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Cause 0

ou must look well a er the son on

of your iiver and bowels. Unis" ying, is daily action oi the bowels, polaongm

- _ products are absorbed, causing head.

H eada hes

aches billousness nau 4 | gysrérills s;-egeiiuinsheiirer |yii.ll)se.p' L the lsrnsiaa si all ssr nw ac' ‘|f"°°"

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WelIner’s Silver _ i. Growing More Pbpuiar

'ir will not injure the silverware. _

Cream _

Day by Day ”

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Once used-always used. _._ »_

Price 2 5c per 54 pint bottle. -

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W. W. WIELLNER,

Phone 312 Jeweller

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;0i’llcasin New Prowse Block

Charlottetown. '

DoN"r forget the rummage sale in

lArmour's old stand tomorrow.

Miss Eanui Ronan, Royalty is taking a course in music from Prof. Earle.

READ The Guardian’s classified ads.You

will fini som :thing to interest yo

Joan Homin, Wlnsloe, has left for Hali-

,: f 4 - ' __ ig fax with twenty eight horses weighing

i from 1150 to 1400 lbs.

YOU AIEi_El

INVITED

If you wish the best in photo graphy, finished on the new spec ialized mounts, (the very latest novelty-) O

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VISIT `

CUE. '

S'I."lJ'.l3I€»

GEO. li. COOK.

Where Babv is Alwavs Welcome.

LOST

FOUND

Hughes’ Digestive Tonic

to be the best medicine to make a hearty one. Price 25c per bottle.

GEO. E. HUGHES. Apothecaries Hall.

ga _-.

(_ioud_ sh-oufi waterproof boots is what are re~ iuurcil now. Vo havc u largc stock to scluct froin Our prlccaaro lower than any in tho city and our cxpcnsca are Icsa. Boysl rico our \i'atcr proof bouts “Tho Loader" $1.50 a pair.

A- =~ 'n.s__sii_9HE~-

F* lll|V¢l'$ Ol

lll'¢$$¢il l’0l’li

fresh Eggs

]0lili li0l)liiil$,

Summerside, P. E. I. ‘ 1|-is twtr

Olrlsassaanss-onus' Above the Common- place

The superior quality of

the leather used in the

Iiagle shoeis sufficient to

place it above the average.

It is soft, pliant and of

high grade.

To this add clever shoe making and originality of

design and you have one

of the most stylish, up-to- dnte shoes for men made

in America to-day. ' Price $3.5o.and $4.00.

snuouis at co., Sole Agents.

For thc Farmcr’s

Son ~

_ or any boy living in the country if ex- posed to wet and cold

Klondykc Bootsf

will make him com-

fortable-Being made of heavy grain leather, bellows tongue, laced, ten inches high- clump sole' and tweed lined, they fill every want.

100 Pairs

bought at a sacrifice

will be closed out at a shelf emptying price --Sizes 1,2, 3, 4 and 5 while they last at $2.00 a pair (regular price $2. 50.)

Alley & Co.

Agent for Amherst

Wet Weather Shoes.

NEW ELOUR

Direct from the mills in bbls and

% bbls.

FIVE ROSES.

ROYAL STUART.

FEDORA.

GIPSY.

BEACON. Also Beaver Flour in 15, 50 and

too lb bags at

.V~i-'sho-saslln_

Bccr & Goff.

‘ THIS FALL \

Our stock “is more

complete than ever.” GET the habit.

Buy your drugwants

here.

Phone 86 We send parcels at

any time.

Reddin Bros.

Opp P. 0.

li-ad twwtt ° ,

F OR SA LE

The undersigned offers for sale on

the premises at the end of Little York Road and Saw Mill Bridge, Lot34 on Monday Nov. 13th at ro’clocl¢ p. rn. her property consisting of as acres of land with good dwelling house, good barn and first-class work-shop thereon,

pump in the house an_d good spring nearby. It is convenienty situate near churches, schools, halls Bud Will be sold en bloc or lots to suit purchas- sers.

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T°"”° '"ilii'i§. ia°.ELEMEN'rs.

li-idttelii twwfiiilvi

F 21.4;

W. H. Srnvsnson, Great George Street’

is offering big reductions in stove pipes. See ad in classified column.

Miss J/mm E. Wnnsrnn, St Avards,

leaves this morning by t-he western train for Romford Fails, Maine where she will spend the winter the guest of Mrs John Wallace. '

Isl,AND fishermen and shippers are

uskedtosend their srnelts, eels, clnms, etc. toJ. M. Mlnugh, Fulton Mar-act, New York. I-le furnishes stencils on llllllllcation and guarantees satisfaction to those who give him a trial.

A connrar. invitation is extended to everybody who wishes to call and seo The Guardian Web Perfecting Press while running at 11.80 a. m. on Monday or Wednesday of each week. This is the only press of its kind in the Province and well worth avislt. tf

F. G. Srnucna leaves tomorrow on a

short tour of the provinces with Fred E. Kendall, a prominent entertainer of Boston. Mr. Kendall will be heard here in the High School Friday evening, the Zithinst.. The tour opens in Woodstock tomorrow evening.-St.Jolm Sun 13th.

Rnv. Roni-:rvr Glunnsou, M. D., of

Halifax, Presbyterian missionary in Korea has been very ill, but is slowly recovering. After seven years of Korea thc climax of which has been the anxiet- ies oi' the war time and a breakdown, he expectstotaire his furloughas soon as he is able to travel.

Joni Srnyvawr, the veteran I. C. R. engine driver, is today receiving con- gratulations on having reached the age of 70 years. Despite his many years of strenuous life ln the engine cub, Mr. Stewart is still halo and hearty. He is the oldest I. C. R.driver, though he has not been in active service for some little time.-Moncton Times.

Ir has been stated by several captains

of vessels which have arrived lately from Montreal and Quebec that in two weeks navigation will be closed on the St. Law- rence, that is as fur as the big mail and passenger trnfiilo is concerned. After that date, there may possibly be a few colllers and tramp steamcrs go up the river, but the bulk of this season's trndc will hc closed for a period of four months before the big vessels begin making their regular calls again in 1006. Even at this early date, officers say that thin shell ice forms nightly in the estuaries and docks. but not of sufficient thickness to do any harm to trade, as it disappears after the sun is a few hours old.-Sydney Ex.

Lone Rives Norms:-Winter I Yes just

a forecast of what will follow was wit- nessed by thn people of this section of the province during the last few days.-The ladies of the W. F. M. S. held their an- nual thank offering meeting in the Long River Church on Wednesday evening. Despite the had weather there was a large attendance. The chair was occu- pied by the pastor Rev. A. D. Stirling. The program consisted of readings, recl- tations and music. Rev. Mr. Rnttee, Malpeque was present and gave a very lengthy and instructive address on the words,“I am n. dehtor."Collectlon amount-

ed to $25.-Frnnklhn Doughnrt and James Johnstone returns Nov. (4th) from the Northwest.-A. E. Doughart has resumed his duties at the Greenwich School.

Tru: following from the Colonial Herald

of May 0th, 1840 wlll recall to many older residents an incident of the earlier days of last century, the attempted destruction of Brock'sniouument. The Herald says: -Every tourist will remember Brock's Monument, which crowns the heights of Queenston. and adds so much to the picturesque beauty nf the landscape. Yesterday morning about4 o'clock, the inhabitants of Lewiston and Queenston were aroused by a report like the heav- iest artillery. Onlcoking out, a column of smoke was seen slowly ascending from the tall monument,and as it drifted away, the obellsk-like tower was discovered to be rent and shattered from ‘turret to foundation stone.” What possible motive could have induced this worse than Vandal outrage, we are ata loss to im- agine. No man was more universally respected on both sides of the line than General Sir Isaac Brock. Brave, courteous and humane,w a degree that reminded one of the preux chevalier offormer times, he commanded the esteem of his country's enemies even in the time of war. Nnnght but the most wanton and fiondish malig- nlty could have promoted any one thus sacrilegleusly to disturb the repose of the

gallant and honoured dead.

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Farmers and Horsemen- Clydesdalcl

Colle Cure speedily relieves apasmodic, fiatulant, kidney and gas colics, acute indlgestion, grain founder and sioppage of water. Try,lt for your horses when troubled with these diseases'. It is a new preparation but its record is a good one.- 50c per bottle-A. W. Reddln.Phem B. I

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- The full flavor, delicious quality and absolute- purity of WH_lTE’S 9

CHOCOLATES distinguish themzfroxn others, and make them quick sellers. _ | jgwnrpnn.

ry a box today. For sale at a 8'.

T ll the leadin fconfectioners. _ \

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Baum' Mclums, who sever ll weeks ego

DoN"r forget the shooting at Wlnsloe

range on Thursday the 30th at the usual

ially invited.

Ylwrnnnar morning while Francis

Malone was working with M lchael Egan nt Peake's No.1 Wharf hauling a boat from the dock, the wire cable broke and the end struck him on the head making a deep wound about two inches long.

Twnnrr-rwo horses were shipped by

the Princess yesterday. Fourteen of these bought by A. Horne Sc Co., for Thomas Curran, were for Halifax, and the othereight were shipped by J. P. Woodbury toCampbellton, N. B.

Pnrcls of produce yesterday were

quoted as follows: Potatoes per bun 10 to 200, turnips and mangels I0c. oats (block)per bus 34c and hay was some- what lower at 40 to 45c per cwt. Pork per lb remains about the same at 71 to 7§c.

Tma evening at tho usual hour (7.30) n

union meeting of the prayer services of both Methodist churches will be held in Grace Church.Dr. Stephenson of Toronto will be present and will give an address on the subject of Missions, especially in connection with the Forward Movement. A collection will be taken in the interests of missions.

RULERS OF THE WORLD.

Meat Eating Nations Are the Leaders in Every Branch of Human Achievements.

The ruling nations of the world are

meat eaters and history records that they always have been.

Vegetarians and food cranks may ex-

pluln this in any way they choose, but the facts remain that the Americans, English, French, Russians and Ger- mans are meat-eating nations, and they are also the most energetic and most progressive.

The principal food of the heroic Boer

soldier, known ns Biltong, isa sort of dried beef, affording a great deal of nourishment in a. highly concentrated form.

The weak races of people are the

rlceeating Chinese, Hindoos, and Siamese, regarded since the dawn of history as non-progressive, super- atltlous and inferior physically and mentally to the meat-eating nations who dominate them. The structure of the teeth plainly

indicates that human beings should subsist upon a variety of food, meat,

hem-_-captain s. J. coed. an are emi- ___A'l`_,_,

Mls R. J. WOOD. Euston Street, who

has been in the P. E. I. Hospital for several weeks, has undergoneln. successful operation and is making a rapid recovery. O

an from the room. near errerkinsacoa. store to the cellar is about again ss well ‘ ress

H. D. Roosas and Mrs. Rogers, who

have been visiting in_ North River, leave

this morning for their homo in Water- '

bury, Conn. S

5 samples-

5 0 iiEi'lt;ard.

Special oiier for this week-mixed

Tweeds, Clan Tartans, Serges and llain _ Cloths in black, cardinal, navy, green and browns-all this Fall’s importation and right up-to-date in every particular. _

5” cents

per yard.

0NE or THE BEST VALUES EVER

OFFERED HERE,

A whole window full, and a counter full

to choose from.

50 §§l"§....1.

STANLEY Bros.

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STANLEY B

RUS.

frultand grains, and it is unhyglenic toconflne one's diet to any one of those classes to the exclusion of another.

Meat is the mort concentrated and

most easily digested of foods, but our mannerofliving is often so unnatural that the digestive organs refuse to properly digest meat, eggs and similar nutritious and wholesome food, but it is not because such food is unwhole- some, but the real reason is that the stomach lacks, from disease or weak- ness. some necessary digestive element; hence arising indigestlon and, later on, chronic dyspepsia.

Nervous people should eat plenty oi’

meat, convalescents should make meat the principal food, hard-working peo- plchave_ to do so, and brain-workers and ofiice men should eat, not so much ment, but nt least once nday, and to insure its perfect digestion one or two of Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets should be taken after each meal, because they supply the peptones, dlastase and fruit acids, lacking in every case of stomach trouble.

Nervous dyspepslu, catarrh of stom-

ach, gastritis, sour stomach, gas and acidity are only different names for ln- dlgestion, the failure to digest whole- some food, and the use of Stuart's Dyspepsln Tablets cures them all be- cause, by flaffording perfect digestion, the stomach has a chance to rest and recover its natural tone ami vigor.

Stuart‘s Dyspepsia Tablets is the real household medicine; it is as safe and pleasant for the stomach ache of the baby as it is for the imperfect dl- gestion of its grand sire.

They are not a cathartlc, but a dl-

gestive. and no pill habit can ever fol-

low their use; the only habit Stuarjs Tablets induce is the habit of good l- gestion and consequently good health.

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l Do you Know ' Diamond Values? -'_

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\:\`5. s`p"‘\ ses. \

Probably not. You really have to

depend on your Jewel- ler's knowledge.

We KNOW that our

stock of Diamond Rings is made up of stones as finein quality as can be obtained any- where at such prices as we ask for them.

May we _show them

to you?

G. F, liutchcson,

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time to get your winter supply of Groceries. Prices will perhaps be

&hlgher.

FLOUR Sanderson & C0..

up' Sunnyside Grocers,

Wholesale and Retail. For Flour, Tea, Oil, Mo- lasses and Sugars we lead them all.

Get our prices, compare

values.

Now is a good

reasonable price.

Every articl.

guaranteed.

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Overcoats for boys from $3.00 up to $6.00. Overcoats for youths from $4. 50 up to $12.00.

Overcoats for men from $ 5.00 up to $2 5.00.

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$1.00 I

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This is THE

PLACE to get your Groceries of ` best quality and

to get your winter supplies. Our special Fall oder is a

chance of a life time.

OFFER NO. 1. _ 25 lbs Redpath’s white sn ar. i roqbs Oak Blend Tea, (re-

tail price :Bc per lb.)

ro ars best scrubbing

soap. _

4 gallons best American

kerosene oil.

_ 3 lbs washed currents.

3 lbs selected raisans,

r 85.00 Cash OFFER NO. 2.

25 lbs t<edpath’s white sugar. 18 lbs Caddie Oak Blend Tea.

io bars scrubbing soap. 4 gallons best American kerosene oil. 1 lb Chase & Senborn’s coffee (ground or in lhe

| bean.) _

1 quart bottle best pickles. 5 pounds rice. lo lbs beans.

For 81'. 50 Cash

Every article here is the best obtainable. Prudent buyers will do well to call at our stores, or you can write naming which offer you want.

McKcnna’s Grocery,

and Dorchester

co E”

Landing daily from

Schooncrs.

Best quality of Sydney

and Pictou coal.

C. Lyons & Co.

Up Town Store, cor Queen

and Kent.

Down town Store, cor Queen

We are busy but there

will be time for

`YOU

io come up and have your photos for Xmas. Only a few weeks left. See our

All style. of _

Overcoats

Ready to Wear ‘

Overcoats equal to the besti

made to order Overcoats and

at lower prices.

Now is the time to call and'

select your wintrr overcoat.

There never has been showni in this Province such an ex-l

ccllent line of overcoats as we

are showing this season. |

‘Ne invite you to call and see our overcoats.

S. A. McDonald,

P. E. Ialand’s Greatest Clothing Store.

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_ Continues to pay the Largest

Results

on its maturing Investment Policies to its

numerous policyho dere.

Life (with profits) Limited Payment. Endowment and Guaranteed Income

Ronda will _produce the beat results under the safe an conservative management of the

- North American Life.

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_ Little York, Friday, r7tl1. 7 p. m.

Websier's Corner, Saturday 18th, 5

samples up stairs.

Gauvln Gcntzcl & Co.,

J. A. s. iiilik, raor.

T0 WHOM IT MAY CONCERN

\\'_ Branch, River John,

Picton Co., N. S.

My Dear Friend Mr. Jordan-I

cannot speak too loudly in praise of your Oil and Emulsion. I have taken all the Emulsion and am now taking the Oil. both are most excel- lent preparations. The pure oil can be taken as easily as cold water. You should advertise it better and I am sure it would come out second to none.

WILLIAM NORRIF., M. D.

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P0i.lTlCAl. MEETINGS

In The 'lhird District of Queens.

The undersigned will meet the Elec-

tors ofthe Third District of Queens on

the dates and at the places as follows:

Mount Stewart Ha l, Thursday, 16th

at 7 p. ni.

. in. P Winsloc Ilall, Monday zoth, 7 p. in. Mt. llerbert. Tuesday rlst, 7 p. m. _ The Opposition candidate Mr. Mc- Court is respcctfully invited io attend. _ JAS. Il. CUMMISKEY,

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A EASTERN STEAMSHIP C0.

NTERNATIONAL Di VISION.

Winter Reduced Rates

i<)il'octi\'o Nov. latin liiny lat. lilli.

8'l`.J()llN T() I‘i|llTliA.\`l) - - - - 53.00 ri'i.J()HN T0 Ii().‘iT()_\' - < » - - $41.50

Steamers louve St. John at 8 ri. m., (Atlantic

Standard) Mondays and ’I`hursdn.ys for Lubcc. Iilaatporf, Port land ami Iiostou. _ 1iETUIlNINO

1 From Iloalouui 9a. vu. via Portland. Fast- port and liuhoc, Mondays and ’l'l\ur~sdays.

L l‘i\suc\\gch4 arriving nf. Fl. John on ¢_~\'<-ning prcvloiiatc morning sailing can go dircut to 4 steamer and take cabin berth or stateroom l for tho trip.

v All cargo. except live stock. via thc aiculucnz * of this `ompuuy_ lr. insured against iirc and ' mnrinc risk. -

I Wll.I.I.-\ .\i 0. LEE. Agent. St. John. N. B.

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