[HE GUARDIAN CHABLGITIOWN PBLNOE .EDWARD ISLAND %TOBlBl;, 1

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It will not stretch wit wear or shrink with washing. always a perfect nt, alwaycoons-

__ ‘*"°* tunable. _

- llaaufaetared hy The 'rruroknittlngilills

oo., from thcbest long`fihred.eombed Nova ecothwool. Tlziawocl beinglcng nog requireto be twisted as hard as otherwuols, the result is s softer, more dexibie andfar

more durable garment.

The guarantee against shrinkage is the

strongest possible, namely, “Your ey back." Thedeaierwhosellsyous d's Unshrinkable Underwear will refund your money if it shrinks. The manuf `

guaranteelttohianliospeehl for 1

'mcnmsnnessfmnsngs

Underwear.

ll lnadetohtihebcdy withoutawrinklez' _ _,_ '

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f-_fl-TEIPEOPLE ARE

Waking Up

To the fact that there is one stationery store in the city

where they can get the very nicest line of stationery at a reason- able price. And everybody made welcome.

__ New foods arriving daily at

J. -D. TAYLUIVS

,_ epp.1=~=m Door Poo osiw. s'rA'r1oNEP.. '

‘

P. E. Island Tailoring Company

Just Opened. -

A nice line ofsuitings and overcoats which we will make up at reasonable rates.

We do not want the earth but bf strict attention to business and giving bones*

, value for yonr money we hope orza share of your patronage. -_’» As we intend putting out nothing but lirstzelass work you can depend on

7 getting the best for your money.

Satisicrtion guaranteed v

~ I'-'RANK J. §TANE._%`.?.

_ Cor. Great George a Kent Streets. `

lftown P. B. I. 9-5-dw ryr.

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Beams Denim. Famous

‘_ 11° ATURAL

_ Prosser fg Mar%L;,,N1TL ll APPEARANGE

' fu all

! Gum? I T5 P _ N f \._ _..E:s.r..

1%-dfexrrseréd of lined without pain b our modem methods.

if os require artiieial teet.h,you can callin the morning and go home some day with your new

reflect it and satisfaction guaranteed. We are the onl dentists in P. E. I, w _o niakn ‘ltioal teeth b the el b ted Wells S T th de b this s s`e'.n are p->r‘e<:txon in eve

y cera ystem. ee ma y yi __~=__ U

my and the is same as the ordinary plate. If a sett of Teeth we make is not distinctly wha

-eolnlm for rt-don’t pay s cent.

BETH EXTRACT D FR ` ` li

_'____*“eth are ordered. E EE and without pain w en

_ '<- .gf /J;

__ Hyouhve out of town it is to your advantage to have work O E S -kobwls as you clon’t have to lose time. We make artificial "'?“"‘.f‘ ,'-',»__’-If/_gg,»,g,_.,_. '_ Oth, and Crown or Bridge work same day you come _ We Rt. "'/,?'/j<f_f{','_:f_,"f;»'.,_ '_,/`». ‘inet and ‘glib aching teeth in one sitting, and guarantee no ~s.t;Ir`_5'.`3?;i R D -‘-_ £1! l00t e. 'li ' .1 ` / .-,.=_‘-."f/

ll you have some old roots, or badl deca ed teeth don’t _- -. "' *ve them extracted, but let us reitore ,them to their '!"` Ilatnval usefulness with our painless Crown and Bridge ‘

jeux, w_-hieh is undetectable and everlasting. The cost is Stall while the results are great.

311;] IXAMINATIONS AND CONSULTATIONS FREE. ALL WORK DONE BY DENTA1 @CIALl'5 TS. Hours 9 to 6. Open Evenings

Charlottetown. P. E. I.

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American W ringers

with elastic rolls of pure rubber which wriog the thick and thin parts equally

dry, and saves the cloths and buttons.

These wringers are fitted with an improved guide board which doe;

away with hand spreading. Every roll and wrlnger sold by us is fully

guaranted also sold upon easy terms of payments. '

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ueen treet. _ _

EDDY’S PARLOR MATCHES

are put up neat sliding boxes convenient to handle.

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Every stfclr a ’r`i1n.t_ch,' - i

Erin' e lillvsf-

Au.. s naar-v o1.a-ss# DEALERS. if

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, _ Rav. Gro. Hssux, ll. A., Agent and

_ _ , S . ` ~ Mancgerof the Twentieth (bntury‘_Fund

Sta n fl e I d S n connection with tlxniliiooecc pf,

. - ~ 1 ` _ Scot! will each morn ug an

U nshrlnkable S ' - f ‘ evcnliig uextpSunday, _October 27th, ln _ _ We do n°5`.d¢°ni”‘;h;'

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Sl.. Marfs Chlll‘0s, lll as ‘ Price. ‘nd Q '_ _ `

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Route- Discussed by the Board *of Tradc

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SUIIIMERSIDE CITIZENS

_ 11-4

` _

Take Active Steps to Have the New Winter Route

I Established.

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The Summersldo Board of Trade held

an interesting and largely attended mect- ing last night. After the Secretary had road thqueorrsspondcnce dealing with the Summcfalde-Cape Tormeutino route, the President referred to the non-fuldlment of the promises- made by the late Minister of Marino and Fisheries and the Minister of Public Works tn have the dredge Prince Edward, _ operate at Capo Tormcntiuc. These promises he said had been made ln faith, but after the retirement of the Minister, other influences had been brought to bear which prevented the work being done. This, however, he did not consider of any serious import as far as the accommodation for the winter boat at this pier is concerned. He was glad to inform the Board that the repairs to the pier were being pushed toward completion and that the steamer’s berth would be ready for close of navigation. The question of greatest importance then was the matter of havinsz the Stanley placed on this route the hour the Northumber- land was removed from thc Summerside- Point. du Chene route.

Capt. Joseph Read, M. L. A., referred to

the matter of the dredge Prince Edward, being taken tothe eastern end ~of the Island. He was convinced that there is suillcient water at Tormentine pier for the Stanley; but while it would no douhl. have béen desirable, that dredging should have been done according to the plaas furnished, still it would have been mainly useful In dredging away an excuse.

Mr. Davld Rogers thought that the

Government was lnsincerc in its promises in reference to this matter. It was a pleceof deception all through. He was afraid that the some objection would bo' brought to beer as wcrc used -last year. We should be more energetic and not allow the Governmcntto fool uc again.

Mr. Richard Hunt said that the fact

that the dredging is not done, will not prove fatal to the establishment of this route. We must insist upon having tho boat put on the route next winter according to promise. _

Mr. Neil McQuarrie moved that a

committee be appointed to correspond with the departments of Public Works and Marine and Fisheries and if necessary to send one or more delegates to Caps Tormentine in the interests of this mm ter. The motion was seconded by Mr. .L A Brace. The following committee »~.»l'~ then appointed: Capt.-Read, Richard Hunt, Neil McQuarrie, President R. C. McLeod and Secretary D. K. Currie.

The following committee wasi also

appointed to represent the Board of Trade at a meeting to be held at Tignish on Tuesday, the 29th inst., to consider train arrangements, and the Summerside Tcrmentine route; Messrs, W. A. Brennan, Captain Read and Mr. McQuarrie.

Messrs. Wm. Stewart, W. A. Brennan,

G. H. Wright, and others also addressed the meeting. '

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Mus. Cass. HUNT loft by the Northum-

berland yesterday on return to New York.

AHONG the shipments by the Northum-

berland yesterday werc 325 lambs, ZX) bbls

ysters, one car oats, one horse, etc.

geuts with heavy extension soles. Strong hand made boots and shoes for fall wear

children in immense variety, for sale at

i VI. ¢§ 83 P our counter at 38cper yd. This is good

_as au neun-.rein medicine.

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_Mrs.Ramcay leave next Wednesday for]

Sinclair &Stewsrt‘a. 1i I HON, WILLIAM C, WHI I'

sr-mm. rams.-wool oxford was- NEY, Ex- Secretary of the = ~ '

in browns, light and dark greys, fawns, Navv_ ' '- - __» :_ \ ua Zlin wid r ular50ccloth iled on V' _ _

strong cloth for boys’ wear. .4 pieces Union Tl” -C°mP”‘°y 0-V53 VNV hind i

Tweed extra value25c. See these goods at g\`a'“53 Pmduclng lll\.lll\il'lB.til\[ _ ' I l I D

McGougan Sc Wright.-li ' oils which are scarce, have the un.. " ggi; *E " _

_ ,ev limicfl wQ.~sa--Markers »..n-_- l wHnN_1N_<-nooarmss who so th§'§f°§§ A I V gl

'sussmmer hesxtsretu' w _ 3' __ .D _ _ ____ _L g i ._

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ay-run.. .nuance-q comm urea .ma °“° ell "1 °1 2* ‘le l1“'° »5°°\il'°d tested fm wentwenqnve yay,-,_ 5”," dividend on ad shares of record, ov

l waNTED.?-a :susan d°Ud- 5° i”‘='°“°‘i *id* houseman will experience in nhl qqgqgdi wgll, T10 qthgrg

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._ 1 ». ' J ’ ' .‘edlwil=h_ol|r-prop<|_sition2_~f- .-P_rof.A. C. edden. f-1- _.i-1 we--.»~»

df v§i:>un. rinse. Gram srssielsna °PPli»*`f"919”- 1“V5.8L!’..;l».L_° But; wow ruse* ",fdPi=”§",;, and organs afterwards. ~>:f» 1 f ii (¢:§,,°.,,,g'§°,,'§,,,.,,l°'“”,,§,§¢,,'{,°,,1’f,,f,§§f°l"“““p"P"§ Present price of 50.:

acorn nr. uenenrs, spring shun -Pa’ """!i if SEQ53.

- » and never assesff=.f::;~`*e. ,£--“

MHY' ¥§"‘.- fl _ _ 1 ~ . __ _ _, _ . _ _ , ..- _ _- _ ._ Y » »- F. -L- .-»_}~2*.- _ \< ‘~ ~ .-:»-.>I,`.‘f~"-~. +~-' ~ ‘=f= `~f.._._.r\»\'»-.`;n:=-_ ..'~. '¢'~.=: fi 1 ~~ ':;‘ .» ,-,. ' ,yy ._ ~, ~ » if _ -'f"‘?`_`-`-‘li . 3. _ -_ »-f __ ~, .__ ___ ._ _.~__\“°'-Q... _‘? _,_ -._._. __-. .,-._<,.:¢. »,._,~_=.._<f%_.>- _ _ .,_. - ,,-_ _~-< _ _-.ts .-_.,_._-.»,_ __,,_~.'<.,,_,-__,_...~ _;,;;;,¢;_.=-_-_, _.» - - ~ 'ff .- -25?? ._ >_ .~- ~=~- ~ -x,-.-.L -._ -~ _,_ -_.»- f wi - _.J - ._ . ~1;»- =- -3...; . . »,,. M..-_~.’\.,. -3,. _. ._ e- .., .,.,.,;-2 i .if-_--3-,~..<.» .f-¢» ‘<.~.... - . :-~ . ~ . .“~_¢és~..=r-

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* . » - ~ ~ " ~ -' - Eff .if-‘~.~e"s:" -‘I 'st-'”,=' '- fa- ff* 'I "'= “ A 1-.1 1*.” 51,.: --»-‘.~:'?*-' 1 :#.:»`$5‘1~"-:ff

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St. Joha’s Church, St. ocnorc.-ilnithe afternoon. " I " '

Tun marriage of Mr. Chas. Ramsay of Houston, Texas, to Miss Carrie G., . daughter of Mr. Jas. Croslcr, wokplaoc on Wednesday- evsnlil last at the

Edwin Smith performed the ocreniony, while lr. Alfred K. Craig and Miss) Louise Dunant, teacher in the primary department of the Fanning Grammarl School, acted groomsmen and bridesmaid respectively. Numerous, and. -costly- wcddlng glfts boar testimony to the popularlty of the happy couple. Mr. and

Texas. when they will carry with them* thc best wishes of a host of friends fory their future happiness. -Tl! Goalnux ' joins lu congratulations. 4|

Till death took place in Summer-side about 2o’clock yesterday afternoon of Mrs. Mary Ann Clark relictof _tho late Hr. John Clark of Tryon. Deceased was 87_ years of ago, was a highly respsctsd Christian lady and passed peacefully to her eternal restaftera lingering- illness st- the rcoldenocofhor daughters thc lflleesel Clsrk, Spring Street,-Summerslde. She leaves six daughters and ~two_.pona vint Mrs. George Clark, Mrs. George W. Warren, Misses Llbble and Eliza Clark, Surnmerslde; Mrs. D. C. Brown, Summer- ville, Mass; Mrs. Pauline`Story, Victoria, Crapaad; Mr. A. J. Clark, Victoria, Crapaud and Mr. llljah J. Clark, Calif- °mi\- TM _wmonowrl Saturday morning, service at the house,- bcglnulng at 10. 30. _Remains will bc_ taken to Tryon and interred ln the Methodist Cemetery beside her lated husband. ' ‘

_ /' ll »- _

TRADE AND SHIPPING.

roar or cuanxorrnroyvx.

f _ /

Oct. 23rd, Ar.-ldwln A. Grozicr, Mc-

Dougall, Picton; W. E. Young, _ Garcin, do; S. S. Elliott, Nelson, North Sydney. Oct. 23rd, Cid.-S. S. Yarmouth, Smith, Boston; Edwin A. Groaier, McDougall, Vernon River; S. S. Elliott, Nelson, Sydney. »

in-Q-_in MAD AM CLOUATRES STORY

French Canadian Lady furnishes an interesting Story with a Happy Ending. '

Vannxcrun, Que., October 21 Special)

-Pirie Clouatre and his good wife are highly respected citizens of this place Madam Clouatre has been very ill. Her Kidneys were affected and her general _health was bad. ' _ ‘

Her husband' was sick at heart to see

his loved wife gradually getting worse

and he sought every thiné that he though would do her good. e tried many medicines and treatments, but she dl ` not lm rove. - ' “

story in these `wox-ds: “From the Brat dose I began to improve I continued, and now I can say I am perfectly cured. My l_ case was one of long standing and very = acute, and we cannot say too much for Dodd s Kidney,Pi1ls.”

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A clean clear cut proposition.

Price advances November lst. Highly prohtable for

Large and Small Investors Alike.

NEW HMSIIRMM Ull (10.

recognized (and some of the gentle-.lf

United States;

Hon. J OHN HAY, Sec'y of

State;

Hon. LYMAN J. GAGE, `

Y 5'»

use fm' Dmnmql’ Cham cum” md ilamboyant af.\er.1~ n We have

lst, 1901 oi 1 per cent per psyablc on demand, and this -

‘Sack

We are dosirious' _of

PBI'

S mall cepi’bs.l':< s*.'éc.fff""fl

men are shareholders) by the ;

Hon. THEODORE ROOSE- ‘

VELT, President of the '

_ .

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‘fear it tell _ycu its _all gone, and hnmbcg thing after we get you in iixolfstore,

residence ofthe brlde's father at Halpcque _ We gi". ._ 2.; ' 5’ ' _"<55" _,Q-I’

lh U18 DICIBIIOO Of INNO” ._‘&*.'f]

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For. I

Q... -...gl

a ‘ai * . =' '

Flanneletts 28 inches wide lie. Flannelelte 8_6 _ °° `°! 79. White Cotton '38 inches- wide

whiwcomm ac -" “ 8-. Crettonc the ll_)c quality for lic.

_ -rrintoouontlmeckind bc.

A big basket of Ribbon worth

all the way from 28c to 75139

_ ' _ °l

.Our Famous- Jubilee Corsets

' ' 604:;

$2.50 a yard you can get it at

500.

One lol; Velveteens in browns and a few other shades was $1 ' 25c. A snap in Table Linen worth _ 50c for 39c A snap in Table Linen worth 40.: for ‘ 25c.

L_ '£5'

Fancy Brocade Velvet was e

_lily kid `§Ioves in'

Good goods atlpricos

Dress `_5`» ll`.“io`r All W _Hoasry the kind Au li"f;

kind

Ladies’

Ladies' __ Clocks -'33

nf... v_!§_51_..i.‘__ U

H »

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an testis bm snr ; waits '

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worth 10cfn'r`f` ` “‘4s‘.’”

sim sg ammu-

l5 snaps in the me1.’.<':lr»partment~ _

A boy’s two piece suit $1.7 5

for 95c, gold wearing all wool pants _ $1 25-

A $10# fYr1r¢f‘W0dhuQ, in snyclothing store is Dan-

ada ‘ C7.-00 Overalls worth $1.00-.for-

ra,

And other snaps, at my store, Ch’town’s busiest

Senlner, Mele

_ .`._,_.

A” "5" he h°°"" °f Dm” K‘“”°’ Pm’ I

and he at once brought two boxes for her. l , ‘ ~ if ‘A " i Madam Clonatre tells the rest of the; _ ' ~ - = -“I _

HLJQE

8000 VALUES

Last season I adverterised _fi list of stocks for sale givingthe Old Gold and Primrose shares a. first place. Now we have the OLD GOLD actually shipping from a. 5 ft. vein of ore, the solid ore’runui__ng $125.00 to the ton.

The Primrose has just struck a. beautiful

vein of ore running $180.00 in gold to the ton

besides si.ver n--fl lead.

The railwm- ~-5 finished to with-in 4 miles of

the lake and might is actually being accepted

for the Lardeauon the line. Full copies ofthe Reports will be gladly sent - it to anyone interested and applying for same.

This is one of the best chances I know of

just now for good investment. 2

A. E. WELCH.

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London Canada.

Kms Quannr shoes for ladies and Sec, of Treasur _ _ _ _ ig - v

ia kip grain, and oli tanned chrown plp. WU the Chin` I Sayg ygur mongy and buy ygur D _ Rubbers of all kinds for men, women and GSB Lfllllstel' and [.110

ki* iii?

C&.rlottetoWn, E. 5 ""‘”

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are taught

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commercial subyooh

a large of