'run GUARDIAN. cnaailirzrarowu. rRliic”i5"anivaii`i>'lisi.Xni$.2s, woo. _ ,. .~ _ -j

.___ _ _ ___ ._.__._.._._ ,_ ` _,se _

Piles

‘ur 6hase’s Ointment. l nine modesty and fear of the su ,tn imire rrevsr-I m°S¢ people fro. ‘waxing to their physicians for a cu

piles.

Nr, robbed ot their rest and sleep b

terrible itching. when they coui

chases Oititment

'wr of Stear boats. “WHS at 246 blla

lifter f-H5118 almost all remedies i _‘vain I oegnri the use ot Dr. Chase

ioiiitinent. which entirely cured ine. anno( speak too highly of lt. I hav

recommended it to several friends, :ill gfvhom have been cured by its use." Dr, Chnees Ointment is recognized yy physicians. drugglsts. and the nub- ||¢ in general as the only absolute cure

for iles- G0 cent! a D01. at all deale

p . _ .

or Edmanson, Bates and Co., Tc;-qna

HOLD FAST

Gillis

If you have 1 prescription to be prepared bring it here. We`ll compound it occur. ntely from the purest drugs, Our prices are reasonable.

HUGHES l:':.`§`~;°;.:;

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For 9 Years

fun inspector of Steamboat; Cure

2'-

'll ro

peentireiy cured by a single box of Dr

l nr. O. P. St. .Iohn,_Domlnion lnspee.

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meet, ‘l.`.>i-onto. states;-“I suffer-e 1°; nine yeais from itching piles, n time! being unable to rest on accaun

“my people suffer on year atte

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of the annc-5'21hC@ caused by thgm_

My! What a

Thats what_we often hear from people coming into our store. when our BAKING is being taken in from the oven. Xou would say the same thing it you were here -you would do as they did, buy some of it. Just as nice as the BEST hon

1-.ierything fresh lfaked this afternoon.

Telephone 98. D. STEWART

Eclipse Bakery. Bakes Best Bread,

FT _ _ _ -

Nice Smell. .,

<Lale of london, llospiiall

Eye. Ear. hose and Throat.

Hours, 9.30-1, 2-4. Eyes tested and ii;tod with gl. ues. Tu, Fri &w.

and Province.

m-_...

is at Lovl cr Monta 10 di duce.

ANY ¥<>1'Son'ha\ in two or three rooms

s Axvv boy or girl win: a fair education I and well recommended, who desires per- Bancxlm,-of Charlottetown, and e

m3”¢°f» €IDD\°3‘mont should apply at this odice at once. i

' Anvnnrrsnltsareagainhsked to remem ber that all must _be handed in no later than chop. ln. e`Uuh`day, to

the return of the troops. Many' are of opinion that aspec’al train Tshould leave _Tignish in time to reach Charlottetown during the afternoon, returning at the ,conclusion of the celebration. Passengers from the east can reach the city by the

regular af_t_ernoon train from the east.

The many young Charlottetown friends of Miss Kathleen Canning, will be pleased to hear that sho has wonla scholarship of ten pounds ($50) for music, presented by the Princess Maud, to the Royal Naval i School, London, for the highest average marks in Pianoforte throughout the year. Sir Walter Parrot was the Examiner, MissKath_leen,though only fourteen years of age, was also sent up to the Royal Col- ilege of Music for a Local Centre Theory and Piano Examination both of which she passed most creditably. Our little friend is a grand-daughter of Mrs. Edward Palmer, Queen Street. -

A SYDXEY despatch 19th says!-The

two-twenty-dve race postponed from yes- terday was finished at the Driving Park this afternoon. Guy J. succeeded in win- ning first money after three close heats. The track was heavy and a strong wind

time slow. Youngheart. after scoring four times, was Withdrawn on account of “ ickness. Tansy won first heat in 2.32%;

C Q _ _

IM-d¢-yOu kiww what that iS Guy J. the last two and race in 2.31 and lille' . ~ ~ 2,342. Bonnie F. captured second place in

the last heat and third money.

The owners of Lina Belle and Ferron

decided today to hold a. match race at Amherst next \Vednesday. Guy J. and Wanen Guy arealso entered and the race will be for four hundred dollars, one hundred upon each horse.

I THE BOUNDARY LIXB

H . _ -.' - __ ef -ai .- _»‘BL-gween comfort and diSC0¥I1f0ff» 5? °ffen

'very slight Have you rheumai.lSm 01'

l _- _ ' 5 neuralgia? or are you avsufferer fi pm obs ; cure nervous pains? VN hy suffer OHSEF-

g You can purchase for` 10 cents a bobble Of that king of pain-Poiscn s Nerv_il H16-0I‘

' A | I I vou can get a large bottle for do UGCHDS

_ It cures promptly. It is sure, pleasat iP20°_

l take, and never fails to cure all kind0-S I ain. Don't wait an hour, but send t

- 'suv drug store and get a trial bottle

l _ _ __ _ iherviline. the sure pain cure.

0 EY Sllllli ALE

EEZ; “RT co.

lt will pav every customer to inspect our Furs _b‘°f°T° buying- we

Will not be' undersnld by Vany |'\0\lS€ in U16 fl‘&.d¢. cook so much as a X

Oni- special Ladieg Fnr”C.)at at $17 is is wonder. _ spoiled batch of bread, or a - Ask to see our Astrachan Jacket at $2U.75. _E"'¢Y.V *km 8“°"`°“t°°d lot of heavy hard pastry. .__-_ Ladies’ Bla.-ek and Colored Beaver Cioih Fur Lined Copfs at $14 are _,lr Poor Flour is often the -#gy

U16 best value in the Caty. s ' _ . itll cause' Y,°u mm ° make gwd

Very stylish B1a¢k B,-0¢3d¢ Cloth, Fur Lined _Opposun-, trimmed at __/Vi’ Bread with Flour. We ____s

$1750 is a wi,m,,._ A V sell you Flour that is guar.

MMS Fm, Cam, at $10. $11 5()_ $21 and up. ~_il;_‘ _ antecd, Flour that will make Best. quality of Coon always in stock. ` _ _ d light; 50_ft'»3W055 bwldi Flflul'

We also carry a beautiful line of Collars, Coilarettes. RuE=, Ties _an `-.;\_l__ that will make iinc. ~crisp,‘ _*_ eeilin an riees that-cannot be dpplicaied 0° 51° 1311115- if pslatiable pastry. We have .,;,~_-_'

lVe guagrantge eve1'y__il__3n _&8d_5V¢lfY_"rP‘i°.é° ' ' digergnt _gmdes at. difelens,-if _

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d _ dents A'Everywh¢re. _ _lumber for A.Poole and Co., Lowe

o pea

\lTH!_£ exterior woz;k}upon the annexf-t Y- e Asylum is nearing competition. P0l"i50n oflihe roof is now in position.

By Reporters and gspon. _ Tull Schooner” Florence May arrived in

G°°1`8`€t0Wn yesterday with a cargo of

Montague <. r - ` ~ » '-

THE Sohoon`!r'Rest¢n has been loaded.

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AMTEMOPLEISURE. l i . . __ » -__ _ _ #1--,ee 1 . __. _,_ ,

____ ' r' T 5 ‘ - f _'L:iP_§0I_H-'l_s1eQ,ting of _Alpha Rebecka

. . _ U0 bb B . ’ .

TM price of toil took _the elevator when '_ _______ ber gfensziifttetig °°1°<=k HWY? mv”

"M up but it will leisurely walk down ‘ L _ -'° ` ' '-' f

°P'

ir _ ~ _ _ . ms* N°WS vf UIC City i:~f..t.”;§:.;;f’.‘f.':; ;‘;;.f:;.. I ` . Mrs. Rutherford ist s lr.

'M " Scfotuia in the blood shows itself sooner

he ._ _ m- or later in avvellin ,sores, eruptions. But

` H00d'S Sarsaparllfa completely cures it-

THE Electra called at Montague yes-

. liérday taking away the following asa

part of her cargo: 29 carcasses of pork Slllllped by Messrs. W. A.Poole and Co.,

2 for ~the Halifax market. Mr. Michael

Mahar also shipped four hc rses.

, YESTERDAY a gentleman informed THE Giuannun that the interest in the elec- tion is to some extent detracted from by

t the anxiety felt by a large number of

farmers rogarding their crops. In the western part of the province a large quan-

T S. S. I-I ' - - ' » ' '

moiiuling. alifax is due at 40 clock this for the Nemfoundland market with th

- f°l10winiz on-go;1,coo bushels potatoes _

THE Schooner Cambridge,Capt;iin Inni5_ 100 blwhels QMS. bushels of hlrnlps. ilatnaged.

r ' ‘ Eu* 0- 'DR with Pro- THE generalnnnual meeting of the

0_1 my Of Rraln is yet in stock; It is under- , .stood that the potato crop will be greatly

Ynsrisnnar the (work of landing the

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nsuxe insertion iollowing morning. ` - 0-li 3-m.‘5‘f1t,._ - . i-o T- oeesiofe. _oi me

A meeting of Prince Edward Lodge of _ N rwusudtp be Fuse” wgm-at :_

S, 0. E. Will be held folkigli. LOGQI *‘»il1e~kr’e-in is asked to meet .with PINGO dwardili lgiieséot _- dy consider the turning out to receive ” Q1;-‘ivI'-‘.f_~~fa'!‘ 1;* ~ '

turning troops. ` A’ f* - ' _

Ynsrnnnav the men in the P. E. Island

Ir has been suggested that the I Railway Work; ‘,u,°_ .natmtd .ich

Railway issue reduced fares on_the_day of* wages had been increase; __ E»_Qm__”¢§;°n

on last night of meeting. They were

blowing up the home stretch made the

REGULAR meeting of Lodge Prince Edward (R R- D¢gree) will be held to night, at 8

_ ‘ E ` C _ > 2 to rent in aicentral part of the city should` 0 clock. The-members of Lodge Eton are

apply at this otllce at once. . #cordially invited to be present to discuss

reports of Reception Committee.

Miss Donkin, of »Truro, are spending a few days in the city, the guests of Mr.

and Mrs. J .J . lfoalnenzie. They retgmi-'tio Mount`A“Ili.~ion Ladies’ College on-Monday;

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men have also received an increase. The P. E. LR. will supply Mr. Haiiéy with two locomotives and forty~fiv`e platforinf cars. ' i

True omoeee 'or centennial Division Cavendish, were installed by the deputy

follows : W. P., Neil Simpson; W. A Lottie Simpson; R. S., L. M. Montgomery; A. R. S., Wilbur Clark;F. S., Roger Simp- son; Tres., C.F. Simpson; Chap., Howard Simpson; Con., Maggie Clark; A. C., Artie McNeill; I. S., John Hillman; 0. S., Angus McKenzie.

Ynsrnnnav Tm-: GUARDIAN was shown

by Mr. L. W. Cook two medals. On one side are the shields of the seven provinces of the Dominion. Ina panel in the centre are the words “Canada congratulates her Queen." On the reverse side is the hero in khaki being received by the Queen of the home. The reverse side _of the second medal containsthe formof a soldier with maple leaf pattern. Both are pretty souvenirs and `are well worththé price (29 cents) asked for them; _ g

.An interesting event took place in the

Church of 0u1°La.dy of Snows, ' Campbell; ton, on Monday evening, Oct. Sth. ` at 8 o`clock, when Mr. John Harquail, .of the drm of J. 8: D. A. Harquail, ' was married to Miss Robertine, second daugh- ter of Dr. V. J. A. Venner. The bride’s present from the groom wasabeautiful gold watch and chain, and from the bridesmaid a pearl brooch. The happy pair left on the Maritime express for P. E. Island, St, John and Montreal. Mr. and Mrs. Harquail will take up their resi- dence in the building recently erected by Miss Glover, Queen street. _

Miss E. BLANCHE Loivcsnn, formerly

of Belfast, and Mr. Clifton Fletcher of Boston, were married on St. Luke’s Day at the residence of Mr. F. Hodgkiiis. A goodly number of friends and relatives of the _happy couple witnessed the event, and the presents were numerous 'and valuable. Among these were some ex- cellent articles of silver, a handsome specimen of Japanese manufacture and a cheque for a hundred dollars from the business firm in Berlin, Germany. which Mr. Fletcher represéhts. The marriage ceremony was according to the beautiful and impressive service of=~the Episcopal

A Church, the oiliciating minister being the

Rev. Mr. Leavitt, while the solemn words “Those whom God hath joined, etc.” and the blessing of t-he church, were pronounced by the Rev. T. F, West, B.A., a -visiting Anglican Priest from Canada, and brother-in-law -of the bride. Mrs.

Robt. Longard, Esq., of 'I-lelfast, and he

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This signature is on every box of the genuine

urs! Furs! Furs!

N/vVsNVAnA NOTHING -1- e- .

Laxative Bromo-Quinine_ra1>1ef=

thor_emodythatcnzol.aooldinono¢i\1

»/,_§ /-» 5 l -l » -*_‘;~ 3,/$‘d h, §/ ’ _`_f`__//,_ Qs/

_,Q -prices but all gua-ranteed,

1.`

‘if

Fletcher is _the youngest daughter f

future home will be in Linden St.,Al.lston `

Mass. ' __ ' ,_ ff 5

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_ 3,. Try the _negt barrel here andj beeeueaed-.

__ Charlftbfwwlf ~Y°‘1flf-I MCIYS Chl'iSti8.n_ _,two new engines brought over by the

Bovs Bniaanrz-Every member of Ng 2 x Association willtake place in the pnrlors___Hi1lsboro for the P. E. I. H. was pro-

Co. (Methodist) Bnys Brigade is requested of the Y. M. C A. on Tuesdaynight-,S Oct. to meet for drill at 4.30 sharp this .wth next °t'8d°l°°k~ _ A afternoon. ' ` . . '

fsecuted with vigor. When the first _engine and the two tenders were landed ,the tide fell-and the work was delayed until the turn of the tide. The Hillsboro was detained at Picton nearly a week. waiting for fair weather. _ `

Os Saturday evening, owing to the

'electric , light being off, in the

western section of the City, candles were relied upon to 0. extent.. The little _daughter of Rev. G. P. Raymond accidentally placai the light too near the draperies ofthe window and an °gnition occurred. A citinempassing saw

e light and almost. atthe 'same mom-

” l. t Mr. Raymond saw'-the blaze. The Bro

§,__ff_»= quickly extinguished. In doing so,Mr. ~ C ' : mond cut and burned his hands quite I

severely.

Ynsrnnnav work was commenced upon

to Drill Shed by Messrs. Lowe Bros. I

fence has been torn away a.nd`mcn_

were atwork making excavations for the piem. The building will bamadeto line,- wiu. west street, the eaaitiqnai widen

fda éeeeem side sein; is reei..¢nei»e none

and 49'_feet at the rear. Twenty feet will be added tothe west side and 20`,feet to the;

’ -north end, making _the shed 128 feet wide

in the :ear with a. 92 feet front and a total

as 'length 'of 141 feet. If sudlcient men can

O, ‘P '

be secured the work will be completed this fall. At any rate the sections con- taining- the irmory will be the Brat completed.

J To cureacoldinone day.

”' Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.

Alidruggists refund the mongyif it fails to cure? 25c. E. W. Grove’s gnature is on each box. _

' ‘ ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.

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To the Officers _and members of Court Charlottetown Canadian Order of Foresters: ,Gnnrnnunn-I wish to express my. sin-T cere gratitude toyou for your kind at- tentionto my 'late husband during his illnessfand the sympathy shown during my recent bereavement. __ I_ wish also to thank you for t-he cheque for $1,000 in my favor,and the promptness in which you have rendered it less than three weekshaving elapsed since Ipsent forward the papers.

My ernest wish is that your order may

continue to prosper and be a blooming to the Widow and orphan.

Thanking you again for all your

kindness.

I am respectfully yours,

Nona WARREN.

LIQUOR AND DRINK HABIT

The Dixon Cure is taken at home with-

out the publicity and expimse of an in- stitute treatment. NQ YPODERMIC INJECTIONS, with their evil effect-°. It cures; not temporarily relieves, and the expense is much less than the institute treatment. It brace(-i the ncryes, tones the stomach and leaves the patient Sound in bodyand" mind. Guaranteed PERFECT- LY HARMLESS. Consultation and cor- respondence frce and confidential. Write for our book on Liquor and Drug Habits,

mailed frec in Qlézin envelope sealed. MR. DIXON, 81 illcocks, Street. Toron- to, Ont. _ »

J. D. McL°od 8;_Co., have

the new stock of Hasza.rd’s Brahmin Tea ' ji_i_st~ opened-» Leave your order arid have some sent up to the _hou`e.

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5* Try one can ofOak’~Brand Condensé

‘ 'l decide that it is

grocer for it. __ _. _ Y ei ._ " `:l2‘__'f--' --1

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cond §

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_ When you need aprescri -

tion Elled.

; We keep none but fresh

Drugs' and are exact;

preparing them. We insist on precision in

f _ _ weight, cxactness in

.measure andthe greatolll cure and accuracy in com pounding. _ _ ' ' As to the price. 101° *°

' love as it is p'0_€Sibl° fiih'

_;,...- icaeiiiessnelify-~ be e,gs~.'vs¢1er»`°H¢ vi- _‘1\¥=¥**¥ _ __ lend? __ __

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sf” »I~ ’ _

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The jacket that Hts costs no

doesn’c Br. The Jacket that its is the

Milk and you wil __ ___ _ better and cheaper thaxrz' cow. Ask yodr

,lr

i e ‘e ~~f"-if

_ inGer-many and in Canada su

' this _section of theearth .

_ `Niee_~Weight ' »-double b:easted, velvet

_ init. ` 755.75

" Roman Satin -lining, $4-,D70

Seal 'Brown Kersey Coat _

prettycollar of velvet with cloth applique, $5,'1_5

f This coat is Navy `also,‘ Brown Beaver Coat, dtted

front-, wide revere, cerise lining a very trim little Jacket, "

A very handsome German

/ made Coat, Light Fawn,--light

I ' blue lining, pearl»buttox°:s,h`.ncy i

stitching, $835 »

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Every Jacket in our stock was rigidly insprcted _._ living model before leaving thofactory The

`i stocltjn P. E. I., andifyou :body

our J acketg, you’ll -.know vreive thclovreet

Brown, » Navy r of Bleek seed Grey Bene: one,

. » Beaver Coats, Braid Trimming ,hm-¢, (21 yuan) "hd,

~ double breasted; f_$2_; _ ay from had hum nd

Rough cloth can veivet Mm gm

' C_ol1ar,._ ` _ $5.25 _*_* ’ H W

f ‘~ warmly lined. $5.45 Clot

Heavywsrm coat “'o6l- ' gi

'_ __ lar, brood revers, dodtlliegbrsut meh' . - ed, fancy buttons, warm lin- gm” immg.

Trim Black Curl Cloth vel- "

vet collar, pearl buttons, double 809° C35* lil! ill 91'!! bmeeea very. pi-my asia-ea Very deinby hole Cost

BM ,B,e\v¢l's

covemo bottom, stitching. pound

ilsNl-me

Hes Curl Cloth Conte

double breasted pearl purple Satin lining

Some ot~’°°’ “vires s.ro‘-

sio 9 ., .3 ,Q $14 so 5 5 $23 25, _ szT.~, ......, e e

'Wit & llltll

I The Busiest Store on Charlotoetown’~| Busiast Street.

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Much Satisfaction

From the contemplation of some art cle of Fgg-niiggfg

bought here long ago, perhaps Nc sign of decremtude in

A its sturdy frame, no loss of beauty on its relished surface,

if ordinary car.-c'ha_s been taken And we sell today the same kind we have always sold-thoroughly relfablo goods,

better in some respects, and cheaper too.

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Glovos,

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Underwear

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*¢'.

‘f`$}_‘~ ~

' (ful _ 6 _ _ ,___ ill? __ 1 ‘ _ .- _ T

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The Leading Fm. S§°,,_ Wholesale and Retail i _e e _ 5

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Weave Right Dplosgjto

i i A V A D - ~ In situation, brit;-onltlielmi-quaro tu*

1 with o‘|l!,§ue@-n';':} * MT' (LJ

'H1056 who have "nut_'yet:given;us a tri%j&§ad better do so, if they wal

. ,. , _ ._ Wavehmakerand Jeweler.

3,, Cor G»tGoorgo& GroItou8ll., "°"`

1°¥fs'@iii#=‘°~1.¢v=1v 32 1 ` L w.c e n

' lu » 1 1 V'-' Y Neff? v ,i n 'K d

_ __ A lltepairxng promptly attended to. A _

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