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Oatmeal

Toilet Soap.

An extra flue toilet snip that wears well and does _not _ir- ritate the most delicate skin.

3 Cakes for 25c-

J. G. JAMIESO

The Vledical l'lall.

Always Reliable.

Grand Provincial Bazaar

In aid of Building Fund of

law Roman talhollt talliodral

Willbe held in the

Gatlieilral Basement lla

CHARLOTTETOWN,

liglinlig Inlay Emlig. llclilir. llh.

and will contnue until Saturday Evening, Oct. I .

The Great Provincial Event 0| The Sea sen.

' l program f h even.ng: a magnii

giggtisph of Plaigtaii?lcFancyGoods in th ir '°”°°..°_""° §°°“s._‘§.:.‘;°=.2‘“°.:‘ ”.'.‘:°°s.:r°@i Boot ,Va etv _ C-» C-_ ¢_ "° * '°"“"‘° ‘.'l.‘1“°i,‘2.’Z.5§.;.°‘.'.';: "‘.‘.‘I..‘3 *‘é..f§' venues, r . . .

:u\:¢g&»¢ g¢ ,p:;;¢1i_;ilrli;c;nfer the “Freedom of

' " _ ors.

Spectiiil gediiceld Railway Ragislfor all regulig

tram from ll stati to C r ottetown wi oi: Wedngiilny October 9th good to retnrtii lon Wednesday and Thursday Oct. 9th, as o lowsz- Tignisli to Elmsdale,'incl}isive ....... ._ _ _ _ .$1.25 Bl0om1i¢ldtpPorta§e, H ._ ............li5 $’l'i`1'l'.1".‘.’.."£‘..°’§.’I‘..‘§.‘§..'..i.i.~- Travellgetrs Rest to Cape Traverse,'inclpsive. _ ._

'3 Q Q, _ _ . .

ldtmg1i%dnbine, ,, . . _ . Hunter Rlveryto North Wiltshire. “‘ Colville to Milton, ‘ Rmlfy Jucuop. _ _ ’ Scans to Bear River, inclusive .... _ _ _ . _ ._

loll3Baytg_LOta‘4';, ‘I ....... Dun 1 , ‘ _ ._ ._ _ _

Bedfoeril, :)oc:’;ii.&olle¢, 35; York, 25.

Georgetown to Cardigan, inclusive. . _ _ ._ _ _ _

Perth to Peake‘s,

mi such Railwav Excursion Tickets°to' be 'pre-

lented at the bazaar hall, tobe stem by Bazaar committee, and thus made good I

The Hall will be gorgeously decorated for the

occasion; amnseiuents of various kinds fur- nished; euniptious meals provided; a select

wi ee

ess sssaesss are

Dinner or Tea 25 cents.

_ By Order of Committee

hhhahmbo

_ midst. 'We would feel much safer an

To send us a Trial Order for

ICE CREAM

Ycu’ll enjoy ice cream to

day, and t-he warmer the weavher gets the more you’ll

mijriy it.

Telephone us (No 238) or

said us word and we’ll deliver

a package at your door.

We make our Ice Cream O

f. _.m our Pasteur-ized cream- which is absolutely pure and admittedly superior in Havor to .rdicary cream-and we put is np in l0c., 20c and 35c.

P -Uk&s°‘P.»

John 6. McDonald

Paiveurized Milk Factory, V

_ Water Street.

`vvAN1"Eoi,

A First or Second Class Teacher

for he Crapaud School. Apply at once to

D. ~'. 'McQ ARBIE, Sec’y 'l‘rustee°. Crapaud, 9-16, d3i wti

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On and after Monday the 23-~l in t

the flreimer Jacques Cartier' will un til iurther notice go to Vernon ltiver Bridge on Mg“day"3 instead of

1`u¢5d&y'5_ The time for leaving Ch rio ietown on the trip wili

are being supplied and others must attended to. The most alert and careful quarantine cannot always be depended

upon to shut out dangerous contagious

_ All last winter small~pox prevailed just

across the Straits while there were

number of deaths from diphtheria in our

would be much better prepared for an

emergency if we had a proper place for the isolation and treatment of those who l maybe suddenly adlicted with disease l dangerous to others. And if the wors came to the worst, such timely prepar ation might and probably would be the means of saving some valuable lives.

strictly military one, General O’G1-addy Halsyforbade the men of the South Af- rican Contingent to appear in khaki uni- forms to receive their medals. The same order had been made at Quebec and Mon treal and it had been obeyed. But at Ot- tawa the men, who felt that the uniforms *ln which they had served King and coun-

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THE GUARDIA

An Independant Journal, untrainmelled

e arless; aiming to be Ju at, lmpartla|,»_ Reliable. Newey, seeking at all times to further the best interests of the people. and recognized therefore as

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The Peopldl Pap -

Published at its omces, New Prowse Block

Nogh_ side Post olhce, at the following rates payable in advnncez- Morning Edition, daily (except Sunday) one month asc. per r__.~ ..................... ._ $3.00 Semi-weekly Evdition (Wed. & Sat.) per

‘war $1.59; in advance _ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ._.$1- eekly Edition (Wednesday) per year $.25 ln advance ................................ _ ; _ .$1

Branch Offlces

have been established at the following places where subscriptions may be paid, news urnish- ‘ed, advertising, job work' and other business transactedz-

Snmmersidek rs & Rogers' store-J. B.

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Baker, auager.

Alberton, Alberton Bookstore-G. S. Muttart,

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_ Agent.

Souris Eazt, Ttelznhone dice-P. G. Seaman,

QCII

I. E. B. MCCREAQY. J. P. HOOD,

Eiitor Business Manager _

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§ur,l\niu\i1s animal

MONDAY, SEPTIJMBER, ao 1901.

A` CONTAGIOUS DISEASES HOSPITAL.

The fact that\small-pox has lingered

about various parts of Canada and that cases are now reported in Halifax, while diptheria has again show itself in Ch lottetown, recalls the necessity for

contagious diseases hospital. Some day probably in the winter season when that disease is most prevalent, we may have

an outbreak of small-pox in your.midst, and unless preparation. is made before-

hand there will be no means of isolating the patients. We think the health authorities should consider these matters and have some place ready or easily made so to which patients adlicted with con- tagious diseases could be sent when th

emergency arises. '

It may perhaps be said that the wants of the community are many and cannot all be provided forat once. This is true,

but one by one our most pressing needs

81°'

A CASE OF INSUBORDINATION.

For some reason or other, no doubta

try were good enough to wearin receiving

their medals. proved insuberdinate. No doubt popular feeling was with them, ‘ too

in a large measure.

Be that as it may the Ottawa men decided after conferring together that they would ignoie the order of the General and appear in khaki. The amhoritles got

wind of it, and threats were made that if

he admitted te the grounds. Still un- terridsd, and still lnsubordinate, the Con~

tingent men went in uniform te the gate, prepared. it is said,to rush the guard seat against them if necessary. There some delay, some parleying, the men went on, and when the Duke turned an

say an amused smile swept over his face. Itls since given out that at the l moment Gen. Haley’s order was con-

veniently recalled in order to prevent a unpleasant scene. _

dep nd on the state of the tide at .he Brid 1°- '

L._(`. OWEN _ ‘

Cl.’r...~ n,‘.Zl d lw Agent.

5 r UNH DM W, h _,vm ac .,, 61 8 carried through l But the men who bea' lafg¢ ilumbv' ff' S°m~1~‘= Md We 621111 it twt umctl \S\ll8ta!1l8 Sdlld

- - _ _ ` l ‘ s if i ` h _

W""' QU€'*n~. 1~ consuquei-ily with- tremble before General O'Grady, or even ‘ _un and ee Wea e not 'fi t

n 1 ,x

ou' s '~ pre=+n~.niv-f. A Pu*~lec-M¢=¢-.f- ing of the E'--cars uf that »ii~.rri.;| ln l9l'~*l)t’ fvalwfi Hi meet at Hun 9 Rh- r liall, ou

SATURDAY AFTERIBUN NEXT

Ar 2.30 o'oLo0K,

To d"senf-n Dominion Politics.

Premier Ftvquhavsnn Dr Dougla.~, M L A. Horwce Herz-rd, Efq, John F Wheaf, M In \, ¥B"‘G,W Smip--~ , M' -.4 A. are rrqles-bfi v0 be Pl'-‘f-en~ t andre-an uh' °lectm_s.'_ _

‘ asm Montreal Henna pus it on

occurrence, happening in Canada perha. helped the Duke “to understand why th

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l and Unch [IOL (fda,

_ cl0=li¢~ °»\' band. i_h,_',

FU uidihi use

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Czar-'s recent visit to France had no. war- _ like object. Nor is the alliance with

France, if actual alliance exists, by any`. means so important to Russia as to France. Russia is practically too strong,

- with "-<i_wu°"`mdr

the men appeared _in khaki they would not wet §Mf£:;f’ Anerfz

ws” A eine in the world’ suiering females. I

d will bless you in your noble work.”

s“"""he“‘ °°mi“3 th°*° Wh° were 'leaf Adviser in paper covers is sent free on

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THB CZAR’S VISIT.

It seems now to be conceded that the _

compact, powerful, and lnvulnerable to attack to need the aid of France under ordinary circumstances. France, on the contrary. with but one tenth of the popu- latlou of Europe, iinds herself hemmed in by the Triple Alliance. embracing three times as great a population as her own,

and equipped with formidable armies and fleets. She `ls thus, lf standing alone, under a constant measure of restraint.

It is hardly to be supposed that the

Czar's visit was made merely for his plea- sure, or for his health. He may have

desired to see for himself the actual

strength of the French armies and fleets, and this was something which was some- what ostentatlously shown to him. Another object of the visit probably: was

to amuse French enthusiasm at an oppor- tune moment for the floating of a Russian

loan of $530,000,000 which is reported now

tobeforthcomiug. Russia needs money for the completion of the Siberian Rail-

way,‘;and for the ships, and naval and military equipment she is” constructing and preparing. And in the enthusiasm of _ the moment French capital will be ready

for investment in Russian securltl es. '

i_i¢i->-

It seems to be in contemplation to make

a change in the editorship of the Chris- tian Guardian, the Ontario organ of the Methodist body. Hitherto most denomina- tionaljournals have been conducted by ministers, but several correspondents are

urging that it needs a trained journalist for the position. There is great force in this contention. One very prominent lay- man ef the body puts it in' this way:

I think that a layman of ability Would

get into closer touch with his - community than the averageminlsterinl editor could. The idea prevails, rightly or wrongly.that _ the Guardian “ls a ininister’s paper.” The rank and flle of the Church think so. Perhaps they are wrong. But thlnklug so. their attitude toward the _Guardian is not assympathetic as it other wise might

be. A

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Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription

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rite Prescri tion to be the best niedi

wish you great sages, and hope that God

Dr. Pierce’s Common Sense Medical

receipt of 31 one-cent stamps to pay ex-

pense of customs and mailing only. Ad-

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The World’s Best at Popular

All Departments- Filled to Ovcrflowlng with

Newest and 'Finest Fall Fashions.

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_» reat manudicturiug centres of Europe and America excee

gn extent that of anyprevious year, and were never bought

or better selected. . ¥€!é>`“"¢°:’¥

The assortment excels in value as well as variety, ard rms., N, th,

- l th ld b t t l rices diumnt 1 embrace one large scae e wor s es a popu ai- p You uns?) 1?" was

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our special orders-stylish, warm and warranted to lit.

Uncl_erwea,r and Hosiery

Ou im ortations for the fall of 1901 direct from th

pl 5-O

The big store does the ladies underwear business better ew _

_ Every ,garment is built for comfort and good service, but not regardless of good looks. Our underwear expert d0¢B_ not accept manufacturer’s skimped sizes, but buys special sizes made to the Company’s standard measurements.

Our underwear and hosiery stock starts at the cheapest

it’s possible to buy goods for, to the most luxurious kind

manufactured. i _ f

Ladies’ Hosiery. New Underwear ...Wu

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Will not shrink.'It is m do of the Bneet long Shred ‘bombed Nova

Scotia Wool, This wool is t-.moms - for its great strength and elteticity A1 S'l‘ANFIELD’S is the warms-at and most comfortable under 'ear made It bam, 8,-0,", fm", m¢|,,»,, will wear twice as_long an other 'nukes Money back if you d 1n’t say so too pam

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3' In order to reduce our immense stock to make room If 7°" 'hd "°° basl" on

democratic at the same time. Wher We h""¢ "°““" f°" 5°‘“"a`h° "°"Y " d‘y’ you me h°'ndm`p

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P U else in the Empire would such an act * of _ setetviiitiis ’onme‘_ut.»: la 'gan M85 K for new goods "’ 5?;‘qo;.0gexha§e;;5wy,»

g iosubu-dination bepossible? Wh re e-l~i»- Hg” Q19, 0 -'gig If"llS, P¢§'lS, ` ` ` M 5! soon as van gan Wg

m. would the authorities allow it to b The 81.0.,-,. gyve =e ect d i`r0“n 8 Supply ILC tl8lll@d fill'

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All goods' i.. our store at from IQIHQQ 8113111033

lO to 33 1-3 p._o oif

Big bargams' for everybody ..........m».

s __ _ f1‘his is slaughter sale -

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HALIFAX, N S

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