mms... .-

Wellner Jw-l== -

s »s_s_| sense- 30C‘elCh have them for . ` `-I

of-fW'ales -

__`Stel‘ling ' Silver audposts. .~5oc.

MEN’S

- ' Call ln today and see our display.

C0 9 |55 Queen Stl'

Guard _Against _ Wet, -Weather

We hs`ve just received a large shipment

/ of rubbers that will guarantee dry feet during _ the wet, fall weather. ‘

weights, ordinary storm and eversllck styles

' in black only. These rubbers are considered splendid ,valuesat the prices marked. ‘

WOMEN`S RUBBERS, made to fit the

new high toes, lit all styles boots, guaranteed

waterproof, shown-in black and 'tan and priced most reasonably.

RUBBERS, light and heavy

3 '== *\;';"'* sane ' "'l' H

Artistic Photos

Have your Christmas photos tall- »

en Inari. We-lrnovryou will be pleu-

:lth the new-'mcuntings and ln .

I Bl Maha. -your appointment iodliy.

. - J cook slunlo

_ |51 Q lesll St.

Bu-W_Big Ben

-¢

./ . f - Alarm Clock

and you will not need to worry about_being up in time in the mornings.

Big -Ben t- never fails to

awaken thosewho depend ou him. _ _ - _ _

Let us show this splendid

clock

C. *Patterson

__ , Jeweller

-ii

/' f-i;‘li_l. Q* .*‘/(Wllif -no -_\""_§"~ , '

;_.- __` \_ ‘. -'

__ 5 \ fl/

.--f- ' ,__ _

o. ,, Q _

\ 5, '

U _ .

Fill .Your Cellar

with coal from cur y`ard and you will get ti ss good ss it is possible to get coal. lt wlllbs carefully screened and ine from

dirt. Oursprioss are no highg- than you may ps-y.,for'sornei,hiogin eri r.

We have, sllsizss both for business and

household Use. -order now. _

Lyons Q Co

Phone l l l

` m y _

' ' For Sale

st dsfslresblsl rl storey doubts tens

ment liotlss ol corner Glrsst. George and Do rohshtsr Streets. owned by ths lsts P PJ Gllllhi--`Anpl7 to John - Methos. Oon

ll - t Ofll »

'5° .t.Pilll‘..:_ _ °°

lou

on your

Pickling Vinegar

The Plckling season will soon be _hor and ss usual we are well Stocked withthe bsst grades of vinegar on the market. We have lr stock.-

Proof White Wins " English Malt Pure English Malt _

" Cider

Also 4 good assortment of Picllling Spice\

n pkgds and _.in hulk-

.'?_=_°f @ Goffli

‘\T_lS'r

. ~ F -R-E-E

,_ Come into our oflice and have voor teeth examined free of charge. Only takes a few minutes and we will tell you exactly what you-need and it wonteost you one penny.We

make teethand guarantee them to'

fit exactly' We also guarantee per- fl»ctlon__in Crown and Bridge .work Extracting n ll d filling without pain---price moderate.

Dr. Robins I

lz5 Queen St. (Next B_eer & Goifl -

Phone z -J.

l0.lMtl Phone 275

k ___ ,

lt’s'true. l\lolher'hs's

had her picture taken rather oilcnsr than father has-but even she hasn'

, that picture will never do

- to sent to Auntjane. She

wears her hair nlul h more becoming!y' now - and

` anyway, lt's high time

_ there was another picture

lor the family ::ollsctlon,.

1here’s-a photographer lin . your.,iown Eastman Kodak Com-

' 'BAYIR IS 1'llA'l" - _ f l’ll0TOGlfAl’_llER _

brent.-\ two yslrs and `

any, Rochester, N.Y. I

_~-_- _ _~ __ _ ' -' .

Clilllll.0lTET0lYll

West Arm, Halifax, altsr'a pleasant visit of three weeks to her mother, Mrs. Hensley, Charlottetown. has ro- ‘turned home. ,

J. .The funeral _oi the late Mrs. James Turner took place yesterday at 2.80 'p. m. from the rssidsncs ol her son- ln-llw, A. Duchemln, Charlottetown, to Sherwood cemetery and was large- ly amused. _ _

An ssfident occurred on Saturday

Hrs. Douglas ol 166 Kent Street, Charlottetown. The child while Pl°¥i|¥8 UD stairs. procured a bottle of carbolic acid from the room of s boarder and drank part of it; the' little one not knowing what she was taking. Dr. Ralph was hastily gum. monsd and owing to his rapid res- ponse to the call, the child . Wag. BB*/Od ifom what might have resulted in its death.-Pat.

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- Alarze meeting ol the inhabitants of Rustlco-and vicinity was held on the twcuty~first lnst, in the old Bank Hall for the purpose of pressing their clalms_toward railway accolmnodaf tion for that part oi the country. The meeting was called to order by 11’DP0inting Joseph Doucstte as clialr- man. Mr. Doucette in coming forward explained _the object; of the meeting. Good speeches were made by tba 101. lowing speakers:-Simon Plnenu, John H. Buntain, William Moffatt, John C. Clark, Thomas Doyle and Stanislaus Buots. Rev. Father Chais- son being presentf he was asked by the chairman to express his views on thc matter. He spoke strongly in fav. or of railway accommodation for ithitl Dart of the country. Among oth- or things he went on to show that, although the car-ferry would be built, at the Capes, without railway accommodations this community W0\lld be still laboring under the some disadvantage. In closing ha g,p-` lsaicd to the Peollle to keep this question 'before the government and see that lt would be brought to ll final issue. The iollowlng'?_‘.» 'delegates were appointed to walt* on Messrs. 1\lacLean and Nicholson, the federal members, before taking their depart- llro to Ottawa for the opening of thg I-louse:-Simon Pinouu, .lt-lln H. Bun- taln. william nous, and Thomas Doyle. A vote of thanks was tendered to the chairman and tho meeting came to a. close.

(From Yesterday’s Evening Guardian)

"lc--payh to-buy ln' this Province. gi?" 'veitsrdsya lllvmng can-alan;

'roaaym ousrrllsneomprlm twelve < 'ras Ncrthlanlnrlana lm olln-lam. pages, ‘ - » ’town‘at= *8.,20_this morning for P -`

- ' , .___ . tou with'-.a -general cargo and 5 lu- 9

.. 'I-'|\¢,.C., .G. S. -Mlnto-is expected at “WW-9' 9"°°“3°"°-

today from Hudson`._Bay. __ - '

"jf W, 'D_ .R _- ,M 0', G ,_ sabbath-Nov. am at Brooklyn R,,,,:f U_ B_ N_ 'ff Mu,‘,’,,,,_ N§,f’,,,~ 10.ao., Psion Rosa at z.ao alla Mur-

` -morning' to resume her studies at Mt.

lasts: ch might have resulted in me ,md ,£8 .,.,’ ' ‘ ` _ - ; :Dish accommodation ‘f'°;"i°“"h °' P°°"1' "“° “*“°“’°“lat 11 so a ln ten minutes lute.

months' old daughter ol George and ' ' " ____ _

Miss. Dorothy Sutherland, Char-

lottetown, left this - morning on ro- turn to Mt. Alllson.`

J. M. Clark, Charlottetown, was a

Dtlswuger to New Glasgow this morn- ing ‘W the Northumberland. 'Phare were no caves before on Fhnrlottetown Police Court this morning. f‘_ _

Miss Hewson ot P. rl. island ls visiting her friond, Miss Sadie De- Mille.-Moncton Exe.

Messrs Manning, Nash and Hodg-

‘san, of the Bank of Montreal staff, BP0nt the week end in Charlottetown. -Fredericton Exc.

Rev. D. B. McLeod, will dispense

the Sacrament of the Lord's Sup- per at.Wood‘ Islands, next Sabbath, Nov. 3rd, at 11 a. m., Preparatory service Saturday Nov. 2nd st 11 a. m., concluding service Sabbath even- ing at 6 o'clock. There will be . preaching at Orwell next Sabbath.

A very pretty event took placo on

Wednesday Oct. 16 at the Methodist Parsonage, Mt. Stewart, when Mrs. Lottie May Pleadwell, Millcove, ba- came the bride ol George Arbing, Sul- lolk. The bride wore a. tailored suit, ol blue with hat to match. The bride was attended by Miss Ella Affleck who wore brown with bat to match. While John Arbing, brother of the groolm, was groomsman. Alter the ceremony the wedding party drove to the homo of the bride where a very pleasant evtming was spent. The groum's present to the bride was a handsome fur coat and to the bride's- maid a gold brooch. The many beau- tiful presents received testify to the popularity of the young couple.

___.._._.---- ::Don't make the mistake of think-

ing all talcum powders are alike- 'l‘l:s're`s a diilersllce- An important difference. .Na Dru-O0. ROYBI R0" Talcum Powder is purified and ground, and ground and purified, un-

erlsctl line and smooth

l J’?'P3"H 5” ‘ ; _- .t:£'a..-1;-iz--sl , . __,.._,....i._ ,_'_-_1..__'....._........._

- -- -~ _._,. _-. :.-:;--._;_- -- - - - ----1.;-_;...-.__ _

r"t ' '_

' 'rlnl pail. in 'ure ln'¢l¢!-`“

neys. 'Get on' _the right! -road to health by using

preparation-that: is fulbr 1 _ usrantecd by ns. Money _ hack if dissatisfied.-~Pri`ce Q a _box 5oc, three "bones for ' _Q l.s5, six,boxs_s"f_or $a._5b.

amused by alnneaf *kia-.}: i

‘ Rexall Kidney. l?iLls,. a

ca -ua

8. I Lies

shall.

Th' M. tion. Di oo? millzggreat ,G‘eoi»'§i

and §)ent' '

' . -gmdrif.

til it is P Y . _ without a pbrtlcls of grit or foreign iubstancc.'That's the kind to use- `2iic. box-E. A.'Fostsr, Central Drug- store. 10-23Mtf.

- ,._.-Bcople'S__f_Thestre `f';'p'_5_l'lle _Rubs Detective 1

' |l|`l:llhl:r.:duc Dunn " 'l"‘l"ol|\,tlisQ.l_-ldv'/'yér’s ihltlow

_ lntsrssung Pauls f »

' The Garrison Triangle

, Aiison--Military '

3. Miss Jess cllllmiu

. . I _ ‘._` _ _ _ ' f Illustrated" Sons _ ' _ md _

Spot l.ls'IitS|lscisIty Us Admission '

no!

' shares in the Belmont Black Fox Co.Ltd.

pitted to tssvs it on the market for s Short

»g¢v. Ewen Macnougall will preach

ray River at 6.80 p, m.

uns neue slexmte, clnrlomz- own, _who has been home sponding her Thanksgiving holidays left this,

Alllsong _B__s.chville.

The eastern express arrived' in

Charlottetown today at 9.80 a_m., on time; the southern express at 10.40 a..m., one hour and tive minutes lata; the Cape Traverse accommoda- tion at 1015 am, twenty minn as

The death occurred at her home ln

Stanley Bridge on Oct.. 11, 1912, of Margaret, daughter of the late Pat- rick Hanlfan aged 73. Her funeral on the 13 lust to Indian River was lar- gely attendcd by friends and mourn- ers. The service was conducted' by the pastor Rev. Mgr. Gillis. Besides her many friends ahe leaves to mourn two sisters, Mrs. Philip Doyle, Hope River and Mrs Wm. Brennan, Kin- kora.

Trainmen on the Canadil Eastern

division of the I. C. R. tell of tho ar- rival at Chatham this week of a black fox for A. & R. Loggi0's fox farm at Black Brook. The animal was purchased in Prince Edward Island from one ui thc big fox farms there and cost $6,000. He was shipped to Uhathuln by express and al krlcper was sent ulollg with the animal to see that he got to llls.d0stination safely. -Fredericton Exe.

A pretty wedding took place on

Oct.. 9th, at the home ol the bridc’a parents Robert and Mrs. Bulman ol North Rustico, when their daughter, Lottie was united in marriage to Reginald Dixon of Dlxon's Mills, Hampton. The ceremony was perform- ed by the Rev. Mr. Stirling of Caven- dish. The brltlc, who was given away by her fathe"r, was beautifully attlred in a. gown of blue silk and carried a handsome boqunt presented her by Miss Jennie Cameron of Cllsrlottc~ town, who also acted as bridesmaid. Th: groom was supported by Jack Bulman, brothcr of the bride. The happy young couple_werc tho rcclp- cllts of many and costly _ presents testifying to their popl\larli1Y- Altar ra. pleasant evening spent in tho midsi- of a few of tho immediate friends and relatives of the contracting parties the bridal iparty left for their hom!! in Hampton, where they will reside.

_______..______.__

::'l‘oday nearly 5000 loading drug-

lllli SMELL liiii

- Hi-iiiliii Htllillill

A SIMPLFL- HARMLESS' REUEDY-` QUIOKLY RELIEVES- ‘ CA1 'TARBHAL DEAFNEBB.

._.~_..

ies' of colds sud catsrrh and clalln they have novel' found 5 cure can get instant relief by simply snnointlng the nostrils with lllly's Cream Balm. Unlike internal medicines which up- set ths stomach, or strong enufis which only aggravate the trou-bla, this cleansing. ‘ healing, an`tlB°l>tic V Balm instantly reaches the seat of the trouble, stops the nasty dis- charge, clears the nose, head and throat, and brings back the sense of taste, smell and improves the hear- ing. More than this, it strengthens, the weakened and diseased tissues, thus protecting you against a return of the trouble. This remedy will cure 5 cold in a day, and prevent its becoming chronic or resulting in catarrh.

Nasal catarrh is an inflammation of

the membrane lining the sir passages, andcannot be reached by mixtures taken into the stomach, nor can it he cured by snufla and powders which only cause additional irritation, Don't. waste time on them. Get 5 50 cent bottle of Ely’a Cream. Balm from your drugglst, and after using it fOr a dll-v _vou will wish you had tried it sooner.

Mothers should give thu rghihirm Ely’s Cream Balm for colds and croup. It. is perfectly harmless, and

pleasant to take. Agent, E. A. F05. er.

STOCK QUOTATIONB _

Oct. 30’12.

bv . B. Mc.

Cllfdy & Co., Stock and Bond Brok- ers, Members Montreal Stock Ex- change, 164 Richmond St., 0118,. lottetown, P. E. I.

NEW YORK STOCKS.

High Low

Atchison 108;' 1072- Am. Beet Sugar 60) 68;- Am. Smelters 825 at

81;. B8

105; 69

Amal Copller 34 _ Brooklyn R. T. S9; Erie. 33;, Great Northsrn Pfd 139} Lehigh Valley

Miss Pacific

Northern Pacific

Pennsylvania

Reading

Rock Island

Southern Pacific

Sugar

Union Pacific

sz all ss

aa; aa; 1301

ms- 112; izi 41-; 124; 123 za; 123

10s; 24;.

las; 173; 42 123; 123; 169: 24; 1001 lzzi 169%

110; zsi 109; 109 123; 122;

lest

glsts, scattered throughout Canada -and the United States, endorue Rexall Remedies and back them up with own personal reputation and guaran- tee, which unquestionably insures their rellabil-ityvand desirable quali- -tics. We are sole agents in this cltv for Rexali Remedies. The McKinnon _Drug Co., Corner Great George and

-gf_9_vLt Sta. _ __ Mtf.

_ Profitable

Jewelry Business For Sale-

My opticlal business has

increased to such an extent that I have decided to devote my entire attention to that 'particular branch. and there- fore offer for sale the stock, equipment, and good will of this well established and ptofitable business. _The present large stock

can bereduced to suit pur- chaser.

We will be glad to talk

business with anyone inter- ested.

G. F. Hutcheson

09 Grafton St

KA- Heating ' System

. that gives entlrs satisfaction

iss luxury.

Either my Patent PfelIsur¢

Valve or jscliot. systems _of

_ ' home heating will give satis-

factory results. They hell ovary room in the house to A - sulnmery temperature at the expense of keeping only one -

stove going. ' ' .'

For fuii psrtitlilars and

tosiimorials, call, write or _ rhlwr 394-1-

.las.' A. _._M¢5°ch¢rn

' 1z4'Gt George St. , I

_ In Ig _PQI

New Anvslzrlsnsnrs

g For i§ale'

l£sst_ Royalty lu _shares of- $loo each. Al lhsrs in but s limited gusliuly cfiius Stock offered for Sale. the directors have dec-

tllne-only..\isks lmmslflstslspplicstioo F01’ ste ck to

sau neponaco, clay.

yous s. tlvnlzsws. sm-lzsynly

Provincial Directors.

gn nine .___ _ '°°J'M

_ sun ca/llc, caly

leo; vs; 113; ls 121;

U. S. Steel

U. S. Steel Ptd.

Beth Stool Harvester

N.Y.N.H.&.H. Utah Copper Mex. Pet 84%

MON'l’RlllA.L STOCKS

- , High Low S' `

la; lla; Mt 120; 136 all

'15 113; 45; -121;

131 las 621 613 ssl ss;

Canadian Pacific 261 259| 261 Dom. Steel Corp'n 59} 59 59} Minn. & St. P (So0)140 1392 139i Montreal Power 230i 2291 230i N. S. Steel & Coal 87 87 87 Richelieu & Ontario 111; 1111 111; Shawlnigan 138 138 - 138 Toronto Ry. 120%. Twin City 104% Braz Trac. 90% 39 39%

COTTON

High Low Close

' 1113 1080 1110

1117 1080 1114

1134 1103 1128 1138 1106 1133

December January March

May

WHEAT / High Low' Close

December itll 91 91 May ;- 06| 00; ssl

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MARITIME SECURITIES. (Quotations Furnished by F. B. Mc-

Curdylzb; Oo., Stock amd Bond Brokers, Members Montreal Stock Exchange, Charlottetown.

BANKS

. Ask Bid.

155 222| 264\ 248. 152”

Brlblsh . . . ... . ------ --155 Oommorcs .. ._.2Z3l Nova Scotia .. ...265} Montreal ,.. --.249 Royal 226)

MISCELLANEOUS

Acadia Fire . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...;.100 98 Acadla,Sugar Pfd. ...105 100

Do. ord . . . . . . . . . ... 80 74

Brsndram- I-londsrson Corn... C. B. Elec. Com.

lllsst Can Sav k Loan..1-0 Eastern Trust ...145 Halifax Fire . . . . . . . . ...-. ...100 l-low. Pure Wool Tax, Com- 25

How. Pure Wool Tex. Pfd.

x.d.. with 80 p. o, of Com.

60 136 140 98 20

stock ...... ........... .. ......100- 93

Msritims lTslep. Com, x.d. B3 81 no. pls. x.<l., ....105 102|

N. B. Telephone -....110 103 North -Atlantic l'll\l°l`\°l

Pfh. without bonu! .... .- N, S. Oar, -Ist Pld., x.d.... Do. Ind PM. .... `Do. Bn! Pfd. Do..Oom. . . . ... N. S. Clay Works, Pill. x.d.

Do. Com. x-.d. ~

~ Nova Scotia Mrs... ....100 Btsnileld Pfd. x.d. ...tilt

’Do. 001% x.d. Trinidad ons. Tel. Com..

Trinidad Electric ..... 77

BONDS .

|>U\€sI@@ =~lze¢»o\

90 90 72 4'! 80

95 90

S6 90 102 85 32 'IV

The thousands who suller the missy- _ _

Coats

I`he genuine

nel and a scarlet round the waist.

' Lengths 24 inch

. “ '

30 ;‘ 33 .2

0 Ladies'

By Express

The Canadian

brought us a new

prooied Tweed S.

Stamped Linens

For

\{'. 's~__

»_, iff l{\l|

3,(

_' Tray

r ‘. Y'/.'-:_

.2 \\\`

=':€»;. , S tampe -I l

Corset Cover

S !hQ:\Cx'! L'-'-1

Toboggan _

, s s

' good heavy blanket cheviot in navy

blue with hood lined with scarlet Han;

' I

article made' of -.

knitted sash. a-_

4.L75 .

5.00- ._ 5.45 .1

5.85 6.25 each.-._

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Waterproofs

Express Co., has shipment of fine `

waterproofs. They are made ol Par- arnettas, Repps, Poplins and `Water-

The prices are $5.95 to |600 each

Elnbroidering

.,_.i"-,-, Centres, Circular _ ""£»27f"lh`- 9 inch - if

' 12 inch 41

18 inch

, s

22 lnch

27 inch _~ :

, Tea Cloths. C1 rcutar _

36 inch

45 inch _ Cloths. Oblong 18 x 24 zo x 30

Oval

~1 I5 X 20 ., 1' '

d Hemstltched V

_.-4 ‘

Linens

- "H Trays 18 x 27

20 X30

Squares 32 X32

Tea Cloths 36 X 36

45 X 45 _

s in Madapollam

Stamped Aprons not made' up.

Work Bag Aprons

and Cosey Covers. _

ev Bros

busv Store. _

u _H1 1 =H--gl Chronicle 6's. ....101 9 . I-lewson Pure Wool -Tex. 6's.

with 30 p. c. bonus .......10.! Maritime Telephone 6's....10tl N. S. Steel, lst Mort. 5's.. 94§ Do. Debsnture stock _,.104 Porto Rico 5's. 1:4) Stsnfleld 6's.... ...102} Trinidad Telephone 6's._...101 Trinidad Eleotrlq 5's. 92

LETIEH lil lHi iililfiii

Tho business oi farming ls in the most critical period of its develop- ments.

Both ths working larmsr and the investor in farm lands and securities are seriously studying how to turn tarrn products into net profits.

100 105 92\ 100

94 .100

Prince Edward Island nlons.

There src -thousands of farmers in

The Guardian management has com- pleted srrsngcinellts with the publish- ers ot The Canadian Countryrnsl\.,_so,,_ that this excellent weskly magazine will be mailed. FREE for one year to any subscriber of the Guardian who romits a years subscription in ad-

:ance according to instructions on irst _ ~

D589

The Canadian Countryman is pub- ished weekly at Toronto, Canada. and has branch otlfccs at Winnipeg, Van- couver, Regina and Montrosl.l

A. L. McOrsdie, B.S.A., B.A., ll

Editor in chief and Henry Slrstt B.-

S .A., Aglrteultural Editor.

Board Dirmltorl are sl iollowsl- Z. A. Lash. LLJJ., Toronto, Presid- sot Sir Edmund Walker, Bsnksr.'i‘nr- onto; Nelson lonteith, B.B.A., farm-

er, Stratford; 'vaults Dslworth, isr- mer, Wertoui altar Jamal. iarmsr, Rossar: Ilan; 'Wa J. Glass, farmer. McLeod, Alta: A. G._l-lopkiss, V. B. farmer. Bretton. ttssk. I0-1'llll§t.l.

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Is it not hard to believe that only one ot every live read s farm paper

Brandllarn- liendsrson t's... 918

" O..B. Elect 5's.... ... ... ....- Obi 18

at all?

Only one in flvsl' The otberlou

Plpiflr l

_ Stanltslds _ ure wool Cont Sweaters as half print- Boo in ttlototmtloolors. at slabs.. R -

r ulsr price $3.00. _#guns wl\.lf¢,~

need the instructions given by tsrlnthsy last for St.l0. wiclross

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