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THE GUARDIAN . CHARLO'1".l`ETOWN. PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND. SEPTEMBERIS . 1900
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One cup Ralston Breakfast
Riod cooks enough for flV¢
persons----there are six full
cups in every paCk3g¢-
Sliced dates and RSIISTOH
Bre;ikf.';ist Food mrike“a _C16-
licious dessert. Our l.ittl_e
Book of Ralston Recipes _
tells of other dainty dl>l1€S-
Acoupon in every lbiliikfige _
secures a col>Y- \
FOR SALE BY
JENKINS & SON _
The Corner Grocers.
Nl)
dl t
and
mo
bail
ated
prod
the
Har
W8
A
Nort
a
Fo
In
arm for Sale.
acres very fertile land off southern portion
he \\':-irrcii I-`n.rm-aoout 18 chains wide
55 long-ab out 15 acres clear and in a high
e of ferrility. 10 acres road? t° *WIFE-The
nce in Hurd \\ ood and Fence Rails. Sllill-
oue mile _from _Rocky Ffoint W”harf where
“ce cm, ne shipped-Near school-one of
mont beautiful spots available-_Overlook
b§i‘1_=burougn Bay and Charlottetown
lso in September next 50 acres od’ the
hern Portion of Warrm Farm now occu-
py iii-~i Margaret Miller and known as
ui -2 . ~ '_
°;r'i§'i8;?§;;i;r+v is ri. good coniitio-1 is within -
inutes walk of R-»Cl<Y 1:~>\"f- ‘Vh’“`f “nd
fry- " lure a ly to °
r parncu DD J-0-HN !`_E`vSON_
yi
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r-Plenty of seaweed
and fr in-s on Charlottetown Harbor --
omg g wg( , Charlottetown
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Your 
Bicycle 
Sir l 
It mav want cleaning and_ oilincg. T;
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if
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The “ Albert " Toilet Soap ¢D'S
Baby’s Own Soap makes young-
sters, clean. SW¢¢t. and &°5h°
It keeps their delicate skins
in good order.
Made entirely from veg*
table fats, it is an emollient as
well as a cleanser, and is as
useful on a lncly‘s toilet as in
the nursery.
raimiy but exquisitely aw-
matic.
Beware ol lmltationa. ¢» P
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~_ DDn'tlea\'e it in want. Pe , P _ _ __
'T rueing oradj usting. We ll do itright. ;
 Your 
E2 Wheel 'E
 Miss I E-
-1 It’s a hard time on wheels now. Just
I Jw ' t our shop occadonally and let E
j, usfegpit in order. II` PAYS evefY
- time. ‘
`f` ERNEST R|CE.
f The Bicycle Doctor.
.ummm
 *11" 3
__,, Q souiuuu
   roous
With the Island, Domin
ion and British Coat of
Arms in Buckles, Pins,
lroaches, Studs, Tea _and
Codec Spoons, etc. `
G. H. TAYLOR.
smpu. om.. sqm..
P.l;_I.ll0ll_ll[Il_lI|l_l_l_i0llllil
Indy, lugusl, 200| lust
It 9.30 a. m. A thorough and practical
training is given in that following: Book
Keeping, Commercial aw, Arithmetic,
Ponmanehi , En lieh Correa ndonce
Hlinell Lfethode? Shorthand, "J1`°ypewrit:-
ing, etc, Save time by taking our course.
Special attention to securing poei
time for graduates!
isaac oxam-iam.
Principal & Proprietor.
chime, Aug 3. 1900, dawn
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M. ‘Lf
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"ji The Model Tin Shop is the place 
ll
rl
_’ that people who once deal there //,\i\‘
`- will always come back again..1if{,'
Wh ’ Because w\ ive sat'
. _ S' “_
'.~'_ _ faction to all our custoeners axlid WS
1/) our workmanship is' superior to I/\~,
~ others. Call and be convinced 
' of the fact. Come once,you will ‘
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come again. :__
A general assortment of linware /(V
" alwaysonhand. Ladies’ Finger rf/.
'~ Hou d_ Muffin Pans, Corn Cake -.
_. Pans-in fart everything you i;
VI/ need in the line of tinvvnre. `-
_ Second-hand stoves bought and 1.. _
`~ sold. ,'//I
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_ Groot Quai-go Sufggg, __\,\__
,I _ Qinodnu 3. rooms; ,. ,,-
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 YI. H. Stevenson, I
Ju'-.y 16_d&w tt
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Whore to buy them to the best
advantage interests all parents.
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You want the best shoes and
' we sell them. It will please us
' to have you call and
glock over our stock. We guar-
antee our prices will please you.
uiuuus u; sun
Cor. below London House.
' Queen Street.
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We claim the best facilities for all classesof
DYEING and CLEAING. that our Works are
by far the best and our machinery the newest
and most complete. We clean all kinda of
goods without water (a r-nro guarantee against
ehrlnkago), without interfering with stiffen-
‘ lin nn. etc.
‘D2 summer is a munching now is the time
to have summer made look as good. as
b being D CLEANE
naw y an 0,
We  w k. All rd l'
wardedhzn '  ‘bl-y express vzllsthoglt
extrac rare
H'Prlcellstonapplloation.-
G E. HENDERSON,
1: om
my 9 uw iyi- nn" °°`
Temptations 
for the lil
Thirsty. ll/7/
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The Ginger Ale, Cream
Qi Soda, Lemon Sour etc, mann- 
_. _ 50))
 _factured by us are unequalled 
as summer beverages. When
3;. properly served no drinks are ,fill
Mil, more refreshing or pleasing. _ ',-
 Ask your grocer for them 
MR. Edward Simpson, (Lic) will preach
exceedingly heavy showing a fall of ll
inches at the Meterological Statlon,Sum-
mersicfc. It was accompanied bya. gale
of wind. _
The Steamer Elliott made her regular
weekly trip to Sydney yesterday. She
took away about 300 bushels of potatoes
and vegetables, a quantity of dressed
lumber, butter, eggs, and sundries.
A Mi;E'r1NGwas held Tuesday evening
in the oflice of Messrs. Rogers 8: Rogers
for the purpose of forming a Company of
Infantry. lt was decided to circulate the
service list before the organization is
completed so that all interested will have
an opportunity of becoming members.
This is now being done and with gratify-
ing success.
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READY FOR APPLICATION.
Patrictic Fund Committee Prepared to At/
tend to Soldiers' Appeals.
Oravaiva, Sept. 11.-The coinmittee of
the patriotic fund are prepared to receive
and deal vvithapplications on behalf of
Canadian volunteers who have returned
to Canada, and it is suggested that Olli-
cers commanding corps in Canada. and the
several branches of the Soldiers Wives
League will be good enough to communi-
cate at once with the secretary for the
Patriotic Fund, Ottawa.
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Every Kind  
of Backaohe
Yloldato Br. clinic Kidney-liver Pllla,
laaauao They Act Directly on the Llvor
M Hill I8 tho Kldlllyl.
Palma in the small or the back, ovd'
the kidneys. are usually due to do.
rangements of the kidneys, and dis.
appear when the kidneys aro set right.
But there are other kinds ot back-
ache. by far the greater proportion,
that can never be reached by treatin]
the kidneys. Paine ln the shoulders.
through the centre of the back, and
ln the aides are caused by a. torpid ac-
tlon of the- liver, and can only be driv-
en out when the liver la made healthy
and active.
To reach the llver. an well as the kid-
neys, to set the altering organs ln
working order and to cure 'every kind
ot backache, there ia but 'one untalllng
remedy, and that il Chaae'| Kid-
ney-Liver Pills. It in the only treat~
ment that has this direct and combined
action on both llv_er_and_ kidneys, and
the only one that positively 'and-' per-
manently cures backache, whether
caused by llver or kidneys. _
Dr. Chase’a Kidney-Liver Pills, one
pill a. dose, 25 centa a box, at-all deal-
ers, or Edmanaon,__‘Ba.te¢ and Co., To-
ronto. T"
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loll0||ALll & MARTIN
inaanisrnzns. '
kiglicitors, Notaries Public kc. Money to
0FFICES{ ‘¥.‘§.'.'.i2.¥§‘r§I.il3.‘E:. S2321."
KI J. MARTIN. B. A.
H C. MCDONALD, L. L. B.
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.LOWTHER & LEARD
DEN TISS.
um _ llulr|\aau’s Drugs Slum.
I SUHHERSIDE.
Painless Eitracllou _ln llc llll.E IETIIUD-_
All kinds of General and Anaesthetice
were -  
_ wn and Bridge work a specialty.
_ gates, Vnlcanite, Metal and Aluminum
in . ~
AD%1tip‘l11_r3y§%_1_§ll])iteDl>r;nches.
Jfs. i.ow:rnr§R,'D.'v.° s.
July 26 ood & w
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Peters, lugs & Saunders
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Ruined arid Lubricating' Dila
$l¥|¢ill’8- Gllllllltl Ill] EDGE $9"
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__ ___ ` ' ~ I This new and comm dioua hotel is now
open for business. Thoroughly fitted. up
lauiulaulums 8. Smal lgnls 5 i'»'5$1 23»»i"&» ‘-i'i»‘l“°’“»ii”“"°”°'“°I’»f=‘1éi‘»"‘-L?
pu c aooomm
which cannot bc excelled n_ any other on
_ --_- _ o  its mana. own esb§,'i»g. 
coma, bath rooms, sam e rooms. uma
aodorato. Free coach/_to all trains and
ltoamers. Special accommodation for
ll" "BHK, hm", "Sh,  _commercial travellers. _  `
ouu a. sn nu im ima if no 0.. 6 ui, 1 ,fBA_°K PFfBY‘Pf’ _
 ,M ,,_`-Artiiicial Sleek  
¢ . _ i A' " ` '_,  i V A ` ' . '   U - l -ff ri! _"e, -fr  it
P‘*°"'= 19" °=d==-   _    <    ~    l<1°<=='-1> 
in the Bedeque Baptist church aus nm. Exhibition yesterdaymorninz-
a id in Sumuierside at 6.30, next Sunday. Mn C_ D_ Thompson and Wife returned 
THE rain storm yesterday morning was
Dr' Allison and niece left Winnipeg on .' _
Saturday for home.-Hx. Herald. '
Miss Lyda Hcwett returned home to \
Lower Montague from Bostonon Tuesday. N0 such a. R&.H§8 Of Dl'¢SS  WAS
Senator Ferguson left yesterday morn- 
ing for Halifax to attend the Exhibition. j gvgf seen in Qur Dress Gggds _
yesterday morning to Moncton.
N city, in the interests of College Y.M.C. A.
‘lw k turnedtoVernon River sterda  _ I Ipricea (knit 
__ __________, s’sii>u ANn__r1iiucu co. i>1eiis0Nl_it___ Muuiiou.  -in in in nn. 
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fi, M8-Y0l` 01111195611 1@fU5'€Sl€I‘d&Y U10l‘Ull1Z Mr. Harry Grant _returned to New N ' ' "L 'Q »  ` _
i | for a visit to Halifax. Glasgow yesterday morning. _ 
-Mr. J. T. Melllsh left for the Halifax
Mr. F- H. Arneaud and bride, of Stl
John, are among the latest arrivals at the
left the city yesterday morning en route
Miss Robinson,from London,England,is _
in the city. She is the guest of her sister,
Stewiacke, N. S., returned to their home
yesterday morning. _
Mr R M Johnson and wife and Miss
attend the Halifax Exhibition.
Messrs Edward Sannders,Thomas Gillis I
- ~ _ ~ I o o
and Frank Pickard left yesterday morn-_I _
. ing to attend the Halifax Exhibition. ' ` E  `
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Miss Edith Howlett, who lhas been
spending her holidays with her parents, I
i on return to Boa
i Mr. A. P. Prowse. M. L.A., and Mm.
Prowse, are guests at the Hotel Davies.
They have just returned from an extended
visit Eto urope.
Mr. Thomas Kickham, of Sou.ris,cross¢d
by fthe Princess yesterday morning en
route to Lunenburg, whore he proposes
buying a. schooner. -
Miss Lucy Lefurgey, who has been
absent from Moncton for some weeks, has
returned to that city and will resume
her classes immediately. `
Mrs. Edwin Doe, of Boston, Mass.,
leaves on return home in a few da.ys,after
a pleasant holiday with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Theo. Aitken.
hir. George Irving, who has been in the
or re ye y
afternoon. He leaves for Montreal in a
few days tore-enter McGill.
House” opposite the Post Oillce-,Amherst
next week. I
_ _  _ -_ To bebr'Qfit’e 
meroial Traveller, has opened aMillinery _ g,  i   _ ' i _  Q
_ . ; _
Mn Wm Stewart, of Sinclair and Stew-, Rev. Mr. Hunter, of Barbadoes, W. 1.  uMY T  on ' " -
art/s, left for Halifax yesterday morning. is in the ¢if»Y f01` 8 few daYS» S  ° ' " l A »
Hotel D,“,,eS_ ~__ A leaning to roughness is conspicuous-' Camel Hair eEeot
Hon.A. G. Blair and Secretary Payne, i in` plain and pretty plaids, fuzzy, fleecy and almost lump
to the ma,n1,md_ __ the thing for our climate at just the prices to suit your purge;
Mrs. G. H. Taylor. i. I N0 such a showing of Furs his ever been
Rev. Robert Collin and wife, of Middle  A  P' E* Island' I I T 1 I
l
Mrs. Andrew McNair airivedhome from  We are the leading Fur Store 6' P. E. Island and we
a visit to her parents and friends in Scot- _ . .
,and on Monday nigkm __ eclipsed our former reputation.
DI .. J li J. McDonald and L. Mc- , _
Leadishdqonthgbe, left Tuesday to attend ' Any 1°'dY Wh° buf* °' Fm' Ja°k°3 ‘1¥h0\lU Boéng
the St' J°h” Exhibm°“° ~ stock is doing herself an injustice. Over 250 Fur Jackets to
May'Da;vSo`n left yesterday morning ,D from at P. E. Island’s greatest Fur Store.
__l_f;f_:_T\1€SdlY m0l’U°I18 _ ' , We expect our London and- -Puri; Tpimméd Mi||me,.y
Shun 5
f See the new things in Silks at My Store. é
Never before was our stock more beautiful-but it a
beauty of qniot richness rather than glaring promnenoa'
_jf-rleotion cforoal g ____
l§‘?"h°°°  _ --..~:.f...§‘~ff
 .fi  in  
' ur. W.E.Loni, son orcurusLor'd,1u:»q., N* ,_ _ it      4"
Bedeque, and for several years a. Com- -_ |»     _ _ S 1 
 __ _ _ _ _ _ _  .f "l 'i
and Furnishing Store ln the “Hickman ‘A ' '  _ ‘ ' ___ `
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WHAT IS DR. CHASE’S N ERVE-FOOD . W _
In appearance Dr. Chase‘s Nerve Food is
an oval, chocolate coated pill. In this con
densed form it contains all of nature’s most
strengthening and invigorating tonics and
restoratives and for this reason it is un-
approached as a blood builder and nerve
restorative. It cures all diseases caused by
Twist chewing tobacco is Q01#
` Malabar :r
*C¢i\'@"l"O~U
ized milk is guaranteed to con-
hntter fat.
are the characteristics of _ our*
milk and_cream.You will 
lacy 008111008 Diseases.; " `
e Owe their origin freljneuil  _
the milk or cream-usod ag A
in boom  to my%xt
ol the city. =  le
' Wo Uk ht Q trial. _ if ,
Telephone cmuoohon
Janwnw-.nn ~
thin blood and exhausted nerves and makes I I '
p ale, weak nervous men, women and child I »
ren strong and healthy. 50 cents a box. _ ‘  
A5cent plug of “Patric = _ag  1 _.__ __,.__, .
per cent larger than formerly i ` _ L A”
____ _ _  ___, __ Friday, _l4lh iiblgabeigiitembor
“   sanaanos I l . _       i  ' fig" ~ ~
e .e£'.'i.‘ '7.t3&ii.3_  .  ~
  if I Addresses on the leading  before pewdplo
___ -_-___ _  .___-by-T" ._  _ ._»_   T ._ _ _» _ _..'}.__= __ _.______e»_:;_j.'_;_5,,v£,_;_§§-,_;,_;i _ ,_,L._§~,_§
1' Diroctirom West Indies. cargo achr. , e Quotable W. S. mg’ Mlnmter ~
_Miiom,' _ ’ .35 risquia,
rmb1.a"viifu”»o..f milk;  R0Y%1fY I11I1¢l11011.. -20 Mt-= Stewart,
teurizod milk will keep  -SOHIIS, J .85 Tracudie
for from 3 to 5 days.  _ Bear River, ' .75  a
Rollo Bay, _ - ,75 York, _
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, 200 pun.. nerces and boi.. bright Honorable .William Patterson, Minister of
Barbadoes Molassos.  » __ _ ,_ ‘I  _
800 bbls. bright Grocery Sugar. _ - 5? ‘  . ’”
g oly’s wharf and   _ _ 
Now landin Conn 1 And Slfsr  _\Da7le3» N 1591' Of
°' °a1°l°w` Fisheries.   _   I 
N.n.if1'rE.NuURr.  _  I  
Aug. is en. 1='1=u::DA.'Y. §mP'r 14
The f0110WiI1”-g train arrangements have been
_ ,, __ 1 anrnun PETERS, Q. C., ~~.      the Qccasiom gond fm- return . ‘
 ... ..........   ...... "lil Pllllllllll      its 
-_ cod ` u'\l“ Ch'town CameronBl ‘s. ' ` ' ~ - " `  ,
, _` / :Summer’side, Q Dcgibo Mer l s Kenslngtoni  S_.L»PeterS,
_<1-/ig WICES °“1°““f“_‘_‘-“’#= _PURE MH( l gfeeoiln,    ysfig,
1 P » mera' r ’-`» _ ,C __  _
_Queen Hotel- ill Glilll Plllill Bfa.d-lim  fr Sf- A-21---.
_Formerly Perry Hotel.. ,A E _ of P ‘ Elliotte, ” .60 Georgetown, e
Quan Sfr ll. Ilezl of km’ wwf. l- ~ '"7 “P” ° °°" ‘“°°"- Ff¢d€f1¢f°}1»  Cardigan,
imnirom 3.8 so-4 per oem, of Hunter R_1V¢1'»_ -45 Perth,
_North Wiltshire, _45 St, Te;-¢5a, d
M--»‘-P-'Iv _ Colville _ .35 Peakes
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Passengers from  Georgetown; and
stations, will be ponveyed by the regular afternoon
j turning by special traiarraftgsthe meeting.
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