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EXHIBITION "
POINTER !
'°" PHOTOS 93.
GAUVIN, GENTZEL & C0.
9 x dwzm
Business _§ia_ni_ To lol.
To let, the store? and premises fronting on
#Queen Street, at present occupied byllesan
J. D. l(cLeod & Co., as afgiucery store. Immed-
iate possession given. Apply to
Donna ROGERS. `
=Ch’town 4 tu s wtf. `
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IMPORTED
HAIR
BRUSHES l
T When you need a hair
brush you might 'just as
well geta _good one. All
brushes may look alike' to
you, but thev vary as
everything else. Our
" stock includes a careful
. 1 n
ported makes. We have
; brushes from France and
England.S0me of these im-
ported ones cost as little as
50 cents others run up to
several dollars. .But what-
ever yon pay you will get
the lowest price obtainable. ‘
.THE HOMEI OF THE GUARDIAN
Business Office Telephone l33b
0lceHonrs8a.m. to6p.ni.
J. P. HOOD, Advertising Mgr.
féitorisl and News Telephone 1334:.
MONDAY, SEPT 21, IRB.
DISAPPOINTED IIIIGRANTS.
All the discussion that is going on in
Great Britain about disappointed and dis-
gruntled immigrants in Canada may be
traced to two causes points -out the
Montreal Witness.-Too much coddling
andthe schemes ot private agencies to
make money out of those intending io
emigrate. The beat immigrants that ever
came to this country-the men and
women who, with their descend-
ants. made it what it is-rams here pay-
ing their own way, and determined to
win homes and independence by their
exertions. But now we have agencies to
ccaxpeopletccome to Canada. Alluring
p'etunes of the country are displayed and
abundant literature is distributei broad-
cast setting forth its advantages for
home-seekers. We even help the immi-
grants with money to pay their passage
out. We give land and, in- some
plemenis to enable them to start in
The Medical Han. _ li
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The S. St. Bonavista sailing from '
Montreal, Tuesday morning, Sept.i
a2nd,wil1 be due at Charlottetown,
their way and have help..d greatly in the
settlement of our western lands. But they
seem to have given rise to the notion in
the Old Country that anyone who con-
sents to emigi-ate to Canada thereby ee-
tabllshes a claim on its government and,
when he arrives at his destination, if he
does not find roast pigs with knives and
forks stuck in them running about cry-
ing, ‘Come, eat me,” he writes home to
friends and newspapers decrying the
country and complaining of deception
and ill-usage. A few such 'persons can
make a great deal of noise and may suc-
Ihursday evening September 24th» ceed in deterring others from emigrating.
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 °“ F§‘d?Jyh':_‘f°n’N§;Pt9nb;r;:;`h But a thing that they must learn, and
:;1‘1iS§°nrl,tht`S;dnes; cafrgilgg  ’ that people in Great Britain and Ireland
cattle and sheep on deck and produce' should know, is that this Dominion ,is
under deck at lowest possible rates.
For further particulars as to freight
and passage apply to
- PEAKE BROS dx CO.,
Agents.
ch°iowa.sept.ai dgi _ ,hope to succeed. We have a welcome
f
' no place for men who are not self-reliant,
 willing to work and ready to lay A hold of
5 whatever opportunities offer in a land
; where only those who work hard can
I
cases, seed grain, cattle and lm-
lzfe. Allthese inducements are good inl
THE GUARDIAN, =.HAXLO'l‘l‘B'l‘0‘WN, PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND,
dur
go to
There isroom work
all, but where everyone is over-busy at
his owpjcb, no one has time to look up
Thareseemslobea neoensityioralawto
punish impenmstion at n telephones
aii‘thelmproper use of the phone for
mischievous purposes. It would he
tion by wire demand some appropriate
_ UMILY Ann _U-|._K|_Y_) _  by law such as governs the use ni. .1~, _  -_
North side Queen square. _of the mails. Recently the country had A ‘  L, __ ,
 “° P' 3' I' a notable iss ance of the necessity of this l ' A in
in the case of some unknown who persn
ated a prominent resident of Alexandria
at the telephone and perpe rate-'i a stupid
MX on un o e ot oi ay
atois or anonymous users is pregnant
with possibilities of wrong-doing of a
much more serious character, and the
existence of a law which would make the
punishment of such possible when infrequ-
ent detections occur would have a salutary
einen in discouraging that son or suing.
Any lmpostor, whether viiiian or tool, on
theeud of a telephone line can make no
cud ot trouble and there should be some
means ot puuishmg either variety.
‘"'y""'  i * '
It looks as 1
if a man's
back is the
center of '
strength when
he is straining
;L_oliftorhau_l_a
eavy w ' t.
But the gint
of strength is
not the back,‘
‘ but the atom- ._ -_
sch. 'l'here’snostren_gth
the backXt_'_a  hes
f»omlso2»a,mam%ho:sm'd°
‘;°..:°s:s‘.‘°‘ ‘°°° '""*°4'3..,....
and assimilated.
stomach is diseased, the nutri-
tion of food is lost and phys-
ical weakn& follows.
s Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical
Discovery cures diseasesof the
stomach and other organs of
digestion and nutrition.
makes men strong and mua-
cnlar, by enabling the 
digestion and assimilation .
of the food eaten.
I #itl-
IICIIK CBR.
'The medical advisor,
in paper covers, is sent
on receiptof 3_§°one-
centstam
custonisagtl mlrf `
in on! Addrel
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IOPERAUSE
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t thefe was held in the a. City of %T£i__ron£_<:'_'__`a
E in n. All thenewpatterns 
and trade wdrldwshdwn by Efty-three of the largest
Furniture Manufacturers. Our Mr- Wri ht was
CHARLO
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newcoaditions of communication alorded ' ~ ‘ 'A ‘ ' ` »'
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-six more  on the way--look for our booth
ha. Exhibition Ideztn F;Il;il$'es°etsust of EQIP'
ve largest an ost A , _ ‘
whenwetellyouthatatleasttwothirds it if
lllsllemwulkm
FMS to up what we say in the newspapers
today would cost ns s`o»perncent mme- than wel
it yo ` easily understand why we ave put  c
th ff‘You ~ - ' I
#Q -yodbnngm .»'~' TTT T” if
anywhere else-you cannot buy at as low a “ rice
der choice sefections eachf
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Admimion 25 cents.
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usual places, Ioaday
‘easy johsforothsnwhodiavehands ot Q  T” all 'P ` “ ‘ ' *iff* f-  -7'* iw 215,-*>»"7”"  " ~¢ fs
their own, in _a free Held under'  
si mano-in quota uns tu' ooh* 1 fi -.“,f<";“‘
" _rtobestowsavecn the intelligent, _ _ _ , L_, 
active,sober and industrious. - " ' ‘ J' z I
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All 0f»tsvs¢xolso¢6'io»ns\kI¢'zot ooo-  I ’
imoe whistles. souiooims been o aus ~ . * ' »
_of annoyance and sometimes amusement. _ _
_wherever telephones aie found says:- '
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"-"-2"S°"-°“"‘°"?“°“°‘-” .__ LM D d mi Th __ __ _For ih¢QanJConc¢r{ afjames Paton 8 Co., Holiday KH
om* Hmm u mon” 6 “__ sm” “_ in Hamilton there wasamore malicious _ _ ‘ ' ‘ 3' , .-T _ ._
__ E_ ,_ uc§mADY_ ,gm and hawk” cw in ,meh s mm tel* I. March . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . . ._.4th Regiment C. L. lm
Residence releohoneas 2. Overture . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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_phoned a woman that her, husband had waltz n _ _ _ _ _ Mk km
r -_ beenkilled on the railway. The au. uish '  March°_° ° ° ° ° ° ' '
° ° ° _ ' _  _ ' '_°_°_° 'B"D'"°"'ié ° 'LIn,y °‘ hah
l °m‘°“°‘°'°“°°°°"°“‘°”““°‘|‘h°‘j°k°' 5.. Scotcliéele.¢::tion.°.'..  .. 
I N  N  was exploded by the arrival home of the 6_ Desc!-ipfive Piwe _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
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slhsed dead man Mo be imagined- T110 7. Waltz . . . .
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. . . . . Hedora
improper use of the telephone by person- 8. March. . .‘ . . . . . . . . . . .
. .Will Ye N0 Come Back Afliil
1 9. Medleyof Scotch' Airs . . . . .
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io.ScotchCakeWalk . . . . . . . . . . .
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_ The most notable achievement in reedit ymrrii
ing has been the Paton development i Ke
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W ' Furniture Bmimes
\ ) Itsee s nl afewmonths °
‘ ~ _f _ ago since local pupil
 _ _f almost evetgbcédvypredicted that our Furl\ihl.!¢T|’i
f ' "~.===Tiiil1i ing west to the big store in Canada. P  Ii!
O ' ‘ so many sendir§ to TORONTO, MONT Chi
large firms for nrniture.
Paton’s low prices on Furniture has settled that question for ev* t
i f 'l`he moment Furnituremade its appearance at Patons, a fair ized price was
on every piece of Furniture. a `
A Pmce sui=F|clENTLv PRO!-ITABLB.
_ To do a legitimate business and yet as low as the demands of oousi&at rms*
would allo\v,_and the price marked on the  of every not only chmd 
criticism but was the lowest  for which that piececould be bougH tor in any UI! H
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Another  joint; the _moment  Flmitnn at th 
it  the   Furniture; itwaanolol@ my if
oneplace_toauothetI_sgglmgovertheprioetosiriveattliev£aeof what the pthe
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