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Those intending ,
To Give Anything
To the Bazaar in aid of ther
New Cathedral will find at 1-
F. J. Honssiirsm
Book and Stationery Store -
A rent Variety of useful and orna-
THE GUARDIAN
An Independent Journal, untramnielled and
tearIcss;aiming to 'oe
Just. impartial, Reliable, New8_Y
seeking at all times to further the best in
. ere-:ts ofthe DooDIc.and recorniized therefore as
The P¢oI>1o’p Paper-
Published at its otlices, .\cw Prowso Block
Sorth .ide Post Otiice, at the following rates,
iiyirblc in irdviiiicc:_- _
Ntloriiing Edition, daily (except buiidnyl three
nioiiths $1.00: er yr .........  . . . _ . . . . . . .
_.L00
Sznii-weekly liJ<iitiou(Moiid. &. 'l hui.) per
r: $1.50; iii`a<_i\_'ance . . . .
. .- . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
_ .L25
lieckly' laditioii \l`liur.~'diryl por year
megtal Articles, cIieapei° than cheap.
Dolls, Games, Toys, ill gl`*?F\C "“V1°‘}'-
Books from the best authors. Pic-tures
framed and unframed, Cut GIHSS
Butter' CooIers,Water Bottles and De;
canters, Japanese Vases, Tea Pots, :J
o’clock Tea and Chocolate Sets and a
lot of goods too numerous to mention.
F- J- HORNSBY-TRI MARIANA AIIARIIIAII
P.S.-Japanese Paper Nap-
kins in stock.
ra_nc ces _
l have been established at the following piavei,
$l.:.5;iii advance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
..l.O0
B I1 Offl
where <iib.~'cri_ptioiis may be paid, news furn-
ished. advcrté.:iiiig. iob work and other busi
 l .‘ I
ness raii~_act -_ ` _ ‘
Sunimcrside. Currie’s Bookstore-D. K. Lurric
_ Manager. I
‘ Albei-ton, Alberton Bookstore, G. S. Muttart
gent.
Souris East. Telephone oliice, R Seaman.Agent
` .I-E. B. McCREADY, I J. I-‘. HOOD.
i Editor. Business Manairef
FRIDAY, NOVIHBIR. 10. IK.
5 t B
DR. (i0Rl)0N ALLEY
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
OQIQ-QQ-O
AQIADUATI MCCILL UNIVERSITY
Ollloe and Residence Dorchester Street Eu
i t' ‘ ~
Omoo Hours. 9to10e- in.. i to 3, and 1 oo 8 ‘\havo been whipped where they out-
,'lgix°;mpt attention to Country C8800-
Oct IMI and wtf `
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gl;
Au Persons 'mms employment 'at their disposal they might easily
and employers of labor in want of d:
iatance will obtain help and sit
tions by applying to
MISS SNELGROVE.
IAA AAAI Alllll
We know that it rs`
not safe to send children
to most grocery stores
because very often they
areimposed upon, but
any of our patrons can
send their children for
'M they want We will
be more careful in waiting
them than if some of the
people came. We pay
attention to orders, Ask
write for prices, We sell
only the best groceies and can-
ned goods and can save you
your grocery bill. Try us,
...lhlllll
You Can Pin
Y0lIl' liilllllz/J
to any representation we make
with regard to our work.
With a stall' of first-casa work-
mao ond tho beet tools thot @
money can purchase, we are __
enabled to represent our work 
as strictly first-class in every 1:-i
res ct. 0'
P0 _.
“By our works are we ',’
known.” ¢;-,- `
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IIRIIAI ATTIIART AAA., 
- F.un-ileis, 
Engineers and Machinists. 23-5
Steam Navigation Co‘s Wharf. _
crm-ioroooowo, P. E. 1. '-"°$‘f
Phone 125.
W
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) in which the numbers were approxi-
,'one. They have shown afair mea-
EIIFIUYAIIEITT REGISTRY
THE WAR SITUATION.
So far the Boers have been beaten
in every engagement with the British
:mately equal, and frequently they
_ numbered the British two or three to
fsure of cunning, but they allowed
'General Yule to escape from Glencoe
lwhen with the overwhelming force
have cut 05 his retreat and crushed
hira.
The one strong Boer force is sur-
rounding Ladysmith, and the balance
Rhodesia to Stormberg over a circle
of many hundreds of miles. It will
thus be quite impossible for them to
concentrate a suicient force to
oppose General Bul1cr’s advance
through the Orange State when he is
ready to move. Joubert has appar-
Tontly staked the issue of the ca -npaign
on his ability to capture General
White with his army, guns and
stores in Ladysmith which it would
new appear he is not likely to edect .
I So far all the siege operations of
the Boer commanders have failed.
Mafeking and Kimberly are holding
out. Then there are the Boer losses
to be taken into account which
5,000 man, which decimates their
boasted force of 50,000. Where
levory able-bodied man is already
‘under arms there can be no p
.armies
" For can they obtain additional
tis surrounded and all its gateways
‘watched by Britain’s soldiers and
tloots. From this time forward,
junless they win' some signal success in
the iield,tho Boer troops must suifoi
Itho depression which follows upon
ibeing unable to iight their enemy
,man to man, while that enemy is able
_to bring into the field ever increasing
,_ numbers, and more and more effective
‘ artillery.
The news of the recapture of Col-
-‘ enso gives hope that with the rein-
forcements now arriving the railway
line to Ladysmith may be opened and
kept open. This is important as
apparently the supply of ammunition
for the naval guns at Ladysmith is
limited and might become exhausted
if the siege were prolonged. Other
features of the war news may be said
to be generally favorable.
T 0 CURE ACOLU IN ONE DAY
Take Lixative Br: mo Quinine Tablets. All
drugizists refund :he mor ey if it fails to cure
‘25c. E. W. Grove s signature is on each box.
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-yr S I 10 cents apackage for Pure Gold
PERSONAL IVIENTION.
digan; Vice-Pres. Alice Gillis, Hurra
by Piles
ii Q-iia|yro.i..iwii.o?._..
llr. A. W. Glrasds
Dlntmont is applied
Besides the Intense agony caused by the
itching., burning sensations of piles, there an
 which prodnoerestleasneasaad
ptktiimegfefacrucnilngpains known only to the
in piles.
~Whatwouldonegivetohefizo0fllll!
terrible disease? And yet there is some-a
positive otire-(puhiich}does not cost muchand
lot u
parnfulor it .
Dr. A.. W. Chasce's Oistlargt is, so far
knowmihacnly absolutecum for blind,_it
U05
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ng and protruding piles. It give
Ent application and aforth B. potl-
tbe most aggravated cases.
Isaac Foster. Ei-ieview. Ont., says: "I
was bled with itching piles for two yan
and could not at night. I was haitcsased
and tried ` . Final?  Dr.
Chase's Ointment 'advertised tried t and
found ifegood. Alter a second application I
found cf, and one large box cured mo.
Have never been bothered since, and I can re-
comlrsend it to all suffering from the same
trou e."
Dr. Chase's Ointment is for sale by all
dealers, or Edmarison, Bates & Co., Twente.
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TURB CURED by DR. CLIFT. `
Send Stamp for iutormation. or call at
Truro. N._S.. oH’ice in ~Merchanl.‘s Bank of
Haliiax huilding.
On Friday at Windsor Hotel in Ngw Glgp
gow.
 
THERE is only one Pure Gold Jelly
Powder_It has no equal. ,
z .  Jelly Powder unequ lied in quality.-
\.%sԤ4f3~l. . - - -_   See exhibit at your grocers.
rl*
THE GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN, P.E. I., NOVEMBER, I0
WEDDING BELLS.
__ x 1 --- _     _ 1 'I
~ _ . _ M Mr. Benjamin Wood was married '-    ° hu
, h - , 3 , -
daéfnator Pmwse was In t 6 my lest" p last eveii¥1d_Z to M si Abby Wocd.da\18Ii- ‘
R . Dr. Carman arrived in thc city on mr got , ‘ ward Wood ESQ' Pownal
the xpreia ,aa nighn p Lot I-Q9. l`lie Rev. Mr. Howard asssisted FS 
Fittlier Dougald McDonald came to the "Y _ev' Mr' Spun °$mat9dv and the .
Mm Grape “Mchbank 1_1 “ming ride’s parents The bride was atlired ' H   N
city from Sour-is yesterdav afternoon. rwfddmg W"5 ht the I`*?9ld9Uc9 01 thi’
friends in Summcrside, trio guest dl Mrs ln 8' gown of Sigel grey with P93-1`1t1'Tmm°  ,
3_ (J-,,me,,,_ E 109.8. The bridesmaid. Miss Myrtle
’V_V00d._ niece ot the groom, wore blue
‘ silk with point lace trimmings Mr. T118 Popular bi1IlIiySlde
ltiwri-xnr.1t the ai otion sale of excel- Prnest E Wood acted as best man Tig
nextwednesnriy. -presents inoludin a boiiuliti-I old D   _
‘ent household furni ure in the Lyceum bride was the recupierit of handsome
E S
watch from the gfrocrii ine ioom’S
. i: A l bl 1 cellent ` .' g
h I Alla( Id l\i]r?niiJii’re id ethi? I viizliium on I Prpsent to th” I r‘de""""d was 3 9-may
0"" 0' “~ 1- old brmcn. Mr; f
A
longinv to Mrs Wm Brown wil be Jo J
sold without any reserve in the Lyct um; ON wp
G Smith 408 Brunswick street
Mrs. H. A. Taylor, Saekvilio street.
'Miss Gow. 15 Inglis street. '
ward street _
' liao Bessie Gregor, Y. delegate,
Ohariottotown-Mrs. Douglass, Inglis
Astros' t. - ‘
Kssro.-t ilsalscas lim. _
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.Mrs ll. Swmneyls Dorehe::°eSt-Y oi wall pil.
Pllfllllllllfll
gong
have a bottle of our PER
ECTLD EIULSION with 5
UAIACOL sent to your 3
use-if there be any at 3
home who require the benefits 3
E derlvld from this valuable 3
=;remedy- -
E Builds the system up
Stops a cough-
Lots of people come in and
ell us of the benefit they have
erive"l from it. `
Prepared and sold by
A. W. Relldili Phill. B
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Central DrugTStore.
unnyside
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by Well dressed
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are unexcelled for-‘winter wear. Univers-
ally worn throughout Canadian Cities
feet dry, warm and comfortable Without
- discomfort, worry and expense ot
rubbers and overshoes. Price stamped
on the sole. $5.00 a pair in Black or Tan.
SPECIAL-Made with leather lining
and the famous Dolge Felt insole-$6.00.
BED " .   
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RKw_vj§1§_i_i_:ii;_ fr co, trod, AI-I-EY &QO. G-ordonmgr
men. Fhey keep the
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` Mrs. R. T. Holman, Summerside-~
W°d°e“da-7 next” 11 °"‘l°°k‘ .leave un the Prlnr~essatIi(iis ihioibingvigil A   S
l . _ _ ,
ExCi<:LLr<;NT lionsehold Furniture. bf - BUS?" and “th” P’i“°IPa1 PIWUS- '
on W'ednesday next at 11 o’clock. _ , _fnesday evening Nov' 8th’  D I Bazaar Glove lnttl
Hs
p Mr ooo Wysoo or Monioid hor 2s, 5 _
THE Halifax Chronicle in speaking of and Miss MBU Eva- Y°U“K€5i dwghief Patterns' only 15 cents'
the general worth of the teachers of °Hh°1a‘*" MT- JUDGE Li0kI6\li8l' Oi
Whiston’s (lominercialllollegesays:Mr. I“l"kIft'°1`R°1*d W¢f1`6 United in mar
Horne, holdingalirst class certificate “"3” by Eid" D- Cl’8Wf0ld lit -'Ml
nom Priooo or w-.los coii-oo, cosrioi- *mme of the bride. _in pr-sorioo of ovor lst.-We have a. very large and well selected Qtock
totowmteaoliescommercial arithmetic, llany _ "f 150 ll-tlllllste friends and _ _ _
ooorkoopiog and oniiogropiq-_ _gt_-rags. Toigrspm woo supported by 2nd.-We bought in large quantities in the best
_ _ per ri ettor. cousin of the kets
A lgsal gioacher s Slustizlute gas 0;- lEi3r;i;le,1tlie bride being attended by Miss '
ganize at outages atur ay, ov. . ie 'nkietter,atid Mi D bo Li lr- _ '
On occount ofthe threatening aspect of letter. After tlie oererriiinye th? pgrty . 3rd’ We ught for cash  are satlsned ‘nth
the day. there was not as large a goth- repaired to the dining room where gm of Profit'
ering as there otherwise would have ample tice wggd gg gh h 11 , _ _
boon.. As this was the llrst meeting, laden tyiile. At 2.30otIl1°e part;  4th"_'W° mantlun below 3 few hues and Pnc”
there was nothing done except organrz- for their home in Mavhold amid .
ing and prepsrpg e grograrnme lor showers ot rico ind slippers. A number- Black Mennoi 55°: 65°: 720: 809-
the next meeting. he o cers appointed of oostlv and u 1 l t tiled l ' ..
are:-President, Wallace Coma. Cer- the popularltys3°t‘lihd"b‘ifi.dId.a galil. 0 - Black Cashmere 353' 42°! "U56: °2c9 850 889°
Y ' " -_ ’ . _
unto: Norm; sooy. rms. won LADY, DELEGA]-ES Black Elastic Cord, Extra. Fine $1.10
Mcnilla Mont ue Brid e Execu ii
B’ ag g i ° - __-_ ' 0 v p ` I
Committee, D. A. McLeod, [chairmau) ‘. U _ Blaifik Ben |103 500 90 1-10 1.20
J. D. sawn-r. niomaor motooa, ""“‘°°°'""°" 8"" W' QT U' ga ~ ' ' ' i
ipoigroipoooo. oodpiriggio Woo., ~F,,u,,,,iDg is . cmm Im of the P_E_ . Black Henrietta ‘Silk Warp 1.10, 1,35
. . towart. armenas ood l|_ dr _ _ _ _ ~ i  f - - -. _ ,ff '
_“Fd Wim' “°Mm’"'» W°1‘° °PP°i°ted al tion?':r€i.iiili° ita?o;i;iiiivH(iii;xIihi?iiii‘;li,  f -Black Sem” 22°’ -25%'  3005 sag 495*
°°mmllf°° °D B!°'|¢WS- 1*- W1\I,d°¢id°4 A-and of their addresses while they stayin'  580, 600, 620,720, 750, 850,) ,i .
Bo holdhihe neéxii meeting uri Montague, Uh, my, -  - N Se , . 
seem r n .when o teach go! _ \ &Vy ' l°g6S220,25C 286 
1-:ogush will oo as ri. ri 'ii Mronrio sooo, P ...ia .ny _ _ _ _- ’ ’~.  
also be dec ded all ctiliige next mziii- B140kW003» Blhiid Bliiebhus n 556’ 58c’ 606’ 626’ 65a’ 68°’ 70°* 72#-" 70°! 806 85°
' ii ~ i M .J ‘_ ‘i , ° _ - - _ .
i.'}‘ -if if.fl.'i'.’.i..°‘ if.ff"°§ii .'i°.`li.'.°.'.ii.M..f`f.. .§’.".'i',,-fisnf ¢`;§'f.i,.oiii’s.iI‘5." Black Flgufed M°h““` 23”- 5°°» 60°- 62°- 59°- 75°-
Who egg pgggibly nitgnd ghguld  R, J, C§n]pb9]l,Alte]°||gtg, Chgf-    1.10, 1 ~  1.25, 1.35, 1.45, 1 50 1  1
endeavor to do so. The officers are en- IOUSIOWD. MII- T- C- Baker. Summer
deavoring to make it as practicable as Side-Mrs. H. A. Taylor. 90 S ck 'li ' - . `
P°ssib1e. At larger conventions there street.. 8 W 8 Black Suk and Woo] M:at'a'1a'see""$2'2° Per yd'
isroomooiizilr s doo r 1 r' i Mrs-N-Arm0\1r.MissMKn .Ch - -
work done. a ' n ea png wa lottetown-Mrs. Albert -Biilcklav a4r9 Black Sllk and Wool Costa!-nm $240 250 2 809
_ 1
spi-log Gordon B.ooa.- ' per yd. _
- "' F '=‘ B* Mrs. Poole. Charlottetown-Mrs. E.
1
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A i - 1 r
‘ '  ' , _ ’ e ° Q Ripley’s Patel Finish 'n th N Shad 75; 89
Uffeflng ¢aUS¢<l -_ _i.:. i’.‘;';‘.:.”,“;.°;:.‘.;';~ i’.‘;';r.‘:.“.‘:;:.': 1.30. ‘ ° °"’ °° ' °°
Hrs. F. A. Sherpa, Summersids--I
Colored Poplins in a. Variety :of _Shades 90c 1 00
\.
allegory. ... 1113...., s.oo...io._, lfos- cloths io  fGf°yi8cBrt%'%.c Bbw it
 sp by ,_u_s gisgrooor., . ‘ _ “ awris rom ,,. pery
i.'f'f.'l-‘.fr'€-f.fn‘°,’o.°,»'.`.'I§,'f".f_;.°.'i'fl‘§ Brood ciorh io Brook, Bloo, Grey. Grooo
Ed  'A A ld    “   ,Porp1so1.1o. 1.2o.1.5o ics 2.35
y -    
 I Ladies Homespnns in a Variety, of Colors
ro com nom* U, 1,, |;,,,,,, u,,` correct thing -for this time of the year*-_75c and
a o Q 9
g | Scotch Cheviots-mi(-ostume lengths Dilihzent
m§§{,1jN°6;-g“»3;;°h§3gt»h1-g ~ gm of Blues, Fawns, Grays, Greens-_ and Mixes-1 30 per yd
5 cnsurorrsrows
.almvmmmmmmmmmili _    ,      _ ,
 or   Pr-lillllls   t
We Z/have
Just received
Another lot of those line fall and winter surtuigs
28 ounces to the yard. Just the thing for a
warin winter suit made to order and made to lit
at short notice fron: $16 up'
Great value. -
Slater Boots liilinlns I Blnslllls'
in |=ANcv sr-uurs Aunnecitwsau
-SHIRTS W. G- &  MAKE
Regular price $1.50 now $1.00.
“ “ $1.25 “ 80c~
“  $1.00 ‘° 672%
‘_‘ “ soo. “ 57
»‘ “ 75c. “ ‘50c`i
H cs  rc
See our large range of ties a.
ItPa7atc
evefrsh
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Evenings by
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1 £98 , it
per cent discount
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