'rss Lnrmsr saws A I _ 'I,‘l-IE`CIAIA'RLO'I`TE'I'OWN GUARDIAN , 11-1351- DF Am,

J ' 1 ez: 1__ sep i ____ _ _

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IHE QUEENS COUNTY GUARl)IAN` _

head Offres -n New Piowse Block-Charlottetown l ' , . Bren 11. warns-.rumuure iieaaquarigri

Smith of Pownal siunt yesteiliy inl . ' _

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GEORGE CRESCEUS, OWNED BY FRANK BEALES, CITY. `

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All horsemen agree that George Grcsceus has proven himself to be,

as the American Horseman predicted, the_ greatest. and gnmiest son of the \v0rld’s champion trotting stallion Cresceus, 2.02}. In the great fl-Le. for-all trot at Halifax last weeli George Cresceus, one ol' the favorites,

The latest news, first oi all.

Miss Annie Boisner, West Royalty, has returned home after visiting at Wiltshire. .

Mrs. J. E. B. McCready, City, re- turned last evening from St. John.

Mrs, George Dillon, who grrived_

home last week with the remains of| her liushand, left yesterday on return! t0 Malden, Mass. '

Miss Florrie 'Fraiirci-, trained nurse, leaves this morning on return to _Pro\'idence, R. I., alter spending her holidays in her native City. ‘ .

Miss G. S. N-ewnon, Cornwall, aindi,

‘her friend, Miss Shaw of New York,` spent Sunday in ,Meadow Bank,-tlie iquestil of Miss I..n.ura and Russell Hyde.

this city. I

Rev. Jiacob Heaney, who will have

Kcomiieted four years as pastor of the Uarleton Methodist church next June, has accepted a call to the _First Methodist church in Charlotte- town. I-Ie will remain there a year,

made a splendid showing. Although unfit to st-art, as he was sick, he was even in f-our heats with the grrat King Arion, 2.172, until the fifth heat, and although he came in ahead was set -'hack for 1n~eaki,,g_ 5_1. though King Arion ran twenty yards to the - wire--being awarded one place better than George Cresceus. In all » the finishes Cresceus was never more than two lengths behind at the wire, All horsemen agreed that no other horse in Canada could have stood up to such B battle l}=¥l'd Dui? UD SU game £1 lifrht in his condition which showed his wonderful endurancc._ There is no doubt George Cresceus is one of the gnmcst race horses living today. The Halifax Herald, commenting on the races. Sta-tes: "O00 'of the favor-ites in the f1'ee~for-all trot was

___ FRANK BEALES, (`Il.»\RI.()"|"l‘ETO\VN. .

George Cresceus. Although not in riiclng condition, he put up a game iight and was always close to the wire at the finish. It will be remem- liercd that this horse won the two, tlirrc and four year old trots preced- ing years." The Halifax Chronicle stfitcs: "George Grescc-us raced Frank Power to the hack stretch and got his nose in front pushing his oppo- nent almost to n break. At thc half it was Uresceus, Power and Wal- ter H. Frank Power got by' Crescens on the hack stretch and Walter H. worked up second liutiell hack again. Crcsceus broke on the turn and Walter H. opened up again and merely got into second position at the wire." 1

George Cresccus was driven by Ilannie Steele, Summerside, and it is

only fair to his trainer to mention that (.lrcsceus was uu'~.ler his manage- ment only six short weeks before the races. The iiuardizin understands that Crcsceus will he under Mr. Ste-<~.le’s care until next ycar`s race meetings, when great things will bc expected of him.

' , } “Under the restorative eiiect ol

MONARCH BROADCLOTH is_Hughe’s Digestive 'l"<.'nic the nerve

the cloth that sets the paoe-- centres are stimulated, the blood

there is no other Monarch br acl | clotn except the line we offer- lt is not offered for sale in any store in P. E. l. except this one. The prloe is 1.75. No cloth so flood is sold for a lower nrioe. Moore 0. .v1cLeod. 10 7dtf`

purilied and rendered life giving, the di_L:cstive and assinniilutivc mechan- ism is put in working order, licnltliy ilcsh and tissues arc huilt up and the whole system re-vitalized and in- vigoratcd. 'l‘ry ii 25c bottle. Geo lil. Hughes, The l‘cople's Druggist.

when Dr. Flanders will assume charge lof the congregation. The Carleton ilvletlic/dist church has invited Rev. H. IE. Thomas, the pastor ol the first |Metl1odist church, Charlottetown, to isucceed Mr. Heaney, and he has ac- Ieepted. Rev, Mr. Thomas is a St. |Jol1n man who is re-giarded as one ot' |thc coming men in the Methodist church. He will he warmly welcomed lmck to the city.-St. John Tele- graph. ' -

l1l)I'lD M-INTU IS _

I’OI’ULAll IN INDIA.

L(lND(1N, uct. 8.-Reuters corres-

pondent at tiiinln says:

Lord ilrliuto will leave Simla on No-

vember 2, and willinstal thc Ma- linrjnli of Petiiila. Ile will then visit ,llan°1pur, Agra, Allaliahiid, nnxl Ben- nrcs, and will reach Calcutta on No- vember iz. `A farewell ball will be |_;i\'en in hon- or ol`_l.or;l and Lady Minto on Octo- l/cr 10, iind on the 14th His Excellcnvy will he entrrtziiiicd hy the United S¢i~- \ice l‘lub. The n1;inncr in which the Indian l’1`€SS llmlliciltlenicii are subscriliing lor the Minto e;tatu1~, started hv the lltnixul (‘liaml.ci' of L`ummercc, is rn- prerndentcd. 'H12 FOVi\`&l of trade consequent on

the luvorablc afgriciiltural outloolr continues to bc rellectcd in the reve- nue returns, which are already ap- prccialily ahead oi ehc. estimates, and pronuise ri considerable surplus, pm. vidcd that no setback or.c\1i-s. A bum- per cotton crop is anticipated, \\hil;>. Jute, rice, seeds, und tea pi‘omis'e very iuztivc lntsiiiess. Tile proposal of the Bengal (Tham- bcr of Commerce to erect a .t-mem. to the Earl ol Minto in (lalciittn lin;

_n_iet__ with an immediate respgmig »=4.0b6 having been alreziilv i~.o\l.»1-.tcil

Divisl"-l‘“'°l _ SALVE

Drawn rho hrs out ol 1 burned of blisrered skin; heals ehallnz. chipped hiindu and similar troubles whiln you sleep; rests and cures sore feet; guru rheumatic lingers or Joints; gogd (gg any trouble which can be reached from dn outside. Keep ll inthe house.

AU Dluczisls. 25 cents A ba; ACRDI. nn suhstiiulr.

navrs 11. Lnwnsnca co..'Mouh-en. '

MARITIME SECURITIES.

I ` . he hud “settled with l\icAvi.tY-"

iEuropcan continent, left behind him ' onished and aspini; proces-

ian ast " S - ` `

'sion oi servants. He had presented ~

itips to an amount that amazed these y € S a e

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people, accustomed as they were to huge tips. And he was aihly second ycd, it seems, by a fellow-coirntryman, .ir young multi=millionaire. Much lmore interesting information about itippinl; is to be found in the same

larticle. `

WILL T_I-IIS MAKE

RUBBERS Cl-IEAPEIF?

NEW YORK, Oct. 8-The sensation-

et continues. Today up-river line ,Para is selling at $1.35 per pound. In the last six' mouths the price of this grmla oi rubber has declined from $2.00 to $51.35 pci' pound, a decrease of 53 per cent. in less than hall n. lyear. Even in the last mouth there 'was a drop of 50 cv.-nts |131' pound.

American consumers are keeping

out of the crude riilfbcr riiniwu.-t 1.11 any large buying. They have for months followed an absolutely hand- to-mouth policy or have had such large stocks that large purchases were not necessary. A high rubber niithonity estimates th-at no consid- erable bulk ol American rul.'her was bought above $2.10 per pound, and that 75 per cent of this rubhcr has nlrcady pnssiil into linished proiiiicts.

UON'I‘IlA(}TOR SUES _

(lO\'ERNllll*1l\<'I‘.

ST. JOHN, Oct. ll-An action of

possibly widespread in\l70l`£8Ui`*3 Wm ,he heard before Mr. Justice Cassfels in this city, _'commencing toiiuy. when Gersliot S. Mnl"’S. 'il¥`@‘llfl“l< contractor oi this city, suis the 11.1- liriiisioii (lovernrnent for sums aggre- gating about '$55,000.

Included in his account is the itcm

of $5,000 which he claims the Hon. “rimam Pugsley, Minister oi Public \Vni~ks, rcfusod to pay to him “Mil

It is expected that the evidence in the case will be ol a very interestinil character and the opinion~liere is time it may have coiisidenible bear- ing upon thc future oi the Minister of 1’u-hlic Works.

_________,__..____

'rAN'r D‘is.i‘.ovnn\1

mmm nv siiiionon

oHIcAGo_ or-:nm-,1~ »s.~-in J. ii.

Mui-pliy president of the Ain0l`iC£\u Medical Association. iS 0" We CW of im announcement of what 1>l\Y=`»lCl‘H“=F .Rav is one ofthe most important dis- coveries in the nistory of ~.1\1rgc1'y.'l`llH discovery is two~fold in character and is to the elicct that ankylosis or stiiicning of the joints from s.n.V Cf\"“S~‘ except tuberculosis is preiieiitalile and that where joints have liecomc stiiien-

nl decline in the crude rubber mark-I

1°' . _ _ __ Y ____, _*A*

Miss Ethel Dugan, Pownal, leaves ' ' . ~ ~.,u-.,,- _ . __`,__. .. _`=g.

E S- 1:‘:";:;;e..'<f;.f:s::""1.'..:e“..Hier 1 f " V’ I .

I . . , , . .511 , _ >~ _ _ .-

view. g~ % '-7

_ '_ ‘it-.xp .- E .jf .;~__-

The many friends of Mrs. T. C. 1 _ V _ ` ' " Jfsi ,,.-f/Qfg Casley in this Province will he pleas- _ i-,§j.;_“l‘__‘i_$___ _ _ /_ ; ff \ /' f

l - Y” M

ed to learn that she has so far recov ` , , " _' _<5-f ._._, Y V' ~ ' .'. _ ..___.,,,.¢ - *_

credlfrolm herthreciilnt i_1_lniass as to he. A( _ ~~ .W ,.,$~€ __ - _ __ .___ able to cave e osp a nn is now 1 - _ ` __.-‘ - ; " ji ,>1i_ . ‘ with kind friends iii sssiateon. _‘.1 iii :A -- ‘

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Canadians usually associate the I... QE; _ _ _ '~_";~,._`, 1- 1_7".

. . . . . .Q hu . - W- s. 1./

.fcustom of lavish tipping with Amer- , `-`“\“ _ ' _. .. » gé j\‘x3_.;_. 1 __A ican millionaires, believing that the _ _ _' _ - _ ' ~ _____'¢_f3;.g__-‘ ~ -*ff* ,-

\ All

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latter hold ‘the record for the muni- -f Z . gf; --_,fe-5*' --’__~_____ Vg _ . _»»*,f§_ licence of their griituities. But, as a ,_;¥~\,, ._;' 2;. r writer in October Busy Man’s,'points , ‘.‘-("' » _ ~ ‘ .4. W, . out, the record do-es not belong to an , c ._ 1 * 1 _ _;:___\ _

American but io a Canadian. _An ex- , 0 h »` /`

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.cabinet minister of the Dominion, re- \ __ 4 1..... i _ _ cently returned from a tour of the » .-""- " *R*-' \“-éy”-' I - '

BLANKET

urAnQUARTrRs

_ ilur variety includes every qualily-irom cheapest to

' best. Every purse can be suited here.

Exceptioiially good .fortune has attended our

blanket buying for this fall and we are in a position to ' save moneys for everyone of our customers.

Quality counts loo. You`ll find we l1sven’t

overlooked the “quality” question when ar-

ranging the important mailer ol price.

Low price, niccliuni price, high price, there are hlunlicts in our large

vuricty to suit ull rcquirenicnts :ind every purse.

68x80

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500 prs. Fllle Blankets---“Seconds” N

_ _ (loc of thcbig 1_1_1ills offered ns this lot ut zi substantial re-.duction froin 1'e_1g11`;ii' prices. 'I`l1esc bl:inl~:cts` :ire very sliglitly daniaged-just eiioiigh to pre-\'cnt tlicni being clzisscd as “perlect". In inost cases ii slight defect in the \vcuvi11g is the only fuult and often times edccts but one blunket of ai pair. I11 every other respect-in the inattcrs of size, weight and quality, they are iclcnticail with the best goods nizicle., -

I0 -4 Size 69x75 inches regular price $l.|5 our price .89 ll -4 “ “ “ “ I 55 125

l2 -4 “ 72x'i0 “ “ “ l 90 1.50 J

at a big saving

Note the l:-ig saving in prices

1.60, 1,So, z.1o,3.35n1>

Wadded Comierls pure Elder down iilled comiorls

Szuiitziry filling $1.011, 1.2o, 1./|¢‘, $§;|.oo, 4.511, 5 25, 6,00, 7,50, S_25,

Warm Comforts

.l ().()() lil).

. 10-111121.

Porto Rico Railways Company "

7 p. c. CU MULATIVE PREFERRED STOCK.

L`:i1‘ryi11;_',‘ Q11u1‘1u1'ly divideiid lhiyulilc Oclol>c1‘ lolh.

fl.‘ric<;.~‘ io_-'. p. c

WE WISH TO PURCHASE

City of llailifux 511. c. l’ci'pet11rilSiock for \\'l1ic\1l»e.~'.l. iinirkct '

mics will lic paid.

J.. C. ll’lACKlNTOSll 8: (I0. I

Oct. 10, 1010.

lax. N. 5.'

New Brunswick...... .. . Nova Scotia ex-div....,... .. .oynl ex-div. Union of Halifax

MISCELLANEOUS

Acadia Suger, pfd...... ilo. ordinary

Members Montreal Slocli Excliinde. ‘ ‘D »

o. Gom.,......

HALIFAX, N.S. Direct Private Wires. ST- ]_0HN,N~li

gr ___ _

I " "' 23"". ` \..` "-‘7 ‘A I ' ilitcnsf.

We Olfer For Sale ,

ln Lola To Sui(

Purchasers ‘

555.000 ‘

Town ol New Glasgow, N S. ,

4 Per Cen! Bonds

'Tlicac lvoinls nic issued in :li-11on'ii1i1\lio11§ ol`$_;1»o :incl :\r\"dui-

Oriolu-r isi. 1o_;z.ii11i-reel lwing |\n\'ahle l11ili` iwirly. vfii -'\|\ri| und 1s1 Orlchcr.

l‘ricc 95.25 and iolcrvsl

'c. P. R.

Trinidad Electric

BONDS.

Acadia Snglx‘...... .

Dol, Dehenturc Stock ..

Baltimore

ll_ li. T.

llemlln|:......... 1-loutiiern Paciiic

lst. rain

ll, rl. Steel Union Plrlilc

Acadia Fira ....... ..

llrandrnm-Henderson, Com.. East Gan. Savings & Loan... Eastern Trust ("o...... Halifax Fire ins........

N. S. Tclerhone ‘ltanilelds pfd

Brandram-Henderson... Halifax 'I’ram...... N. S. Steel. 1sts.........

Porto Rico .... .. ..

Btmiiir-ids. Ltd.‘ 102i 'l"rin1<lad FZlectric...,.. _____ __95 9;

STOCK QUOTATIONS

.150

.280 215

lzlfl

110

Quotations furnished by J. Mela-

tosh & Co Exchange Building, I-151|.

A lr. Bid

B. N. Amerlca...... _ .....s 147

...275

270

2-14 103

100

.105 100 ....66 64

140

...Z2 1B

137 160'

.,105 9|; .120 118 .104 101

103 100 02) 97

102 B5

Copper

...58 54 15 73

101 91

100 95 100 Ill 100

Nnw Yonx, oct. 1i-(spe¢i111.)-

any iosi 761 195i 1481 iiei 123;

.......71i

. _ yieliling' 4.25 por coin

= . .. c ur y 0. '° F B MIC (3 C

l\l1~n1\\'~r.~= Nonlrenl ‘Stork |'fxi~l\'u|§`~'.- _

lalilnx. 1 lllonlri-:ii _

.fs . V 1» _ \~ . ~..-1.~‘¢~'§'fl.i‘.`¥\\.P'§'_»N iug *ini

I _ |56 Eelfniond Si. Charlottetown. .- ` _

lllissouri Pncific

i good clmncn lu advancement. The \ " ' ' Nritionul T1-lcn|°n|»h institute op(-r1ites

_ l .1-111 offienu 111.<rn.111i.».... 1.. /1....-rim,

Ask your ilcnlcr for nies into positions. lt will pay you

“\\'c1i1‘\\'ell" l’unl:=; qunlily to write them for full details at (lin- good, priceslow, 1 clnnati, O., Philarlelphln, 1‘a,,

__ __ _‘__ V _ _ _ _ _ Mcniphls, Tenn.. Davenport, 1ii__ ~ ` ' ‘ ~‘ ‘ ‘ ' ' ' s (lolnmliia, ri. U. or Portland, Orc.,

l won. , 9-zidzonwei. .

1691 57\

cd ¢_hmiig.li iullammntivn, they may ho out open and new pliainie joints mode.

The new method of treatment _ ol

stated to relieve man-li-ind

acute Joint iniiamniations is destin-_

cal, it is ‘ 1 - .froin.a most acute and drczulcd form ini suiiering 'and from permanently crippled conilitious that usually '.2-_

275 suits from acute inflammation of the

, _ .

ijoints. 1

For more than two hours vest.~.rduy,

Di' hiurphy held the close :ittcn-tion oi) a gathering of Erie railroad surgeons’ while he gave them thc details of his_ eight years of study and research in-_ to the sulijeci. His tnlliwas illus-I tratcd with pli-Jtoizriiplis of thc re- sults of the new 1nethod<.'_` treating inilamed joirts and also illustrative of the remarkable cures that ill’ l\1lur- ,pliy has nccomplislieil uiliere ioints :have been stiffened for periods as long as eiglitecn years. ln Une case 3, mnn who had been s\1iTci'iugiron\ u still, hip joint for iniiny years perxriitted 'Dr Miirpliy to hew out n joint iorl him and hc has recently been .~'.pci1din_;, ‘jrom ten to twelve hours in the sud- illc on a western ruiicli. | Two oi the mont common causes o

invite inspection and coinpzirison.

.\'1cuqi1:iliL_\‘ ooxno inch, ollis. sn11>oli_\'

\\'o\'un-, irzicli lilunkcl filiislicd ss.-1i:i1':iicl_\' ---runurkzililc value :il mir. .. . 5 ......... ..... .. 5.75

Splendid qiinlitypiirc ull wool l\ln1ikcl.s_

5 lbs. pr _qoxyo . . . . .. . L .390

` f. '~ " r.ox.\‘o.... ......4.75

7 “ “ o_ixS4... ...$.40

/_ , 300 pairs line woolen blankets

:ittlie lowest prices ever asked in Cli'town for blankets of quality. \Ve

.\ ch-:ni nice qwilily blanket this. 6 llis.,

oo.\;.\`o inuli, finely finished .spleiidid \'11l1i~ :it ici' iai1'......

“ ‘ ‘ _ 3.15

Extra special grade imported pure

wool Scotch lllaiikcls - extra large and

in-1i\'_\~, S ills. 72xi)o inch . . . . . . . . .

_ _ I

eer Q1 W

e e k S uennouniireiis

FURNITURE

il .

' k1' --.1111 1. _ _ _an y osia me sai o ie ricunin \sn_1. B “ S _“ur Goods_tur_ ..].M,m.s prices on mm is the My UUMING EVEN,1..s_ _

l . I h D 1'l'

nm gnp n many sue- cases »r . B c e io real lui' viilucs. 9--\7dti. ___

-Mllfillly ‘lids been successful in rclicvini: thc suiiercrs and giving them new ijoints after the old style treatment lhad failed to client 1-irurc. _

11 11111111 1=ns111o11

Can he had by ambitious yo\n1|_

men mid ladies in thc field o["W1rc~ less" or Railway telcrzrnpliy. Since thc 8-hour low becaine effective, and since the wireless conipnnii-s arc oss tnlilislilng stations tl1rou|.:l1o11t the country tlu-rc is n grclit sl1o1‘t1\_1:c of tcleizrnplicrs, Positions |\.'\y begin ncrs from $70 to $00 pci' moni.l\,\vitl‘

under uupci‘vis-ioii of R. li. und Wire- less Ofiiciiils and places all gradu-

bans-~-side combs---etc. etc, ius

opened afProwse Bros. Lid.

9-29dlf

all. Paton's.

__ _ _ --* _ _ ‘ White Rose meeting, Lodge Prince DOM fell to get 1" WIC" Will' 1~‘.111-M11,s.o.s.,'r1iesusy, oct. iseii.

the line ol Furniture that lends them

9-lfidtf. ,

' " Autumn Excursions to Farm for 'Sale

Public Auction

.\|r_l. llnrry. Irving will ai-ll hy |\ul~|i1‘

0 , ‘

Boston via Digby and Dominion i11=_1n1i¢ _ at

““ll11.i...1’.'f‘ Line York

Aulninn lixcliizsioli tickets' will ~

Isaac llolinnn oilers his farm for

be on silo \'i:i lhc :1l>o\'c ronic froni

:xml rliliillg room |`||r||iI11|'i‘, i~11r|\~‘l~. 1

Sc il. 1-111 to Uclolicr 1‘th. both “llc mnwining '30 “Pres Siwmed at `

R<\_\‘al-(`vr:\11\l Rziinfc. I |l.'ie~'1~ lliiv-mr, 1 l{cf`|'ig\‘i'.'il1‘r, vii* , olr: also mn' ili'i\i|1_i;' sleigh. 2 ironing' sl\~i_1;|1<, 1 hike siiik1~_\, _i 1-ls linrness, Imran lilniikvls, J sais 1ro1lii\g'hoois:mil niniivroiis 1~.1.l\1‘r :irlir li-s.

'l`1‘r11\s-,-'l`\\'1-lu* months cr-.nlii on

.'iN\ro\'1~1l join! mile.

]. ll.-\RR\` lR\`l1\'(`-.

Io-1 zdli.

1o-1odm\vfs.|irlii\haipiI1

,1,,2,._`. ,,',,.1,,_`.i\.,__ ,,,,k,_.,_`. `T,,,,,,| “__ Little \ork seven iniles from Char- t111'1ii1l§I3o<l1\}'s lroin the ilnic of l“uet0w"'G9"d \’mm'"gSA"d °fch` i_______.,,,_,_ 5,2 5,, fm. ,hc “mud mp urd, near r111l\\':\y station, church,

__\m,1_\.,,, h:i_ll :ind school lf not soldhy

“~_ R-_ RU(-_,,:RS_ Cm Nm private snlc l»y()ctol\er nineteenth

(;,_.,,,.m\ Ag,.m_,,_ it will then be sold at public auc-

S, (hm, George SL limi. Apply on the premises, or to

Cl1avloiici'o\\'n. r F- J. HOL”-\N'& C01 , 1°-awfdrff