.v .
tlrder Your Winter
 Coal ~
now whlleitsi cheaper," and
while 'we are, discharging
direct from the vessel.
We 'are receiving coil,
every day, now, all kinds andl
sizes. . _ ~
Order your supply tc-day:
A, ‘  & C0. “Friday Oct lllih is the last
dl\Ylf_0l' l|’¢C£ivll‘nlg discounts on
. ¢ ec _fic _ ig l ils for Sept m-
. Ch t°wn e ber lighting. Pay today and stave
' , ' m°"°Y- |9611-_ll_l-8M5i.
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Phone 2411
U . _
lr ru 
Sullarnl tortures Until
“Fruit-a-lives” tired Him
MCMlLLA.N’s Cognigg, Ogg"
"vw fwey. °'i»...i".`f£ii‘1§‘-‘f i2’Z’
P°ff¢Ct panacea for Rheumatilin. For
aiilfl, I suffered distressing pain from
I _ riltiea or Sciatic Rheumatism, being
T' “P 5¢V¢l'Bl times a year for days at a
t nie. I went to d\il`erent_doctors wiw wid
me there was no use doing anything--ig
W0\lld pass sway. They gave me
pihustard planters and other remedies
at did no good. Plasters took mo
effect on me-except to blister me and
make raw spots. I took many advertised
remediefwlthout benefit, but fortunate.
ly, about two years ago. I got -'Fr-ui¢.;.
tives” and they cnrec me.
Sim then. I take ‘-Fraii.a_uv¢.--
occasionally and keep free of pain, 1
am satisfied “Fruit-a-tives” cured me of
Rheumatism and they will cure anyone
who takes them as directed. If this
letter would be of value to you,
publish it" JOHN B. MCDONALD.
Indeed, this letter is of value to up
and to the thousands of sufferers from
Rlieuinatisiri, 'Sciatica, Lumbago and
Ncuralgia. It points the way eo 'rl
certain cure. 5oe s box, 6 for$2.5o trial
size, 2§c_-_ At dealers or from ¥niit~s-
tives Limited, Ottawa,
_,fit pays' to ,bay in this Provinp,e_.j"
_ narsnzo Bama" o‘a'1f'r1.in.-with
the present sources of the supply, ol
coming more and more limited the
raising ol beef cattle becomes oi the
greatest importance and moment-.to
the farmers ofpthis province, and in
recognition of.tbis, the Government
Agricultural Department intend hold-
ing a fat stock show at the Agricul-
tural»Ha1l, with the oblect of encour-
aging the people to raise fat cattle
for beef purposes. The date oi the
show has not yet been fixed. _
ACCOUNTING SYSTEM.-The new
accounting system of the P. E. I. R.,
'fifth division of- the Canadian Gov-
erninent Railways, is now\ in full
operation. The employes are
now getting quite familiar with
the , system, which list 'the
same as that used on the I. C. R.,
and feel that it is an improvement
over the former system. _ All the
for-ms of the P. E. I. R. are now thc
Slime as the forms of the I.C. R. and
the business is now transacted the
some as that of the other Canadian
Government Railways.
(FFUDI yesterday‘s Evening Guardian)
l3AD` ACCIDEN'l‘.- The many
friends of Mr. Robert McVittie of
Westmoreland, Lot 29, will regret
to learn of his having sustained a
V The right waylo cure your cough is to~use Cherry  ""f‘||°|, }.
Bark Cough Mixtu c - a moat pleasing preparation  '  if
that allays irritation and cures ilie cough. `  i`§I_
` l`  'T1
Cure Your Cough 
“ /:,!lf./;‘ `,§
Guaranteed, z5c and 5oc a bottle. 1 3-“dw  f
McKinnon Drug Co. 1  li;
” Great George and Kent Street \ _, "“
ii
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1 ___
1
 ` ,C000 NEWS i
 Q for
“  iililil.lNlA'l`iC _
__,___C,hange ol lime '
Commencing on Monday 6th,
lust. the morning train from Sourls
will leave at 6.35 A. M instead of
5. 30 A. l/I. _
Georgetown at 6.30 AM instead
of 5.20 A M.. and Elmira at 5 30
A M. instead of 4.25 A. M.
~ Passengers bv these tr ai ns
will not be able lo connect at Royalty
Junction with the express train
from Charlpttetown for Summer-
side and points on the mainland.
1,902- io-4Mli`-51. .
i r
medicinal remedy that will
relieve and finally cureihls
painful disease;
R0l)D’S 1? 1
Rhenmatism ~Cui_'e‘
having cured" many severe
cases, vre_recomn1end'it to all
suffering from rheumatism
with confidence. '
J. | 1
Prince Edward island S\lFl’l?REllS~
I' g  i means the- discovery of, a
Geo. E. Hughes
The People’s Druggist
§_
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rllfinny and
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Contented
` ls the man behind a pipe
full of Hiclrey°s Brigert
Cui Smoking Tobacco.His
pipe dreams will always be
pleusant because this tobacco
is manufactured from only the
mst Virginia leaf the Aroma
f§¥f'f_=' 1- r ,_ 1
 ' -`°.“" ' being pure and fragrant. Try
,-_,__-__-,=.,¢_-_:___   _ ,,___:_.,._.,__ it for your next smoke.At all
' ' ,' ` " ` ` ` 'A Grocers and Druggists,_
Hickey &, Nicholson Tobacco Co. Ltd. .
painful accident. V While engaged
stacking hc accidently fell receiving
a. bad fracture of the bones of the
leg between his knee and ankle. Dr.
Bovyer of Crapaud is attending the
injures' and Mr. McVittie is doing
as well as could be expected. _ Mark
Mcvettie, son of theinjured man,
who has1bcen in the Canadian North
Wont the past summer is expected
home tonight.
PERSONALS. _ C
, | ___
Mr. and Mrs. J. K. lions, Charlo-
ttetown, spent yesterday in Summer-
slde. V ' i, _ __ ,
Mr. Theodore Lantz, Charlotte-
town, has returned from a visit to'
Boston and New York.
Mo. Lésus Auld, Charlottetown,
left yesterday on a short trip ‘to
Newcastle, N. B.
Mrs. T. B. Riley, Charlottetown,
left yesterday for Rhode Islands to
visit her aunt who is very ill.'
Miss Mary Bulderston, Charlotte-
town, left this morning to visit rc-
latives in Los Angeles, Calif., and
will remain for the winter.
Mrs. David Cochrane and two
children have arrived from Scotland.
They are the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
J.  Mcllaifie, Prince Street.
Mrs. (Dr.) Ayres of Charlottetown,
and Mrs. Pope Crosby of West River
lcft. by yesterday morning’s truin ou
a visit to frleiids in Campbellton,
N. B.
Miss Ethel Seller left yesterday
morning for Newton, Mass.,- where
sbs will resume her duties in the
hospital. Sho was accompanied by
har sister, Miss Ssllar, who has gone
to Boston. ' ,
Miss Ella Sutherland of this City
loaves this morning for Montreal
where she will bc one of the princ-
ipals in an interesting event which
takes place theue. She will be ac-
conipaniod by her mother Mrs. J.
M.,Suthcrland,~who will visit in that
city.
From Yesterday's Evening Guardian.
Rcv. ” J. C. Mar,t.in of Cardigan
and Rev. S. A. Martin of Manitoba,
left Monday morning for Sydney to
attcud the Synod.
Mr. Sydney H. Grant and Mrs.
Grant, who have spent the past sum-
mer at the Victoria Hotel, Char-
lottetown, left'this morning for their
home in Prince Albert, Sask; Thuy
.go via New York, where they lutcud
taking in the Wor1d's series of Base-
ball games.
Mr. and Mrs. C. O. McCallum of
High River, Alta., who have been
spending the summer in Charlotte-
town vialting Mrs. MeCn.llum’s par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Nicholson,
left this ` mofnlng on a holiday trip
to Boston and New York, where thcy_
will take in the World's series of
baseball games. They' are accom-
panied as far as New Haven, by Miss
Nicholson.
::The Gem Junior Safety gives ex-
cellent satisfaction. We sell them on
their merits. Your money refunded
if _not ‘perfectly satisfied with the reg
T Piano Buyers who are L00l¢_-
°;,.g for A BARGAIN
Th re are about B0 different makes of Pianos
" in cluuins
I only selling attraction is
There ure piiiuos w i090
, Timur Arrr-:manner-: 6 i I
_ , - 8
There are pianos fuirly well intiile. “Hd “F0 J“Sll 80° °°mm°"°
` "“'“°”' "“‘ °-“‘"`°° h” °§i°ii$`|. issriuinnnr
MU
_ . _ ht th lr wa tothe front through f
it“rss:r.':.;‘:.":':.‘:.1t°T'u§°if2b'§.~.<=€for»»l»~»~»- 1 e
. ' Nvurcu clasps oar
" » e ATIDN _
' i 'V ` A rililiiiiiiiiiiur situ Youiiosr LIKELY _
AIN or i ' 1 ,
TQ Gm A MKG EVERYBODY Kmlrviiidnrlssoiiuh smiir
umiurzusu soo. KARN-rronrrrs, in - ~
L<2°K~M'+““’i'°ron vsiui: iuzcztvzn h I
th t we do ,not sell as c sap y
..i’°“.‘;tl‘:‘r'.°.‘:;‘:.:":.'.‘:‘i1’:u.a“l‘2.!f‘?»f »f°~»»~» » ' -
'“ °" iuzai. naaoaiu .
I he above named lnstrul `
* We _lnvlw “ 00"’ ‘Ti‘°“ °' °"' "“°°i °r'>' i i i _ if a eannomir
ments. with any ilmlgl '“ my cm' "£182: delffxign yo ._ '
 as good value for your l\\°“°Y h°'7°i --.1 
r _ _ ~ BRo"§i  
MI L  OHARLOTTETOWN
Old blades `rc-sharpened, 30c doz.
E. A. Foster, Central Drugstore. ~
-_-:_-_-:_-_-_-:::_-;_-_».-.7_-::.z-:.11-_-:.-:_-_-_-_-_-;:>.z‘ice-:nv
nes: to the markers oi use worm be- °'
suits obthlned. 0nly_ $1.00 each:  i_____A
Remember we guarantee this razor. I ' '
Extra Blades for all safety razors. ` (__  ,ax 
CONGRESS - The
Congress' to be
19th October
according to exchanges, be one
greatest gatherings of _Catho-
‘llc clergy and lalty ever held ln' Am-
sriga. The ‘greatest speakers of the
Church in United States and Can-
ada are on the.program, and P. Fl
b'or -of P. E. I. clergy taking part.
Rev. Dr. Francis, C. Kelly the Pres '
I-its Lordship Bishop ,O'l.eary'snd a'
number., of other Island clergy will
also attend. There is a special fare
of $18.00 return to Boston and no
'selves of the occasion to take in the
your own combings. Also shampoo-
ing and massage. 1979-10-B‘Mtf.
::Our telephone number is 219. Rc-
mcmber it, don’t forget it, for any
time you cauuot call here in person
you can use the phone with thc as-
surance that you will get the same
courteous attention as if you shopped
in person. Prompt, courteous atten-
tion, quiclr delivery and reasonable
prices are features of our phone ser-
vice. Use the phone, 219. The Mac-
Kinnon Drug Co., Corner Great
George and Kent: Sits.-`Mtf.
I
Minard’s Llniment Co., Limited.
Dear Slrs,-I had a Bleeding Tu-
mor on my face for a lout; timeand
tried a number of remedies without
any good results. I was advised to
try M1NAItD'B LINIMENT, and af- ,
ter using several bottles it made a
complete cure, and it healed all up
and disappeared altogether.
DAVID HENDERSON.
Bcllclsle Station, Kings Co., N. B.,
Bout. 17, 1904.
i‘As a tonic, blood builder and
nerve strengthener there are few pre-
parations that can equal Mac’s
Blood Food. It is made according
to a formula that has been used ‘
successfully for many years by thc
loading hospitals .in America and
England. For increasing, purifying
und strengthening the blood supply, `
building up the nervous system and
rejuvenating your health generally
you will find Muc's Blood Food a
really e`xcellcnt preparation. Price
50c. The Two Macs, 149 Great: Geo.
Et. - ~ MEtl.
“You have been asking us for
Yarns during the last few days- `
great assortment of all kinds
just In from_Brigland and Ger~
mIany_ Shetland- Andalusian-
Beehive-S_hotIand Floss-Single
and Double Berlin-Perfeoto
Elder down and all the rest.
Remember all our woots are Full
Weight. Moore Si McLeod
, 1975-I0-8M3I
l J
I-lere’s $5o.oo_ worth of pro- ,
tectioii for your wall°,r»i tures,
chandeliers, currsius and
furniture for only loc.
Wonder Fly Killer
» 'Never Fails
Put up in a round tin p'afe,
with full directions, can be
used economically and neatly,
use as littleor as much as you
like. Will last along time. It
gives us pleasure to provide
these good little things for
our customers. _ _
doubt a number will avail them- , -Q »
" >
clad to announce that we have a is.
lssooo ur loc ll
_ V m fi ‘W
.»,o..i »  -
,.»
iliiihiiwi   
"?°P'° , ,\ _ iisizi own sami cimionumr
as
\
ident of the Extension Bbciaty, un- |  'l ' if-' 
der. whose auspices the Congress will )', gil/ = " L Q `
be held, is a._ Charlottetown boy and I  1?/ ‘- . \
~.. | .  Aw ~ f _ ,
'fi 1 (9 G ' .  ` .
l` i
.__ ci
_ rl
---._--__.__o_: lb
-*Ar-, __ il
` A i\'~
1
, . _ 1 of
Congress. Bishop McNally,`of Gal- I ' ___ i“ , 1 ` 1
gary, another Islander will also bc l ll ll '_ fa( `~
there. The Islanders will be enter- l _ . .» 1 ° '°¢ ' !
tained by some l’. E. Islanders now " { `“” i 1 _ 1 , 
residing in the ~riub;" ¥ \ / , ., .
4
nuns. WHITE, Ham nnnssnia, ‘ ' Q `
in at the Lennox for short time only .",,, Q /Y
and wiu be pleased to meer au ner , _ , ~ .» _ ' 1
patrons. All styles made up from i `   ` . 1 .lb I
.J l 1
Fl

i rr*
 85° ' o
thing we have ever had r _ these two lines.
Some of the
,New Fall Coats
Herc's a smart little English coat in
diagonal tweed, little velvet- collar, back
has semi-,belted effect piped with velvet,
trimmed with buttons. This line in
brown or greys-according to size. _
4.25, 450. 4.95. 5.25, 5.50.
Another English model comes in.
blue or brown Cheviot with sailor collar
'of bright red. This is a very smart
fetching line of coats for kiddies
4.25, 4.50, 4.75.
Dark blue wide wale `cbeviot, good
weight, shows cuffs and revers, trimmed
with black and white, finished with a
touch of bright braid. This coat is double
breasted with large gilt buttons.
All .sizes same price 4 75.
 f `. Two
1
We like to demonstrate our
ability to serve the public well
at all sensor s, `
.lohnson& Johnson
` The Quality Drugstore. i
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\,
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_.- '  g
Islanders anouin be more than usual- i" . /-'ll-`§‘f'f , %
ly interested on account of the num- ' ' A  , _ _ I /. " Q 1 -
' ff’ \ 5 » \ " ' `
‘L Q31’   if
L7 l ' l_ ni
Q e _
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Q /‘
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‘if isasgh
5-4 . _
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/_ _ J
I Worth 2.75
for'1.75
Black or navy Vieur.\--
plain gored model-trimmed
- with black silk braid very
r neat well fitting garment
' lo:...__..........,1_75
~ ll §.'I.‘Ii.?.i‘ll:1.|_50 ll
pecn
You’ll be interested to-day in
the Show of Girls Coats and Dresses
THIS TIME we want to talk particularly about some very pretty low pi-igg
coats and dresses for little girls. The stock of these is 'wonderfully gocd-a gi-ea;
new lot just came in ir -'i ii ~‘ makers in England a few days ago--and they beat any.
Consider these
School Dresses
Nice little English die-is oi navy
blue Serge-one piece dresf, kilted skirt,
butioned back, dutch neck, trimmed with
small buttons and faced with bias bands
cf blue and white.
L95 and 2 25.
Very pretty sailor dress of fine navy
serge. The wide collar is trimmed with
bands of braid, kilted skirt, white serge
shield. ~ '
L95. 2.25, 285, 525.
One piece' school dress of navy serge
-with plain gored skirt-buttoned up
front with medium size brass buttons.
Sailor collar trim med with white son tache
braid in all sizes at 4.50. '
Wonderful
it i ._ Values in Skirts
Worth 3.00
for 2.25 i
Avery smart plain gvred
skirt, medium nrirow width,
trimmed with braid and Bur-
ton and made of fine all wool
blue serge for. . .. 
7
| wiucn onus rouixsr
'l"‘”'= neucious ries
time-lovin! ton-tu our p on
\-"-,\_\\_i _. __._¢,_ __ T- .ffm-1 -
L ‘ "l>,i';E`¢_ “\{‘.=`.\  in - ‘ _
 '_“.2}).~ ,_ ,if-,--,, -f-,- “Double Border If-lorgstltolhed b ‘(:‘ur ml|||:1ner‘yax:Ng:-Illrirzmzlnhnhizis; . _
   ,  S l i. I n , ave use ee runn g
 ~."l"'l'- Vg. G3:nT?n_‘°lll?\L.:zr|f: rihog curtalnlno keep pace with tha demand each Quafigfly 
' l  material that you have been dfy- P10*-W "BN U0 "Ulf G0=»\- _ `
l_,oklng for all round town for the much here-that-and the woar- ` OF THE
 cw   ;:';°'.y°° ° :::,°..".'.~’.'.".:';:'.“::_.°*';:i.t;‘..‘“.1 .
n w i e. vor . ~ .
iJal;°,?,i'»,irirl?srriii“°d';|ge. 1ns pr|ogs,Me|.eo.r_ |915-io-smar. (._l'l&l'l0ll¢l0Wl\
run 250.350 380. 420 Moore & ____ -
. . V*
list from our _ovoal_. fruity, health-
l'i%l.‘l2l'.§r“’»‘L"r'4..§L”if’h.P.?3l°£iii‘33? .tif
For Elo satisfaction, larior-saving and
.:‘.f- ~. "
A Superior
Toilet Soap
| A hand'soap-a toilet soap-
, zlént is far above the ordinary ia
l illinm's Jersey Cream. lt is
\“`1"“~' “ 
- Mtf. . _ '.\-~'~. `¢"fx¢X““ if
‘ 1°-A  36%; -».'»-"P_;§3¢.. ` i
. - ...I 1%-,_,_,_ ,_| V, _f= -.__ » _
MGLUOU- l975'|0`8M3|- "You run no risk when you leave  of 
_ your prescription here. Our prescrip-
“Tho huts f-hilt Slllf- all S0\"l~9 0| tion department is presided over by
‘ heads-ar. the prices that fit all expert p|,,,,-m,,ci,,¢, 0nry_ no noviw 1 I vpn
SONS 0| Purses. °SP0°|°"Y |95" or bngluuor does any part of the The "gn ar quilt" Y m `l R
°|\°5‘“°|'°h°'° '"9"' '“°"3 3°°"°' work and our prescriptions are Ui “le Cl`|i*¥l0\l¢t°Wl1 B°5ld °f
N°W “"5 ‘" 75°' s"00' "50' thoroughly tested and checked to ln- Trade “mia held in their moms,
cleansing an i a skin food and has
soothing, hauling and cleansing
powers hevond the ordinary.
Extra large calro l0c, 8 for.. 25e
The Tivo Macs
149 Gt. Geo. St.
3 00, 3.50 to 5.00 Moore & M0- tr cc,,,.m.y_ we can fm
» 1975 ,O umm sure ox emo a Market ““i,d‘“n on “.edn”d“"
l'°°d ' thc prescription of any doctor pro- »
mptly and nt. a reasonable charge. Sth i|3g(.n\_ (this ¢\~~ ning) gt 8
George St. Mllitf.
"Forms ilarnuve coin ours is --- calmly requeatffi
th ik. t, c kn vm. Wilt check “Remember tho Central Drugstore
e qu c W nm U for our Piclrlin Spices and Eos- ' 1' 9° M“‘LER‘
u. cold in n fcw hours. l'loesr\‘t y S
cause ringing in head. 25c box. ld. ence of Vinegar. Our stock is fresh ` Secretary,
A Foster, Central Drugstore and strong E A Foster, Sunny- x97_I__‘°_BMn_
isa KENT ST- _ a.  ' ' 7 'STEWARPS BAKERY _ - - ~ ~ ' ' _
, i _"1sse,o,i1Miur _ N' ||`|_|’- p  m Km ,,,,e,,,_ _ . I \ _dl 1910-io-rural. fide nulggrst. 1910-initial.
'_“ \'l‘ry ua_. The Two Macs, 149 Great p_ m_ A mv; aueuduuce in p““_