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a -Eildeileksgliilkllildgiiiislhfeltlliiliilgldiliiissmplllrlifougli. Colden illelneheched, may cause serious throat and lung lrouhlu. To lvoicl risk. lpply]olinson'i Anodyne Linimenl Pl°mPllX' __ .

Johnson’s warm .. Liniment

Hu been a successful family remedy lor nearly I cenllllyu for lxilh internal and uilemal nies. , _ _

lnlernally for Coughs. Colds, Hoanenc-il. Brvuevllill

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THE PRINCE COUNTY-\_.GUARDlAN

--Eggs in Alberton are seventeenj

cents per dozen. _ l

-Eggs ere seventeen cents e. dozen

in Surnmerelde.

-Butter is selling in Alherton at

twenty cents per pound.

-Oysters ure two dollars and fifty

cents a barrel inAlberton.

-Butter is quoted at twenty-two

to twenty-three in Summefrslde.

-There was no business before the

police court in Summerside yesterday.

_ U Summerside, J. Frank Lslierey,M»~» eiger.

Alberton, llernert Clark, Manager- ` \ _

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ARTISTIC AUTUMN 'MILNLINERY

-H _ J. M. oi ir, summoruuio, Y' ° ,- returiiielil last eveniii; lrom Montreal. We beg to announce thllt we have. nb" ‘)"i`, .l In 01;" shov -Eoom’-a large

-- variety of the newest models in Fall Millmery. lhatt ey are eautiful and

“nedeque Bay °yBt°rs served at artistic goes without saying. as °“r mlullml' lVll§5 WalP°fl”afle}` 3 ll10Bf_'Suc=

cessful spring' season--is well known to the ladies _as an exceptionally clever

artist in the niillinery line. _ '

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U- 3°* l4~°'» Bm “‘°"l‘l°~ *"”3““' necessarily take up a great deal ot' space, we will hold no formal millinery

the Crystal Cafe, Buuiruerside.

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-Wie are noiw

buying dressed hog. Opening this season, as it would result in an uncomfortable crush. However a.

Weishivs fwfr' 120 £0 250 “’S~ Writ” large display of unusually attractive models are now ready, and the ladies are

for lgiioes. R. T. Hoii;i_;1_1;__l__;_*“-- S“‘“`. cordially invited to coiiie at their convenience and viewthe latest authentic mm B' - r ' styles as prepared by Miss Walpert and her clever assistants. A

_If you wont oysters you our get ' son’s st les not onl includes new sha es `but"new them ou ui hair suoii, ii-led. BteW°d.| _ The change In the sea y ’ y

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and most res iralory disorders. _ _

Euiemalfy il dismissci any pain. Cub. Wounds.

Spraim Muscular Rlieumalism. Swollen and Frost-blllcn

_ _ . - Feel. ‘Pain leaves the momcnl the liniment is applied. -;'. ~ l ' A '~"’ 0""-“'°°° “"°" "r_.l.`.r.l`.lil.l'.:l'.“,' "“““ "“°°'

u M, || Dnyggloiu, ilor- and 60s, Get a llrmle now.

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-Buyers in Alberton are paying'

forty cents per bushel for black and white oats.

-T. B. Gra'dy,' Summerslde, left

yesterday morning on a visit to Mon- treal and New York.

-Hay ls selling in Surnmerslde at

nine dollars a ton and straw at four crilnrs and fifty cents.

-Black oats were selling in Summer- eide yesterday at forty-two cents per bushel and white at forty.

-M. D. McLeod, O’Leary, crossed by the Empress recently to attend the Maritime Synod in Truro.

I -Havelock and Mrs. Lefurgey ro- - turned home to Summerside Monday night after ii few days visit to Monc- ton.

ing of the Summerside Baptist, Pres-

tions will be held in the Presbyterian lhall this evening beginning at 7.30.

lion, Crown' Jewel owned by P ebster Wm give nn _,adress on The

colic recently. The loss is a large ».c both to owner and community.

-Wellington is one of P. E. Is- lnnd's thriving villages. Recently the .people of that place held n social rc- ulizing seventy-fivu dollars, which was fcxpinrloll in buying planks for side- _ ivulks.

-The body of the late Dr. Suther-

ll-zind is expected to arrive in Slimmer- lsidc from Montreal by the Ernprcsls llliis evening and will be conveyed to iliis lute residence in Bedeque from ‘which place the funeral will take

pluce on Friday afternoon.

-While cleaning up his garden yes-

. 'rerllay morning Mayor Compton,

i rliimmerside, picked n large raspberry - is-tock covered with the fruit, some of X X which was quite ripe, but most of ‘them were in an unripe condition.

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Qdd Jobs, Carpet Cleaning.

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‘ Ne\vsoii’s Block brttstf

Town of Suninicrsidc

Debentures For Sale

:`.%9o.ooo.oo,\V.‘\TER and SF,‘1.Vi".R/\.('}li I)EBlf`,NTURES

is oil`ci_'cd for sale iii lots of $`5or».oo cucli and iip\v:ii'ds pziy~ ing thirty years. liitcrcst at the rutc of four :iiid one half pa-i"ceiit pei' :liinuin payable every six iiionths from july 1903.

Apply to

ll. J. MASSY

'1`o\\'ii Clerk, Suiiinicrsidc.

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fiubjcct lo Sale We Oflci $10,000

Province of Nova Scotia

._+ I-2 Per Cent Bonds. due 1915, at io; I-8 p. c. To yield 4 8 p. c.

J. C. MACKINTOSH & CO.

lllcrubcrs Molitrczil Stock Iixcliniigc. Direct Private \Vires |84 Hollis Slrcet zo Princc Slrcel l'l./\l,l'l<`.-\X, N. S.

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Pictures Tonight _

Poiverful Tenor.

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Kccp 11 Cosy Corner iii your.,

New Brunswick 273 269i Nina Scotia 278 27A

Union Bunk of Halifax 171 163

Miscellaneous l

Acudiri Firu Insurance 100 95 »\c.uliu. Siurar, Preferred 95 925 Acadia Sugar Ordinary 53 50 'Brandon Henderson, Common 25 15 ,Eastern Canada Savings 8: l Loun 135 132 Eustern Trust Company 130

E|1Bf_|(31I`l1 '.l`l'UHt Uumpany fully

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I7 120

Halifax Fire Insurance 95 90 Nova Scotia Telephone, new 112 109 Nova Scotia Steel dz Coal,

C011- 101 99

Porto llico 40 3-,- Stnnf`ield’s Limited Preferred 96 Stnnfield's Ltd. Com. 25 Trlnirlnrl Electric X. D. T8 54 Acalla Sugar 105 102 Nova Scotia Steel 5 Coal I

Fl rats 109

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..c _,horror sale ihc uridemi.||i.<ii;rl Tl-lcplione Stocks, iulol.-z to

suil buyers. '

Nova Scotia T-:liplioiie C illllvlfllly-

iil` Y.'~7l‘iiir`cTfiM§%iTri,‘>_rlivirlciids 6 p c. paid

quarterly. Price :ir L25 :i share.

New liruiiswick 'l`<_-lcpliouc Coinpaiiy. T~`_ai'_\i:ilii'c"ol sliii"rcs_Slo, rlividciiils 6 p. c. paid lmlf

yearly, Price $io.25 ri slizire,

Aiiligoriisli & Slierlirooke Telcplioiie Cniupniiy.

l’ar iinliiciofrsliaircs $5,';dii'iildiiils~6' Y cf pffr miuln

par .

F. B. MCCURDY £0 Co. _

i . H.\l!ls ill. Members nf Mnritrcnl Stock lixcliarigc llulrfnx

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Hulifux Electric Trsmway 101 up Robb Engineering 100 97 Robb Mumford 93 90 Stnnfleld's Limited 97 95 Trinidad Electric 92 90

srocx QUo'rA'r1oNs.

October 6.

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Sriiiblicrn Pacific St. Peril Baltimore

Donper

Ilnlnn Pacific

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U. F. Steel Misnoilrl Pacific Bugrir

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SUMMERSIDE MARKETS .

by the glue; or quart ut inc crystui materials as well, and introduces new colors and combinations. lhe fashion- caio. summerside. 10-71121- a;,1e hat is 131-geavery large---with high crown, and brim which dr_oops slightly,

il 1 ` h t ` ht 'd Hats with sailorbrims are also good with wide hi h

__ff\_ b hom reno-charlotte or ares iig ori_g si e. _ - _ g wwu fgualiiilliiu wi1l°1ii>f°\1=-d 0° Wat' crowns which display to advantage the new fancy handeaux,1arge wings

er Street, Summerside directly op- - - so much in vo ue_ A I-gat number gf the Sma1]_ posit. Prius, county mug score. Ostrich plumes an tips now g 8' .

s-isdrtl. er shapes, are on the turhan order, and these are expected_to be very much worn.

We __ V Ta umber ___ Satin plays are iniportlant par; t1_I_1 tl;€_1_:§W I1_11ll1ne_1$}_’» 9-St _9~lS0hOft0II12n _ $160011" fl" . ' ' esri in are irecoiresaesar second-hand cooking and hcutin Slllf and lllstrolls Velvetsi Wit I W lc g g P e stoves, which we ure selling ut spc- Plillllly COV61‘C(l. _ ml, l’“'§“l“ P’l°°“‘“R~ T' 0H6‘;1';‘;‘” I The most fashionable colors are Peacock blue, Smoke grey, Empire green Limited' Summefff' 1 ' r ' tans and Brown. All_black hats are excellent style, and Jet effects, tiiisel band S-F0’ S_=-3° 0” '=,121°f_Vl_°*°fl“ ings and soiitache braiding much used. Fancy hatpins are still modish on the

Umm YS B. WED ' W0 , o ' '___ , uriiy efuruiunoa, wiruy modem im- plainer models, while on the more elaborate hats buckles some extremely

movements. For terms evuly wi large--are iiiuch used. ~ _ _ h°"‘“° E' R“""‘“"' We have an unusually splendid assortment of shapes in Felt, Satin, Vel-

-_- i | vet and Fur, and Miss Walpert, aftei her_recent trip to the niillincrv centres is bet-

-Among rho passengers by the Emi ter prepared then ever to cater to the iuillinery wants of our c;isi'»iiiei's.

- iureersos Hsfmiiviiiiifldcr-, 1i>S_t We guanartec you artistic work---iip-to-date iiiaterials-hui' prices -and

_'rue moutuiy uuiou pruyor meet- Toronto; H. E. Ellis. SL J°l‘“ -'“‘l_ correct styles' you can ask no more, and we give you no less. Leave your order

_ _ _ C. I. Laikley, Montreal, all register- _ ’ I

hytermn and Methodist congrelga- ed an the Cliffton HO,|S,y_ i IOClfly»

-The W C T U of Suniriiersiile

-The magnificent Clydesdale Stal' iiilthrdleii. lil. C.r1e\e.Ii'riiiriis.0}levl F. l\l_ I .

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M°""Sl‘@‘l» Ol-°*"Y» ‘hed Suddenly 0' Truth Uuaeriyiug cnristiuu soiouto; The Top Notch Milliiiers.

to which all are cordially invited.

-Tho s. `s. Dugoiii of the Dol.-if E

_ Lino was in Suninicrsido ycstcrdily __

with fl large generul cargo fnoiii Mio 1- l '~‘- -V-"1"-""'"""-"*°""""' "" " ` '_ Wi tr l. Sl il " last ' "

eu ie sa ed again cicni gi

tnkiiig; a full cargo of mills P\>i2\t<VS' . u " ‘

und hay for the St. John Markets. t ' l

COAL And now it`s Toilet Qets that we are going to save you

Burns as good coal should. No_11]01]@)/ O1]

ciouu in me from soot. "ri-y .ll Io piece Shaded Toilet Set nicely decorated with gilt,

three colors to choose from Light Blue, Light Green, and Pink.

Saturdays Issue.

Beef /carcass) per ln. 5 to V H--°~w~-M ”° w 8° lk. 1\T- IVII o IKA. Y

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utter per lb 22 to 2'! ..ir..r_iu~_ our ib. sl diuwfrlulf

,Eggs per doz. 1T,i Hay, loose $9

Sirav'

Black oats ~ White Oats 40 ‘

Wheat, per

Pork t oce ri §lf1ll<l0Ck. D21' lquiiitul $3-00 Flivlhmhsiiiiiiiiaiilwilieltwniiiiislc fing,

$4.50*

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---- A Set the other fellow would ask Five Dollars for.

Corrected for every Wednesday and 4

The heavy laden come ;,,c_._

They fear no tyrant's anger.

bnl. 11.00630 _S123 And they hear no conquering drum.

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muh 4% to 6 'rho roudor sliver iumuic 70Fl\m0l1l.D0l‘ bill-I 100 lbs $2 U0 2 50 Of children as they sing

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Potatoes new 20_ (Cly0rug,)

Pct-er McArthur, one of the best Upon lyhig firm foundation

ahoi' the conqucrors dld not "i1ink'e

.1 wifi* ` `“»l*‘*-liiliilil BETH!

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The home they made for mo ! God bliss our land. our Pniindn !

Oh Canada ! My homo l

lfrom all the weary nations _ SAVED FROM Tl-IE SllR(.lE~)I~l'S KNIFE.

Never hue any remedy proved incri-

successfiil in curing the piles than Dr. lin:ni‘ton’s Pills; they give iii.-'Lani relief, restore nntnrul '-mi/lltions, and prevent the hnelmorholds from return- ing. Noi' is proof lacking, '"1 suf- fered about the limit of hurnnn cn- dnrance," writes Miss liricdcrs, ol' Cornwall, Ont. "I was employed in a factory here, but had to give up work tlll I got cured. I read a- bcriit Dr. Humilton's Pills, and after rising them two weeks was c\i'r'ed'. I can higihly recommend them ns is perfect sufeguard against piles." Every person is benefited by Dr. Hnmiltun's Pills; they regulon; 1,119 s_vstenr,'1na.ke you feel well and cheer- flil. Better try these good pills, 25c. per box, or five boxes fm- $1. .At all dealers in medicine, or by mnll from Poison and Co., Kingston, Ont "

Linen Spliced Cashmere

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Hose for women and iiieii.

Ask for “Sovereigii" brand _

Prospective Heirs. lineup: oi C_J»1uad_iIpu_\_vritcrs. hefgt un- our future sure shun soma,

~ \ *DF 0 ite " y ome." WI' ef* ll The raves of humble heroes Alllllmtcd C»l0Cl<~ new patriotic song that 'should leap whey wrought this happy land.

Uncle Biuis Bull into instant popularity. He is not To au the WM-ring peoples

' ' of those who think that blood and We Bend our hull of cheer,

° song ti-urs alone _are cement of a_1astin2: "Lay down your load of sorrgwsi

pnution, and in u foreword points out The day of hope is here g" that when Canada was conquered hy (Choi'us.)

licilrt for lil . it' B' desolation and can it pence", l

C They created n land of Homcs. The

By Al1Stl11 T1'Zli1101', Words of Mil. McArthnr‘s song, whichi -

is published today, admirably carry *

Admission sc out t-he idea nliipsielegpqéo convey. THE

Becuuse their hearts were hungry “Gives you 21 <0'i1\f0rlublC

Our fathers crossed the sea, feeling",

MARITIME I-"ROVINC1A1, BECURI- They yearned for home and fil"0Sil1cS

Tins. whole choir uoulu oouid un no rroe l Buckley ® SWS'

- ruoy grouped rho huud thu: ind them l°“‘|°"-

Membi s Montreal Stock Exchange with hands of patient toll, *

, , lf"-‘lm 'A5k°fl~ Bill- i And wrote their faith and courage

Ilri.tis'h North America 145 141' Upon the kindly soil.

lloynl Brink of Cunnrlri. 215 21-l My Home! M Home! `

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Not at niiy price can there be

built siiiarlcr shoes than the

“Dorothy Dodd".

We have ii splendid assort-

imnt inn vnriefy cf leathers Shapes and di-signs at.

$4.00 $4.50 and $5.00 Morris & Smith

Sole agents

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Warning to Electors.

Treating. '

The giving or causing to be given to any voter on nom

nation day or polling day on account of the voter havin voted or being about to vote, any meat, drink, or refresh' ment or any money or ticket to procure refreshinent, is an unlawful act, subjecting thc offender toa penalty for each offence of $10 and costs to any person who sues therfor.

Undue Influence.

Any force, violence, or 'restraint, or threat of viilcnce ury, if iuiagf.-, harm or loss, or any manner of intiiniditi ni tic ed upon or against any voter to induce liini to vale or in from voting for a candidate is an indiclaif : o`F:‘i:_e u bj ccts the offender to a penalty of $1200 and costs in io ii to any other penalty thereby incurred . ny one who by any force, or false or fraudulent pretense on lrivaiicc prevents or interferes with the frcc exercise of franchise of any voter or by such means induces a voter \oEe for a candifzite or to refrain from voting is guilty Of ’,3'dic'ablc offence.

Conveying Voters fo Polls.

Any person on behalf of a:caiididate_ who hires or pays f01‘

;r promises to pay for conveying any voter to or from the polls at an election, whether conveyed by horse, cai°riag¢» steamboat, vessel or other conveyance commits an unlawful act which disqiialiiics liiin from voting at such election and for eve. y such offence he shall forfeit lllioo to any person wl10 sues therefor.

lliring out teams Qc.

Every person demanding or receiving payment from lilly

person on behalf of a candidate or from the candidate 'llllll'

self for the use of any team or other conveyancefor .cpgl/¢Y ing' any voter to or from the poll is guilty of `a`n`\1`l1lRWf _. act' and liable to forfeit $100 to any person who sues therefdlz

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Pcreonalion or voting twice. ___ _, _ i. -

Personatiiig another voter, or attempting to vote more than

once at an election is subject to a penalty of ff0tl_l $50 l° $200, niid the iniprisonnient for a term not exceeding fW° years aiidfnot less than six inoiillis.

Aiding or procuring pcrsoiiatioii also subjects the offender

to fine and imprisonment. _

A Candidate who endeavors to induce rsonatioii or f0

take a false oath is guilty of an indictable eggnce.

(Published for ino cuufiouoiuwu iiorui .ua sooioi iioform Lew#-)

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