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THE GUARDIAN,
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To cure a. headache in ten mln utes us d’ t kml  
x.mt°n Headache Powders' Auotner attempt has been ma o o _
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  case the attempt was discovered, in tlieif ‘ ° _ V '
Is not alike, that is whv so
many people on getting a trial
of low grade cotfee with
nearly half cliicory give up its
use. We guarantee to give you
absolutely pure coffee, of the
highest grade we can buy, put
. up especially for ourselves with
not an ounce of ehicory.
A sample trial will convince
you that we have the highest
grade of cotlee in town.
40 Cents per lb.
* .
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I . I action on the blood and nerves it gives
I
  lsllursz
To the Exhibition should
see our exhibit of
' __ RANGES
Canada’s leading Range,
special prices this week on
all kinds ot Stoves, delivered
free at any Station on P.E.I. 3°”`““"°° °‘"`° f°" pu°°'
Our store will be o ‘” D ' `
pen N- S. APPLE SHIPPERS.
_ ¢v¢ry ° ht fl mock _ \ Bleyelists and all athlete depend on - 1  " » --._ _ I
mg un I 9 0 ~ . BENTLEYS Liaimeat is keep then- - 0rrAw~A. Sei>tember23- I 'A ironic:
’ A joints llmber aojmncles iotrim. ' _ 8PD1o_BbiPP€1'8&l‘¢ ll8l'kiU8 WSU' 309°!! `
.e `  ` grades apples ‘fExtra, Extra,”  ` .
; ‘ ' ‘ e XX or No. 2. reqnired bp law. Fruit f
' ’ spcctors are ' obliged accordingly
WW W _ _ _ in .~ M such packa es “fal ly k d."'_
l . - ‘ . . . X.
Ever seen in the City, is on at the big store. _ _
Thousands and thousands of $’s worth of splen-,
did Clothing. _
Thousands and thousands of $"s_wo'th ol. Furs, ` ‘
j Thousands and thousands of $'s worth of Dress - J' ‘F
Goods.
Thousands and thousands of $'s worth of Hats. -1
And ¢v¢r7thing sdlingfai the toward eflow _.a is
you with every two dollars worth of goods *a life 
size Crayon Portrait of yourselflree. E ‘ 1 V  ‘_  
  the  __Boy;, _ ` 
prices. Besides the low prices remember that we give  U S 'l'
gf 1  '~»_DUR~1NG-~
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iproper moment. All tho_~e1ubc,alsohad<
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'community than the health ot its women.
_w proverb, the sons will- give laws to the
; nine omans and ensures their roxtular and
THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 25. 1902 ‘
which he was expected to travel In one M
escaped '
Henry J. Morgan ct Ottawa, the author
ot many valuable volumes on Canadian
subjects, is about to issue a new edition
of Canadian Hen and Women of the
Time. This exoelle nt work stands at the
head ot all Canadian bloszraphles of living
persons, in the careful selection at names
and the just estimate of their position in
the community. It is also very oomore-
hensive in its loops. How especially it ia
regarded as an authority within  _field
is shown by a letter written to a ti-lend la
Canada, by a lady who attended th
Coronation, in  lbs MIN., E- _
.- “Wo  
where-even with his namesake, J. Pier- '
pong llc;-gan, and with Andrew 
The Duke ot Argyle pollossol  5,195*
of the “Canadian Hon and .'Wc|non.c;MlIo~
Timqlone in.hia regular olcc H4090 3°
keeps one for hor private use, while King
Edward himself, we were informed, hai a
. 'Koruna' near at hood. QI im'  
mother also had, tor consultation at the
HEALTH FOR WOMEN. _ »
“Few things are more Qimportant to t
It strong is the tame ot the mother says a
especially woman’s medicine. By its
strength and vigor to the delicate temi
other the train was wrecked but the Czarg
the Czar, by wrecking the railway train ’
X” """ 'twmv ' 5"" on which he trhvelled returning from_;_ » _ _
Kursl: to St. Peteisbunz. Rails were re- `
 moved on two lines by one or other o ,I
11-_
Building Wrecked and Crim-
inal Sufcided C
THE RESULT OF QUAR`REl.
guests, who than auicidcd. ' \ A
trim their beds but only 'tho proprietor,
Louis Brandt and his wi€s'_werc 
thelatter anxiously. . ` '_
The building was baily wreckal. lla-
Keo and Brindt are alleged to have quar-
V.
5- as
Mexico lShaken by an Earthquake. _ I 3 l I 
More Men Resumingi Work in  “~~> '
I I A
Hard'Coal District. E' , i __
.tt‘1§is.» We
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auorrnnrnauiran. __ . Q, _ .M ii"
y Wiamaoroijr. _ Swlf- 5°T(,SP°"l*ll‘°T“*‘ liavegnaie for th; r M-":'on
-c¢ia»i~1_i.gi» honing' ay§_¢atu_.iji£i»
inoroingf by Frank Kelso, one ofthe will be supplied with
owl`l'r<l_'rnaowsraoxt ‘1°nl!nano'. "" ‘ E _
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lil! private don. The Pi1nccas'”5Loulle"=;i"1:-m'°°°V’ °'   
sued. ‘ _ ` 1 W C
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linxrco Cirr, Sspt 8-S' (~3pas’s.l) A12 aev ~ "Y
eroearthquaks chock wastelthore crack- “ iTQ.D ' '
people-‘° Dr Chasers Nerve Fwd is ingaiai-ge nqmbar orbuiiiings. ' r
COLL IIIINES RESUIIING WDRK.
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HasaissUao,S_spt. 23 (Special) About,
The ladies are invited to call and see our
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IMPERIAL OXFO RD$
_House, lt being the last trip of the “owl
train” for this season. A very pleasant
1 time was enj oyed by all present.
surprise on their arrival at Annapolis last
Salter, proprietress ot the Commercial
 Bros ' 
.   To THELADY TEACHERS or P.
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K1=.'N'rvr1.Li:,Sep‘. 23.-CJnductorNicbolS l
and train crew were given a very pleasant I
Sat
urday evening in the way of a recep _
tion and supper given by Mrs. J. Homer
WANTED -A bo at once astro g steady 3 se mar e
gd -1, P 1-sawn, y 25 i pa One ot the following marks must an
not guarantee how long they will last at' `
goods cheap for cash at Paton’s. 1 i
genuine snaps. Have you called in for.
'yours yet? f _ - - ' li
rash tor onr“snape.”We have plenty more
l“f`. and nr° prepared to meet 'all oomsrsfa
--- ‘ni ali -u’_~. Bookstore is the place. li 1.
Hiv a, ...».i.~ at our show window and you
\v.!l k-io s' I -~-§@il’4clloll’s  
and ul-x-r~ .orlhdam at Patofs li 1 »
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fF°_r ;fl1_<_=__?;<1\!=_=s- 1 1
1  2:11.11 »1i‘-gait Brési'i¢s,.*ei¢., ae;
stock in the'c_ityL<L ' - '
_l;;{#~e1Ul:_fl\_1elnf;;:l°2)°;1€é ‘£a8kl':a_‘i";]_‘;_‘_" 350 en are at workin mines in the Ly- ° ’ ' °
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form to the thin and angular. _ koi" P28!"-
p0pULUR '|‘RA|N QREW, . operited on Wednesday and the breaker handsomest stocks of general ipwcry
_ -- at Lyken i starts tim arrow.
is pas ut many who are cured ot _teh
ing b'e 1-lin or pro'r_udiog pi - .by the
thelrrecoverv ai next thins: to miracu-
lous. It is not uncommon for persons who
haveundergine painful. ri-_'ky and expen-
sive operations in vain to be finally cured
by this wonderful ointment. It is the
standard the world over and the only
d
ol
im
to
pear
on all closed piolrages. No. 1, or XX
No. 2. or XX; No. 3, or X. _
.
hats, trimmed and un-trimmed, from $1
up to $7.00. Ask to see our trimmed hat ~
You are respccttully invited to inspect
, ` .00
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new coat-1, new carpets and other leadin
PATON & Co. » 2otf.
Dii you see the pretty little Photo
Frame your friend bought at Mitchel-lis
Bookstore t They have more left but can
those prices. 1 - _ li ‘
Heavy Ovarcoa*-s, Rsefers and For lined
Mitchell’s Bookstore ls. offering some
During Exhibilion days we had quite a 
_ 1 i
D» von Jmow, what “snap” menus?
T .i’r r- ira le Ladies’ built-bkirhl, Coats
The big bro aker at Wllliamstowns was new  Ine of Pattern Hats and one of the
~`_____.._----,-_.-- Charlottetown
'l.1.-aura! UE MIRACLES.
 
use ofl) Cnases Ou tment look upon
Item From The
_ _Our milliner M153 Match has returned from her visit to the
sale millinery opening
1 _ Exclusiveness is also a feature of our assormentd as the
esigns that appeals to .the popular taste If yotrwant th
, terms visit our millinery department "'
NEW DRESS FABRICS
Include especially priced suitings of all kinds, and costume cloths in all
stylish shades
it
s
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our early fall stock of Trimmed and Un- 1 "
trimmed Millivery. vovsislinn of outinsf VENETIANS FRIEZES SERGES HOMESPUNS BROAD LLDTHS and ZIBILINES
at $2.50 and our outing hat at $1.50, also
our Duchess at $1.00. We are showing ne
furs, now~di-ess gosds, new uuderwi ar,`
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fall goods. Respectfully yours, J AS' _
jackets, Coats, Capes 111 all the latest styles, warrantable makes, best
finish, at reasonable prices
‘Fr -‘
A special display 111 Children s section of Coats Reefers, Ulsters, W1
speciay designed lines for school wear. `
ABOUT PURS
~ , With the cold weather, the Fur departmentclsarms l .- -.~ .
have perfect confidence in bu in our  Li! !! I
y f h very . _ f
and the styles are the styles of tid-day urswgrdai s ll g wires!! wa new
than any other place in Charlottetown Try us 1feyo.;o:1l& Flu? less money
1 iioNc'roN iwiaisns
For coa_ts,Capesand neckwear in fi: en if
acafs, best value in town at Patoa’s. '1 i '
rr.~\»»si~..1.ie1n miiiinery, been iiim-" ` ’
mode.-1 if i’.itin’s.
S ;K/';1a_._1'<;s_;_orl;esagents for the celebrated Moncton fllgeedg, Blankam g,
i1= You L1. cone In we LL ren. You none incur im Haas
f , _ _ l 50 Remnants of Dress Goods at prices you re willing ‘ivpoy
- : _ ' °_ 1- -~ _ Grey Factory Shifting 25c; yard '
_B* g  ' Heavy English Kersey; S1111-ting, 2 5c yard
 - _ -AT-5' v' ‘ » Canad1a11f~,Kei-sey Shirting, 2 c ard
5 Y
l The celebrated Mom-ea Dre .1 d
All wool Canadian Dm fgcet’  an 45a ya
In Coml5s"Sponges,Hair,
Big Stock' Perfumes at cut
'“"* Snioloers -1- 11`iost“'
1* ...
 select from. 1
A  Drug Store. »
We save you money on your
_      _ _'   All wool Blanketmg, 6§§e;’nd.19o,g, yard
' ` 1 ' " " “ CanadianTweed,25c,3_oc,§5emd4ocyard,
$1 00, $1* 25, $1 50 Corsets in best makes at 75c. pair (in large basket) all
sizes
Perkins
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