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THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN SEPTEMBER1 1905

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Y f V llelillry i _ I I T T dur” City ol Ghrnt was in wrt roster ri: * 1 ' T

or t ids. B f ' h - . ` ` colds. Beilforeaaysgiouzhmg moooomunavutais moraine on 2:21. ME AT THE ALWAYS BUSY STORE. on Road for d ' nun-a m xiaptpa. oat. . _ _ l

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¢l1iidpareau.Bssxior¢raadchii- dren. Ask onrdoctor. fr

Were You Looking For A

-Souvenir of P. E. Island?

‘(7 Wecansliow you an assortm of souvenirs

that will certainly

please you.

" ‘ U Always a pleasure for us to show goods.

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Established 1868 . _I EWELLER.

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YOU AEIE

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if you wish the best in photo

grnpliy, Gnislied on the new spec ializei 1nouiits,(the very latest novelty.)

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IMPORTANT NOTICE i

SICVEN SU’l‘IilERLAND SISTERS bug in ainioiinco to tho la/.lica ond goiitiomoii of

CH ARLOTTETOWN

ihiil. tiici' have made nrrniigeiricnia with

GEO. E. HUGHES. Dragging and will hold daily dcinuiistrntloiis for one u-.-1-katiiio Aliotlioimrioa I-lull. couiinoncing ;\i.hi.i.iy. Bo it. th., regarding troatincnt of the ilnir and dciilp. 'i icy respectfully invito 1-voryniio to call and consult w th theni. Como and ia-1: the lon bcnutihilliuir irrowri lily tho iioiiifiiio SEVNIN SU’l'I‘Ilillli.ANI) SIS ERS' l|.\||iiiit()\Vi\llt ANII IIAIIC ANI) BUALP ,-,,|.;.\Ni<:i¢. cnniniian 1~i.i.ui om.-1., iiooi- iairn.-. i-ltrcot. 'i‘oi‘uiii.0. J. H. Bailey. Foreign liiaiii\i»toi'. _

Sale or No Sale. How Are Those for Prices P

Suit Cases, regular $1.25,

r. .. ii ,$45, .. 1. .1 52455’

Suit Cases, solid leather,

regular $6.50, now $4.75

Suit Cases, double lock, regular $6.95,

now 5.oo

Club, Illigs, Telescofie Vniises, Trunks, at about so per cent ess than you can buy them elsewhere. A large stock to select from. If you want anything in ilie above line. its money in your] pocket to see us before you buy.

A- E- l!lIt1ihD_EMe.ohon»

now 51.60 " $1.80- " $2.00

JUST" ` ARRIVED

A full line of Chris-

tie Biscuit in Social T. a,assorted Sandwich, Smyrna, Marshmal- low, jelly Finger, Water Ice Wafer etc, all fresh at

||oKonno’a Grocery.

PHONE _ll

Down Town Store Uii Town Store. Hi a iw b

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OUR FALL STOCK OE “EAGLE” SHOES

For men is opened and

they are swell.

- No Canadian B mt

can touch them.

$3.50 3 Pair.

SPRAGUE & CO.,

SOLE AGENTS.

Special School Boots for Boys.

This is the only boot fora boy that looks well, wears well and is not too heavy-We have gone to ri lot of trouble to get this boot made just as we

` Want it.

We Re- commend Them as Something Good.

Sizes rr, 12, 13 are $1.45 and $1.50. 'Sizes r to 5 are $1.75 and $1.85.

- Alley & Co.

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CANNED ` PEARS

Just received 50 dozen 2 lb

tins Canned Pears which we bought at a bargain. We are .now offering them at the rate of

2 Tina for 25 eta. They are good goods and won't

last long at this price.

Beer & Goff.

FOR SALE Oil TO LET.

The house at present occupied

by subscriber, 16 rooms,hot water, electric light. suitable for hotel or double tenement.

Also the house on corner of

Water and Weymouth adjoining

above.

D. 0’M. REDDIN.

FARM FOR SALE-

, ho if I i his farm onri-

.i.;i.i'.i sgiiiila.-.fag .iiLi...‘r’.‘§<i”"|.i ii... imyaity,s riiilesilroiii (fharioiiotowii. iniiiliiir Hin-rrvocri Station. The iauri is in a high suiw of on t-iv.

i.lon,h\iiidii?4N lfood. Bold Witll 0|' W|"\°‘l|» 1-ro i. Also oriualo chcap.3‘P\ll1l hffd U“°"“"°7 lluila. For further tinri. nnsnilvalh ifAN

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_ mi town lioyiiity.

C I ‘WW "~ Store, Sunnyside.

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Oiiices in New Prowse Block Charlottetown.

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Tun tide will be high today at 12,02 and weight av. ii.so.

Susacmns for The Guardian and get

tha famous Sherlock liolmes stories which begin in t0day's issue.

DoN'°r forget that tha beet day's sports

of the season is to be held on the Sum- inerslde driving Park, Labor Day, Sept. 4.

Miss Garmin McDouoai.i., stsnogrn-

Dhenhim accepted n position with Carter Sc Co., Ltd.. not George Carter & Co. its in- advertently appeared yesterday.

Annan Dawson, thc twelve year old

son of Bruce Dawson, Victoria, who un- -iei-went an operation ot the City Hos- pital is doing as well as can be oxpccied.

Mini. E. J. Lucas and Muster Allan

Lucas who have been spending the anni- iiier with Mrs Capt. Finlayson returned yesterday to Halifax. They were accom- panied by Misa Blanche Finlayson.

Ar thc Fredericton Exhibition on Sept.. 21 tu 27 there will be three dnya trotting and pnciiig on the track adjoining Ex- hibition grounds and perhaps an addlt~ lonal dny for nou»winnei-s.

Pnasiiiisnr \VlllloniMaoKenzle, of tha

Cnniuilan Northern R.ailway,l suited acveraldaya ago that plans havc been prepared fora new hotel and general °l“¢s biilldlng at winnipeg :har wiii 0085 $2.500.000. and ll the structure is built, nllCanada will be proud of it. The Grand Trunk Pacific and other railroads are bciiig asked to loin in the enterprise

Gi-aoiiiil-2 iiax, the popular C. P. R. oiil-

ciul. who has been seriously iii at his Iioiiie in Montreal. has ao far recovered ns tube able to leave Montreal for a trip through the great lakes. Mr. IIam's popul- arity ia shown by the fact that on the day thiit his serious illness was announced his nrlvui/s secretary had to answer fifty i"’l°\fl`|"“8 elilreaslng regret at his mls~ fortune and during the days following hundreds ol letters were received.

Sr. JonN‘s Causes, Windsor, will

soon enjoy the services of another settled pastor. Rev. J. W. Crawford, Great Villuge.hoi_/ing acosptcii the onli, J, A, Smith appeared ns commissioner from St. John's congregation before the Truro I-‘resbytery on Tuesdny.1fith. Mr. Smith presented the claims of Windsor in a oapitnl,comnion sense, practical speech. Mr. Crawford will soon be aettled_ in Windsor.-Windsor N. S. Ex. [Mr Craw- ford lsiinnti-ve of Cardigan and is now visltirigherel.

C. Iisimv Dmocic in his recent visit te

Charlottetown, P. E. i., as delegate tu the Baptist Convention convened thcrespenlrs very highly of the place. lie had the pleasure of listening to a short address from the R/av. Win. Dobson, who was present at the Convention, and he also attended the Methodist church, where he heard n good sermon, and some excellent music. Prof. Hurry Wiittais i.he organist, and he is highly spoken of. Mr. Dliiiock says the Convention was not as largely attended as usual, owing to the fact that the delegates had to pay their own ex- penses.-Hnnta Journal.

THR class of 1005 of the Trniiiing School

for nurses of the Newport, R. I. Hospital, which has been the Alina Mater of so many provincial nurses, is few dnys ago hold its graduation exercis- es on the lawn, fnoing the Vander bllt pavilion on Friendship street. The exercises were attended by the trustees of the corporation of tha Newport Hos- pital, some of the clergy oi! the city, junior classes of the school and relatives and friends residing there and elsewhere. They were simple and carried out splen- dldiy. Inoliidedin the graduating class of which The Guardian has received an excellent photograph are Misses Lottls Grant Strlclrianii, Mary Ellen Dssiiocho and Elisabeth Eleanor Jenkins, all of Charlottetown, while in the background ollthe photograph is thaassistantSuperin- tendant, Miss Louise Barratt, also oi this city.

'i‘iia Guardian ia in receipt of tho initial

numbcr of the Dcabnrnts Newspaper Directory for 1905, published by the Des- bnrata Advertising Agency, Ltd., Montreal. it isa comprehensive guide tothe newspapers of Canada with their clrculotions as hr as obtainable and other interesting matter to tho publisher and advertiser. The Directory contains also many useful mapa and alot. of ln- forrnatlon, one of its features being a fnlriy ooinpleto list of the manufacturers in every place where papers are publish- sd. This list besides bolng useful in other ways serves as a guide in determin- ing tho character of oirculations and has already attracted n good deal of favorable comment on the part. of advertisers. All oircuiationain the body of the book ara for 1003 and only in the case of the con- densed list of dailies are olioulstioiia for the whole of 1904 given.

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Laxativo Fig Syrup-Nothing better for

strengthening and cleansing tha stomach. liver and bowels. It assists and stimu- lates the natural action of these organs and In every way keeps the body |n.a good state oi health-Only Ido albottil. A. W. Rsddln Pham. B.,Csni.ral Drug-

. I HOCQLATES made in Canada an_d are much a prec-

; med b;x;IoIs'£I;:,.1?0 (svant an absolui:el;r;ure confectionery. Put _ up in dlsinty 3 P0l1nd and half pound boxes. For sale by all the leading confectioners. , .

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‘therein is displayed the finest stock of

Mus I1. Blaiasro and Miss Boairato

loava this morning on a vialt to Sydney.

il. Ross, Principal oi Orwell school, has

resigned to naunie his studies at Dal~ houalc College.

Fsilrms will regret to :learn oi the

serious iilnsas of Miss Darling Pools and Mrs. Wastaway, Montague.

Tri: Ramblers Iiocirey Team ol

Amherlt, hockey champions of the Maritime Provlnosa, have been presented with gold watches by their friends.

Rav. Jaime Siiirsos leaves on Monday

to attend the Provincial Synod ol Eastern Canada which meets in Quebec. Ha will aftarwasds go to Montreal and be absent about three weeks.

Tai: genaraireadlng of the new story

was somswhatlnterfeied with in yester- day's Guardian by an accident to several of the words and llncs, so it is re~ peaissd in this morning's issue.

A1' tha Police Court yesterday the Pm-

hihltion case against Wm. McKinnon was further adjourned till today in order that ii witness who disappeared from the court during the progress of the ti ini iniirlii. be secured.

Fitiimns are pleased to see Miss Blanch

Mosher of Bristol out again after her re- cent illness of nppendlcitls. She was under the care of Dr. McLaughlin. Dur- ing her illness sha was greatly missed by her many friends.

Evsiwonis should witness the baseball

match between Malpequc and Suiiinier- aide teania at the Labor Day sports next Monday. It will be worth seeing. Each team has now one genie to its credit and both are bound to win the next one.

iiis Lordship Bishop Worrell has

brought his confirmation tour in Cape Breton to a close. lic visited sixteen punishes, confirming Zli cniidlrlntes. lla reports growth and increasing interest in church worlr in every section visited.

Tim Moncton Transcript states thit

the uoae of Editor llnwko vs. Mayor Ryan is not to bc triad in the \Vcstmorelnnd court, but in the Suprcrne court io Kings countyto obviate the un- pleasnntness ofjurors known personally to both parties.

A Mi-:m'iNo oi the Ladies' Auxiliary of

the Y. M. C. A, will bc held in the Y. M. U. A. Parlor tomorrow, Saturday afternoon, at 3.30 o‘clook. A full attenu- ance is requested as important business in connection with the coiiventlon will be brought before the meeting.

A siovi-:iiisN'r is on foot among the grmi-

uates of the University of St.. Francis Xavier College, Antigonish, for the estab- lishment of a chair for the study of Celtic languages. The proposal will be consider- ad by the university authorities on the occasion of the golden jubilee of the college next week.

A svsoiai. will leave Charlottetown for

Suinnierside, Labor Day, ati) ii. m., and return in the evening. The farc from Charlottetown will be 90 cents return. There will bo proportionately low rates from all intermediate stations. Those who wish to see ii good dny's sport should make it ii point to be present.

A onancs at the show windows of the

Humphrey Clothing Store on Grafton Street suggests warmth and comfort, for

yarns and stookinette. These are sold at way down prices ami the quiility of the goods warrants a much liigiier price. And not only in these two lines but also in flannel for blankets, inen‘sundsrwear and olotlia tho value ami 'lcsigns are ex- ceptional considering theprlcea iialred.Call and see the goods.

Mr Logan, M. P. returned from Hall-

fax, whore he had been in consultation with Dr Courtney, the eminent specialist of Ottawa. His many friends will regret to lonrn that Mr Logan's strength is not returning as rapidly ns was hoped for and his physician has ordered that he now go away for a complete rest. He wlil, there- fore, leave this week for the Canadian West and expects to spend some time at Banff, the celebrated health resort in the Rocky Mountains.-Amherst Exchange.

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-4}it|zsns who ocsire milk or oream of

the beat quality, pasteuriiied or otherwise should speak tothe delivery men of the Hopeton Past/aurlzed Mill: dt Cream Co or address P. 0. Box 618, Charlottetown.

Buttermilk also supplied at lowest pi-mag. il-‘dl ci ii mos pd.

[H = ONDS

THAT. SHOW THEIR WORTH.

l A mereglance at a good

diamond is ample to indi- cate its quallty. This can bein truth applied to any one of the stones you may chance to examine in our large collection, all laying equal claim to your admir- ing exclamation: "isn't it

a gem l" Our flees are the lowest at v. ich fine

, stones can be sold for.

styles and perfection in

QUALITY,

FIT,

FINISH

We ask your most

critical ins, eciioii.

Stanley Bros.

Coats At

Stanley Bros.

The first instalment of Fall and Winter

Coats have arrived. They are the very latest

AND WORKMANSHIP.

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flavors are i

Strawberry, Vniillia. Cherry.

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T *eyrups and Lune aruioe N PRICE I0c BOTTLE UP

A large variotytoaeleot from. Berne of the Liipg Juice

Raspberry, Lcmoiif Plncappio, | } 3°”-1°

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A Permanent Fit- In

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muies

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¢`\ »;ié;'=f_°'=:-‘.~=‘ tee you a perfect and permanent fit.

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show you the finest line of

__ . up-to-date suits on the market and any , one of which will be an ideal fit and

will retain its shape.

If you will compare the prices

and qualities found in this place with

.,-,. _,_ the prices and qualities found else- 'TT Q’-el"-_' where, it will be a beneficial thing for ,QQ us. Suits-every one ii bargain,

f .$5.00, $8.00 up to $zo.oo. Dollars do

5; double duty here.

S. A. Vic DONALD,

P. E. Island’s Greatest Clothing Hriise.

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COMING EVENTS.

City Council meets on the second Mon-

day in rach nionth. Dr. F. 1". Kel

Mayor; W. W. Clarke, City Clerk.

S. 0. E.-Next meeting of Lodge Prine Edward is on Tuesday evening. Seill- ` l2tli at ll p. m.

\iinard'a Linimsnt For Sale Everywhere ‘

We have just received s package of.

ciiinadlrcct from .iaphn it is the nicest' line of the .kind in the city.-W. P. Coiwlll, Sunnyside. 7-12d tf.

Invictus shoes ’ for men.-Alley ar u Charlottetown Agents.

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A great house on a grand foundation Some good things for Immediate buying priced as never before, chairs, bedroom sets. parlour suites. llorria chairs, hall stands, hail chairs, couches, bod couches, odd dressers, bod springs. bed mattresses, oillea desks, nod chain all marked to aol -.iaa_Paton I Co. 14d tw .tf

Invictus shoes for men.-Alley

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TENQERS

Department of Public Works,

Ch'towu. Aug. 23rd, 1905.

Sealed Tenders will be received at

this office until uooii on

THURSDAY. SEPT. i4ili.'05,

from any persona willlnxto contract for the building ot a new ridge, on the road leading from Middleton to Vcriioii River, Queen's County, according to plan and s eiiii-ation to be seen` at the omce orj. D. Morrison. Mount Vernon, (Road inspector.) and at this office.

The names of two responsible persons

willing tobecoine bounr for the iaith- ful performance of the contract must accompany aaeh tender.

The Department does not bind itself

lo accept the lowest or any tender.

Tenders to be addressed to the under-

signed and marked "Tenders for Mt. Vernon Bridge."

L. B. MacMIl.LAN,

Sec? Public Works.

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FIRE INSURANOE.

For ratos in the P. E. Island Mutual I-‘ire in- nnsnoo Pom nies on Fann liuiidinga

anew. i-raiqsoi.o.>i ii.........., c 0...... i-‘.5

mica, ll Billet

.ur D. B Lil? i?sHoilhii€Btrset.

si) we.oat U w tf Charlottatown

When you gu driving is your team always aatia~ factory?

Does the rig give )’0\1'l feeling ol' p de and ooii- tentment?

Our comdpletc stock of horses an carriages ex- cel all past efforts. Everything possible ha_a been done to make this our greatest and most successful aeaaon.

LARGE BROS..

Queen Street,

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Pleasures in

come through the ear.

reaarvl

i air par- iharn ar genuine

EDISON

Sild Only by

Miller Bros.,

SUNNYSIDE, Charlotte town .

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MURPHY’S

Livery Stable, ousiaii siinssr.

Teams to hire nt sliort oiicc.

Phone 274. llox 611. Cabs xnccl all _sieaiiicrs and nina.

M. J. Murphy,

l"ROl’RIl'ITOR.

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IF YOU ONLY KNEW

When your well stocked store was going to burn down, yon oonid wait to insure until the week be- fore, but

When ii is Destroyed

You are too inte. Remember the old adage, "There is no time like the present," and no insurance like ours;

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Canadian Quebec.

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KENT ’ - FLOUR

liavc you tried ii? lf you want good brcail and

pastry do so.

Ask your grocer for it. Iii barrels and bags wliolc~

snic by

Carveil Bros.

18 its awtf.

CHEAPER THAN HAY

Ontario Bran.

Manitoba Bran.

Middling.s Corn Meal.

Cracked Corn.

Matcliless Chop, Hi;/5 each

Barley, Oats and Corn.

Gluten Meal. [great milk pro

ducer]

Oil Cake Meal.

Blatchford’s Calf Meal. Wholesale and Retail at

VERY LOW PRICES

AULD BROS.,

QUEEN STREET.

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