THE ci-rARLoT'ra'rowN GUARDIAN sEP'rEMB1~:R .7 19°,
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5- KRD in good henlih.
Ayer e Pills. Can youposslbly
izlve bener advice? ;’;,?;_1f"°°~g
» ~~ -Cure yourcoiistlpation. Gould
3/‘ers 
_ _ - m0ve_men_ o the bowels. Use
_'Tino wtnmsii wnelr'
,S growing more popular day V
by dvi"
Why?
Because it is 0- 8°°d
keepgzld Oilily by __/` - .Wllelhu fl _ n
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Phunk 3,2 Chalk tlel°W|1' during tiioir intended stay in the city will
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1|-A _ 5;-5* _ iit Halifax find themselves $15.01!) short.
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INVITED
If you wish the best in photo
Uuplry, finished on the new spec
rslized 1nounls.("h° "VY latest
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Where llabv is Alwavs Welcome.
 
HUGHES'
COUGH MIXTURE
CURES
` ids Iloarsciiess, Sore throat
Cllilgliirsiiiiiiiial 'affections quicker than
an other preparation we know of.
1; llins .steadily grown in popularity u1i-
m ,,,,,],,y it is the only cough remedv
iised iii runny families. Try a bottle
iindbc convinced of ils merits. Price
z5c.
Gao. 1-3. HUGH!-:s.
Apolliecaries Hall.
WEAR
MAC’S
SHOES
Our Men’s $3.50 shoes are sel-
ected from the best in Canada and
the United States and are the
greatest value for the money made.
Drop in and see us when you want
a pair.
A. E. McEachen,
THE SHOE MAN.
Do you Make your
Uwn Pickles P
if you do and iyou want in
lnivc tlicm good. you mm-it
have thu |n-opor material to
11ii1ki-tli1:111 with.
'l`l|u \'l.`\'l'l(l.-\li 1\lld SPICES
mn-.tliu tho very best. othcr-
\vi_<i: you \\'lll havo poor i'u-
sn 1...
.ill we have to Alive that our
.~|ni»k \iiio1¢ai- iii hitaWl11u
and l~21\gI|sl1 Malt und our
pivldiiug spice i11 bulk and
-1-ali-il |1iu~.ki1gci», whole cloves
i-lv.. nn: ti1o'vci'y boat oli-
isiiriiihlli. (lull and soo fur
_vni_ii-sclf or phono ue your
nn cr.
McK_ar”ia's Grocery.
rnoxri: __`_..-;
Down Town Storo Up Town Storm
'Mi u 2% l.\
lllduvnmnnion-allvaro
Nifty
Boots
For Men
We have opened
this week axiiity line
of l\len’s Box Calf
Blucliers.
Good shape, splendid
st..ck.'
$2.50 a pair
SPRAGUE sf. C0.,
Victoria Row._
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For Men  
Who Care
to Dress
Well
Invictus Shoes are
the top notch of style,
comfort and durability
-,then good qualities
combined with moderate
prices make them the
foremost shoe in C1111-
ada.
See Our
$4.00 In-
vietus
Heavy
Sole
Blucher.
Alley & Co.
Sole Agents.
CANNED
PEARS
]uSt received 50 dozen 2 lb
tins Canned Pears which we
bought at a bargain. We are
now offering them at the rate of
2 Tins for 25 cts.
They are good goods and won't
last long at this price.
P_§__*‘§¥_& Giff-
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BABY’S 0WN
Pure Frsofl"'¢e'""°"'“
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kin lilo
mm B131, fp
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In Charloitdlown thc pleasure of _ep-
joying n good me-nl by not having rli,C 1.
pure milk._Returdy1 l'~'¢ }l°l’1‘fl~g"_ov_f‘_:
teiirized Milk. Box 613- Um" ° e '
| find a list of desirable places at reason-
-THE lilllllllllll
Lllili NEWS
-is-
Ollices in New Prowse _Block
Charlottetown.
Tn: this will be high tonight at 10.16
nd tomorrow morning at 10. iii
Tun management of the provincial fair
This menus that Halifax city and the pm-
vlnce must each pay $7.500 to square
the account. '
V1s11‘o1L~i to the Exhibition not other
iso provided with hound and lodging
able rates on ,inquiry of lion. George E.
lluillies, Apothecarles‘ Hall.
S1¢ND in postage stamps to “The Guar
dlan, Cliarlot1.etown," 0 cents for 100 Tun-
nel stamps, ll cents for $)0,' 10 csrits for
300, 21 cents for 400, Zi cents for 500 or 52.
cents for 1000. These prices include oust
of mailing. Everybody should use
Tunnel stamps on their envelopes and
correspondence. il tw tf
F. R. l’i-ntuv, district passenger agent.
of thc C. l’. R. at St. John, who was in
the city yostanlay on his return fro111 ii
ten days'1rip through different sections
of thc provinces, reports a. good .sum-
111er`si business on the section of thu C. P,
li. i1i his jui-isdiiztion. Passenger ti-iilllc,
Mr. Perry says has been good und ia still
kffelllllg up rc1111\1‘k11hly well.-Moncton
Times.
IN its description of the hoard of trade
and co111uic1'cii1l trrivulers' room i1i the
liallfax exhibition, the Halifax Recorder
1'ei'cr1~s in glowing tex-Ins to Alfri-il Ellie. of
that city, who has been one of the travel-
ing stall' of llcndi-rson 8C Potts, the paint.
1ni1.nufactu1'or~i,of IIalifax,for many years.
It says: The room is in charge of Alfred
Ellis, of Hciidcri-1011 86 Potts, who luis
kindly consentell to give his tl111e thereto
diirlug the exhibition. llis presence is
woi-tli 111ucl1 to the success oflsuch a place,
as he is not only the best known traveler
on the road, hut his genial maniier is such
11~1 to make everybody feel pleased that
they have visited thc room 1111d conversed
with lilin. Mr. Ellis has “covered” the
maritime provinces probably longer than
any coniuicrclal man now on the road.
And few there are indeed who do not
know the genial “Alf” Ellis.
Woitnhris just been received of the
appointment of Prof. John Brittain, late
of the University Of New Brunswick,
and who will spuuk at the P. E. I.
Teachers Convention here today and to
morrow, to ii chair in the neiv college
which Sir William McDonald is erecting
riear Montreal. Prof. llrittiiin is to have
clnirge of the nature study branch, which
will lic one of the foremost positions in
that institution, und will have attached
to it ii rcinuncrativcsalary. This appoint-
ment will take effect li year from thin
fall, when it is expected the new building
will lic completed. Mr. Brlttaiii is 11
native of Ki11g`a county, N. H., and for
se\Lerul__ycai'»1 during-his curly life taught
in the puhlic schools of that county.
Three years ago Prof. Bilttaln resigned
his position at the Norinni School, having
1‘e.ccivcilun uppollitrncnt from Sir \Vil-
li1\11i 1\IcDonL1ld as instructor in elemen-
tary scicnceund school gardcniiig in u
nunibcr of Carleton county schools, with
lieiidquiirters in \Voodstock. Lust winter
hc wasiippoiiited to the University of
New Brunswick, wlicre he assisted Prof.
.lack as iiistructor [11 elementary science.
l1i thc spring hc resumed his work l11 thc
Cai-lctoiicoulity scliools. Prof. llrittain
goes back to tl1c l/'liivcrsity of New
li1'111iswiclfi1g1\i11 |l1l.~4f1\ll, ivhcre hc will
i~c11111intlirouiglitlicfivinter, und in thc
spring will again assume charge of the
school gardening of thc rural 'schools un-
iil time tu tako up his \vork in the
new college.
l)1i1iiv Coivitmaz At the recent ai-salon
ofthe Baptist convention of the Maritl111<\.
l’1'ovi1iccs, held l1i Charlottetown, P. E.
I.,iii'csolutIon was passed to tho effect
tlmt au oillcl11.l should bo uppolnteri who
should not as corrcepoudliig secretary and
siiperiiilcnderit of Home Missions, and
ilrianclai secretary for deiiuiiiinatioliul
fumiii, hhi field of operation being thc
proviiiees of Nova Scotia ami Prim-.c Ed-
w11i'il1.~ila1nl;tl1c no111l1intlo1\ was to he
11111dc hy the ilimncc coimliitteo of thc
ciilivcntioii and 11 coniliiitlcc of tho liolne
Mission Iionrd. This joint 1~o1nmittce
mot at Bridgetown, u11 thc lltli lust.,
and uiinnlinously noliiinntcil Rev. I. \V.
l’n1-ter, of thc Bear River Ii11ptistUl1urcl1.
Tire lionic Mission llnard 11ict in Yur-
mouth on thc l»ll.h inst.1\nd confirmed this
11o111inal.io11. 011Su11day, 17th. Mr. Por-
ter resigned ilic |n\sl.oi'ate of this chu1 ch
In order to accept thu position, hla resig-
nation to take cil`cct Oot. 5th. Mr. Porter
has been in Bear River five and li l1Nf
years. 'l‘woyc1\ra ago ho received a cull
to North Sydney ata oonslilerahly i11ci'c1u~»
od salary, but declined it in accord with
the uni\nlmoui1_vote of the church here.
ills services have been frequently
sought hy other churches. and on tho day
of his apnoiniincnt he rsocived notice of 11
1-all to another of the _strong churches i1i
the province. Mr. Porter will take up
his rci~1lilct1cc in \Volfville.
Smokers-We can satisfy anybody in
the line of pipoa,clgars and tobaccos-fine
goods, low prlces~and strict attention to
customers must ph-use the most fastidloue
- big discounts during exhibition weck.--
9-11 d iw pd- _
A. W. Reddln, Pham, li., Central Drug
Store.
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Mas. E. weerien, uefireni, um., me
her daughter Mila Mildred an visiting
friends on the Island. ,
TBR ladies aid of the P. RL I. Hospital
nreservlng ilrst class meals, choice re-
freshments, the beet home -made candy
under the grand stand at the Exhibition.
Tllosl who have promised donations
fmui St. James, St. Peters, Zion and
Cent-ral Christian Churches for the
Exhibition lunch will please send them
toMrs iDr.) Taylor-‘s residence to-day
Wednesday.
I1' ia ltated that §l(iil.0iXl was loft in the
town ofDi|rby bv tourists this season.
Twelve other towns |11 the province did
equally well. The income from this
source would exceed $2l,00U,tD0 per annum.
There are many places well situated to do
It.-Ex.
Waniu-:N Movswrr, of McKinnon 8:
Moi1'att,hake1s, leaves Tuesday 1nor11i11|;
on a two waoks' trip to Charlottctow11.--
Mrs. A. E. Weliwood and the Misses
Gertrude McDermott n111l Katia McAduni
left Saturday moming on a visit to Char-
lottetown and Moncton N. B.-Sydney
Post-_
C11As.H.1iNn M11sUai.1m1 who have
been visiting thc home of Mrs Urlliig's
parents, Malcolm and Mrs McLeod,
Dundas, entertained u few friends to
aelobrate their first wedding Iuniiivcrsmy
Friday 22nd and were the rcciplont Of
many beautiful priwunts. They left
forBoston yesterday to take up their
residence.
\Vi~: congratulate Mr. lloratlo Nelson, of
Montague, on his election by ucclaination
us liearl of tho Foresters orgaiiizatlovi ln
this province. All who know Mr. Nelson
throughout thc Island, 1111d they are
many, will feel that the honor is most
worthiiy bestowed.-Churluttetoivn, P. li.
‘I., Guardian. Pai‘l.icul1irly appropriate,
too, lu thin, the ceiitouary of'l‘1'afalg1irl
lioratio tho Elder was also well known
throughout “the Island" being Supreme
Chief lianger of the Channel and there-
abouts. -'l‘l1c Benchcoiiilici-, Iiullfrix
Chronicle.
lI.\11.i¢v lir1.1.s1.\N, jr., runnlnir in the
colors of the Now York A. O., made u
new \vorld’s record in 11 300 yard race
Saturday at Now York, the time being
34 3-5 seconds. 'l‘hi.~i is exactly two seconds
hettcr than the previous timc marie by A.
C. Kracnztein, formerly ofthe University
of Pennsylvania, who did thc dlstuiice
over the tivo hurdles in Iiti 3-5 seconds at
Uhlciigo on Miiy I2, 1807. The contest took
place ut the games of thc New York A. C.
John G. Fiariiiigaii, of thc Irish-Aiiierican
Athletic Club, clmruploii hammer throwcr
of tho \vo1‘ld, threw thc sixteen pound
missile 172 feet 11 inches which is i)§:in-
ehes short of his own world's record fig-
ures.
AMONG the acrobatie features of the
Cllu.rlottc.town exhibition vaudeville which
will be seen at the York Tlieatrc Friday
evening ii11d Saturday afternoon of next
week only will be the celebrated Brothers
Lriiioie, the champion aerial gyrnnasts og
America, who will give sensational and
thrilliiig per-foruiances o1i the revolving
ladder. As a iluulc to this iict-,thc laddcr'on
which they have been performing sudiic11_
ly separates 1ii1d the audience brcatlilessly
watches for a calamity that will result in
one or more serious accidents, but it is
soon 'noticed tllttt the athletes are loft
wildly whirling in rnld air on a single har.
This is one of thc most. sourght after aut,
in vaudeville and is presented by the
ixianagemcnt with much confidence.-St
John Times. '
WHEN RUN DOWN,
“Di-IAGGY" USED UP
You Lack the Vigor, Courage and Stay-
ing Power that "Ferrozone” Cau
Supply.
MNIght cornea and it’s hard to sleep.
__ _ .
orning diiuns and the anxious, tried
eellngls still thcic. I)o1i't iieglect this
radnal decline; it ca11'l. cure iiself. lint
iiv forming rich pure blood, Fcrrozoue
will quickly supply thc nutri111c11t and
building 1111itcri1il your .system craves.
Instantly you arc iii\‘i11'c that some
powerful force is building up our de-
toned energies. At once you fccl, bri1cc'i.
cured, utrcllgtlieiiefl. Search the \vorlri
over and ou wontllnd anything to tone
upa weak system like Fcrrozonc. Pliy-
siclans clalni it is tho most strengthening,
uplifting medicine ever discovered.
No more spells of tlrcllucss, but hound-
i1\Lt._l0yful iii-ulth when you take Ferro-
zone, of which Mrs. il. S. Gold, of Bowa-
n11i11, liiaii., speaks in thc folloivlng words
of wa se:
‘ll state my cnni- because I think it
may assist other women to licallli. A
ycurngo I was almost n wreck. I was
pale and cinaeiiited, snll‘cring fi‘o111
iicrvoiisiiean and hysteria. Little things
pohig wrong l11 thc house liotliorefl mo
l‘l1e doctor ailvlserl dill`ei'c11t. trcatiiienis
but they iiidn`t help. llc xulil my lnw
condition was iiiii\. to ivoiikneriu that might
never hc cnrerl. li`cr1'ozonc had ri peculiar
griilcf11lell`ci-t and built ma up quickly.
The ills I s1\il`ei~cd from ure cured. I n111
i_\ov1I' Hirorig and vigorous a1nl was made so
1 "crrozone."
yW‘l1y11otc|\.\i|11.=.iilo iho chains nf sick-
ness and onli-r lho bright. happy life of
rnlinstlieiiltli. I.o1.1~`r~1'rozmic iclp yon-
iiei. It cure you once and forever. Prici-
5ili-.. per box or six boxi-s for $2.50 Ki. all
deal:-ru. or N. G. I’ol.so11 Sc Co., Iiartford,
Conn., U. S. A..1\i1fiKl11gi<1o11, (lnl.
.__..g»~_
Dinner Scis al. P. E. IvQ1nd's G1'oai¢-at
Crockery Siori-i1n111$f1.C0 and upto $35.00
\‘\'. P. Colwlll, Suunyaidc. 7- 12d tf
 
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THE EXH|lilllllli
lllHMiiil UPilli[I
By His Honor the Lieutenant
Governor Yesterday Aller-
noon-Speeches by Pro-
minent Men.
'l`l1efor111nlo|icnin|g of the Provincial
Exliibltluii took place at 2.1!) yer-itcidiiy
afternoon. After the National Anthem
hail been played hy Worth's Band
lion. F. L. liasaurd K. C. in introduc-
ing thc Lieutenant- Governor who was to
formally open the Exhibition iiitlmaied
that next year the probability was that a
much larger exhibition than ever before
would he held here. Next year the
Doniinloii Exhibition would be at lialifnx
ami it was hoped that a much liirgergriint
would hrIu|.; here much of tho livc stock
rouilthc upper Provinces.
His Honor the Llcut. Governor in form-
ally dcclnring the exliihltlou open
referred to thc 1~1it1‘ies1 being larger ll1i1n
cverbcforc, nntwitlisliiiiiiing that 1.11a11y
of our Island pcoplc.1‘cgrct»ti1l-,ly are going
west. Still the best were still at
home and wi- can lieresieo \\'lii1ttl1eycnnili>
lie coiigriitulaicli the directors on their
good 11ia1in|rc1uc11t ami compiimeiiteii the
exliibltorii upon thc trouble they hurl
Lukcnili gottilig their uoods hcre. All
we wu.11i. is good \\'c11I.l1eri111d it is hoped
that ii great many more than ever bcforu
will hc secn,pri11cipally owing tol-he open
ing of thc Murray lfarbor Railway.
Exiiibltlons are beneficial in ermliliiig our
people to soc wlicrii they uro at. They
can look urounil and compare with their
iicighliors. lie advocated our people
going into mixed fi11'1ni11i;. Thus ii part-
ial faiiuro in the crops docs not lciive the
pcoplealtogctlicr i111-uiu. llc urged co-
operation among the fi\1‘11ie1‘s citing Dcn-
mark as u11 example of the good of pro-
gressive dnirylug. Tha education given
by tl1cdi|l'cre1it lecturers luis been very
beneficial limi is doing much to the good
of the Island. He spoke strongly in
favor of tho continuity of exhibit-
ions i11 this province.
Premier Peters expressed his pleasure
at being present to see the exliibitinii
again opened this year. Ile regiirdcd ex-
hlbitloni-1 as 11 sort. of experimental farm
which teaches each farmer from his
neighbor to do better. lic was pleased
to hear from President Iiaszurd the hone
that next year the exhibition would be
coiiducted on 11 111ucl1 larger scale than
ever before. Notwitlistanding that lit
was an olI` year in fruit he was glad to
boar from competent ,ludgas that tho
fruit exhibit was quite supcrior to that
of Nova Scotia. Senator Ferguson pave
praise to the directors and to tho mer-
chants for their untiriugz work ami Ifor
Llieirbcautifulexhibits. lic hoped that
thc1~`cdcral recognition prouilscil today
would turn out to be given. The Island
cxhlbitlouliiis been solely the work of
Island people. llc closed by again co11-
gratulating thc directors outhc magni-
ficent display before him.
Chz1mberlain’s- icugn li( m Aids
Nature.
Mi-1licl1ios that uid miturc arc nlway
inost cllccluiil. Ch1i11ihe1'laln‘r1 Cough
Iiciricdy nets 011 this plan. It allays thc
cough, relieves the lungs, aids cxpcctor»
utiou, opens the Hccretioiis, and nhls
nature in restoring thc system io a
healthy condition. Itiii famous for its
i‘i11'esovcri1la1'gc part of thc civilized
world. Thousands have tcstlilcil to its
superior cxuellerice. ll vo1i11leru1'i..~1 any
\e1i1li~1icy of n cold to 1-c.su|t l11 pncumoiiiii.
For sale by all di-uicgists.
T_.<.>.
I’11to11`e carpets have stood thc test fora
quiirtcrofa century. \Ve can supply you
with 11-fcrclii-c eiiiloizeliig the ubnvc stale-
111ei1l. (}ostofr111'pr\t $1.50. l’1'I1-i- still tho
shine, quality still thc sririic.---Ja111n.~:
Paton lic Co. 271| Lil
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Moulded Records *iii
i Made from new`com-
pnsition and may be "
i hpndled without fear of
A o spoiling the sur- -.
face with finger ‘d
marks.
The very latest and
 best selections to be
»~ had-Call and in- ‘-
§ spect them. Sold
’_` nnlv at
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MEET ME ATI THE ALWAYS BUSY STORE.
Stdtnley
selling.
Stanley
New ress
Trimmings _
_lust received from London and Paris
another lot Dress Triiiiiiiiiigs; black
silks, black sequins, colored gninips
and passeiiiciiteries-also the New
Motif effect-all priced low for quick
ros.
Bros. _
Stock
Stanley
ememher our
ress oods
All kinds of I<`as‘lii<>ii;ililc I":1l1i'ics in
choose from in lilacks and colors-
Evcry detail of this clcpxirtinciit is most
czweiiilly looked ziftci'--:ind you get the
best value to he get in Caiiuda.
Over 400 prices here for you.
Bros.
strong, 4oc to 6oc a gal.
English a t lncgar, ii c iuc an i1cr `1ucga1', goo an
French White Vinegar put up in 4 gal. demis $1.75 each.
Strong, pure whole spices at lowest prices.
M sANDERsoN fo. co. J
Clothes
the Bo
overconts are the
S.
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Boys want the best and stmiigcst clotliiiig. No
man ever gives his clothes siicli wear and tear,
such ivringing and twisting as thc zivcizigc buy.
Our boys’ suits made in Noiiolks, Oxf<»i'ds :ind
double breasted tlircc piece are stylish and coin-
fortable. They will stand the \ve111° luecziiist- they
are made from pure wool tweecls. You will not
have to keep taking a stitch lici-e and se-\\'iii_i;' 11
lnitfon there! Now lioys who wear them, and
mothers who care for tliciii and fzitlicrs who pay
for theni-our new fall stock of boys’ suits and
E333 EEEEHENNE QQEEIE
best on the market today.
Prices are low when you consider the quality.
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l?§lE'l3lD'Q EEHEEEEEE EE 3??-il
Landing daily from
Scliooners.
Best quality of Sydney
and Pictou coal.
C. Lyons & Co.
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Eqnally Low liiitcs From Other
Points.
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