS. WITHY & 00. LTD.. I

` Hi\lifsr.N.B. Aafmt

‘ DOMINION ATLANTIC RAILWAY btenmsh||i`Lines to Boston vi_i\ Yarmouth

he Ponulsr Fast Line. Between Eastern .Noi a Scotia and Bos

. _ ~ . L

ton v|n'l‘ruro Windsor Jct and Halifax

Exvnsss 'rliAiN leaves usiiiax daily (except Sunday) at 7.1i5for Diiib and Yor~ lnoul making connection s kfsrinniith for llnston.

MIDLAND,l)IVISl0N-'1‘rii.ins of t._hs

Midland Division loiive Windsor daily "Cent Sundiiy for Truro at 6.45 a. ni. 7.30 a._m. and 5.35 p. m. and from Truro for Windsor at 6.60 ii. m. 12 p. m. and 3.20 p m connecting '_l`ruro with train of the Inter- coloninl ltuilway at Windsor with Ex- plrsss trains to iind_from Halifax und arinouth, commencing Octltlst. _ Thi* R0&'nl and U. B. Mail Steamship

F-if

...~ .ieulie

UI' - tl

0106 O &

mE 00°'

55' 1.

as a Gift

You cannot send ii more

pleasin present than ii well taken nely finished photo of yourself, or a group _ol fri-inns or relatives (will in tozlsyiind see our axiimP|3l ot really high class photo work.

A YER"° Phone I

Prince Arthur

'l‘l . . git l."..l'€$‘§_2i’.‘n§`.§‘i‘li..'li‘i‘ii‘.i.. 513531-'l 5222 l’i.‘Zi

“puttin will leave Yarmouth lor Boston, ' cd. und Sat. on _arrival of Train viboni lltilifax. Returning leaves Long

hurl Boton, Tue. and Fri. piss-l

genizers arriving in Halifax next diiy at .42 p. ni,by Express train. l qS..\. Prince A bert makes daily trips wlflllluy exceilated. between Piirrsboro and dif‘_"!|lB. cs ling at Kingsport ln both

ctions.

b5i'>‘r further information, Reservation of ' »»Ai<ii’i‘ik.“‘<‘if.‘§i..l".'i"i?.§’.§ ‘A"°"i‘&’.’.¢‘.li|i’.; Nova Scotia, W. K. ROGI!»%B C0 LTD

C J

best quality 'materials R

THE QUEEN’S CDUNTY GUARDIAN

It pays to buy in this Province.

No one should forget the Woo

sale today at Roy.Mason's Bunbur at 1 p.in. '

land Saturday afternoon.

which appears in this issue.

Minto, was a passenger to the clt

ternoon.

ternoon on a short visit to her hom in Plnette. -

The children should save up thei

There will be lots of fun.

The S. S. Northumberland arrive

ternoon. Among the passenger

trained nurse.

The western mail trsiri arrived i

being on time. With the exceptio

time.

ever loved her, and there were many

at St. James' Hall on Nov. 24th.

married to Millena Bryenton, dough

ley Point Road, aged 32 years.

Scots was the prisoner of Elizabeth

her character that stump her one o

will lecture on this subj-ect in St James' Hall, Thursday, the 24th.

he buying public as his long ex

t ' _ perience deserves. The best ot bust ness references are oiieregl and dnil~ returns made as will he seen by h: ad.

R. W. Sandiiord, wholesale com

mission fish dealer; at 38 Fulton Mar- ket, New York, whose nil appear. elsewhere. has been e-thblislioil fort; years since 1870. The iirin prltlos it

elf on its up-to-date hlisinrrm meth

S _ _ . ods and solicits from Prince Eilwar

sliind shippers of smslts and eels

1 . consignments for which they wil

°'-"""' , make quick returns at the best mar

ket prices. A trial order will mean _.

prompt. sale for the Provincial ship- ' ~ - per, as Mr. Sandiford has u. large

trade looking for the dist class arti- cle as slipped from this Province

-aldrti ' ‘ pay high llrices.

NElilrP]l‘li.l)W!SslE Bl.. (EK and for which they :irc prepared to

I Uharlottetown P.E .

-il-

ly circulated newspaper. His --_--_ =_-_ii

articles under the title "Ed- f , , - :.‘;°::.‘:.'; ;‘;.z.:.‘:'.§‘;.;-iii..“:.if.:;‘§.';it Limoges China ‘ teachers and parents throughout the Dominion. Whether or not Atykiculturet can be successfully taught in the ru- ral schools»is at present ii live ques-

92_J tion in educational circles. Mr Mc-

Cormnc claims that the subject can

r - * be handled successfully in such schools

D '_ t andkhas outlinad methods whitch have N* 'HY wor e out we in practice, i seems,

DI. C. II. for ata-erieniil niiimber of thi; gllohe i

3 D |'¢ says a t ere s an overw eming A

l<lsrl\lli‘i‘le)i:'iitslel'finliilors demand from teachers for more of MW

Richmond Sl- “|100” 155-3 McCornac's articles on "Education

Over Prowsc Bros. for parm Lm_~» _

' |`n ns af Bg f noslng n case and giving ii preg- rip-

Embrmdery I C e tion the doctor's skill, without :mor

Table linen snaps at Beer (D. W==k» ii.i4afii

m_ ~i`~ 1 r 1 _ '~~ -~~.. . »_;. ..-.__

Easaznm

S .-Ip/_s_"»,"' '_ O,

si.i.iliiii.|; Asn i»o|7ui.As noun Between Si. John and Beaton

v FAR

F. CHA RI.0'I`TETOWEl?'1‘O BOSTON mi Clan 5 _'10 gunna Clin 55,10 ' (atc Room; $|_ 0 éfgI=~|L rvl'i-;Aiiisnii>s oA1.vm A usfrilr Legals Wiuilen Telegraph Equipment' |m,EnmmSt£.l1<‘>hn at U a. m. V* ednesdiiy .nd Smurg.. ubeo Portland snd Honton ,girem YI at 7. D. m. lor lloston

“souls s. m. dP *ii d 5.

E112,-_;or'l.u boo. mutiiiiii lnii-rmt':I'i>nn'f"aiid ,,,i;¢|o”§,tf,mr1\brJi':'i2;d8\ John vis rut- °f tickets lt.eriture°niid l I Ml I PLY to loodl iok 9,: ofm on all ook ed tliroulli tqidcrsliildiiou. ...'"”

ghgw W; K _ . /l_'.§§:)`Il||l;:pl‘:tlllil.-llours--ll ti- il .ii.Y,

I w Nrts ssiivicn |

I ioio--n

Dining Cora Comfortable l Unrivslled Tfhill

ulggtiurnln leaves Union W ri Boston ¢¢|m|¢|i¢y|¢ with Grand Trunk Rsllwu

Q- w¢¢k3- “'I4d"‘f _ medicines are fresh and pure, is fu-

tile: When you get your prescription

Nita 01:0 icuii §€fi’i"i§i"§§:5§`§°

, G F llulcheson

*AWWA* :;:;i..'.’°:.:...';r:::fa....?,..;t_ \i-' `

_.___ 'Fund. Ernest J. Mcwiiiiams, Fist niv¢r,l - has entered the Charlottetown Bust- Fm” 20°- 0" Th“f9dBY. everyone ness g0ue¢,_ can hear all about Mary Queen of

W. F. Tidmarsh, city, was I pass anger returning on clit Ncrindniber- DM drunk. Jamee Mvisnav. was Dru

Attention is drawn to the aiinuall -1'*

statement of The Bank of Monti'eal,l ROV- H- E- Th0m8S. City. iS P660-

Theo. Lantz, steward of the S. S.

on the Northumberland Saturday af-

Miss Mabel McKinnon, Charlotte- 1

town Business College, leaves this ai-,

pennies for the Dutch mill at St.. Paul's schoolroom next Thursday.

into this port at 5.15 Saturday af- ,

were L. J. and Mrs. neddin and ni- h cle daughter, also Miss England,` 5

. » n

this city af 0.50 Saturday. evening, ll

cf tho Murray Harbour train which

was u quarter of an hour late, all _ _ inward trains on Saturday were on has d&D0S1l~0l1 eight hllndrctl dolls

, Vi

It is doubtful if any woman who d

ever lived was as beautiful as Mary S Stuart, and certainly no woman who ever llived had such a fatality tl attending her, for any man who

met a violent death. All should 11 hear of her loves and of her lovers H

Alex_Horne of this oity received a S

telegram Saturday of the deatli of S Edmund J. Bryenton, son of Mrs- Sarah Bryenton, Brackley Point

ond, and now residing ln Auburn, B

Mass. The deceased was widely known,in this Province and was

ter of the lute Wm. Bryenton, Brack

For eighteen years Mary Queen ol

and it was during this confinement, which extended for almost half of ier life, and that is without ii U parallel in history, that the fair Mary exhibited the noble traits of

the most interesting ligures of thi 1 Sixteenth Century. Major Bartlett '

Elsewhere in this issue shippers

of smelts and ecls will Iind the ml of J. Edmund Treakle, 20 Fulton Mar- ket, New Ycrk, who solicits coiisign ments in this Province. Mr. Trcakle, who is a hustling business man, was or fifteen yeras with B. D. Luce &

._ 5 Co., as salesman and when they went,

out of business. opened up for him- l, self and is now justly popular with '

Inspector Mctloriniiivs ediicational

column in the Weekly Globe is one of

S n d a P h O t O the most valuable departments in

that enterprising and wide-, r ,

::The doctor's advice-After ding-_

Miss Jaan Gillespie, Carleton, was in the City on Saturday.

d .__ y Granville, P. E. l., has contributed

$40. to the Campbellton Rebuilding

Scots in St. James' Hall.

ed tour dollars at the police court in lthis City on Saturday morning.

perating at his old home in St. John latter his tedious illness of typhoid fever.

Normnn A. Currie, Iiispectoi' oi

`Si:eamboats, Halifax, was a passen- ger to the city on the Northumber- and Saturday afternoon.

The lecture in St. James' Hall

Thursday, the 24th, by Major Bart-

- lett, will only cost 2Uc., and will r help the Y. M. I.. A..

Tfne last sailing of the Plant Line

direct to Boston from this port will be on Tuesday Nov. 29th, as will he

(1-seen by the ad elsewhere.

e i

J. F. Stover with his helpers, who avc been boxing at Mimiriigash for ome mouths past, have finished heir work and brought their plant to Summersidc, ,where it. is being shipped on hoard the schooner' Mala-

The heads of fam-iliss will be in-

terested to know that Santa (flnus

l’l

itll A. N. McKay, Sunnyside, which tinge in price from- tive cents to four ollnrs and fifty cents. The hand- ome dolls wlil instantly appeal and a quick sale is anticipated. The adv. ppears elsewhere,

The S. S, Harland will leave to- ay for Orwell ntl p. m., calling t; China Point and Halllday‘s Wharf. She will return Tuesday morning, being due at 9.45 and will ail again at 2, p. m., calling at thc time places and returning at 7.30, p. m. On Wednesday morning at7 0'- clock she leaves here for Crapaud nd is due on return at 3, p. m.

One of' the best known American

_ fish firms is that of 1. Goodman Co.,

Fulton Market, New York, where they have been, for tho past sixteen years, doing business and gaining for themselves an enviable reputation. They arc large handlers of smclts, lobsters. clams, herring and bass. as will be seen by their ad, and solicit onsignments from this Province for which they are prepared to pay high prices and make daily i‘e,t.urns. Ship- icrs are asked to correspond before lacing consignments elsewhere.

. \ _ . .

~ constipation ,

Headache,t\lllousness,hesrtburn,lndl- gestlon, and all liver ills ure cured by

‘ l-iood’s Pills

'Fold bv all druzizlsts. 25 cones

Charlottetown Steam l‘~`avi-

gation Company Limited

~ Commencing Monday the 7th. of

lov. the S. S. Northumberland will -ave the Company's wharf daily, ex ept ,Sunday at 7.30 o’clock, a. in 'eturninig will leave l"ict.ou shou- .30 o’Clock, D. m.

G. W. WAI(F.F`(llll'l.

.\lanugoi

`hai“otteto\vn, Nov. Srd , 1910.

4-Z9dl:f. .

an_Excellent

Gift

What could be more appro-

priate for a Cliristiunis pre~ei.t than a piece of Linioges China its exquisite dainti- iiess and characteristic lovcli- iiess, makes itsuitahlc for :ill occasions- ull seasons and all

classes.

You can select a single picce

here or a wh ole set, and what- ever you do pick out you can

, depend iipoiitlie quality bc-

ing tlic best. ~‘

Make this your gift store.

MARITIME

l__.__l__ EXPRESS

I-uve# i'Ci’3f.%i'..‘.i “hw ARRIVES l\lON'I`RE/\L 18.3

.__.._.... .__

leaping and canada a Most

Trains st Bonaventure Un-on Station for Western Points

Till: oNLi' All Canadian Route

People’s

5 cts The New

Renuncmtion

An intensely powerful Vitagrlpli

stony ol' how ix young actress sacri- fice her dearest hope, but in the end came out A victor.

The Vagsrln of Love

An excellent drama. See the

nlory ofjack Turing and Llinrlcs Gorey.

ar for Moncton. '

l .

lr The Always Busy by ' Cash Store /' . 1

,f"% 1' ~‘

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“Millinery Dept” I Saturday and 2, /

1 Monday

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This Week our Milliners have

made twenty-five hats to go on sale at this verylow price. All

'f,

new models, with the trio.-

, things and viorkmansliip ol_ihe

very l est.

life Stanley Bros

"Women’s black fiir lined coat,

semi' fitting, trimincd with self straps and buttons, inmle from all wool. Broad cloth, inuskrat trim--I

and comfortable garment. Sitts 34, t'J38. 50 iuclics long. (Jcllnr undl

shove only with ieiil mink c;illni's

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Ill\T L BRUN'>Wl(.`l(

HONCION. N. ll

.he lnirgt-st :ind Hi-sl lnienteil Hotel inl tile Ull.y,_ novoiiiiiiutintiiiig ,200 guests. rlitiiiiied intht: cenii t- ol siririoilsgruuntis and surrounrlml by i-tm.-.iiit slitiilc-<l_ti‘eu_», innkiniiit speciallyusir=ii>lt»lor tmiiusiciii the S_\i!"\ue»;S;--i'~v 1- _'_1.f;-_.f_<‘l;f-‘,\\’E '11§b;1.\" \. A .\lvl. -i i, ii. li. .l_» i tltl _.lt-1( i.i.oii McI.ealn ‘lil lliclfisnnon ' urls ers, .fittoriieya-r.: t.l..nw Brtivvii l`lo la, t`li.'-_r .\'... ;.»\\~i\ .

ml.;

1.ii':‘°'*S”‘“a”*.:f.E;:;."‘ F eed

. HUGHES’ GUNIJITIUN PUWDER

. I

mea, sleeves lined., A serviceable] and get the best results. I

revcres _rfcni;i'ic sable, also in brown, 256 P61' DOUHKI pl\CI(6gC.

green and black. $64.00. Same as

undt rpvcies, $1.»ifl[l_ ttlnitaflsiilc fiiptp, E l TI1C PCOQICIS imi a ion pony, E cs s y e. E 2 ‘ ‘_ ' '

shipment: received Siititrtlay. Go on . . l Druggrsl

sale, $12.50. Paton’s. ll-Zldtl. . ---

"` White House -Is ,The Best Coffee_-Hmmm'

\\'hile l-louse Coffee is the In-st we cwr sold tirytui 1-\'i-r

l.'i:~;lc\l, ll is mridc fmili full _i{i't»i\'ii l\t~.'iiis, c.'1rcli|ll_\' ami si‘ieiiiif`iczill_v prepared-it is the pin-t-si. slrtiiiygcsi :tml mu.-i iiiilritious uftill <‘oll1‘es sulil _ .\ riiii of \\`liilt~ lloiisu has sin li .

;lii:ippL~li7.iiig aroma :intl ¢‘xqi|i.\ilt‘ll:i\'t»r tlizit _\'cii \\'ill be I siirpriscd you ever used any ollicr.

' All your l°r_ieniis praise Vllliitc llousc Col`l'i‘c. Try a pouiid

to-day.

l‘\~r |\v..... ......... . . .. . . ._ 40c

l'l:onc 27; | _ ° 5

lllcheod (Ki Bentley

li..ii~i.. ~ .uni .\li»»i_|--_v- at ln.v *ol » i nrs i` .i' ltit; lin .lc til .\'..\.i folio Mniiiw- Ltafl

.1 -

That line nf underwear slightly 'Men's noiiio, ull wool underwear;

`mussed at the folds should sell and special $1.-‘.0 pci* suit. Men's Oxf.rtl sell quick at half pi-ice. Pa,ton's. twreil pants, at very low prices. S.

4 ll-21d3i_ Joseph, Queen tsl. ll~lTiltI.

.‘fI.\Ci‘. INN ON (£1 MCNEILLI

.\i.iri-1ers, Solicitors, Notaries, etc MONIEY TO I.OAN._

Jiiiifos-_---'.`aiiit~i'oii Lllock Charlotte

KU. A .\1.\\.`l<l.\'.\'O>.'_ K_O., L.L. B .

Iiti|ii#:\:'i N. M.:.\1F.ll.l... l

-¢u;`¢__(3_i>. -,rnloztaf ».-\ts,\\.\¢_)».qi»\91\\,\¢ into

t w. J. iiicniiii..

M D. '

Physicisnfh. Surgeon Residence: wi Prim-r> rt

7-llldtl Pnone :ilu I.

@@fX_'X'*f.“W'W“ DK. JOHN LEDWELI.. M.D

'liclimontl Strormoppnsitc§t.l’:\ul`s Cliurul I

Hours until to o`t~l<».~k In _1 ll- Ill

.Y _ l

li'.A.i.eciiie, M.ii.c.v§,I Govemmciil Veterinary

E1, ~n\i urw-wi,_'i‘¥<‘.v ff ---- '"1"' “WJ

STEWAl('I` Q). CAMPBELL'

Bsrrislerul, S‘0|ic't|';l|’l» ;tC- ‘ ' l) i rn r

liiiiriiiimiiniln Urgiloii Imgtreeiiic, Chn‘r'lot.tLi>~ own, l’. E Island.

MONEY T0 LOAN.

V H l9l'I‘|E\VAR'I‘ I{.(l. N.A.U/\Ml’l\|CI I,

Warburton fdtishaw

Barriaters. Attorneys, Nota"y Public, Etc Oflice in Cameron Block, Cliarlnttetown

P- E-Jr' _-_ii '__ ____

Theatre e

Reels Tonigli t

Peversiiy if Fate

A puwurfiil/ ri\ii\ani’i‘ drama, llic

wilderness of Upper Canada flour- ishing the bnckgroiind.

NOTE-If the sing er ilnt-s out

arrive on time we will put nn nn cxtm reel of pictures.

5.Cts Admission 5 Cts

i. i__|ieo, m. o.

Physician and Surgeon

Residence-Kent Strait. H

Nnxt duor to “'l‘h0'I`W0 MAG!

Phnn 87

George W. McPhee

d Att n - t-lnw

8513522' N°e"w if-<>f§l.'é illicit Cllnrlottotnwn. P. 5'.. Illtinrl

DR. CLIFT

PECIALIST IN CIIRONIC DISEASE

Cnurlnttatown. l‘. Fl. liilnnd. Canada `

TUCKETT LIMITID, H

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WHEN you profier a cigarette, lel it be ofa brand you're not ashamed to acknowledge. Don't do it with a shame- faced air and an apologetic excuse, as "You know I dont usually smoke these. Tliey're just a cheap line I bought because I couldn`t get my regular kind." Smoke

7Z2o°Z?¢9//3" C‘z¢'§'az'.9//.94

_say T. & B.-and you won't need to apologize. As soon as your friend takes the first pull. he'll likely as not commend your good taste and ask what brand they are. That is, unless he's a reigular Tuckett smoker himself: then. of course, he'll know. Not many other brands have ,

the same distinctly clcliciious taste and fragrant Aroma. Try them.

Tnckettzs Club Virginia Cigarettes, |51: for 10. 'l'nrkctts Special Turklnli Clgareclm, lik' for 10.

,- 'lux-kett’s T. DB. Cigarettes, . . . leo for 10.

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