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ed, advertising, job work and other business transactedz- Summerside, Rogers 8; Rogers* store-I. B. C.

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FRIDAY, OCTOBER 18, lml.

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2; S llmllllll 184 f¢¢¢¢f°¢l Niki! Ili Ill* Yesterday the Royal visitors reached

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For Sick headache, Billoue attacks,

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9 them a hearty and enthusiastic reception.

" 0 The visit on this occasion has recalled to

` __ `_ the elder citizens the visit made by the

IUTTERNUT -

, Conatip-ations ; Foul and Dilottlered

Stomach: they have noequal . . . .

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The Cbarlc telown Steam Navigation

‘@. Ld. will issue excursion ticket. good going l7tk and 18th instant to ldnrn not later than Tuesday the 22nd, _ai'C5.30.

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Manufacturers

We hive biught for spot

1- ~ cash a very pretty assortment

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Secretar

.ch'10wn, 15, 1901, dai. y'

Dr. James Handrahan,

Qraduate of New York University . and late Surgeon on His M~.jesty’s Surveying Steamer Gnlnare.)

Oiliie and residence, Dorchester Sf.

f me dovr east-of City Hotel. _ ll dliw 1 mos.

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THEECY 1`i~iTER

never tasted better than it doe this year at the Roval Res taureat. We mak- a spec

ialty of supplying the beet to our customers. n in a hurry call here fer oysters on _the half shell. We open them quickly for for you.

13, also by the quart and any

way you w-sat them.

GEO GAR-VER

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St. John and the city of thelllcyalists gave

Prince of Wales, in August 1860, when a stay of three days was made in St. John. The Prince on that occasion arrived by water on board a man of war. St. John

broke all previous local records at that time in I:-he way of a loyal and spectacular demonstration, but the reception of forty- one years ago is quite eclipsed by that of the present visit. Yesterday the arriva of the Royal Visitors was by train, and

their departure will be made in the same way, and probably no more sumptuous railway train has ever been seen in America, if in the world, than that which the Canadian Pacific Railway has placed at the service of the Duke and Duchess and their suite.

Two of the dnest. residences, located

in the heart of the city and elaborately

prepared have been provided ae homes tor the visitors. Caverhill Hall, the residence of Mr. Simeon Jones, ls occupied by the Duke and Duchess. Near by, the dns residence, built by the late Hon. John Boyd and now the propertyof Mr. P. S. McNutt, is set apart for Lord and L...ly Mlnto and their sum. Emu or mess ‘midenoes

during the visit will be carefully guarded by one sabaltern, one sergeant, one corporal, one_bugler and 21 men. Four

,eentries will also be posted at the resid- ence ef the Duke and two at theresidence

of the Governor General. During the

time that the Royal party are in procession the streets along which thcy pass will be lined with troops ported approximately nine feet apart. There will be no admittance to the resi-

" dences where the distinguished visitors

I are put up. The various public functions which so many will desire to attend will

prove a disappointment to thousands who have been unable to obtain tickets. For

` the afternoon reception yesterday at the Exhibition Building but 3,000persous could be admitted and 1.300 of these were school

fchildren. For thc evening reception but 2,000 tickets were issued. Some 7,000 ob-

functions. It is therefore clear that man

appointed and the mass ol the people coul

passed on the street.

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1; ' of ladies gem rings set with . lyaclith. tails. llllmns. Paris. n The above we’ve selected

from a large numberof samples and we claim for them the best value ever odered by us in rings.

Call and see if we are not

right.

W.N. TANTON, Jeweler, Great Geo. St. 3 doors

from Grafton.

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On the

Aucliunlitl Stuck

M need

bring over Premier Peters on Sunday We fiil to see what that has to d with the recent controversy, even

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tained tickets for positions to see the par- ade on Barrack Square in the afternoon. But more than 40,000 applications had

been rnaflc for tickets to these various _ _

y Its Namg is known in nearly every home..

The Examiner hint! that THE GUARDIAN

“was not so deeply concerned about the Sabbath when the Stanley was seat to ‘and Halifax

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\ i I ,the Examiners memory were correct

“Nor have we claimed that Premier

Farquhsrson ls the principal od’ender in the late wholesale Sabbath desecration. He shared in it no doubt and must bear his share of the moral odlum which at.- taches. He was sadly wanting in politi- cal discretion to make such an exhibition of himself at a time when he is appealing to a Sabbath loving |eleetorate for their support. But with planning and bringing about the Sunday excursion through tour Provinces he doubtless had nothing te do.

We deeply regret that he took a part in the disgraceful proceedings but we have not and never had any disposition to make him bear more than his proper

share of the responsibility.

Newfoundland is greatly exercised over

the app-irent inattention of the Imperial

_ Government to certain matters which are considered to be ct Importance ‘ to the Cc`ony. In April last when Premier Bond was in lngland he made representations respecting the French Shore question to which it ls alleged that no answer has been received. Nor has any answer been reeelved to a communication sent Eve , months ago asking the Imperial Govern- 'l ment to persuade the Laurier Government _ to consent to the ratification of the lond- Blalne treaty. The latter delay is:expialn- able on the ground that Newfoundland and Canada are playing at cross purposes and it is very diflicult for the Colonial Secretary to interfere. The true solution of the dilllculty lies in Newfoundland becoming part and parcel ofthe Domin- l-ion. In such union she will receive full

justice from Canada, and will _easily _ obtain the ear of the British Government at all times. _ ` '

| TALL c0RN

_ doesn’t come by accident. A

fertile soil and careful cultiva- tion are 1l¢C€SSary to prqducg the towering stems and heavy cars._

Yet the farmer who under-

stands that he can’t have a hmlthy corn crop without feeding and weeding, seem; to think that he_ can have a healthy body without either care or culture. But the body is built up jiist_a.s the corn is, by the assimilation of the several chemical elements on which vitality depends. And what weeds are to the corn

diseases of the stomach and nutritive systerm are to the

sary food supply from the

ggaper channels, and the

y becomes lean, sickly

and ill-nourished. ~ ’Phe_ proper digestion and

assimilation of food is a pri- mary essential of health. By healing diseases of the stom- achau organs o_f digestion and nutrition, Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery increases the _digestive and assimilativc powers, stimulates the action of the blood making glands, and sends to every organ of the body the rich red-corpusclcd blood_on_wliicli ph sical vigor and vitality depends.,

*I took two bottles of Doctor

Piercc’s Golden Medical Discov- ery, for stomach trouble," writes Clarence Carnes, Esq.. of Taylors- town, Loudoun Co., Va. “It did me so much good that I didn't take any more. I can eat most anything now. I am so well pleased with it I hardly know how to thank you for your kind infor- mation. I tried a whole lot of things before I wrote to you. There was a gentleman told me about our medicine, how it had cured his wife. I thought I would try a bottle of it. Am now glad that I did, for I don‘t know what I would have done if it had not been for Dr. Pierce’s Golden Mcd- ical Discovery.” '

Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets

regulate the bowels and ¢ur¢ constixzatiot

thousands must necessarily have been dis- A _

d L [(5 Purity is undoubted and guaranteed .

only see the distinguished visitors as they Com ,mein Ocmber 15th the

U1 8 well-known steamer

A Every Tll6SdB~Y at U00” We are prepared to supply our customers with if Returning will leave Boston Sat

de.. The Frost and Wood Go’y

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heumatism.

;; Pills _

Cause ot] the acid beir;§

there. If the kidncyaact

as they should the! would strain the Uric cid out d' the system and rheuma- llam wouldn’t occur. Rheu- matisin is a Kidney Dis- Oale. Dodd'e Kidney Pills have made a great part of their reputation curing Rheumatism. So get at

lheaqasc cf_thcse d*°°lml' °' F” 593# aching jolaftxs. There B I but one euro way- ~

on Friday x8 Oct. stock viz. 3 .Bull of them thorough-

.te Dodd’S

Kidney

Unhealth kidneys are the

For tickets and all particulars ap

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You 0001

and- Canadian.) _ _ `

1 Velveteen Ccrduorys. all others for 290. `

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MATTHEW &- Nl.cLEA»N’S

S. S. YARMOUTH

of the Plan Line, will leave Char- _ ,

lot-tetown for Boston via Hawkesbury _

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Bhinese laundry

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on a Pitch Tree, nor can you expect satisfaction from inferior goods. These are all the highest grade and their quality gu-iranteed. They

_ _ aije, ,worth a trial. _ ' ,

Every lady in Charlottetownuis invited to -inspect tb`e'New=York'

The Duchess of York only $1; the popular Pan American, Sl 40 dozen-480 sample hats, no two alike at a clear saving of one third- Showing to-day and to.morrcw snappy lots at snappy prices.

Boys’ odd school pants, value up to $1 35 for 75c. _ Misses’ odd jackets and reefsrs and blouses stone half price. 9'

girl’s size is here " - `

One lot of spring coats, just the thing for fall,st half price, light :olors One lot Scotch shawls from Glasgow for cspes. ` ‘ " New fars for the nccli and back at honest prices. ' Ladies’ Blouses, Night Dresses and Dressing Jackets. l

, 5,000 yards Englifh Flannelet-te, 8c. 10, 12, and l4c.“ ~ I

Lots of pretty Eiderdown’s for Dress J sckets, 20c and 450.. (American

One lot of Cloths, suitable for Jackets, fat a clearance price, 48c l

I American Flannelettv Wrappery in great variety. `

A few odd Suits Worth $3.00 for`$5.00. See our Fall Hats.

FALL ~

' 50 sample ulsters, only one of a kind. You will save one if your'

250 Men’s Working Pants, tomorrow $1.50. ' ¢1l41l1°i1¢!\1l<l

halfas

$8.00 .na $10.00 D. u. suit. 1<>m0..0w $6.00. -§’.‘;§.......,

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FIVE FACTS ABOUT

Haszardts Brahlnin Tea

It; flavgur excells all other moderate priced teas. Its Sifgggth can always be relied on .

[13 Pgpulag-ity extends far beyond the limits of P. E. Island.

HCRACE HASZARD,

T0 13 521' - Sole Agent for Canada.

Root Cutters and- Pulpers-Corn and Straw Cutters, Grain, Crusher

and Grinders;

Potato Diggers, Truck `Wagone,Cart Wheels and Axles, Road Carts, Rosé

KENT STREET

FIM

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1- “’5l'!“ll\\‘k.' *lleaaoaab price, _ "

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Strawberry s1,20'p'si- lb.

_Raspberry 1<;<=_____per1b.__

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_ gin urrarrin 15 md mr*

styles in ready-to-wear , _.1 _, ¢¢n_; bqggla, r _ - _

1 G ~1sfa-amiefry ....1 R,,,,,,,,, ~ e a S ' Syrup 25 cents per bottle. -5

` Allteabovegoodsaremadofrom

home grown fruits andere guaranteed .j

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° Try Eureka Tee 25c ‘lb.‘ S » f" ,

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ABBIITINE.-Fire

More durable than Oil _one price.

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Lower Queen St,

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0ran88S. Bananana, Watermelons and »~

Just received at ~ _ fl"

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Girl’s trimmed hats, 85c. .$1 and S 25., ` - ~~;-. I "‘ ' `

Sailor caps for school, school reefcrlf, and two piece suits for lads up tok ' .,.` ,

I4 years old, $3.75 _ 1. _ . _ _ ‘ _ "ff _

Long coats for ladies at sliort prices. P ' '

Short coats at short prices: Ohe sainplellot at one half their prices. _ _ __

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Mackinnon & . Williams-

OCT. 18th. and ioth. _ .

Bar isters, Solicitors, Notaries, etc.

'H sormis, P. E. 1. N1 ‘,§_",,",§‘,',‘,f,.,f",‘,""',,,,°"‘,',"'“,,,"Sj"‘°'

Otllce-Cameron Block, Charlotteww Money to loan on Real Estate.

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\1cLEAN, A. A Q. C., Barrister, Solicitor. 1 ofii¢¢,1if0wu'.. nicer, viewer. now, can iotterown, Branch oiicein Waclmaire building Qipand. Money toloan.

QSMALLWOOD, C R. Barrister and Attorney'-e. ‘ Law, Notary _1>ublic, etc. Ollice, cameron Block lately occupied by F. L, Hazard, K. C. North Side Queen Square Money to loan.

WANTS, LOSTS. FGUNU, ETD

TQ-LET.-Two desirable rooms, partially

furnished. - At a mod rate- rent \in W. C T. . building. Suitable for omce or dressmakcrs or sample rooms. 17 xwk,

WANTED.-A servent for general house

work apply to Mrs. Arthur Newbery,

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WANTED-Parties to do Knitting for ue at

home. _We furnish yarn and machine and

everything necessary to do the work Eae wor , good pay. Hand knitters also wana Send stamp for particuiars to Standard Hose Toronto, Ont. 9-25-oc z, 9, x6o.

waN'rBo ar ONCE..-a .mm young airl-

abouti to do general house-work. Appl at this og; _ » 15 3i

WANTED.-Boarders can be accommodated

I P“°°“S°\'S vi* Pi°"°“ °“ W°d“°*’ h Steel Plows, Disc Harrows and Spring 'l ocih Harrows A by °‘u'”g “t M”'J' "‘°”°°'°°"‘ lm" sm”

next door to kevcre Hotel. io-14-rw.

days and Sirurdays make connections _ 3 _ _ . --. f - t Halifax fo Boston direct. WASTE” ”T‘°'°“*“ f" th' °'§,mff,‘:

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ment, and good oev Stone a Wellington roonto. 9-x6 dw il

` WANTED.:-A for general housewoik‘in'l small famil Apply to Mrs. G F ItIfn§cl&ee0ll.

ll- L. Blllllill. W-W GLABKE, _ mf Upwmégm _ _.-W-,S _ __

Manager' Assn' 1 9 y - LOST.-Between Comm.-§r~cialCx°ossand South-i

' _ pcm-t:.poc_ket book eco :rings la_ sumo

_ Tum- 4. Charlottetown. P.E.I Fan Mills, Shakers and Cleaners, Threehers and Horse Powers :‘.°f'_§_Y Wf,,“,1i§ ‘m,‘°F',‘y “i‘§‘=,,,,"_’,';'§,_°§,;

leaving at this cies or iiotifylhg by mail.

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N I Wagons, Harness, €hurn.._ Wa=hers and Wncgers eusipgfdinglto if ii. Negsom ofrim Gunnar

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\»\&¢\ ' . rox SALE-'rue :meta americas nael

entrally situated ca Kent Sheet. apply at this

, T0~LBT-Thenewdwelling houaeon comet ofliillsboro d 'daey8tl.lt oocu

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yup: Sun ec girly Sun; T0 It’ "2 l“°""‘° 'L _ ~ . “.°"*”. W" °°°“S"' 4°- ' ‘ 'rox.irr-raaeesnvesasu siissteaimn sam, in 11 men <1 ae. » ' - Y _,,g|,,,,U',','d¢,.,°{°,,,'{f,f,_ ' 1 'raeriewcoiisme cubes Pham ri nine auteur perreedm. can me view is '*t“°°'f,',,',‘,,,f’,,,:§,,';’¥¢,°f'u“*,Q‘,,,,‘y",‘f' ffm

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