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A _ rn. mall mul an-inc atloaola-t aint. L B-0- Pf°\"° 19.** 1°**°“l°¥f°\'¥°'°“°,‘i~ Coat; ' I f ‘Ceara
 _ ir V Y - Tha Northumberland "rind A. A. Islam, I. P., leaveatodayfor ~ ` .
'  ,lost evening. H' 7.10 Ottawa.   
Important
The letter oarrlara atlart on their rounds  JW" 9|“"°f» °| ml' '"7' ‘nd d‘“5l'l'°"|
: _ , e :F _ni i till. mal-lllllll ai swarm. uma Pan can rvwrlwd WIS# -l°l\l ,
/_4 _ ,
y _. Q; Samples-smart new
 `\ styles light up t'o the hour’
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lj' whose coats, sltirts and cos-
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0 //' l\. \\\ tnines are universally con-
/lf \ \ \\_ ceded to be the most up-tc-date
,f _ l and best ti'tin .
[| \  /\ A _ E
elegantly tailored by the most
expert concern in Canada,
. “Northway & Son”
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Toronto, `
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Worth to $5 75
On ‘sale this morning at o a.m, and as tha range of
sizes is somewhat lirnltefl intending purchasers would
do wisely to be on hand early.
c is 5
“ ¢ Fur Coats at Half !
0 ir remarkable oiierlrg llf - line far coats at half
p=if'e" is creating a grellr'serlallio=l »nl..llghnut town
. and country. _ ; _ _ I
: Never before. so' far ts' we call clnember, has so
good an opportunity been oilerall rl.. ,lhe | urchase oi
so useiul a garment.
The sale started with sixty l-oats. Many have
been said, but there is still good choosing-~ f you are
prompt.
With only a few exceptions tllecnatv are new and stylish'
hnve full, large. atvllslr sleeves. are - elegantly lined vifh
heavy eatin. Every garment is malte of whole a‘zc, saircwd
lhiua. Some- are trimmed tn Floretta atvls with collar as-i
revere ot aa'-ie. W
$49 Cotilffbr' $20 $50 COA!! for $40
$60 cggfg f0r$§O $|00 C08!! fOl‘ $50
. The Grace and Beauty
OF THE
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Fur-lined Coat
Grace and heauly.warmth and comfort,such combinations
are rare, 1'
._ ¢ h become so popu ar.
Iyiinlyfgwftpztir shvsofgddiliillycelliccedrfni season with our
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fur linen garments because
- our styles are smarteh
Garments at bisidillgs and collars choicer.
More fur-lined costa ill" "\°
k linings of Hein-
Smart styles ln navy, greenuand blac . k O ,mul
l-ier.L0c.aod rat,coliars and reve.et of Labrador in n , l
minil. and Alaska sable _ 8 'oo' suaoo
s4s,5<».srs-<»<>. ¢66~°<>. s1s-°°- #Sf °°~ t 1
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Bishop McDonald ha; saturn.; to gm, :Senator McDonald leaves tbla morning J _
.|.w.cal-rauw allc.r.a. G. sun, man- '°'"' “°°°°°°'
gnc, were in this Oity yeatarday ' “ill Uiill K0"-Y Ch'“'|°"°V"'° 1°"
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 e The Brant has taken to Bonrta thesccond l Junta” M I 'hu mb" hmm” nn' F'
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government lliaboat for this Province. :C 'ny' own”
Thslreat auction furniture sale of John 3 ' . '
or  l Nawaon'a will he continued in the old ;;::°:gn;`;_°n‘"."' “_ lr hd. In
--_i strand may ”
be obtained from the cfiicsra of the society
and will be on sale at their tea Thursda
December bth.
Last evening Rev. G. R. \Vhl*e gave
very Interesting address on God in Bus
ncaa. It was replete with good advice an
incidents of remarkable cases of halo in
tlmaa of pressing need, when businaaa
s
. address-will please give the number
‘ l \» ~ 0 , lm r.l.r.uu ml aaraaviaa a “Gr W- "~ 5“""' 'f ‘W °"°’ "“
 l . ‘ large barrel ut chglce vsgatablaa sell: by '"“"° ‘ I"_""" "1" 54"" "7 tl”
I r S Ruben nam, uma nmeqlla. -“°""'°“‘ 5*““"‘"" ~
' ~ ' -3 l Joseph Mahar was fined U4 or15 days 5°\‘Ri- M“.i°!' Di"-l°l|’|l n» C- R-l FNd°l'.'
I and Bernard Murphy Stior Hldayc, at the UWB- N» B-l il IU "N QUGW- H9 il
City Poll,” ug,"-r, ,~,,;,,~,1,\, 10,- drunken. recruiting men for the permanent force of
near, Canada.
John andEDouoetts,0ysur Bed Bridgai MII Killlbtll 005311. Ki SUOWUI III
I l-atlll-aaa saturday aight rl-cm cleveland Mu Richards of B~\\kh°~d.AIta. are tile
J Ohio, where they have been located sin e RUN!! 0! MP0 Wlllwi Ltlllh ill (Jw
, 1"; "mtg,-_ Hotalbsnox.
T G Every. once r.laldsnt,hsre, albmthel- The lecture Thursday evening ln lint
in-law of Capt Wm McLaren of Gao;-ga. Methodist church by J. E. B. MeCrcady,
town, was asvorely hurt by being run into Wi" 5° °‘l°°“*|V° ll d |l\5"`¢l"°K~ EWU
by g gnu, .5 R,,,,|,|||,' ug", ,,,,,,,||,_ jpsrson should mako it n point to be pn-
Pairons who are unable to get the um" ‘
ll Guardian by telephone after six c’clook T'°k'“ f°' ZW" Chun” i°‘ I" llflidl
ln gh, .,,m;,,H_ .nd who hu, "W, anon aala and can be obtained from the oiil
_ other business for the next issue, are re- '"5 'nd “'mb°" °‘ "I" 5°°l°'7° T9*
qmmed to ,hm Nb 1% will be served from5c'elock in the avail-
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Lola of people are getting all their job
printing done quickly and neatly ar, |,h|,, Theodore Rosa will address a meeting f
cliice. Orders left with F. R. Newsom or t‘h°-L°"' 49 “nd 50 F°"m"" I'"‘m“l° ‘-
F his assistant at the subscription counter Mm"°" H°“! Th“"d°7 °'f“i°‘i' N"
,,,||| hav, prompt ,m,,,,_i°n_ amber 28 at 7,0 clock. Subjaot;, The Daily
_ - / D. P. Lsallarli at Patlalmprlla, ll ia tail hdnmy'
 »' ’ Province looking after the smelt industry G“°"d'“ °h°“° "mn 'N N°'l33 ”°"°
~ l ` - il the interests of Cnaascbro Bros., New 1923 s“b°°"|pl‘t°““5 1323 Ad'°"‘|°|"F'
. York He "nom, um prloes “od but th. Patrons will aavc their own time and
$4  ,,,m,|,'|, fu. ,hon at the d,mmd_ that oi the Guardian allot! by asking fol-
ths above numbers only.
A ver! pretty souvenir of Zion Church _ ‘
O has been prepared byJ A S Bayer pg,,,,,,_._ The dust entitled Beautiful Isla was
grapher. This would bca moat approprl- '"7 ‘°°°P“bl7 "“d°r°d b’ W‘J' u°`
, _ _ X m f fi d I th I Eachern Mt; Albion, and Hrs. J. D.
Tweed sklrtsi bililk 8il|i'iB xiizrrcblfltltlhbme arid alrsdmadtl UTM; cos: J°°““°\’ v°"°“ RW" Brian' |“ we
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n were aided by divine Prcvifenco. A
vote of thanks was mavsd by R. H. Jan
I klna and seconded by G, H. Taylor.
The Guardian news oiiioe closes ia
twsl
Q’ iamilv around her, consisting oi Ive solis
vs midnight Saturday and docs
P
not ` open sgnln uhtll midnight
Sunday. In tba meantime any
news items, duly signed by the writer
and dropped inthe letter box in The
Guardian main entrance door, will have
l rcmpt attention when oiiice opens.
Owing to the aaorlaonsamennleftila
and expense necessary ia hook keeping
and making out small accounts as well sa
mailing and collecting samo,Tha Guardian
has decided that in future all ordinary
amounts under one dollar will be accent-
ed on acasb in advance basis and ton par
nent discount givsn, except. to those who
have angular advertising acchont who
will still have the privilege of monthly
or-edits
r Thirty-three dollars and ton santa were
received iaat. week fer Llmerloha and but
l38dist.rlbur.ed in prius. The halanes of
ten cents will go into tha prize fund
for this weak. Yesterday eoupona were
received :from the following:
lilac B 0 Icbcaaid, Kingston (for
laeiwask, but too lah and slay aaad
aoupaa for this weak wtlheat hashw*
remittance.)
i B 0. Oity,
‘ H R Holi, Koroli.
Mia
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dal
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n R r~, City.
R 0 Frealown.
The sale held annually by the lsdiea,ot
Sr. Pe'al’s congregation, will take place
Pets
'th is
` those
K A A. City.
F C, Olty (2),
M B, City.
M B, City.
a J J, City.
t Wednesday week Deo. ith in St.
r'a schcolroom. As the ladies cf this
congregation are famous for their
successful iaaa, it ia only in the
order of things to expect that
this one will prove no exception.
`ltiatobe Re W
a d. nite and Blue tea this
e, and apart fl-.lm the plcturaaquan-
uf the general effs.-c, which will be
worth paying admission to are, will prr-
t many newand attractive faatulel.
There will be the usual complement oi
fancy tables. book t\hlc~,apron bootlra,atc,
and li is certain that. a sale and tea at
aeaaon, in timely preparation for
Christmas, will be a great assistance to
who deairs dainty and aultabls
‘ Christmas gifts. Particulars 'will appca
r
ly in the Guardian until the day of
aala.
Hhewanannwnanaaa
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6/Se
Delicicusnesa
of our cake aanuot be aurpaea-
ed. You want something nies
for that little gar\1.Tllen order
some ofonr S LTANll or NUT
or F I UIT cake.
Just what you want
D. STEWART.
R li Bakery
Bachereheet Dread
Telephone air.
mnnnhunlsluanbln
l PURE OLIVE OIL
Misa! F Duchamln Charl~tt'e‘own'
Cherry Valley Methodist Church Sunday
alt-ernoon. ~
v City subscribers sanding in changes of
,and stun: at aid rsaldsaco ae well as new.
The carriers' liata have all been revinad
d aglos with the naw nutnbrrs. This
will avoid delays and trouble.
Mrs David Birt, widow of the late David
Blrt, hold her 78 anniversary on Nov 22nd ,
last. She lsihaie and hearty with all her
and five daughteri, also fifty grand
children. There was a supper and ev¢r_.`~
body hadl a good time.
Wallaao and Mrs. Drake, Mill Vlsw,
,entertained a number of their rriendv at a
social dance recently. Supper was served
in liira. Drake's boat style, and after
doing ample ,justicsto it the guests
returned to their holes at the was ana'
hours, tbaroughly pleased with their
entertainment
DANGER IN CORN SALVES.
They usually contain ao’ds and barn the
iisah. The one safe cure in liquid form la
Putnam‘a Painless Corn Brtrraotor, which
ia purely vegstabll, oanaes no gain and
cures in one ay. Doa'c forget t s name
-“Putnnm's."
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Photos
of the Late ,
Rev. Wm, Dobson
issued under the aus-
pices of the Ladies' Aid
Society of the First Metho-
dist Church,-procecds in
aid of the new Sunday
School.
NOW ON SALE.
Prices 25 and 40 cents.
 1<»@i
l Bai'ton'& Guestier’s
French Olive Oil re-
presents the fi n e s t
grade that is imported
to this country-‘-It is
rich, nutritious, extre-
mely delicate in flavor
and very highly refin-
ed - We recommend
it to'those'in need of _a
strictly pure olive oil
for medicinal or table
use. ~\
Put up in bottles 30
cents and 50 cents.
illuullltlllyllllll
' e Two aes
DRUGGISTS.
  Fur-lined coats--the winter  
coats in black b aver
llvlvn the s d_< seams back
sable c lla awll re»eer.~.
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good value at
Sotnith'ng vt-ry reasonable ill fllr lined
Anothe. one in best quality of Black
l l roadcloth, has box pleat frown the centre '
` '.-eam of bac‘<. nlustr mt. lining has Viarmo.
lollar uni reveers, is all exceptions ly
,_ ,
C011.
W¢£kv
clo ll strapping;
andiront Ohio
$42-00
A nice ‘navy
$65/')0
h Yspecisl style, co‘ouriug of fur combination not carried in stock, we shall be de*
V llxllted to procure tor you by special order to the factory. And bear in mind that _
V this tactory is turning out work that is not equalled by anvother fur coat mairelin '
é lilo Domliron. So good is all lhei“ work that we feel confilent in saying that l f at any
. time you see on the slrr-et a lady wearing a fur lined garment iliit looks su. e ior to the
, nnzlnvry .sort---in practlca.l‘y everv case you wi I find th t we have snppi d ir. fllr- -
ments made Iosp cial mea~u'e will be delivered in about two weeks.
story-“The ocat arrived last
in every way and just as ordered. '-
I thank you very, much.” This
testimonial was entirely unsolicited
and we want to rem’ni you that
we can till you'r` order with the
same value as delighted her. Fol-
lowing are n few sample offezlngs
in ful lined coats-
Another one comes in a rlth shade of
brown broad cloth with box pieat down
centre back seam. musk rat lining. to
Alaska S°ble|coilar and reveers-
vith stmppings of cloth, Hamster lining
Alaska sable collar andlrevfers
entsapprovedbyiashion,
FEW DAYS ago we received
a letter ircm a lady in the .
North West to whom we ind
sent one of our splendid fur-lined
aa.. ann.-_,uw aa~a.»..s»t»a~..._.-...tm-:.as........... ...»... -_<.-...,»..¢-a.¢~,.~.»»~»l<-»a.- - 4
Let. her own words tell the
lt is perfectly satisfactory
J.
-..- .a s~.~._~»_~.¢~..e=...~
$75-00
bllle b nadcloth trimmed
$20.00 l
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_  We are tnlrimz orders at verv much lower prices than 
- most l~ou~ts expect for garments in thl~ rolt- n I rt
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, saving we iino that no honae ill the Dominion is ante to more 
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5 Prices lower prices than we qualltv considered
~»r..~..».. wt . -lr \ ..a....»- st.
Buyers. _
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  Ladies Wear Counter
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‘I ZhS itin in Bi ck Brown line Red and Green. Pop! as lu
B|.c=“;;‘S,;, ;¢d,‘l3rovEr: and blavyalao Bbnriettas, Cashmcres, Bergen, Cileviota
.nd hie|¢°m_ Undgnvgar, (The Watson Brand) Hose. Suspenders, rlovea, Laces
Ribbons, Side Combs, Back Combs, Toilet Combs.Halr Brushes.C othes Brushes
Low Prices on Everything
Mcu’s Wear Counter T
ds, Oxford tweeds, Moncton tweeds, Scotch tweede", Canadian
i\'a Pant ing, Ton Shirts. Linders. Drawsra White Shirts, Regatta
gl: shlr ts, Collars, Cuffs, Ties, Braces. ,
Low Prices on Everything
give 35c per lb for wool in X Change.
Wa sell Staniields Underwear. 3
C. TURNER & C0.,
_ The Low Price Store.
Snunvside. Charlottetown
CCINATION N01 ICE
n accordance with the provi-
s of .the “Vaccination Act,
6,” the Superintendent of Vac-
tlon for Charlottetown will be
he office of the undersigned,
Kent Street, on
dneday and Saturday
ln 1.30 to 3.30 p. m. and 6 50
tn 9 p. rn.
Law requires that all nn.
vaccinated persons of the age of
three months or u wards, must be
preae
under
The
nt to be vacc nated children
gwalve years of ace lo be
brought by one of their parents or
their guardian
The charge for vaccination will
be twenty five cents for each per
son to be paid at the time of auch
ation
rsorl faillng or neglecting to at
bring his or hor young chlldrerl,
vaccln
,Any
tend. 0|'
at the above tlmo and place will he
subject f
tothe tinasanrl penalties of th
rrnyot-iivso , n
ealth ()fi`l
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vaccination Act N M
H cer,
Su rintsndent of Vaccination.
ll aidttatt' Dated this l4th day Nov l9o7
S. D0 Y LE
Vetafinlfv Sursaon
Graduate Ontario Veterinary Oollegs
A DDRE89 Revere Hotel. Ch’town.
toms a la-rnllsotl.K t.
Eulas a Marborlaun
Matlilcsoii tt Mcliollald
. mawgel
CONSIG-N MENTS SOLIC [TED
Good Prices and Prompt Returns
Guaranteed
R. P. Stevenson
Wholesale Commission Merchan
Wlllrnsv Plan- Svonsv. C.B.
ri-ldtuirflm
in
New lillnkilllice' Depot
P. E- rellmfnroduce
llonsignmanl
Prompt Returns
Address W.J. Martin Agent
(Late of Martin Bros.)
Clift’s Cove, St. ]ohn's.
Newfoundland
r-rodttstlDec3rpd
G I O. S. I Bl' ll .L .ll
lavrlatar and Attorney.
Solicitor for the Uanadiaa Bank of (lomirsme.
raonN"'i'S'°l'.oa
. nanarvrnna. ltollrcnons
Notaries Public etc.
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'Ftrs/.lv alaruvlvalt,
5i»'i~'i»'¥‘§l°&"l'cil'fa't§"a1v‘iil
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An Autumn Forecast
The only basis on which to
Predict the future is the remrd
°f the va-1. ra the light of
that rerfnrmance, alld bearing
in mind the reputation oi the
parties concerned,it is safe to
orecast that all who buy their
fail suits and overcoat: from
na have perfect satis-
faction and also are an to the
top notch in style. Oar goods _
are up-to-date and pri cea right
Mclinnaill & Perry.
The Nohby Tailors,
Gt. George St,
\AI\a\¢\f\ a¢\f\¢\/\l\¢` `A¢\,p"¢\p
Tenders
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Sealed tenders will be received by
the undersigned up to noon of the
19th November instant for the erection
and completion of a new Parochial
House fcr St. Genrge’s parish Lot 55 iii
King’s County, according to plana and
ap¢ciEcatioua whicll may be seen at thc
office of C. Ii. Chappell, Faq, Architect,
Charlottetown. an with the under-
signed at St. George’a.
The lowest or any tender not uecea-
sarily accepted. _
D. J. G. MCDONALD, P- P.
St. Gcorge’a,Klug's Co.
November 6th. 'gl-7’
7 lttt mirfripd. '
HERRING
We have 75 half Bbls Her
ring which we want to sie
quiclrlv. Quality guaran
teed-
JAS. KELLY & (.0
FIRE |lSllillliIll‘.
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For rates in the PIE island Mutual Fira
insurance Com nlsa on lgsrm Bniviinga
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