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'F -PAGE TEN A " " 'mn Lrrmsr rmws " '” " _ THE CHARLOITETOWN GUARDIAN ' rmsr or  _ "" _ _  _ 22;*
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you n w en you get a
cut, s burn or a scald. You
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lf ou keep a bottle
of ,lohuaotfa Anodyno
Llniment handy ou
needn't suffer. Kyeep
the band e well satu-
|ated with thginiment and
mur wound will noon be
If you have l lpraln or strain, I
sore muscles, lumbago, scistica,
ed
ff joints nruscunrr rrreurrramur, or any other ache or pain, Johnaon’|
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odyne t will rid you of it. Try it. Get a bottle and keep
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Guaranteed under Food and Drugs ld, lune 30,1906. Serial number 513
Sold everywhere for 25 and 50 cents n bottle
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' ' CALENDAR for OCTOBER 1908-
Election
  Poliiiool Meeting!
.__[_\'_
Queen’s County
The undersigned will meet the
Electors of Queen`s County to dis
cuss the political questions of the
day at the following places and
dates. Each meeting will be held
at 7 p m.
Stanhope, Saturday,3r<l October,
at Hall.
Vernon Ri\'er_ Monday, 5h
October, Hall at Bridge.
Eldon, Tuesday, 6th October, at
Hail.
Belle River, Wednesday, 7th
October, at Belle River Schoolhouse
Wood Island, Thursday. Sth
Oc ober, at Hall.
Grandview, Friday, 9th October.
at Hall.
Clifton, Monday, rzth October,
at Hall.
Irislrtown, Tuesday, 13th Octo-
ber, at Hall.
Bratlalbane, \\'ednesday, 14th
October, at Hall,
New Glasgow, Thursday, 15th
October, at Hall.
Hunter River, Friday 16th Octo _-
ber, at Hall.
Brackley Point Road, Saturday
r7th October. at Harrington Hall,
\Vest River. Lot 65 -Tuesday
20th October, at Afton Hall _
Bonshaw. Wednesday. 21 st Oc-
tober at Court House-
Crapaud, Thtrrsday, 22nd Octo- _
ber. atHal1_ _
North River. Friday, 23rd Oc-
tober at Hall.
Rustico,'I`hu:sday, 22th October,
at llank.
Vi/ill be addressed by representa-
tives of the u dersigned. Repre-
sentatives of tire opposition candi-
dates are invited
Meetings will be held at other
places to be announced later.
The Opposition Candidates are
invited to attend.
A. B. vvARBURToN,
L. E. Paowss,
Liberal Can<lida'.:s.
9 igdttsttl.
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NOTICE
All debts flue the estate of the late
David Blake, which are not paid to me
at once. will be handed to my attorney
for collection.
Mrs. Adtlic Blink!!
9~2Sdtw Administratrix
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Mark Wright Furnishing Co.,
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Sunnyside, Charlotoetown, ‘(Bee.r
Weeks propr'ietors,) are desir-
s of being in 8, position to
son.
b wei ht
THEY OFFER PRIZES
place on exhibition in their show
windows the biggest potatoes
grown on P. E. Island this sea-» ~
AS FOLLOWS.
back.
For the largest potntoe-judged
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Solid quartered oak cobbler
scat. rocker. Value $3.50
For the 2nd largest-one pair
our special heavy wool blankets.
Vulne _ ' ` $3-35
For thc 3rd larucst-Full sized
white enameled iron bed. Value
$2.50
For the 4th largest-Handsome
hearth rug. Value $2-00
For the 5th largest.-1 dozen
hath towels value _ $1.50
For the 6th largest,-1 dozen dn-
rnask linen table napkins value
$1.35
For the 7th lalrgest-one of their
special dumnsk bedspreads, vnlne
$1.00
Entries may be made at once.
Entries close al. noon Oct. 17th.
MARK WRIGHT FURNISHING GO.
Sunnyside
Beer & Weeks, Proprietors.
10-1thsmd&r31
_
When buying your next I
black or blue suit, sae that
goods are stamped “Briny
Deep Serge” every three
I yards on the
_
PHYSICAL CULTURE
P   Profvlllon should be mule for shy- _ L TH  (HES I C 0 A
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(Continued From Page Five.) `
MUSIC
In the music theory and practice
,should be combined. As n. pupil De.
gins to talk as anrst step in leur.;-
llllti B |_8UEl1H8e so ns begins to slug 5
3 Prolmlmary stop in his course in
music. Almost an pupils can sing
,Whw they enter school. oulnvate
.uns glu. As soon ss pitch and my.
thm are fairly well etaolishsd then
_\-he Pupil muy be introduced to tu.
_theoretical part of music. Not much
_can be done in our cotmmon schools
tin this subject but sufficient to sn-
iabla the pupil in alter life to enloy
~aud asks some part in tus service ol
song. -
NATURE STUDY,
In a purely agricultural country, ;`
Icourse of study that fails in oall the
t“f\'°1_1¢i°11 M we Pupils to subiwtr
_bearmg upon the cul-ttva.'tion of the
soil would be incomplete. As 9, first
awp in that daractlon. provtgigm
should be made tor Nature Study.
Thissulllect is importsnt,not merely
because lt brings the pupil closer to
the farm than any other that is pro-
vided in the course, ,htlralsotfor its
cultural value. Psstaloui says "Ob-
servstion is the basis of all know-
ledge.” The habit of observation does
IDI come from the study of text.-
-booka. A habit of observation ac-
quirtrfl in youth will be worth more
lo a man or woman than whole pages
of cnrdully learned facts, or correctly
performed oxumples. An eminent.
adnnationiat aays: “In no way may
|tis habit of observation ne more suc-
cessfully encouraged, or stimulated
than by the study ot Nature in some
of hu' varied forms. The plant, the
flower, the leaf, the seed, may help
to bring into activity the observa-
tion of the child, while the bimis,t'he
.insects and tha rocks call for care-_
intl lnvasttguutoa and u skilful use of
the cya." In this study the child
is brought, into direct, sympulfhetic,
loving, contact with-nature. If the
eyes are once opened, materials for
intleredlnng and profitable study will
never be lacking. Each recurring sea-
son will ‘bring with it new friends and
new pleasures.
SCHOOL GARDENS.
To make this teaching more eBoc-
tiva uhere should be in connection
.with each rural schoo1a.School Gar-
izlen. Any disttilct. of this province cam
‘easily provide the land necessary for
a garden, and now that provision is
made for instructing the teachers in
ithls subject, there cannot be any
canine for not making Nature Stud?
and the School Garden a prominent
feature of the schools.
In n circular issue by the Ontario
Department of Education, urging the
establishment of School Gardens, the
inims of such are set forth as followed-
(s.) To stimulate interest in rural
life. _
th) To provide healthful exert!!!
tfor body and mind, and to afford to
the pupil an opportunity to direct his
activities along useful lines,
_ (c) To develop an an enrzly nge
habits of, industry, respect for lsbof.
and n lovefor productive and con-
structive work. ' _
yd) T0 impart useiul information
in agricultural suhl€Cf9-
tte) T0 gv_e facility in che handl-
ing of tools and in the provfll-l0° 0!
garden craft. _ _
(1) To promote the desire to rm-
` prove home surroundings and tio train
\-,oyg and girls to do such work with
=°ni;l;mc'l¥c‘y promote the qualities that
.make for good citizenship, such as
l Q unstbttity or ownership. ws-
the "ip bl' erty considers
rop . ‘
pfgct for pu ic P others and the
tion for the rights 07 _ ki
principle of co-operation rn see D8
the common g00d-
rh) T0 encourage CBNIUI 0b'
servation of Nature; thus ennlrlinl!
i h tt tl to understand his environ-
t:n§nt¥)a`,r)r<l to appreciate more fully the
`\,nmrtiful in nature. _ _
8-_ To promote at spirit: ol inde-
pendent investigation rn other
branches of study-
Horo’s li Snao
On Friday and Saturday
Oct. 2nd and 5rd you
can buy
Ba||ingall's Directory
_or-
Charlottetown,
at our Bookstore for the
small sum of I0 cents
per Copy.
We have the balance
of the edition.
No more copies will
be printed.
No other edition wlll
‘ be issued for some years
to come.
This Directory is
full of valuable infor-
mation and is easily
worth One Dollar each.
The last chance to
et a copv will be Fri-
day and Saturday Oct.
2nd and Jrd.
Carter & Co. Ltd.
Booksellers and Stationers.
 l@D ` a-araal-Ill-Ilillllle
‘ front.
lW. N. Tanton
UEWELER.
115 Grafton St.
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@3323! WS
Ilnionllloodloa
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Buy a pound from ‘
nie and I will explain
how you can get
" $5.0(_l__ Free _
Waltor S. lirovm‘t
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Phone 199
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IT tickles economv into a
good hearty laugh to see the
_value we give in ladies’ and
gcnts’ rings Ladies solid gold
,rings $1.2 5 and upLadies Soli-
itaire Diamond Ring $6.50 and
‘ up. Alarge assortment to select
1
drltf
(ii To bring the life and interests
of the school more closely into touch
with the home ine or thgpuvils-
Wherever the school garden has
School and Col-
lege Text Books!
Now Ready, all the
Books required by the
different Schools. _
School Supplies
of all kinds in abund-
I ance.
All at
_ Pulishers Prices
At ‘
“The Sunnyside Book
store.”
llaozartl & llooro
'This can be dnfnoby. the teacher nt-
teadlng tothepoaition of tin puprls‘
l
ion alttfng, walking, etc. In addition
to this occasional exercises to the
accompaniment of muric in the school
room, would be beneficial and would
also ralieva the todium of the class
tr-nom.
.
ETHICAL TEACHING.
| Tl" llllllmt of morals must had g
place in the instn-uction given in anyf
.wall conducted school. This is bent.
¢BllZl1l- by the heather improving thai
0PDortu.nitiaa that are presented rn
the incidents ol the school day or are
U“Z8°B1-Cd by the Other subjects of
the course. No textfbook in utnics, ,
_nor stated lessons on the subjoct,will`
D0 B0 affective as the incidental ap-
Dlicatlons that are suggested' by that
other work of the school.
_ _ OTHER SUBJECTS.
_ In this course as outlined thcre has_
not _bean any. provision made for;
T`t°“0h1l1E` LBUI1. French. Gcon1etry,Al- ’
‘cebrm There is no time in nie com- l
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tS THE RESULT or HARD wont;
AND Gwio/G Peoria Sonrmtuc
FDR THEIR r1om:Y. WHICH
IS 'I1-iE BEST' Pot_|c\f |r'
\\_, %>ut./ANTTO DRESS I
Go UHERETHEY HAVE'
MADEA SUCCESS AT _
PROVES THAT HONESTT `. '
DRESS INC PEOPL£- AND
_ CHEAPLY. _____ _
- BUSTER BROWN.
liar'
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mon school for teaching subjects. ll Arm: - .
they are taught, only a small miggq. __ }'_‘;';,;'J{" ,.7 7?~f _ Oufemv//*Q
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W 9| _the pupils will study them. The "D‘{}‘,M , _ ~
m&J0l`l¢ywi1l be neglected while the :runs . ,,,,,, _-Y
tescher's attention is given to the N0- ` `
few.
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-f.?é‘.if,?,.“.‘.‘i“‘i.“““’f°°*“ "‘°'° ““°“‘° if" .sm_vc.s HAVE MADE rnc 1zouNDs To rin: LAD-1
sch country, corresponding _
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ter... t»..........tt,....f.°..§’.,.,,.i‘§,‘;§.§‘,,, Pittcs. .sTANDtNo or:tt1ND t:vo;itYrntNo
f;g;;°=;_i»_;§e we-»<>» -boots  wc .st:t_t_. TREATING ous PATRONS worn cont-
” """““”= ‘°‘1°"“°“°‘ rcsv. AND, A5 You 1<Now ov ATTENDING ro
Wales College
coi~1cLUs1oN_ OUR. BUSINESS AND CARRYING THE STOCK.
A '"‘°.*“”° °‘ f“°°°“f°e.°“.t1i“°d H- aooD tNrENrtoN.s coivtr oNi_v our or  ttt:A-1.
bovs ia to keep the pupil rn sympa- ,_ “ ,_
some touch with the agrtctnourat GOOD GOODS MUST CQME OUT OF AGOOD .oTOP»F_
“‘° "f ‘°iSPf°“m°°-“Hotham may WAT is ABLE To our aooD oooD.s. we =;Noov,
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_§_f;,S1;_r_;1;g__»>_=1s1_1§h-nd Na-umstudy JOYABLE wo: ARE ousiNc.s.s MEN, PMUD or
- “P °“““°°°““°" fm.” fue Paorc.s.stoN, AND wc ~/tAt<r: rP.orc.soto-N
th” “ntllmvl-10. Zeoiraplly and hrs- /
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Uiretv nor Should an attempt be WE HAVE MADE A -STUDY Di-°.,`tI-' SING “EOPl_.E;
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the work. The teacher must altltlnpti. :ONFE‘S‘5ION-
the course to his circumstances
with' the hope that something un- ‘-  _
_turned herein may aid in the further
tlmllrovunsnt of our excellent school , L
iytttem I submit this paper,
The Young l\Ien`s l\Ian.
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i SOFIA, BFLGAHIA, ict 1 _
_'rm cabinet n_@1<t ti me@tiut.»`yet~§t¢t~-     _
(IBY to consider the formal pm-
test made by Germany and Austria
against the conti d
Baa... _,t A. “i°...‘.i§§“‘i€`...“°,..",‘;’_ Mactnmsrs
.ian section of the Oriental Rail-
.wn.y. At the concluiiion it was nn-
nouncsrl ‘that the government did
Hill- Intent' abandoning the wgrk of
Ll" \’B1l\’~'H_Y. _but would endeavor
to find ri basis to satisfy the mm.
pany, winch on several occasions had
f_xpr-esfaedits readiness to neil the
ne.
, bulgaria took possession of this
_line lust November, owing to 5
_strike and operatod the trains 'by
,the aid of troops. Prior 1,0 the
meeting of ministers, the government
_in reply to the representations of
_Germany and Austria, advanced the
Gfzument that public sentiment wa;
SIFUHEIS in favor of retention ._
' of the
.line. that restoration to Turkey
lim impossible. out that one com.
'pa.uy‘s interests would be sau.
guarded.
' A despatch from L d
‘zotu soured that nie ohlrrlisrfngqesffl
_ment had informed Bulgaria that it
considered the retention of t-he rail-
road unoustrfled.
$100 Reward, $l00
3 The \~cmlcr~~rof this pulur will bo pleased t
lc rn tlurlt llrter'u is t\l lr-.n~t on 2 drcntlud disctu-1
tlntt ~t-lrrtcclrns In-1-rr uhlo to vitro innll its
.~tnl:0.\.t\ntl that is f'atlar|'|lr. H|\ll'.~| Cnf,.nr~t-l.
ll‘\n-te ls the only pu~‘itivcr~t|r-tr now known to
;tlu~|nt-tlitul fr-irtcrnity. i‘tttnr'rlr llcilrlgu oon~
stttntiu al <li>t-»r~.-_ r-ot|trirr~.~’:t r~o|t_~til.ntionul
tri-rrtlrtunt. lla\ll`.~t‘t|lnt't'l| ('ur'o is tnkerr in-
l\'I'l\1\ll.i'-lwlillll dirtt-Ill' upon llrt- blood nnd
llrtrt-mrs-_ snrfru-t\~ of this s_\'st|‘lr1, thereby
nn.~rt"uytl\;rt tin- for||nltrtlo|\,of the discnsc,
. __ tnntl tzivinl: ll -t ti-_ t.~l ~ tl lljl l l
D951 Sllncesshllly Introdlmed' ani in' tmtlm r-u|t.~1til|il‘<)ii irrntl t\r;~’i\r§lrirr ivirlhlrrl-i~1'iiE
is now a part of fihe B_Gl1(!__l;_l V;€_>§__“; t__n_t_H:s_y\'t»rif_____Tl|o|» n>ri~»tm__-_hnvc so much
ti-1lm"S'~ every °"““ ry m e C 1t'i.`... lttin-ti-.-it lmiitii' fini-“wh nutiuiuit """"
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 1 i ’I`rrk': llnll‘- l"t\|nil_\` Pills for cnustiptttinrr.
COMING EVENTS.
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omni
Riilll RY SAW ll.l.S.
Arc you installing a Saw Mill? \Ve manufac-
turc Rotary and Shingle Mills of a high grade which
will give you the best of satisfaction.
We can also supply you water wheels or steam
power second to none in Canada.
STEAFI NAVIGATION WHARF
Clarlottetcwn, - - _ p_E_ mud
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tgirl.
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Physicians
and
Surgeons
, \Ve call your atten-
tion to fresh stock re-
ceived in adhesive
plasters. ’
various sizes
Gauze and other
bandages.
assorted
Absorb. Cotton-rolls.
Plasters one and five
yard rolls.
--Prices right.-
A.W.RCdtIlll,Plllll.B.
.~ The Square Druggis
Sunnyside. _
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--NOTICE Tu I"Al{lVll~}R.\`.
We are now showin s complete line of the following g0odq_.._
IIAII M F G. 50': Threslting Outfits.
Cocklhllli Plow C0’a Gang, \/Valking and Sulky Plow
Root Cutters and Pnlpers.
Engines and Hay Presses
Cutters, Pulpers and \Vheelbarro\vs
We have just receiyed our winter Supply ot' sleigh robes and ho bt
If yon want somethin new and bright cull nt our show rooms :fd Taken'
_‘ pleased to show goods amTquo\e prices and terms. _ Shan
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- Dnsss|NG1Tin~t\t/ELL/into .'
kinds 
International Ilarvealera Co'a Manure Spreader-s, Gasoline
J. Fleury’a Sona Plate Grinders.. Roller- Crushers, R00:
Ghafam Wagon Co’a Truck \\’agons,Cart wheets _md Axles
` IIARD-Eggarttl Cltstnut
1 ' / i
' t .VI rtfrrwcccss fs mv Acc/oem-r. ,Sizes
Ai.ADIA-Round an: t~.'.;~_
ALBIUN-Rllfl Of Milt ' :md
N ut.
INTERCOLON IAL - Round
and Nut.
OLD SYDNEY Round and
Run of Mine.
_ R`i§ERVE».-Run of Mine
,and l\nt. ` I
INVERNEQS-R0t1rid_
BLACKSMITIIS. _
All sold at lowest prices,
A. oio_|_g_g_o,g1__ o. oo
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Bn ctr-:AN
inside and Out.
’Z`ltr» former rests with yourself, the
v : can help you to be. Cleaning
t`lotl\¢».s is our business, our specialty.0ur
- 1.! .tit it. complete, our staff efficient, on;
rt\t»tlto<l.~. nmdcrn, our service the boat.
~A. F. Webster
Star Steam Laundry
l 3 limit St. Phonerg
'_ _ _ .',__;T’;:T 
AMES HOLDEN SHOES
Front the Island of New-
fouudland in thc East to the
Island of \'ancouvc1' in the
West and the Yukon to the
North.
“Ames Holden" Shoes
‘arc as well kuotvn as the
leading brands of flour and to-
bacco, :tnd never in the past
Fifty Years were they as pop-
if ultu' as they are to-day. A trial
order sent to me front any part
,of P. li. Island will receive in-
`st:tnt ztttctttioti.
   IK, O Y Sfhoqelrlxsan.
l
Ili? Qnoco Str; rl. (}h'TOWn
rlrnwfrnrtf.
lg _ _“___ __  _>
600 Cases
Crown Glass
A Fruit Jars
Any quantity you want at
- Pints 5 cts each.
Quarts 6 “ "
r-2 gals.7 " "
-John Cc nnolly (Rt Co
Queen Street Charlottetown
Phone 264 _
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Dominic' " .tnuda
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In the Probate Court
8th Edward VII A. D. |908
In Re Estate of Francis Bell late of Wes
Royalty in Queens County in tht: sind
Province farmer deceased Testate_
ily the Ponorrrhle Richard Redflin
Surrogate judge of Probate &c. &.c_ Src.
To the Sheriff of the county of Queen B
County in said Province or_au_y Cun-
stuble or literate person within stud
`"C'oii`ri€y Greeting:-» _ __
Whereas upon reading the petition
(on file) of Simon W. Crubbe aufl
Arthur F, Bell executors ofthelast will
and Testnnrent of the above named deceas-
¢d praying that n c_rtnt\on may herssued for
the purposes herein after set forth you
are therefore lreroby required to cite all
rsons interested in the said estate to
ggand nppenr before meats Probate
Courtto hc held in the Court House
Charlottetown in Queen’s L_.ounlY in 9 _
Province on Friday the thrrtreth dnl'
October next ._-curing at noon the sa ~
day to show cause if any they can W
the accounts of the esrd estate sho
notbepassed andthe estate closed
pm ed for in said Petitlpn a_nd od mot
3 of l\lormsnA Campbell ltsqurre B C10’
said petitioners and l_do_erehyeo r them
u true oo_py of this citation thwib
publishe rn any f\¢WSP°P:§_ P".
lished in Charlottetown tn e st_l1
Province for at least four con_aecul vb
weeks from the date hereof and ¢l_|_l¢_l
true copy hereof  forthwith poate _ in
the following public places respec\i\¢ Y
mely ln the Hall of the Court: House
“Charlottetown aforesaid and In front
In the School House st Wgst lla) alty ill
eens County aforesaid and tu front of
trout House at Nllltm in Q“°°“
aforesaid so that all perse nsdw
ed asfsforesard may have “H
ereo
ber hunder my hand and the sell 0
court this twenty third day 0
A. D.  in the Eighth Y”
eat 'a e n.
<1.” nrcrlltnu annum
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