Charlottetown Druggists

Who Sell F

Chamberiain’s Cough Rem-

edy.

Chamberlain’s Colic. Cholera and Diahorrea Remedy, Chamberlain’s Pain Balm, Chamber1ain’s Stomach and

Liver Tablets.

Geo. E. Hughes, Apothecaries

Hall,

_Johnson & Johnson,

McDonald & McKinnon,

]. G. Jamieson, Medical Hall.

A. W. Reddin, H. A. Ellis, also in Montague and

Murray River,

lt Will All Come ‘ Out in the Wash

is a true saying if you use

FEI/S NAPTHA SOAP

Hundreds of people who have tried it are pleased. It means less labor and better results.

Try lt.

70 a. har-I0 bars 600.

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THE GUARDIAN, CHARLOTTETOWN, P

.stu this of

after ten. » T ‘i

In honor of Lord Dundonald the

militia will havea church parade to St Paul's Church on Sunday morning.

THE Rev James Simpson will hold

Divine service in St Alban's Church, Sauris on Sunday next. Holy Commun- ion at ll a m. Evensang and sermon at 7 D. ln. '

The body of the late James _E McDonald M L A to arrive tonight by express will be taken to the home cf Senator McDon-

ald and to Cardigan by train Saturdiy morning.

A FULL house greeted R-=v. J C. Berrie

on Wedr esday evening at York. The Rev. gentleman was warmly welcomed by ‘his old friends and sustained his reputa- tion as a lecturer of rare ability.

Jweph Gallant, who has been visiting

his brother. S. E. Gallant, of this' town, leit yesterday for his home in P. E. I. Mr. Gallant is much pleased with his first visit to Sydney.-Sydney Post.

Mrs. Arch. McLean of this city and

daughter Miss Maude have gone for a. visittoBoston and vicinity. They will spend most of their time iniMarlborc, Mass, the guests of Mrs. J. C. Whitney, Mrs. McLean’s sister.

Tun Electra left yesterday at one on

return to Murray River and other eastern ports with a cargo which included a number of bundles laths, shingles, mach- inerv and general merchandise. There

A1’ the Police Court yesterday Fred

Squires was fined $4 or 20 days for fast driving on the 22nd. Jeremiah Mahar and Jos-pb Pembroke for obstructing side- w k

'1'-as Princess arrived last night at half past nine and the express at a quarter*

were also three passengers. _

'nn Indies are are tae ruse Methsaiso Church have decided to hold their Rem- mage Sale on Thursday' October 22nd. *

Ynsrsnnar forenoon Donald Nicholson

an elderly man and a native of Montague Bridge lost his balance and fell 12 feet from the staging cf the new car shed at the Railway Yard, his back coming in contact with the rail. He was taken to the oiiice of Dr. Carruthers and later removed to the P E I Hospital. It was found he had a. shoulder blade and a rib broken beside a. bad shaking up.

THE sad death took place a few days

ago at Idaho Springs, 'Col. of 'Artemas Halliday, son of the late John Halliday, Belfast. The deceased had been employed in the silver mines and his death was the result of an accident the particulars of which have not yet been received. The body will be brought home. The deceased was a most estlmaoie young man _ of twenty two and left home about two years ago. In the sad death of a popular and industrious young man The Guardian extends to the widow and family its _sin- cerest sympathy.

Following is a list of cmcers for May-

dower Division elected at last night' of meeting. - W P-W E Burke. . _ W A-Mrs W E Burke.

RS-Bertha Lewis. _

A R S-Josie Bowman. -

Chap-Katie McLean.

Treas-Fred Boisouer, re-elected.

F S-Etta H uestis. Con-Percy S Gates. - A C-Beatrice Burke. I S-Will McPherson. 0 S-Fred Ferguson.

P W P-John Lewis. .-‘

McAr.r>xNa's G.azs'r;rnnn.-Representa-

tives of the McAipire Pubiishing Co,

al and refusing to move when asked (Ltd), 0; Sth John and Halifax are now iii

Webster de McKa brom-

y ~ were ewn elven $2 °r 10 days- one City for the purpose ct revising and

s: steamer Mmchester shipper will °°"°°°i°3 M°AlPi”e's G°z°i't° °f the

Phone 199 ° °

Cm, Kent and Gt George sts October llth and is due to arrive here on This W°¥`k ¢°UU1inS 8 "st °m°“°t °f'

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sa frem Mcnlrral for Charlottetown on

the I0-.h Shinpersare asked to notefy

Maritime Provinces and Newxiundland.

_ information giving a description of towr s»

2 the agentsAPjckard&Co, as ta what "m“¥‘S» Clues md ‘emi “U95 W

_ _ ‘em ith

‘ g°,_.d,,,he,`wmhave to so farwqd 'in their connections. railways, stea

order to secure sp ice

mers

etages,poet cflices, money order oflic P,

E ' express, telegraph and telephone odices,

N H _g L. A. Haezann, St. Peters Road is offer- light hong; bank h gel

his

551%!!

Real hungry anything is "

good to eat, but our Bread tastes good when you are not hungry. We keep a

gaod assortment

Plain _ 75: loaf Vienna 7c loaf 3

H Deen-aes 4¢10..f V Graham 4c loaf

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ECLIPSBBAKERY

fbflid

ing for sale 150 thoroughbred chickens in all the best varieties. Tim chickens odered for sale won $45.00 this fallin prizes at the exhibition. M . H u‘d

For full particulars see ad in another

the company endeavor to give a i'lrst~cla's

P BSI i¥ll>€DdS S°iU8 Gazetteer which' will necessarily entails"

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on ° 0 poultry business and il thllfvast amount cf dimcultiwcrk and imvyi desirous of clearing cut his entire stock. ¢xp¢ns¢_ , |

oommm ' SPEAKING of Lord Dunionald, who is

on Tuesday, October 6th, for the fail term

to arrive in Charlot‘etown by the Prin-

atscs anwaan rstasn ocrossa 2, wo, _

4 T'

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as dum

s, s, o s, etc, etc. All 6 . H _ ' _ "0 __ _ if

business houses and professions should, 5 me _ _ _ I T `

l give this work theirheartiest support -ss”

V' ‘hwy .v s

S I i \` ‘“` e dressffdizric is a line of _sheared zibcline-in l

mottled effects, grey with blue.,.gr_ey withg-blue 'and green, _~ 'ii i _ _ .

_ _brown Withiblue and green." 52 inches A' _ ez- _.e;.5téfZei_§‘»_‘= E

THE Supreme Court of Canada will mee- ce” tonight an _ 331|

cange says is

a distin ishe

- gn d soldier is, in his

Fifty-six appeals have been inscribedfcr gf; -gn _ . » . S '

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This store spol_1cy_1s;_ ‘etc provide" the

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f- very’-latest word m fashions, aéataloglte

' if _ ff :'~

.ifliress fabfies. If big sal.-.s are an

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wen this fan '" ’

Fifty four inch rougl1_friczes,_ heavy stu‘rd'y','durab_le_ -_ in 'P I .3

brownand navynuxture, and Oxford- i_;_ _-e

' Heavy meh free. vhandsome we f<§f‘_&»ufi-cf s=;ifei>§f§;s.6

raisedsn-i'p¢,1>n¢i= sxfsfdrana _ 5 ‘

zibeiine assets in 56 ineuheavy cloths, comes-in __,.,_i.'_,j____;f,_ 33*

green; brown _ _~ . _ __ , _ _ _.___“,1,_,_ __ _ _

At same very attrac line of friezes, 5

'_ oxfordfand navy ' - . A W _ “_ _ l. J .rr _ i Flaked zibelinc has proved a most popular _fabric -i W X ` showing green, brown, oxiord and navy'--with white"Ha'k`c`, I B' I - I

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_ ,_ _ makes bfoaaeicunis .miner popuiarfatfie, ' t' A I ford, cadet blue, dark fn_wn__, with whitehake, 56 'f*f$_Ii90-S 2 - "

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, t ,,,,,._ ml, Mum" I _ Then softicimgmg fabrics adapted to dress-_ show

hearing-eighteen from th " ` "

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° lU°l`"'|'“° d ts-aight with a rather refined cast ' l . ’ ’“' - L I ° ’ '.1 ~~ A "

provinces, thirteen from Quebec and :?°°;n“n.,;°e_ Big “mg ug 59”,” V°11¢5a _S,¢b3§t|/U15. _

'_ __ twenty-UVB f1'0m Ontarid and the west- nesh"°t&t‘ .ni .wktm hu' hard’ ‘eb Migilénétte ‘_ _ 1|, eu i _ -' _ -5'. .;e._ me-_. _.~_

Di S i Am°UiIbhemsritimcD11JVilI¢>¢ N968 iff- vice inthe-Sondan _and South - - _ "~ ' ‘t S ‘ * ` `

gg ° ’ Warburton vs. the Attorney-General of lm", '

we one mm: im him. H# .f W ° eh assure ftnek Wesvcf sauna

M Mm (L. ,u-e£°mt1;»1°nf<>lr0-t;n»d§ex-=»»=-1P.1~11.......p.ff¢...§ai.pae`ii.n sf mn. ea _ _ .."”'g ° ” “ ° - ’ 5

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on an at ensington Rangf- I work in the Geld of war, but looks good ` Venetian Worsiteds ’ I

_ _ _ _ _ _ _ -we ve ever had on our shelves Beautiful," smooth, '

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‘_ K _y _“_.£n__N_ gc, _Rm _“_ -*_--*__ orazoo more manner

_. V - " "“' ` " I 'rnnmrs A s'r0RY'1N MORNING °’°“‘”'»_““° °"°'¢i°_ °i'_°;1f "N dm;mks" _ 1“§t_’°l‘s 3‘_’°d5? 44 t_° 54 '_9°h_'f’dth5 38° t°_$2°45' _ _

i _ _ _ .1.mF.D . ?““¢°°“°° °' .d"t°"““"‘t °”’ ‘“ .°° ° Waistings-of every attractive sort. A hne of French '

This is the season for

colds. Almost everybody hasone. We have prepared for a big crop of colds by

Lan ammo ouinine. '1 LaXa'cUldr ' i ouinine Pius, 1,z,3.

and 5 grains, etc.. etc. N_B.-Our Quinine Pills are '

made by Wampole & C0-.

ordinary makes. i

--rnr: Two Macs”

lachonildiliolinnon, |

DRUGGISTS, ~

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Cor Gt.George and Kent Sta.

NESS- img at him it iseaey to understand how

A s*ory of poor blood, weakened nerves, 1

I [of a starved brain. Plenty of food, mind smith at the head of his troopers after a.

~’b t rh ps ly repared and too _ ~

or 0 S I igilyu dizestted pggrmaiintaiu a viinous long Msgs'

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_vy tFen~oés1one agiickly makes lodd,

em ess ‘eng t° b ° °°""’ wr” u‘°lsaw~two»contests a2.20e=olass"and a 2.25

-'i fe ling that revent vigorous .

“ng action. I?se\ Ferrozone, in class. A°)1dD°rth Wsst Wlnd ths ymakes blood and good blood feeds the hors.s on the back stretch and fast time ;1;;'::\-0£§°;1f'::dt;;3';£’$'(f _:e°;1‘;;f mf; was impossible. The contests were good,

k h lb, d li fn. tb 'however, and witnessed by a fairly largej

Stocking up with all the best ‘;i(i°I;rls:nrni:gr feeililnga ug; eFe1?rl:>_1zone? crowd. The 2.2) < laSS WHS, WOD by D0l\~

» fe-m¢¢1i¢3_ S015 bl' 811 dl'\lS¢8iS¥S- _ _ cella, .owned b J. B. Gilchr `

y ist of Spring-

___.__% hill, N. B.. Bourbon taking second money.

Tone up your blood before the cold

1-mise, 't zdthtF°-

gggheggggkgl ;;§‘;f_f§; ‘° 55;; Z`.'...- c....'.I§.'...`§'..'if. 1213112 ...1..,°..... iii.

. Dill ' - d _

of iron but particularly recommend lust.; tm gelding cnuld get W” um -f .~

' ' . 1i than un 11

, assimilation besides they have a laxative ;l:;1§dm:E‘rdSit:'th:i;;t 'heatalwhue 13;?

andere greatly S\1P¢11°f f° leaded which ...las many eo their mea- ht th .’ h h. ,__

__ I. he ode Wm erval brcug up e rear in cnc ea ‘°”““ °‘;°°’* ifl’*‘° "°';“l_ml°°t°ni dress. time am. It was four heat; to £:'.‘:.;“.2..§:::’ ....;.;:. -»---e-ee -1-~ -~ ~°» '--

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§ael)eciii\li>d 6:8: pnldiic-Kiiiiiidu ill;-ld M122: lost the first heat to Annie Brevett, but

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ef ~ °“ Our

Ames Holden Shoes fit and wear well.

ask f th _ ~» _men’3 _Dukegnd _W0m6D’§ DDCIIBSS high

_ _ ‘ or em lgrade footwear are highly gratided at the

_ .. are honestly made and built to wear.Ames `

- 0 Holden Oo footwear is noted for the. ax-

F I B w a r e cellont qualityof leather used for the soles

and heels, a feature very often scrlmped

. _ by many manufacturers.

MADE BY THE ‘

Will not shrink or swell, cannot leak-water soak or ‘li quarter smoke.

coal oil benzine and ordinary acids.

’ ' Labor. '

e Wil] ng; taint water, milk, or other liquids. _ “Name on ever);

~ ‘ - ' piece.” ' Sold in

Handled by all first-class grocers. ka es fr

scuoF1E.Lo~ Bhos..

.__~,_ _.r _+ nal* ass.

, .-fa.

' I

he was the drst man to.:dash into Lady- o

Tm: first day’s racing on Sussex' track'

r that are pleasing everybody at 54 and 7zc. » ‘ i -

The result of this race was somewhat of a.

money and he was then beaten two out

Daisy DeWett. The .Bridgetown mare

Tma:Ames Holden Co makers of the

large increasing demand for these specialties, These boots sell because they l

E. B. C0., Ltd, _ii%ii.i»EBohoUs~u

RUST. Is proof _against hot or cold water, kerosene or' .S Hava`na.leaf by

@.@. ooo

CIGARS `

2' Thebestgfora

Made from clear

skilled Union

owney’s Chocolates. §

l"‘

P” 8' Io cents up. The 'purest and most popular

- Choco’ sold

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leup-to-are A

40 inch Cloth Suiti1'ig,"i plain and fancy mixtures at 20c, a yard..

50 inch Cloth Mixtures, splendid value at 4 5c. a yard.

56 inch Twill Suiting,`Cloth_, worth 65c, at 50c. yard. _

. » 54 inch`Satin Finish Habit Cloths in Royal' Navy and Myrtle $1.10 for 98C. ` 54 inch. Frieze Cioth§`*in Navys, Blacks, Oxfords, .special value at Soc, _$1.10, ' $1.20 $1.35. P ' - ‘= » - _ _ , . _ _ ,_ ___ .

Some nice tweed eiects at 5 5c, and 85¢,' V¢1'Y 8'°°d Values' ` ' "

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...iwt-,;,~. A __.-1 ‘V ->,'$*‘€i§"~

".~'» x _ $345: ' e¢'i '<1

We show a very comple_teff~and up-to-'date range of in Fall Twecds and suit ings of all sorts,newest weave in iine black goods. In our big stock you canget just exactly what you desire" and our prices are right every time. ' 4

, “EXTRA-,YALUE’i OUR MOTl`0_

BEAUIIFUL other ohessef ‘

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