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THE GUARDIAN OIIARLUTTETOWM PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND SEPTEMBER 33 1931
 
it is announced that British manufac-
turers have resolved to “form a combin-
ation to defend their interests :inn the
interests of British commerce in vim".
of entrance into the country of the Amerie
Tobacco Company." Forlhis end a retali-
atory measure will soon he announced
 1 _ 7 Th 4 ._ _ . . I natwith weariness] .
lervous Depression
and Bodily Weakness
#Bother Woman Who Has Found
Health. Strength and Vigo: in the
Use of Dr. Ohnee’s Nerve Food.
To women especially Dr. Chase's
Nerve Food is proving to be a very
great blesslnz. So many women are
weakened and debilitated by overwork,
`worries or diseases peculiar to their
lex, and need the assistance of just
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curse .’:.-:.»-N»-- \ --<L¢_,,s-.. -._,.._¢»
7 H15. M. A. lIcCrea, Tory Hill. Ont..
writes:-"My system was all run down
when I began to use Dr. Chase's Nerve
Food. I was weak and very nervous
and felt so tired and worn out that I
could scarcely drag myself about the
house. It seemed impossible for me to
get rest or sleep at night. and I felt
‘that I was gradually growing weaker
land more nervous and irritable. Since
besinnins the use of Dr. Chase's Nerve
Food I feel altogether different. It has
gradually strengthened my nerves and
built up my system wonderfully. I
slecp well now, and am being thorough-
ly restored to health and strength. I
believe it is the best medicine to be
had for the nerves."
Dr. Chsse’s Nerve Food. 50 cents a
box, 6 boxes for $2.50, at all dealers, or
ldmanson. Bates 8; C0.. Toronto.
A Choice
Island .
Flour?
‘Ve have just bought a
quuniiay of Island Flour,
f.-e<hly ground from same
of the beet wheat four T
island Produ i9~r`
Selling et
lW"i--$1.75
P... loo lb..
I J. D. lGLEOD 81 G0.
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our  
Lancs
sroaz .
I le brim full of bargains, We
'rep High Quality Groceriest
is L~»~» Prices. Buyers who
li.-.v~ out visited us will dot.
well to call and see what we;
.-an do in the way of
Supplies-
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our business has been so creat for
past few monthsit has been almostim~
possible to turn out our orders on time.
The question naturally arises. What
is the reason of so great a rush? The
reason is plain, our plant is fitted
throughout with the latest Modern
Machinery and employing none but
first class workmen. We arein a better
position to tu rn out work in a satisfac-
tory manner than any other establish-
rne to P. E.lsla d
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“’e have the facilities and know how
to execute the work.
Give us a trial and be convinced of
the merits of our work.
Bruce Stewart & Co.,
Founders, Engineers, Machinists and
Boilermakers.
Steam Navigation Co‘s Wharf, Char-
lottetown, P. E. Island-Phone 125.
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life lnsurancelln.
wwvssaws
Head Office -- ~~~-Toronto
President-Sir CHARLES UPPER.
. Maming Director-Gino. ii. lion..
sms.
Local Board for P_Elsiand-
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MEN' UR WOM EN.
finv person contemplating Life Insurance
ai!! find it to their interest to get rates from
‘_c¢m»l'0\v_n 1,1! e before placing poliries. The
_ W1! Life premiums will average ;°w¢r_
Send vour name address and age next birth
' dl? and we _will forward ‘you full particulars
and comparison of rates with other companies.
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THE HALIFAX REVIEW.
_ e th_Re9;unent of Artillery with tl e
Engineers and the Army Medical Corps,
in all some 350 ofllcers and men, have been
ordered to Halifax to join in the parade
attendant upon-the visit of the Duke of
Cornwall to that city and his departure
from Canada. The trip will involve an
absence of three days, being Thursday to
Saturday, 17th to 19th October inclusive.
It so happens that many of the men in the l
corps above indicated are in the employ of
sirous to take part in the parade on this
memorable occasion. They have already
won honors for their native Island,and we
feel sure that when they parade with the
men from the sister Provinces at Halifax
we shall have further occasion to feel
proud of them. 4
inistruelhat miiitm arm, the com-
petition a.t Quebec and the tournament
at Halifax have already taken the men
away from their ordinary callings durinir
the past season, and this new call may be
felt by employers as somewhat of a tax
upon their patience. None the less we
feel that it is desirable that our Island
soldiers should be represented in the best
manner possible at' the Halifax Review.
The occasion is an extraordinary one, such
as may not occur again in a generation.
We may feel justly proud of what our
Artillery-men have achieved in the com-
petitions and the degree of ediciency they
have attained which places them fore-
most in Canada in this arm of the service.
We therefore trust that our merchants
and other employers will telic the most
liberal view ofthe circumstances of thel
case in order that every possible man of y
the companies ordered to Halifax may be V
in attendance at the Royal Review.
~ Mr. Douelas Storey, an American cor_
respondentw ho is making the tri p through
Canada with the Royal party, writes as
follows from Ottawa to the Boston
Herald:
“Wherever he has gone the Duke has
impressed the people with his shrewd
common sense, with his knowledge of
affairs, and with the strength of his
personality. His speeches are no mere
recitation of a colorless official .<ecretary’s
words. They are definite and statesman
like-,and the Duke, in delivering them,
leaves no doubt of his convici ions upon
the minds of his heaters.”
Af l.e.hl»er.:. in Gllicm, borings for coal
near the lneetinz point of the Austrian
Rxissiayi and Ger/mu l5r.mtier~, have resul
te-i in the o\.~.co\'ei';' of :L coal Stratum,
half a uivler thick :-l'_'. rv. deptgf 820 feet,
further borinz discloseda layfr 966 feet'
below the surface 4.9 feet in thickness_
This deposit is veiy favorably situated
near the railw:\.y,aud also near a. navigable
stream.
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The most valuable piece of plate pos-
solid gold, and literally covered with
precious gems. It originally came from
Castle, and is worth :i fabulous sum.
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Messrs. C. (`. RICHARDS & CO ‘
injury to my leg. Only for its being very
ten days was nearly well I can sincere]
of in use.
Yours truly,
~ C. H. GORDON.
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' liaue Used it
, so' fa.-reaching in its effects as
V . sn... up figured chan cough ani 0ppos\tel?o
, _ . ~. to _
A .lt E ' _   ` - ~» ~ _ ‘
LABi.__l._OAL LAYER cure me cold of long standing. 2oc s.    , -gi A
bf:-tile : family size. three times as
much, fllflc. at all dealers’, or Edman LM” Ol grvwi Opposite uarkvt 
son, Bates 8. Co., Toronto *
~ Br. (lhase’s Syrup
of Linsced 7
=.»»»ii~==-em WHO li Yllllll TA LUR
, ,y P .
P- - - . :-1 PUMP
without
 » any Tailor can Make chesp clothes ‘“'“°'
VALUABLE Pines or PLATE. Q B U to Vi ,ke
sessed by His Majesty King Edward is _ Thfnat i
a peacock with outspread tail, made of  0 
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is immensl ‘benefited b 7 »
Y Y‘ iAl3OR makes ne difff ie is in th cost Of
using a bottle of our `
~ “°'“l"l‘.1““.f"'"l’. .-.  Merchant Tailoring “..... ..... .
o e ypop osp les
in fact it is ff I-Oni: the 1** It the w .ces oi .Le willed mechlmc against that of ’°{A{;1`l§l§s;glr1ge§g;,§_¢v°5°\
tv 0/ ’-» '
\\\) the unskil H itlukmo lf' vnu rc not getting P’ y y W"
wauran-A reihb
the Baking Apply st
Satisfactor Results .
WANTED--A Guilt!
y 1° 'i°'§”"¢'f§“»i_'°'§f’l5...§.7
L will pay if u to mv-» us ft tual mules We candidly mm 8
believe we m.il.»» the l»~~t ti fi ig g rn nts in th »- mince. WANTED-A 91441" in
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GIRL WANTED-Enquire It RQIBIU
diamonds, rubies emeralds and other
Seringapatam, is safegimrded at Windsor
Staustead Junction. P Q. 12th Aug., 1893.
GENTLEMEN,-I fell from a bridge lead- 8's"1Sr° :he what system' ‘
ing from a platform to a loaded car while The great r' medv for ner' I
assisting my men in unloading a load -of / nefvousneasv wgaknesgv and
grain. The bridge went down as well as if general d"bili‘Y- l
the load on my back, and I struck on the l Price 75C. per' pint bottle. P
ends of the sleepers, causing a serious
fleshy, would have broken it. In an hour ‘-
I could not walk a step.Commence:l using! _'I ` The Square Dfuggisli- 1' `
M1NARD’S LINIMENT and the third " ' /’\§
» Sunnyside. My)
\ day went to Montreal on business, and i _ _ I .\\_
get about well by the use of a cane. In      a
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,recommend it as the best Liniment I know “'“-E \ N °‘“°"7 f°‘ °“ ‘“‘°“'3““ '“*° °’
The citizens here should open their
eyes and not jump too freely at offers
made by strangers who are now ilooding
the Island enlarging portraits. The man
who makes the promise or oiTer,and takes
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';;°;:.'i§‘;1i:..»i.i Mosul itlmmnl ‘f if      ,HAND
F [Out of the Alvin (Ter: `~ S <21 0l‘0Ce¢<i 2 /
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER, 30, 1901. 13-pics rays of dazzling .ight init make
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legs (either of which can in. pulled) °
and the usual good ifiipeises commons
to his kind. The a\-ci-age man desires'
to do the right thing. The average
editor desires to print about the rightl'
thing. He dosen’t wish to abuse a
section of the community, and in they
plain the path the editor .cuss travel in `.
that thriving, fertile land. ’Tis no suchi
path as you and I would choose; butf
there are some who follow it arid groan
The average elitor of ivhatevsr Do~
litical persuasion, is a man with two,
main would rat-her please than ofend. ,
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everything in the paper is written with
,such s r¢St0r8tiVe as this great food ~others and are not therefore masters of. amalicious heart, that it is the work of"  
aiiend incarnate whose soul is coated
with ablisterimz lust to stab. to wound, l
;°..;z'°‘;’.i.§2°i;.:“:. f.::,':; :s°:.;‘.‘.:';~ THURSDAY AFlERNO0N
Oct 3rd
F PERKINS & -80
jibes and iron the smiles out of them and
make them daggers. These people take
happy satire and twist it into state-
ments of facts. They are queer people,
these serious, malcontent folks, and life
is not a veryjoyous affair for them. For
they lack the charity which gives humor
her eyes. They get along in this world
someway but they worry so, and fret
and groan and moan so over the iniqui-
ties of others that life isn’t much fun.
In the meantime, the editor grind-i
away, smiling with the “happy couple,”
shaking hands with the “charming host-
ess," bracing up “one of the town’s solid
iinancial concerns,” throwing bouquets
at the “graduating class,” suioking
the cigars of the "proud parents,”
weeping with the “grief stricken fam-
ily,” and filling the scrap books of all
the fond mothers in town with kin d
words that never die-and all’for ,the
small subscription price. And as he
wades through this vale of tears, that
editor las a little fun in passing and
gets complimentary tickets “for self
and lady, not transferrable" to the great,
and only big show at the end of it al l.
Yes, he gets his reward, but never
comes back to wlrite it up. ,
==_:-'_>;“rr ” " “ -1 - --
iicopie Who  
Say that Dr. Chase’s Syrup of Linsee-‘i
and Turpentine affords wonderfully
prornpt relief for coughs and colis.
Everybody has confidence in Dr. Chase.
Turpentine instead of accepting the
Ur Cl~°se’s Svrup of Linseed and
valuable and most effective remedial
Any
0|' Lung Trouble A
 
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w. neunm, rim. li. 
  llealers
have lvfen taken in some time age. They
1 are sizppised to have a license for P. E. I.
;l‘he High Grade A.rtCo. has given the
‘best satifaction and as S. F. Tarbush is a
resident here for four years,pays his taxes
and rents and has ed -to be the best,
showing hundreds cstimonials. arid
deals personally with .~very order and
delivers every portrait, an get -what you
order. He writes his ,guarantee in every
k "1.se. The same work`that they ask $2.98
you can get from this till Xmas for $225
by sending your order to-the ,High Grade
e=.f.°°~~ 2.v=.:“~.:=.;'-.P°~~~v°.» is
n man. s w censeor. 
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, the order i ~ not know t b k.Y
must iightbyour battle ?.v(i(tTlliJet,h::csecoI‘lli1l Wh° have not Yet
.- <1 in' d <1 all d t tl
::lxi.|s:»l§tio‘iIi\.a n’1:l§nd§1ead§rony th(isml'.=l:?¢i l placed  nrders
and nlme of them have paid it up to the
li-st or the week, but went their way
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iwitliout it, as they never expect to show   Q?  
[up again. Patronize your own who payi,
waxes, rents, etc., and give satisfaction. l
lf for _
l should write us for
quotations. Our
stock is large and
our prices low-
POPULARLY
Lili c
Wm live entertainments
Epwoi-th mu sammenak,
Wdlilltivn. hleeday, ogg,
0’Leary Wednesday, Oct. and,
Thanh
Bstunl
As the company
the chance to host a reall,
stmmental and vocal gtic
Yet there are little four by nine fellows d I f Admission fee below
in every community who assume that    0
Lssveasbelsiwfevery
Um New Fall and Winter Cloths have arrived
New Overcoatm g
‘ in V cups Beamer, Melttns, etc. `
New Suitmgs .....
berg s and Vicunas
l\ew Trowsermg
The latest novelties in Checks and S ripes
Also a *ull line of Gent~, Furnishings.
John Nlcheod & Co
Crocker Compliments We,
in his great recire DOOK and falmds We are dail recevii <1 ilitterin cum lumen s on our low prices and `
‘amily remedies. They have learn=d ‘og y 5 g P 
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e. ,_-sri e that it pays to insist on hav-
lrl; D?cChase's Syrup of Linseed and P]°°d‘d “'5E°l'tm°n°'  Day
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Tiirpentiile contains many of the most our store ani you skip the b ggesi cn ckery ‘oafsains ever heard of Hun pnggs
agents £01' throat and lung trpublifs ri reds of cusfomers who have bought fiom us s e during the past year are   &
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science has discovered I a s
so dlirelctlile awlgrtlerilimarlllgagess gf cti°(;u(bf te hug their "`“`"d" 0’ our W" ‘ “Many nw pnci”
rica cu a __.
br-'\ncl'=itis and whooping cough. It is Noqh Sli” Q1 5
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