t f J _ » ` ~ THE CHARLOTTETOWNT GUARDIAN. NOVEMBER 8,1905. “ ‘ B r 7'- _ » » -‘”"°° ~*- - _-_ W 1 1 sr _ . __ _ _ ______ ____ _,___ ,_ vi _jg-

Anri you kno h t 1 ' mini o°n'i"f,..yi 2° '"h°i° 3"'

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m Vlgor restores color to gray hair? Well, _

v it deer. And if never fails, either. It

stops falling hair also, and keep; the lcal clean an

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told so fasii No need of lt. ££§fuo»:.

Wglneris Silver

f"“`

Cream __

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i.. Growing More Popular Day by Day ‘

ii will not injure the silverware. Uucc used-always used. * i,

Price 25c per M pint bottle. 5

W. w- w-ELLNER,

Phone 312 Jeweller- _

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INVITED

if you wish the best in photo .{,-wily, finished on the new spec ialiicil mounts, (the very. latest novelty-) .

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VISIT

OUR.

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GEO. II. COOK.

Where llab v is Alwavs Welcome.

for vous ENERGY

",.,,,,',,. i...i .Your old time vigor and feel i1'crl.iini\\-iiiioilt

HUGHES’ DIGESTIVE TONIC

uilluivi- \. ii ~||iip, vininnd energy. As nil iippi-li/_r-1i|..in|n»i be beaten and it nuikcv 3oii.»|i_|i»y \\h.il you ent. Price 25|: per bottle

GEO. E. HUGHES.

Apothecaries Hall.

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A- E- McEACHEN»

The Shoe Mun.

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\\'i: have just ,received a

shipinent of Crosse & Block- wrll'.< goods including: Pick- les in chow-chow, mixed, wal-

nuts :ind (lirkins.

jams in strawberry. rasp-

berry, etc., orange marma- lirile in all sizes, pure malt \'l\1¢i;-'H‘. Lea and Pexrin’s miiirw, llcugal club chutney, priscrvefl ginger, candied ginger chips, French Olives, l.\ii~i»a Dil, Macaroni, Huntley :mil l'alnicr’s short bread and lnscuit in different varieties. These high-class goods are mil known and speak lor iheniselves. - We will be pleased to show

them to you at MoI§enna’s GROCERY.

lan _ Calf Shooting Boot $5.00.

Here is a tiue

sportsman’s Boot I for field, marsh or

woods.

They are made of

tan colored winter , cali, laced, bellows

tongue, 12 inches

high with viscol-

i ized waterproof

soles - warm and

comfortable but

not too heavy.

Cut _price $5.00

as a leader.

Alley & Co.

NEW GOODS FROM CRUSSE & BLACKWELL

Mixed Pickles and Chow Chow.

French Olives and Sardiues. Devillerl and Potted Meats.

Olive Oil and English Sauces.

Caudied Citron and Lemon Peel.

jams, Jellies and Marmalade. _ Preserved Ginger and Ginger Chips. Currie Powder and Essence Coffee. Huntley & Pa1mer‘s Biscuits, Soaps

Chutney. _

Bccr & Goff.

; - is

dllvrnouuvnaa-swnluil (lur

Hmerican

Shoes

for men

:irc the newest and

uatticst shoes in the

city, 1 i

Patent Colt,

Box C;11f_ - - Russian Calf.

$3.50 a. pair

Sizes 5 to ro.

serious ii. ' co., Q _

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" Tins FALL ‘

Our stock “is more

complete than ever.” GET the habit.

Buy your drug wants

here.

Phone 86

We send parcels at

any time.

Reddin Bros. Opp. P. 0

ll-3d tlwwlif i'

the Uerdirt oi our Patrons

e ualit ofour Teas. Our

i»e\lii3\i7i?a\i:¢lhBl§AVEl't TEA has all the properties we claim. If you have not already bought any come and make a small purchase.

We want the verdict of every Tea

drinker in town and country.

Jas. iielly sl Zo.

lHi lilllllillll

inrni inws

ohio.. in New Pfowse Block

A ~ Charlottetown.

i D.\viuGo1mon Albsrton is in the cit

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attendlpg Presbytery. ' ~

Ronnnr Hooo was a' passenger to

Alberton yesterday afternoon.

READ The Gunrdian’s classified nils.You

will find something to interest you.

Mas. A. E. Smlrn, Hillsboro Square

will be at home to-morrow (Thursday) afternoon and evening.

Auousrus Mason, Royalty, has dis-

posed of his farm, near Wright's Bridge, to Jack Andrew for an excellent figure.

Miss M.LoUisE Baum-:'r'r, Matron of

Newport R. I. Training Hospital for uurses is expected home on Saturday evening to visit her parents James and Mrs. Barrett.

C. I.noNAnn GRANT, city, is selling

agent for “Britannia” and "Peerless" skirts. "Maritime" hats and caps and Smith Bros. dry goods. His oflice_»is on \Vi|.ter St. next Queen Hotel und his telephone No. 318. See nd in Classified Column.

Coal. to arrive for A. Pickard 81 Co:

Steamers \Vnsis with Old Sydney Run of Mine, Richard with Reserve Run of Mine, schooners Albert P.,Reserve Run of Mine; Daisy, Acadia Nut, Millie Wnshbui n, Acadia Round; Lnvoniu, Intercolon’a.l Nut and Round und the Stanley from New York with Anthracite Coal.

Annronr is current at North Sydney

that on thc 15th of December, The North Sydney Ilcruld is to be taken over by Liberals of North Cape Breton, as their party organ, and it is also said that it is to bo under thc mnnngcmcnt of (lorrlon McGregor Graham, who has resigned his position with the Nova. Scotia Steel company.

M'r.ALLisoN faculty concert nt Beet-

hoven Fridny evening wnsn. pronounced success; There was it large audience present. Aprogrnnl, consisting of seven numbers, was rendered, cuch number receiving n hearty encore. Miss Foster, who mnde her first appearance to ii. Suck- ville nuriience, captivated the bearers with her sweet voice, which gave eviden- ce of exceptionally good training. Miss Uurver, Teacher of Oratory, delighted the audience with her readings. The Fly- ing Dutchman being beautifully rendered. Tue piano solos rendered by Professor Wilson were exceptionally fiilc.

Ruri'rIeovi1.l.i-:_-The schooner Florence

arrived here Friday with l40 tons of coal. Mr;"Ga.ilnnt intends loading her with produce for the Boston market.-Among those who leave the villa. for the winter arc, Mrs. Isnuc Gnliurit and family for Sydney, Miss Maud und Clare Glxllaut for Boston, Elisini. I.ePi1ge for New York, Melvin Andrews for California., Misses Millie und Janie Gallant for Boston. Clnyton Houston has secured n position with B. W. LcPngc.-It is plrasin: t0 report that Daniel Bulmnn’s hand isugnin almost well after having being laid up for two months with bien ipo's ming. ~Edison Rolliugs has rented the Gillis farm for the coming scnson -Our school is pro- gressing rnpidly under the management of Miss Lucy I.. Macllurc.-Many of our young sports are looking forward to the bean supper at New Glasgow Hall.

JUDGING by the way tlid entries urs

coming in, and the enquiries that have been made, The Fifth Maritime \Vinter Fair will surpass ull others both in the quality and quantity of exhibits. F. W. I-Iodson, Dominion Live Stock Commis- sioner, will bring a strong contingent to act na-:judges nnrl deliver addresses. This is an educational event that no person in the Maritime Provinces who has the prosperity of the some nt heart whether he be- u farmer or not, can afford to miss.

`The citizens of Amherst are prepared to

give a hearty welcome and see that everyone is comfortably provided for. New departments have been added which will very materially increase the interest. The dates are December the 4th to 7l.h. inclusive. Entries close November the 15th. Prize lists and any information will lie given on application to E. B. Elderkln, Amherst, N. S.

A vi-znv enjoyable evening was spent

nt the home of David Wilson, Brookfield, n. few nights ago when a goodly number of friends and neighbours nrrived unex- pectedly to bid Mr. und Mrs. \Vilson fnrowcll on the eve of their departure to their new home in Royalty West. The time was spent in friendly conversation, und all expressed heart-felt sorrow nt losing such good and trustworthy friends and neighbours as Mr. and Mrs. Wilson had proved themselves to be. Mr. Wilson feelingly referred lo the many acts of kindness received from the good people of Brookfield and vicinity in the many years he had resided in their midst. After the host and hostess had thanked tha company for their klndnessnnd generosity all joined in singing, God Be With You Till Wo Meet Again when all departed to their homes with fond recollections of a night well spent.

x--@-A Fnrmers and Horsemen- Clydesdale

Colle Cure speedily relieves spasmodic, ilatuiant, kidney and gas colios, acute Indlgestion. grain founder and sloppage of wntcr. Try it for your horses when troubled with these diseases. It is a new preparation but its record is n good one.- 50c per bottle-A. W. Reddin,l:‘hom B.

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_, The full flavor, delicious quality and absolute purity of WHITE’S CHOCOLATES distinguish 'them from others, and make them quick sellers.

Try a box today. For sale at all the leading confectioners.

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` ISBIPPBM in this Province of all kinds

of hush fish should consult the ndvertiiio- ment of H. M. Rogers & Co., No ll Fulton Wholesale Fish Market,New York which appears in another column. The firm ' are wholesale commission dealers and solicit consignments from Prince Edward Island.

Davin Bimini, A. I. A., F.'R. S. S.

who was recently elected president of the Canadian Life Insurance Officers Association, was born in Charlottetown. P. E. I.. in 1850. After having received his education in 'the schools of the Is- land province, he entered the business oflifs insurance in Montreal, in 1869. He became engaged in the productive brunch of the business almost immedi- ately,and met with marked success. ln18&i Mr. Burke was appointed gen- eralmanngerof the New York Life In- surance Company in Canada, which company he had represented for many years previously, and which had retired from active operation in Canada ln 1878. Besides being its general manager, he was one of the Canadian trustees of theNew YorkLlfe, and the handsome building on Place d'Ar|nes, which mark- ed the advent of palutial ofllua struc- tures in_t.his city, was the result of Mr. Burkc`s energies in that direction and added much to the development und suc- cess of that company's business in the Dominion. In 1807 Mr. Burke resigned tho position uf general manager of the New York Life to organize the Royal- Victoria Life with a million dollars of capital, having surrounded himself in this undertaking with astrong board of directors, nll of whonl are known throughout the length and breadth of the Dominion as exceptionally conservative and successful men of business. Ho is at present the general manager and a mem- bcr of the board of directors of this eom- pany. Mr Burke is an associate member of the Institute of Actuaries, and u Fellow of the Royal Statistical Society of Great Britain.-Montreal Witness.

THEORIES ABOUT FOOD.

Also a Few Facts on the Same Subject.

\Vehcnr much nowrluys about licnlth

foods and hygienic living, ubout veg- eturianism,n.nri runny other fads along the sums line.

Restaurants may be found in the

larger cities where no meat, pustry or coffee is served and the food crank is in his glory, and arguments und the- ories galore advanced to prove that ment was never intended for human stomachs, und almost make us believe that our sturdy ancestors, who llvcd four- score years in robust bealth.on roast beef, pork und mutton must have been grossly ignorant of the laws of health.

Our forefathers had other things to

do than formulate theories ubout the food they ate. A warm welcome was extended to any kind, from bacon to ucorns.

A hcnlthy appetite and common sense

are excellent guides _to follow in mat ters ofdiet,unda mixed diet of grains fruits and ments is undoubtedly the best.

As compared with grains and veg-

etables, ment furnishes the most nutri- ment in a highly concentrated form and is digested and assimilated more quickly than vegetables or grains.

Dr. Julius Remmson. on this subject,

says: “Nervous persons, people run down in henltli und of low vitality should ent ment and plenty of it. lf the digestion is too feeble :rt first it may be easily corrected by the regular use of Stuarts's Dyspepsin 'Tablets nfter each meal. Two of these excellent tablets taken after dinner will digest several thousand grains of ment, eggs or other animal food in three hours and no matter how weak the stomach may be, no trouble will be experienced if n regular practise is mode of using, Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets, because they supply the pepsin and diastaso necessary to perfect digestion, and every form of lndigcstion will be over- come by their use.

That large class of people who come

under the head of nervous dyspeptics should ent plenty of meat and insure its proper digestion by the daily use of n. sa e, harmless digestive medicine

like gtunrtfs Dyspepsin. Tablets, com- posed of the natural digestive prin- ciples. pcpsln, dinstusc, fruit acids and suits, which actually perform the work of digestion. Cheap cathartic medi- cines. masqueradlng under the name of dyspepsin cures, are useless for indi- gestlon, as they have absolutely no ef- fect upon thc actual digestion of food.

Dyspcpsin in all its runny forms is

simply nfailurc of thc stoniachlto di- gest food, and the sensible way to solve the riddle and cure the dyspep- siais to mnlreduily use nt. menl time of u preparation like Si.un.rt'i-l Dpspep- sin Tablets, which is endorsed by the nieriicnl profession and known to con~ tain active digestive principles.

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Savsruu. nobles of the Mystic Shrine of Luxon Temple, St John, arrived last night with their camel and will exercise him this evening with the aid of Char- lottetown nobles, all of which are asked to attend. .

A coaniu. invitation is .extended to everybody who wishes to call and see The Guardian Web Perfecting Press while running at 11.3) a. m. on Monday or Wednesday of each week. This is the only press of its kind in the Province and well worth n‘vlsIt. tf

A nr-:um-:ia team of the Knights of

Columbusfrom this city will goto Sydney nextsaturday and in conjunction with teams from Nova Scotia inaugurate n Council in that town. The Charlotte- town degree team ls composed of J. F. Gallagher, C. G. Duffy, Alex Macdonald, l..B. Mc-Millan, M, J. Keating, J. A._ Kelly, James Eden, John Connolly, A. E.McEachen, Sextus McLellan, and they will probably be accompanied byn number of others.

Tun Fish and Game Association, which

is growing in populnrlty und numbers has established u branch ut Summersirlc for Prince County, of which E. B. Will- iams is secretary. The organization is receiving much appreciation in the west. Mr. Cnrbonnoll, the General Secretary, will proceed tn Souris on Friday and ud- dvcss a meeting there in the evening on the protection of fish und game, with the Object of establishing n branch there for Kings County. This meeting will be of interest to men and women alike and nil are desired to be present in order to hear of thc important objects which the Assoc- lution is promoting. `

Swmnimu hasbecn placed on the list o required work at Cornell University, and hereafter no student will be credited with li. passing mark for the spring term who is unable to lmndle himself in the water. The following order has been issued: “In view of the fact that recent wars have conclusively demonstrated that n soldier who cannot swim is so much dend timber in the coinmnuil, and the United States now refuses to graduate from West Point or Annapolis cadets who arc unable to swim, no student will bc credited with a passing mark for the spring term`.~x drill who has not previously passed nn examin- utlon in swimming satisfactorily to the professor of physical culture."

No Poison ln Chamberlain's Cough Remedy-

From Napier New Zealand, Herald Two years age the Plmriiiney Board of New South Wales, Australia, had an analysis made of all the cough medicines that were sold in that market. Out of thc entire list they found only one that they declared was entirely free from all pois- ons. This cxception was Chumbcrluiirs Cough Remedy, made by the Chamberlain Medicine Company, Des Moines, Iowa. U. S. A. The absence of ull narcotics makes this remedy the safest and best that can be had; and it is with n feeling of security that any mother can give it to her little ones. Chn.nibcrlnin`s Cough Remedy is especially recommended by its makers for coughs, colds, croup and whooping cough. \Vhen taken in timeit prevents pneumonia. This remedy is for sale by ull druggists.

ANNOUNCEMENTS.

-Any good boy, well recommended can obtain permanent employment. A good chanec for the right boy. Apply here. tf

-For Sale-second hand butter tubs

in good condition. Apply at this office.

rftwtf

-Alphu. Rebekah Lodge meets thiS

evening at 8 o'clock sharp. All members requested to be present. Initiation.

-First Methodist Church Choil Behcnrsnl will bc held in Kinrlernartcn Hall, on Thursday, nt 8.30 p. in., instead of Wednesday evening.

-Regular meeting of Comp Court

Brighton on Thursday evening Nov. 9th. nt iio`clock. All members nrc rcrfucsted to be present.-M. E. Howntt, Rec Secy.

-Rev'd T. F. Fullerton will lecture on

the Japanese \Var in St.Andrews Church, Orwell Monday evening, Nov. 13th at 7.30 p. nl. Admission fifteen rents.

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Thc December or Cliristinas numbcrl of

the Dellnentor is no\v on snle at Cnrtcr`n Bookstore. A copy of this beautiful number should bein every homo. It ian superb nuiuber, containing several delightful stories, the usual number of pages devoted to the lnlcst fashions, use- ful household hints, etc., and is worth three times the price asked, only 15 cents. Sent by mail on receipt of 20 cents.

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Today at ga. ni wc place on

sale all odds in ladies' kid glovei, various kinds including mocha, giace, and suede<, colors include tan, slate, red, navy, black, all sizes from 5 1-2 to 6 3-4 inclusive. Values range from goc to $1.45 the clearing price only 49:1. Everv- thiug as advertised’.-Weeks & Co. 8d ai.

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Landing daily from

Schooncrs.

Best quality of Sydney

and Picton coal.

C. Lyons & Co.

9-2 d 3m

these days.

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\Vc’re selling lots of l\ien’s Underwear

, Good Undcrwcai; Soft, Smooth and

We have them in all grades from ,$1.00

` to $5.90 zi suit-sizes from 34 to 46

STANLEY BROS.

Now is a good

time to get your winter supply of Groceries. Prices will perhaps be

i highs r.

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values.

1-‘LoUn l ~ sin. Loi rea $4” up Sanderson & Co., $, 00

Sutinysiile Grocers, '

\\'l1olisalr- and Retail.

For Flour, Tea, Oil, Mo- lnsses and Sugars we lr-iid

them all.

(let our prices, compare

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With pleasure we

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The cloths we in-

troduce this season are distinctive in quality, coloring and design, and are now here for your inspection.

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style, good finish and good iit. \Vc hope to be avorédl with a call iroin you and make you a first

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