THE TEST for 35 years.

i . srlnrieo ‘~w w. fw.” ,

are guaranteed to give satisfaction. THEYHAIVE ` STOOD

w.»w. wi-su.

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A complete lliic always on hand. Sold by

NER. Ch"i`own

c ' THE

Following are a tew of the many kind `

words that have been 'said of The Guardian 'durl' g the past few weeks:-

' (Bt John Telegraph.) ‘, The 0har!o‘tetown Guardian comes out

with ink of three colorsto celebrate the ,intallation of a new Duplex perfecting .

A Hu2hes’iffi_iigestlye Ionic imparts Strength Quickly,

Maintains Permanent Ef-

fects. .. »

A valuable tonic in `weakeued condit, ions of the :ystem ' arising ‘from over- work, ment str_ain,impaired nutrition- nervoiis worry,etc.,etc. Price z5c bottle .

Geo. _ E. Hughes,

, - Apotiiecaries’Hall.

, " ,. .

annasnraa

' Ti

r the Finest Finished oto Work Come to the

Leading Studio CARBON!

PLATINOTYPII ARTISTS PROOFI

GEO- H- 000K." r»..’l.’.‘.ii.”.°.'i.’.‘.‘§°tI.}“'.‘3°l.“..,.

N welcome. `

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LARGE OK SMALL

.Large or lmali gamell of laundry work rw, collars and cu s receive equal altlniion

in as |>on't imagine tha: we neglect small :els you mav want laun red. we do our

ear -.eu one collaror 'a dos.

xsane |51 will bring oui team to your door.

srsizat' stern Llgunsr,

' Mcnis I Boots for

Damo

Weather,

Slater

Made. »

Our large stock of Slater Boots just to' hand --they look better than ever.

The

Rubber Solcd Kind

we specially re- commend for Fall and Winter wear. Prices $5.00 and $6.00 a pair.

. . sou ms . . Three Good Tonlcs--

Blaud’s iron Pills,

Beef,iron and Wine,

75c per pint.

7(-Iomoouno Syrup ;fHypophosphltes, 75c per pint at Mabon’s Drug Store, Souris East, P. E. Island.

Ann: You READY fe rum: co ro Gauvin, Gentzel & Co’s.,

’ ' -FOR YOUR-'

' XM."S .

PHilIil[i'|lAPiiS

Pickles &c.,

'assortment of pickles, sauces, &c

Sweet mixed pickles

Sweet midget gh kins

Sweet pearl onions _ Sour mixed oickles '

from H. J. Heine & Co. We have

'er

Sour chow chow Tomato chutney Tomato ketchup

Tomato soups Manzinllla olives Baked beans in sa

BEER & GDFF

FIRST CLASS

CQ.”

In every particular

/ OUR STOCK OUR STORE OUR ATTENTION

Large new clean stork of drugs

and chemicals. Phone 86.

..;.;t_..,.........Rcddin Bros.,

Opp. P. O.

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NEW UAB. SERVIBE

I. have decided to begin in the

city and suburbs an ng-to-_date cab service. Passengers, aggage etc-, will be conveyed to boats trains orfanywhere else desired , Orders left. at. McDonald & Mc- Kinn'on’s‘ Drug Store or at the stables, Sydney Street. near

8tevemou's_ “Corner will receive- prorn atten on. '

'Pt J. M. NICHOLSON.

'lrbplgnc No. 253. _

- .S Driinkennessl "~\ 1 Gured

Secretly

fx" ` .___-

Free Shoamtpila.

,» fill ,3"‘.'i'li’.i..».....'tf

_ and prim sent

in plain sealed envel-

' i¢°’¢°'f¢.ii: wahaeaeiai.

Y Bneloaastampf

__ S y. Aridrel-2%

Xl install. Clllilv 3.

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fi, 2. ~.\»

V'/`

, lucy & co.

Hcinz’s I

‘ » "whiwg pure Cliocolatesare good for the 'children and good for you.

slontothe rapidly increasing demands

Guardian's prosperity and enterprise.

(Moncton Transcript.)

thsweekin a bright, attractive form, being printed on a new Duplex Perfect-

in The Transcript building. The press is

Prirvlng Press Co. It prints the paper on a continuous roll of from three to tive miles in length at the rats of 6,000 copies an hour. With Wednes_day’s addition of The Guardian, this week, a supplement is issued containing cuts and a description of the improved outfit of The Guardian.

the paper give it the appearance of a metropolitan daily. The Guardian ia a reliable and well-conducted journal. Inpolitics it takes an independent political view. Its columns

lpreas, The Guardian is splendldly print- edand is a most creditable production throughout. The new 'presslsa conces,

of circulation, and is evidence, of the

The Charlottetown Guardian appears

ing Press-the same as installed recently

the most up-to-date product of the Duplex

The engravings and colored headlines of

ounuouu

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always reflect the. prosperity of Prince Edward Island and the general progress ofQanada. Under the business manage- mBnto§J. P. Hood, with as editor J. E. B. Mctlrjeady, The '.l`ranscript's former editor, The Guardian has been very suc- cessful. Its editorial attitude commands the respect and attention of a‘l classes of newspapers; The Guardian is littingly recognized as one of the leading dailies in the Mari time Provinces. With the improved telegraphic service the Government has provided between the Island and the mainland, The Guardian will bo in a better position than ever to keep its readers promptly informed on_ events of Importance transplrlng from duly today. A go ri paper must be appreciated sooner or later. The Guardian is one of them.

Avaiued Boston subscriber writes "Oharlo totown is congratulated on having such nn enterprising paper as The Guardian."

Another writes-“You are to be con-

gratulated on new issue just in."

Still another writes- “Your special

colored edition received. You certainly are to be congratulated on the appearance of this, as it looks exceptionally well, and the cut of the press stan s out most pro- minently and most satisfactory. ’

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_$15 DOLLARS IN PRIZES

For Map Drawing, Offered by In- , spector McCormac.

To give an impetus to this very import-

ant brunch of geographical study inap- drawing, I offered in October |901 _ flftcen dollars’ worth of hooks as prizes to be aw- arded to pupils of the Eastern Inspec- torate sending theiliest specimens of map- drawing. Very great interest was taken in the competition. Between two and three hundred pupils competed sending in over live hundred specimens of insp- drawing. The prizes were duly nwnrded on June lilth, 1002.

As the interest in map drawing among

our schools is not as great as I would wish, ‘I have decided to again ofter fifteen dollars' worth of books for com- petition, hoping that the same interest that was displayed in the last competition may be exhibited in this. The com- petition opens October lst, i904 and closes June lst,~lD05.' The prizes will be dis- tributed am ng ‘ Grades IV, V and VI. Five dollars' worth of books willbe given to each grade. Pupils are not limited as to the number of specimens they may send, and may draw any maps they wish,and any number they wish. The te.acher’s name, name of school, age, grade; name and address of pupil, must accompany each pupll’s

maps.

Address,

G. J. McConMsc,

Inspector of Public Schools,

Charlottetown, P. E. I.

MARRIED.

At Penks`s Station, on Sept.'27, Fred erlck 0'Brien, of Lot 40, to Miss Mary E. Dumphy, of l:'eake's Station.

Married nt thc home of the brldc's pur-

cnts,BedequB. Sept. 28th by the Rev. Neil McLaughlin, B. A., James B. Champion, M. D., Central Bedeque to Miss Susan O. Holland daughter of Fredericknnd hips. A. Holland.

DIED

At Sen View, Oct/obcr 1, Mary Ellen,

widow of the lute Spencer Stewart, nged 70 years.

Fell asleep in Jesus, nt her fnthcr`s re- sidence Mayfield, Oct 3rd, aged 20 years, after a lingering illness, Annie I., bc- loveil wife of Frederick Toombs, South Rustlco, leaving a sorrowlng husband ani three small children to mourn the loss of a kind and loving wifc and mother.

L. Q. T.--Laxntlva Qulnlnc Tablets

never fail to_cheok a coldin a few hours Do not cause rngingln the head. You makc no mistake in taking those as they do the work thoroughly and are percctly harml ss. Price 25c box. Put up and sold .only by-A: W. Reddin, Phm., B., Central Irugstore. - / `

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SPECIAI: NOTICES.

MY business is built forthe future~

not for to-day only-that is the reason I keep only choice goods-Ames Holden and Hartt specials. Conroy the Shoe- man, Sunnyside, Charlottetown. 6 dll ‘ To members of local fraternal societies: -Wearenow showing a very nice as- sortment of Emblem pins aud` Charms in- cluding Masonic, Oddfellows, Knights of Columbus, 0. M. B. A. Bc. -G F. Hutcheson, Jeweller. 5 dii wli.

This lambs a great coat scasou,es- peeiailyin smart coats. And what suitable styles. Juatalipon one of the new fall coats and you’re dressed up for alhopping tour,a carriage drive or an iinformaleali. The first ,thing others will say is: “How becoming, did you get it at Paton’s " Od ti.

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MOTHERHOOD

WEAKNES§

Is Promptly Overcome- Health and Vigor Per- manently Restored by

FERROZONE

Cures All Ailments From Which Women Suiier.

Many women suffer untold torture

from nervous debility caused bv disorders of the feminine organs. Day by day they grow worse, but from a false sense of

modesty they shrink from usingn good remedy like Fcrrozone. And t would cure them.

Nothing renews weak women like

Ferrozone. lt brings buck lost nerve

force sugplies new vital energy, increases the bloo supply.

No restorative so potent and (Prompt as

Ferrozone has ever been lscovered. You feel its uplifting etiect at onie. Your spirits rife, you aain in power and cheerfulness,. feelings of weakness and despondency disappear.

No woman can remain sick or miserable

if she uses b‘erroznno.lt goes direct to the seat ofthe trouble, puts a stop to func- t onal irregularities, and so establishes buoyant, ro ust health. Being free from alcohol and dangerous druas, Ferrozone

can bc used lg young and olil with nhso- lute safety. reparcd In tablet form, tifty to the box; price 60c.,or six boxes for $2.50 at all denlers,_ or N. C. Poison dc Co., Hartford, Conn., ILE. A., und _Kingston, Ontario.

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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

--The most famous Qnartettc in the

world. Get. your ticket. for the Mcistcrs today.

-Thechnnce ofa life time. England's

famous Quurtette-King Erlwnrd's fav- orites - tonight.

-The annual meeting of the W. C. T. U.

will be held on Monday, Oct. 10th, at 3.30 p. in. Will the Officers and Superintend- ents of the different ciepnrtmeiits bc pro- parcd with their reports. The Provincial Convention will bc hold in Chu.rloti.ctown on Thursday, Oct. 20th.

UNDERWEAR AND HOSIERY. i

The immense purchases wc innkc in

underwear secures us concessions in [riccs that wc give you the benefit of by offering you the very bcstlfgarments to he had ut a less cost than you would cx- pecttopay for similar q\ta`lt'cs. Your best Interests should toll you to lny in your falland winter supplies now from Jas Paton & Co. 6d tf

The average person knows very time about ina value and iaerltei tha different kinda of walehea,lier e the ivaponaaca ef buying from a rel'ahls scarce.

Hyywalehea are RELIABLE and

ACC RATB, and are proteetad with A binding guaranig.

Vivlisend you a nice qtal

forthe asking. one

G. F. IIUTCIIESON

MEET ME AT THE ALWAYS BUSY STORE

laogor Pura Wool A

and ‘ Drawers

Undorololhing at

STANLEY BRUS.

We have been appointed Sole Agents for P. E.

Island for the wo iff *intra e r ? ure

Wool Underclothing.

These goods are recognized on

five continents as the some of per- faction. They are absolutely right in every particular.

liletfs tlndersliirts

$6.00 to $8.00 per suit, Ladies’

Combinations $3.70 Each. '

Anything in ]aeger’s goods that we do not carry

can be procured by 11s in 8 to Io days

STANLEY BROS.

¢"'S:'§;x:,¢.,;§,,_g¢ac»y, one ma, at

o . » l » , . - - < 7 gun %‘i»¢ur°»,nJ,._ '1‘=w,»<l,=!» 9°*-,

C ._ `

riMiin1’ w°i°°‘°dng’,'fn,,,o¢e uni, at 1 ' 1 . ' ' . - °‘IJundd’s,m1,'hnl'sdl¥» .oct 'Sul' ‘E7 'clock . ' - ‘ ' - . ° 3.. ]e'J.'.g'f'», may, oct. wh. -t 1 ' . in.. ° Rfscfikhlluse. S`-wid-1. Oct will -¢ 1- ’ l . nl; t - ~ >-

O ‘I-Iea;'1;:T Hi1llb0!°»u°nd‘Y» 0”' I7'-ht t ' .-

in gegkpgeaug, Tuesday, Oct. 18th, i ' . - m» ' ‘ -

in lia¢IrI:win'a P`R'oad»` w¢d‘¢¢dlY» 0155- th. t 'clock P- m~ ' Igcgmilgznf arid'¢e.mTh\1r¢f1\y. ,0¢¢-

f.¢°¢1°¢k_ 'P°°i "-

mM°;¢¢;n¢, Fi'-iday, Oct. _zxst, ~at 7 ‘ lock . . -

0 ‘lliea]:hgrdTle,~llonday, Oct- 24il_l»-ll 7 0 ‘§E_°ril§‘»:'y£E°Road, Tuesday. 0ct._ 251:11. t o’c -,, . ms

8 Sjtuilftgeon. Wednesday, Oct. :Sth

o’ oc . m.

cGeor%§tovvn, Thursday, Oct. 27th, at

7 o’cloc . Ip. m. '

Septnfr a Cross, Friday, OCC 28th at

7 (IVI:uci"T'ayPlli1:'er, Saturday, “Otto 2911!., at 7 o’clock pr in.

.Murray Harbor South, Monday, Oct.

31st, at 7 o’clock~E. m. ’ ' id Ciihiilrlidfigdlils imtlteerfntb atlgngpevd wilxl be given one-half the time of éhch meet- ing. . '

3¢lw tl Oct. 29

at 7

Il0lIlIilQ

ia more leasing to a man thh »

wearing goog-looking clothes.

Something

that will be a comfort to himrélgive ood satisfaction, and be admi by his fellow men. .

€V¢l‘VlllillQ

that a man may require in the

sartorial line, no matter what his taste may be, can be supplied by usat a/ moderate price. _

MCDONALD & PERRY

PICKLING

"TT TTT "V 'ViNEdFXii§F"l

'r-<\am»

including. white wine, xxx, English Mil; ,.

Proof (extra strong.) Cider, ' Prices 40¢. to wg. gal.

ALSO-A full line of pickling spices fresh and reasonable in

E/XNIZEIQBZNI do 33.

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WHEN YOU BUY A PIANO FROM MILLER BROS.

you know you are getting one that will give you the best satisfaction. We could not afford to sell you a poor instrument--It would not be a good investment for you or for us. We guarantee all our instru- ments snd are always here to make good our word.

3 Don't buy Pianos until § you interview us. Z I . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . /. . . .

Miller Bros.

Connolly’s Building I

Tender for Branch Line.

P. E. ISLAND RAILWAY. .

Union Commercial College.

NIGHTSCHODL

‘ onsus on Mouoly

next Oct. Ioth. Every person who wishes to improve their education should attend. We give personal instruction, Book- keeping, Shorthand, Typewriting,Corres- pondence, Arithmet- ic, Penmanship, etc. Special instruction for those who are preparing for Civil Service, and other examinations. “No waste time.” Call on us for terms, etc.

Union Commercial College.

Wm. MORAN,

Princi al.‘

E. S. EATON B. A.

Queen Street , Vice Piincipal.

5dif

I buy the best Footwear gold will

purchase and sell at the lowest prices in U16 City.

Q‘Call and see.

CON ROY, sH§g'§,,,,_

Sunnyside. Chtown.

.-1 at w if tts _

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f*"*__-H ' IINNUUNIIEMENTS

1 .

0i'Concertn, Socia‘a, Entertainmenh etc., of a money making nature, 5 cents a line

§of 6 words) for Brat neertion, and sy( i cents a line for H811 continuation. Churches and chari- table institutions halfratea. Minimum price 15 cents.Blaek gliqnnoitgcements W era . Births, Marriages a n d Death! FREE but verses with deaths name rate as' above.

6.' N 'rua ouaizoisn.

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wmu ll IS Nlili

ge” wi receve upto and n

RELIABILWY of .sh .-1.

-it

in track layin gohailastin bnilrlin _ n

gi i » i

;:itc., ig the cranitrpction oT a brangh h I

ne . ni ca on to Monk ue oh can ave an e e ah! CU in-ing.-, Elissa Edward rsimi. 8 fu for -Exhibitions times Trio:

Plans, Profile and Specifications may od t i be seen at the Engineer’s Otlice, Char- m em e P' ce' lottetown, P. E. I., and at the office of If Y°u PRE" °°§¢¢ WC 61!! the Chief Engineer, Moncton, N. B., please you too.

hcrcfrm ft d be btai d. "An mi mzgitfz °\’f‘a‘°Y 96 *Iii* We want to meet the person

mmbecom ,,e§;,‘:h °'P°°‘ °“ °“’ who is disappointed with our tea

Whihis bsatli ht color choeolateo lell If 50° ll°flbfi~l|1d U* K°°d U U1? 75C .. mo.. me is... ' ,P D. rorriscss, °f °°5°¢- '

_K M ‘You get value--tor your mon! over? $llll¢\ Name on V nanny flea. 0c,::’.£*,l,|.é:<:|,:i‘-:lr-. _mi & em

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Rocky Point F»rr|_li_a| Tabla ‘l804.

TIME TABLE.

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untTlmgT'Itll;e'l's hgtjlgedrzlls boat; will leave Prince Street Wharf as follows;

have .SUNt will llvttfok 2|

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