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I » , . .. ,- _ Methodist Cn_\&

”` ` u; _ ,_ _ , = _ prettlly deco

l were a mother .

l would insist

on having Shorey’s Clothj- ing for my boy’s. Their Clothing is all sewn with linen thread,'the material is all thoroughly sponged and _

and the workman-

ship is guaranteed not to

7

Might just as well have it, when it doesii t cost any

more than inferior makes.

You can always be sure of getting it by buying

your Boys’ Suitsfroni

. P. E. I. Greatest Clothing

S A MCDONAl.l) me

0 0 9 Sole Agent for_ Ch’town.

GLENALADALE FARM

11--_

FOR _§_ALE

This farm, late the residence of John Archibald McDonald, Esq., deceased, is _ situate on Township No. 35 and Ili, and contains5$§ acres, at which about 2(1) acres are under cultivation. It is distant from Charlottetown bv road_ about 13 milss,is quite near io Tracadie railway station, and fronts on the St. Peter‘s and Mill Covercadsand Bedford or Tracadie Bay. Outhe prcmlsesare a large brick residence, and stables and barn in one_ building, giving ample accommodation lor everytbingiu connection with farm operations. A_'good carriage' .road ex- tendsfrom the ground to the loft of ihe barn, A large sil adjoins the barn.

These buildings gil' comparatively new audittbe best nstruction. Pure water from 3 never failing spring is ' brougbtto the residence and stable by

nndcrgund pipes laid by an engineer from nfreal.

Oderl for this valadhle property or any _

part et it will be received at the omce of the undersigned, King Street, until fur-

:her notice. For furtl-er particulars apply 3

H. J. CUNDALL,

Cbarlottftown. Aug Q BIB.

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~mAlL coN1‘RAci'

' SEALED 'risnunns addressed to thePosuuaster General, will be re- jeeived at Ottawa until noon, on Fri- "day 6th November 1903, for_thc con- i Jveyance of His Majesty’s Mails. on _ a

- proposed Contract for four years. S12 1

tiines per week each way. b¢tW°e“ Bradalbane and New London, from \’~ ist] ` ` ` next. Printed no¢1¢¢8 contglfnrther infomation as to conditions oi proposed Contract may ,beseen and blank forms of tender _.gay beobtained atithe _ Post Of51<`¢ of'New'L0udon'and other ofi`ic¢S 011 route and at the ohne of the P0312 Olice inspector at Charlottetown.

G; C. ANDERSON. Supt.

Post Oiiice Department, Mail Contract Bran:

uawa. _

September 18th. 3903. 24 th 3i

1

Buillling and Pasture luis

y AT SOUTHPORT

Fon sal.:

vuai_l__i:___i_g__g§__l|nN

onsl.frunnlY.ociocsR ara

e. ‘At the hour of 12 o’ clock noon

Ml the remainder of the land situated in South- port, formerly owned by Major John Picton neue, `now the property ol his daughter Mrs james Brogden. This property has been divide into eligible building and paxure lots of var eh lzes,aplan ol which an be seen at the ckeof Mr H. J. Cundail, King Street, Char Iottetown.

Terms icper cent at the time ol purchase; one

mouth lor the remainder.

' " ’““"' F. H. BORNB.

.. s Auctioneer

_ aqu¢a.n°s-1'1i’\\»-tlvfi

4

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150 pairs of Empress Shoes f0l‘ F8" W¢8r, fegivgd

o day. Price $z,00_ 23), 3-00, 3.50, 4.(l).

Morals & slum,

¢

WEAR

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sum 3 ‘ v`"»/35 A

HANDS Hanna

DUNLGP V

RUBBER HEELS

‘WEAR».?3 -.

ana THE TWO

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BIIAHIIIAI WRITE

. , _ Fon sans 1

I have decided to clear out my entire stock

of thoroughbred poultry conshting ul, 3uR Orpington Plymouth Rocks, White Silver Laced .Wyaudotts, White Leghorns, Bull’ Cochins, Fancy Bantam Pigeons and also Colony Houses Exhibition coops wire fencing brooders etc, etc. All must be sold within the next ten days. This is the best stock of poultry ever oEered for sale here ¢-L A. Haszard, Cor. St. Peters and Mount Edward Roads. 29 d 31

WANTED

WANTED-Several persons of character and

good reputation in each state (one in this county required) to represent and advertise old established wealthy business house o I solid lin- aneial standing. Salary $ax.oo weekly with ex- penses additional, all payable in cash direct each Wednesday from head oiees. Horse and carriage furnished when necessary. Refer- ences. Enclose self-addressed envelope. Col _onial, Caxton Building, Chicago. '

seo! _2 diy u oct 1

07.:

3.

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_ _ 'ro|.a1_'_ _

connected with sewera A l to H

T0 LET-.House containing six rooms pantr;

Z9- PD Y 95"’

Rackham, chestnut si. ' 9 23, an

Cf

` omni ww

Mm Ethel Glydon, Margate, ls auff r-

_iog from a severe attack of la grippe. _

Tnnsummerslde Billiard and Pool Club

'Room is now running ia full blast.

_ Il) eod 3!

Faarm and Mrs Hoiniau, St John, were passengers by the Northumberland last

eveuioir. r _

Mrs. John Hopkins ot New York ls

v siting her relatives in Kensington and Margate.

Bnnnovs and Curtain Island oysters. served any style, can be had at The Rail way Dining Rooms. 30 cod Bi '

» JASellar, 0'Leary_ preached very ac~ ceptably in the Methodist church, Sum merside, Sunday morning and evening.

Wa have 25 bbl and _W0 half barrels

big, fat fall herring for sale. Big dlscouin to the trade-J A Liorrisoo. Q d 3|

Mrs (Dr) J F McNeill will be at home on

Wednesday and Friday afternoons and Thursday evening of next week October 1.8... .|

T. B.sn.i Mrs. Woodman' vm. their

ilittle daughter, Elaine spent Sunday in Sumrneraide. They returned to Albcrtoi' Monday morning. '

She was a rzu\est at the wedding of H. T.

Chalmers Whitehead, a ‘former resides t

of Graham's Road, for the last three years

fortnight at his old homo.

eight of which were shipped by :W S' Ic- iKie, ill) brls oysters and Ill) bags oats. '

D. Montgomerv, Mrs. Montgomery and

daughter wore passengers by _the North- umberland last evening returning to iAlberton from a trip to Northern New Brunswick. _

j G B Joints ot Jones'Brcs, M.raJonca and family, accompanied by Miss Floasie Elli- sou,Apohaqui, returned home, yesterday alter a visit to Martin and Mrs Taylor,

Suniiuerside. , _

Mrs. Mary Tuplin of Margate and her daughter iarsmoses wooauaeor clinton, haveicturaed fronia abort visit to the former’s dauzhterylrs. Elijah' e Leard of Brooklield, N. S.

_ <

Mas. Harrv Howatt, Mrs. John Davison

-and Miss Alice Wright, Bedeque, were passengers bythe Nortbumbeidand yes- terday for Moncton to at-tendthc conven- - tion of Missionary Societies. , ’ ` _

The many friends of Hammond AQcok. _

Searletown, will be pleased so -learn that

‘he is slowly ~recove;lngitrom a level! at- ‘_ ‘ bdckof typhoid fever which has ooohlloii him to the house for the last six weeks.

» Mas. Louis Gpaslx left Monday torhsr homcin Benton, N B after a pleasant vis't ot four weeks to friends a*d relatives on the Island- This is Mrs Clark's ilrst

visit to ber old home alter an absence of

thirty years.

Sixrsim horses were included in the cargo by the Northumberland Monday A morning, seven were shipped by W B Bowness, two by John A M_cDona1d. two by Capt J S Allen and the others by vari- ous shippers. -

luregard to Furs we understand .per-

fectly well the conditions that command trade. There must be dowmright satis-_ faction in style, quality and value. All these three you will Bud very prominent in our fur department this season.-Mo

Gougau 8: Wright. `

'Edward Rhodes of London, England, sangasolo in the Presbyterian Church, Sunday morning and aiso in the Method- l _ist church at the evening service. On both occasions he won the highest ap- - preciation of the congregations with his rich deep bass voice.

Anoiro the passengers by the Northum- berland yesterday morning were Daniel ' McKenzie and bride, nee Miss Ella J. Walker on a honeymoon trip to Cleveland, ~0hio and other American cities. The

'F0 LET- Hall suitable for public meetings. 1 esh _bl d ~ { 1 tha A Am,|,wG¢°,.'¢ whemex “mn -_ happy couple werewodded at thebolncoll _fr » e ' °°t_h ‘m ° f“3 r,‘;,';1° _ fo n. wi?

the bride’s parents, William and Mrs

1°0.1,i;'r_n° xi 3 gm. ' ‘_ whofidid land on our shores tended

way contalninzseuiiiie rciznsniiietgcglubrder. “'a1k;rd"f°nsi§8t99i§Ste¢d¢y mo;-nilll." to _'_w_eak?`the` st{ock_ for they' were avviyioraoe. ll¢Qaaiu. Lower Queeustreet. ifxedhmn sl%_°'.‘;ir°e“"3° 0:7 ga __“i1°"fYY;‘it:” d"'§2°"t’ii`°f P°_;”` ¥.’h°V`

~ - .. 5,35 P9860 _ s que, cons i u ons un ermmed

v ~ bride was attended by her sister Mist byidisease. = f . l

A _ 1081’ fEthel,f'while iff gr _ _i- 1 ' “'1":emarriage§ oi»nelzr-oline' A '_i_,¢' ,gn 7 ink I* A #5 'V b!gi1f¥.i5r9%,U6f!_ 'migq - can i ei-liing t o, tam' t ,o 'A P:?::¢,,,,__ 35,, M., Stlrioaheld. To . and Mrs lladfenziel gait’ '"'f°‘°°th°l°' md We ,mk¢,,,|;,1,,,¢,¢p,,,,,,,,,,,, ,M .The Guardian_er_'.e_nds good wishes. . -?‘,_¢i_};';i_§__g:_:5__l, his

»._¢'

Q sealed ‘reaaenaddnued to me rounder e General, will be received at Ottawa, uatitpmn

'-oal'vihy.theith,Ncvemhef,r9:>3,loa' `

B. . _ J.

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- WANTED-Ahoyto,

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oa acne

unaeuam.

ii

at Guardian lorpafliculara.

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i Miss Hazel Palmer of Fredericton. N. B. _ gh",-, Ne,-ve Fwg directly ' has been here during the past few days. l olexus in lsupplyinl the pow

and Mrs. Holman. ‘ . ,md b0¢|lii;vxakne'ss. e'~

living in Dorchester, Mass, is. spendlngal 1-gm) 1° 9|M|N»|g

annum onralaa wma nuapuvié

T113 Northumberlanrfs camo yesterday ” 1..., ,g 1,|‘;,¢.|.‘, morning consisted in part ot tdo horses'

i_,.a.iiii_cted.

Holman, son of #T

3.1¢ tr e,_,_nl_?r Mies _E

right. g%|lig_ _or Ei!! Wriahtor this

t,Qwu,,'_ A! théfbtltlo qs Mies anne! itithawdv or“Pi»ttsi’>ufx. N Y, and Miss A Lou Wright the bride’s sister, while the groom is supportei by John O Hyndmau of §3l‘iarlot_tetown.. The oihol-_ ating clergyman is Rev. A D Mo0ully, and Miss Mirlan Chandler cl lloncto . plays the w ddlug ma ch. The ueher saie Roy Holman, Dr F A Leiurgey, J E Lefurgey and T F D`.-var. The bride is costumed in white allr, crepe de chene over white -toilets silk with bridal veil, and carries a bouquet 'ol white roses. Thebrlicamali a are . ttlred; in white silk with honltou lace insertion audcanybouquota of pink roses. Immed- latsdly after the ceremony the bridal partyrepair to thehome oft'-e b1lie's parcntsmbere a number ot the immediate friends ot the contracting parties partakl- ol weddlna breakfast after which the newlymai-ried_ couple take passage by the' steamer Northumberland on a trip to, Montreal, Quebec, Ottawa, Toronto and other Canadian cities thence to New York and Boston. Joining with their many friends., The Guardian tenders Mr and Mrs H ilman hes; wishes for a life of ned- de i bliss.. A

THE SOLAR PLEXUS

l

Is the largest nerve centre ri the

pathetic nervous system,-as

back of the stomach, and -»ner;zy, the vital force of to the stomach, heart,

liver °*c. Bv creatine nerve

er runs

o cares

spells

the machinery ot diaestlou a nervous s nsia headach

H STORMS.

It is agreeable to be able to/£5* aipate the idea which persona unac- quainted with the ways of thunder' storms and of earthly electrical sys- tems have lately been entertaining -that ui. municipality or electrical wires is causing an .increase in the number of storms says an hkiglish change. _ The tendency isjust the other way.

According tothe simple explana- tion which Dr. Sowerby Wallis, the rainfall expert ot Cambden Square,

gains the reason is this:-The disrup- ¢ so

tive explosion in a thunderstorm is an ellort on the part of nature to ad.l\l8_t the distribution of electricity between earth and sky. But just as a lightning conductor provides an easy passage for the electricity from sky to earth, lo every bare

aa a conductor and helps dissipate .\

the *aerial electricity which would otherwise cause thunder.

The influence oi the wires in Lon- don Dr. Wallis said, is very percept- ible, srrthat-with the ever extending system of celegraphs, telephonesffand other electric works thunderstorms

sh_g:_ild show a y' to - t as to w them- . are more or ‘tower .storms than \here were a few years ago Wallis pointed out that the questjop arises: What _is a thunderstorm? Arc _ one clap* of thunder and one flash of lightning a storm? The meteorological method is to measure the rain, as heavy rain is a notable feature oi thunder-

storms. V e lu

“There occur in an irregu man-

ner,'f said Dr. Wallis. “group of

years with frequent thuggerstorms and groups with a mark absence of them. As far as I know, this can.-

K

_

or towns than in the country, as the chimneys and steeples tend to _pre-_ vent electrical explosions."

~ ommr mp Luuacv. .

lush al Latter Caused by Adultoration of tho Former.

'In 1859 _there was one insane pei-

son to 536 smie indjgéduals. The average has since risen un il how gag person in gi/e1'y_299 i8 mentallv I

“What is the reason of this?" `a`s_k--

ed Professor H. W. White, in .deliv- ering h'is presidential addrizss to the members of the hiedico-Psychological Association, at London, England- ' Ono cause was the fact that fewer eligible aliens settled in the co|in3,r_v and intermarried .with our . people. There was thercioro less infusion oi

ornierly _ e_ _case e reigns s

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_ _o!_ a_Ico_hn_l _xv-.is siiotlmr Zeus of lunscy, we were ipirit i!i'in¥ing_‘raoe`, whi¢h"w`c

'l\ero ii st dard I

MEN

no an o

these spirits said the

a&llto¢ation'by~nox_1ooa ~bo-iiaportauttiactora.

Qhiy-Sanity _.g_l_io\l1d.__

llailttht of all

not laws cenrueylback. A ~

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i3£l‘9I5¢ lla _tho lunanv rbtnnpa

1...." lm..ei"e ss».w‘”"ae'a..i.i+»'~»ei'-or-f‘*' F ask for them. ` ` ‘ _ " '

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we miami: rs. .lcisii if

homers to our stylish assortment of

ahdGerman]ackstsin the new old M di

the v.ln° at the following prl$. ~~

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Handsome black and white "bald &,

beautifully finished, well lined at

Gray ....1 can 'rms toms, bah”

strapping, twill lining, very nobby

Long box coat, new sleeve, pearl h

Smart at $7 75 and $800. up to “smiths

est and most up-to-&.te hilhtlea on thi KK;

SENHYER

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dhwforibr i

urns.-wrnmrvw-. mm on-.pan ummm

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drafts s uld out of he door.. :rms

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mg dev , whic

to apply and easy keep mordcr Soldby

not be ascribed to any specific MQW. cause. Storms are less frequent ov @,“m”'.. ,_

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