Charlottetown

Druggists Who Sell

Chamberlain's Cough Rem-

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and Diahorrea Remedy, Cliamberlain's Pain Balm.

Chamberlain’s Stomach and

liver Tablets.

Gen. Hughes, Apothecaries

Hall,

'Johnson & Johnson,

‘ McDonald & McKinnon, I. G. Jamieson, Medical Hall. ` A. W, Reddin,

H. A. Ellis, also in Montague and I

Murray River,

dy.

Chamberlain’s Colic. Cholera

THB- GUARDIAN. C WN

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- ~ ‘ \he public turn with deep interest tw the y

those mem

THE GUARDIAN

fearless; aiming to be

of the people. and recognized therefore as The PooP1e’»_ Paper Published at its omces, New Prowse Block

Branch Qmcea

have been established at the followinguplacea where subscriptions may be paid., news milli- ed,advertising, job work and other business tranaact¢d.~ Bnmmeraide, Rogers & Rogers' store-J. B. C.

Baker, Agent.

Alberton, Alberton Post Omce-Herbert Clark,

Agent. '

SonriaEaat, Telephone 0mc&P. G. Seaman

Agent

1. lr. B. mccknanv. Editor.

J_ P. noon, | F. iz nswsom,

Advertising Mgr. Subscription Mgr.

itll MURNING lilliillllii

RUBBER WORTH A

We select rubber goods

carefully. because careful choosing is necessary. ` A slight diiierence in quality makes a big diderence in the time such goods last. Just now

HOT WATER

BOTTLES

are very seasonable and we have good ones at reasonable cost. A hot ,water ' bottle is the most suitable antidote for cold feet. It is also constantly useful for curing pain of every sort. Hear is the

' harmless cure for pain.

Full line, also,of fountain, bulb and combination syringes atomizers and other rubber goods.

J. G. JHMIESUN.

DRU GGIST, The Medical Hall.

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Dominion of Canada

Province of Prince Edward Island

In th S em Court

e npr e

The James Robertson Company Limited,

d Attaching Creditor

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Mark Wright and Company, Limited,

Primary Debtor,

Upon reading the amdavit of Malcolm C M :-

Rob ie Agent or the above named Attaching Cre aiior,l do order that all debts due and owing or accruing or becoming due to the above named' “Mark Wright and Company Limited” from any person or persons, firm or corporation within the Province of Prince Edward Island, be attached to answer the debt or claim alleged to be due to the above named Attaching Creditor from the above named Primary Debtor, And I do further order that this shall be sumdentiy

served upon any person og persons, irm or corporation wit in the said Province, who is indebted toor lable to pay a sum or sums of inonev to the said Primary Dr btor by pubiish- in( a copv hereof in the Morning Guardian newspaper published in Charlottetown in said Province for two successive issues of said news- paper. And! do further order that a copy of

e THE PROHIEITORY LAW.

The resignation of Inspector Jenkins

‘coupled with the fact that one of the _ violators of the Prohibitory law, convicted of a third ofi‘ence,has been for days about

the city and no attempt made to arrest _ him, is calcula‘ed to make the friends of the law inquire where they are at. Mr. fJenkins has from time to time expressed

f his conviction that the law can be effect- ' ively enforced if continuous and energetic

action is taken to that end. His own fgood .success during the time that he

fgave his service to this worthy object aifords convincing evidence of his con- tention. But to effect the enforcement

:of the law efficient and zealous prosecu-

ytcrs must be kept at work and they must | EIO plld. 4

I No better man than Mr. Jenkins could probably be found for the work and the

,friends of law and order feel that his re- ,signation is ar public loss. He resigns be-

tciuse the Government will not pay him a A suilicient salary to enable him to give his

whole time to the work, and his entire time is obviously necessary to that end. Having collected in fines the sum of $3,300 as Mr. Jenkins has done, it is natural that there should be surprise and

,regret among the friends of the law that is larger salary is not forthcoming. Why should not the money derived from the operation of the law be devoted to its en-

forcement ? The legitimate object of the , law is not the making of money but the suppression of the liquor traffic. If even 'half the fines were devoted to the carry-

4., intl out of the law by meansof prosecutors

as zealous and capable as Mr. Jenkins it

would prove nohly effectual.

What the Temperance Committee asked

was that Mr. J enkin’s salary should be in- creased and his services retained. It was

a. most reasonable proposition, and beyond question it ought to have been accepted. It is impossible not to feel that if the _N

Government were seriously desirous of

1 having the law carried into effect and the

pl liquor business in Charlottetown

,reduced to the smallest possible

A proportions they would have re- tained the services of the most

N efficient prosecutor available, and backed

li up his efforts to any reasonable extent

` with the money derived from dues. There

_ was no question of depleting the provin-

. . . | _ _ §;'e‘§,‘;d,°,§,#§;1§2§’é°‘"::'ff;'r 'gfe ‘gig ’;‘§,'§i‘c‘Z cial treasury. An energetic prosecutor is “°“ "°"°°f i* me "lx “°"°l’*P°" in th* '"“.° v the means of collecting many 'times his

manner as a writ of summons out of this

Honorable Court may be served.

Dated this gist day of October. A. D '9i3,

(Signed) W. W. SULLIVAN, , Chief justice.

xi 2 d al .

_ salary, and this would continue till the traffic was effectually checked. l Under these circumstances the eyes of

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§y‘:g1e°:f,°`§$,“,,(.gi,E.°°‘ “t the f°“°"i°g TRB’ divided counsels ui>°H lh&\`» P0315 N ll morning ndiu0n,rmiy_ (except sunday). clam-ly the duty of men like Hon. Messrs.

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\R2:§1;Y2§"iP'~T*:°’2"l7'.7'°i1""'°i*‘h.'.‘;)°i’°.’- °Y'°‘°‘i lm l ` Rogers Simpson and others to insist that advance .................................... ..$i.oo ’

prohibition. In the lar 0 and general

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J|¢¢uxi"n'g E233 ri'i'r?h:?i::i>es:‘irTt:-Zsytil sense all members of the Hovernuient arei

bound to do all in their power to give the fullest effect t0 the law. But if there ore

the just expects ions of the people shall not be disappoin‘ed. It will not do to

play fast and loc se with this question. To

,dc so would be to forfeit the respect and support of the great majority of the elec- torate. The prohibition law is “the child of many prayers. ' Any attempt to wouni it much less to strantlle it W0\1ld be 111°* with stern and manly resentment. It is good politics as well as good morals to enforce the law. The public will know the attitude of every member of the Ex- ecutive cn the question, and that which is done in secret. will in due time be pro-

clsimi d on the house tops.

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In- reference to the hoiel project recent-

N lv outlined in The Patriot on the sugges- tion of G. E. Hughe=, M. L. A. we have grave doubts of the propriety of the City Council taking shares with a company in such an enterprise. _We are not av. are of any satisfactory precedents for such a. course. Railway and steamship compan- ies have frequently undertaken to build or assist in building hotels, and in some eases have undertaken the management as well. In such cases they derive a. dir- ect return for their investment. The

city would doubtless profit by a first-class hotel if established here, but the gain would be indirrct, The Plant Line, the Steam N svlgation Company and the P. E. Island Railway wculd be the largest dir' ect gaiuers from the stimulus to tourist traiiic which is modern hotel would give. And there are obvious difficulties in the

way of the city becoming s part er or s shareholder in such an enterprise.

AT IIAIT MAST.

Soinetimes we are bl-‘greeted in the

morning by Bagsat _ -mast for aonii

prominent ofiicial who yesterday

was apparently in *perfect heal When we inquire e ailment Ely which he was stricken it is not nn-` common to be told S‘acute indigN» tion ” or ‘lrstomach trouble.” A-

It is time people learned that

digestion or any form

“atomutlch trotigsae”

to e

res'l|.l§: may n

bntdltiiiere cpu con on o dhessed stomach which doel is f:."..fz'..':.**".....‘*".‘;z.'

Dr. Pierce' 's Golden

Medical Disooviri cures indigastion

other forms of disease adecting the stomach and its alliecé organs of diges' tion an nutrition.

It tion an assun11a°

food. °\Thanks_to Dr. Pierce's mmrmmmmme

hu doin. “It is the only gin

thing I T=?i{°gfL to cure t tion. and found I was gilt;

away money. _ Then I li of Doctor

1’ierce’s Qolden Medical Discovery and tried a bottle of xt, and tqmyoytcy foun_d it was doing megood. I used six _t_eaofit,andamnow cured. It is the best medicine on earth." V

This grand remedy does its work in

a thorough manner; it gives the health that is all health; the strength that b solid, substantial and lasting; not Babby fat, not false stimulus, but Engine, complete, renewed vitality and

e orce Accept no substitute for S* Golden Med-

ical Discovery.”_ There is nothing “just as good ” for diseases of the stomach, blood and lungs.

Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pellet) NN Gln

dipation and its consequences. - -

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Actual Dee s

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We ADVERTISE-and we DO-we ba‘ck up

our ads with the STUFF and the PRICES,

your CASH will do the rest. This week

$20.00 will buy I SIDEBOARD with large

Mirror, I EXTENSION TABLE with 6 legs,

i

5 SMALL and one ARM dining §CH AIRS, _

with UPHOLSTERED SEATS.

Regular PRICE all

over the DOMINION

'$30.00, g0r their by AU'c'i'10N at S0 100011 00

*lm DGLLAR-we have ten suites to sell at

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Notice io_Ship|1ers-

SHiPi>ERs of iish and meat who

have petitioned the Dominion Gov- ernment to consider their claims for damage in consequence of delay in shipment in Februaiy last, when the steamer Minto was sent to the assist- ance of the Stanley, will be met by me at the office of Marine and Fish- eries here for the purpose of investi- gating the claims. The petitioners iceidin in Charlottetown and vicin

Georgetowu._ The investigation will

Days will be named to meet claim

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Government and especially to 'I bers of it who have in the past `made loud

Au Independant journal, untrammrlled and DYOTBSSTOUS ill l’€KBl‘d D0 témperlhde Bild

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All alone in the world ‘

THIS BLACK CAT

So said. a little girl in our IOWII. ‘ This Black Cat is good, so

are our '

BALCK’ CAT OARTERS

They got their' name from _ THOHAS BLACK CAT coopelz, Busmess

WHOOPER.

The Garters are guaran-

teed not to stretch out as much as THOMAS BLACK CAT COOPER.because they ' have an expaudin g loop and

fit any thickness of stock- ing. Papa and mamma can wear them too and the price won’t make yon nieouw

_ either.

We are going to have

every child in our town wearing and chiming Black Cat Garters. So there now.

THE AD. MAN AT

» PATON’S.

EARNSCLIFFE.

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S A V E ~°~Er» _ Pram, a 0

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. , The day of wholesale slaughter of teeth. by the forceps, is _ l

ft gone. By years of study, experiment and the practical exper ;

r ists and others it is now possible for each and everyone to have

"their teeth preserved to do the work nature intended them ior.

' It is Our Businessto Save Teeth

it is your duty, to yourself, to have your teeth saved. If you iii- ' tend having dental work done, call and have a talk with us, we '_ E wi-ll advise and explain matters to yo.i, tell you just what you 1 should have done and what the cost will be. We make ,

Nao Charge for Examination and Consultation. i

It is our business and pleasure and we place you under no

obligation to employ us to do your work. _

r Prices' are the Lowest

grade. Our material the best money can buy. All work backed . up bv a

/_

, Ten Year Written Guarantee.

0 GUARANTEE DENTAL ROOMS.

j_ CAMERON BLOCK. CH’TOWN.

. Over Reddin Bros. , _ ' DR. E. E. ROBINS, Proprietor

9

‘ :S mo, th

ays

'isagrandopeningforan

WhoWantsn . _

FOR sALE. | Cotswold Shearlinggeozryhing no and A

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-¢~

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» ill j Soon be Here

‘ Have you

Bought your

Port

_, Coal

FOR SAL

Being compelled to retire

tailoring bulineas,owi

I ofer for sale my ou t, of sewing machines, irons V _Having carried on hnsinesd _-past fourteen yearslamin to offer almost any article

irst-'class tailoring .Also a large stock of ' clothsand trimmings in _ 'patterns with my

The stapd which is one in the town is also -available

and capable tailor- v ,_

For further particulars

_ E. E.

Next door to Paquet Brol.,

St., Sonris, P. E. Island. . _ _~ xo-asmwt & wnn I

_

_'"\~”'°~'~ ~ a

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26: lbs, took Erst and s pains at the Provincial Exhibition, also lain Lambs. J. T W E E D Y.

5 ience of learned men as physicians,dentists, bacteriologists, chem: ‘ I 9- ' ' . ` ._

Ou " ‘ _ -

Come and get them. Our workmanship is of the highest, ~

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THE CANADA PERMANENT AND WESTERN CANAD

-1- MORTGAGE coitronariou s- _

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-S ‘.11 TORONTO 9° 9°

Loeinsin Canada - - - - - $23,000, Money advanced on _ Real Estate at Current Rates and o

E38] lCl°lllS.

Application may be made to

A. W. S1icrn8. Ch’town. _

W. T. Hunt, S’side.

F. H. Horne, Winsloe.

A. L. Fraser, Souris. -

Donald McLean. Crapaud.

Temple W. McDonald Geo`_’town,

john Anderson, Kensington

Arthur B. Dickieson, New G-lssg

John Forbes. e Vall . Robert ]enkin1s?1E'owua1Ey

Thomas L. Murphy, Lot ir: Henry F. Feehan, Mount Stewart C A Woodman Alberton

g o ~ » » l otmcolfs

ity should present their claims ati G' S' Inman’ M°”t_ag“° Bridge' _ .

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gffgfwlof bznangcfgsglgpgigeés 2; I§'G-E

Solicitors for Ch’town, P. E. Island. *

Zelglin today the 31st, at ten o’clock .,_.. '“"°d""_'f_ __ __ _ ` -

\ ` 0 ._‘ ' _ '

ants at Summerside and Alberton. _ _

i W. W. STUMBLES. , _ e

" _ _ Commissioner. I , _ ‘ - ' _

Charlottetown Oct. Bo, 1903. ' |“"'““" N"

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Orneedsanyrepaiiingdnne. shouldmot forget that

have the facilitiesgfior _ S_°§¢ 'Wk G1 UNB! in Canada. Letus giveyon

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Jeweler and Opticlan.

Cor. GreatiGeorae and Grafton Sta. '

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Received at our drug

store today.

Cl'-olera and [diarr-

oil

4 A a

alwaysinsurewlthareprsentuivetoiothe above' Com" '

andprogressive and its agents arepoaitively

hoea remedy. '

Cough Remedy.

Pain Balm.

Stomach and Liver

Tablets.

'HA ELLIS