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Free Embroideryi

."1 :-1. (3 rt. .__ 'T

McGale’s utternut n Pills

without unpleasant enects.

Purely vegetable. Inval-

uabie for sick headaches, bad breath, lndigestion and other derangements of gh.; ' stomach and bowels.

Box-by mail or at the

dealers’-25:.

Sole Pl'\Il'klsfs TIE WIIGATI UIHICAI. U., IM.

Casllenian of Oxford. Ellill-‘“‘l» (0 KW* a series of fret: I<Inibroidt.ry lessons in i

Charlottetown, classes to be held in; Ladies virion.: v, iu. c. A. i...ii.iius~ ' Hours to a ni to 12 11001-l Bud: W 4 P m an invited. 947-lsii>d

Autumn Races. niusron Pairs AI L0 F 40 STATION 011

turday. S_»2p_ember 22nd is l¢0F!llAl~C\a»

$95.00 , ~.¢~ -L

Good material.

Good workmanship. \Ve are offering special

values in

Zase Pipes

Don't fail to inspect our

stock.

No, trouble to .~how

goods.

5'/re

Rcil Cross Pharmacy

:od twnitf

S'l`.‘."l`iO.\' LEAVE Cirirrlotletown 8.50 s in

York 9 I5 ri ni 5oc lteilionl 9 28 a m 45c 'i`r.iLadii: 9 35 ti m 4oc Mt .Stewart 9 52 arn 251:

Lot .io arrive io I5 am

Should day prove unfavorable the

races will be helfl the following Mou- ilay. Admission 25c. Ladies free.

IAS. R. Mci)ONAL'7, GEORGE HUME, Fecretaiy.

9~i7il5i twzl

FA R E 6oc

'B (5 K O1 II! -o £ ff!

(The Annual Meeting

Of the slrirelioltlers of the Halifax

Ladies' College will be held in the Col- lege, Friday, 28th Sept. at 3 p. in. to

receive annual report.

ROBERT LAING.

9-dr5,r6,26 ggfi 2 President. ._

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WAi§_'_[EDl r'-"--_'g

Famous

9-i4d3i Moncton, N. B. p

The household favorite.

' Try it and be con-

vinced. For sale' by all grocers.

One pressman for ladies’ garments

also one ladies’ coatmaker or tailor familiar with ladies’,work. ,_

itNsiPi>

MALT C0!" F EE

Makes rosy cheeks, is a de-

. licious drink for youzrg and

old, is more economical and

iz::1i‘;':ife'h.:;ri.i:.°:2i;;: IENDHIS FUR CATERING

Q In i2 and zoc packages.

iAS~KfLiY&f°~ iiiriiiwii iiiiiiiiiiiiii

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saled tenders will be rncclvorl by the undnr' ii iii tn d Ti ili tl l8tiii sit. fo

i i *HU

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,i ‘, B A giciités in the small rostaiiraiit uiitier the tlrund \

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, ii iff" A tho privilege of cnt.crii.iz ut. thu Exhlbltloiint ’ _ W Chi\rlot.tci;o\vii from thc tlih to thu lttli Octobi-|-

next.

_ l. For the solo rlglit of serving iricnls and re-

frcsliuiciits on tho tiirounds.

. ¢ ._ ' ’ ll 2. Fortlic riglitto servo iiionla aiirl r°fi~esli~ ‘ ' niuiits iii tho large licstiiurnnt iindct' tho ~ tiruii<lSt.uiid. '

. Fortho right to servo iiiculri mid rcfr-csh~

nd - rand

( mlitioiis mn; bo ohtitiiicd ut tho ofllco of

t‘, lt. Siiinllwood, Senmhiry.

In order to reduce our stock ,,,{‘;,°§,_;},*‘c”§{°,‘)‘;°,‘,‘,>,',\,‘l‘,§’_'},g;’_""‘““"“°“‘°'“’°°l“

and make room for new goods ,, U-it S-‘UU»L‘V00D-

ue offer the following list.

lldll Secretary Exhibition.

25 p. c off all broken lines. _- z5 p. c off all tan and cboc-

` ' i

2 .c. if ll tu ' . . Sp 0 a 0 er hues Theundersigncdhavingfor sale po~i

All fur C4511 only, tatoe diiigers. and will take old diggers

in part payment. Farmers wanting their diggers repaired, will please niiugl

tliem at once, or send lliem to Hazel- brook Station or to A. Home & Co . 5 Charlottetown. Stl el sheais uiiil extras l

° ° ‘ on hand. also atA. llorne & Co‘s. Chnl

repair all kinda of divgers. For pirtic-

Thc Cheap Sho( n1an_ ulars telephone iticken'/.ie’s Corner or

Southport, P. O. i

California i

UR 4;: Kindergarten-Building

_ _ i Cor. Prince and Grafton. 1

.lust recellmd V13 Lessons given on Plano, 3

~ . ,

They Cure i i ' A- .

Quickly He Gives His Views on mat- L0l Ftlfly Sllllllllli Stlufdalf

‘ P

5_,od ' iuovernent was niiil-ring some progress.

i celery Kina. so w'e mppiy nie oeiery

--AND-- ; I King to you free of cost, but be euro and

i _ | i I i ask your drugizlst for Ozone (tha coupon

Selling cheap. Fresh supply each

week. »

W A llilICliESON

uosros soar i’.‘l’.°.;.;:3 ‘5:3‘“t.5.§Z.'“5‘I:

rhestral Instruments.

Hoursgo. m. to noon, 2 n, m". to5 p. m., 7p. m. lo

New Aiivcrriscmcuts i Easy to Operate 'p - is ii iiiiiiiiiif- iiiisiiii iiiii

cate person can taker S __-

Losiio.\', Sept. Ili. Colonel Crosse, sec-

retery of the N. R. A., apoaklnztu s re- presentative ol the Canadian Ausoclnlf eil Press, said he had not hoard even is \\~liisper regarding s Brltlah tum competing ln the Palma trophy compe- `t.itlun at Ottawa or any other place in 1907. 1

Prof. Goldwln Surlth,intorviswed for

Canada byRodln Klnirsmlll, replying to a remark that he had been charged with be- ing anti-Imperlallst, said:

“What ls imperialism! The only lm-

perlalism I can understand is Imperialism such as that of Rome or Spain at the height of her golden days as a really all potent world power, an Imperialism with supreme omnipotent control centralised and applied to the Government of the whole Empire. Ido not think that that is quite what Iniperlallsts today desire, but it is my conception of genuine Ini- perlalisin."

As to Andrew Carnr-gle`a plan of “Race

compact," Prof. Smith expressed himself at a loss to understand what lt meant. “I fail to understand' said he “how any scheme ol British or'Anizlo-Saxcns organic union can be made to work."

Iieferriniz to the Canadian West,

Prof. Smith iinld, “Itlri well that the school system is to be English. By unity of language the polyglot popula- tion ot the great West can he welded if any educatlvo influence can weld lt. In Canada the purely llrltish people are now tho minority. The vast French population adrlarl to the tens of thou- sands of representatives of s score of foreign nations, greatly outnumber the Brl'ish. Of courne I do nut class as British, the Irish Roman Catholics and their descendants. It isa fact uncle' nlable that Irish Roman Catholics are not British either blood, habit, or political aspirations, but the great matter is thiit. the \Vest will be English speaklng,`iind an Enirllshepeaking West will always prosper.

Referrinir to the hope ,pf Archbishop

Tache that the rich land beyond the Great Lakes would be French-Canadian in populiitlcin, Prof. Smith said thodsy had long goncpust when there existed any prospect that such ii hope would bo gratified, "French-Canadian" aald he, “have they enclave at Quebec. They seem satistlefl wi'h it. Their lelfler! are able and earnest.`

Prof. Srnit.li's information was not

sutllciently complete io permit the irlvlng of un opinion on the question of Imperial trudr, but. he lielicved the reil roclty

Lessons V wiihoui mating it nai»ri_A ' ieis Relating to Dominion 13 Sept 22 - Premiumt,

The C0 i Silk C0. Lid i Ii‘.1.‘.‘l;..‘i.’.‘i‘€i.’l".§.‘.‘.’.° 5.23 ri canada. $95.00

Having sicuml the services of Miss

CALENDAR FOR SEPT. 1905.

MooN`s Palmas.

Full Moon, 2 ri. It h. 36 rr p. n-.

limit, guiirter, i0 d. 3 h. 54 ni, |, .-~. New [oon 181|. 7 h. :ffl m. n. in. First. Quarter 21 ri, l li. ll ni. i\. m.

iziéyof Sun ` Sun I Moon' High Watni' \ eek Rises Sets 'Sets a. ln. l p. n . 4 h ui h ui, h u. h In

5 37 ri rn, 3 so 9 in 5 38 ll Fill, rises 10 ‘IA 5 aa aa, 7 as io ai

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9 53 l. ill lil 25 Zi ‘ll

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442 Bel/is 7 24

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WE SPEND THOUSANDS

0F DOLLARS

every year in giving away Cvlrly King

with the Solution of Ozone (tha coupon kind). We do this because we know of "no other way by which norm troubles can be cured to stay cured. The Solution of Ozone destroys the germs-that. In certain -but living an astringent it does not enable the system to throw oil' the accum- ulated rt-fui-ie matter. This only can be accomplished by taking it to-gather with

klndlor you wiii he disappointed.

TH! PUBLXU DRUG C0., BIIIDGBBUBAI, 0111.

The new fail shirt wnlsts have

arrived at Stanley Bros.-cream.

bitch iilvy. grey, & grggn £365, $2-75 Ind $3.50 each. hese sie made by the best manu- facturers in Canada. And are rfectlon in style ngllr fir

o o m. Terms moderate. ‘rmlv to

W HARRY WAllS, Mblfectoro

A ply to studio Kinder- xmea aaiiatag.

Pat lx.

l q Y' v.

tlililfh and workmanship- Stanley BYO! 9 ryigl

If you want the best Erigiish

uuderclotbing that coma ro the count ask for “Wo'sey'u” \-on em grilr n‘ti."H.ivlrowuf|1<ffhe

' Charlottetown.

~ PIKE FDR ALL RACK.

' _Betsy Cameron by Blouse Chlc[,J. Ciiiii~ cron Charlottetown.

Precepter, \Y. W. Jenkins. Georlte'

Uown. i _ .armour .r. by aimoni; tviiin-5. J- A-

i McDonald, Little Pond.

Speculation, by liarding‘e Alright, A

Esaory, Charlottetown.

Progress Liid by Parkside, J. ll. Curtis;

Peake'a Station. .

Parker C. by Parkside, Jr. G. II.

Murphy, Charlottetown.

2;50 ii.\cn. Lady Parkland, Parkland, W. Henan.

Morell,

Lucy Mao by Billy McGee, J. J. Mc-

Adame, West St. Peters.

Almontd by Alinont. Wilkes, J. A. Mc-

Donald, Llttle Pond.

Park Robin by Parkside, A Essory.

Puzzler by Admlnstrator, 0. Hughes,

Iona.

Hilda by Parkside, M. L. Lyons, Iona.

ii YEAR OLD RACE.

MorellGlrl liy Kllwich Flrciiway, Il.

Cox,Morell.

Lady Progress by Progress. D. J.

MacDonald, Mt. Stewart..

Mazy by Alright, L. Cox, Morell, Sweep stakes by Jenkins' Alright, J. J

McAdams, West St. Peters.

Michel Dempsey by Alright, James

O`Brien, Bristol,

Black Bird by Doyle Precepter, Thomas

McAdams, Iona.

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ll Wiimaing Kiilneys

What Doctor's Notice and What They Don't.

Disease inthe lrldneavs is one of the last.

nllnioms for which a octor looks when

treiitating women. This is a‘grent mls~ ta e. -

Women are very prone to kidney

trouble and ln fact n.any playslcians at- tribute a woman's langonr an ill health wa darangourent of the genital, organs, when ltla simple plain kidney disease, and nothing elra.

llldany so supposed female complaints are elt er kidney or bladder diseases.

Sick kidneys ol course make associate

orirana sick also.

The result is back pains, bearing down

segsatlons, utter weariness 'Bn head- iw e.

But Dr. l'inmllton’s Pills go right to the

‘s o. ‘lihey put life into the kidney that makes

~\ worn our. woman feel like new.

Indlrectly the blood and nervous centres

'ire assists- by Dr Il»imllton‘u Pills, nrfd Ll\_e rr-suit. is a props-r nerformanca of tie unctilon and t. n painless fulfillment of intura‘s cnniniand. -, -

'lhuii lr. in that. a womancan gain mut-h

happiness and nbtindanr. good, ealth by the regular use of Dr. Haniilto'n's Pllla. F rom hi r home near Portland, Ont Mrs .\B Coburn writes: -

“For two years past I have been sick

nml weak. My color was dull and sallow, and I felt exhausted and weary, its it nit mv strength were belnq eaten up with some hiiinlsn trouble. I h°'ird of Dr. lIamllton's Pills and ileolrletl to use them. The change ln a few days wits surprising. They ioitulntefl my kit neyn and bowels i-nd cured all my suffering; today I am perfectly well."

You can rely on Dr Il.iniiltcn'a Pills with liiipllcltconfldencc; llu-tr clfectls wondlerful. Solo bv all rlr-nl.-rs. Price 25 par box, tive boxes for $l.0ll, or by mail from N C Pol-un & Co Klngslon,Out~., and Hartford, Conn.. U S A.

ing

About Women’s Jackets

This ia anolherjaclret. story to tell of

big values for little prices-tha biggest. vnlueafor :he llttleat- prices we'va ever had the privilege of offering. All of the garments bearavldence of careful tailor- ing. The stylus are the latest and every~ one will give all the service that could be dcslico. They were selected by Jos. Paton Come and sea them. Jas Paton 81 Co. il-lfld tf.

I have the largest range of

“Stanfield’s Underclr»\hlng” that has ever been shown in the Town. iam selling them at the lowest price. H. H. Brown, The Young Men's Man. I 9_13d4i

i-*

We’ve j ust preyarrd

dozell ' .

’“ British -Z5.

Almond Pink

one ofthe most ccoiing.

softening and healthy shin fuodson the ruirket.i »

From the effects of sun

burn or any skin heatit will be found an exmllent remedy. _

Gents will fiid it an

ideal rrepoiwiou as on after s ave.

Price 354: per bott‘e. » Prepared and said only

by ` .

GUARDIAN, SEPTEMBER _1_7,._.19o6_ _

rr- _-w-

- - 66a - -

F.li__{\NlU-ltlfi.

` Shown 'rn "the City. To.-Diiy'

MV new strclt arrived `this~week. Don't

buy your fall hat until you have seen

them.

Also I have an elegant selection of new

Caps. ` , .

' “No trouble to show gozds."

SEI. I1- Erovvn.

THE HAT AND CAP MAN.

ik j

P l I = € _*?

Gasoline, Engines.

We. are agents for the celebrated Fairbanks, Morse Marine, Stat-

onery and Portable,Gasoline Motors, which are used by the Dominion Government in all fog alarm stations, not equipped with steam.

Tliescenglnes are built by the same firm as the world renowned “BAIRB NKS SCALES.”

We also sell “The Tuttle" Two Cycle Motor which has also a first

class reputation it being extensively used in United States. Each of these engines have advantages for different situations. We have samples. of each set.|up at our works, and will be pleased to show them working to intending purchasers, and will explain each part in detail, the great advantages these engines have over all others is Ecotsoiuv IN G/is0I.rNu. , _.

Persons coutemplatinig installing Gasoline Motors will gain re-

liable information by call ng on or waiting us.

BRUCE STEWART C0

Charlottetown, P. E. Island. "‘ . ’ ¥ ~

Quunnm _ Rfununnnn-n-/bnvunuwnaqhnndy-»»\¢¢ Q-

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.;iIHllll_|:ndililiKS

coiiiiisiiaxiiioors

A full stock of Sthool and College Books and

SCHOOL SUPPLIES.

Now ready The New “High School Prose Book" l5c NET.

Casli discounts to all purchasers.

nisziiiii ii. Mooiiie.

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good

nvergith ul.

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Yolitig llen°s lon. 9-rl r 3d4i

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of the best is your duty ,

Koritciiay lkaiigcs arc not Cheap

Qiiality

“Talilrig Advantage

,Perhaps you know th t, Phil " C dainty ` _ Perhaps you had bert; se: Ioditailk itf'

_9-5dmwtti Sept

They are madefor prople wlto.,gaut»;¢oq'ethlug*`

htm*

v Y .

_ .4 -. 45,, f

._ _ We' n;'ill`ltav`e1"_anothér'car,~o

-glis the Best Americangliat “_ -of ,rr.ifrél' -1c.>~.1__ ii./~ ng.. ....4

Chestnut sizesithis inontn.

We would suggest tl at you

`order your wiuter’s supply now. » ` -

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7 For Any A

Occasion

We can tit you out for any

occasion. as far as laundry work is concerned, Dress Shirts. Fancy Vests, Collars and Cuffs. Not too sl.ifi,to crack and break, liable enough to be comfortable arid retain their shape. V

Better look over your linen;

there maybe something that you need laundered. ,

.l A. F. 'Webster

Star Steam Laundry. Phone r5r. i Kent Street. l

aimed litck it

We have "again received a _quantity of- ' Lea.rd's famous Canned; Chicken You wil find _.__ii: excellent quality. The price this year is 25 cents per tin.

Jenkins & Son

,SUMMER

ci.9_riiiNri

WHEN thinkiugi of four

summer Clot 'es t ink

of us as we have the 'best 'line

of the latest and most lapto- date patterns of all kin s of gent’s_ Furnishings goods in the City to'mali:e up in Suits, Overcoats, Shower ¢, Coats, Pants and Fancy Vests and of course weliave the"‘ltnow l1ow”of making them up to suit the most particular people. Give us a trialyorder and we will please you.

JUHN Mcllillll ii ill?

-_ . i , .._.._,,.i-

Ncwstcad Farm For Sale.

The beautiful property. known as

Newsfeed. containing eight-two acres of land. situated on Mslpeque road, five miles from Charlottetown. The .and is in splendid condition, well fenced, house and barns in fair con- dition. There is s never failing well of water by the house; another in the yard. A young orchard has been let out. also small fnilts. The roperty is too we1lknown.tn,ueed any

Eurtter discpptiou. l;:»;»t\!rtlxer~ par- teu nap lniprem ,to " ~ Wi)LI?IAM_I-I. JOHNSUN, -

e Wlualoe Station