.'Davison

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wi it in tiie greatest medicine ia

"mel," md Colds in the wnild

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gig, Oni. 'And -.:e_:_i-'..~e.._ H we

ff' ' if You oiiii xtisw _

ell stocked store was

231:; 21,? uixvm A-iwn, you could (nit to insure until the week be-

fore, but

Wiieii it is Destroyed ~

'YW are too nate. Remember th old adage, "There is no time lik the present." and no inanranr

"k° °`"°` B EJ E is-1

`%|;res.ntin”g Phoenix of Hartford

Canadian Quebec.

urierarl Director and

Embalmer

Oilice and showrooms, Prince Sr., op- posite Baptist Church. Residence, foot ni Prince ot. Having added to my eqaipineni one of the atest improved casket lowering devices, and _a line pair of horses, and having had eight years experience in the business I am pre- paieil to do all work in a thoroughly

-date inaiiner All calls rom tl

up to ' - P P Y atteiaied io at any hour of the day or night. Ollice telephone, No. 289, rcsi guna, No. 192. [une 6 tts & wtf.

LOVERS OE Gilill) BAKING

liuy froia the Bakery that git-cs them all that is best in linking. That is why our llal-:ery enjoys such a large

patronage. Try us for your next order.

D.STEWART`,-

I-ic1,1rs,1»: BAKERY,

Bakes Best Bread.

pguvannnuvmaunsg

ll you

5‘”|1,_Ttia-cad... os Ari-au St W QM.

1 1 »1|ii tuinniii Luca iiws-< to

' ' Rav. G. M. Caaaralai. leit yesterday

“‘;,,if“‘,,,“§ 1 7 H iiiew,Prowse, illyocit-Charlottetown.

-‘ Tal express arrived last night at 9.05 and the Princess at 0.35.

i Soi.. C. Cnanim, Mt. Stewart, returned ‘ last night from a trip to Boston,

p M. A. McDoNai.i1, l.yndals~hss return- ed-froni a ten months' visit to Washing. ton.

MANY friends will regret to learn of the

EW serious illness of John F. Robertson,

q. _ _

Jonn Cauisnou returned last night

from a visit to Boston and surrounding itowns.

Mm. (Dii..)McLi=:oD, Miss Bernice Mc-

Leod nnd Miss Pops leave today on n visit to Boston.

Tilt: S. S. City ot London makes two i-*NPS on West River today and two trips on East River tomorrow. `

Bi-: sure to attend the New England

supper in Armour`s parlors on Friday evening. See notice elsewhere.

Bisiior Woiutisri. has returned to

Halifax. ills son, who was seriously lll in Kingston, is much improved.

F. B. McR/ii-:, organizer for the Cana-

dian Order Forcstciu returned last night from u tivo weeks trio to Nova Scotia.

Miss Euxivi-1 McDoN.\i.n, Orwell, left

yesterday on return to Boston after n visit to her home. She was accompanied hy the Misses Lizzie and licrllin Lyons, Montague Cross.

Tiiniir: wcrc over 50 passengers to Bel-

` fast and Orwell yesterday aftcriiooii. 'l.`iic return cargo consistcti of 62 cases of eggs, 52 alineps, 15 barrels produce, l prize hog, liiili fowl and l sack wool.

A Niiii' storm signal station has hccn

placed at Beach Point, Mi1i1'uyIIarl>or and Jaincs lluinc will be the agent iii charge. 'l`l1cre are now stations at Chur- lottcLou'n, Siiinincrslilc, Tigiiish, George- town nnd Souris.

SEND i11 postage stamps to “The Guar dinn, Cl\arlotr.ctown," il cents for 100 Tun-

nclstanips, ll cents for 200, lli cents for 300, 21 ecnts for -iilil, 26 cents for 500 or 52 cents for 1000. Tlicsc prices include cost of mailing. Everybody should use Tunncl stamps on their cnvclopcs and correspondence. (l tw gf

' Mi.~'.~i lil. IC. Civiiiiii-1, hcnii dressmakcr in Stanley lli'o.~¢.' store, llati just rciurned from an extended tour altroall. \\'liilc "WNY Miss Currie visited the lending: dressinakiiig cstnhlisliincnlsi of the New England stati-.~i where she niitnined the latest ideas in ihc iii-cssuiiikinir nrt. Miss Currie looks \vcll[ai'|.cr her trip niill is \'cryfnvo1-ably impressed with the linitcli States and its pi-oplc ;;‘ei\cr|iily. The ivcntlicr was delightful and iliisiiieas was `on thc liiistic" in thc .-linerican eentrcs. A large numiier of Islanders were inet hy .Miss Currie, nearly all iii good hcnlth and doing well.

'f' -- - - -- .nr-.-.-.-_-J--_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-;,-_-c,

Mas. H. V. Bvuramia on a holiday

visit to Boston.

G. E. ann Mrs. Matthews, Ottawa,

cams to the city last night.

Mas. J.'M. Davison and Miss Sadie

Davison leave this morning on a visit to Boston.

J. B. Lamaiuu, Assistant Passenger

last night.

W. H. Baamini’ left yesterday on a ‘Misses trm to P. E. Island.-st. Jana Telegraph.

A 1iiaN named Hanson Tuesday after

n0on fell about eighty feet from the stcapla of Stella Marla Church. Picton and died iivc hours after.

THE Vie-torlas held their first football

practice of the season in the Rink lust night. There was a good attendance and some excellent work was got |11. 'l`i1ey practice again Friday night.

Tiii-; marriage took place at Sprlniziilll,

N. S. yesterday of M. II. Sprague, former- ly of this city, and Miss Laura Hill of Sprinigiiill. After the ceremony thc happy couplc left on it ten days trip to Boston and New York.

Tin-: Guardian is informed that Rev.

J. \V. Gardiner, Eiat Point Baptist, church has received an unainimous call to the united eliureiics at Giigetoivii, New Bruiiswick. The olicr it is under- stood is undcr consideration.

. l’iii:\'i'n Louis of Batteniierg will arrive in St. John by the curly tucrning truln on Tliursiday, the 20th, ami will leave for Hnlliiix again by the noon train Saturday Oct. 28. The warshlps will arrive thére thc Ztith and leave on thc ililth.

Miss Bi-:sais i\IAi'i1ouo.\1.i., late in thc

employ of Paton & Co., left ycstcrdny for her hoinc at Eldon. Prior to hi-_r iiepnrturn the clerks of Paton SL Co were entertained in ber honor nl. the lion Tun by Miss Nettle Seller, head of the dress innking depart- liicnt.

Mas. i\I.\1rr A. Ili1N1'n1t, (nee Miss Mc-

Aulay,) formerly of Stanhope, died after n short lllncssat. the rcsiiiciice of her son Jaincs ll. lluntcr, Dorcl\cstcr,Mass, Sept. I8. Dccciised was im cstiinnble lady, possessed oi' litany Christian qualities which endeared her to all, and her loss will be keenly felt. Mrs. Hunter has rc- siderl in lioston for a number of years where sho innilc many friends who will loni; rcincinbcr _her. Site leaves n family of three sons and Lwo dauprliicrs. The sons are James I). of Dorclicster, Mass., John \V. and Joseph M. of Cambridge, and Mariiiiret L., wife of David McDonald of Roxbury, Mass., and Agnes A., wife ot' John \\'orthyiakc of Mansfield, Mass.

IN FURNITURE

“Always the best value in the city.

Mark Wright Furnishing Co's.

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Showing of

Fl EST

_ _

Rplfg and deep collars

0 black Coney, good

vnliie at $1.50, $2.50 an

Ruth. Stolen and

Ties of Russian

Minli. rich, nightly Fur. c osely resem- bling genuine Mink- some iurlined, some aatitrllned. ornament- ed with chenille orna- ments and fur tails- lillendld value at f6~0o. 6.6o, 7.75. in oo '\\1<l»........_........ $14.75 Nsok fur’ of black

Upiloaaum, generous '"1-42. trimmed with *all* $5-95, 6'5o and... $7.85 A very lightly and splendid wearin Fur lv

$3.20

A showing of Fur Neckwear that ceitalnly does us credit. 1`rrp)r]i1 thg cheapest Coney collars to the elegant sets in Mink. Marten and SH 'E--1 are beautiful, luxurious, stylish, and as good as they’ l°0k-

. - - .‘ - h

You certainly should inspect, exaniine and eoinpaii. our furs, and W U1

doing so remember that every piece iS lZ‘1“f3”'-em'

Rug;-S’ 1-pea’ s¢o|°,, vicgnfingg, Caperines, Collarettes,

Genuine Alaska Sable

Fur Neckwear-every ilfmd style-carefully chosen skins, trimmed with clienilic orna- ments, tie cord and tails, 6.75.

Handsome Stone Marten Ruth

and stoles-the pret- iiest,riclitat and daint- iest of Furs-trimmed

Agent I. C. R , Halifax, camo to the city'

3,75, 9.9o, tc.s0, io,85, ii.5o. 12.50, 15.75, I6~00. 19-75°“‘l~~-5" 5°

American Sable-Cl°S°‘Y

approaching the Alaska Sable _.wears splendidly-comes in rich brown tones and_ alsolin black-Many stylfs "‘ “° "sp ties, etc-probably till! bds value in medium PrlC¢ll “"9- Prlces are $5-00. 6-5°. 3-90»9'25'$28 D i_-4.50, 16.50, 10.50 and.......... -5

with elegant immense tails, etc., 24.50, 35.00 and_.._.. ......M6.5o

B e a n t ifnlai

marked Mi

Rug.-tlic peer of all Furs-are here in good variety; pur- chased before the re- cent shear advance in price-Prluccs ianve as follows $11.90, 16.75. 18 50, 25.oo, _~,6.oo and $51.00 Elegant Matched ..‘Z.'.`

sptg-Ruff and muff - n Stone Marten at

Soo to 80.00 In

I5' ` V to 68.00.

Canadian Mnskrat -a

""l°\Y °f ltylea at

7-40. 9.75, 15.45,......$a1.5o

Mink at 28.75 In Alaska Sable up to $37.85

for Toronto on business connected with the Canullonlilblo Society. Miss Jenn Campbell accompanied him. They will vlslc Niagara in the course of ,their Journey.-St. John Sun.

day, brought the news that Dr. S. 1". Huestis, who is ill oi’ typhoid fever nt Ed- monton, Alberta. is improving, and will probably he able to return to Halifax at the and of the present month.-Hallfax Mail.

TB: Electra arrived last night shortly.

after six o'elock from Murray Harbor with 'ons passenger. Miss E. Brebaut, Murray Harbor South, and the ioliowing cargo: 180 bales tlsh, 118 boxes cheese, 35 packages butter, Z) cases eggs, I5 pkgs. H. H. goods, 12 half brls. herrlnir. I2 bdles. ilsh, 10 cases clams, 31' pks. sundrles.

TBR NowBrunswick and Prince Edward

Island branch of the W. M. S. of the Methodlst Church in Canada is holding its twentieth annual meeting in St.. Stephen. Tuesdny‘s work was conllucrl to ta meeting of the executive and preparing reports to be laid before the society. The afternoon was devoted to a conference of organizers. The regular business of the society began yesterday morning. The sessions are held in the Metiiodist Church and will include n11 address on Japan by Miss Jessie llouie, n returned missionary.

R1-:i'oR'i‘s yesterday were that the a|nf\l~

ganintion of the Bank of New Brunswick with the Bank of Moiitrciil may not take place. A dlrcctoi' of the Bank of New Brunswick said the rcporis of what has already taken place have been exagger- ated. Ho was not at liberty to tell what had been talked between the committee ol' the directors of thc Bank of New Brunswick and the directors of thc Hank of Montreal, but no offer had been made to sell thc bank, nor had one been made to hay. It was iicvertlieless true that thc future _of thc bank had lxccndiscussed and out of that discussion there might coinc sinnictliinir tangible. Iiut at thc present time tlicrc is absolutely nothing lvcfcrc the directors of the Bank of l\'c\\- Bruns- inthe silinpc of an otI`cr to sell. Another dlrector said that he did not _see any likeli- hoorl of ia saic of the batik at the profit-_iit timc.- St. John 'l`elc;n':ipi1.

'l`l‘iR1i1liLl<l BACK l’.-X I N S.

They fairly ngunizc your life. Sunr-

thlnig powerlul and pi:iicii'|\iii1;.¢ is in-.~|i.»|i Doctors knows of nntliiiiu so swiit to re- licvens Ncr\'ili1ii>, n .siro11|.:, pcm-ti'ai.i\;.' liniincnt innrle to cnrc just such pains as yourri. Ncrvilinc is very coiitzcntintcfl, about four times more powerful than ordinarylinimcnts. In the worst cases .l’ulsoii`s Nervilino iscxLv'nor1li11arll_v good. All mnsciilnr pain flees hcfoii- ii. .\`i-ui-ly ilfty ycursiii use-a good 1'ccou\mciirlniion, surely.

INTERSCHOLASTIC

ATHLETIC SPORTS.

The annual school sports will be held

on the G. A. A. A. grounds. Saturday comincncintr at 1 u'clock sharp. Fnllniving are thc cvenisz-

l’uLlin;; shot.

50 yd. dash-ti years. llop stop and iuinp. 50 yd. dash-9 years.

Broad jump.

T5 yd. dusli-10 years.

lligh jump.

75 yard dash - ll years.

Polo vault.

75 parll dash-12 years. ltlilda.sl1 »l5 and over.

_-l mile hivyclc-l»l and under. i mile bicycle-~l~'1anilo\'ci‘.

:£20 yardti open.

A inilc i»icyclc-ll and under. A mile bicyele»l5n1\d over.

-i-ill yds open.

100 yd. dash~l5‘l. lllil yd. dash-1-l.

Relay race. Tug of wnr. lloys if you want ii program bi-lui: ‘this

copy of The Guardian. .

EHITIBISNI iii I. I] i. L

BALANEL SHEET.

Morvriti-zai., Oct. Il.-A special London

cnhlc says: The Pall Mall Gazette coin- monts on ilie facts that in a six colunin statoiiicnt of the fltinnces, reccnily issued by the Indcpendciit Order of Iforrcstors, no liaiuncc siicct la suhiiiiitori. 'l`iic salary of the icadcr, Oionhyatclslia, adds t»l1cl’allMnll Gazette, is omitted, along \\'ii,li a whole mass of other linanclnl in- formation that would lic viilunblc as well as intcrestliiiz.

m"ll""'t|"'tr‘-"~"ilt'*“'m

BRING IN

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BILL '

and let us receipt

it for you. Statement of ac-

count is just being

sent yon.

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armer Underwear

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34to44..... .....$IO0S\|iI _

ALI€l"1`LEwisdom today in selecting new

Fall underwear will give you an opportun-

` ity shortly to congratulate yourself on the cold you

;_-i'{. ‘~"i;'_¥_- “Q There 1s»no health insurance quite so good as f 2,4

gtiéplxj.-.Y proper underwear. 'l`here's no underwear depart-

. , . ,_

. ment quite so good as this one

Good heavy \\'nr111 fierce' lined under- Staniield's unshrinkabic i1i1<lc|\\'e:1r,

_ , _. ineuiiiin Fall weight, very line f and

wear, Jersey ends and ankles, sizes - smooth” _ _ _ _ _ _ U __ _ _ _ $200 ,mit

I 1 Staniield's heavy all irool winter weight,

Heavy Iibbcd bum grey Woo ’ “ge absolutely utishrlnkable grand. value

n1en’s size, good $1.25 value $l.00`Sl1i\ at ~ - ~ ~-' - " - ~ ~ - - - --~~~ $2-50 SUR

Pun; wool unshrinkable l1l\<lCfW€3f. ' A delightfully pleasant. line io the wearer

is Stanfie-ld's linen and \\'.~oi. hne :is

nicely made' soft’ Em’ Wann’ sizes silk, lieautifully finished. _ _ ._ _ _ _ .

36, 38 and 40 ..............$l.50Suit ` .$2.70persuit up

A11d other lines at many prices-$3.50, $5.50, $5.90. $4 90 UP-'

A Snap in “Stanficld’s”--$1.75.

A clearing line of fine all wool unshiinkahic underwear, ribbed, very soft and wmni,

worth $2.20 persuii_ closing out.... .__ .. . .$1.75

Tfri

Ot course the new prices we _h_avc

named on Iron Beds, seem so _ridicu- lously low, that many people think wc have uiiiile ri niistiake iii marking them. llut we have not. It is the result of a very lucky purchase from one of the largcst and best. iron Ileil Makers in Cnnaila. “le could have mari; cil these st nur old prices, autl then you would consider thern cheap-but wc prefer to share our good luck with our custom- ers. This means a saving of nearly one tliirrl to those iii uccd of an Iron Bed.

Come in and see the finest display of

cheap and uiediuin priced Iron iic<ls_ in P. E. I. and make your purchase quick -while these low prices are on.

SEE OUR $8-30 BED.

JOH N NEWSON.

I ,_ __ _

2 P. Q. SFF

We have a number of sample coals and vests, sizes 35 to .io al

inadc by the

CELEBRATED MUNCTON Wil0LEN MILLS

for which we arc sole ngeiits on 1'. IE. Island, and as we want to make room for our fall stock we are clearing them at

20 PER CENT DISCOUNT Search iiic city with a microscope and you could iiiul no be-tier values.

The Humphrey Clothing Store,

Opera Ilousc Building, City. A. wiNriaL1> sco'i`1‘, Mgr. l‘1\<m= 63-

\,,,|,_,-_|n,¢~|\¢a~

its lrue Enough

Madam, There s no Mistake

MT" Sail:

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VAN’S STOMACH MIXTURE

l'.i'l

Is the best medicine we

know of for Indigestion, Dyspepsla and all ‘Stomach Troubles. Dozens oi our customers have taken it with the greatest benefit.

We guarantee it- Price 5oc a bottle.

“The Two Macs"

iiiiiiliiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiilli i

DRl"GGl5'l`l"., Cor. Gt. Geo. and Ken! Sta.

WEAR

MAC’S

SHOES

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are

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A Few Comparisons C0mpilcdFroi11 the Bliic hook.

Our Men’s $3.50 shoes are sel-

(‘nnndn I.ifc t-...tit-f1».-n.\i<.n_ Lim. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ l‘n11\in|-liinl lille... (‘r<»\\'ii liiln. lloiiiiiilrm liifc I-Ixet-|~iot~ liifc

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LEWIS li. BEER,

Aizmii I.o|1<iu|| 5: l.:\iwa~l|i|'c l.ifr.

acted from the hcst in Canada and the United States a1id are the greatest value for the money made. Drop in and see ns when you want

a pair.

A. E. McEachen,

THE SHOE MAN.

Arthur J. B. Mcllish,B.A

(HARVARD)

BAIRISTEII ANI) ATTORNEY-AT-LAW. (7nr. Queen mid lticlinionil Flat., Ch'lA)W|i. Telophoiic. Ho\1.~o2.'s‘1, Utllrc 48.

I 1! in its and \\'l