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The great chatlccls oiered you to buy our
House furnishings by mall Our bi Illustrated ta
logue is sent to your nearest Post ilice address for
the asking
In it you will iind illustrated almost éverything
to make your Homes beautiful and cozy Furniture,
Carpets, Curtains Draperies, Stoves and Ranges for
Coal Wood or Gas
Our prices cannot be beaten in Canada. Quality
being our first Consideration for our Customers,
.Our goods are packed by experienced men, freight
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paid to any -place in Nova Scotia and P. E. Island for
orders of $10 or over.
A ,Gard .will bring you our Illustrated Catalogue.
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DUBLIN Oct 28, (Special)-The
hostility against the scheme to pro-
vide homes in England tor the cliil
dren oi Dublin transport workers who
were several clergyman, tonight enter
ed a train as it was about to 1 ve
the station here and took trom t
eleven children who were being
away Later seven* other chil en
other train P
HOME RULE LEAGUE v
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WINNIPEG, October 25-Following d
Home Rulers in Winnipeg, a branch
of the Irish United League has been
formed here among the Home Rulers
with the object of ollsetting any ac-
tion the former organization might
have in sending tive hundred men - to
light, if necessary, in Ireland. Sam-
uel Jardin, a well known Irish pub-
- licist, has been elected president. min pa,-ts of Ca,mda_ pa,.t,cu,,,_,.1y ,B
This is the first oil-'shoot of the lea-
gue to be formed in Western Canada.
FIRE AT MONCTON `
DOES BIG DAMAGE.
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=- -_ f Q MoNc'roN, october ze-Fire broke
out this evening in the clothing store-
* _-1| _ ' ;  q conducted by Harry Wilson, near the
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Phone
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Remember, when any plumbing
trouble arises you can count on us for
we are no farther away from you than
your nearest telephone.
Phone 393-] and you can have an
expert plumber from our stud on your
job right aW$Y. No matter what it is you
want, the small or big repair job, a coin-
plete heating or plumbing gystem
stalled, or any of the hundre and
troubles that slilict you can count on us
for superior service, prompt satisfaction ‘
and reasonable cost. Try us.
Fred H. Trainor
80 Grafton St.
l
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one
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corner ot Main and Betsford streets,
and did thousands of dollars damage
to his stock before being drowned
out. Mr. Wilson estimates his dam-
age at $9,000 with insurance $6,300.
The building, owned by F. C. Jones,
was damaged to the extent oi about
$1,000 loss, covered by insurance. The
other losses were slight. How the
tire originated is a mystery.
Kidners Wrond ?-
lf they are are in  When
through wyzrtness or isease til
Eudneya fail to filter the impurities
m the blood trouble comes at once.
sauna... Rinunssnm, 
Gravel, Diabetes, Gall Stones and th
deadly Bright's Disease are some d
the results of_ neglected kidneys. Dr.
Morse's Indian Roor_ Pills onnhi
'a most eiicctive diuretic which
strengthens and stimulates the
kidneys so that they do their work
thoroughly and wel Try
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All accounts and bills due ns, and notdeiini
settled and payment arranged for on or before
15th of November, will be handled into the courts
immediate collection, without further notice.
]. J. HUGHES 1? CO.
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To Whom it -May Concer
Souris, P. E. I.
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For #Sale
We offer for sale a 4i ft.
gasoline woiking boat wilh 16
to 18 h. p. Standard Engine,
» both new this year. ,Boat was
built here in first class shape.
V 1% inch hardwood plank. 2 ,
' spurs; .t sails,,ligbt draft, large
draft. large hatch in deck for
_ cargo, running lights, bin-
nacle windlass etc.Good boat
for iishlng- Speed, about 7 M
miles, gasoline consumption
1% gallons per hour. Price
§i 500 oo.
We require larger boat,
only reason for selling.
Q H I p
111-,-e-e ---i
in gall mi-n
It is quality the farmers Want
cheapness when he buys Paris Green
The farmer knows that Paris Green that does its
thoroughly with one application is a good deal more
mics`l than lower priced Paris Green_s that fail to kill.
We sell it'
S.  CRABBE
Hardware Merchants.
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P.E. I. RAILWAY
Commanninz on October oth, ms. the trains ol this Ballwar will run as I
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have been on strike lines September chllria Sdlleent to the region oi in
is increasing A crowd, among which ner Mongolia is re aided ssabreach
were prevented (rom leaving by on dent Wi1son's recent declaration ot
P
' "' ' " ' ' The American group notilied China.
MNNIPEG Now g
HAS A FULLGLOWN agreement with the Japanese pro-
close on the action oi the Anti- the route oi the Chlnchow proiect.
A *fi
P551” 0°* 89 (Special)-'rite pre-
liminary agreement/ which the Chiu-
ese recently sigatd with the Japan
see for railway expansion in Man
Of faith With the Diaited States and
suggests that the Japanese are de-
sirous oi testing whether American
interests in China have really 're-
ceived their death blow from Presi-
olicy on its retirement from the Six
ower consortium
retained all its rights under the
hlnchow-Aigun agreement. Yet the
idea for a section ol railway be-_
ween Tsinan-.tu and Jebol, three hun-
red miles long, which traverses the
STOCK NOTES
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The Live Stock Branch of the Fed-
eral Department oi Agriculture is
arranging lor the distribution of
Pure Bred Rams and Boars in cer-
sparsely settled districts. Mr. J. A.
ei -
ing arrangements lor the work to be
done here this year. The original
cost oi the animals will be borne by
the Department. They will be placed
in the hands of local organizations
under certain conditions. These local
associations will be responsible for
their proper maintenance and man-
agement under the general supervi-
sion oi oiilcers of the Live Stock
Branch. All animals distributed will
be bought irom. home -breeders and as
tar as possible will be purchased in
the Province in which they are plac-
ed. It is not the intention el the De-
partment to place animals in dis-
districts where suitable male animals
of the same class are already owned
bv private individuals. The aim is
rather to aid sections where Pure
Bred Sires are lackinggand to encour-
age new communities in the following
oi proper and intelligent systems of
breeding. p -
AGRICULTURE IN
BRITISH COLUMBIA
"When once that land had been
cleared and put into proper shape
who that has once seen its marvelous
crops ol knee-high clover, its luxuri-
ious hop-gardens, its loaded apple
and other fruit trees, even its yield
of grain-who will deny that sooner
or later the Province’s claim' to be
the finest agricultural province of the
Dominion will be acknowledge
throughout?" is the opinion ot Mr.
F. Page Wilson writing in the Jour-
nal ot Commerce, Montreal, on Agri-
culture in British Columbia.
Mr. Wilson goes fully into the won-
derful agricultural resources of the
T fer is now in this Province mak l
srhsnltlesuch a
Qqtsidslsfoundin
lill DRU-C0
in it you get in an
well known tonic.
Norwegian Cod
I-lynophosphltsss
Liver
an
Get lt from your Drugglsl
In 506 or $l 00 bottles. 309
emicaICo. 'U
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figures that not only is British Co-
lumbia a. great fruit growing country
but possesses unbounded possibilities
as a' grain growing and stock-raising
centre.
“The production of fruit has _in-
creased by leaps and bounds in re-
cent years whlte the number of trees
planted has sometimes exceeded a |
million per year. In 1902 the crop.
was valued at $390,000, last; year al-
though a season ol low prices it was
well $2,000,000." »
Twice Proven
.Cure lor Nerves
Irritable, Hysnerical, Sleepless, Dr.
Chnse’s Nerve Food Restores
Health.
There is a message in this letter
for thousands ot women who are sut-
fcrlng from broken-down nervous
systems. Sleepless nights, much ir-
ritability over little things, spells of
dizziness and nervous sick headaches
are among the symptoms.
You may not realize the nature oi
your ailments until nervous prostra-
tion comes upon you. But, in wlmt-
ever stage you iind yourself, Dr.
Chnse’s Nerve Food is ready to help
you.
Mrs. W. J. May, 88 Annette street,
-Toronto, writes: “Some years ago I
,suiiered from nervous trouble, and
took Dr. Chnse’s Nerve Food, which
completely cured me. Aboat six
months ago I received a shook which
again shattered my nervous system-
to such an extent that I was irrit-
able and hysterical, and could not
sleep nights. I began to use the
Nerve Food again and was not dis-
lappolnted. Improvement was appar-
ent from the first box, and now I am
entirely well."
Dr. Chnse’s Nerve Food, 50 cents a
Province and shows by facts and
box, 6 for $2.50, all dealers.
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Twenty-five cents.
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GUARDIAN CLASSIFIED ADS
One cent per word first insertion in this column. hall cent per word -_
for each continuation. Cash must accompany order. ' Minimum charge
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AGENTS WANTED
PORTRAIT - AGENTS WANTED.
Send ior Catalogue Solar and Brcr
mide prints. Portraits dat and
Convex. Frames and sheet Pictures.
V Merchants Portrait Co., Toronto.
NAVES STUDENT BIBLE ON EX-
hibition at 170 Queen St. Every
Biblo reader should see them.
Highly' recommended by lending
men of the world. Send Post Card
for circular Agents Wanted R. K.
Brace. 2357-10-28M3iE3ipd
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A. A. McLean, K.C., Donald McKinnon
Mclean Q. Meliinnon
- ---- ` IEMALE IIELP ' ' -- - -- ~-» ~--- 
c c WAN'l‘ED.- YOUN
l P f F-  WANTED, BY Nov. 4TH. Main G MAN WITH
for general housework. Apply Mrs. t b te _
|    3 mus e s nographer and type
‘ , ,_ ., i _ _, ~,  ai-1 BOSCH; writer; one who is willing to do
wAN"r"sib._a oliu. Fonloisunnaij
housework. Apply 116 Cumberland
St;._ 2304110-25Mti.
WANTED-A GIRL FOR LIGHT
Blglllefg. AI(l;l'lll¢Y'\l'I¢lW gngggrk;;:pf?m;yFf%z?;f°ét N° s 
rown lock, ar ottetown ‘ _ ‘ |]uA'|?|oN ' v ' AN .
_ ziss-10-mutt. . ,. , ,, - 8 » _AC I' A
IOTEL BRUNSWICK "" N1-E" " pi "'""'i1""pprE""" ' ` 'J " ' __*'“‘ _  A
h L. ":;";l°"; :""’;°'d H ¢ I in wgentoii) Stiiilzlapxlljloljlliitillls Igor par- wilvldmllgngs, p§ri11Ih§EurlL:E§igEg{a2h‘ild§s ‘
gn; 65;" :gcomgfud-“‘§:' m°'="" ticulars address Dr. Arthur V, guaranteed, no experience, ten va-
siggstspmagglaggehntii-5.01s|p¢a:Lo:is°g1¢:_\;:pf tgpsz; Superintendent, Taunton cpnciesiuwrite Luke Brothers, Lim- H ,
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less- ~ uar sn .
Block. Charlottetown. P. li L
K. J. MARTIN,-B. A.
ltarjsserlotaié Public. etc
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MAGKINNON Q MCNEILI.
Olol-Nextdooi' toBanhdNUvl
o.afim uoNx.cr..i.s
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SSBIAII G -,UAMPDEIA
tracts ior $75 00 paid twelve mos
Island bred Paches, one patch
I orte one alt dark
_vill_e,_!?;E.I. ____23`56-10-2Bm8ie8ipd.
FOR SALE,' ONE CROSS FEMALE
fox raised litter oi seven last
spring., Apply to B. Henry, South-
Iunmr. Solicitors. Nlaflsmts- __ port. g ,za11-10-zvmsipn,
|‘°NlV ‘l`° WAN ron sAi.n-'mann .roam nnson
Silver toxss (two males one lem-
sle). Quality guaranteed. Prices
reasonable. For tizrthsr particulars
apply "O" in ears Guar ian. _-
8261-lo-Ilwtlpd.
female mp d, 4 D ,
reds. Daniel D. Nicholson, Herts- T0 l
FOR SALE-LIVE MINK.. W. H. C.
Ruthven, West Esau., Ont.
1°f>f+-,19;§r§s1sre
sou sane-mimi, Bnaox, BLUE,
cross, and red foxes. T. G. Ives,
Montague. S-2BM_`_E_tl_.
FOR SALE-50 ACRES OF WOOD
land in Township, No. 51, King’s
County, on the west.side of the
Stanhope Road. Will sell cheap.
Apply to John T. Cullen, No. 2,
Senator St., Amherst, N. S.
. 3 Dark Silver Dogs, age two years
\ I Black Newfoundland Female, age I8
months, `  ~
3 Dark Silver Female Pups, age 6 months.
2 Dark Silver male pups, age 6 months.
The above stock will be sold at reasonable
prices, by immediate application to
_I I HORNBY.
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59 Water Street,
Charlottetown, P. II. Island. '
2229-zo 2oMwfn16i '
"_ roxlzs For sl-'\`ifi'z""
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Reasons why the
Ford Car is Best
Number 4 -- Control i
_ There is no complex shifting of gears to bother the
driver and al; no time in the operation of the Ford car is
it necessary to remove the hands from the steering wheel.
Starting, Stopping and reversing are controlled by
foot pedals, leaving the hands of the driver .free at all
times for the more delicate operation of steering the car.
There are three foot-pedal controls, low and high
p speed, reverse, and emergency brake on left side of car.
,I The spark and throttle is directly under sterrlng wheel,
Control of the Ford car is the simplest and easiest of any
car on the market.
Bruce Stewart fs?-Co.. Ltd.
‘ ' Agents for l’.E. Island, `
2247-10-28M5I.pd.
Pun  4
MALE 'IIELP WAN I`l'1D
some knowledge of bookkeeping, but
clarking at; times in general ahora
ofvlumberlng concern. A good op-
ening for bright young man who is
anxious to make good. Addr-aaa,
A: B. O., Box 218, Moncton, N.B_
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D ‘H;'i‘§?)Ii)K GQW 1§'i.f}{'|'|_|';y F03 SAI-5 'ro 1.n'r.~ TENEMENT House us Tofontno
gmmm nie alsyoémags-asslaw `vl"1"1.i. SELL 'rwo 0. H. 1. 0. Con- P““°° SL APPIY to 114 Prince St
ilicss-Ban ol . s rs . . _
2364-10 28M3ipd
n'ant rt a¢o0°\‘D°r 011- " “*'_°-*i* *__ ‘ berland and E to St. P l
32 613 5 ,H 5211,, pm... iroxns Fon sam: 'rwo PAIRS _,___, at once_\§nq:h_e _assess on' The sdg and
299 Eus !
Prince Also
Oct.
Wed-
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` TIIE BOILER INSI’EC"I`l0N
.and
INSURANCE COMPANY
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°'""'°“'°°""‘ Rm' "l="a' e on each. apply lauren Hotel. 'ro LET, oN Iponnnu PRINCE AND P°"°d'°°l |“'|’°°I|°“* *If slum B°l|°fl
. . 2368-10-28M3i. Water Bt., mise of '12 rooms all `
'Iyi\,|"bUfI°0h@»  F6TsTn=.T_-Nnwtyycitvnn »é.»a..;t............. np., ' .., [rpm Advice .on »
arr sters.Attoi-no s. o sr! 'u o Guernsey cow. David"Scott, Cam. _ or. _ _ore. 235_B;1 -Z8M3ip_d. . `
il‘?.'.l°‘ia"»'.Ix'°I>l°'il3§ir.'il.““dll.51"i9§I‘ wan. zaeeio-zsuziniipa. ,T0 LET, HoUsu"'conNnR cum-l FM' ‘c°'“"mW°“ ""1 oth" a“°"l°“' R°l“i"‘ 1°
Economical Cperatiion of Steam
Plants A » _
Insurance Against All Loss (Ir  To
Poway ana in. of Llf. ami Po-nnl'l»i¢n¢¢
¢-val Bi Bolo sninm » , _ ‘
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