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ed The. 45 'l.1_0¥j-jges-_ last night. _C‘PC0|3!lbll lG1"'l?6\1J~ll?#5H‘f C19*-1CYliC‘.‘f£__'
E. F. Acorn, Charlottetown, leaves _The Charlottetown Kindergarte this morning for Glace Bay. _ will close Hondo? and Tuesday io
_ _..._ » the Thanksgiving Holidays.
Dr. Miller,_~ ,of Kentville, N. S_., ' _ --
came to'0harlottetown lest evening. Misa Katie Roach, Fort Auguste
' ` ---_-_ ` leaves this morning on a visit t
- J. W-. Rlclxlidl; Bedford. arrived in- Boston. '
cnsnettneeson tne»¢x'i»-¢ee- wt ‘ _ -- »
nig t ' ' ~ `Mrs. John_'R'own, lPownal, who
_ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ has been om a visit to Boston, ar;-rv
_*Subscribers and others are asked to Roland Paton, Charlottetown; was ed ln‘Cha.rlottetown on the expr-cs
Sd
remit by Money Order- or by Register a psienger ,returning onthe express “last night.
- -»-' ‘ 2 -*rue euer<nee'i»rmte eu the Hours:
' Bi It ` and Mrs Brow Charlotte and other news, and has the SWEET
an_
proper
l Perfect "liver Pills
wi1l_-\vf_°nm11r. #raw-= s°°=l health for they restore the
'to action.
pills are composed of vegetable i_ugred1,e_nts,~ ill have a beneficial ef
l5e per botil
- A. F os-ter
Central Drugstore
Sunnyside _
- Diss
WEBSTER-Jl‘he death' occurred re- cently at Medicine -Hat, Alberta, of typhoid fever, of George Webster, agdd thirty-seven, _formerly of Ken- sington, P. E. Island.
1 _
l`Use _ NC Other
JC Shire Blocking
CC lfor all leathers
Shines the brightest Wears the longest. _
' I Awarded Gold Medal
at Halifax Exhibition.
Made in Amherst,
_~ _°'.l‘he .Guardian Weldomes 'relish
_ed-Q. M%
i di su etc *A general meeting of Strathco “ ge °° Institute will be new in Hezeune
'othcrs'tlmn_-es an __4i_,,;___u-_ -
news lroml persons 't)'i_i\_`_ou§lio_u1;_' _ _th
W ‘ __ _~ “ -. - upon the stomach, and town- ' ` Msiti. wels re1iavlng‘~co&éti~_C _ |
_ _ _ _ . _ _ n
_ _ _ _ _ _ __
' 1°
Bchoolroom on Monday, October 281'. at 6.30 p. rn. A full attendance
. _ I E
Q
"rue N th rn Institute win no
Admission ten' cents. nadies with p
oHARLo'r'rE'row1J‘ MARKETS.
l Saturday's _issue._ .
._.¢-¢ ‘
Potatoes lnew) per bus. Celery
Turnlps ` Cabbage -
Tomatoes (lb.)
Onions (lb.)
Calfskins
-- - v ___ _ ~ - _,` ' _ ., ._ _-1--H _ -----.--. :_ ._ .»---,-_.~,_--1-_ _-- ,T~,¢__..-_- ---» _ -if . . - _,. Pali-lil
' . . - -_ _ :_- _ _ -son‘s sister, Mrs. J. R.-Dennis, Mt. *- _- ‘-
` 4 n .` ' .
Edward Road _ _
I. -_-
The Halifax' Herald 'ofthe 28rd
in September lest. ’
Misses Pearl und Bertha Dennis, oi
- _Ul1B\”l0tlS0!~0W!|. have returned ho;
from Ssckville Ladies College to
s _ _
spend their Thanksgiving holidays
with their parents J. R. and Mrs. Dennis, Mt.~ Edward Road.
uit. contains a printed account _of Ds.
._ Boloon's address given before the 0 P. E. Island Educational Association
_:_ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ . _ ;?`;f9WP,~ .were passemgers 'returning _ on honor - and pleasure of bein! ill! HUM
the express last night. paper for Prince Edward Island. _
'lt to their advantage to write" "F,
e. William._Bruce, Charlottetown, re- holiday.
liealieii. .10 26M vi tl-ll‘l'i6(1 hom? last evening from the "'_'
E George Carver, Charlottetown, had
the misfortune to loose his "very clever parrot yesterday. Mr. Carver
Pl`0l/inve. All such__-`l¢`_lu1s-should be_ George Beer, Northwiltshire, `ir"a`E“ 1"" Miss Annie Watson, Charlottetown, cannot account for the death of this mailed to “'_rhe Guardian News passenger to Charlottetown on the was a passenger to Bummerside yes-
Devt-." Charlottetown, immediately express lest night. terday afternoon, where she will _ - . after the events, etc., have trans - _--_ ' ' ‘spend Thanksgiving visiting friends. ev” has 5* ` V'"i0“9 tl'-U95” l`°lUB0fl B
1. Miss Adele Munn, Uigg, arrived in ~ --'- ' _
Charlottetown on the express last Rev. J. F. Floyd will take for his b°““tY° _
*Any person in this Province, who night. - subject sunday morning in the Cm- intends to visit New York oity,.eitb- _ -- tml christian church, cuariottetow rr for business or pleasure, may ilnd ` Thomas Campbell, Charlottetown, Heresy. In the evening the subjec
_ was a passenger returning on th' will he Sprinkling Clean Water.
Fi " cars of Guardian, Charlotte express last night. ' ` --
___ 'Michael Rooney, Charl o tte-_Y. M. C. A. team by s, score of 11
Daniel Mullins, Ottawa, arrived m town, Captain of the P. W. C. foot-'to 3. In the first half the P. W. C.
a Charlottetown on the expregg 135;, ball teani, leaves to-day by the Mur- kept the play well within their op- k 'night. where he will visit relatives/ ry Harbor train for Cherry Valley, ponents territory and secceeded in h, ‘ t -- where he will spend his Thanlngiving Puffin!! on a score of 6-0. In the
dns bird, but thinks that it must have eaten poisoned files Mr Ear-
handsome price for this feathered-
n. A very interesting game of football t was played at the A. A. A. .grounds
Charlottetown. yesterday afaer-noon_ when the P. W. C. team defeated a
second half the Y. M. C. A. team
the satisfaction oi all concerned.
Rider Ha ard and was the he t fe
1 . _- - . strove to even matters up but added
"mu.ln'lsnd. The remains of the late Mrs. Tho-_-only 3 points to their ol>P0D°11fB 5.
or e ldl _- mas- Furness. Verr-pn Rl'-‘cr_ arri'.'c\l`The game ended 11-3 in favor 0! the
n meeting on Monday Oct 28th at, Oswald Wright, Charlottetown, was] in Charlottetown on th., c.r|»rcs.4 last P. W. C.'s. McCarey and McLean P '7.3_0 p. m., Prof. Ross will address a passenger returning on the North' night. The deceased left about :iuci W. C. players were the wtars of the the meeting. A good attendance re- _umberland last night. weeks ago for Mcnt..'ea.l_ where abc rn- game. James McMillan refereed to
quested. 10-26MEli --- derwent an operation.
_ Mrs. William Judson, Pownal,--ileft ""”
*There will be a pie social in Clyde‘yesterday afternoon on g, visit to T0- S. H. Webb, organizer for the Na-
River Hall, Wednesday Oct 30th. r.-mtg, tional Lodge of Canada, I. 0. G. T., mmm at the peomys Theatre Chap
' ip --- who has been in the province for _lottetownlast night. Half eln hour
fl‘°9- In uid Of Pl‘€ShYt8l‘i8#n Church- The old rivals, Saints' and Abbifs, some two months in the interest oi` after the show started not a.`ic
° 10-Z6`N_lZipd. -will meet at Charlottetown, Monday the order leaves this morning fo
at " o'clock in a keen struggle for Kings County, N. S. During- his pelled to wait until intermission to f°°tb“-ll l10H°fB~ All Slwllld 11919 by stay in this province. Mr. Webb or- gain admittance. The grand feature attending. _ganized eight new lodges and' re- film, “Jess” was fully up to and
-_- _ organized ten others. He purpose
_ The eastern accommodation arrived returning in the course of a month.
in Charlottetown yesterday at 6.00 "°‘_ ‘ KE S
Corrected for every Tuesday 'and 40 minutes inte, and 'the Tignlsh ex-, As will appear by a proclamation ture we have seen at the People’s_ yield. cleanliness, etc., etc. The Pe press at 10.15 forty-ilve minutes published in the Guardian, an elec- Theatre for some time-and they are late. tion is called for B Councillor for in the ha-bit Of Putling O11 B0me first-
Oats (white) 40 to 42_ _----. ward Fam- in the City Council og _class shows. Most every Qme knows the URW (518014) __ ' ‘ 42 to 44 ~ Yesterday the N'-rihumberland ar- Charlottetown to im 9. vacancy cans~|Bf‘"`Y? but S0me of the Cllmaxes were Straw, per ton S5-50 to $6-50 rived in Picton from Charlottetown ed by the absence without leave for intenfeli’ interesting and “Citing- HBY (MW) 60 £0 70 at 1.1.55 a.m. She left again abou' over three months ol Dr. Mel.-aughlan E9Pe¢iBlly so was the scene in which EEN- P” <1” 251° 27 4-50 P- m-. with passengers. express. one of the councillors elected lest the Y°““H English Officer sees Bill'-ter - . 25 to 27 mail and freight and arrived at 8.20 Feb;-ua;-y_ Nmmnation Day ig med through the _Boer lines with Jess Chl°k¢l1 (PUT) 30 t0 51-00 D- m- She leaves to-dav at 8.20 for for Thursday the 7th of November ,Cr°!t» the °ve"t'"`“l“g °f‘th° W“ZE°¥1
'Fowl (pair) $1.00 to $1.25 met0u_ returning at night, _md in case of a contest the elecitibn in the turh_ulent stream with g party
25 ' C will "aka lace the following Thurs- °f Boa” p1°tt1“g' at them 'mm He 5059-ks 011 0Ct0bel° 23?-ll-. f'
P
6 ____________ d,,y_ uthe 14-gh N0.,-¢m\,er_ q-,_ E_ M,,._‘f~h¢ 0Di>0Sit_¢ bank. the burning of Heather-dale Han, at ',330 p, ,.. 24. Kinnon has been avlwinted Returning ,Suas C"'_;3C_“.s ‘mme 'md “them °‘1“”'1" Oct- 2951-- at whim R056 CYOSS Hal
2 "If you want to get your horse in Omcer' giegsedextheuienc R(::‘li1;i°se(Stil:§p(l;°`df€ at 17,30 p.1\l|n" and on October slat'
" ‘ '_ ...___-_ . ~ ' at .ower ut 1-ill t 7.30; .
5 the best possible condition you _will _ _ refuses to lower his British colors, m o agus s. a P _
Pelts 35 t5 G5 need thc aid of our horse medicines :Brighten up last winter s ward- and when the grand old rag loomed --..._ -_
Even standing room was at a pre-
` at
1' was available and many were com-
s probably exceeded all expectations.
It was the story from the novel by
8,
Fan.--»
(From Yesterdafs 'Evening Guerdiaii)
The New York Agricultural Eipehl- ment Static hsareeently issued":
_valuable bufletin containing an
count of experiments with poul extending over n. period of nineteen years.
The following are some of the te-
sults obtained. A little oil-cake fed in the ~Autunm will hasten the period of moultt
Oyster shell and broken glass
should always he in reach of the hen if she is to produce the greatest num-
fsd from one to five ounces of salt per day per 100 hens laid much bet- ter than hens that did not get an sfalt. Nearly 11 per cent more egrf were obtained from hens from which the inale birds were excluded _'chan from hens with which they were al- lowed to run. For laying hens, ani- mal food is almost necessary. It can be supplied in milk or cut meat and bone. Good sharp grit is ns necess- arv as food. The bulletin is a \'» valuable one and those who do not happen to have a. copy, should make it e, point to attend some of Mr Benson’s meetings. Ho is a practical man who has hurl ,, lot of experience.
see
-The State of Oregon is giving par ticu1ar_ attention to the encourage- ment of the poultry Industry at the present time. Recently a Po\~l'= Contest was arranged for the City qi Portland, in which 28 children be- tween the ages of twelve and eigh- teen entered. A scale of points war prepared which took into considera- tion record-keeping, business meth- ods, in marketing, completion of a reading course, as well as what would be generally expected such as 1
port of this Contest brings oubmnci- interesting information in regard to the winter production of eggs, the value of pure bred stock and the bert methods of feeding.
The unusually high price of ef' makes reports of this kind very valu able. _ »
T. A. Benson is now in the Prov-
ince lecturing right along this line.
_Corrected for
‘?°‘.l\~=°<l.¢rf5f§»n4 - issue. - -
di
Potatdel -
Oaiis ‘-
_Beets per do! herd. fret* ,gist tqmalii ver lv
ber possible of eggs. Hens that were _
Hides
Wheat » 90 to
*asv
‘?C;.&C`f§_{l:-_:-
3353
er (quarts M' ns. ro rm s t mi
“Lama par in. (men 10 te is
Fowl 3 to 18 Muttcn 10 to ii
;lisss.' P41' 001- 55
my summmsmm Arne" faq im' Corrected for every $Qdhd(dl3;C-fiend
Saturday? fstde, ‘
Butter 23 Potatoes 25 Dressed beef Bvto 10 Hay, loose $16 t6§l1 Chicken ‘il to‘ 12 Bae! ,. . 610 7
_auexwnm to te vo
Geese 18 to 15' Turveys 15 to Z2 Fowl 1.5 to 22 Ducks _ 13 to 15
‘Pork - l\09}
Hay, .pressed $1 50 to"512 Straw % ‘UB
Pelts’ ,,-
__ __
_g _ C33 r'.S§_e.sa‘-sean;
Turnips Oats (white) Oats (black-)
Calfskins
-A few days ago is prominent fox
_rancher took the trouble to call on'
James Callaghan, tailor to inform
‘him that the clothes he made for'
him were the best cut and tailored
garments that he had ever purchased
on P. E. I. Now gentlemen it ‘ML
_‘Callaghan can M109!! !ii¢l!"f0i’! ull!!!
as the above there is no reason why he cannot give you the best to be
‘had in the city. He has a lull supply
of the very latest fall goods of every description and the latest from J _
l , Mitechell's fashions, the foremost .pub-
lisher of men'a fashions in America land the most up-to-date workmen. His prices are modsratti and if you favor him with your order you will
¢5Zri'1.'<-er’
“#5-
Hides lggjande stable Ilrtnnrations. We hu'-'B robe with the use of Diamond Dyes, up and Mrs. Tomllns played the na- _.,"At the poultry meet ng held at be sure to getfgood fit, good work-
-°“"°fYtl\i“E YOU ¢0\\\€1 P0Bsib1Y WB-ut Dyols. and Maypole Soap. These pre- _tional anthem the applause /me fuel- Roseneath on Monday evening, Mr. manshfp, good goods and good trim-'
14 _here and c_an Dui; up special l>\‘el>i11"1' parations ase splendid for making ,‘ ening. The illustrated song \-v Miss Benson Poultry Exact, pointed
timings Mr Callaghan exec sees the
\¢»~
5 " Sl:n`d‘for 'free Booklet on
Sold _every where.
beef 10 to
Bt-ef iii 'td, _J _
16 \t°d°'7 and 59° the ““°”g° 0 " pr °~ dye Silk 01* W00l un Shade <1°S\l`°\‘ “li _ spot light specialty in `a rretty cos-_ the poultry was not good :Glass
Lamb 12 to o
0__ 6 tions for individual cases Call in old clothes look lik new They will Chapman was well rendered and her that too~much glspss in the front,
o
EVCNUA Q BSIIUH C0 vi Beef (_q“g1.ter) _ 7 t 9 es. The McKinnon Drug C0.. COFHUF the cost of hut a few cents. Call in- gums was exceptionally good ‘und a. good conductor of heat, that is
' ` ‘Pork ' ~ C.-8% to
9% lot. George ena_t»:tnt sts. 10-zaiutr. ,md See our une. The M°Kiun°n 1!_f“S helped _to more fleet evenings pro- passes heat through it readily; t
“-*Z_"'_'_°-' C0 COlll€!`. GP08-ll GEUYSG HDD Kent ram 0113 L0 be log rgtmelnlyar-cd, result is that it cool! down I-apidl
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j “The Care of Shoes."
The F arewcell- Sale is Going With a R
Never before in th`e history of Island business has there ever been
such a big sale as this Mammoth Farewell Clearance Sale. In every case
the articles are marked down at wholesale cost or lower and the stock is
so large and ' grade and the reductions so deep that no person can
Geese C $1.00 to $1,
<
afford to ignore these offers.-
. ` It won’¢ pay you to put off. Now-today--is the time to come in ~ __,__________ __ __
to look over the stock and make your selections, before the lines get .gy \ 5 ___ /
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75 ::Buntain, Bell &`Co. for best coal, i stef ' ' 10-23Mtf. g g
~ lowest prices. 9-ZZ-ldtf. __ ~
-111 is ss_|L_ ' A p|u.__ _ welll _ » 1* ._ .. . _ _.__f1x»¢f---_-_m-_-serine: _._
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ll '~> _I __ We have arranged special prize packages-surpuse packages.
; “_/'/' if ' ., .These contain selections from the following list: ' Cl ' '»\~=-if *V \ ` f
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u . _ of‘ work of cleaning and pressing suits is l and overcoats- prices from "l5c to it‘ $1.00. James Callaghan, '!.7_B__ Queen he St., Charlottetown. ` ` y, 10-znlwfmmwfmti.
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‘f-"f;:TCC‘_’C`“- A E""C‘CC '.‘fi-'l~‘.-I`-111* ` r . '
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Everl’ day there’s such a tremendous crowd at our store that un. _ -' "4 '- -"' Gwen label $41 H Suit f0f - - -~~~-~»-»-~- ~ - - ° »- °- -
less you shop -right now you will be forever disappointed. _ _
The bargains offered in this ad are merely samples. There are _
hundreds. thousands of others, scattered throughout the store. Check offlwhat you want them buy today. ` ' H- H- BROWN
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-_ _ - is TC Mews suits worth from $22 to $35 for $4. ' _\
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“CCC CC ‘C ' ` C Knock isourHA1sw°ntt..50f0f1s¢ ar ains in Bo S’ oicoats _'
' ' ~ ,C l CVi/Corth from $20. to $`22. for _$15.
$17 to $20. for Qll.55
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The valneii`i»1_i this ad are merely sa_mpE_s_. The_S¢ i§l'_€_
scores-`_hnrx_dferls~]oi'f o_ther bargains as good-~-and better---_
but the space here `w_on'_t permit us to enumerate th_e_m. It.’s
Staniield's Underwear, new arrivals.
Every package is worth $1. 50 and one out of every twenty-five is
worth $3.50. Take your chance at each . ...............87c
C Shop N ow--Today ff
. _ \ -
‘e Snaps in Underwear
` Rtalabeltmoasuitfer sms
Blue label $2.80 a suit for . . . . . . ........
Boys' Stanfield’s Red label $2 for . . . ...$|.25
up to me to sell'ou'ifas soon as possible for I wish to leave
for the West beforcwiuter and the wav ihese bargains are
being snapped up assiiies me that _I won t be disappointed'
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' “ “ $i8 to'$zx.ior $_li.75.
it it ‘
' ' ‘ b I _-_ ' ' ' “ `i-=e=== 5 ""='”"""g""` $15. to $18. for$l0.
_ ..._....,..... J Harry- HHS. 0 fs & . 1 _ -
_ C C $r5 to$r7 for$975. ' C C C C __ 8_5
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__ ‘»_-_fl_-__ 1 _ ___-_ - __ _ _ _ _ _ - _ _ 4 n _ at u ‘IL to sI5_ or
Men's overcoats worth from $23 to iizg for S14 A
` CC C » _Worth from $21. to $23, for $i3.` ' l _
2- *i_":f`z 2 _ , _ - J 1 f ..
- S C' SOFT FELTS English make worth $3._for |90. B g _ _ y
*-232
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_ x splendid line that recently arrived from the makers. Take your choice CANAD_AN ANU AMERICAN _CAPS worth
f new lt dlewilnts rengillif 9°" 33 "3 *°` 5° P°° * if .2 5 for 85c. er. for 7oc. and 'I3e for die J) “
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- entire sioelrof boys’ two pieced-suite.-iff! _lwted snd`wosi¢dr, a. _ _m_ake,worth $_;.for2.25 A large line of boys’ College and Converto lastweek-
_ ENGLISH CAPS "mth "'5° fm' '"5 from the makers. Formerly priced at $7 to 5_2 your choice today at C
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