T HA G ARDIAN NOVEMB R I

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Doctors `

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wi3lli'i€i"S Sliver Cream l' ,0fi`lcesin New Prowse Block

ls Growing More Popular Day by Day ' I Charlottetown.

il, will not injure the silverware. "`°'

d alwa S used ~ l A. .I.McF.\nvnN,Tignlel\, was in the

()ilC€ use ’° y ' Q01, by ,city yesterday.

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Price 2 5c per % pint bottle. Vi-_.~,s','_'_v< Rolo The on.mllnn'.°lmlnsd .devon

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GEO. II. COOK.

Where llabv is Alwavs Welcome.

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ROUSE UP YOUR ENERGY

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HUGIIES’

DIGESTIVE TONIC

,,111 ,¢i\.- _vnu .-iunp, vlinnud nncvgy. As nu .l|.|»l~ti/i-ril <-nnuot be bcntcn und it nu|.l_<cs y.nll~l|_i..y wlult voueut. Price 251: por bottlc

GEO. E. HUGHES.

Apothecaries Hall.

lllllnl, --ll-mit: \_\'utcrpl-oof huotl-l is wlnlt urc rc- lNlrl-li now, \\ c hnvc at lurgc lstlu-k in .zulu-‘t fl-lun lull' |n~il‘l-.-: llrc lo\\'cr than l\l\y ill tllo city limi our .iilu-usles nro less. lioyrl! See our \\‘ulol' ilrool l|ol.l- "Tho Louder" $l.50 n pnir.

A- E- McEACl-IEN. I‘ho Shoo Mun.

Some More iillnlllnlngs

We have 'just received a

slllpluent of Crosse & Black- we\i‘s goods including: Pick- ics ul chow-chow, mixed, wal- nuts and (lirkius.

jams in strawberry, rasp-

berry, etc., orange marma- llnlc in all sizes, pure malt "ll“`i<1lf. Lcn and Pexrin’s -*=\\1Cv. Ilcngal club chutney, pix-ser\'e<l ginger, candierl glllgv.-r chips, French Olives, Lucca Oil, Macaroni, Huntley and l’alluer’s short bread and biscuit. in different varieties. These high-class goods are wt-il known and speak for tllculselves.

We will be pleased to show

illcluto you at

1\/I o K e in na.’§ GROCERY.

Uiunnmunn-iallaub-`0

ilur Hmerlcan Shoes for men

are the newest and

llatticst shoes in the

city,

Patent Colt.

Box Ca`f.

Russian Calf.

$3.50 a. pair Sizes 5'to ro.

snullus ll.. co.,

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$2.0 0 C Box Cali

Boot

For Men

ls a pleasing sur-

prise to the well informed s h o e _

buyer.

Notwithstand i n g the unprecedented

high price of

leather particular-

ly calf skin, by a little foresight, we

are still in a posi- tion to offer you this best of Shoe

Bargains at a lower

price than ever.

Alley & Co.

They are in our

window. See them!

NEW G00l)S PROM CROSSE & BLACKWELL

Mixed Pickles and Chow Chow. French Olives and Sardincs. Devillerl and Potted Meats.

Olive Oil and English Sauces. Candied Citron and Lemon Peel. jmns, Jellies and Marmalade.

Currie Powder and Essence Coffee-

Chutney.

Bccr & Goff.

‘ THIS FALL

Our stock “is nlore

complete than ever." GET the habit.

Blly your drug wants

here.

Phone 86

We send parcels at

any time.

Reddin Bros.

Opp. P. 0.

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First Class Farm

For Sale.

l cha.-lottemwn novelty mnwkloy Polo'

|¢0',iM\) nmuggl mpgs of very bout lnnd in Col

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2'.:ll.'::f°l‘.&ir.it:r.l‘.';.“.‘s..i._ ‘l§..a“a.~1..ii,9 root hollso and other out bllii HDI. B00;lec0tll`gn' uni, plonty wat/or splendid true proh R. close to school. mills and espocialhy W Y la 0 Y ull of which makes tho si untio simon “pg iv lad. For fnrtherinformation apvly -

Vlctoril ROW. lidolldiilinms near Sherwood Cemetery; or to

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lo.o a twmtr Par. mir. Owflef-

Preserved Ginger and Ginger Chips.

Huntley & Palmer’s Biscuits, Soaps

will find something to interest you.

MI-ss Pnrnus, Charlottetown, is spend- l“E a few days with hor brother, T. S. Peters, Gagetown, N. B.

Mns. D. C. CAMrm~:r.l., East Royalty, left yesterday afternoon for Murray River to spend a few days with A. M. and Mrs. Ross. -

Fnnn H. Tnamon, the sanitary plumb-

er. hot. air, gas fitter und tinsmith has his SWT? 0PD0Site thc Opera House. House- holders should remember him. See ad in Classified Column.

Tul-I City of Ghent was in port lust

night bringing a general curgo :of sugar, molasses und other merchandise. She left again during the night with about 500 pkgs. of potatoes, oats, turnips and other produce.

S.\cKvn.l.E Posr: A paragraph has been

going the rounds of the provincial press to tile effect that the Dominion Govern- ment is about to purchase the N. B. and P. E. I. railway. So for ns \ve can learn there is no truth in the report.

Mn. McTaouE. Charlottetown, an em.

ployec of the Railway. was in the city yesterday. Mr. Mc'I‘ngue cnme over with u party, who accompanied Frank McDonald und bride as far as this city and returned. - Thomas _Bulue, Bangor passed through the city yesterday en route to P. E. Island, in search for heavy horses ,for the lumber woods.-Moncton Trans- crlpt.

li.\l.lrAx Mall.: “It is estimated that

during the six weeks' stay of the cruiser sliuadron the snips left $100,000 in this port. Outside of the supplies for the fleet, it is estimated that the 4,300 men spent $50,000. The storckecpers und boarding house keepers along the water front state that the coming of the cruisers solved he problem of how they were to make ends meet during the winter."

Jann Iiulmon, the mun arrested by

Oiiieer Perry on the arrival of No. 25 yesterday afternoon for creating disturb- ance on thc truin,und Wm. McCarthy arrested by Oilicer Dryden nt the station lost uight_for drunkenness were before the police court this morning and on promising to leave town ut. once were allowed -to go. Both men olailucd to have come from Prince Edlvarll Islund. -Moncton 'l‘i-anscript.

Rr-:v. A. J. Mrnns. pastor of St_

Stepilelfs church, Black River, N.:B., und formerly of Lake Verde, If. E. I., wns,pre_ sented with n fur~iiucd overcout nlld ottcr cup ly the members of his congregation. ’l`hc presentnt-ion wus ulnde by Captain A. S. Cameron. Mr. Myers expressed his surprise and appreciation of thc gifts. lifter which the party repaired to the din- ing room, where supper was served. The remainder of the evening \\'n.s spent. in music and social intercourse.

A'l‘ n recent meeting of the executive of

the Intercollegiate Football Union Ml-_ Gili's protest. on the game with Ottawa College in Ottnwn was sustained. As a. result. the game, which Referee Dalton awarded to0ttnwa Colle-ge,by ascore of 0 to 8, counts a draw uf 0 all, and by the system of scoring in the Intercollegiate, ouch tcnui will be credited with u point inthe schedule. McGill scored a goal from n. try in Ottawa, but one of the Ottnwn. team touched the bull us it shot. over his head in charging the kicker und the referee dill not allow the goal to count.

Barons leaving the Experimental

Farm, Nappan N. S., Prof W. S. Blair \\llo has taken a position in the new institution being founded by Sir William Macdonald nt Quebec, was presented by his co-workers with a fine gold headed cane and ahundsome dress suit. case, and by the Nnppun citzens with nn elaborate onyx clock. Although taken completely by suprise Mr. Blair made u feeling reply. Mr. Blair is well known throughout the provinces 'having had churge ofthe farlu‘s exhibit nt different provinl-ini exhibitions and having address- cdlucetings in nlnny sections of the provinces.

Mowvron Times. -The Good Templars

of the province are uf. present engaged in rl very aggressive campaign. Tile past. grand secretary, A. C. M. Lawson, is touring the province visiting lodges and Temples and organizing new ones and is meeting with mood success. I-Ie is at present at work in Albert County. The Rev. Mr. Cahill is also at work in Carleton, Victoria and York Counties and the Rev. E. A. Westmorland, of Sackvilie,ls also expected to take the field for a time inter on. The Grand Lodge odicers confidently expect to make an increase of 2000 members this year. The Juvenile branch increased 40 per cent last quarter. Several new lodges and temples have already been organized by some of the Grand Lodge onlcers.

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Fnrmcrs and Horsemen- Clydesdale

Colle Cure speedily relieves spasmodic, fintulant, kidney and gas collos, acute indigeation, groin founder and sloppltge of water. Try it for your horses when troubled with these diseases. It is n now preparation but its record is A good one.- 50c per bottle-A. W. Reddln,Phem B.

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lTl1e full flavor, delicious quality and absolute purity of WHITE’S i

CHOCOLAT ,distinguish them from others, and make them quick sellers. ¥

Try 9. box today.~'i For sale atiall the leading confectioners

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Cnnslnmo Bans, 1 Fulton Fish Market,

New York, wholesale commission dealers and shippers of fresh fish, solicit consign- ments from Island dealers. They make specialties of smells, eels, lobsters, and frogs of which lines they handle large quantities.

A rnnrrv wedding took place at the

home of James and Mrs Derby, White Sands, on the evening of the 25th uit.. when their daughter Sadie Ann was united in marriage to George W.Murdock, Picton, N. S.Rev. S. D. McPhee oillciated. The bride looked charming in her beauti- ful wodding gown. The large _number of valuable wedding presents gnve unmis- takenble evidence of the popularity of the young couple. After pax-taking of a sumptuous supper and much social enjoy- ment the many guests repaired tothcir homeswishing Mr. and Mrs. Murdock u “bon voyage" over the sua of life.

THE Colonial Herald of April liith 1841

contains an interesting account of n meet- ing in the parochial house in this city of those professing the Roman Catholic Abstinence Pledge, in order to establish n benevolent fund for tho support of such indigent professors of Temperance as may hereafter be worthy of its support- Resolutions were passed: (1) Setting out us the efforts of the Bishop the Right Rever- end B. D. MacDonald to realize u society professing total abstinence llud deserved success, thc number joining having ni- reudy amounted to over 5000 that the meeting deem it requisite to organize u Provident Benevolent lnstitution;(2) That the meeting call attention of the R. C. clergy of the province to the foregoing resolution in order to test the expedicncy of organizing such institutions in their respective parishes und that n meeting be called on Easter Monday to assist in the soiemnizatlon of n festival to commemor- ate the origin ofthe R. C. Abstinence Society of the Province; (3) That. ll clause be inserted in thagconstitntion authoris- ing the officers to render necessary assist- ance to deserving temparance immigrants; (4)'l‘hat to become n member of the society each person pay ' 3 shillings and that a person paying 5 shillings or more per annum shall become an honorary mem- ber.

NOBODY IS EXEMPT.

New Preparation Which Everyone Will Need Sooner or Later.

Almost everybody's digestion is dis-

ordered more or less, und thc common- estthing they doforitis to tuke some one of the many so-culled blood puri- fiers, which, in many cl\ses,arc merely strong cathnrtics. Such things ure not needed. If the organs are in a clogged condition, they need onlya little help and they will right themselves. Cntllar- tics irritate the sensitive linings of the stomach and bowels and often do more harm than good.

Purgiug isnot what is needed. The

thing todo is to put the food in con- dltioll to be readily digested nlld us- simiiated. Stunrtfs Dyspepsin Tllblcts do this perfectly. They partly digest what is eaten and give the stomach just the help it needs. They stimulate the secretion and excretion of the di- gestive fluids und relieve t.ile~ con- gested condition of thc glands and membranes. They put the `wllole dl- uestive systeln ill condition to do its work. When that is done you need tulrc no more tablets, unless you cnt what does not ugrco with you. Thcn tnke one or two tablets-give them needed help, und you will have no trouble.

lt`a n coulnlon-sen.~c medicine and li

common-sense treatment, and it will cure every time. Not only cure the dis- ezlscbut cure the cause. Goes nbout it iu u perfectly sensible and scientific wlly.

We have testimonial:-l enough to iill

nbook,bnt wo dont publish nlunv of tllem. Howcvcr-Mrs. E. M. Faith, of l3yrd`s Creek, \Vls., says:

“I ilnvc taken nil the Tnbletsl got

ofyou uno they have done their work well ill my case, for I feel likoa dif- ferent person altogether. I don`t doubt ifl had not got them I should have been nt rest by this time.”

H. E. Willard, Onslow, In., says: “Mr.

White, of Canton, (wus tolling me of your Dyspepsin. 'l‘nblets curing him of Dyapepsin, from which he uuffererl for eight years. As I ani n sufferer myself! wish you to semi nle~u pack- age by return mail."

Phil. Brooks, Detroit, Mich., says:

"Your Dyspepsia cure has worked wonders in my case. I suffered for yenrs from dyspcpslu, but ani now cn- tirely cured ami enjoy liic usl never have before. I gladly rl-commend them."

It will cost i'>Oc to find out just how

much Stuart/s Dyspepsia Tablets will help you. Try them- bllnt's the best way to decide.

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Miss Louise MCLEOD, Orwell, leaves this morning for Boston.

Mas. (Da.)Goouwu.L returned last

night fromavlsitwher homoln King- ston, Ont.. Dr. Goodwill met hor at

i Sulumenide.

4 MxsaJaN1c McKenzie. Flat. River,`

who has been visiting friends In the city for the post few days returned home yes- terday afternoon.

AMONG the passengers west yesterday

afternoon were Major Sl.-hurman, \\'. S. Louson, J. 0. Hyndmnn, Dr. Douglas, George Wheatley, Ewen und Mrs. Mc- Dougnli. Mrs. (Dr.) MePhail and two children.

SEND in postage stamps to “Tho Guar

dian, Cllarlottetowrl," 6 cents for 100 Tun- nel stamps, ll cents for H10, lil cents for 300,21 cents for 400, 20 cents for 500 or 52 cents for 1000. These prices includo cost of mulling. Everybody should use Tunnel stamps on their envelopes and correspondence. d tw ti'

Wonn has been received of the dl-ltih

at Miiitowu, Maine,of Rev. Alfred H.' Lavori-,pastor of the Baptist church in that plscenud very well known in the Mn.rii.inle Provinces. Mr. Lnvers came of la famous old Baptist family, being n grand son of Rev. Ilurris Harding, or “father” Hllrdingnslie was known, one of the most prominent clergyman of the denomination during the oarlicr lmif oi the lust century. I-Ie was born at Yur- mouth,N.S. upwards of sixty yours ago and had been stationed at Acadia, N. S., North River, P. E I., I-‘ort Elgin, Sackville, St. George, Finlay and Mili- town. In nllthcse places hc carried on most successful work.

Tun feast of St. John the Baptist was

celebrated in a becoming manner by the FreuchvCanudiun students of Si.. Dun- stan’s College. In the evening a. grand entertainrucnt was given in the College Hall where the students_ and several in- vited guests frolu the City pnssod thc evening in a must cujoyuble manner. The following program was excellently rcnirer- ed.

Opening Address -Rev. Joseph Gallant. Piano Solo-Rev. T. Gallant.

Vocal Solo-A. Bulcourt.

' Declnulntion-II. Boumsscuu. Vocal Solo-Joseph Hemii.

Declunlatlon-Eugene LaCcrtc.

Vocal Solo-Eddie O'l’ooie. Declnuluticn-B. L. Cullill. After this the popular French drnmu

Les Deux Sourds was rendered ily the members of St. Jean Baptiste Society and was very much appreciated by tile nudi- ence. It can be safely said that the acting has never been excelled ily local talent in tho province. God Save the King wus chanted at tile close.

iF A DYSPEPTIC, USE HUTCH

“Not a foulsmslling nunty tasting llc-sc,‘

but ll palatable app(-tizing cor-rector oi’ ucidity, heart, burn and water brush. It washes uway fermenting matters, and the tough mucus that coatsthc dyspeptic s stomacll, leaving it clean, refreshed and ready to digest proper'foo'I. It’s ll. doctor for Len cents. If you can sparc $1.00 you can lmy 200. By mail from Woodward Chcmicni Co., Buiiltio, N. Y. or Bridge- burg, Ont. For snlc by ull Druggists

AN NOU NCEMENTS.

-Anyone wnntiug to charter vessel

should apply Lo Jollu l\IcQuiilau 8; Co.

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-Any good boy, well recommended

cnn ubtnin permanent employment. A good chance for the right boy. Apply here. tf

--For Sale-second hnnd butter tubs

in good condition. Apply nt this office.

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-Annunl urt sulc of hnnd painted china

and needle-work novelties suitable for Xmus gifts. B. G. Fenneli, Euston Struct. cast. 03, 9, 27, Dec. 4, 8, ll.

-Gnmprlnn lcnvcs lilontrcui, Monday,

(ith. Nov. on her last trip this season and on return to Montreal from here Satur- day llth Nov. 2rl3i

-Rev. T. F. Fullerton will give one of

his popular lectures in the Presbyterian Church nt Clyde River on Monduy Nov. 0tll.Adullssiou 10 cents. H0 dmtll 2lpd.

\Vc direct speclul attention to our own

nck of ripe tomatoes. They were nil put up ll few days ngo, and when you buy Guys' puck of tomatoes you can rest nssureri you have t-he genuine fresh article. Buy J. J. Gay 8: Sou`s fresh cull ned Tomatoes. Thcrcnro none better and very few ns good.-J. J. Guy Sc Son every dny market, Phone 270.

2idtufl‘4l i\v1i.

Sateen wuists reducel to clcnr-bccnuso

overstocked. We'vc marked them down. ’l`hcy're new, fashionable. with latest sleeve, in pretty new styles, just the thing for full und wint-er wcnr. Now is n good Limo to secure one while the prices are reduced? 00c waists for 660 - $1.20 for 8Sc and upwards reduced proportionately. Everything is as advertised.-Weeks Sc Co. 3d2i twli

Landing daily from

Schooncrs. _

Best quality ni' Sydney

and Picton coal.

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C. Lyons & Co.

Nll`=.ET ME AT IHE ALWAYS BUSY STORE

MEN ’S FINE UN DERWEAR

AT _STANLEY BROS.

Soft and smoo'l1 as rillr, unshlillkable, and

guaranteed god u'<:ml'=.

These glods are nladc on lloud lo. lus, are fl il

manship.

fashioned and yclfcriion in fluisll slid work-

Sizes from 36 to 46 inches and are made in

two grades.

Prices range fl om $1.60 to $2.Io each ‘price in

one grade ; and $2.5) to $2.95 each price ill the

liner grade.

Vile should be pleased to show

you these goods, evru if 3-< ll

dou’t want to buy.

|sTANLEv Bucs.

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Now is a good

time to get your winter supply of Groeeries. Prices will perhaps be lllghl r.

them ul I .

values.

f Fnoun lgandcrson 3, C0 slb Loi l"ea\

$4-75 up. _ _ °‘ sl .oo

Sunnyside Grocers, Wholesale and Retail.

For Flon., Tl-a, oil, Mo- , ,,,l;‘;.`,, ’f01;le§~

your Groceries gf best qllzllity and reasonlble price.

‘ livery article

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lasses and Sufrnrs we lend

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Good cloth, good linings, good tailoring, good

\.Vill1 pliasure we

beg to direct your at- ienlioll to ollr personal- ly selected wcolens for . fail and winter.

The chills uc in-' fi.

trorilltc this sensull ulc dis-rillclive ill quality, col. ring and design, '. and are now llcrc for ' your inspection.

O .lr word ist-

stylc, good finish and good fit. \Ve hope to be _

avored with a call from you :lull lullkc you a first

class suit. _

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