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Like ours are a bless-

ing to humanity.

It would be asleepy world without them. We warrant these blocks a year that is. we are responsible the

- iirst year. but they

will go for many years.

PPICE $1.25 AT W. W. WELLNER’S»

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For the Finest Finished

if-W Photo Work Come to the

Leading Studio B

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NEW DQSBRISAY BLOCK.

-ng studio where baby is always welcome.

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Castile Soap

Is the finest CASTILE SOAP on, D market to-day. It gives ae

lather, softens the skin `

ispure as the best of Olive

can made it.

Price 15c. single pound. .

ro pound bars $1.20.

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lest Carefully Looked After’

Phone 86, ; _

‘looneifs Post Oilice-

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-A Course in

Advertising ne Dollar.

ONS. a monthly jour-

M1 of business making ideas

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Everything in _ Women’s Gaiters _

Is to be found here

- --our stock has

never been so com-

plete. t

nn nn di T5 GBIRS

Has been our

great leader-it p certainly is grand value-The style and fit is right- the material line and serviceable. ' _

Alley & C0.

Cheap Preserve Jars

We are over-stocked on quart

and half gallon Glass Pressure Jars-

In order to clear them out quick

we have reduced the sell- ing price down to about

cost-

This is a good chance to lay in

a supply of Jars at 8 very low price. `

_Ind which, during the year, gives G llllorough treatment of the differ-IB

‘mfphases of advertising, will be *nt t0 any address in Canada or

ten cents for a sample copy.

Wm be worth a dollar to you.

PRESSIONS

St. Catharines, Ontario. -'N9 d4i I

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B655! lldQ$!lld9$!

We have the best grain bags in

the country. They are large ¢11°us11 o hold 4% bushel Oats, or 3 bg_;h¢l potatoes. They are strong, clean, have hemmed tops, and are guaranteed to give satisfaction.Ycu Wm; some, how m9-117 ?

Reid & Creighton

d¢&l¢1’S in km Wuxi Pitt Street,

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Reporters and Correspondents

Evervwhere _

Rnrnnsnnrarrvn to Grand Division

will rlD0rt on Monday evening in Victoria Division. Visitors welcome. `

"Changes" of ads. must be in not late

than 1 p. m. each day to insure insertion

noon Saturday for the "Weekly,"

laden with oats and vegetables from P. E. Island. Prices are high and they all seem to have the same. They are, how- ever, flnding a ready sale for their pota- toes and other vegetables.-Glace Bay Ex.

THE Guardian of the 2§th publishes a

letter from Robert Stewart, J. P., pf Southport, denying that he signed the petition for the commutation of Carver’s death sentence. This denial will be of some interest to peoplelin this vicinity who have been puzzling over the last name on the list of petitioners, “Edward Cullan, Capt Brigt. Hattie Louise." This good ship, which was owned in Summer- side, went to the bottom some years ago and seaman here have no recollection of hearing her captain designated by that name. She was commanded while sail- ing on earthly seas at least, by Captain King.-Pioneer. _

Vnr Tm Awanmrn Gor.n Mann..-At

the recent International Exhibition at Fredericton the highest award for tea, a _ gold medal, was won by Vim Tea against all competing brands." This competition was decided ir. as impartial a .way as pos- sible by three ladies of the city chosen by the award committee, who visited the numerous booths where tea was being served, their identity as judges being un- known to the several exhibitors. When it is considered that the only tea served ‘at the Vim Tea booth was the grade which retails at 35 cents per pound, Messrs. Bairdand Peters, the packers of this now famous tea, must feel particu- larly gratified at the unanimous decision in favor of their tea Vim.

IN Msuonrknr.-On the 14th inst, there

p seed away, near Hunter River, Mary the beloved daughterof Roderick McLeod, at the early age of 23 years. She had al- ways lived at home until about six years ago, when she joined some brothers and ; sisters in New England. Last year she came home suffering from a neglected cold, which soon developed into consump- tion. She fought the dread adilction bravely, but although every available re- medy wss tried, it was a losing battle from the drst. Always vivaclous and active, she continued so to the end, and not until ten days before her death could she consent to remain in bed. The funeral service from her home was very largely

Millar conducted services, in _ course of _which both alluded to intereresting evi- dences of her possession of a “good hope through grace.” The timely visit of her esteemed uncle Rev. A_ B. McLeod of Coldstream N. S. the week before, had given her very special consolation. Four brothers, and four sisters, with the sor- rowing parents, and a large circle of friends, mourn her loss. But "we know transplanted human worth, will bloom to prellt otherwhere.”

TRADE AND SHIPPING.

PORT 0F CHARLOTTETOWN.

uattended. '];he Rev. Messrs McLean and

` Oct. 31 ar. Sch‘. Susan King, Grant, Baie

Verto.

pot, 31 cld.schr. Phoebe and Emma Small,

Hubley, Pictou; Diploma, Williams, Sydney; Susan King, Grant, Northport; Union, Gerrlor, Glace Bay. _

A IN DlCTED_f_(lR TH EFT-

io Srmvrv, October 29.-J. T. Meany, un- til lately agent of the Reid Newfound- _land Company at North Sydney, was in- dicted to-day by the grand jury lfor thefh by agent. The amount :of ,shortage is in the vicinity of four hun- dred dollars.

MeLEAN's VEGETABLE WORM

SYRUP is the same safe, pleasant and

r effectual remedy for children as when in-

troduced years ago. The first Worm Syrup was McLean’s. Beware of imita- tions, get the original and Genuine Mc-

Lean’s Vegetable Worm Syrup. _

THE BEST XMAS GIFT.

Are you looking for something good for Xmas which is appreciated by everybody. We can give you the very best article you are looking for :which will not cost much, and will be more valued among your friends than any other gift-and that is ai photokrlpb- We ask you to come early and give us plenty of time to dnlsh them ‘ Don't leave it__ until the last fewweeks and theneome in ahurry-come early and avoid the rush at Gauvin, Gentael Sr Co., P|1°@°8l'lP|l¢l'B. Guardian Omoo Building, Srmonide. oct. ia, saw tr.-

Merit made shoes, Ames Holden make.

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A child-'a ébief

_Chocolates iheyprg

My Imported.

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.- *the surveying ship Eilinor during the,

Pmedlclne. His man friends oin in

following morning and not later than “

Form sohooners have arrived in prot ,Prince Edward Island. He will reside at|

Axexoeuont photograph of the omoonl

of the C.M. B. A.. Charlottetown is on ` exhlbitian in the window of C. J. Mit- D chell'e bookstore. ~ `

ANExcnr.r.nu'rr.v dressed window at

the Apotheoaries Hall shows the merits _ of hot water bottles as winter necessities. ‘There is also on exhibition the H. B C. Cup won in the recent regatta by the Mlcnlao. Anengraving of the cup ap- peared in The Guardian some time ago.;

‘ DR. Ivan McKinnon who has been on

summer leaves this morning for Mon- treal en route to Edinburgh where hs pro- poses taking a post graduate course in i

r .i

wishing him a pleasing and successful winters work. _

Carr. A. H. Anderson, of the 75th Begi-

ment Lunenburg, has received a posh- tion in the Canadian Militia Service. He | has been appointed to take charge of all Milita stores, etc., of the Department of

Charlottetown. Capt. Anderson ;was an officer ofthe 2rd Royal Canadian Begi- ment which gan-isoned Halifax during tho recent South African war. .

Tm: remains of the late Mrs.J.W.Morrl-

son arrived from Montreal Saturday night and the funeral took place yesterday afternoon to Sherwood Cemetery, the services being conducted by Rev. T. - F. Fullerton. Mrs. Morrison was mother of A. E. Morrison of the Anglo-American

1. in'_Montreal. Deceased was in her 85th year and ' was a daughter of the late George Thrasher, Esquire, formerly De- puty Colonial Seoretary for PrlnoeEdward ` Island. Mrs. Morrison spent about sixty years of her life in Charlottetown, and h among the older residents of this city she

Detroit, Mich., Charles I. of Montreal; A.

Meet me at

Telegraph Co., and lived with her son C. s

and Mrs. Cathrae, Chicago. Mrs. Charles Dalziel of this city is a niece.

_Nursed the Sick, .

Ruined Her Health:

For Months Mrs. Myles Lay a Help-

less Suierer from Nervous Pros- tration and Was Cured by

Dr. Chase’s

s Nerve Food.

Mrs. John My1es,sr.,,of sour-1. ‘Wood-

slee, Essex Co., Ont.. is well known through! out the surrounding country be cause’of her 'work among the sick and suffering, and it was on accoullt of ovcr exertion in this regard that her health broke down and she lay weak and help- less, a victim of nervous prostration. Doctors could not help her and she re- solved to try Dr.Chase’s Nerve Food. As `a result she has been thoroughly rc- stored and by recommending this treat- mentto others has been the means o bringing back health and happiness to many a weakened and discouraged suf- ferer from disease of the nerves. Mrs Myles writes:-“When I MKS!! the

use of Dr. Chase’s Nerve Food ,I Wa con- fined to my bed with what the ,doctors said was nervous prostration. My stom- ach was very weak and I could not sleep at all for any length of time. Nervous chills and trembling would come over me and at times and Iseemed to be getting weaker and weaker all the time. There were also pains on top of my head which caused me much suffering and anxiety. , “After using half a dozen boxes of Dr. lChase’s Nerve- Fool I began to gain ip I weight and to feel stronger.. Since then I have been gradually restored to health and in looking back can say that the lm- lprovement has been something wonder ful. I used in all forty boxes of this pre paratlon and feel it a duty as well as a| privilege to recdmmend it to all who are suffering from nervous disorder. Several persons to whom I have described my case have used it and been cured and I am sure that I owe my present good health, if not life itself, to Dr. Chase's Nerve Food.” Dr. Chase’s Nerve Food, 50 cents a box, 6 boxes for $2.50, all dealers, or Ed- _ manson, Bates& Company, Toronto. To I protect you against. imitations, the por- trait and signature of Dr. A. W. Chase, the famous receipt book author, are on every box.

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FURS AT .

STANLEYBRCS.

We have made this season’s display of Furs s __ »' ~

T notable, and if large variety, ine quality,

and newest styles can make a display notable ' ‘ .

then ours must easily bear ci the palm. . r

Everything that is new and good in' _ Ruffs is here, and we lay special stress up-

on the quality of our] furs. They are posit-

ively the best procurable. _ _ ~

AND cnraoliszws runs e _ -

s:..::;e~‘z1 LADIES’ e.f.:e:;°:;:;@;.ee.ez;,er°..sf\ FUR (gg A15

P¢1’Si2l1`L2-mb, Russian Lamb, Seal_ and Ast-

MUFFS, BOAS, MITTS; CA-PS ' t °

rakan. Besides the regular staple styles we ` ~ 1

that you would like. Your Inspection Solicited

sfrANLEv sus.

‘ have many novelties-verysmart stylish coats,

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We have for your in- Spection an extra ine range of Diamond Rings.

Fine S¢l0Ctt‘.d_

Stones. in l4k

For Finest Pickling Spices and

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Edison g Phonograph

And new moulded

records-A full

supply-Drop in

and look' them

over-You’l1 find

tkem interesting.

MILLER BROS.,

Queen Street,

Conno11y’s Building.

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STOCK BRDKERS

Agents for

Ennis & Stoppani

BANKERS AND BROKERS

Stocks. Bonds, Grain and Oottm

bought outright or on margin.

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