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THE RLO I U
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~ Then tell him aboutAyer’a Ghe
ny Pec-
ve Y ou 2:.-'i   ~  im ---
a H og  de i him v/_hy you always keep
. an . Tell him to aak his doctor
i
out it. Doctors use it a great deal for
,fg§T,S_g”¢3rf-gf simon: trouble..
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I TB! Apotheoaries Hail have just in- Tnl funeral of the late Thomas Hagan
atalledanewoaklabei case which was will leave his late residence Pownal
urchased from Lawson 8: Jones,_street this mornin at 8.45.
P
Torolifl-1. Theoassie handsomely dnish-I
ad and neatly arranged to facilitate'
I P .Y Y
  th’ "Wk °! dtswndng' ' Georgetown. rushing the contract to
iuran||aao||||.~,..r .,,,f|:|,“_ {_-°%${°P°¢-. THB largest moose that-has come from completion. The bracing is now being
N ` E" ` “ the hunting grounds this year arrived in put on under the nhnri
S
A muon number of men are at present
em lo ed on the rsilwa wharf at
MEET ME AT THE ALWAYS BUSY STORE
Dress
_ I
__" Toronto the other morning. It. weighed Lwxfho R hi Toronto are noted
 mtiaoo d <1- kbisl _ “ _ ° i
--I ;§\ 0mc9s in Ne P se  k ';0r“"hé ul::::v:’ ';:_op;'_’5o:;m“;t “lui easier at 5.40 for selects and 5.15 for A
' I I w row oc shoulders It was the prize of an Aylmer’ "gm “nd heavy msg' This is equivalent I  S
A , I- ' I ' ` to 71 and 0§1dre..sed weight. Toronto
,  ¢"“ Charlottetown#  smrtsman' I Mail and Empire, Nov 14.-
,  Tim receipts from the game licenses in T 1 d h _ d
Go-I-O” -~- New Brunswick stili grow and it is BF BM' “cur” in M°“t"e“l thi” ~-~AT"'
I O thought that there will be a gain of $2,000
~ --~- 1 _ , - _ u , I i mother of W M McLean Walbank,
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N 0 D A I N  I  R (i I  - . 118,816. wma this ye", M the "gm, nsiiana Power company and a sort i...  a n I e Bros
Reap The Guardlan's classified ads.You law ui! Captain William Richards of y
\vardeu's ollioe it is estimated that theI .
could be‘§7};0§§?;; gfégripegsgy1;3,:;;1,§:d,appA;1:CH CHAIN will irlnd something to interest yo revenue from 'the same sourco Wm mn] , Bideford, P is Island.
\/'\/ .. \/'\/-. \/\/ E |_ L N E ; , yesterday included two carioads oats. I . AUBKWHC 100'-bllll Din?" Wh° hed “Delil-
I ph 2 1 - - THE Morning News of St John in an
k_ one 3' Jew: er and Qptlcxag' - _ D0N"l` fflrllet the date 0! Dr MONeill'S item reproduced in the Colonial Herald on
r Fc “
K; *_ _ __ _,V . F lecture in the school room of the First
-v we
Aff- ‘ -
I NVITEI)
1{ you wish the best in photo
grsphy, finished on the new spec
iniizeii mounts, (the very latest
novelty.) '
TL)
VISIT ‘
OUR.
S"I"U'l3I@--
GEO. li. CO0K,‘
“flu-rc llnbv is Alwavs Welcome.
LOST
FOUND - n
Hughes’ Digestive Tonic
to he the best medicine to
niiike a hearty one.
1’i-Ice 25c per bottle. I
GEO. E. HUGHES#
Apolhecaries Hall.
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1;... ll, ~li-.m;_» \\'nicr|n'oof boots is what :irc rc-
cwiii-ii min. \\'o l|n\'cu,lu\-gc stock in sclci't.
limit mir |»i'i<~t,~.- arc icwci- than any in the city
.iid om-.~x;\teususiii'c`lcss. lioys! Scc_our\vutc1‘ ‘
|iili.»1`ii.»..i~ "’l‘lili Louder" $1.50 u pair.
A- E. |po.;,l5$pHEN.
Farm For Sale.
The executors of the will of the late
l".i-urge Clark, offer forisale that valu-
:tblc lairin at Clarktown, Lot _37,
fronting on Hillsboro River, two miles
imin Mount Stewart. This farm con-
sists of soc acres of upland and 2o acres
ci mzirsii land; all but about 2o acres
of thc upland is cleared end in a good
state of cultivation, the balance is
t'c\crcil with rails and lumber. The
lnrni has streams of fresh water along
in-o sides of it, and has an abundance
of alder and marsh mud, and is in
clcsc proximity to the mussel beds of
tlicriwr. The railway station is but
two miles distant and the wharf but
one. On the premises are a comfortable
divclliiig, large barn, stable and coach
lioiut-, implement and out buildings.§
lic: further srticnlars, terms. &c,
appy to Mrs. Clark on the premises, S.
C. Clark or Kimble Collin, Mount Stew-
nrt or \V. Leitch, Charlottetown.
lo-l_3tlu1wf ftw ilf
bbcrs 
uaran-i
a¢w»u~a®
F'-‘F
ani]
Q* a
Wc carry a full line
ofthe best Canadian
Rubbers Made. V
They are the kind
that give the best sat- Q
isfaction.
Men’s 850, $1.00,
iii-20.
Women’s 55:-, 7oc,
75C.
SPRAGUE & (.0.
NEW FL()
Mcn’s
O
W r Tllfigflfiy 011 the Electra W OOUUIIBUUB like the shipwrecked marlner-obliged to
operations on the New Sii,al'l°“ turn to work and cat up one another for
at Cape Bcnr. Thcy are re ar-
Prominsnt among the large wholesale
 ghesy gfrfx from Flew" this week by fish dealers of New York are Lynch & Co.
Amherst Madc.
are made specially
for us according to our
instructions - Know-
ing' the requirements
of the Island trade so
well, we have had two
kinds made up which
we guarantee to wear
and keep _you dry.
'Will get you a
grain leather
Boot - (Island
tanned) double
$2  sole, s o 1 e
leather count-
ers, bellow s
tongue.
r
Buys a kip
boot (Island
tanned) clump
$2  sole, bellows
tongue, sole
leather count-
`ers.
Our personal
antee goes with
pair.
Allcy & C0.
Agents for the Am-
herst wet weather
shoes. '
guar-
every
F I VE ROSES.
ROYAL STUART.
FEDORA.
GIPSY.
BEACON.
Also Beaver Flour in 25, 50 and
too lb bags at
Bccr & Goff.
‘ Tins FALL
Our stock “is more
complete than ever.”
GET the habit.
Buy yourdrug wants
here. `
Phone 86
We send parcels at
any time.
Reddin Bros.
‘ ii-all  P' 0' I
FALL TIME TABLE.
ONDAY O Wh l' 2 tl. IN5
- t.n(.i°"i3ii'rii.i'."'ilIeLrrN"wi1i vii H
|>,.|,,ce Bt. Ferry Wharf and oc
f iiowsz-
Wid leave Ch‘t0wn Will leave Rocky Fld
8.00 a. m.
9.00 a. m.
10.00 th. ln.
12.00 noon
2.il) D. ln.
8.30 p. ln.
‘qw 4 M p. m.
aio P- ‘"-
. SUNDAY.
010 a. m,
12145 pn m.
2.00 D. in.
4.00 p. in.
7.ilJ a. ln.
BAD a.m.
fill) a. lu'
11100, it m.
‘wo um.
no
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P.
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PP;-’
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a. m.
p m.
p m.
p. m.
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Direct; from the mills in bbls and
% bbls.
between
ky Point.
Methodist church Monday, Nov. 27th.
Rav. EDWIN SMITH M. A. will preach
at Bay Fortune at 3.30 p. m. and Souris
at 7. p. nl. on Sabbath the 10th.
Two of the Marconi Wireless Co`s men
from Picton arrived at Beach Point
D P
ing for the landing of the material which
Sr-:Nu in postage stamps to “The Guar
dian, Charlottetown," 0 cents for 100 Tun-
nel stamps, ll cents for HX), 16 cents for
of mailing. Everybody should use
Tunnel stamps on their envelopes and
correspondence. d tw tt
A1' the Police Court yesterday Annie
Coyle and Henry Benoit \vere each fined
$100 and costs for violation of the Pro-
hibition Act. The [case against Michael
i-iughes was adjourned fora week and
the one against Ronald Steele was dis-
missed. Francis Power, drunk and ln~
cnpn.hie,wns fined $10 or 00 duys. He
got the liquor, he said, fmma sailor|
whom he had never seen before. '
AcoriMi'r'rr-:r-: from the Local Council
of_Women has arranged for 11 public
meeting on Tuesday evening next Nov.
21st in the large ante-room of the Market
ilall nt. 8 o'clock, His Honor Governor
MacKinnon in the chair. This meeting
is culled to try und organise a. provincial
hrnnch for this Island of the Canadian
Association for the Prevention of
Tuberculosis. The Secretary General Dr.
Moore is coming from Ottawa to be
present and it is hoped that u very large
meeting will show their appreciation of
this effort in behalf of such an important
object.
Rev. G. M. Campbell favors a re-adjust
ment of Methodist work, and it is bc-
lieved his ideas are somewhat along the
line of those expressed byRev. A. B.Cohoe
in Brussels street Baptist church recently
it is Mr. Campbell‘s idea that the Method-
ist work can be re-adjusted in New
Brunswick so that a saving in men
and money will result. These men and
these dollars could then be applied to thu
work in the sparsely churched west. The
question will be taken up by the Method-I
ist ministers at their next sessl0u~.St
John Sun.
A smirocs accident was narrowly
averted on Sunday 12t.lf, at Tryon, when
John Hodgson was driving along the.
road. In front of R. F. Lords farm the
horse shied, ami carriage and horse nil
turneda complete somersault over the
bank. Fortunately the occupants were
not injured as Mr. and the Misses
Hodgson had' got out of thc carriage be-
fore reaching this piece of road. A corrcs- ,
pondent writes that this road was to bc I
built up five years ugo by the Government
when it was then reported by the Inspect-
or in a bad state but, yet nothing has been
w
done and it has been steadily growing
\Jl`B8»
B. M. Anmsritosn, Ottavvu, controller of
the mail service for the Dominion, is at
the Dufferin. Mr. Armstrong has just-
returned from a visit to Prince Edward
Island. where he made arrangements for
the transportation of the mails between
the islandaud the mainland. The stearners
Stanley and Minto will, as before, per-
form the services, as long as they are nhlc
to do sc. Should the weather become so
sevcrc that t-he Straits are impnssable by
these steamers, the mall \villbe carried by
the Capes route. Mr. Armstrong will
leave today for 0ttawa.- St. John Suu.
Gr.ooM has been cast over the district
ofGlndstone, by the death, on Sunday
morning Nov. 12th of Francis E., eldest
son of Henry Shnrum. His death was thc
result ofa kick in the abdomen, which he
received on the preceding Friday from a
young horse, whilst he was in the act
of bridling another. Medical nid was
summoned, and nil that loving fricudsl
could do was done, but despiteuil this he|
passed away on Sabbath morning. Thatl
the deceased was beloved and hlghlyf
rsspectcd by the community was evi-I
dcnceil by the great number that as-
sembled on Monday to pay their last
tribute of respect to deceased. Thai
funcrnlservlces were conducted by Rev.
W. J. Campbell, B. A., assisted by Rev.
Mr. McPhee, B. A. Of him it can be
said: “That be wore the white flower of n
hlameiessiite." T0 the bereaved Iparet ts
and members Of the family The Guardian I
extends heartfelt sympathy.
.1-3-is
Farmere and Horsemen- Clydesdale
Colle Cure speedily relieves spnsmodic,
fiatulant, kidney and gas colics, acute
inciigestion, grain founder and sioppage
of water. Try it for your horses when
troubled with these diseases. It is a new
preparation bntlte record is a good one.-
p_ A _ _ r l M M  
-M M E-
Qawumwcanawwwmwammmmmmsnuatmwamummvimwhvwmfw 'M-
'rhe fun hav... delicious quality and absolute purify °f WH1TE’S ,
CHOCOLATES distinguish themzfrom others and make them quick sellers.
» I .
i Try 3, box today, For Sale at all the leadinglconfectionerfs' '  § ,_ _ ____` __*_____A___ & I _i
,hmm mmmmmmwmmmwm% # - ~` ~ 
”.s» re' . I ` I ‘
300,21 cunts for 400, 26 cents for 500 or 52 order that they may from time to time
cents for 1000. These prices include costl
5 I
ai. per some-A. W. a¢dai...1>n.m n. 9;;
b29th, 1842 says of that city- We are
Informed that there are at present -1000
individuals in the city depending upon
public charity for support and that 000
iudividualaare on the limits unable to
meet. their debts. The Lord only knows
what we are coming to. If the times do
not soon alter for the better we will be
food."
of 18 FultonFish Market,wl\ose names are
well known to many shippers in this
Province. They ask the names and add-
resses of all fishermen fish dealers in
mail information of value. Lynch 85 Co.
have been established for years and their
high standing makes them n most reli-
able flrm with which to deal. They give
careful attention in ha.ndling,make prompt
returns with itemized and satisfactory
uccounl; sales, furnish price lists, shipp-
ing card ud stencils on demand
RULERS 0F THE WORLD.
Meat Eating Nations Are the Lenders
in Every Branch of Human
Achievements.
The ruling nations of the world arc
ment eaters ami history records that
they always have been.
Vegetarians and food cranks may ex-
plain this in any way they choose, but
the facts remain that the Americans,
English, French, Russians and Ger-
mans are moat-cnting nations, und they
are also the most energetic and rnost
progressive.
The principal food of the heroic Boer
soldier, known as Biltong, isa sort of
dried beef, affording n ,great denl of
nourishment in a highly concentrated
form.
The weak races of people are the
rice-eating Chincsc, Hindoos, and
Siamese, regarded since the dawn of
history. as non-progressive, super-
stitious and inferior physically and
mentally to the meat-eating nations,
who dominate them. _ _ _
The structure of the teeth plainly
indicates that human beings shouldI
subsist upon n. variety of food, meat,
fruit and grains, and it is unhygienic,
to confine one's diet to any one of those|
classes to the exclusion of another. ‘
Meat is the most concentrated andI
most cnsily digested of foods, but our
manner of living is often so unnatural
week of Mrs M W Wnlbank, aged 74.
River missed the morning train coming
to Charlottetown. He did not know the
footbnllmatch in which hs was tu play
had been postponed till Saturday, so he
- started on foot after t-he departing train
which had u handicap of some minutes in
its wny to the city. The young man who
is a well known athlete caught the train
at Lake Verde after a walk or run of
some miles. It must be said in justice to
the train howcver that it took in the loop
to Vernon River Bridge and was thus de-
layed.
Tue drawing for Phoeben W., which
was to have come nfl’ on May 23rd, and
was postponed until today, has been
again postponed without any definite
date being announced. As there have
been some twelve or fifteen hundred
dollars' worth of tickets sold, the holders
are naturally getting anxious to sec thc
dra\ving take place. Manypeople who
have invested in this stock are now ask-
ing who compose the Shamrock B. B. -SL
A. Club, and numerous other questions
as to its officers, where they meet, etc.
Edward Haney. who claims to be tho
sole owner of the horse, says there have
not been enough tickets sold to warrant
him in allowing the horse to go just yet.
-St. John Sun.
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HUTCH A BODY BUILDER.
P1035- Tm.; ougmmj cm-go of tha p,-;nce5s,g13w0 Yssrsnnav morning an enthusiastic _
\Vednesday night with friends at VernonI 5 U
When one ents food the nutritive pnrt
goes to make up the different tissues of
the body. If there is any flaw in the pro-
cess it will result In some disease of some
one of the organs of the body. The di-
gestion in this way playsa most important
part in one's health. Hutch cures indi-
gestion and stomach troubles. It is
composed of ingredients which are
chemically combined to keep the digestive
organs in good working order. Hutch
will not allow any clogging or derange
to choose from.
S samples.
cents
per yard.
Special oiler for this week-mixed
Tweeds, Clan Tartans, Serges and llain
Cloths in black, cardinal, navy, green and
browns-all this Fall's importation and right
up-to-date in every particular.
5 0 cents
per yard.
| ONE OI~` THE BEST VALUES EVER
OFFERED HERE.
A whole wind0\v full and a counter full
lf you cannot come yourself send for
STANLEY BROS.
1
cents
per yard-
STANLEY BROS
ment. 'Hutch isa doctor for ten cents. '
For sale by all Druggists.
 SI-50 
i The Weeklv Witness of Montreal  I
- and The Tri-Weekly Guardian one -
; year each for $1.5 0. Oct 14 wtf E
f _w|rNEssANocu'Ano|AN.  ‘
c
.. Now is a good
time to get your
winter supply of
Groceries. Prices
will perhaps be
highc r. ,_
 up' Sunn side Grocer H  '00 "I I mx
y 5| ,
Vi/hoiasalc and Re tail. WWW , 1-.
For Flour, Tea, Oil, Mo- This is THE ‘
lasses and Sugars we lead igtgiioctgiesgig A  .
U1€l11 all- best quality and W , l
Get our prices, coxnpue reasonable price. , 4 , '\
value; Every darticle (I J* A kg
gy;-n .www _
Fl-DUR Sanderson & Co '50 L0tT¢=)i 
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that the digestive organs refuse to,
properly digest meat, eggs und similar|
nutritious and wholesome food, but it,
is not because such food is unwhole-I
some, but the rcni reason is that theI
stomach lacks, from ,disease or weak-I
ness, some necessary digestive element;
hence arising indigestlon and, later on,
chronic dyspepsiu. I
Nervous people should out plenty of'
ment, convalescents should make ment
the principal food, hard-working peo-
ple have to do so, and brain~workers
and oflloe men should eat, not so much
meat,but nt least once adny, and to
insure its perfect digestion one or two
of Stuart's Dyspcpsia Tablets should
bc taken after each meal, hecnuse they
supply the peptones, dlastase and fruit
acids, lacking in every case of stomach`
trouble.
Nervous dyspepsia. catnrrh of stom-
ach, gastritis, scur stomach, gas and
acidity are only difl`ercnt names for in-I
digestion, the failure to digest whole-
some food, and the use of Stuurtfs
Dyspcpsia. Tablets cures them all be-
cause, by 'laffording perfect digestion,
the stomach has a chance to rest and
recover its natural tone ami vigor.
Stuartfs Dyspepsia Tablets is the
real household medicine; it is as safe
and pleasant for the stomach ache of
the baby as it is for thc imperfect di-
gestion of its grand sire.
They are not o. cnthartic, but a di-
gestive and no pill habit can ever foi-
low their use; tho only habit Stunrt's‘
Tablets induce is the habit of good di-
gestion and consequently good health.
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I Do you Know I
.. Diamond Values?
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mana.
¢\a`
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rugs
Probably not.
You really hive to
depend on your Jewel-
ler's knowledge.
We KNOW that our
stock of Diamond
Rings is made up of
stones as fine in quality
as can be obtained a_ny-
where at such pn es
as we ask for them.
May we show them
to yon?
G. F. Hutcheson,
JEWELLER.
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COAL
Landing daily from
Qchooacrs.
Best quality uf Sydney
and Piclou c -al.
C. Lyons & Co.
how is the
time  
iuget your winter supplies.
Our special Fail offer is n
chance ofa life time.
OFFER NO. I.
25 lbs Redpath‘s white
sugar.
I0 lbs Oak Blend Tea, (re-
tail price 28c per lb.)
ro bars best scrubbing
soap.
4 gallons best American
kerosene oil.
3 lbs washed currents.
3 lbs selected raisans,
For 85.00 Cash
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casa-
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Ovcrcoats for boys from ii
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All Styles of
Overcoats
Ready to Wear
Ovcrcoats equal to the best
made to order Ovcrcoats and
at lower prices.
Now is the time to call and
select your winter overcoat.
There never has been shown
in this Province such an ex-
cellent line of ovcrcoats :is wc
arc showing this season. _
3.00 up to $6.00.
Overcoats for youths from $4.50 up to $12.00.
Overcoats for men from it 5.00 up to $25.00.
We invite you to call and sce our ovcrcoats.
S. A. . cDonaid,
P. E. Isiand’s Greatest Clothing Store.
OFFER NO. 2.
25 lbs Redpath's white
sugar.
18 lbs Caddie Oak Blend
Tea.
io bars scrubbing ,soap.
4 gallons best American
keroseneoil.
I lb Chase & Sauborn’s
coffee (ground or in the
bean.)
I quart bottle best pickles.
5 pounds rice.
lo lba beans.
For I1'-50 Cash
Every article here is the
beat obtainable. Prndcnt
buyera will do well to call
at our stores, or you can
i write naming which offer
you want.
McKcnna’s Grocery,
Up Town Store, cor Queen
and Kent.
Down town Store,.oor Queen
and Dorchester.
F . . *ll
Fiiilowners, Dairymen,
Lobster Packers
When fitting np for Spring work try the
NEW FOUND'RY
Foot of;Queen Street
For CASTINGS. REPAIRS of all kinds.
Founders. Machinists and Boilermakers.
The Charlottetown Foundry Machine Co. Ltd.
Phone 75. Peake’s No. i:Whari. P. O. BOX 4ll
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