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EHR GUARDIAN, 0HAB_L0'lTl'1‘0WN, PRINCE EDWARD

Monk;

gr# "Ot 99

. -vf-»v 'ning in our

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*,._».l-., l- lf/ ll1Vil.("d

00

‘ml gg, for :he-_m<eivvB_

you ever fasted.

Kell! dz. Co

_

_ il. CAFE

~ - -~._1~‘o1>._-

anl__Gemlemen

(next Provse Block)

Open For Business.

Oymen served in every style. Every

premises.

to up. ni. Please call.

PROPRIITORS.

Dru( Wants

liiill STUIIE”

Stock. west Prices.

A SPECIALTY.

in _ Bros.,

_

iiho Doubt _,__ _ Mmm,

1"* Sow Bwf

f ir Allan’s Champagne a is sumoeo l'

most delicious sum- ,L 00| EVERY `,

35°F- ‘ _sell $543 and in two securities of $250 each.

Heavy welted _

amen. sets. -~ ._ extension edge.

2 i

qeghlly prepared. Lunches at all `

as requested. All pas-

& RIQGSJ

`

sYuu!§

TOWN there is no place

To Satisfy w

3

' Phan.. 87. @

Yictor ia Row Druggists

I QUEEN

uau iv

i=AvoR11‘es

SEE .THAT THIS

4 _ _ _

‘ . ‘ TRADE Manx I

eneisqnaeuéadohsiylusia.

A Iriiie it

Mannish.

SEE THAT THIS

A

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A _ *S

-i

TRADE MARK :S BRANDED ON EVERY

_ SHOE.

, \

, 7 Welted Sole,. '. " - Extension 'Edge

Most popular

_ street boot of the

" season. '

Exact Reproduction of this Style Shoo.

fashioefs I Favorite.

Kid Tip

“Qu” “Woe

ia

SEE

‘ THAT THIS

f'_» TRACE MARK

. _ is semneo

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_"fer:-\_=.’r. Sole.

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5".:nf‘i `|~’.r;~v<vl\|r°i»m Cl iliir. Srylg S]-mg,

ALLEY & CO, (no on... mi.. hott en)

ff ff

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P. E. L RAILWAY

‘ 11-.;- » ° \

On and after Mondaly, june xoth., 1901, the

:rains of this railway wi 1 run.. daily (Sundays excepted) as follows :- _

Prains Outward. Trains Inward Read Down. Stations. Read Up.

at 8 o'clook. A

Tuesday saillngsto Boston until further notice. '_

omce, with a desirable location, should avnlv at this chico at once.

i--.» ~\ I consist in part of 1000bagsof oats pof»\t.»».-» and barley for Halifax. _

with arson was admitted tobail in him-

fcnndland, was a passenger by the S. S Bonavista yesterday returuingto New-

fo . pair of horses purchased here for Bishop Hoohey of St. J ohn’s.

contribute to the cost of the banner to be presented to the Managers at their imitial performance in St. John will please leave their contribution of five cents at Mr. Rar.kin’s Drugstore.

_ 1, cu svsav .. _ SHOL _ $100 and costs or two months’ imprison-

? ,x l_

‘_ .~..~ lat ~_

__ Qf-__lt_ 1,) )_f/ _ .»»\.'_' .' .fl-.-'.n='-.. /'~‘j;-1 __

~ _,_ .-he __ _

For

ng a

of

lone but the ve *try cho‘cest 's

o

whiz

&0o_ wsrrs

and sons, all bel* lkrsonnilysupervise h

and Patterns

Pianos have

wherever

manufacturers and so- cisim to make pianos

"to hsve"Heintzmsn's

etc, etc., showing

&C0’a IB- topossss

immense

able; to em

ma chig oy.

and esseexiz:

th oughl

us; only i¢i’;st-clssz

mug? shoulg a sn

ca itsuofnsker

as pparen

lmgre-than it

is welcome will remain s

poor instrument w-ili,by continu

order, soon become

h, if purellsed

be abated M3 their

guarantee

mu §.oo 5.1: 6.06 5.11 7-°5 LII

5.5o.

iii

P.M.

3.1o 3-39 4.12

4.26 5.06

A.M. P.M. P.M. A.M 7.30 lv. Ch’town ar 1.15 8.45 1o.1< 7.5o Royalty June. 12.55 8.30 9.55 8.19 N. Wiltshire 12.15 8.01 9.12 8.29 Huntéfkiver 1290 7.51

859 Emerald June.

8.58

11.18 7.24 8.15

fl ‘ _ Evnnr one should' drop into the rink

A C ` D this evening at least for a 'few `

l \ to show that they appreciate the edorts

made by the Fourth Regiment Bsndto

Nlilllllllll Plllllllllli __ _ __ ._ __ ._ ..._ _..-_ _ f QUN [Ry nfs;-.°

?:::;“..‘::::§ .:Z:.:t‘°:_"_:..‘°;§:.‘;f.% ._fI'.:.“:_::. ` A B<»;¢»»»;3»;,-B °» 1; °=w=s,,,__;¢°,=»= 1; midc l - l - _ ons aw. ns an er o= o s ` ve ue’ num mmoto I8 sm md n --- was organized by O. N. McLeod, general

t bl ri _ .

luxe tv:;;°iId.be;i‘;¢c;:‘a in may them ¢° y¢,_ f ` organizer C. 0. F. on Wednesday 11th at

` ' Bonshaw with full charter membership ll

w_ w_ wEu_NER_ Guardian _correspondents ._l._.__.._.__.l_.__.l.. ........ ..... ....... ...L_

1 _ i :eww -nd umm.. _ Evcl-yWh¢rc_ w. P. 0.11.-Wm. R. menus.

C. R.-John J. McLeod. _

V, C. R.-H. E. Crosby.

_-1-_Q

Tru: S. S. Yarmouth is duethis morning

THE S. S. Yarmouth will continue her

Any person desiring to rent a double

H +: cargo by the Yarmouth this morn-

\`».s'1'll.DAv Samuel Wood charged

Mn. Wm. O’Neill of St. J ohn’s, New-

nndland He took with him a valuable

Am. performers in Zephra, wishing to

YESTERDAY Tan GUARDIAN, was shown by Mr. Geo. Hughes’ druggi st, s mugol _which weighed 18 lbs. This mag- nidcent specimen was grown on Inkerman farm and is well worth seeing. It is to be seen in the show window of Mr. Hug- hes’ Drug store.

Ynsrnnnn Mr. D. A. Sharp showed

THE GUARDIAN a selection ' of apples taken from a number of barrels .packed last week at Earnscliff. Among the number is a Wolf River which is 14 inches in circumference. The fruit is highly colored and is certainly somethinglwouderful. The collection can be seen today in the shew window of

Hughes ’ Drugs tore.

A1' the police court yesterday morning

Frank Worth for being drunk and disor- derly was fined $4’ or 15 days. Joseph McAleer and John McLellan for drunkenness were lined $2 or 10 days. Edward Cullen charged with vio- lation of the Prohibition Act was Hned

ment. The case of Andrew Doyle charg- ing some ofence was dismissed.

Tmmuomrrnn. Rasmus.-Highest and

Lowest temperature of October 12th.

Highest. Lowest.

1901 64 5 51.5

1900 1899 1898 1897 1896

1895 _ _ 1894 51.2 45.7

Y. M. C. A. CoNvnN'r1oN.-On Friday

afternoon a Jubilee Praise service was conducted by J. E. Irvine of St John,who has been connected with the work for many years. It is just llfty years since Y. M. C. A. work was organized on this con- tinent. During that time vexyrapid pro- gresi has been made. The report of the Maritime Committee recommending ad- 'vsnce in the work was considered and considerable time given to the discussion of finance. The clause authorizing the

55.3 49.8 4‘_.9 51.0 37.1 44 7

63.7 63.7 61.4 62 2 54.0 56 7

_Tretls.-Daniel McNevin.

lil irgumuni linden.-

Every Soderer from Ustsrrh Knows

inhalers cannot really cure Catarrh, be- cause this discase is abloorl disease, and

l these have been successfully used separ-

sf» we Q ~ c'L.’a>.*7.

~a‘9‘9 .ly s-4 :$.41

Lv Emerald june.

5.39 9.23 Kensington _ 10.45 2.58 7.22

6.10 9.45ar. lv 10.15 .35 .

S’side

ar

1o.o5 lv. _ 9.15 6.oo 1o.5o Wellington 8.33 5.26 11.30 Port Hill 12.42 O’Leary 1.40 Alberton

' 2.35 ar Tignish lv

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199%? i:‘6 8859.

raising of $4,000.00 each year for the General workin Maritime Provinces was adopted, and a portion of the amount was subscribed by the delegates. Sectional conferences of great interest, relating to boy’s and woman’s auxiliary :work were held. At the latter conference the report ofthe Charlttetown Woman’s Auxiliary

nerve 9 p &‘8.~8%&’-3!

. an

oo lv Ch’town ar oo sr Mt. Stewart lv on lv Junction ar6

Morell

St. Peters' 6.o9 1.03

sr Sourislv 5.1o 11.15

‘9>'r'r'7'9 892.

‘£238 r9°“ $389

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lwas the best presented. At the evening .~es~ion Rev. Wm. Meikle led a song service. Representative students from Acadia, Dalhousie, Mount Allison and New Brunswick' Universities

:' F

3-35 447 5.1o

ans a.1u Pm.

Mt. Stewart

7 xo lv Jnnc. ar 6.50 2.oo

£58 Cardigan 6.os 12.48

15 ar Georgetown lv 5.45 12.25

-» AE. M. "Robinson, International Boys

spoke on the student. work and O. C. Mitchner of New York gave a very ,.` strong address on the student movement.

P* "L ` Work secretary _ spoke on The School 1 my famlly_ _ _ lavii BOY-“What °““ be d°”° f°r mm", Tl" _ Stuax-t’s Catarrh Tabletsgage sold by

st'§‘:li§,‘a ““l"°7 ”° nm by E“""°~r addwss °h°W°d tb’ f‘bs°l“t'° “ed ff" druggists a.t50cents for complete treat-

D. POTTINGER. Nwhing b°7' f°" ohms” “nd 3°" ‘1'1ment._and for convenience, safety and GN- M°§bmR§°-,_ lustrations of what they had done in pwmpn results they are undoubtedly the

G_ ‘_ SHARP ' many places. The convention is consider- long looked for wninll cum

Superintendent P. E. I R- ed the best held for many years. _ _

Ch'town_ Iune sth rooi.

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HAVE YOUR

PHOTOGRAPH

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Taken at n d

Colored for

~ O “Nadi '

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6hUYili,°'6BlTZEi. & C0.

-socomsons 10- _

of- Dodd°s Kidney Pills an ` legion.. The box is imitated,

no outside coating and shape of the pills sro tha name-Dodd’s _ mlllwy Pills is imitated. Imitstionsars dangerous. The origifnl is safe. Dodd’s _Kiky Pills have a reputation. Imita» tors have none or they wouldn`t imitate. So tht! trade on the reputation of Dodd's ll Kidney Pills. Do not be deceived. There is only one DODD’S. Dodd’s ls the _ orlgi`ns.L Dod.d’s ls the name to ba san- _` hfsbout- `

mitations

neo. Sec.-John McNeviu. Fin. Sec.-John N. HoFadyen.

Chap.-John McPhai|. " _ Sr. W.-John Gordon.

Jr. W.-Alex. McNevir:.

Sr. B.-Chas. B. Frizzls.

Jr. B. -John H. McKinnon. C. D.-Alex. B. McLeod. ~ ljhysiciann.-A. J. Murchison, H. D. _ Uourt meets every_ first Wednesdvy.

.--maui-1

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that Solves. Lotions, Washes, Sprays and Douches Do not

_ Curl.

Powders, lotions, salves, sprays and

mmm

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¢ ' ` 7 7 "in

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local applications, if they accomplish any-,, thing, at all, simply give transient relief.

The catarrhal poison is in the blood and

the mucous membrane of the nose, throat and tracheo tries to relieve the system by secreting large quantities of mucous, the

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and after a time causing catarrh of stom- ach or serious throat and lung troubles.

A remedy to really cure catarrh must

be an internal remedy which will cleanse the blood from catarrhsl poison re# move the fever and conjestion from the mucous membrane. `|. ‘

The best and mow modern remedies for

this Purpose srfantiseptics scientidcally §known_ssEucalyptol, Guaiaooi. Sanguin- aria and Hydrsstin, and while each of

ately, yet ithas been dimcnltto get them all combined in one palatable, convenient and emcient form.

The manufacturers of the new catarrh

5 cure, Stuart/s Catarrh Tablets, have suc- ceeded admirably in accomplishing this result. There are large, pleasant ta-sting lozenges, tobe dissolved in the mouth, thus reaching every part of the mucous membrane of the throat ard finally the stomach. `

Unlike many catarrh remedies, Stuart’s

Cstarrh Tablets contain nc cocaine,opiat_e or any injurious drug whatever and are equally beneficial for little children and _ adults. .

tMr. C. R. Rembrandt of Rochester, N. Y., says: “I know oof few people who _ have suffered as much as I from Catarrh 'of the head, throat and stomach. I used

A sprays, inhulers and powders for months

at a time with only slightrelief, and had no hope of cure. I had not the means to 1. make a change of climate, which seemed my only chance of sure. _ “Last spring I read an account of some ‘; remarkable cures made by Stuartfs Cut~ `arrh Tablets and promptly bought a fifty cent box from my druggist and obtained such positive benefit from that one pack- age that I continued to use them daily until I now consider myself entirely free from the disgusting annoyance of catarrh; my head is clear, my digestion all I could ask and my hearing, which had begun to fail as s result of the catarrh, has greatly improved until I feel I can hear as well as _ever. They are ahousehold necessity in

-If after working awhile your eros sting and burn( 'Immediate relief is Dbtnincd by Sur

perfectly “disliked passes.

Consultation (rss. Satisfaction guaranteed.

usecs

1

D-0-D-DiS

G. F Ilucchesdn

llil. '

_ _

Worth $1.25

,_ c. PER

_ will wear well.

are slow sellers, this

them quick. _

discharge sometimes closing up the nost-_ _ _ . » A A ` » rils, dropping into the throat, causing _ e _ 0 s __ t _ deafnessb closin the Eustachian tubes _ . __ ' ' _-f

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B ~ yd.

' 10 $1.75-‘

pieces heavy all-wo`old_ =

Glalhg, in Gioy Brown and Fawnf ~ »

stripes, 56 inches wide ‘ ’ P `

These Cloths are just the thing _for f -

Ladies’ Skirts and Children’s Ulsters. V

They are splendid quality goods ` and,-_ ____ A ,

The reason for the sacrifice

6 c Pei- wa;-in $1.25 to $1.75. 1 5 va. ‘ 1

` WILL BE. HELD IN

ill [Mill

Worn. $1.25 to $1.75. , _

¢ s

is; they > `

*price will sell

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When in the City ir. will pay you to call at the _Sunnyside -

Gr .cery for anything ron may need in the grocery line. All our

su ck is fresh and good and our prices are ve;-ry moderate. Don’¢. .

Farm for Sale;

-pmavipir

Within lilac lllles at ti’tm nd Tim

_ |fil.li.$taiio|. 1

This farm contains over loo acres of land well watered with three diHerent ponds which never go dry and a good well with force pump, 16 acres new meadow, well fertilized last spring which est from one and a half to two tons o hay this yesr. ‘

12 acres well fertilized land resdy for next

r be or n . . ’.°1‘.i".f.‘°"l.‘i‘.?.1..‘i°'°’é.’f.“"'i’ ""‘“"°‘ "“‘

y der der yu and wood

The I remain un pasture _ -

bnildinse comparatively new, mdk ws¢a°11 passes gate.

Terms easy. Apply at Tm: Guan oral! Omee

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ARTISTIG 'l‘AlLORlilil.

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c ~' ‘ ' our . ......:....:;:‘%._.'f§_éi.:...@ ..... ..._ nits made at most reasonable rates or hey rusyselectfrom ourvsried stockoftlotil- IIS 1. 6 1. 13 6 1’ When `

yOU Sly

yonwearoneoi' oar suits or Overoosts

aredxessedin the very iaest New York le. Gllandget prices. B'REPAIR1`NG and PKESSING done lt

shortnotice. `

D.McLAREN;

Great George Street-a few doors north of

Crsbbe’s0orner_

on puutioninbothtown andcountry for 1-inrsontnrst-elsssworkis such as to war-

forget so call and see us, It will psy you_ _ ` -» `

sinninsn N

_ North Side Queen Square. _ ' Sunny 'd' ' ’

G'afton Street. _ 1

Malt Vinegar

bor English Malt Vinegar at 45

cents at gallon is the best value in 'pickling vinegar in the city today- Ir is gnu' .mined tokeep pickles goodior 1! months or more, - We have also in stock Whifg Wine. Cider. and Spiced Vinegar-

Alw Fielding Spicos.Turn-

eric. 6.4:- _ _

Beer 6: Goff,

.Remaul» Sale.

We expect to open the no Apothecaries’Hali,_Deshrissy's Ocr- nerthisllloltb. _

We want toreduoe our lsrgestod

before removal. In* order to ds

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