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Charlottetown, P. E. I.

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DENTIST

Riley Building. Queen Street

Phone B66

Dr. o. c. Archibald

Graduate on N. Y. Pest Graduate y

Medical School and Hospital. Practice limited to Eye. Lar Nose

and Throat.

Office Buyer Building‘ Great George Street. opposite uuardlan Office. Telephone 350.

Office Hours-Lil to l2 s. III-Z 1 to 5 p. m. May be consulted oft hours at 110 Hillsboro Street.

DR. GLIFI‘

DISEASES

ow nt Vlotorln lllllrl- OIlAllLOTPETO\VN| I‘. ln- l-- Frlﬂny, shun-nu. Sundri- Momhm 1 suiumrn At Queen llotr . - - - sum. r. n. |.. talent-y. Well- ncsrlny, Thursday. ||,"",,_|rrom l2 to 3 n. m. pqu-gprh-alothtiﬂ monthly in ndvanee. NOW! 1882-7-27-3mos.

EYE, EAR, NOSE AND THROAT

0m. ~nnuy rinnotns. Qui-cn 5"“! rotﬂppmlltu Prnwsc Brmi- Residsnce~4 Grafton Street.

Officn Hours—l0 a. m. to 4 D. III- ldvenlngs hy Appointment .

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Eye, Ear, Nose, Throat and Skin Office 187 Kent St. Phone 824-1

Hours 1000-400.

Evening by appointment only Residence, 6 Water Street. Phone 9.

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Barrister and Attorney-Wu“

Room No. 12. Cameron Block VICTORIA ROW i ' 2252--17-tf.

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We have hundreds of pairs to choose from in Broadcloth, English ‘ cloth, and high grade felt. We carry A. B. C. D. E. widths.

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Optometrist Eyes Tested Glasses Fitted

z Montague, P. I. I. Groduste of Canadian tiph~ t tholmlo College, Toronto and other post graduate courses. Have Your eyes examined by lstest methods.

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ifleo and Residence,” Prince St.

Corner Prince and Sydney Sts. l Phone 804 i

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Oﬂice-Riley Building Charlottetown ll-d-l-lmo.

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To Keep Y 0r Health

and enjoy life and restful sleep drink our Liver Suits regularly. morning and night. It will make your body function properly, im- prove your-skin and complexion. tone up your stomach and improve your condition in general.

H. J. MABO

MONTAGUEIP 12.1.

' at the home of llirs. Mary A. Ford

| Women's institutes

--"3EKVlEW. — An enjoyable evening was Eipunt at Seaview Hall, I on Sept. 8th. when the members of. that institute "met for their mon|h- 5 l)’ meﬁlllwz. An intcrcsllng feature tun.» the reading of a paper on Lcma Decorations which was much ‘ discussed by members. Three new members were enrolled. l

....*EAST POINTZ-Jfhe regular IIIQQllIIB of the East Point Women's linstituto was held at tho home o! Miss Emma Mclntyrr. Sept. 8th.; Seven mcmlbers and two visiiorsl were present. The meeting include |e-:l roll call, the reading o: the minutes of the last meeting and lh-s report o! the Annual Convention - by the delegates who attended. Three new mombrtrs have been ad- zlcd to the Institute.

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....*NORTH' LAKE. — institute held its regular monthly meeting

on Sopt. 4th. Twelve members and three visitors were present. Roll coll was answered by conundrums. A paper on "The importance of Literature in our Lives" W85 rcadJ A demonstration on Salads “was given by lVls-s. J. ii. Baker. $10 was voted for prizes for the school lair. A class in ‘Flnst Aid is to he organ» lzcd. Tiwo tniblcs and n cupboard ore to he rustle for the Nor! h Luke school and a new desk is to he purchased lor the Lakcvillt‘ school. ‘tine new member has been added lo the institute.

..*LOT 16.—Thc regular meet- ing of the Lot 16 Women's insti- tute was held at the home of Mrs. A. R. M-eLean on Sept. l4. Thirteen members and three visitors were inn-sent. The report of the Annual Qonvenilion at Charlottetown was given by the President, ‘Mrs. VVlli. ilotion. Pickle recipes were read and discussed, ll was decided to hold a ibuzaar to raise funds for the Institute. One new member has been added to the Institute. At the close of the meeting lunch was .$L'l‘\'tll by the hostess and a social hour was spent.

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Occasionally a woman marries her ideal man, but it is only n

matter oi‘ time until her air castle is transformed into 2t flat.

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’?"E/V€Y y ic\ 1 /. Packer of /.' WlLSON'S

FLYPADS.

witixitinonciucsmiu ’ = $8°5WDRTH or ANY V, snow rtv cutters.’

Clean to ha. J Sold by Ill

Drugglsts, Grocers sud General

Stores

E. ll. PARKMAN '

Z Jeweler 8c Optometris s

t (tr-masts with hunors iron: f the Csnsdian Opthslmlo Coi- toga, Toronto. Ont.

i Scientific examination oi f the ayes with the molt mod- ern methods and appliances.

i We nss the ltstinoeoopo or Bhadow Test The idieotri. Optbalmomstor. The Electri- l Opthllmosropii tor determln % in; the diseased conditions oi .

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the eyes. The Ski Optomet or (the shove instruments ere the Olly ones in Kings County.) The Revelation Test Cabinet sud many more deli- eote instruments.

We are Opticians to the people who want the beet is . quality m4 satisfaction and we are constantly testin| with good results patients who hsve triad elsewherefky us and be convinced that we give highest quslity sud best results with s eulas oi l0 oer out or more.

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"They, Work while you Sleep’

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.331’ PAYI '0 buy in this Prov- wee.

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.."8OUR-l8 EX‘HlBlTlON.—Tic~ kets will be issued from Charlotte- iown, Georgetown, Elmira and sl; intermediate stations to Bouris at one single fare and one third on afternoon train on October 6th. and all trains October 7th. Good for “aura on all trsius on the 8th.

3298-10-05-21.

....'THE MOIRELL GARAGE COMPANY, Morell, Ford Dealers -ur Kings County have iust receiv- <d a carlosd of the latest anode] of turd Touring Cars and One Ford Truck. They sell these curs at u reduction of $65, and now is a

m Qiahorrsrown GUARDIAN.’

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good time to buy as the freight will he forty per cent higher on the LQX- shipment. Mr. McEwc-n win‘ be u: the SOUHS Exhibition Olll rliunsdiiy. ‘See him there and talkl car‘. His cur number is 22. . 3295-10-5-21.

..‘ENTRliE8 FOR LIVE Stock.

close at 12 o'clock Thunr-da-y for‘ the Easitenvn Kings Exhibition, ‘a-nd Qlll-Bl‘ entries close art 12,o’clock on Wednesday. Class 1 Hairs-cs. Section 1 and 2. -wlll tread Stallion any age. ‘f-ha train will -be llield in Sounl-a tilll 4 o'clock on. Thursday attor- noon Exhibition Day. Live stock coming by pram/hug tram wthl "be returned smme d-ay. Classes cu-e opened if-or best registered Bonk- rhire sow under one year, also for hast registered Yorkshire sow. some age. A special prize of $5. in geld Iis donated by M. A. Paquet, Smarts to be awarded to the largest prize winner in fruit of Eastern Kingis Exhibition. 3278-10-5-21

Mlnsrf- Ltnlnent Cures (Joints.

rip MARKETS

MONTAGUE MARKETS.

Butter (Tub) .. . . . . .. 6 Eggs. . . . . .. .. . .. Oats (new). Potatoes

SUMMERSIDE manners. Y

Butter per lb. 50 to 60 Calfsklns. . . . . ..12 to l5 Ease. per dozen ....n3 tisy.............. .. 8.to$20 Oats . ....$1.15 to $1.26

CHARLOTTETON MARKETS.

Sheep pelts.

.. . ...25—-30 Hay (ton) .....$20 to $21. Straw, ton . . . . . . . . . . . “$10.00 Pork (live dellvéred.) . .1715

KENSlNGTON MARKETS.

Eggs. .......... '. Potatoes.

MURRAY HARBOR.

Butter Eggs. . . . . .. .. Oats. . . . . . .

BOURIS MARKETS. Butter per lb. . . . . .. .. ......5il Eggs. .. . . . . ..56 Oats par bus.

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flt. No griping-no lnconvenicntae.

50 cents.

lourEarnizéizicyPower a a low" Need of’ Sleep

Tsabigtcmptationthcsc

days, with so much to

bc done, to cut down your sleeping time.

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You probably need more sleep-you certainly nccd better sleep. And this means better beds, better springs, mattresses and pil- lows.

Far from promoting per- lcct sleep, the typical wood- cn bcd or ordinary metal bed crcaks, rattles and sways, preventing that sound repose which can be had only in a sturdy, noise- less bcd.

The ordinary spring sags or humps, and most mat- trcsscs and pillows are lumpy, even when they are not unsanitary.__

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(Special to The Guardian.) LONDON. Sept. 30.—-Reprisals in Ireland are neither connived at nor supported by the government, it was declared today by Sir Humor Greenwood, the chief secretary for Ireland. Sir llamar made the stato- ment in reply to the storm of criti- cism that hns been raised in the British press over the recent dec~ larstlnn of General Sir Neville Mac- Cready, commander oi’ the military forces in Ireland. made in an iu- terview in which he was quoted as

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NOTICE OF ME. .

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TIMES, AND HE TOOK no

THOUGHT M SEVERAL.

AT LAST t HiTi-iiM on ‘ THE BACK mo own “out: MAN, ‘THERE APPEARS To BE SOMETHING WEIGHING 0N Youra. MIND."

ﬂffllY

Sir Hamar

No Government Help

There is no truth in the allega- tion that the government eonnived at or supported reprisals," declared in today's statement

prisais, have~

that

in number

demninr: them, reprisais steps to prevent them.

"Nearly 100 policemen have trot-n ‘brutally murdered, ﬁve rt-r-cnily in ‘Clare on one day by oxpundlni: bni- 'lets, resulting in horrible tion. ln spite of the intolerable pro- voeaiion, the police fort-es muin- taln their discipline. are increaslni:

saying that the reprisals were not made public In a special tztnninnnl- actuated by any set policy of the government, but that the situation might become such if the guerilin warfare of the Irish Republican continued,

would be necessary.

cation to the l‘:iil Mull tiuzc-izr. “The ‘government

abiding citizen. The number oi" ul-

cuniicmn rc- toned rt-prisnls is few and the issued nrilore: con» tlnnntizo done oxnguciuilvri." ‘i. have lnken _ - I I _ "

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