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I SPIIIES

LIKE MUTHERS

_I ,Nearly everybody has s longing for the good things grand-mother used to make. Pickles even when mgd¢ bv grun_d-motherfs receipt se:m to lack something. Th`S lack is in the spices used. Realiz- ing the needs of the housewife and cook, we have made a specialty of pure, fresh pfcltling spica. ‘-Ve know what spice should be and we have a mired spice which we should like you to try. :Use them and you'll know the secret of grand-rnolhers oood pickles.

gc a quarter pound.

l. Il. IAMIESUN,

, DRUGGIST,

The Medical Hall.

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NOBliY SUITS

'nt ~ of the latest i..1»rl

FOR ~l.-

Well Dressed Men

I sm fully prepared with the best workmanship obtainable to turn out stylish, well fitting clothes at prices to please the par- ticular customer. Send in

" your order early for your Q

- new autumn suit.

S. C RAIG,

UPPER QUEEN ST. 4-dtwluw

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' T0 MERCHANTS

If the Harvest Excursion made a

hole in your stool: of

Trunks and Valises

I representj. T-Iveleigli & Co , Ltd..

of Montreal and will be very pleased to send _yr-ft a catalogue and price list. Drop lv: n postal card.

C. Leonard Grant

t ll .lil LO'i"i`E'i`O \\'.\'. lin! "till -'l oleplioiio 3lS

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GAB SERVICE

Passengers, baggage, etc., conve ed

anywhere desired. Leave orders at Mc. Donald & McKinnon's Drug Store at stables, Sydney Street, near Sgve- lon’a Corner. J. M. NICHOLSON,

I-28 d 1 vi- Telephone No. 2 5

FOR SALE

Rosebank Farm. `

Situate on the south side of Hillsboro

River opposite the city, one mile from Charlottetown, conta‘ning l8o acres,l3o acres clealed and in a high state of cul- tivation. Terms liberal. For further

vluoe and necueplilod therefore as

inaml Guanllaa Publishing dompany.

5,'_,_,\d \-nr: lain( and Subscriptions.

IND-4. P. Hood, Dill. c.

Omoo Hours 8 L in. to 8 pan.

J. P. HQOD, Advertising Mgr ~ l-`.iii. l\'E\\'SUM, Sllbscriptioll and

Job Print ng .\l|er.

THE CHARLDTTETOWN GUARDIAN

,mi ,,|,,,|,, 1,. JUST. IMPARTIAL. RELIABLI

Nl£\‘MgYI,ns(:&°llsil:ell1t.gallntzlllnes Nnhegthg llestinlcrests of the people ug] gg-

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-1-:Er::m PmoP1.m's PAPER

Published at lo sinus, N... Prefs. nicer. North S-de Pm Omoo. Oasrleua

town. Prinoa Edward Island. Canada; at tm following laws. PHIBNO ll! Ulvlswo:

Ed; ¢|| 3 d ) onth&'>c;pcryear..... ........... ill

'flrtirlivudgkly litifl)lli.ldnllHoli:;n°_:Fa's‘dlrlle:day?’A(ilil1B rlday) per year. . . . . _ ... _ .. . . . .

-- ul gb, 51,] f rrency orstam remitted

..-.lliii`°igi`i.°.`l"i>',»“r»<:lal diner arp' 1:.; dnlii. gli Reomewd “lar rumble to we

Brant-/r 0/`f{c¢,nf 5amrn¢vgsld¢,AIb¢rlon. Geoff ¢f0'll’n. Scarf: and lforllagae.

ff- Two 'rEl.lal>i1oNs Lines. -eg " ,_

izela- Nwvii lleilartmaut. i |;;p,..J_ l-I li. Mccreudy, ‘?- `* mllce Hours l p.nl. to! p.ln: 7.!! p.m.tp 4 gm J-EK M0C}\EADY. Editor. A. KRW/IN. Newn Einar and

Amor. Ed. Magazine

~ .5 ' mr. cuA1u¢d*rl-:'rowN Guaanrau

The decreased Republican majority lu

the recent elections in Maine is being

turned to account by the untl-prohillitioll press ns an indication that thc Pine Tree state Is disposed to recede from prohibi- tion of the liquor tratllc. There is no sufficient evidence to warrant, this con-

clusion. Brondly stated the Republican platform included the energetic en- forcement of the existing stringent law, while the Democratic platform asked for s resubmlsslon ofthe law to the people.

This, no doubt would tend to throw the

liquor interest, slid those who favor the license system rather thnnfprohihltion, into the Democratic camp. And the Democratic party is of itself ll strong Darby in almost every state of the unioll-- even in Mattie, wht-= ~ -< has been usually in the minority for many years. The party strength in Mlline is Iurgc outside of the anti-prolllbitionlst. element. It. gained accessions, and the Republicans lost some ground, but still were ahls to command a lnaiorlty in the vote for the Govei-norshipand other principal otllces for which the election was held.

The Democratic ilttlturie was artfully

chosen. lt is now over lifty yerrs since the adoption of prohibition as the. settled policy of the state in regard to the liquor tratllc. Very few of the voters of l&`il ure now llvlniz. An entirely new generation is now invested with the votinll franclilse.

It was therefore at plausible theory thllt the people of todny should he consulted

by again sub_l_nltting the principle of of prohibition ton vote of the people. This wasn proposition which nearly llll the pruhlbltlonists nf Denlocratlc lean- ings would suppnrt und it appealed with forceto many teulporance men in the Republican ranks.

To those men resubmission mearltsonle-

thing altogether different. frolll repeal. We are convinced that if prohibition ‘were now submitted to the popular vote in Malnelt. would be reaffirmed, bya large majority and that. many wllo have now given their v0tcs for re-submission would swell the majority. None the less we doubt not that llle artful plank of re-submission was a device of the enemy, and it proved to be an astute one. But the prohlbltory law has yet to be reckon- ed with in Maine for an indefinite period in the future, `

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The Toronto News ln speaking of Prince

Edward Island recently spoke of its “lonely shorel~." It. now appears tllilt.

particul rs apply

P. ii¢leEN.\‘_i, I

Charlottetown . Queen Street.

Au|z.|.\tl_li,t\l_we<l,|rl.sa V

what our appreciative visitor really wrote was “lovely shores." That sounds much better.

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IN MEDICINE HAT. .

A few short years ago and Medicine

llativas not entered upon the map of Canada. Now it is a station on the great C.P.li.nnd many travellers across our broad contincnt,,or amtlnd the world it may be, pass through it daily and read Its name on the station sign hoard. It hu some 3l.fI\0 people. including lawyers preachers and doctors. What is most noteworthy nboutlt just now is that three of the doctors of the medicine town

have donea renlltrkslile thing. Two of them are nalnsd Smith and the third named Goodman. l.et it stand to the credit of nll the Smiths and Goodnlen of

the future-if the experiment, succeeds. For, be it known, they cnt. out a section ofthe spinal cord of a wounded and parallzed engllleelgillltl spliced into its place an inch or more of the warm and tremulous spinal nliirrow of a dog. The dog was puttout of business, and the man at lutest accounts still lives. There may

be danger tlillt the pntlcnt will feel dis- posed ilerellilcr to bilrk and chase cats in the nloonliglll,- for it scion does not, lose its innate quillily by being thus engrafted and the inch ol' llll\rl'o\\' is all of the dog that is now nlive. But. barring this dltlil-ully,lfl.lieimln shall live and be nlile tu p\~l'forlll the ordinary functions of a ulan and nu engineer, with an inch ol dug meal encased in his spinal vertebra, the plnce whore this wonder was wrought \\'illlie.~ler\'etc be “writ large" on the illllp oftlopllel' Land and Medicine may

herelifter wear a new feather In its Hat._

Why Forty-Five

» Women Died.

During the montllof' March forty-five

wolliiui were report-ed to hnve died in thc Vilitefl States astllc direct result of us- ing “liellllllclle powders." The poisonous mill powerful ingredients caused par alysis of the heart and nerves, and death followed.

ll ls not ditlicult to understand that

any drugs which have such hypnotic effects as toiinmetlintl-ly stop pain are dcadly ill their action on the nervous system.

in order to thoroughly cure headaches

up, and there is no way this can so well be accomplished as by the use of Dr. Chase`.~i Nerve Food. the great nerve re- storativc.

the cause. It is not recommended ns a re- lief for headache. but as s thorough and positive cure.

Headache, sleeplessness, irritability,

lack of one and power to concentrate the mind, ‘md allthe symptoms of ex- hausted nervss disappear when this great food cure is used. Fifty cents a box, at all dealers, orlidnlanson, Bates & Co.,

Toronto.

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BEDDING

S r. people pay ei-ery at

ren ion io having tluir

ll -use all " ~;lo;hinv,- e-~ _fiaolutely cinln and pelfscr, aad at tie -trite tillit: di-:Wie at night, and be satisfi-

eil '.3 uncle-l‘.: he to get the test

they are, er titeo to by

lying ml a lnaltress that is unclean and unsanitsry, _ made of old cl' thes (known as flock) and other undesirable materials. .

The MATTRESSFS we sell are lllstlllllély Citail and Ssflllafy, and are guaranteed

la . _ ti be germ and teriniil proof.

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l . Ask to s-.e the Mattresses we sell at $3.00. $4.00 or $5.00.

We are Sole Selling Agents in Charlottetown.

The OSTERMOOR Mattress, Price $15.00

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iialk right. Furnishillll Bo.

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the nerves must be revitallzctl and built

Dr. Chl\se`s Nerve Foorldoes not awp

the headache, but cures It by removing

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Our Exhibition ls` coming with “Pill

strides and lt.'s to be the blR8¢l¢ "9"- lt will he the nal thing. Those who come from St. John will take note that the" 'ill he more than two or three ba-kata of VI potatoes, turnlpa and carrots in the P001 and vegetable display.

Canada's revenue is bigger than avsr

and the expandilnre ditto. Mr. Tarts I was right. when he said. “\\’l\it till you see us next year" _The money comes llld goes In big wade; I|.'s a good tlélll like Lire laborer recelvlllg his pay M1'-I WYADK It out again. “I just get t\\o looks at ll. one when iget it and the other when I _ hand it over to the old wuillilll."

It is announced that the 'l'rilns~Sil»t-rilln 1

Railway has resumed pllssengct' tramcxl This isis long period silica tho end of the ` war, but the trouble ln will* does not end with the last. battle or ei-on the signing og

a peace treaty. Twice it week through express tmins leave Vlalllvostok for Moscow and vice versa. Tile trip covers eleven dllys and the (list t-lass fsle is $138; second clllss $00. This includes sleeping berths.

We have ln Charlottetown the priceless

boon of puts water. We are reullnded of this when we read in an exchange that \\'nsllingt»0n, ll. C. has just put In li fli- terlng plant which cost, $l,~ttl~4,40'l and which costs $i64,250 yearly or Qlllilnily toopsrate. And this because the bmi wa er caused frequent cpilleullcs of typhoid fever and il high dell h-rats. \Vashlngton has provided filtering beds oovellug45 acres of grouild,bnt the fli- 'tered water ls. aflsr all, far from being pure and wholesome as ours ls. i I

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The situation in Cuba is rather ularnl-

ing at this writing, the revolution being apparently more serious than hui been supposed, and Havana threatened by ll. large body of insurgents. The landlligo United States marines and their sudden withdrawal oompllcates matters, but it would seem that In the end the Washing- ton Government may be warranted ln ln- tervenlng with armed forces. The Rep- ublic of Cuba is ln some sort an Americ-

an proteclorate rind the continuance of stable governinenl. and social order tht-re cannot be a matter of indifference' to the

United States, which atgreat cost set.

the island free from Spain.

, SEPTEMBER.

While summer ililys grew brown and uid,

~ A wizard delved ill mines of gold;

No idler hs-by night, by day.

He smiled and sang and worked away. Ami, room ing thrift, wiill _:lavish hand

Ile cast his gold accross the land.

Still smiling, o'er the trees he wound

Long russet soul-fs with crimson bound;

He drew ll veil of purple haze

0’er distant hills where cattle craze;

Ile ba*hed the sun in nmller mist,

And steeped Llls sky in amethyst.

Low in the east, for crowning boon,

Ile hung the golden harvest moon;

And donned his cost of frosty white As twilight deepened into night.

Tien to the rnll call of tha year

September answered, "I am here!"

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TRADE AND SHIPPING.

PORT 0F CHARLOTTETOWN.

Entered, Sept. li-Cnn‘t Help lt, Grant,

Port llsstlngs; Jessen, Jl mmo,Chathnm . N.B.; Charlotte, Forrest, Port Hastings; John M. Plummer, Mil|or,M. Mountain; Henry Nickerson, Bondrot, Loulsburg; Warren, W, 0'lInre,PortHood;Millle Wsshbum, Dnvis,\VAlisce;-S.S. Halifax, Ellis, Boston.

Cleared, Sept. 14-Pllnos Consort. Bell,

Picton; S. S. Halifax, Ellis, Halifax; Glrcasslsn, Skinner, Picton.

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Fon 'ronar olvmr-Jarnu Paton & Co

are showing a few electylvanee sample ladies' coats from one of the foremost mak- ers today,theee are only one of a kind and if not sold will beretur-ned. Come along and see them.

International Stock Food. Big fresh

stock of “stock food" in paolageland pills now ln. Nothing equal to It al a fattener and health giver for horses and 081410- Our sales are lnereaslna validly- Try it and prove its value. Price soo a package MacDonald and Hlclifnnon, Drlsl!R|l\0. Cor. Gr. uso. and Kr.. Sh. _ dllli-

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false _

3.222 "°f.'.. i‘i.'}'r’-.ill ii your good. Welavellll

received I lpnly Mandi;

both 'llaefl SVG,

eroekery and laaey erod-

ery. _

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gone. °

also 'rlasaswell ..ia.'¢°.'fi.'ll.-.ua sn.-lu

and Plaster Phil. `

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In conjunction with li.. elegant simpiwiiy ff tailoring which is me strong, pfeiiomi.

noting feature of -tnegnew Autumn Skirts,-taxing the artistic skill of the tailor tothe limi; -the walking lengths stand out prominently. _ _ - '

, Never have the Skirt 'lfailors had better opportunity to _display their sklll~ never

have the Skirt Rooms offered ‘such a hbenl education in styles _ .I _ f p

i>.i...i_»i..»m $5.00, sa.-so. $4.50, iissoell. _slo.oo.'

ililis l>lioN ii cu.

Balance of our purchase of l00

f ll kirt I

INAL CHANCE TO CHOOSE from the great collecli in that has kept our slrirt sec-

? tion crowded for the past two :days. For tomorrow we’ve condensed the remain- ing number into three special bargain lots at $2.85, $3.75, and $4 50-less than the real

value of t'h° fabrics.

JAMES PAl0N'& C0.

Long Kid'Gloves Elbow Length At Less Than Wholesale.

Twenty-live pairs of Kid Gloves at $1.85 instead tif $2.50 3 D3ll’.

up Jlilis i>lioN & co. Tempting advance sale

velvet _and fancy- ribbons

OTWITI-ISTANlJlNG_ the fact velvet ribbons will be more popular than ever this

season and prices have advanced, we are enabled through ashrewd trade _transactioi to

ollfr still greater values in just the widths desired.

JAMESPATDN & C0.

Tile new plaid Silks-have arrived

H BEAUTIFUL collection of foreign and domestic plaid sillrs ir_r,_all the, newest and most

stylish combinations. both talfeta and louisine satin. p ` "

JAMES PATON & C0.

New Pall Ready-to-Wear Hats for Women,

Misses and Children.

Vt'e are receiving daily from our b1yers Ili New York. new creations in llle early Fall Hats-Our

own wn workroom also is producing some exclusive izieis which will be greatly in vogue this season. We offer below a few specials far Saturdays business '

Untrlmmed Shapes for Women. 85c to $2 98.

JAMES PAl't)N & C0.

A showing of new fall dress fabrics Chiffon Broadcloths $l.45.

A SPECIAL purchase of highly Iinlshed new <2 in :h chiffon broodzloths In light weights. All the new

copper browns, tans, English coaching, taupe, Loildon smoke, new reds, greens, cadets, m, rtles, res-

edas, groys, blacks, full stock to choose from. Samples free.

JAMES PAl0N & C0.

Plaids in silk and wool materials

This has been the consensus of opinion o' all shoppers during the past week. The fact can be veri-

fied by a careflll inspection of our stocks-Unqllestiouably plaids will be worn more this season _ than in years.-Why not supply your wants now while the assortment is new and complete.

Some of the popular clan tartans stocked this week.

JAMES PATON & C0.

Curtains Specially ' Priced

WHETHER you need curtains for immediate use or mt, you cannot afford to let the opportunity slip by ' -not odds and ends -hut fresh new patterns. Lace and mnslin curtains. ds‘nty figures and dots-

SL00. $l.50. $2 00. $2.50, up to $l0.00. _

,N JAMES PATON &~C0. I.

Splendid Sale ol the New Floor Coverings.

Best of Fall, |906 Designs. f

This is an event we have had inprepatntlolt for some time. As our regnllrlptlbl! IDI' CWU 5”'

earpetlngs are lower than other houses alla, special prices for such n ‘splendid new ne of Floor Coverlnzs as we present in this event are certainly exlraordinlfl- I* l' UI tlllllsuslz interesting exhibition bee mi# we show the newe~t and best of the prodt|ctsUf._¢l\_¢ ¢°°°t'_'Y" mm“‘f°l’ T9 - if il l Ill ¢lffl»°l’dll\l\’Y ul' because we sell me m -at serviceable, durable and ever? WI! Ribble Carpets. Rugs. I.lnolaum1.¢¢°. ll V¢fY much below our regularly low pric s. ‘

JAMES PAl0N & C0.

we mer 1.... p..mlii¢<l .na .lam will printf nhrvnw wltfvell lu or successfully to dl»l>°¢° 5”'

supremacy in any branch of our '| V p _

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