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- ‘ " yen the lei ld circlet of the wedding ring

‘varies in style? Yldliomsy have a plump, ‘narrow

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ring or one quite wide and and thinner in propor-

. Select the styleyou fancy and we can give you

. GUY Size and style you wish.

_ Ealtgmsn appointment for you

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We have s nice assortment of Parlo

Kitchen and Alarm Clocks.

- Prices Moderate.

C. W. Patterson

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with coal from our yard and you will get li as good as it is possible to get coal. It wiil.hv carefully screened and free from

Jirr, Our prices are no l\i¥her_ than you may psy for something in srior. v

V We have all sizes both for business and household Usa. order now.

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TFNDERS _

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'1‘ods.y‘s Guardian comprises twelve

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Miss Mary Trainer, Charlottetown. leaves this morning for Boston.

J¢lW|¢l‘ John H, Latham, merchant, at

New_‘Dominlo_n,~ was a visitor to

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We are showing n

splendid line of gun rnetal boots right now. Just the right grades and' -styles for winter wear. We know that each pair is an unusual value for the price for the quality is top notch and the prices marked down to bed rock.

Laced style gnu metal,

heavy winter calf double waterproof sole, new high toe, good year welted,,uppers are 8 ln- ches high, a strong ser- viceable and stylish boots ...... ........s5_

Another grade some what similar to above* but not quite so high, s gord value at ....$4 50

Others ranging in

price from $3 5oto 54,50, also Queen Quality and Boston Favorite lines.

Alley _Eff Co.

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G gripglotiiéliaé iii#°;»|'1f,if,'§f§ afternoon.

are popular ounce the pon: is W ’ -- fret :ndtgrsceluk tho expression S pmple wishing to save money

iiihiii p'a|»;fs`¢‘i'“iJaf|`,i'¢'iu¢‘f,l,-1:,';.'°,,'Lf{f’ should pay their electric light bill to-

_ _ Strong day and receive the discount.

Next Sunday, Oct., 15th; the Rev EEStes mabeex ted to

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‘N I . . yi y l nec ' Inter _ preach at Pownal, at 11 a. m. and

7 p. m._and at. Millview at 2.30 p.

Boots “" » .__ '

Mrs, Norman McPherson has re-

'turned to her home in Wood Islands from a visit with relatives in Vernon.

_

Duncan McNeill, Ottawaf who has

'been visiting friends in this province left on return yesterday afternoon.

William LouSon,Chnrlotl.et0wn, was

H. !J8HS¢l\ge1' to Cape Traverse yester- day afternoon.

M. Trites, Sackvllle, was a passen-

der from Charlottetown to 0'Leary- yesterday afternoon.

_Miss Hannah Jones, Hazelbrook_ was a passenger from Charlottetown -to Summerside yesterday afternoon where she will spend a vacation visit- ing friends.

William Tell, Rossini, will be play-

Ed bl' PYOI. Tlwmpson at the Grand Organ Recital, tonight in the First Methodist Church. A silver collection

;Vi1i_b6 Miken in aid of the organ un _

(From Yesterdays Evening Guardian)

Mrs. J. S. Blacklock, Snckville, who has been visiting friends in this Province left on return Saturday.

Robiin Andrews, of Charlottetown,

is the guest of his parents, J. B. and Mrs. Andrews.-Sadtville Exe.

J. M. Clark, Contractor, Summer-

I35 Queen St. side, was a. passenger hy the North-

umberland to New Glasgow this morn- ingx -

Mins Gladys Enmtm, ol Cape Trav-

erse, has returned home after spend- ing some time with W. P. and Mrs. Duhson. Srwkville.

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` V Mrs. A1 E. Alexander and ber sia- . _ ° wr, Mrs. wuer, or saturn-st, cues.

A. n,nd`Mm: Alexander, and Mrs. Herb. Alexander, of Charlottetown, .were in town today and motored to Bathurst.-Moncton Exo.

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The Manchester Shipper arrived in

port at Charlottetown this morning, from Manchester, England. and sails again this afternoon taking s. large consignment of apples and hay from

_,,,,`,¢,_ , __ hero, The sten1n_er_i.s anchored in tho

stream and the hay, etc., is being taken out to her in tugs. -

_ FFR-E*E‘ _ ‘ The 'touowlng is tr-om the Bridge-

e nlo our oiiice and have WMM. lliusldndl Mercllr of Sept

. - . voiiintneetli examined freeof.cl1arge. 20"' -Illtlh “bother ycolumn' up; Nom _ nu; unmet-1 on f=~ mm of -= sr".......: .sf

De' artment _of Public Works, _Cgarlottctowrr P. F. Island.

3 October 7th, 1912-

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will tell you exactly what you need ward » I81,m§_ The pfgvmcei if the and it wont cost you one penny. We smallest, - gm, most mm., and me make teeth and guarantee -themto most thickly populated of any in lit exactly- We also guarantee per- _Cf1l1f*-<11*-~ The cost or living is also

_ - _ less. than .elsewhere rn the Dominion. _ fectionrn Crown and Bridge work R is Wu.” to the United Kingdom

SEADED _TBNDERS will be rev P

celved.at‘this office until noon on

Friday Dctober 25th, 1912. f\'°m `

any person or persons _willing to contrhct-_ for the repairing of NORTH LAKE BRI DGE,'acCord ink to the specifications to be seen It the residence of J. Diugwril. North Lake and at this ofllce. _

The names of two responsible

persons willing to become bound or the faithful performance of the Contract, must accompany each tender. `

The, Department does not bind lt-

self to accept the lowest or any tender. .

Tenders to be addressed to the

undersigned _and marked ‘ 'l`EI\D‘ ERS 'FOR NORTH LAKE BRIDGE" _

L. B. M¢1urLLAN.

Secretary of Public -Works.

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And Save Worry By liav- ing I2 Presents Hsko,Al 0nce for

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There ls Nelhir? So Pleas- ing As A OGRAPII.

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Extracting » an d- filling without than ,my other Dart of Uanadw ex- aili-.--pl'iC€‘ l!10fi¢1‘3i€- ' ' copting Nova Scotia, and odors ex.-

ccllent attractions to settlers who de-

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Dre sito to engage in farming, or-charding,

|15 Queen St (Next Best-& Gcifs stock-raising, dairying or the fishing

Ph tue 27;.-_L lndustry. There are in the little Pro-

t0.1Mti Phone 276 ~-l- vlncc about 200-lobster--canning Iac-

rpries, and numerous co-operative cheese factories and crcameries. In no

° ° ‘Dart of the Dominion can improved

lc H farms he purchased at so good value

lnr theprlccs asked. The Island has

an excellent climate and many of the

l The Plckling season will soon be her P00111!! there live tit B- great AKG- U'-3! and as ul-nal wc are well Stncued withlhe YBM mort £3180 bull 0| 01088 WDO best grades of vinegar on the market. We died in tjhe Province were above sixty haveiv |tock.-- years of age, and more than four-

Prool While Wine fifths of these' over seventy " Enllish Mall years of nge. The Island is renowned

Pure Enélish Hall for its bee/uty and fertility and has

“ idor _ tho lowest rate of taxatian in North

Alw s zoo-1g»r°rtm~nt°fPickli»sSP=¢= '1tmsr~ica, It is less known hers than U P|‘K°9°~“d ‘“ 'mn' other parts of Canada, from the fact

of its not being advertised and those

y0lJ 8 S 0 0 W qaire further about the Island Pro-

Imn Tonic VILOL is a wonderful re- molly for Couglis, Colds, and bron chitts. It is a famous body builder snd strength creator for feeble people, delicate children, weak wo- men and all run down conditions. 09- pecially sftsr sickness. It docs you

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J. A. Mlhonald, M. P.. Cardigan,

was n. passenger to New Glasgow this morning.

C, s. ohsoneu `c\.an°tmowh, int by the Northumberland this morning for New Glasgow.

:Premier J. A. Mathieson, Charlotte- town, was a passenger to Summer- side this morning.

At the Charlottetown Police Court

this morning one drunk, S. Hender- son, was fined $2 or '5 MYS-

Miss Pearl Dlngwell, Charlottetown,

left this morning on' a visit eo ot- tawa and North Bay. Ont.

Mrs. C. I-I. Dlngwell and Mrs. ILC.

Prowse, Charlottetown. are making no wma mp oy the lemma zo. llay.

Misa Mamie Bishop of Ottawa who

has been spending the summer in Charlottetown, left on return to Ot- tawa this morning.

The Northumberlaurl left Charlotte-

town at 8.25 this morning for Plctou withn fair passenger lint and a gea- oml cargo of freight.

Mrs. Laurence Laird, who has been

visiting on P. E. Island with old friends in the old home, has trstuxu- ed to her home at Valley Station.- Moncton Exe.

The eastern _express araived in

Ch.a.rlotf.eto-um today at 9.30 a. m., on time; the southern accommodation at 9.50 af m., fifteen minutes late; the Cape Traverse accommodation at 10.00 a. m., five .minutes late; and the Tignish accommodation at 11.40 n. m., on time.

The marriage is announced to tnlro

place today nt the home of John and Mrs. Howatt, Tryon, of their daugh- ter Miss Mabel to Gordon Mcldlllsn, son ol Hugh and Mrs. McMillan, Cornwall. The ceremony will he per- formed by Rev. G. M. Young at six p. m., in thc presence of the members ot thc families. The bride will Wear n beautiful embroidered white gown and will carry a. boquet of flowers. The bride's home has been daintily decorated for the occasion. After the wedding supper the young couple, who have already received many gifts from n wide circle of friends, including a valuable piece of silver from the Methodist Circle of which the bride is a` member, will drive to their future ‘home in Corn- wall. The Guardian extends henrtieat congratulations.

- _ign-1--1 "Look for _ the sign of the Rexnll

Store and patronize the storo dis- playing it. There is a chain of over 5,000 of these stores scattered throu- ghout Canada and the United States. We. are the sole agents for Rexall Remedies and each remedy is guaran- teed bv the maker and by us to be of special benefit for thodlaoasc for which it is intended. The McKinnon Drug Go., the Rcxall Store, Corner Gt. George and Kent Stu 1l‘~AMiL

i)i,.n‘end» _Rings

~ Nobody wishes tobuy ll . fiawed.`impe1l’4ect diamond." It maybe a pretty-alone homie ifqcrthar ir is flawed, detracts greatly from its value, audit is-not appreci- ' ated. _ »

And yet,'it is not _easy for

the layman 'to .detect 'the presence of such defects: he must depend upon his jew.- ellcr. ' __

Now my stock of diamond

rings has been selected with particulsrcare, and nothing butthe bést grade of gems has been pnrdmsed. ,

Finally, It knoiv that I ~

have priced these high grade goods st a srdrstsnrially dnmr margin dproiit, than is ussllb expected.

‘ir will bets your advan-

tage therefore to see these gnerls. -

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is caused by diseased kid' neys. Get on the riqht road to health by using

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preparation that is fully guaranteedby us Money back if dissatisfied. Price a box 5oc, three boxes for $r.25, six boxes for ¢2.5o. The McKinnon Drug Co , corner Great George f

; and Kent Streets.

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That pain in the back ._

FOB UNlVm¥SAL PEACE. -

"_WA8HINGfl'0N. Ott- 9-'8P0°.°|l°i in a pls; for Universal Pesos of the

World were made last night at a banquet of the Supreme Council, Scottish Bite Froernasons of the World. _

BOUNDARY SURVEY.

SKAGWAY, Alaska. Oct. 8-The U. 8. Boundary Survey party are here after their Arctic trip marking the line between Alaska and Cen- ada. The party had horses with them, the first ever there and the Indians called them, "Bige Dogs."

CLOSED PORTS.

LONDON, Oct. 8-'There is little likelihood of the British ports being reopened for the admission of Cana- dian cattle in the near future.

‘ SLAUGHTEII!

LCN-DON. Oct. 9-More than 10,- 000 Mongolinns have been slain by Yuan Shi Kai trodps in Eastern, Mongolia to stamp out the project, of the Eastern Mongolmm to jam Outer Mongolia.

NO NEW LEAGUE WANTED.

by the management of tne arena Monbr'eal's greatest hockey rink, that only teams in the National league be allowed to ploy there practically ends all hope of the formation of g, anew league.

STUDENTS OF JUURNALISM

NEW YORK, Oct. 5-Working from. dawn to midllkllt in what most ) of the students in the Pulitzer School of Journalism have found to be pertof the training for a newspaper job.Tho work in the school is not the snap that they supposed it would be. Both the second and third classes have to take regular assignments in practi- cal r0i>01’¢iDq _and their hours come st all tirnee of the day and night.

_ HARVESTERS’ EXCURSLON.

Dcspat/:hes from the Western Prairie Provinces state there is a still great demand for labor, and the farmers are paying the highest wages for helpers for harvest hands. The work of garnering the immense crop, is not half completed, and as this 'work

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MONTREAL. Oct. I0--The decisiorr

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two,or three months time is demand for e greater. number of extra helpers that the lvostceunot begin to IW ply. The Canadian Pacific Railway

has been rogusstsd to arrange for s Hsrvestsrs xcurslon to run from Btn John on October' 14th. The rate U00! st. John and points on the line of the Canadian -Pacific in New Bruns- wlcv to Winnipeg will be $12.00 80' ing and $18.00 returning. Excursion- lata from other points in the Math time Provinces will make their own way tn Bt, John or nearest junction point. This excursion will give the farmers of the East an excellent op- portunity to see the West, where those desiring can obtain employment st excellent wages.

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The line of_5ssnn%|¢l's Untler-i

wear we received mls sit tcoledff ing our. rapidly. If youwsnt go9¢» strong underwear -you I wld sono savannas of _mess prices right sway oresn .lapel l.‘»5;l I. suis. Red Label $1.95. Blu¢~»_G99| "-°° ;“°.2ae'.c'°:' r.':.'a“s to 4 . __ _

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I KNOW HIM.

_.__,_. If the curtain should drop at this

moment, and I were .ushered in to the presence oi my Maker, what would be my feelings’?'I`hey would be these:-I would prostrate myself in the dust, in an unutterable sense of my nothingners and guilt; secondly, I would look up to my Redeemer with an inexpressible .assurance of faith and love.

There is u passage of Scripture which best expresses my present feel- ing, and it is this: "l know whom I have believed." "Some persons put in n proposition. and say, "I know in whom I have believed." This is not correct; Christ himself ls the ob-

”-ject of the nr»oat.le's faith. "I know

when I have believed, and am per- suaded that He is able to keep that which I have committed unto Him against that day." That is all I have to say_~L-Dr. Alexander.

THE l{ING'S PRIVATE NAME.

If the King were to renounce the

Throne and resolve to become an or- dinary citizen, he would be called George Wettin. How does the name Wettin come to be King's George's stir-name? This is the answeri- Queen Victoria married Albert, Duke of Brno-Cobonrg-Goths, of the senior branch of the House of Sax- ony. The family mime by which this house, dating from the middle of the tenth century camo to be known af- terwards was Wettin, and this was and is the. surname of both b(anches --the Ernestine and Albertine-of the House of Saxony. The name comes from the Castle of Wettin, near Meg- deiburg. which claimed Wittolrlnd as

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l A SOLEMN Tl'iU‘l'H.

A young lady who taught a class of small boys in. the Sunday School desired to impress on them the mean- Ling of returning thanks befor! s ‘meat 'ruining to one ot the 1-Jus iwhose father was s deacon in the 'Church, she asked him: _ "William, what is the first 'thing :your father says when he sits down to the table." , ` . "He gays, "G0 slow with the but- ‘tsr kids; it’s forty cents n poulll."

DOUBT.

Doubt is faith in the making. It is

_the doorway through which we must 'pass before we some to the chamber of knowledge. We have to doubt our- selves before wo come to a` higher knowledge of self. When we have doubted and openly fought and non- quered the doubt we have won a reserve that will stand up in tum at the next bad crossing. Doubt is n necessary part of life "Who never doubted, never half bef

lleved;

Where doubt, there truth is-'tis her

shadow."

Doubt should even be our compen-

ion. We should never wish him dead while we live. Doubt helps us to sb- etain. Doubt makes up stop and con- sider before we leap. Doubt is'bs.l- lmrt. to every life sud in-ops it to the course. Truth is seen in clearer light

' that is get in n background 'of doubt.

"The wound 0! Peace is survtv.

Surety secure; 'but modest doubt. is

called

The beacon oi the wise; the tent that

reaches

must be completed within the next the founder of the race. .To the bottom of the worst." »

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iust reccivedby express ‘

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largest and finest range

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They are all select qual

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prices are most moderate

Grey, Navy, Cardinal, _

Black $2.25, 2 55. sfo

Fine qualities, Grey,

Navy and '-Black .$2.75

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Heavy qualities Grey only $5.15

Childrens’ and Misses Wool Dresses

_ The kiddies’ dresses come in sizes 3 years to 9 years andere

made of Shephetdfs plaid, serge and tweed in various styles from SM up

The misses' dresses range from ro years to :S vear sizes inthe

same materials and are priced from S5.” up.

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