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Todety’s Probabilities.

KENT is our remedy for Sore colds and all ordinary ailments.

It ngvgr felis to relieve and cure pro-

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Reid & Creighton

THB GUARDIAN, WN,

Srong westerly winds, clearinil-

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C. C. RICHARDS & CO.

Dear Sirs.-Your M.l.\’ ARD’S

CHARLES WHOOTEN.

-Port Mulgrave.

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LINI- throat,

We have the best gram bags in

the country. They are large-e to hold 4% bushel Oats, ushel potatoes. They are strong, lean, have hemmed tops, and are

.You

Wholesale dealers in Island produce, Pitt Street,

Sydney, C. B.

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THE HOME OF THE GUARDIAN

(DAILY AND WEEKLY.) North Side Queen Square.

CHARLOTTETOWN, P. R. I.

Business Office Telephone l33b-

Olce Hours 8 a.m. to 6 p. m.

J. P. HOOD, Advertising Hgr.

fdliorial and News Telephone l33a.

Oioe Hours 12 noon to 6 p.m.; 8 to la p m.

J. E. B. HcCREADY, Editor

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FRIDAY, SEPT 25, 15113.

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. Medicine

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]amieson's Beef,Iron and

Wine is more a food, than a medicine, but it isa fool of an unusual kind.

It is a food in the most

easily assimilated form- allready to slip into the *blood and give you ‘lrmgth without taxing digestion.

It does you good as

flood does, but quicker, --and if your stomach is -weak it .does von good just the same.

It’s also a prompt,

pleasant and effective t`onic. -New~energy felt after first xfew doses.

75 cents full pint. Sold

only by.

Druggist, The Medica] Hall.

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EXHIBITION

POINTER! ;’.‘;i§;:t;°°:.:;L;°‘;“:§:;::e2;:‘:::;‘“‘;i';;“ I 5TRONG_ T115 Sale of Tmuscrg s "

extended scam P ,__, _ _ _ ==,___=__‘ 3ooo pairs of $3.60 to $4.5o»trousers for $2.90 a pair. °

c 1 Extrao1=_d_t_na1y_ Carpet

THE RATE 0F INTEREST.

Down to 1888 the rate of interest paid to

depositors in the post oiilce and other savings banks was 4 per cent. To about the same date the Canadian public loans were floated in England at an average ot over 4 per cent, the principal exception being a loan of four; millions in 1888 on

which the actual rate was 3.27 per cent. But as money became more plentiful and cheaper in 1897 a Canadian loan ot two

millions was iloated at a rate of|2.&i per cent. It was then concluded that `the

interest rate in the money markets of the

world had beenpermanently lowered and on July 1, 1897 the rate paid to depositors in the national savings banks was reduc- ed from 35 to 3 per cent. The chartered banks followed suit and depositors had to content themselves as best they might.

But money is worth considerably more

than 3 per cent at the present time. A Montreal paper tells that the Bank of

Nova Scotia recently proposed to increase

the interest rate.or deposits from 3 to 4 per cent, but the majority ol the Bankers’

Association to whom the proposal was

`submitted deci led against it. Just now

gilt edge securities can be purchased on the market at a price which will pay be- tween 5 and 6 per cent and British con- sols are selling lower than during the Boer war. The Ontario government re- cently tound it could not sell its 3§ per cent bonds for the construction of the

Temiscamingue Railway. These are bonds of the richest Province of the Domi-

nion; a Province free of debt and with ex-Y cellent credit. It is doubtful whether the federal Government could float a loan to-

day at better than 3§ per tent.

P. R. NEWSOM, Subscription llg .

Residence Telephone 32

terest is going higherjust as the ccuntry A _ _ an _ is committed to borrowing upon a very

Let us suppose that-a large number ot

the depositors in the Government savings' __ . _ ' ,

_banks should wnudmwtneir aepcsirsru _ _ _ fb 3~ investment in really dx-st class stocks, _. W

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' ' Short lengths from 6 to 18 yds Brussels,

1 Axministers. Were §r.oo, $1.25. Or 50, 75c Values up to$_r._5o for 75c and I1 oo an end

drawn,o1-wrarse the rateotmterest. In

are

Tru: k Pacific a:‘3 p.»r cent on its cost.

YO! course money may become

again in yen s to come, but recent expert

mnyndvance agrln to ahigher ilgure - 0 _ _ _ uni? ‘ y _ .than the present There may be man __ _“J‘| _ QQ: _ -_ ,_ ' Q*

lluctuations in the interest rate during

| While the great Joseph Chamberlain has retirel from the Colonial

Chamberlain, has become Chancellor jot

the ex- Colonial Secretary, is a very pro- 1

elder brother’s program. This is rthe way _ Arthur Chamberlain puts the case: . 3

Under protection, in short, meh would

not be elected to _ Parliament Lo carry out national reforms, but to serve certain in- dustries. ’ * * Manufacturers would meet together and discover where they had common interest s-“Get a tax put on that for me, and I will get this taxed for yon." The nation would sull'er,lndividuals would become enormously ii h, and the work- people would be th : sport of chance.

` I TRURO LIQUOR SELLERS CAUGHT-

Tnvno, N. S.,'Se;t._2;-A. H. Learment,

manager of the L°arment hotel- Herbert

'Crairz, manazer of the Roval hotel, were both convicted of lllezal sale ot liquor to-

* ‘ _ day on third offence, and were sentenced

|to forty-live days in the county jail, with $80 Une and costs. This is Learment’s second term, and Craigs third term in jail tor a similar olfenoe.

Abner McNuit, who has served several

terms in jail, has closed his barroom.

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asthey must now betempted to do. The Government would be forced either to '

borrow abroad the money thus with

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_.1 eithercase the interest charge on a __ ' -

F91’ I $9 portion cfm existing public debt vom '

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ship _nd from the British cabinet’ a It 1_s being conducted on hbnesgpnnciples to make moneyifor 1t’s patrons in

younger memreror me muy. Amen and to make money for it’s operators. Themomcnt it advancing on ,those

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,he E,c,,,,q,,,,_ A,,,,,_,,e, membe,,,,h,|wi1l get out and let those whoadviertisc that they are _in business for lovd tt.; ‘°““"" A’"‘“’ °“°’”"°"°“’~ "’°°“°' °’ l thing for nothing you cannot get ;here. See our new goods; It is`_@’Q=h»;

a yard. ~

buyer, which, were prompl

the reach of the public. .

Another big Bunch of

Prenchilannel Waists

$3.00, $3 50 and $4.25. See them they are on

end of Dress Goods Counter at door. '

400 prs Lace Qurtains

i In connection with and in addition to foregoing values are ohered at price concessions rendered poe- sible at opening of season by - manufacturer’_.s desire to turn certain portions of his stock into quick cash. This great purchase comprises cholcest weaves and patterns made for this Fall's trade, including large assortments of the Nottingham curtains, with and without borders, now so scarce, the new heavy clmg lace, Scotch eEect.

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fortunate in ‘ securing a line of beautiful Flannels, which we will sell at less than wllolelle

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A Stroke of Good for Dress

‘l manufacturer desiring to secure a portion ol H

Store’s trade, presentedtwo attractive

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we or you will be able toib of thi!

sin for so little money. opottnnity gee the. lineofsatinhnishe cloth at got worth 75c, then we dou’t Other Ilia in friezes, in grey,black and ~blue,.85c and Ut

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Price Emwkre

_ We’ve got to take large quantities, and pay &

ol purchase, to beins poiition to plwe each vl&

Ladies’ extra quality Taieta Silk Blok ll

shades of white, cardinal, li@t blue and _ tucked and hemstiched front; t&kel il*

collar and sleeves. Sizes, 32 to 40.3 One of The Big Store's spec_@ valllm. _ |485. Just the thing 'f or early fall wear and exhibition. Many are worth 81.59.

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