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I Nearly everybodv/I has a longing for the good things grand-mother used to make, Pickles even when made bv grand-mother’s receipt, seem to lack something. This lack is in the spices used. Realiz- ing the needs of the housewife and cook, we have made a specialty of pure, fresh pickling spices. We know what spice should be and we have a mixed spice which we should like you to try. :Use them and you’ll know the secret of grand-mothers good pickles.

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DRUGGIST, The Medical Hall.

uwunu-» Jef..-~s'e¢~ss»»E

_ N 0BBY SUITS

made of the latest fabrics

FOR. as

; Well Dressed Men

I am fully prepared with the best, workmanship obtainable ; to tum out stylish, well fitting clothes at prlceslo please the par- ticular cpstomer. Sendin your ot-'der early for your new autumn suit.

S. CRAIG,

_ UPPER QUEEN ST.

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T0 MERCHANTS

If the Harvest Excursion made a

hole in your stock of

Trunks . and Valises

I represent I. Eveleigh & Co., Ltd.,

of Montreal and will be very (pleased to send you a catalogue an price list. Drop me a postal card.

C. Leonard Grant,

(.‘HARLOTThTOWN.

Box mn Tulephono 81

7-idtf

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can seuvlce

Passengers, baggage, etc., eonveyfd

anywhere desired. Leave orders at c-

Donald & McKinnon’a Drug Store 2|- at stables, Sydney Street, near S eve- son'a Corner. » J. M. NICHOLSON,

|-28 d 1 vr _ Telephone No. 25

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Gentlemen,-I have used yeiur

EMPIRE LINIMENT

myself and in my family and believe it to be one cf the best liniments on the market.

Yours truly,

JOHN Lenaun.

Arichat. C. B. April 25, 1906

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I tars Isl ncaircalflff I U

The shortening days and lengthenlmr th

aighlaadnlonlsh us that the season of ,warm weather isswlitly drawing to A rinse, and visions of winter conditions cross the minds oi many as they SION their coal supply. We nerd iuel for the ul

`piaoe a supply in advance. Wo also se

Ottawa have urged this matter upon the attention of the Government.

the place of the promised new steamer- le

the current Basal year tha earnings of e International Railway increased $243,

000'over the like period last year.

Japan at the last session of its Parlia-

ent adopted a law to nationalisc allthe

cold weather and prudent householders c0mDHl1¥ \'l||“'°.Yl in; the country. some

venteell I" lil. fdf have now

needto prepare for ourjwinter ooulmuica- been taken over, 1,556 milosin aggregate tion with the outside world. We have 160301. Bii NIC 0005.0! $12i.503.333- The felt la years past the used or another and purchase url°° la Paid in _state bonds stronger Wim." 5¢,,,,me,»_ 0," people, bearingbper centintercst, the bonds re' our Legislature and our members at d°¢ll1l\bl¢Il1nV° YHIPS. '

Mr. Bryan has hedged onthe question

Just now itia fitting that we inquire of public ownership °h.auways_ He gow

“'h°'€ w° ue* Th” "°“m" °f d°“I’l° says that in his famous New York speech

i”°'b'e“kI“R Wwe' fm' which W9" Md 'he merely expressed his personal views, h°p"d 'md whmh W” P"°mI9°d~ “S “és but is ready to accept whatever principle not been built. The alternative-tile S.S. the Demwmtm Duty may hy dawn |n mi M°m’°°|“"'Wm°h was P"°p°5°d °° “ke presidential platform. Mr. Borden as

ader of the Canadian Opposition, in his

secmsjust now to hs surrounded with a speech an Truro wa other day’ made Bmw "5"" ““°"“”I“ty' mm’ M" b°°“ ownership a plank in the Conservative

thrown out that the Montcnlm is of too deep draught bo enter Picton harbor under severe winter conditions. Mone-

over, our Quebec friends appear to take it for granted that the Montcalm is to be wholly utilized on the St. Lawrence during the coming winter.

The Quebec Board of Trade appears to

hold this view. About a week ago this body resolved to instruct “the Hon. Min- ister of Marine and Fisheries to take steps after the close of navigation to have the ice-breaker Montcalm muke at least one trip monthly to Seven Islands, Point aux Esqnimaux and Tadousao." Evidently this powerful board have no notion of the Montcnlm'a coming here at all. Minister Brodeur has declared thatihe small winter boat nnw being built is for the St. Law- rence, so unless we heath- ourselver the prospect oi a third winter boat for Prince Edward Island would not seem to be

particularly bright.

We point out these things in order that

those who have inlluence with the Go\'» `ernmsut may heatir themselves in time. Mr. Hughes, M. P..Hon. James Richards, Hon. Messrs Warburton and Simpson, as recognized and responsible advisers ofthe Ottawa Government, should see to it, be fore it becomes too late, that nothing may be permitted to interfere with our having the third boutin the Straits service this ` winter. The need is so obvious and sc

great and the pressntprospecta ao clouded with uncertainty that something should

ernment an assurance that the Montcnlm

will be sent us tor thecoming winter.

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Governor Suowbali's term as Chief

Magistrate of New Brunswick is shortly 'to expire and politicians, press and people over there are discussing the claims of various per-sonsto be his auo~

Governor McClellan, Senator King and Senator McSweeney are mentioned in

resent and prospective, and available

nishas so much information and comment of value and interest as the St. John

Onlooker sees many things which escape

cessor. The names of Senator Ellis, Ex- I _

platform. Now it would seem that in this Mr. Borden is less wise than Mr. Bryan. The Conservative party has not yet ac- cepted the principle of Government own- ership. Some oi the loading Conservative

newspapers seem irreconcilcably opposed to the principle, although Premiers Whitney and Roblin openly favor it. The party is claally divided on 'this issue, which Mr. Borden is forcing to the front.

The Gum dian endeavors to treat serious

matters seriously, but we regarded It as not so much a serious as a iocular matter when Dr. McNeill denounced all the pub~ lic men oi this Province as politicians and not statesman. So sweeping a judgment

against so many prominent person# naturally directed attention to the judge who pronounced it, and it was just there that the risibilities, not of The Guardian alone but oi the public, were touched. We sincerely regret that the learned doctor cannot himself realise the humor oi

the situation. The medical profession have a very conservative rule against advertising their professional abilities ol cures, or criticising their brother doctors ilence when we ses a political doctor con- stantly advertising himself, posing ix

striking attitudes on the sky line of pub- llc ohservatlou and decrying all others, ll

strikes us as funny, and a fair subject for

a snapshot by the newspaper camera. ~

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this connection. In regard m (.115 G0,-_ their horses forthe races and went to the

crnorship, the vacant Scnatorships, E

candidates for b0t»l1. |10 IIQWBIMPGF fill" Just in time for ghg gpeniug turfman, whom tney have always con-

comes this beautiful line of head- `wear for the little tots. Dainty.

NW' F"°°m““' Tm N°w Freemnum Stylish' up to the minute in even discontinueda noe which he advertised

respect, you will be pleased with

the notice ofless alert and less astute 1116!!! in-_MOORE & M¢l4E?D~

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widsliirimil-§%ii€¥i(€%i%%§li€%l§%i¥%)i%@ WINIIUW FURNISHINGS

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Poles, shades, curtains, draperies, rods, rings, etc.,largest assortrnents and beat values

in the city.

Mark Wright _iumishinn Bn.

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[HE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN' _ _ ` ' »

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Yesterday we received' direct friim the Corticelli Silk Co., Ltd., n largalipe of SILK_S

and LINENSI suitable for _fancy work, flee lessons for which are nowf being given tn

the Y. M, C, A, by the Corttcelli peoplp. I , p Loma 1”, “gm nm 0

'the beet loulilies on the\ Isl-and MAT

IIIII lIiIiIINIiE III EIIIIIISEd‘i""I3i”‘3M“¥

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_ ` ' " " ' . The_steamer B181: will be lriid off for

` ' _ ,cleansing of boiler' o Wednesday and

_ Thursday Seat’ 19;; and zoth. The

steamer Hills rough will ply on um

_ _ Rocky Point route as follows:

Leavo Ch t/own Lcavc Rot-ky Pr, 8.30 n lu 9.00 |l nl

, _ ilw " . 10.00 "

1100 "

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New fall skirts I

New a cady-to-Wear Hats for Women, ==-

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THE Cfilus-I.G'r1‘E'roWN GUARDIAN, sEPTnls,Bnr.~r9, 1,...

$.75; ~~`-» ~»

New Advertisements

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Will leave for Southport as follows; Loavc Ch'|uwu Leave Suutllpuri. 7005111 7.l5uln

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FINAL CHANCE TO CHOOSE from the great collection that has kept our skirt .sec- "5 M

tion crowded for the past two days. For tomorro lv we’ve condensed the remair- §i§ ~-

ing number into three special bargain lots at $2.85, $3.75, and $4 50-less than the real i.iiI“f" V8ll1€ Of the f8l)l'lCS» "00 JAME3 }{_ CUMMISKEYI

Com. Public Works.

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Misses and Children. _ |]|l_H_|]_J{]H||3{]N_

We are receiving daily from our buyers in New York, new creations in the early Fall Hats-Out Kent Street, own workroom also is p~oducing some exclusive ideas which will be greatly in vogue this season. We Pmcuce limited to Discus” oifer below a few specials ior Saturdays business of Eye, gm, Nose, -_n,,.,,,,,

_ ‘ Eyes tested and fitted for

Q O I Q glasses.

- " or-‘mon nouns

I ii\l(lS ln Slik and WOUI I`Il&l€l'l8.i§

~ _ Evenings by nopointmeut.

dtww

This has been the consensus of opinlo 1 of all shoppers durinq the past week. The fact can be veri-

fied bya careful inspection of our stocks~Unque_»tionably 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 tartausstocked this week. _ V I

A showing of new fall dress fabrics Legs... _» Chiffon Broadcioths $1.45. . lI1CU0IllC¢l|i5iII<C0-Ui

Untrimmed Shapes for Women. 85:: to $2.98. md Skin-

A SPECIAL'pnrchase of highly finished new <2 inch chiffon broadcloths in light weights. All the new ” -'-_-

‘ copper browns, tans, English coaching, taupe, London smoke, new reds, greens, cadets, myrtles, res lj

edas. grays, blacks, full stock to choose from. Samples free. . ¢¢\tr=d thc. Services of Miss

Castleman of Oxford En land to 'vc

_ t K | gi

` ' aseries of free Embroidery lessonslu

_ Charlottetown, classes to be held in

' . Ladies Parlor of Y, M. C. A. building.

Hours ru a ru to 12 noon and, to 4 p at ,AJ . .

9-1 7ds\P<lll

F-la' ill ima. _\-.._.

=aa=a

ay at Upton Park to witness three r cas which were advertised in Char iottetown for some time. Upwarda of 500 people paid admission to sae these races, and the horses were all there, but the owuer of the track, who' wns'also tio recipient oi the admission fees, refused to pay the purse which was advertised for the 2.40 class. Now, this was an unwarranted act, and especially so asit was on account of the advertisement that so many pcoplc attended the races. Those people who paid entrance money,prepared

Sm.-Alarge cr.‘q‘y`#d' assembled yester

d a

xpsnse of taking their ’ racing gear hera,arejustly indignant at this sort of usage, and disappointed in the veteran

sideredn thorough sportsman. Upton Parklsiu one ofthe nicest locations of Canada., and it is too bad thutits owner

for yesterday afternoon, and to ace which numbers went.

Dlssarrslmcrron.

Chamber|ain‘s Cough Remedy Acts on

Nature.

The most successful medicines are those that aid nature. Chamberlaln's Cough_ Remedy acts on this plan. Take It when you have a cold and it willallay the cough,

the system to a healthy condition. Thous-_t ands have testidcd to its superior excel-` lance. . It counteraats any tendency of a cold to result in pneumonia., Price, 25 cents. Large also, 50 cents. For sale by all drugilets. .

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sedans at ones to ebmlu from the Gov. p f\\\{.\ \ \ \ ‘ UPTON PARK HAcES_ I ss Sunbealn 99

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l¥ xg 1' BRISTOL PARK

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.-> / .’_‘;.2 rg -’ slxracm-s, one-ns. _

caalu,oTrErowN $5.55

IIALIFAX LOW RATES '

To Halifax and,_Reiurn I from Charlottetown ,

Any day during the Exhibition, September and to October 5t'\.

` ~ M. Mel". HALL.

~ Mgr. and Sec'y.

A Modern S

is a luxurious comfort.

It need not bs any more expensive than your means

permit. _ -

lvery job .of plumbing

done by us is tboroughlv inspected before being pro- _ nounoed complete.

(IBT OUR PRIGZBS un that job you were

thinking of having done before leaving your order

elsewhere

Fred.|l.'l`rsinor

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afiamrgsadnteq om»as¢.,spg._e§enuom.

class t5oo.oo; 2.19 class lass $30000. See

matters for

Blnevlsm 1,'

Getter E_.‘lSl1sr_ Swat.

“If you are planning an outing for this suxnmer,arrange

to spend a week on the beautiful Miramichi and take in

s2,ooo.nc :N l>”Rlsnt_Ulas..

Purses divided as

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WW lwtntftns Fill Ja nitdni I

Dominion Exhibition

(The rates \\l_ll be one way first class fare from all stations on the P. E. I. R. .im Pxctou or i’omt rin Lllene from Sept. 21st to Oct. 4th inclusive. Limit of time ¢° fU“l'll. 0Cl- 311|- 'itckcts for judges and exhibitors presenting certificates signed by_Mr._ liall will be issued one way first clara tale on all lines of=the P gétl-"l)<t,hv1a Picton or Point uu Chenc from Sept. 17tl. to Oct. 8th. Time Iimiil

122112.23523? iihlii i’.‘.‘§f.'i§°i.'.‘ °'.‘l'§i.‘lI’§§, COME T0 THE

IEXI-I1EI'I'IOKl`

Chathatlfs Big Fair September 17 th I toftile 21 st

Chralp excursions on all railroads. ' A'grest display of

‘Indnstvia and Agricultural products' .Excellent premiums,

good music, amusements of all kinds, and 'stmethlns doing all the time. Two (2) da 3 raging on »_ Chatham riving Park adpining the Exhibition _ .

; 2.15

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5-ts- ,s \“‘i_ “‘°::.:.2a;:;“;.t'sssiat;l"::;i°=”‘° Sefufdev- are-=~b°f 22nd

“°er.z::k;z::.”.‘l;e:la.°sg:;;_e;°::;:.'z PREMIUKIS 5595-00-

"'-- -» thus assuring ABSOLUTE CLEANLINESS. _

STATION LEAVE FA l<l'. Charlottetown 8.50 a rn 6oc York 9.1 `u m 5oc Bedford ~ 9 25 am 45.: Tracadie 9 35 a m 4oc Mt Stewart 9 52 a m z5c

Lot '40 arrive 4 xo I5 am

Should day prove unfavorable the

races will be held the ,following Mou- day. Admission 25c. Ladies free.

IAS. B. McDONALYl, GEORGE HUME, Secretary.

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Black Diamond line

The

further particulars as to freiglll.

etc . apply to §

raaxsaaos at cc..

_,.1 Agents.

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