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Modenre was: winds, fair ‘ani

little ccoler. '

WANTED-A case of headache that

KUMFORT Powder will not cure from ten to twenty minutes.

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Not the slang kind but the kind called "Imperial" P11* UP in boxes, assorted

sizes at Drices from 5c to $1.00 and are

Pure Fine

Para Rubber Bands

Fully guaranteed by the Goodyear Tire and Rubber'Co. Handy around the House. Necessary around the oliice. See that the T guarantee is in each

box. '

Mitehell’s Bookstore

Sunnyside.

-HAVE-

Vigorous Health.

when heairh declines the waste ol body exceeds the re ir. More strength ialaeeged witn which to rebuild.

OUR '

BEEF, IR O N AND WINE

will help you to build en- during strength. A fem- edy o, our own. made from, the best ingrediente that money can buy. A

matchless tonic for the _ iuiirm and invalid. Cures ,r the ills of exhausted sys- ` tems restores the I

. PDG-

tite, strengthens the nerves, tones eve y organ and ills the body with ~ good, rich blood. we recommend it.

Price 75c a bottle.

J. li. JRMIESUN.

` Druggist, .

_ The Medical Hall.

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SAFE

in any Climate and at any Season

Mcgir/§:i;E’s

PILLS

They atiiaalata the Liver and Kidnaya ; Cara

Sick Headache, Foul or Dlaerderel Stonael. Habitual Constipation. Cleanse and Parlfy the Blood and render the Skin olaar and Healthy. They are purely veretabla.

ron sau avrnvwzaisan 25c rm Box. OB BY MAIL ON RECIIPT 01 PRIUI.

. STANTON'S PAIN RELIEF,

'run :uno or Au. PAIN klallblll. Cures Rhunaatiam, Colle Sprnlns and Neurnlgia. Por sale everywhere, price 25c. per bottle,

Sole 'erors T W C

FOP” at IHGAT' HQICAL

Co. unseen, rlroiieeai, Canaan

Herbagum

A fresh 9 supply at `

Ellis’ three Drug.

§tores

Charlottetown, -

ilowsue.

flurray River. ‘

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if Proprietor.

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THE HOME OF THE GUARDIAN

(DAILY AND WEEKLY.) i

North side Queen square. CKARLOTTETOWN, P. B. I.

Business Office Telephone l33b-

Odice Hours 8 a.ni. to 6 p. m.

J. P. HOOD, Advertising llgr. F. R. NEWSOM, Subscription lg .

fdiiorial and News Telephone l33a.

Omce Hours ra noon to 6 p.m.; 8 to :ia p rn.

J. E. B. McCREADY, Editor

Residence Telephone 3:

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SATURDAY, OCT. 3, 1903.

N ARINE FREE DELIVERY-

The great lakes which divide Canada

from the United States,containing as they do half the fresh water in the world, are now the home of a vast commerce. As has been before told in these columns, the tonnage which passes the American and Canadian canals at the 'Soo during the seven months of open navigation is nearly three times as great as the tonnage which passes through the Suez canal during the year. An army of men estimated at 53,06) man these lake craft. They have fathers, mothers, wivr s, sisters brothers and friends with whom from time to time they may wish to communicate or who may wish to commuiiicate with them. It

was found that the majority of the letters addressed to these sailors reached the dead letter omce and failed to find the persons addressed.

andtnke cff letters from the hundreds of

ve saels without interfering with the rush- ing traific. a scheme of marine free de-

livery was organized which has proved agreat suc ess. Detroit was selected as the place for its operation, and a little white séamer engaged with an atten¢$~ ant boat. and men accustomed to boats

and taught the duties ot postmen put on board. There is a day and night crew on

board and the little steamer visits every craft that passes Detroit by day or night and delivers such mail on board as may be addressed to each vessel, taking oil’ whatever mail is required to be sent ashore. Thisis eife ted by means ot a bucket let down over the'side of the pass- ing ship with-out stopping or checking her speed.

The little mail steamer during the sea-

son ot1902 made 22, 924 trips to passing

iirsl: month only 90 letters were delivered,

fore the first season closed 500 papers and

year the money order system was extend- ed to this service, affording every pos sible facility for the sailors to remit money to

than all, the experiment, which at first was laughed as visionary, haslproved lnot only a great convenience to tene of, thou sands but has turned out to be a

one as well, the the revenue the cost. . ~

To supply these people with their mails!

vessels and received and delivered 478,023 letters, telegrams. special delivery letters and other pieces of postal matter. The ex_

i nt was cautiously tried and in the

per me I overheated, but promotes,

but the business grew so rapidly that be- ,

letters were being delivered daily. .Last

RLOTTBTOWN,

2 'run uannig cna

» 9 9 , e- e _ R *,..=~_ if glmis or§iHc;To6§£1ER- roriavh Pf°ba!>iH**°°- _...

Balch lunhelsérestidc .films einen yea" ,go prop 'aunded the theory that the speed oi trottirg horses would

stcddily increase, and that by U19 b¢li>\!i“ ing ol' tre present ce..tury the trotting record would be between 2 U3 and2.04.Tl\is

proved to be the case, the 'Abbot in 1000

making the best record in 2,03# Thus ln a hundred years the record had been lowered iioi seconds from the three mlnu es recird ot the year 1800. It hai since been lowered, as every one knows to two minutes iiat by the remarkable ‘per- formance ot Lou Dillon. Mr. Bilch has now written a second letter to the `S:ieu-` title American in which he propounds the theory that the ultimate speed of the trotter will bea mile ln 635 seconds, which

will be constantly approached but never

reached. In fact he proceeds by an ela- borate calcula'ion to show that it will

sake our one year 2,100 on mich the`mr`mm and a halt mark. \

MANAGER FORFl;E_LEGRAPH C0.

Momrnnan, Sept 30-At the annual meeting of the G N' Teles ralph Company- nere to lay, H P Dwight wa-4 ele te-i pre- sident, but retired trom the general mau- agf-rship, which he has held for many years. and Isaac McMl'cheal was elected

general manager of the company. 1111-1: _ _ ill

The burnished plnm~

age of . peacock

'ta ` and

migidor to a health- xl condition. Let the

bird be sickly, and the

map d

glrgws dull, eremia no exception in na-

ltligeltaothe rule that heantydependson

rarelyaasociatetheexternalchaxg with failure of the womanly heal

tion of ' the ofeneral Jihysical health to the _lieaithtil the d _icate womgfnly or- ganism, un after. being cured wom- anlyidiseases by the use of Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription they iind the color, to the cheek and thedeahto

8 .

“Favorite Prescription" establishes

rheipiarity, dries weakening drains, heals

mmation and ulceration and cures

kmale weakness. _ .

*Several gears I

Hrs. Kay e`l'l:Iv;o‘i? could hardly a

aufered severely. Pieroe'a Favaite

bud?-iii! *Wd

and was the picture X

have cured me. Almost "army ‘Yon look so much better aevenl years; youlookweilnow."

“Favorite Prescription” makes weak

women dong, sick women well. Ac- cept no substitute for the medicine which works wonders for weak women.

hdDr. Pierce’a Pleaxrliz Pelleésk sinks a

y’s lax; e. N 'n ein

for gentleng and thoroggliilieg fl - -`\

g.. sits 3"? gig §,,_?&'~ ri éirii

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of ,

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The D1. Deimel Under- `

-wear neither allows the

bgdy to become chilled nor

health and comfort.

, Wear it this winter as 9.

safeguard against the cold- ~

relatives or to savings banks. Better

oman’s

Weakness

T' Wanted immediately. Four if =1=;r¢_z1r1s r<:`1ea1m.ine mini

ry nsiness . 1; events or cc The xipegpnl T » , scarf.

.f.-

2;,

`~.ud

catching habit; NC ur booklet,mailed free,

will tell you all about it. “ S. A.. MeDonald’s

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The best make Q rom t le' makers of G_reat,B

values. can~.now ere be

The

Women who see their beautywaning ~

They do not understand the close rela- N,

ani.

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~ . Jackets. e

New Bl.illse.r

Notwithstanding the inc

fortunate in securing a line of Flannels, which we will sell at less than

.a yard.

A Stroke of for Dress g

K manufacturer desiring to

Store’s trade, presentedtwo

buyer. which, were,pro;mptly

we or you will be ableto buy

gain for so little money. ’ The

S ee, the line of satin inished ,

W ortli 75c,'then we don~’t-know! "Gther fr iezcs, in grey,black.aii`d_.blue, 85c and #I2 ‘

We Caii’t

il.ar_Blouses}fior Pr1ce1lElsewhere

We’ve got to take large and pay -of purcliase,,to be in 9.' to, 'such values thereachofthepublic.. , V p _

Ladies’ extra quality, Blouses, in

shades of white, cardinal, _light'=b1i'ie;¢and fawns

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1 he .ai-.ri fnnnenarheconnn l

Snapsfor .Today---Hosiery, ,Underwear

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tucked and hemstiched‘frojii_tf,` .back _ and

100 prslilee Curl

-In connection with and in addition to foregoing

values are offered* at price concessions rendered pos- sible at opening of season by manufacturcr’s desire to turn certain portions of his stock into quick cash This great purchase comprises choicest weaves and" patterns made ,for this Fall’s trade, including large assortments ofthe Nottingham curtains, Q with and _ without borders, now so scarce, the new heavy clang ~»

lace, Scotch effect.-

, gooopairs of $3.60 to 50 tro users for $2.90 a pair,

ains

Short lengths from 6 to I8 yds .. Britssels, VelveiS»~_ Wil

Axministers. Were $1.00, $1.25. $i'5o,-;75c.‘ f 1'-2;y`ai'ds for Valuesup to $1.50 for 75c and $i.oo‘ an end.- , . ` ` '

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eollar and sleeves. Sizes, 32 to 40. One of The Big Store’s special ,§_;~,,eI§. V O » just the thing for earlyffall wearand exhibition. Many are worth $7.59. ff. `

, AH0fhCfbi3.B"UCh ll 1*. French Flaunelwaisisiii

- $6-00. $3 so and.$,4-25.. S¢@~fh¢w,,..t1i=y.§f§'i°n ` endofDressGoodsC<!\1nl;eratdoor 0 it U" ‘ ’

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In heavy honiespuns, friezes and Chi\l\iian1tieedja;&k.lgrays

percaltianrehadal .

and Wfordsats.'»`l’w@1olslz5

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