__RJod Utensils
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-is a' pure, hygienic, clcanscr
entirely lrcc lrorn acids, c.:iuslic_~‘.
and alkali. Avoid dangerous
chemical cleansers-Old Dutch
is a mech nical clcansci. lfs
line particitis quickly looscn and
remove all "grease and burn"
without leaving ii scratch
on tlie surlace. Use il
on the iioors. wood-
work all over
the house.
lO¢
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work :md metal |
NEW ~ IIA ZELTONA
the; most important City on the
Grand Trunk Pacific in interior
British Columbia- '
NEW IIAZELTON is the ‘
commercial and distributing
centre for
Yoninen who are tired working
your head and hands off, with
nothing to showfor itat the
end of the year.
TEN DOLLARS will start you
that will make you big profits.
You can't lose by following
rant Mars
and information will be gladly
sent yon. _
‘Standard Securities limited
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~-immense Agricultural
- District.
---the famous anthrscite- C »a
mines.
---the manufacturing of
Central British Columbia
owners of "close in” properly
the Union Bank, the Bank ot
Vancouver and other large
_' xiiercanfile and financial
iltistltntions.
i Price of Lots. $I00 up.
__ 444 rseiiie splicing
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Bankers. Imperial Bank .
if
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-Kfer Morrison oflienslngtqn 1.
making as short visit to friends in
Summerside.J. - ~ , ~
mi
-H. D. McEwen, Morell, passed
throu Summer-side yeeterda ni
way gg) Montreal.-J. 7 on a
-Henry and Mrs. Wright, 'Su-mmer.
side, were passengers to Charlotte-
town. yesterday mornlng.J.
-Among the express shipments'
from Albertson yesterday mornin
were 18 barrels of smelts for Boston
and New York.A.
-Fred B. Armour and Mrs.~ 'Ar-
mour and three children left Alberton
stated his hotel business in Alberto”
inlaw Frank Taylor-.A
-The Guardian regrets to learn
that ex-Sheriff Wright, of Summer-
uide, who as previously reported suf~ _
tered severe injuries by being thrown
out of his carriage, near Searletow
on Thanksgiving Day, is st.il1`1n 5
precarious condition and too ill to
be removed to his home in Summer-
side. ,.. `
Dr. F. S. Lutlgg and Mfg, Lodge_
Charlottetown, had a close call on
MONUHY night- They had eaten part
Ol U10 00ntenl.s of a can of clams and
€h01‘tly afterwards Dr. Lodge, feeling
ill, retired, thinking his indispqsitign
resulted from indigestiou. A little
inter Mrs. Lodge became very sic! "
nn_d in attempting to go upstairs
tainted. Dr. Lodge was by this tlmi
so ill that he was unable to rende.
MW assistance. He managed to cal
fronz. his window to n neighbor acros
the street. The latter summoned 1
doctor who came at once and attenf
ed to the sutlcrers. I-Ie diagnosed th
trouble as ptomaine poisoning an
administered the necessary antidote
Both have fully recovered but tn
doctor stated hat twenty minute
more would have meant death.
The Guardian regrets to learn fron
a telegram tc II. J. Palmer, Char
lottetowu, of the death of Charlet-
Curtis yesterday at the Massachu-
setts General Hospital, Boston. I-it
was a son of the lute James F. Cur
tis of H. M. Customs, Canada, and
went to Boston about two years ago
While at work there he contracted ap
pcndicitis and was operated on for
the sn/me in August last, and seem
inigly recovered, but complications
followed and he continued in a very
weak and precarious condition until
_at out a fortnight ago when hopes
_were entertained of his recovery ns hr
seemed to he gaining a little. How-_
ever, s, turn for the worse resulted in
his death suddenly yesterday morning.
Charlie, as ho was familiarly known,
was of s kind n/nd generous disposi-
tion and B general favorite with those
who knew him. Both his parents are
dead and- he leaves to mourn their
loss the following brothers: William
M. Dorchester, Mass, druggist; John,
in California and one sister, Mrs. F.
W. Prowse. His body will arrive to-
morrow evening from Boston. Fun-
eral notice later. i
  .
MUSE SlliPPi|] UP
WITH EATAHHH
____-
A Common Sense Treatment
for Colds and Catarrh.
Gives Instant Relief.
___
No matter how miserable you are
with catarrh or 5 cold' in the head,
nose stopped up, throat sore, eyes
running, dull pain in the head, dry
cough, fever. foul breath, E-ly‘s
Cream Balm will give you instant re-
iief.
It gets right at the root of the
trouble, cleanses, heals and streng-
thens the raw, sore membranes,stops
the nasty discharge so that you are
not constantly blowing the nose and
spitting. In 5 few morrwnts utter ap-
plied you can feel it doing- its work
of clearing the head, the pain and
soreness are relieved, the breathing
becomes natural and the stuffed up
feeling is gone. This cleansing, heal-
ing, antiseptic Balm contains no mer-
cury, eocaine or other harmful drugs.
It is easy to apply, pleasant 'to use,
and never falls to give relief, even in
the worst cases.
Never neglect. 5 cold, and don't suf-
fer the mlserles of catarrh nor dis
gust: your friends with your hawking
spitting and ioul breath. Get a St
cent bottle bf Ely's Cream Balm
from your druggist, and start the
treatment at once. You will find' that
it will be the best investment you
ever made. _Agent E. A. Foster. '
FURNITURE SALE. '
Buying in car loads lots we can
sell you at auction prlzeaz-
Slde Boards $9.00 to $50.00. Bur-
eaus. sims, $6.50. $1.00. 81.50.
ss.oo, 510.00, $11.00 seen. cemmeaes
$2.75, $8.00, $8.50, £4.50 and 85.00
each.
Wicker Chairs 8 colors $8.25 each.
Parlor Suites, not the ordinary but
the belt. $19.75, $22.50. 885.00 to
560.00 each, I and 5 place suites.
Parlor Tables, 81.50, to $115.0
each.
Dining room tables, surface oak
with 5 large legs $7.00 to 512.00
sseh.
quartered Oak from S1l.00 toSs2.00
h. .
ulolining Room Chairs from t0e to
"ii°°a'§>'m':° °' “naw t nw
ar at". . _ -
my are utilise' -’°‘~ '
Buffett from 018.8010 886.00 each
~ -se-nrel'.~I~‘.-?`r".i‘C':=:i=:
 . Rsnllow Co., lfnllf- Ku
Pafulnae “Ur
tlemplete larvoua lreakdeiln left
lr. llaok an Invalid-oiireil
by ltr. 0haee’e llervs Food.
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yesterday for Antigonish where they _,_ '
w'll in future reside. As previously “ /
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has been tfiken over by his brother-I X _
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Mr. Henry Black.
What a helpless mass of flesh and
one the human body ls, once the
'eukness comes over you, and yo
oss control oi' the limbs. The next
tep is paralysis.
You will be fortunate lf, like Mr.
llack. you get the building-up process
n action before it is forever too late.
ly forming new, rlch blood Dr. Chnse’s
ierve Food carries new vigor and
mer-gy to every organ and every mem-
Jer of the human body. ‘
‘The wonderful reults I obtalne
‘rom the use oi' Dr. Cha.se's Ne
rom nervous exhaustion and weak-
-css may use this medicine wlth~equal-
y satisfactory results. As the result
if overwork I became completely ex-
iausted. and was unable to work for
'our-teen months. As I am the father
if a family, these were sad days for me,
rut after I had used six boxes ot Dr.
Jhase's Nerve Food I had improved
-io greatly that I continued the treat-
.nent until I was completely restored
to health and strength. I now work
twelve to fifteen hours a day, and keep
In excellent health."
Dr. Chase's Nerve Food, 50 cents a
sox, all dealers. or Edmanson, Bates
i Go.. Limited. Toronto.
 
R'ollie Norman, Moncton, was a
iassenger to Charlottetown on the
Northumberland' last. night.
-Dr. Alex. McNeill of Sumnierside,
left; yesterday morning by the Em-
press for a trip to Montreal and New
York.J.
A Halloween surprise party gather-
ad a the home of Ernest and Mrs.
Lund, Mt. Stewart, on Oct. 31st, and
in games and candy making. After
_....-
An interesting event takes plac
this morning at 7.15 at the home of
the bride 50 Hillsboro St., Char-
lottetown, when Miss Elizabeth Wyatt
will become the wife of Samuel Mc-
Leod of the dry goods firm of -Moore
d: McLeod, Charlottetown. The bride
will be given away by_her brother J.
will be unattended. Immediately at
ter the ceremony, which will be per-
formed by the Rev. T. F. Fullerton.
the happy couple will leave by the
bec and other' Canadian cities. The
brides going away suit is of nav
blue with hat to match. The hand-
some and numerous presents receive
testify to 'the popularity of the
couple.
to Boston, New York, Montreal, Que
Y
._A quiet marriage will be solemnl-
zed this morning at North Bedequc
tructing parties being Margaret L.
Cameron and Robert C. Auld both of
Frectown. The bride will be prettily
attired in a travelling suit of blue
serge with large black picture hat.
After the ceremony the young couple
will leave by the Empress on a. shor
trip to Bt. John and other cities.
Both parties are deservedly popular,
the bride having been for a number
of years one _of the successful teach-
ers ol this province,whllo the groom is
an an g ti Y B
manager of the firm of Auld & Com-
pany. A host of friends extend their
heart-fest wishes for a happy and
successful journey through life.
..."l"he Guardlan's valued corres-
pondent from Red Point writes that
this fall certainly beats the recor
for lateness as some stooks are yet
to be seen ln the fields and a few
fields of grain are still to be cut and
large delds of potatoes yet to 'dig
and this is the second day of Novem-
ber. 'l‘his section also carries oil the
palm for digging as one day last
week Arthur Neal and Mrs. Kreeman
Kennedy filled and emptied nine carts
of potatoes, Arthur plowing them
out and putting them in the cellar-
No fishing of any consequence for
some time in these waters but a
beam trawler has been operating for
some days south and west from East
Point-Three new lobster factories
are being built for next season _ he-
tween Mclnnis’ Cove and East Point
-The Baltic starch factory has closed
for the season alter is few very busy
weeks and used a large quantity of
potatoes. _».»..
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We believe MINARD’B LINIMENT
`s 'the best: `
.dathias Foley, Oil Olty, Ont.
Joseph Snow, Norway, He.
Charles Whootsn, lfulgrave, N. H.
Its . 8.0. Armstrong, -Mulgrave, TLB.
Pierre Landers, senr.. Pokemouche,
Iron beds, lprlags and llsetraseea,
the belt At \Mfl\l\ prices. Jas. 'Pltoll
t Co. to-llmltl.
,Thomas Wasson, Sheffield, N.R.
N. B.-
a most. eniovsble evening was spent
er e e oun business man and
pm." E.'¢'.Fi}‘.§T-T"éiii.}15€£.2I$’€§' ri 'iii
home yesterday afternoon.
-Rev. Gio. Miller, Alberton, went
to Charlottetown yesterday morning
to attend a meeting of Presbytary.A
The many friends or Charles and
Mrs. I-line, Charlottetown, will be
grieved to learn of the death yester-
day, after a short illness of their
young son Willing: Henry. To the bs-
reaved parents t e Guardian extends
sincere sympathy.
_-J-
_ -Frank and Mrs. Tuplin and fam-
ily, formerly of New Annan, have
moved to their new house on Beaver
street. Before leaving New Annan,
the residents of that place testified
their regret at their departure by ai
gathering in their honor at which ii
farewell address was read. But New
Annan’s loss is Bummerside‘s gain.
Mr. and Mrs. Tuplin will l-.e heartily
welcomed to their new home.-J _
-On Friday of last week Mrs. Gil-
_bert Grossman of Lot 16 was very
seriously injured by a vicious cow.
Mrs. Grossman was driving a herd of
cattle from the pasture meadow to
the barn for the night when a dog
made chase alter the cows. This-
erves become exhausted. Extreme #articular WW l-“l`“°d and MU1°\<Q§l_i_
months with her sister.-J.
Canadian Bank of Commerce, C ar
lottetown, has received notice that
he is to be transferred to the Bt.
John Branch. He will be succeeded
here by Mr. Walker of Toronto who
will arrive in about ten days time.
The manyfriends of James Keenan.
Sharlottetown, for many years cook
Jn the Northumberland, will be
grieved to learn that he is suffering
rom injuries sustained Ln a fall while
attending to his duties. His early
recovery will be eagerly looked for-
ward to.
__,‘The 50 it auxllary sloope “Cas-
arco No. 14" which was built by L.
& N. Paquet for the Canadian Sar-
dins Co., Ltd-, of St. Andrews, N.
B., arrived in that place on Sunday
last under the ~ command of Capt..
Do you fiitd the fail and winter trying? Do you get nm down
-catch cold easily-feel like huddllng in a warm room lnsteadof
braving the biting blasts? You do not need to.
Start
now to build up reserve strength with :- -
NA-DRU-CO Tasteless
Preparation of Cod Liver Oil
--a vltalizing compound of pure Cod Liver Oil Extract, with Malt,
Hypophosphltes and Wild Cherry.
As an all-round tonic and
"builder-up" this preparation has ' _
few, if any, equals. it puts an edge on the appetite 
-aids digestion-supplies rich and easily assimilated  ‘ . 
nourishment--tones up the nerves--and especially V i Ai' ` 1 ‘ V
strengthens the lungs, bronchial tubes and throat. _
in 50c. and .$1.00 bottles, at your drugglst's.
IGI IVKIY IILUIIIT Tltllfl I
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iinimi ann and cnemieri ce. oi emit, iiniua. ::;‘:,:".;i‘.’..?.'.'f:'41’.:¥¢:2‘2.1".:
was a passenger by the Empress
Monday night on her return from
Brooklyn, Mass., after spending two
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and sleep soundly,
A Peter McAulay and Pius Chsverie.
Each speak in the highest terms ol
gggtflnflu';_°o;;Bgh?)';k;,i§,':g°?,?nd 3:2 her both for speed and ssaworthlness,
happy company dispersed to thei
homes. _ _
I- etc, L. & N. Paquet has purchased
the cargo of lumber taken here bf
the schooner Mankato, 70,000`feet
in all. It consists of a quantity o'
oak and pne boat stock also spruce
and pine boards and scantling.
Had Stomach Ramblings
Distress Before Meals
WAS SELDOM FREE FROM THAT
' ` _ l , d
E. Wyatt, M. L. A , Summers de on _ _wEARY_ DROOPY_ HALF_
DEAD FEELING.
Now Cured, and Gives Good Advice
to Others With Dyspeptic
If you have any stomach distress
at all you will certainly be interest-
is told by Mr. Edward Dawkins:
Dawkins, of i’ort Richmond. "I was
els for I had to use salts or physic
all the time. My stomach
kept sour, and always after eating
there was' pain and fulness, and all
the symptoms of intestinal indiges
Q
to get results with Dr. l-Iamilton's
at all druggilts and storekeepers, oi:
fskln trouble but none that we could
‘i personally recommend, as ws can the
D. D. D. remedy, E. A. Foster. Cen-
tral Drug Store.
NOTICE.
During the progress of our grest
Clearance Sale, ws respectfully ask
our friends and patrons in the optical
line, to put off having their work
the sale. We expect to be so busv
during this great sale that we sbsll
t k
have lit e time for optical wer . `
‘ G. F. HUTCHEHON,
i ' .Tsweller-Opttelnn,
10-30Metb 1
you say.
` you're wide awake.
u Mrs. Crossine/n, knocking her down, ,,._ 
'trampling upon her goring her face  ~"`~ Q /'\ _._;?\` "_:`
.ith its horn and tearing consider-  _`.` _\  \?5`
ihle hair from her head. But for thc  ` .~_.;i" "\ _ "° _il 
fact that the unfortunate womn.n's  \§\\\'S; -\  :_ _i _-§{~` _>;;\"‘ \§\y_\ W f
iusband was \i'oi'l'irig near and heard \\\.i`   ‘ _f .3;11_"‘ _;\5>,` ‘
the cry of his wife for help there is _¢_s~\` _ ‘~"i \` `<?J \~`~1§._ _gh
io doubt that sho would have been -~ ` 'Y if' "`  0" _
-illed His coming to the rescue asv- \~.\  :_-
d d t csc t.Mrs Cross- `
we nnn is doing well toward recovery. , .--__
“ood constrain me to write this let- '-5- //T/" " _
er ln order that others who suffer THURSDAY.  / \ `\_
-Miss Irene McPhee, of Coleman. /   `\ \ `7‘
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Mr. Henry Black, 81 St. Catherine  h '_ M ,ip 1 -1 i ‘ _ gf"
treet east. Montreal. Que., writes:-E igmgone eanmnmlgr wa: immfd “wiv ` -'  
C. L. Claxton, accountant in the _ 9
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BIG BEN
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Leave your call
trustin gly ,
every, minute of the night-'-he’ll
call you on the dot at any time
And if you roll over and try
just one more nap, he’ll remind
you gently that it’s breakfast
_ time and keep on calling until
There’s a feeling of bigness
and strength about him, a pe-
culiar glow of brightness and
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with Big Ben
cliecr tliat is strangely novel
about an alarm clock. `
His face isfirziiik, open, easy
to read-his keys large, strong,
easy to wind-his voice clear,
sunny, pleasing to hear.
He rings just when you want,
and either way you want, five
straight minutes or every other
half minute for ten minutes un-
less you flag him off.
$3.00
_ Af Canadian
Dealers.
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western express on n honeymoon trip Tendencies 2 B . J_  ._
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d ed in the following experience which ' '
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weak for a long time, but well
inflammation" writes Mr. E. P.    in  yeaf
"Y 3°" "“°’“‘“"°' M°K“Y» “‘° °°“' were for it nm; time, but wsu Whether you golf or motor or drive, skate or snowshoe
u h t k til i . B t `
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tion. Nothing helped me until I ‘
urea or, i-1a.mi1ren'» Pius. Instead ei __ U G]
hurting, like other plus, they acted C/'I U L_-P is s
very mildly, and seemed to heal the _ W4
bowels. _I did not re uire large doses 5
it U r Co. dis?
Pills, and feel so glad that I have
found a mild yet certain remedy. To- W' al? :_
day I a'm well-no pain. no sour __j\/\_/\__ _l _ __ __ _¢\_¢__
stomach, B good appetite, able to
digest anything. This is a whole lot` »
ei goes nn- one manicure to rio, ...ni XAMINE one at yourlocal merchant s _
in§°iiuii'ypii)ii` aii.i°$t1ti°..'i'ferPii" 22 \ l and you will agree that nothing you own is
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“"°' 25° "°' °°’ °' “V” '°' “'°° stylish fit your taste exacts. Subject it to hard wear
_ ` nam: sr
Penmans Limited
PARIS, CANADA
Underwear, Hosiery and
Sweaters
|‘l°“°» I' 1” _U P_°°\”>l°- “nf-ll eff" For mea. women and children.
'Pm PM f“°'“ ““° C“*°"“°‘°“° 0°-» and learn that it retains its new, smart slrapeliness.
B“"°'°' N'_Xl_}fi"“°t°"' canada' It must do that, for our Pen-Angie knitting process
Sm   shapes these improved sweater coats into permanent
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Just the mild 'simple wneh the man arments do that resemble them in appearance
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niremsfwiiiie the itch i:°¢..n._'°“ °' ‘only when brand-new. You will be lastingly satisfied
' W' ""~"° °°“‘ °“‘" "“‘*““°° ‘°‘ with the sweater coat that bears this trademark.
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