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PHE GUARDIAN, CHABLOTTETOWN, ?RINCE| EDWARD] ISL AND, AUGUST 29, 1901.

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,WPT THRUW THEM AWAY

ll In just l°k th ‘ ,-. aww .é.»§,»_ n'§§'§”<¥w°§§¥>é"¥Xi?s .Yilii °'°°° "°">' Plus °f Bobs. Pay Roll and gsgrgaey chewing robaeeo. em

e P Y;>:1s_Can have your choice of x5o hand

5* Your dealer for a catalogue.

Ill. i3eod&wtf.

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Crown

Gem Jars

We have alarge supply of

GEM JARS and asthe pre- serving season is now on. will sell especially low

Quarts 7 c each

gallons oc each

F ubber Rings [2 d9z_ S J.l).1llACl.EOD & C0.

I-3; | _

OUR Ll R GF STORE

Is brim full of bargains, We keep High Quality Groceries at Low Prices. Buyers who have not visit/od us will do well to call and see what we can do in the way of

Supplies.

“ llrisooll & Hornsby;

Pints 6.: each. l .;

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Queen St.

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Halifax, N. S., begins September 3, 1901

hee Syllabus and General information on

miouto

Kaulbach & Schurman.

XOPRIQTORB. 3°! 258- Phone nyc.

i an

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A llooll Waloh‘*ii lo alleaouro

but a poor Vvatch B worse than

QHHQQH

none. Ourwatehes are not mily

good but are thoroughly bted

and regulated before bslng sold. x

We make a specialty of supplying K

uname; with woman an low K prius.

w. N. ullrooi

_ Ieweler, Great Geo. St 3 doors w I from Grafton.

all¥lH(~§&K

9 wurk. § 0oeolourgreotSoooialitlos

Our business h_as been so great for

past few months it has been almost im-

Esible to turn out our orders on time.

e question naturally arises. What

is the reason of so great a rush? The reason is plain, our plant is fitted throughout with the lata! Modern Machinery and emplvfaymg none but lint class workmen. earein a better pdtion to turn out work in a sstlsfac tory manner than any other establish-

t P. E. Isla d

ooooo _

in OD ll

We have the facilities and know how

to exseute the work.

Givenss trial and be eonvhsed of

the merits of our work.

Bruce Stewart & Co.,

l\‘onndara,kgisieera,Hnch.lniaesand

kars.

Steam lla ' tion 0o’a Wharf, Chas-

loiown, Pv.-lg Island-Phone 1:5.

31.!-.ille 1.'-om

'l`|l‘lE TABLE Rocky Point Ferry

Steamer “El.Fll"

"manuwnipiybecween Pram

has ‘Isla (Sudan

leave 1 lnveR’yP! Atram At7.|s n.m, Al.8.3ssm At gsm. Alasesm inseam.

Aillllt Atspl At3ph\

Atg_pls

At ppm

_ BUNDLE.

Qi 911!! Atros rn

$1345 lil “1.i5pm ,

Q R ss

sr _'_'

lo ,io to

#ea 5'-til 'ol ‘ H WU

_BB

-z aa

, ____ ,*u3sJ_ ';§?`l- these ailments -25 cent ofthlal _ _ Lvcrldct seed. _ _ __,chuiouel»yn5,;§!fga.asu.¢ -

| 1 an-am|u 1

CANAD/l’S PULP INDUSTRY

enormous increase in its consumption.

mrests of pulp wood that exist anywhere in the world. The Canadian spruce belt extends from the Straits of Bellisle all the

way across the Continent and northward to the mouth of the Mackenzie River. The

breadth of this belt ranges from if ) to ll l miles, and probably averages 7l J miles. He a billions of t n of d °labl to give permanency to this industry.

As yet we have only begunto develop

this portion of our great national re- sources. In 1880 we had only five pulp mills in Canada with a ca ital of $92 C31), 'employing 62 hands and producing an oat- put valued at $63,633. In 1891 the number

of $2,901,680, over a thousand employees and an annual production of over a mil-

lion dollars. Acurate llgures for the pre- sent year are not yet available, but Me. Johnson, the Dominion Statisticlanmames

1 Y D

Senting a sapital of $l5,CIJ,CfJ, to $20,C I l,-

It has been demonstrated that Cana-

pe g, e in spn

Coming Events.

Guardian readers willjind the follow-

ing convenient to clip and keep for reference.

Sons of Scotland meets every second

Monday in each month in Mechanic’s Hall Prowse Block.-E. CaMmzoN, Rec. Secre- D817.

ORANGE ORDER. Boyne Lodge. No. 614, meets 2nd and 4th Fridays in Wright’s, Hall, ` at 8 p. m.-D. MCNEIL, Recording Secretary.

St. George’s Lodge, No. 1171 meets

every Tuesday night, at 8 o’ciook, in Oifei Hall.--D. J. MCKINNON, Secretary. LauyWalla.ce Lodge No. 27, meets lst

and 3rd Fridays, in Wright s Hall.-MBs. Cnossuaiv, R. Sec y.

L. O. Y. B. A.-Mizpah, Loyal Orange

Young Briton Lodge, No. 148, meets every Thursday night in Oii"er’s Hall.-J Chappell. R. Sec’y.

Caledonia Club meets last Tuesday of each month. Visiting brethren welcome. . CITY Council meets the second Monday n each month. Dr. James Warbuton Mayor, H. M. Davison, City Clerk.

The Charlottetown School Board meets

the first Monday of_ea.ch month. Ewen Stewart, Secretary.

FoREs'nnR.s.

Cotmr AvoNna1.E, I. O. F., fourth

Tuesday ot each month in Mechanicfs Hall, Grafton St.---S. Renouf, Sec’y.

COURT MOUNT S'r1~:PH1:N, I. O. F. first

and third Tuesday of each month in Me- cha.nic’s Hall Grafton St-.---J. W. Suther and,Sec’y.

Masons.

St. J ohn's Lodge, in Masonic Temple,

second Tuesday in month, David Mc Lennan, Sec’y.

Victoria Lodge in Masonic Temple, Hrst

Monday in month.-W. P. Doull, Sec’y.

Alexander Chapter, Royal Arch May-

sons in Masonic Temple, iirst Thursday in month except June. July and August. J. J. Weldon, Sec’y.

Prince Edward Preceptory, No. 35

Knights' Templars. 3rd Wednesday of each month in Masonic Temple.

Albert Edward Lodge ol Periectiore

DegreeA. & A.S.R. 3rd Thursday, follow- ing 3rd Wednesday, January, April, July, Oct.

Prince George Encampment. Royal crest ers meets every 'Inursday in Wright’s Hall.--Murdock McLeod Ilust trious Archivist.

Court Charlottetown, C.0. F.,ilist and

third Thursday. Wright’s Hall.--W. C. Whitlock, Sec'y.

Ci-urt Abegweit, C. 0. F. meets in

Foresters Hall, Prowse Block, on the second and fourth Thursday of each month -H. W. Weeks, Rec.-Sec‘y.

onrrxrmows.

PortLa Joie Encampment on second

Wednesday in each month.--D. R. Mc- LennanR. S.

St. Lawrence Lodge every Monday

evening. E. M. Younker, Sec’y

Wildey Lodge every Friday evening

in their, hall in Victoria Row. Geo McLeodSec’y. Alpha Rebekah Lodge. No , meets every tlrst and third Tuesday evening.-» Fanny J. Wise, Secretary. ‘

WHAT CAUSES PAIN I Most pains and aches come from excess of

deranged kidneys.Rheu|nat!sm' luiibagu, pains in the bank .ami sides.-.ac companied by bladder and urinary, troubles. are warnings too serious and' to

Eintul to be neglected. Dr. Chase’s

dney-Liver Pills act directly and

specillcally on the Kidneys, make them

active, vigorou ard thorouggy cure

greatliidnev ai. ~ will do you a<

when our first member was taken awu

TRADE AND SHIPPING

Port of Charlottetown.

Aug. 28th, ar.-S. S. Elliot, Nelson, Sydney; Torridon,Campbell, Newcastle; Lorena, McMillan, Wood Islands; S. S.

re re 0 S Wco ava' e Yarmouth Smith Boston

i 7 °

Aug. 28th, cld.-S. S. Yarmouth, Smith,

Boston;Diploma, \Villiains. Sydney; S. S- Elliot, Nelson, Sydney; Rieburn, ~ McLean, Richibucto; Henry Nickerson, Boudrot,Pugwash; Lorena, McMillan

" ' Wood Islands. ` _

JUST AS THE EMPEROR LEFT.

ot mills had increased to 24 with a capital _ __ ,

The palace of Emperor William L in

Berlin has been kept in _the condition in which he left it. In the bedroom there is still the simple bon bedstead in which he always slept and in which he died.

35mlllS Engaged in thi DIOCIUGDIOD Of' / ground pulp, chemical pulp and paper _

turning outl 100 tons per da and re re- A 5P1`il18hi11 °°l‘l‘"D°Ud91W _WPWBBI '

The population ot the town of Springhill

then 4,910. It is considered that time

The town crisr 'u athingof thepast,

but medical methods ss old and ss obso- lete as the town crier are still practiced in many a country town. >Women suf- fering from womanly diseases shrink from the odenive examinations, in- delicate question- ings, and obnoxious local treatments,

still in gnc with some l practi-

tioners. _Any sick woman is in ted to consult Dr. Pierce, by letter, free, and so avoid methods which are ofeusive to her modesty. correspondence is held as strictly pri- vate aud sacredly confidential. Ad- d_r ess Dr. R. V. P1erce,Buffalo,N.Y.

Dr. Pierce’s Fa-

vorite Prescription is peculiarly an d particularly a med- icine for the cure of womanly dis- eases. It estab-

lishes regularitgr, dries weakening rains, heals inflamma- tion and ulceration, and cures female weakness.

“You have my heart-felt thanks for the kind

advice you sent me.” writes Mrs. Florence Archer, of Eason, Macon Co.,_°l`enn. "Words fail to express what I endured for about eight ears with female trouble, The awful pain t at I had to endure each month, no tongue mn express. These bearing-down pains, backach_e, headache, distress in my stomach and sores in my breast, cramp in limbs-they have all left

d h ith h t k the laceofthesedis

me an ea as a en p tressing troubles. What mused them to leave? It was the best medicine on earth-Dr. P1erce‘s Favorite Prescription. In one week’s time I began to feel better. After taking six bottles of

the ‘Favorite Prescreiption' and using the local treatment you advis I felt like a new woman.”

Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets should

always be used with “Favorite Prescrip- tion_” whenever a laxative is required.

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f- ‘,._. `,__ _ _rf--~ _ ` -" X

igoillssoooe

i Vinegar

` `;_ extra strong » I "

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=- 2 -f `\ r',_.` -ss @> _.r-Ls l-of

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'O is

_I gtg" etc. American schools of gliusic.

_ '

SOIDSOO il ~,»\.m~len ~ speak Of the ull ` ' "' "V 4* , he

ill Mlllllli llllllllll ::.:*:;:”;::.i:.f.;°.f1;o;‘:";f°;.:;”.;z;;“;'i”. of PS ~f Af PB'='<‘~S'» oolvolo Pool

I I I I population. We fear there is nothing to

WEDNESDAY’ AUGUST 28? 1901' do but submit. We could have fought 1961

with better advantage against reduction _ WILL BE HELD A

Another large lot of these ‘muc

sought after” Flannels just received.

The patterns and coloring; are beauti-

ful. We have them in Blue, Light

Blue, Pink, Black and different shades

of Red. Same colors in a variety of

Polka Dots. 'l hey Won’t remain long

at the' prices. _

48, 55 and 75c per yd.

ummer Suits.

Leave your Orders for Y fl? Pe

‘S WSDD em

,S'lllTll`l`l€l' SIIIIIS i 1 §]g|||(|||g &

with.. l ,_ ._ _ _

John McLeod & Co

HICKEY 86 NICHOLSON

'roaacco MANUFACTURERS. g -- _.

llourox looms’ oolltozouo ooo;

Metnufatctur

QUEE.

CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC ,,,,,,,, ,,,,,, ,.,,,,,,

(ln Affiliation with Dalhousie University.) ‘ *

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_ ' I Uharlottatown,

The discovery that paper could be made WU Yell" 9-K0

from wood libre has chea ned the ro- '-- I e Il _oN_

D0 D

duction of that staple article and led to an It is said the Clan and Kaiser are ll'

shortly to meet King Edward at Dantzi8 “I Snhlnf |

This led ‘° ° “mat “nd “pid d°"°l°Pm°”t and there with President Loubet will

of the pulp industry in the United States talk over Tmnsvan matters. very pm., H 0 R 8 E R A

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ll I 11

YQ!

More recently this industry has assumed bably the subject of their talk is a cm, _ ' _,

large proportions is Canada and is still respondenps guess and nothing more_ a I1 B S "pidly 3"°Wi”3° 1° has bright p"°“p°°"“ But no amount of talking will restore the . nf" nl7'*9¢P¢- lull.

' ' _ _ . a. class trot owing to the fact that the Dominion pos Boer RepubhcS_ 35 £0,411 trot sesses the moss valuable and extensive l _________ 2.24C1ailtf0t

Free for-all, trot and pace

2.30 class, trot and pace _, Purses divided 50 per cent ¢¢ cent tcsecond, 15 per cent to thi cent to fourth

Entries c‘ose 4th September 1

bagred 1 record mad; after ist

pecia low rates Steamers Admissizn to o md; 251:, ehil years old, I c, a mission to grand For fun er particulars and

write th See t

e re ary

All communications to be add

retary

PARIS Elia

Arrived

9- AT PHE

0 s 0 ’ I

as given in the census report, ` 3,430, is ‘\ ”` U , , _

entirely erroneous. A census of the 0 ,

town was taken by the school oommiss- Q O

dia” spruce is the very best quality for inner in 1895 and the population was h _ pa r makin and Canada is th ' di - ` I “'-_"”

table possessor of the largest spruce forest there has been an increase since thattime ’ ' _ - . ' ,

Milline Leaders. R

in existence. Canada seems destined to °f it 1"" 500- The ry `

become the pulpand paper centre of the ' R- _ "'

world, and we are only beginninzto re- "` ` ` ` ' "" ‘

alise how much that means. A g __ ,

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In order to clear our

of iaisons we ar e se]

splendid quality at

, °»rs» r}*i;4.

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F ine' Cut Mixtures I-2 and l lb. tins. =?"

Auglédiyandwlyr. C

` wnypay-ainbaicmpiieu for

» vlllt

lltl

hile P C. BRANDS are to be ressonabiepricesandyetsuch oRHs"at 75s, 1 00 N85

Rav. Ronnnr LAING. M. A.. President. , ,,:;;,1_'_g1;;-,,;,°;°,, ==,f;;\>;;,,g,

Miss ETHELWYN PITCHER B.A., Principal r ;:;,;-g~,};r,';=;;=;,,';,=,g-,,‘,;;,;°=>;;,

hear from any good br ht rl

RE-oPENs mn SEPTENBER loo.--fm°°f»f-'-°~“1°i‘=-4

Apply to 8 H so8 Merriman St Msn.,

. \ _ _ . . - ,,,,,,,, Plckhng Splcegi Tumenc 2 Z-liglifintlialdfailgggaséhgdézriggaigdlgzgiugyglioé women' I 'Y POR SALE.-A new cottage on ` I* A stali of thirty teachers, graduates ot the best Uuivesdties std of me foremost tordgn and Apply to A. Dneheniin & Co

Special attention ven to Music and Ast Log-I-_gn gt pn", gmd, 'ru

For prospectuaau terms applyto n¢°n_ A gnpod gf came” Hold

w_ REm||||_ p||m_ B_o,i~“r REV. ROBERT LAING. H~1if=~=.N-S- '°‘“““°°“"”‘“°“*°°°”“‘°°“

Brooker Com limools

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MW be wmulwd Profession ‘Hy “ We are daily receiving ilattering compliments an our low psesss and warm” _xy _me middle M

hi’ l`Hi°9- 1 . l did as_sortma\t. _ _ _ _ _ _ , _ _ . wok and nnneaakl lelesease

Omoo hours: From 10 to 12 a. m P an ' ‘saseeagpvwlm H' W mmm”

md hom 7 '° 9 P'>m‘ ' li Not the idle take of gosiips but the careful opinion of sritiv; Skip f AG-IRI. WANTBD-Mile

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’ ' also 9 roorned house, new with la

7 » tl

Sunnyside, _/_-.`-_ ` - _ ments immediate possession.-W V

IWWAZNTED-acompetent

,_ __ ._ _--_.___-..,,__|pnr__i_itore and you skip the biggest crockery l>l»l’8\ins ever heard of. Hun _ applysusanmese.

“"5 °°“l 'P°‘°°°* l' W’ m°°°»`» '°‘l°' » dreds of customers who have bought from users during the past year ue '"3 °§‘,,%,'§“f,,, }',‘§,'Q"‘s,,;'{_“‘

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nhnd mmm|~ pkg ._ ' _‘ 1 _ _ __.~;_ ~ _ . " ' ~ -' m tmpsisyements. Posessilen on iam renaming. .___ _ 1 eflhy

ones ~» -'=~ » ' .

Igvholdsl, aus .I M* glmodetncssivenlences.

.»u». 115'

Second Day, Bell! 120|,

2 18 class trot

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