im “.<.,.-

“ri 51': ,drfiixd ` f,~,ir|:\

rl >.,

,1_ . "z

'xiii .

<.:;._»

, A," _ in

_ rw ‘ »

Mx..-, vw, , . .

‘i.‘:`;ir., _ ' _§\.l7,.-5 . -r . l r r it ‘ 1

rl ‘i ' ir rifl _i1;§‘l,

~" il - in 4 ii i ‘ ll ,nf

'51-.kf

;», .

‘L 1-

11. -

` l .il lil ll' __l|). ilii

il-fl.. ._{,

ur fi

_-. ,fi Q.. .»l_ ,

.L l r, f

_§_f‘

r tl .r, . ,

ri,

.i l S l ,_

,_ 5.,-_ r 'l

“ri

\ lil;

itil?

.ri

elf---‘.»+=¢.-Liam' ;‘ '11 .- rr __- ___ . _ ,,,§>,»~»‘l1-»» -S “fe ' " ` `-'~ r *rf “-" ` - ,:*}“¢_-‘_f==<;;~' :.1 -._~ ..2.=.~.:.:-:.-.~.. ~ fi.,

‘bil

t-_

.fl

_ l., . ,v

" lr

»~- ».

L..

.r-_ tg

4, ,, ..

,. l

."”n!i_

;-,itil i

._ _,__ :ii

.~__

"’-.ff-"-‘Mi'?'.?lfi?-5"-.i"~" "”‘= `"' `”`""”""`”""""”"°““- *' ' f~:- ~-f=>--';»"~w»~

= 'ri _\ ~ Y. ‘ .'< -' ‘ '.1 ’ "“' i’ ' .

.._» ‘ ` -1 ‘ ' r

THE CHARLOTIETOWN GUARDIAN, OCTOBI-.ll 29, |904. `

_ » *___ i ___ _*-1-3- _ _ _-_ . r' ' "‘ 9' . _._

~~_-3r- r 4_2; , __ _ __ _ , _ _ _ e.. W.. __ .,._. . . __.__- _ _ ...,_..__ _ _ _.‘; 1, _ _,___._--_ - =.-‘f ~ '--_-"rr" ~-----:taxi f '°--1 , »- .nr if t

EVON CHAMHONSHIP `

ST. LOUIS, Oct. %.~-Frarik J. Murelruil

UT New' York Worr the nharnpiunslrlp uf the United States in the rhess tournir ment, finished tonight.

Piles

" J"~-iv’ - C0..Tomnt4 Dr. Ohutda Ointment

-ri? itéir 5.1..;-at

Chase

Gio

lilllllllllllllllll illlllllll

s.\\r7iu»A \'_ ot;'r'oiirsn zo. mor.

LET THE PULPIT SPEAK.

No rva ~~r nl th - vrew.-piper ln stlanada, 'he

rift rio obser \ . r of the con- uct o'el- ctlon

u this country is unaware Lf lh :fact thi. 'irlbery and corrurr praclic s have obtain

A an alarming loutlrold. 'l`hIs great evl

i ,=; .

would be abser t during the election, took

r ` occasion to warn his peop‘e all over the

,= - _ _$3

T , llillllll f ilVllliIllllTS!

r l Our l’rogre~s Brand ten dollar over-

coat is the .slicke~t btter. the best quality, the prettiest, rheibest wear- ing overcoat for len dollars that you wer saw. tbous-airds of them are be- ingworu right now on P. E. Island.

Wetzrke great pride in this ten

dollar coat and we have it in all colors and cloths that are fasiiion~ able and right.

.' - Our offer has always been a new

,gy Q roar for one that has not worn well, ' T, ~ we never had to replace a Progress

Brand yetl or your money back if rou want it.

OUR TEN

ue\\

T l

r'f,'5rtrn_fll,t,27 fmqw

(PRQQIQLSS

anis win

Pill) GRESS BRAND T

$,<®

The boys .who vicar Prcgrtss

' an-. to bs pr~eserve.i in thi-‘rlril.e|rrit.y. Th

stock charge oi' each of the great rolltioa

eorr-up‘io.r. The charges on both sides

have a hundred times b on p our ri true in

ein- lon oo\.r,s. while not a tithe fof

S the sum to'rrl of this great evil as it I exists his ever been thus rxpised. _ = \Vs are glad to Noord t rv. before his

I rr-cent departure frcm this r- y Blstop

McDonald, referring to the fact that he

diocese against the prevailing evil of bri- bery and irrtemperance. l"l\'ery elector,

he said, should vote accor.'ing to tin- dlctates of his conscience, but no man had rr right to barter his vo r- for money or

which should ba punished. Hs heped the nran nf to-dry would be as true to their-

iselve nnri to their i onntry as their fathers

were wht rr they wont to the rolls in days

irons-bye and vo‘ed on prinriple, even wht-ri the lan *lor"s sat on the lrrrstings with the r rent-rolls in hand to intimidate thorn.

\\'r-, vi rr ld lit Klad tl rrl every ras or

and rr ll.i ous caclrer lu Prince Edward l~’irn ’, Protestirrit. and Calh0l'c alike

woulrl t-rite orrasion tzi warn his wiisre gatio r in like solemn and faithful wrrria

ng in-tthis pri \u`ont iniquity. Tomor- r-ow`s services in the r"'rur'ches will afford

the last oprnrluntiy to do this b :lore -rltcliorr polling is hcl i. It is ‘lr.-

'ieed Ditiful that in a country wht rs all ire ir* least rrorrr`nnlly Ci ristlarr acc wrrrnirig and reuions rancs should bo

"ound necesiirr',', hut we must luke irc-

c rr t of conditln s as they are. This for in r f trersrrr rr t *e Donn' ry has come Lo lic so liphtly r-our eri that it stems in

curnb nt upin ourrt-liglcus tmohers ‘os i. it forth in its true colrr el. Ar art from the

lntriris 4: wickednr r-is of giving and receiv-

bribes, the provalcr-t corruption is the rzrerrrest. dar pr-r which beeets our Lfrrlr

Dominion today.

THE TAXATION PER HEAD.

An intelligent sub crilwr to Thr-

(jriardian crlled upon the editor yestr r~ day and inquired with much earnestness as to what is the difference in the

federal taxation per head of population during the eight years past and the eight

Tiraiidsuits or o\'er'corits may run,

__ _- t Ltgapd the g>.c0ds \\iil

stand it all, if they dr>n‘t, bring

them bark. The p€O}-lf:

‘$ X

ef. 'U@\\

sis?

uho make Progress Brand know

years preceding 1890. lic said he fiund

the statements oi' the party newspapers and party politicians were contradictrnr, and he and oth(-'s looked to The Guardian

for the tru h of thc matter. 'l`he follow-

ing :ire the otllcial iiguir-s as given in the Statistical Year lliok of Canada for 190:51

TAf\'A'l`il)N.

Amount

Year. tiross Amount. Per Head.

1988 $28177 413 $ti.0l

has increased, is lncrraning (nd must he Ti RMTNAL l"AClLlTlfS,

chrckerl if the iustl u ions of the ocuntry ____

“_ . The tiuardian in common wrr'\ tic en-

parties against the other is the cl urge of

liquor. Todoso was a shameful act

all about boys and they make the

boys' clothing to suit the bo; s

You [might test this statrnient

next time you buy boys’ Suits or

ovcicoais.

NHS)

' ISU)

,_ mr ' f irrru

’ - rim

rain

#:° ness

¢ mx;

M _"REM _ iam ° lsiirt

_ D ‘

Ci” l raw

QQIGKF-55 nun

W- `“ i moi

I ima

:io,<n:r,sza :r1,r.s'1 072 an :iii,r.=i 2s,4iti,1s7 z9,:i2i,:im 27,rrm.2o:i 5.5:; 25,-r-i<r,imr sw

6 -iii ($.00 il 21 5.82 5.94

27,7ar\,2.»=.-'i 2i~i_rus,u2u zo :.7ci,4r»s 34,9.=.a_< mi 38,24 4,223 7. iii :is,7i:i,55o 7 is 43,350,112 mir. ~rrr,u1.'»,.'>m s :<7

5 iii 5 57 5 (S9 ll [L5

lil Ji

Vi/hat is known as taxation is mainly

Q’ tha revenue raised ly customs and excise

. yer

Sole Agents for Ch)TO_vn_ I quarters of the total revenue of the lrrni cured."

duties, and constitutes about three

1-ourtry.

tire bus'neaa comrtunyylhas for rears past taki n a deep interest in rlr railway - terminal at this city and port. lt. has not been for mera pastime that the Board of 'l‘ra/is has given to iruoh rlme and vifort and that rhlsj- umai hw published so many articles in regard tn the rite for

the new strrlon and the exten rin ofthe rails to the whsrves. We have from the first vllewed these matters as vital to the

uoirveniente of the people and to the best. interest of our shippers and business men. Itls forthe rssron also that we

have insisted that the candidates for

Queen's County should pl ice t'eui~elvea iquareiy on record before the election ln rorrarsl then tc.

The Liberal candidates. Meisrs \Var~

burton and Prowse have, as we ur~

derstand them.met lhe issue squarely They will, if elected consult with the Bo'-rd Of Trade beio'e going to Ottawa, and will use their inline ree vri h th- (1 rv

ernment to have the wishes of the pe p‘e carried out. We wish to give th se Rent- lcmen all due credit for the position they

have taker, And now we respectfully aalr that the two Conservative candidate

shall ba tqually explicit. Our cltizrns and

thc country generally haves :lrep intri- eat in this mat‘er. The welfare of the

city for many years to come depends up- on right action of the Government in

these matters. It is therelors :qu-rlly im portant that we shrill know hefore th»

election share Messrs McLean and Marlin stand in regard to the

~ta'ion site and exiension cf the rail way nick ta the wlirrvas.

The remarkable and almost- uupre e-

rianted fact is av murced that not a singlr candidate of either party was r~turni=f‘

by arclarnation on nornlnntlon ray This shows goo-i organization ori both

sldrs, and may also be thought to infil

oats a close coiilost throughout the Dorni n'ori.

Arrrr the artlrlt- n n anotter page rc-

f¢rrlngrot.hr\ critical relations between

Britrin and Russia was in type, our mid- n`irht deepatchf s brought tin- welcome

North Seri tragedy will be referred to the Hague Ti lhunal for se ttlernent, and that

mwnwhile the Russian ships oartiolrat- ing in the outrage will be detained at a Spanish port.

KEEP OUT THOSE ,

COLD FALL CHILLS

By Putting the Stomach in Shape

to Supply the Stomach with Heat-Dodd`s Dyspepsia Tab- lets will do it.

‘ After the .srrrrrmrrr hunt you should iorre up your stonnrt-lr rind put it in shape for' its wiiii0r"s work of sripplyirig the body with licnt. if your .-rtonnrcli is working right you will trevor' fer-l llruse r~l\ill.-r flint T rrrrrko the frrll thc coldest seirsorr of the year. llori<i's Dyrvcrrsirt Tnlrlcts will niirkc _\ our stornirclr right. Tlronsrrrrds who hrrvo, used thenr will toll you so. Miss Lizzir- Wai,lirig, 177 King VVillir\.m St., Hnrniltorr Ont., sfrys:

“I srrffervd for scvcrnl years with Ilya- _

pvps'ri. Notlring into would rligcst with-, out rrrvrrt prriri. 1 could not get irnything to r-oltcvc rin' t.lll ltricd Dodd's Dysrropsirr 'l`ahlet\r, lliavt-on] sed one box lrnrl now

-A good hot Oyster' btew for ri cold

RED TAG sAi.E

This "§ed Tag” sale means that all goods with a red tag attaclei are reduced in

.3 per gem or 5; per cent. Below is a short list of some of

in 1,;

price fully 25 per cent,

the bargains. there are lots of other bargains not mentioned for want of space.

i pair of Tapestry Portiers marked $8 25 for. . . . . .. .. $6 00

. (this is the last pair of Portiers we have in stock.)

2 Scotch Wool Carpet Squares niarkrd $8-75 for . » » - ~ - » - -»- $6-50 _ I Scotch Wool Carpet Square marked $9.75 for _ . . . . . . .. . $7 35

r5 pair of Lace Curtains ata discount of. .. . .. _ . . . . . 3373 P~ C-

(r curtain in each pair was used for sample)

_5 pairs of Lace Curtains at a discount of ... .. .. _ . .. 25 P- C-

(oiilv r pair in each pattern)

6 slightly soiled Marselles Quilts at discount of. . . ~ - - - ~ - --~ 25 P- C-

“ " Honey Comb Quilt at discount of ..... . 25 p. c.

7 Fur Muffs all reduced to . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... . 75C each

15 Ciiildreii’s Coats and Reefers. .. . - . . Hr1lfPrlC¢

4 Children's Coats at . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . ,'/5 oil

Cliilclren’s White Fur Mufis, Boas. Caps and White Wool

Sc/irfs, slightly soiled, reducedto. . . . . . . . . ._ .` . . . . . . .. . 25C each

. PERKINS & C .,

THE MULINERY LEADERS, '

SUNNYSIDE.

g_ J

news that the trouble arising out of the 3 . _

King Fdward Vll Chosesl H M Tfesss C°'== "ee ‘ 5 p. c. 20 Year Gold Bonds of

Above All Others, Tress & Co..

T in cirrrnr ure issuance rr.

'”`@*’*""“”__”" V (ASSETS OVER $27.000.000.00.)

for sale in lots to suit purchase rs and on ea9y_ terms of pay-

ment For articulars add é

Our Emulsion of Cod ‘ P “Ss

Liver Oil with

Gualacol

is recogriised to be the right

remedy in the right place when used for coughs of long standing and primnry stages of lung trouble.

It builds up the body, heals

the lungs, kills all germ life. Tire Guaizrcol it contains is an oil powerful antiseptic and our Emulsion contains the proper quantity from which the best results are obtained.

Prepared and sold at 4oc per

bottle by

A.W.Rcddin,Phm.B_

Central Drugstore. `

fpwsnum

Political Mieiings_

Mr. James J. Hughes, the Govern-

ment Caiidirlate, will address the Elec- tors of Kiiig’s County on the public questions of the tiny, on the date named at the undermentioiietl places :

Murray River, Saturday, Oct. 29th,

at 7 o‘clock p. in.

.Murray Harbor South, Monday, Oct.

31st, at 7 o'clock p. in.

Mr. John McLean, the Opposition

Candidate is invited to attend, and will be given one-half the time of each meet-

Bicyclists and ull athlete:-r depend on night, or pcrlrirps rr cup of Hot. Clio(-olrrtc St111i'ly5ldC. ing, ' °

4 ` Til'INTLEY’S Lirrimerit to het-p the joints or llevi' Ton with ri trrsty lunch. You uri lr 3dw L1 0¢¢ 3 1 No. 253'

hrntcr and muscles in trim. get t,liesr~ nt Armour s. 20 il Ii 9

W K. ROG ERS,é Charlottetown, -Manager P. E. 1. Branch. _

Jin-"¥r

".E.ll.§.ll.§.E.ll!iE

city and suburbs an up-to-date

cab service. Passengers, baggage etc., will be conveyed to boats trains or anywhere else desired Orders left at McDonaldY& Mc- Klnnon’s Drug Store or at the stables, Sydney Street. near Sh-,v»=nson’s Corner will receive prompt attention.

I M NICHOLSON.

iilM

CA AD WITH URTER il!

Vote for Messrs. Warburton & Prowsc, The Pcoplc’s Candidates.

Vote tor good government, increasing surpluses, and liberal improvements oi the resources of P. E. I. Vote for the development of the great Northwest by an all-Canadian Railway, giving homes and

cinployrncnt to thousands of our sons.

Vote tor the party which has bridged the Hillsboro, and is extending the Railway system oi P. E. I. Vote for the party which has given us cheaper postage and telegraph service and many valuable

public works

_ ___ ____ _ _ -_ , _ ‘ -.__ ¢===£ . - r'

Vote forthe party which has proved itseli the “FARMER’S FR.IEND"; not the _party _which wants “ade-`

quote protection” to increase the cost oi everything the farmer buys Without guaranteeing higher prices for

iarm products.

Vote for Canada, “the greater Canada that is to bo'f, under the beneiicent rule of Sir Wilfrid Laurier

Canada’s greatest statesman. '

_ 9

VDTE FDR NIESSRS. WARBURTON AN PROWSE.

r .

1 ...

" /‘ ' r r

. 1 tt _ 5 » ME up

~. .fn _.,*i.1’!_~g,~,.__4i.;,j»!¢;3*»f.,c ._ f..

. __ __ . _ __ _ _ _ _ . ,_ _ , . -,; » ,_ ,. _ .._ _.L-__-,___ l.».»<>is».~ ~ - .rf .ar....r:...»~ ., li. rm-... at itlrr»\f~.»¢rl;a.... ,|t» .¢ , .... . . _ »-»..-.t...<=.isrw».v fs.. _ 7 aarwfaatifa-r-w..a.f.~.

. | Q.