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o~N0VEl1BER 10; F 'mm Lamar News ‘ni THE ICHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN F `"‘ mis-r ornn -'W A PAGE suiii/i'.r_~'_

b Y 1 luuq__ _

- '

1 2 » _ -

, “ Better stir up your liver a little! Not too

. I' r siren; ill" i "‘\|°. lull enough to start the

_ “I :nilfsllvéegne Ayer; min at neutrino . . ere i l ' Anil!!! *dv lf lie kann a lefty the liver. Mode for thepnelrtibnirhilldqzn plll,flf¢|bHil| liver. Thai/allow ltipltiomhlliouliiesl dyspe sin oi k-h 4 V ¢*”|||_ i-'%A{orUo. I ' . P- 9 C Cl '

i 'mf oehe Sold for over 60 years.

Pearl Brooms M M

W¢ HYC 110W opening without question the

‘ o ~ ~ . ' , tl ~ , .`.` ' . biggest line of 14 K, Pen.-1 Broogngs gver nr Porter, ot ottawa, w.il lecture l“’ . Ci, H ,Q . _ .“""V°

`toni|:ht on "Tuberculosis in Mt hltow- In uns y un l B or mm ocmck'

- . _ - , .‘ _ ‘ lth -t' -lttlt ,i».\ .~t

p shown in Charlottetown. Exclusive designs, “fl ‘lull l‘»‘f°ri'\>f»<1v is “°\°°l“°- -§`,;',§c,,,,,°,,,'1';°,° lm' H U L W" "”“”"

It is costing us money to do this but \ve feel _f‘1~_ -l~ °‘_’“‘,“`.““°' ““-“k °'.M°f“"°“" The toliowine \»¢s.»~¢l.~i inn-o ui~rivctl

V . _ _ V -_ ,- in _portl and are discluirginir coal lo;

that ue will be rewarded in this venture. "’“‘° t” """` I"°“““°' o_ Lyons at oo, 'rife Doris iiali. with

ull... ntiiei lu Joiinsoii, souiis,‘/\°“‘l‘“ “"‘"“‘ Wa" "W S*““““Y MW-l

" ` lust it" I '. ',

__ _lt/3 W-M lifji L L N E R. Jeweler _ ,;;;;,; f,i;;f;;~;,,f;,°--;,,;;,~,;»;;,»~ 4” i~ ~ .,

S so _ , o __,

tliiflslnias Photographs ""'*'“""""i'

We |ive the nine attention to Locliel n to Llle Sho Portraits. Prices of our New

Soft llown Finish are very little hi|her l

than others-the work ia different. _ Enjeleillenla are recommended. `

THE QUEEN’S COUNTY GUARDIAN

_ Head Office in New Prow§e Block-Charlottetown _

"l`hc latest news, first of all.

at 9.14 and tomorrow morning ut, 9.57. ‘

People wisltng to save money

should pay their electric light bill to- day and receive the discount.

lialifax, vias in Shodiac lnst wcok en

llev T. J. Deinstadt, liIcAtl4uns, N.

'Il., and Rev R. W. Weddnll, Wood-

led pulpits last Sunday.

The Bradley Muffler at Moore & Me ,Lco\l's is selling at fifty cents nndlnob |twenty cents as it '2nadvertn.ntly up- pcured yesterday.

Rev John Pinkerton, Moncton,

known well tllrougllout this Province,

ne cooil riitiiti stutiioi I \

/ 1/

Horse Condition Powder.

Tones tip the system, purifies the .

blood, strengthens, increases appe- tite, prevents diseases. A tonic that every horse needs at this season.

l package 25c

GEO. E. HUGHES.

Apotheraries' Ilall

|a..._---_-1____' 'f -` '

Styles a little

Ginger Cookiii'

. _ Q - - . crisp and brown, are a fine re-i youu ordinarily

smarter than

lish for luncheon. ]ust the find. Not

thing for the hungry boy or

cirl coming in from schoo (ly OI' €Xl1‘€l11€,

and only loc a' dozen.

I.0NliRG/-\N’S

Lunch and Bakery

r .

I |24 c¢.om.t.si. gf” of Smart'

but ,with just

the proper de-

TISSS.

New

l`l0ur

just received direct from th

Alley Q Co

Mills seicral hundred barrelsf ”

Kent Street _ .

Practice limited to tllseases -

of lflye, Ear, Nose Throat

and Sxln.

Eyes tested and noted for

. Iasscs. .

odvuite on cost. We have in K oi-`t-‘ics ilouits

' _ flto it am 1.30-3.30

SNC* “FIVC ROSCS," BC3V¢l‘ l<}\'euings on appoititlncnt

' dtww

Royal Stuart. Fedora, Gypsy _ "0 , and “Beacon” ‘”.“° ,

ni. i. ii. in

DlCNTlE'l‘

. Ollioo Honra il-l and 8-6

Ovur Jenkins k. Boil NEW PROWSE Ill./OCR

'(‘}:i'_l\'|;lottA\lA1wr». l'. E. I.

of choice fresh ground Flour.

This I*`lour was bought at

lowest point reached this? year and will he sold at \ am\ll‘

Call and get our prices before

buying cl" cwherc.

ici &--§tll.

_Arriving Daily V

cargns' of Acadia Nut and Round,'Sydney and lnverness Round and Run _of Mine. Albion Nut, Intercolonlal Nut and Vale Nut.

-ALSO- Blacltsmith 'Coal

PRESENTS

'I`wt-ive for the cost of one AT TIIE

BAYER Photo Studio

ST. DENIS

snoaowav .na mir sritaiar NEW YORK ¢|'|`V» . . 1 _ it i t r

H55-lifl. ”“iil»¢"i§»§€l'. 215..: h~1.‘.....¥‘..'l..f`.. 5 m|'m'm...' wall of tllintiplinr llliilrl.-I. l"0ll.: Excelli-lice nf tlulalue. 'llnnlfortoble .\ppnlntment.~. Cnurlcoill rlrrvlee an-l llumellko snrrmi||d|nE"-

louis suit rin un un ur

. | Sample ‘n";gm. ';'\':-Iiftilizziile lution.

~ EUROPEAN PLAN.- ‘ ‘rgblo d'l‘lote Brelklut 50a.

lllinns & ilu

preached recently in Newcastle and

xvvns much appreciated. ` Miss Maria Matheson, Oyster Bed Bridge, is visiting in Cavendish, the guest. of her cousin, Mrs Alex C. Mc- Neill.

i, Rev W. B. Sisam, Rev J. »E. Purdy, St John, and Rev C. F. Wiggins, well known here were guests ln. Frederic- ton, N. B., last. week, at the Dioce- aaii Synod.

The latest issue of the Canada, pill)-

lislicil in London, devotes two full pages to handsome views of the in- dustries of Prince Edward Isl.and."f`he ‘vievvi-, eight in number, are reproduc- lcd with credit from Mr l..otison’s ex- 'eellent photograph.

A correspondent writes: Jnventor,

'McTavish of Eldon is about complet- ing' his inver-tion of a dish washing machine. Mr McTavish has been working on this invention since last May and intends to do .some experi- menting; before Installing his inven- ftion.

l stock, both Wen known “crm cxchang. |Mi\rion Earle, ,ilnugliter of I‘rof Earle,

Mrs Howard Spr:l;;uc, St Stephen.,

iran n visitor in Bt John last week.

J, W. H. Smith, ltoscbcrry, u-as in

the city ye.~al.crdtiy, |'cturlliii',: in thc afternoon.

Dr Porter, _who was to have ieotnr-|

ed in the Kindergarten I-lull, last i h on tuocrculusi did not

Miss Minnie Smith, daiilzhtlcr of

Richard Smith, Uriizhton and Miss

City, who reeenttly underwent opera- tions in the General Hospiiltl, Mon-

‘treal, irre .both recovering niecly and it is hoped will soon. lie able to rel aturn home.

Do not send communications to in

Idividual' members of stuff. Everything should be addrcsscd"The Charlotte- town Guardian, Charlottetown, P.E.

|I," and on the left hand corner at ‘the bottom of the envelope should be "Advertisini:,” "Su'nscr1ption~," “Ed- itorial," or “News” according eo the contents

Bt John's church, llelfnst, which

has recently underitoiic extensive re- ipairs, will no re-opened first sir..- ‘bath 14th irlst. Rev D. B. Mcl.eod, 0rwell,and Rev D. Mcl{cn1.ie,Wood Is- .lands, will conduct services at eleven ia. m. and Rev I.. lleteton of Moose Creek, Ontario. at four o'cloclt p. m. Voluntary offerings for church repair

'fund will be taken at :»ot'h services.

The Guardian regrets to learn from

n telegram received at Himter River, from Concord, N. H., of the death of Benj R. Jewell, no liarticulari-'.’I`lie` _lite Mr Jewell left the Prmlnce over twenty years ago, and was employed as conductor on the Boston and Maine Railroad. He leaves to mourn a wife, the daughter of Simon and Mrs Brown, Hunter River, and family, also several brothers residin tn the

J sn! i Mrs ritiipii neu and little daughter Dorthy, who have .ieen spending some `wee-ks in Bhediacf guests ol' the Misses Tait, lclt town on Monday for St John where they will remain with lllrs Deinstadt, for a short wllle be- fore proceeding to their home in l.ethhridgc.-St John Telegraph. Mrs ;}lell has many frieluls in this Pro-

lvincc. _

in i<`r-anklin, Mass, by Rev John A.

-Harding, Dean ave, on Wednesday |cveiln;.;, Miss Nette McKenzie, daugh- ter of George Mclienzfe, St l’cter's ‘Bay, 1'., E. I., to Oliver T. McNeill, ‘son of A. F. and Mrs McNeill, Long Creek. Mr McNeill holds ii, fine posi- tion in the Golden. Manufacturing Co, lllaiiufacturers of Printing Machinery where he hits been employed for thc past. four years.-Franklin Times.

The (`liarlottctown Market was fair-

ly attended yesterday.-The offering of geese nnd chickens was quite heavy, The former sold at ein-hty-five to one dollar 'ten each and the latter from fifty,to ninety cents per pilr. Butter sold at twenty-tvro cents, eggs tw- enty-two to twenty-three cents, black oats brought forty cents and white tlitrty-ci;:lit per bushel. Potatoes were twenty to t\venty‘~t\vo cents ri bushel and turnips eleven cents.

A vcry Pretty wedding took place

at St. Tcrcsa's Church on Tuesday, Oct lflth, when Connie McNabb tLau,;h- tor of Patrick and Mrs Power, Elliot- vale, was united in. marriage to Pat.- riek E. C-ondy,Jr, of Vernon River, by llev Father Ignatius McDonald, in the presence of many friends of bride

|companied by Miss Barbara. Condy ~slSter of the groom, and John Power, New Perth, cousin of the bride, acted as groomsnian. The bride looked' well attired ln blue Panamin cloth with' hat to match. The bridesmaid wore g‘.lue organdie with a pretty white hat. After the ceremony the happy couple enjoyed a drive tliroiigh the

"'-- ,beautiful country before returning to

,the grooms home in Glencoe where

X M A q they received many congratulations

x an-l valuable presents from many

friends. The Guardian Joins in wish-

Ilng Mr and Mrs l`oady a prosperous and happy life.

:l<‘ormolitl Magnesia prevents tooth-

decay, receding gums, and sensitive

. ' . ’ .' alkaline mouth

. i-;i>iiovi~.i».-.r ‘1°“*"‘° _ ‘i l” ““_

Malte y1<`»i‘ii~'i\i.|»tiliit.riif-.iii lo-day. .wash which antlsepttically cleans the

I teeth and mouth, preventing acid

fermentation of food particles, which

ii-6-i-_EL ` cause tooth decay-25 cents per bottle;

A W. Reddin, Phem B.

:Iron Blood Pills-For all forms 0(

tlebility arising from an impoverished and deficient blood supply. They are direct food for the blood, increasing if-S UDH0 and fllllllil-Y. a.|id_ building up the Nervous system. 25c per box, A. ,W. Reddin, Pham B., Sunnyside.

:We will not in future become r`cs-

ponslble for any debts contracted in our name unless on our regular or- ders signed by our manager or his assistant. it duplicate of each of which we retain. or by special arrange- ment with our manabemznt, The Island Guardian Publishing Com- pany, Charlottetown. 11-9dr3l.

chaflotafawn ' istwii

, _' . attended to before the rush. Let u

r"`-_. I

,.`.». \;i\`tilf why not have your Stoves or Furna

» p' l' ces

»}l:a"d&%}%“

call and attend to it for Y°“-

{;

ii, jobhitzg promptly attended to

Naviigation Co., Ltd Char ottetown Pictou

,_..\ _

Our 6 in pipe only S¢|'V|¢¢

\ . ' » Ch » 0| Time

~ - . r n. Call and examine IM-

16c Per -loud th' best In ow ' Comtuenoinr Tuesday June ist. The 8. B.

'Nortlmmbei-lond“ will leave the Utmrniny n whartdoll exoe Suede at B "0 o‘a.-lo-lr a. tn

and nrldegt'-ooui. The bride was ac-iVi\]ctg_ Aiqgxnnder ltoblce, James In-il

et es, o i e ami ,

'Psident of Hartsville and three sis-

[Mrs J. H. Vanldcrstine.

After an illness of .i car from 'n- '

daughters, also two brothers mn-1

_ D Y

commend them to the God of all cout

~The death occurred at Viet'orin on-_

» g ' .‘ y .. 't S .~

'thc late Adam Howatt and lived a quiet and inoffensive life, passing

deemed. Also oil Oct thirteenth his brother William S. Hovvatt, aged seventy-four years, a- most highly rcs- pected resident, passed peacefully away, in the full assurance of a bless- ed a glorious immortalitiy beyond death and the grave, leaving twc sis- tcrt Mrs Lidia Morrison, Denver, Col, and Mrs Henry Ilowatt, Cape Tra- verse; also two brothers, James nndl Allen. Funeral services were con- ducted by Rev James McDougall ns- sisted by ltcv Mr Thomson. The pnil- bcnrers were John P. Knox, ‘George

man, Geor;.;e Holmes, Abner Howattl, Patriot' nnd other papers please copy.

:New Wonder'and's New R661 tonight is Prince an‘d Palmer." ,Army Boys at Northam and a iTrip to Jupiter will be run tori nw inn. tlmo. Hear James C.( Rathbone in his specialty sono ‘D'wn at the Husltlng Ben This Is the latest. hit. of HI llelify the famous mlnstrel cI1uri1GL0l‘- and one which ls the rage every- where today. The illustrated song ls "Tom Boy Sue" D0 ri0t mlssfa single number. ___

. . ~ y , i ternal cancer, which she bore with ~

'great patience and complete rmlgna-

at ltoseberry on t)ct.o:.ler 23rd, 1909, I

tion to God's will, there passed away

Annie Macaulay, rclict of the late. __ ,_

Angus Macdonald, aged 57 years. To I ' ' !` ' °‘ ' ` ‘ 5

the deceased, death brought release . ’

'from the cures and anxieties of this S n

'life to be forever with the Lord. She `

llenvcs to mourn three suns :intl two

l' iiantl

Painted

“Elite” (Lhiila

This selection recently

received, is made up of the dainlicst and most artistic pieces' we have yet seen.

Rich in design and color-

ing, these pieces will cert- ainly be rapidly disposed

of.

Unsurprissed for :t high

class yet inexpensive gift.

G E, Hutcheson

i l i

1 l I l

DRESS coops

Marvelous Values

At S‘anley Bros.

Here'S a line of dress goods

regularly priced from 1.00 to 1.75 per yard which we want to clear out in a hurry. _

They comprise the newest weav-

,cs and come in all colors. If you

p;pp;;§3;e.yourself send

Chilclren’s Coats

Velvet, _ Serge, Astrachan. Blanket Cloth and Bearskin.

Sample Coats at 67a on the dollar. a lot of samples that will fit _children from 2 to 5 years.

$2.15 lor, $1.15

unit 1 stat no 'noni r Hg none for 353; iii: i.‘f";.°.".i..‘.‘.i',““.i‘.‘;'..*.f¢’.‘.il‘,‘iii 54,00 for 53,45

lthrec sisters and other relatives. 'Po I M d

thc bereaved ones many friends ex-

tend their heartfelt svm nth and

fort for consolation in their hour of ’ sore trial. Com. , r

()cto.ier first, of John Howatt, aired .ti hty seven 'ears He was ri ~.on‘of ,

peacefully to_the enjoyment of thc Re- Arc among our Sl,3Cia]t{€5_ v

ln the twtcd l_iuc \vc lécep IIEVVSON 'I`\VEEI)S,

OXFORD 'I`\\/EEDS, t\I(_)NCTUN '.I`\VEEl)S, also imported worsted and serge suitings and pzttltings, WOOI. BL/\l\'KI‘§'I`INGS in white and grey. '

W. C. TURNER ®. C0

lhe Low Price Store, Sunnyside, Ch'to\vil.

tlllwrrtwllt

New Copyrights' - at

New Prices

.\ll this ircck we are going to sell out Si 15 copyright novels fo

Une Dollar. :time of tlietitles are:-

T-llc

Uld Clinlcers

The Sioivaaay

The Stolen Signet The Last Womln

The I-`|nw lu The Saiipllirc

llapny Hawkins

Kezziali Collin Half ll Cll:\t1Cc

The Danger Mark

'I`he Calling of li .ii Mnltliews

Open Lfounir-'

\\";lylaid by Wireless

'l hc White Profit

The Goose Girl

"Virginia of the Air Lau.-s"

R/ile of Three

"`Ifhe Trail ofthe Lonesome l"nc"

l‘eter

The Three Keys

infatuation

'l`lic hfeeaagc The Cllrvsulis

T18 \\'|\llt: Miro

Author ll. O'Hig¢Is Louis Tracy |". .\l. Smith

Ross Becltnian Chas M, Snyder li. A. “ation j. C. Lincoln

I". Isliaui Robt. Chambers H. B- Wright

l\l. Howlett

Edwin Balmer

llall Cain Harold hlctlrnlh Herbert Quick

Fmtabrock

_iohn Fox jr Hopkinson Smith Fredlr. Ormond l.. Osbouie. .

'l`ra£y

Kramer

R. ll. Davis

ALSO

Anne of Avonlea L. ll. Montgomery

One Dollar and Ten. $l.I0 One Dollar and Ton.

G. Elmer Ritchie

The lloiue of good Stationery and Fiction.

Lim _-__:>.-L* --;-.i-ze _' ,-F; ~'~' ~- ":_':_'.';;-°'~"‘-Q-'-‘_ *‘ "'”'

i “Can any shrewd mother let this

_,ole go pat-ie by without providing fm- lier boy at an enormous saving in onyx, suits. If you vmiit to get H ,good range of lholcc yuu‘ll wonti to I-time early: H. H. Brown, The Young Men's Mon. ll-8dZirlL ‘ ,_____. _1-e___.. ____

To be sold at Public Ailc‘iotf ill

front of the Court House Building in Suiiiniersidc in Prince County il Prince lidward Island on Thurmlay the eighteenth dziy of November A. I). 1909 at the hour of twelve o'clock noon, under and by virtue of a power of sale contained in an indenture of Mortgage bearing date the twenty ninth day of No\'elhb_-t' A. 1). ii-693 and tnadebctweeh jafucs T. Milligan and Mary Ellen -Milli~ gan his wife of the one partand one Iohn A. Sharp of the other part and' duly assigned to thc undersigned.

All that tract piece and parcel of

land and premises situate lying and being on Lot Eleven in Prince County aforesaid bounded and des- scribctl as follows that is to siy1On the north by I"rcderick‘.~; Cove on the West by Robert Ramsay'_s land, on thc south byArcliiba‘d R-<lmsay's land and Aim Hoylcs laiitl and on the east by nrchiliald Ramsay s land containing seventy' five acres' of land at little more or less.

Also all that other tract of land

on t,ot Lllcveii aforesaid bounded and described as follows-lioriridcéi on the cast by the Bnrlriit' Pond, on the south by Archibilrl Ram.s'ay‘s land, on the west by vacant lam-l and on the North by land owned hy john Olavvar containing $ixtv~five acres of land :i little more or less.

Also all that tract of land sitiiate

on Lot Eleven in Prince County aforesaid bounded and described as follows that is to-say.

Bounded on the northeast by

thc Narrows and fronting tlizre on .in the southeast by james Biilgefis land and vacant land, on the south-` .vest by ,vacant land and on the northwest by latld fomerly owlell by Philip Gain coutaiiiirig one hundred and fifty acres of land a sitiiate lying and being on Lot Eleven aforesaid bounded as foi laws-Bounded on ~the north lvy the iishing establishnieut of R-all eit A. Clark, on the east by the- gulf shore, on the south by the satidhills property in possession of james Kilbridc and our the \\Tt.i_`:'t by the waters of the llay containing one hundred acres of land a litt e more or less.

Also all that tract of land sltttare

on Lot Eleven aforesaid liotintled and describzd as folloivs, commeic- ing at thc old lin: bt-tween Arch- bald Ramsay’s land and said James l‘nomn.~a Millig:m'.~' fr-rrn mi £50 Scttlcme-tit Road lending fo- the little Channel running in Var. e -sterl ly direction along said Road -Al. tne Iirmk or small ltivulvt, from thence Northwestcrly until it strikes the Spring onthe origina line between Archibald Rams`aj"s land and the said james Thcmis \Iilligan's land, thence riiiiiiig along said origin'-il . lllc until it meets with the place of coninieiiccmenl forming it jib coll- taing one and three quarter acres of land a little more or less.

For further particulars apply to

the office of Albert C. Saunders Barrister etc. Suimu-crside.

I)atcd this fifteenth day of

October /\. Il. loot).

_iumes Edgar Milligan,

.\ssigncc of Mortgage.

to ~i-idtuui

fxbll-l»`.l-».:'~‘_;¥

i7».-;;-;rY.\.I»r~:§ i

EUREKA UNDERWEAR

Ie madi- of ALI. Nova Scotia Wool-and It is ihv only liiod that. is. Nova Scotia \Voo\ l<l\\‘ bcsl wool for making '.val'in underwear. '1`liat's the refasou why Eureka Un- derivear is so warm, so soft, and so strong. ibat's what gives it such sturdy wearing qu:tliiies.-

liureka lffirlcrivtwlr is absolutely

tltisliriiikable. if ytvu prtiw it oll1¢.f' wise vour money will bu vtflindeel.

For men, in-liezlvy wt-lglilti al

medium prices

Ask your dealer to show you the

Eureka Yiiderivear.

NOVA SCOTIA KNITTING MILLS.. Lid.. Eureka. Nova Scotia.

Miflfraiik T.Watlds

(0rg\ni|t Si. James' Churelll

's open to receive pupils in Organ, Piano, \'oice Culture and Theory.

“imitated tut never Equallr-d"

\'es ,

OUR TOBACCO

Leads :ill others ilave you tried lt yet?

lficlte & Nicholson Tobacco Co Ltd

_ Applications as to terms etc. should be made in writ-

ing to p `

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