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new iu.\l styles in patent, velour
and winter calf of
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dlsiiiioiive, dressy, perfect fitfirg
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____ - the sen view Hotel:-J. W. Bieeert, ,age 'peculiar to hordes and elm;
N ' This ii ii ggnd time fo hang gaufax' Ma(Et__:"`_ t‘:1:5°l't'_ Hamaxl £‘he services is absolutely free-you
ew a - your photo taken at our Studio q,f,},n.alrl;:(',nt'0.a‘;;° Saoxg' galil, ii “‘_“ °°““““° “S at “DY time and W
for Xmas 3  »Pa__t___d ' ' r ' “_ 8' ~ ivili not charge you one cent. Th
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lie onrnon; obnriotcetown- w s. ' '
  Drew, Liverpool, _N._ S.; J.  Gaudet Men'
*IT PAYS to buy in this Province JUNE CENT Per word each inser-
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Weiinef 8 . .»  fr. rug' _Eisrriiri _ioruiiriiiiirin ri.
...‘Mr. Thomas Kickham, Bourie '"7"
West, returned Friday from a visii "°°SUBScRIBERB °h°“ld "°“°W 5
to Cha,-1ott¢t0wn___o - week or two before the time the
have paid for hae expired and thu
‘ M ...~Mr. s. fr. Libby, Moncreei, nr- °°" "lm N1 i°““°- el all Pave" ef
-_ nr if PL _ _ rived in Souris on the express, Thurs "“°°“u”“»°d P"°mPm7 °“ °*Ph`°d
` ' _, = day evening and registered at the 13"'
ill B05 Vlbw l'I0l26l.'-°
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l _ I ...*Mr. Laughlan McDonald East ""THREsHING is the °rde‘°
Get  Point, wbo hos been nccendini; ine th” “Y in th” "‘°i“i'Y °f G°°'2°'
Charlottetown Exhibition has re- town and Mr” M°"`l“°“ is kept ver
b with l1lS 0l` lll
turned home___, usyh gas ine eng e an
_ ...'The following were passengers *_*
and have it teken ai the on the express Friday evening return- Dé'é;?§0g0nIga§2?T;)g‘_`_' H“g§ ng
ing from the Charlottetown exhibl- son M; Frank M'cD{1 _gy an _
tion-W McDonald L McGormock, ° 5 were
C007(   l ‘ ' ' Georgetown, Thursday ith the t
Hughes, Finley Mulially, Frank Tier h 1
    M.  2.2..; 2.; :*‘:..f;’...‘;:°:.3.:':‘a“““°‘
tosb. M. Walsh, M. Gillam, F. Fisher ‘ » ' '
A. Peters, J. Garrett, M. Beaton, E. nom. Veterinary Service is a dim
_ Francis, G. Mitchell, T. Gallant and- "net aid to an farmers and “oc
P- M°D°“°1d'”' ralsers. We had long experience
Mr. non Mre. Heroin Meicbew, J. J. ..W,thmp00n.. and A gerrick seo;
tion for advertising in this column.
 MORNING DAILY Gust- Cach must accompany order. Mini-
diaii can be obtained at W A John uiun charge twenty five cents,
eton'e, Montague.
.°MR ED D. FEE!-IAN le Guar
.-hone number is 5, W. L. Dingwel
three ing outfit G.
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T____ __ _ J' and _wife, Miscoui-he, J, L_ Mclneiimi,
F °"" 9’ Halifax, B. T. Gileson, Halifax, S,
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'1‘. Libby, Montreal.-'
 _ From Saturday’s Evening Guardian.
 ...'Mrs. Hugh McDonald of Sydney
is visiting at the home of her son,
Mr. Frank McDonald, Georgetown.  [:| F| H|
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IMPUHTANI NEWS
...*Mrs. Wm. Perry, and children of A piece of delicate “gi e .
Halifax are visiting the iormer’s sis- won W B cc mm __ d et D °3_“g
t M.H M io - “ ”‘° ‘Be “ep”
t;I__;n__as_ “my “Dual ° enrge day, when the third of the four greut
-Walla, one of which is 408 feet long,
y ,Mrs James Mi” and Mrs Chap was placed in position at the U. r.
leé” Johns(-m Georgetown' ' we” ir.. Lachine bridge. The great span,
th _‘it h l tt _ the parts of which had been assem-
:m0ngE hibftis 0” tevtde (2lh°‘l;_2G_e oied, oi course, in advance, wus
own x on on e nes a
y pulled out on a scow until the exact.
, position w as reached in the river.
 M . E K ll ' G t _
leavesrnextugvxldak fcfr [:1?rent?1l`gll\l?w;l ‘hen .the monstrous mdk was hand
I-le has secured work for the winter' ‘ed Witt; the greatest meet’ “mil
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_ ‘i"""‘1'-1* _ there and will shortly remove his "HB ng D pos mn'
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family a1so___G 'i‘he previous spans were placed
, ___ similarly in perfect position, with-
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  ...*I-Ier friends are pleased to note Dm' the slightest bitch' “nd the
uint Mrs. o. H. Poole or Lower Mon- °“"‘“ g'°"‘° “Pa” ha" “tm ‘=° \’°
HOW ‘\B0U'1` YUUR TETU7 Whih tague has carried off a number of placed'
in the clf_:_vsxhibii.ion week droi{___int%o6i_i_-_ prius In the Househom Science The calculation in this work must
offio - a have them examined R-B- oe made us fine as can be conceived
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~ ~ .  iii 8|; my Wi.; -0 need ihe slightest deflection would be fat-
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-md it w--n"- colt vw one P°nnr- We ' al. This is not appreciated, perhaps,
. _ _ ' . snake teeth md zwirantee 'hem to fi' *'“"' D the lay mind, but had the B an
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Cllgevn an¢\‘l3:i'd'|,rs lleairk. Exifacéing arid town 12"” arg; n{_‘::si§;,‘;_',1eGe‘:5eg_fk showed the smallest fraction out of
filliiigwlthuut Dain-Prices mu crate. 1 ‘___ Mfnwauke-__ w__ She goes to the plumb as it Were; had the position
_ __ __ __ \  . |25 nun" st h (h b t‘h M _ E t not been realized according to the
. - \  - / r. '  N°*' 5"" Q Hllerdlsllatli add shenrlvillar rolrably nlldlliae Pla." of the engineer’ to tbl’ Very
D R0 .
_ A _ . ~ -» . _ Goff: nair-literally so-all the work would
_ _ _ _ \ Ph "H gp her residence in that city also- have been vain .
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ODD ~
__ __ M The admirable manner in which all
~ »~>-\ .. _ \ A- Q2 ~ . these great spans have been raised
-` '~~= \\~\`¢~~\~\\\` _ , ~ -_ -L * ...'Mr. William Grant who has been .
\_:- ' = - studing medicine at McGill Univcp to ppsition, while the regular traffic
. continued marks a triumph of en-
Your  _  _  spending part of his vacation
and cooking appiratus will las!
in .cli longer .f ‘yur use our coal
Weir-ve uovron bard all kird.~
of fre~h iiilned ci al free from slaie
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sity' has len for Montreal “usa gineerlng: Indeed the \\'.liole double-
. 9"# Georgetown. Next year on his re- trackiyg U! the bridge haf' been ac'
__\_. i-__5_l__§~ tum his friends Wm probably greeb complisned while every train ran on
.:~..,,_fl,.'Q,i-.~i him as nm. . as this is the last schedule time.
_ '<*§7,"‘»"~l.'-?"'f ~\' of his ' _G As stated in this column, the sin-
‘lm a
'-l.>=f,
 / year couri' gle track bridge was built by the
 " __ ,ML Alfred Campbell of Boston late _Sir George Reid. This was one
ll-'\_l_l__f!_t_§1I1li___ your address _md we Wm Mags is home on B visit to mg of bisufirst contracts of alarge nat-
» I ‘ ' ure, ough he had had sub-con
quot” Pflcei-   futher’ Mr' Duncan M' Campbell M tracts in the West in connection witlr
Phone ii I ?ff“t,Z§“°éa‘;§’_fbe‘§f“fWf;”;;%§§,y ‘mi one building or the originni nyecen-..
0.Luns&.G0
' teacher in this Province and is now He was “mst successful in hi" Ju'
Notice of APl1iC3ll°"5 for OY5' employed as travelling salesman dermkmg‘ computing the °°n“'“°t
ier Leases in _\_ig_th_n:_ large hardware firm in Bos- gpiigrargggtgf' t§§°bf3;at:_’___:P:3{
admired, although remark was heard
y 'St l’lter‘s Bay, Kings County - - ' ~
Pownal Bav, Q '=~11'> C Univ- .. or rue rinie their ii; did noc, to ine
_ New London Bay Q een’~ "children 511°” M” Wm’ tm °°"` general apprehension, oder anything
Kilda ‘ fidenco that they are gettlnga _ike the Baht which the brand
I Shorlliorn lleril Sale
2 o’clock VVednesday, Oct Litli
101 l
D. C. lilncliinlny has instructed
me to sell at public auction at his
farm in North River- his enlire
herd of pure-bred s li o r t hor ii
cattle -consisting of about twenty
head - also one excellent milk cow.
A few of these are show cattle
and there ure several (young bulls.
Bulls from this her have sired
some of the sweepstakes cows of
the Maritime Provinces. If day is
siormy, sale will be on next fine
day. '
I". ll. IIORNE
Auctioneer
-:°UUtY- square deal .all around. W6 give even ,hunk in its :mssiveness seemed to
Oyster Cove Prince County. the tiniest tot the same personal .
‘ . ' fl d. Th l l b id I d
Indian River Prince C-'unity cou_i~t_ri:ua°_care accgrdeg grggvizi-ups; gtofhe tiéeoggemater “fre :£3 tffgic
Sr-lP)'afd RlV¢"r P{"“\U L-Ullfll’ ;'_m’; hem “Ish th°“as“ “ Zh t that offered; but before many years
Barbara Weir River, Prince ° "° ° '“"““°° “ it was found to be insufficient for
ill get what you want of the
C | _ y°“ “' _ growing needs.
°“" Y _ _ rinbt quoiicy. it is pert or cue Rex The Lachme mags wm_ when
Trl 0” Rlvffi lfmce (lownty nil service The MacKinnon Drug 1
' ‘ t I1 ll l fill fi lll
Arr i¢e¢i°1i~ 0-\ ‘he ’°2“`“ C0-» Cwwf Greet G°°fi=° and Ka" llligel °oi. uni. Tlilelnene. 'ii§°e2nii
Di' l1‘€d 'f0l'lD9 Will he l‘~'C=i\" fl h) 97'* MRM' cost will be in the neighborhood of
.- l ned for lease of barre. ____ - __,_;._=- se 000,000
Store of Harry Cox, Morell.
Q" loo s.?.cp’dnh,v"; Pownal
'lily ,,  "‘m‘°_ In iiivrmia Nawiislv.
Siore of A. J. Mai:Lecd, Sianley
Bridge. ' ' 1
Sure of Weir & Fyie. S anley
Bridge. ~
Store of James Kennedy, Ken-
sington. r
Leslie MacNutt at store of P
Mac‘Nutf & Sons, Mnlpeque.
_ Summer
Proi.honoiary’s Offi 'e
lilqh ,Grade Coal ni. ' _
|, ,hw HM W, an-ry, it does not 0ili:e _nf Hon. James McNeil.
matter. when you Order 1°" °“ b°""° Summeiside ' _
:MUN ll¢|lf*°*°*'Y°°°‘ "7"" °°m° E. Boswell at store of Wright
‘"1 -A _ e ox- 'Bros Victoria
..'l'i....' “‘ii§°°“'ii°".'.iil“'i..'§°:_i».i=`_§, sg? osee of ii. c. neieoey. North
§§ll:x°:? E(J%|1;?:»§_:;.§£3'£‘?,‘E{°`!,f‘:,l Tr.X.(.m`A Hoare, Road lfaaieri
'l`he is one of the
most deli ate and com-
plicated of' the human
organs, and yet, probably
through ignorance of this
fact, it is being constant-
ly ill-used and overwork-
ed.
Eye-Slrain
Be wise and do not ig-
nore any "f lh¢ Symv-
toms of Eye-Strain; head-
iichee or pains in the
region of ihe eyes, inabil-
ity to read or sew for any
length of lime, blurred
vision.
Allow us fo Examine
your Eyes. We will give
you expert reliable advice.
This ls our business.
G. I-Ziliifclieson
'lh.undersg ' ' -- _.__~., , . ‘
~'boit uns for Oy.~lei' Cul-ure iii th. The tubular bridge. which was the
above mmtioned wmen, up to md The _ original fern; of _the construction,
_ nthe Ehtday of Nuvembu, n_ Xl H _v_v:i;_h¢;n$_i_r_>_fe_t e won ers of the world
E\¢\1 “PP1iCHIl°11 W1" f¢<l“if‘= ll' uma" _.5 Ii nook live yearn to build; but
he accompanied by CH-h Ceflifhfl E e the tubular idea, though it was the
cheq-re or P. O Order for Three L_ y _-I
dollars, io pay Cost oidrawliig dup
llcate lease and reglsieiirg same
Copies of plans, npplica _ion
i63:l-li--22ifniiliiiiliwsilipd forms, form of lease and leasing
regulations are deposited and may
be inspected at the following
 _ p1aces__
Office of the Provincial Secret-
ary. Charlottetown,-
Store of McEwen 8: Co., St.,
Peler’s Bay.
Store of H. D. McEwen. Morel‘,
inspiration of Mr. George Stephen-
son soon gave place to the canti-
lever principle. It is because of the
heaviness of the Grand Trunk bridge
that the idea prevailed for some time.
that the C. P. R. Lachine bridge was
too light and therefore dangerous.
But Sir George Reid showed that
lightness and airiuess need not neces-
sarily jeopardize stability or safety.
When, however, the bridge is com-
pleted and all the spans in position,
the sense of weight and bulk and so-
lidlty will be communicated to the
new structure, which will then be re-
garded as one of the C. P. R. great
bridges, of which there are over a
dozen all over the system.
The building of that bridge, by the
way, was the first large contract
which gave Sir George Reid power
and influence and money to under-
take larger things, and especially to
tackle the Newfoundland proposition
-hirneelf and his sons-a proposi-
tion which in being worked out now
with great success in the old Crown
Colony and which, in its several ex-
preelive features, of boat, railways,
telegraplia, lumber mills and eo
forth, comprehend the chief indus-
tries of the country. 1782.
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CASTOR IA
Por Infants and Uhililreu. -_
Ili Klnl Yiii lim Always lliugli
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IF CROSS, FEVEBISH. CONSTI-
...~'rr-in Mons-:No noluz ounr-_ PATE§,’,,§,I,l“f,,§.'°,.‘1I,§I,,”.`9“"“
a necessity in the home It lighlens labor ` »
. - ' * '   T. GORDON IVEB il Guardian dian can be obtained at W. A. J h -
and keeps the silver as i should be. ‘ ° _L-:_g_, 3 agent in Montague. I-Ia omoe phone .¢on'e, Montague. ° n
V/(lf 
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L Paligh
I gently moves out of the bowels, and
yell have a well, playful child again.
Children simply will not take the
Y time from play to empty their bow,
9 els, and they become tightly packed,
° liver gets sluggish and stomach dis-
ordered.
e "Visitors to Charlottetown willi
e find that we have the best assort
ment of smokers goods and toile
sundries in town, J. G. Jamiso
Druggist, 1629-9-2Zmtl.
Mothers can rest easy after giving
alifornla Syrup of Figs," because
in s few hours all the_clcgged-up
1° waste, sour bile and fermentlng food
GOLF DISGRACED
lHiPPl EHILIJ IN   -  °-<~»-
.Ghampion met champion today, and
 H   nsooxmua, More., sons. 21-
|Francis Ouimet, America's national
open golf title holder, added to his
recent laurel! by venquiahing Jer-
ome D. Travers, the nationalaina-
teur champion. Their match went
20 holes of varying golf before the
youth prevailed.
k
district against those of New Yor
in the singles division of the prelim-
inary le for the Leslie cup.
A gdllery of one thousand per-
sons which spread over the links
the Country Club after the Ouiinet-
Travers match, to the entire neglect
of the other nine matches, became
When cross, feverish, restless, see if’9° °"?’W"°“§ht 0” th” Sree” at the
tongue is ¢o,,ted_ than give this de_ itwentieth hole` as to commit what
ucious iifruit 1axa_uve_i. Children President R. C. Watson,_of the Uni-
of love “_ and it mnnot cm,” 1ni“§.'y_,ted States _golf association declared
0uimet's victory marked a clean
sweep for the players of the Boston
of
to be “the worst exhibition of par-
No diderence what ails your little _ _
Y one-if full of cold, or a sore throat, -“za” 59011115 H1 American golfing
d diarrhoea, stomacbache, bud breath,lms"°r5' sud “ disgrace t° the
remember, a gentle “inside cleans
ing" should always be the first treat-
°' ment given. Full directions for bab
is ies, children of all ages and grown
“ uns are printed on each bottle.
g Beware of counterfeit fig syrups
' Ask your driiggist for a 50-ccnt but
° tle of “California Syrup of Flys,
than look carefully and see that it i
made by thc “California Fig Syru
k Company." We make no smallc
size; Hand back with contempt any
in other fig syrup.
_ sport."
The outbreak followed Travers’
_ ill-fortune in driving into a trap
_'beyond the twentieth hole on h
approach. The champion had tied at
,nineteenth and Ouimet had reached
Qleighteen holes, and had halved the
.fthe green in the twentieth with two
B strokes. Travers’ mishap was ap-
D preciated to be the deciding break,
I, and the gallery, or a small portion
of it, gave vent to its feelings by
clapping of hands. When Travers
came in the green be looked the
crowd in the face for a moment and
then turned to the business of extri-
cating his ball. He almost trapped
himself again, then failed on a 12-
is
- 'foot putt, and saw the- match go to
t'0ui‘met when the latter sank a two-
n, foot putt, after failing to run down
one of eight feet for a three.
IF MElL$fl||ll lillil r
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"PAPE’B DIAPEPSDY" ENDS
STOMAOH MIBERY, INDIGEB°
TION IN 5 MINUTES. »
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If what you just ate ia :outing on
your stomach or lies like a lump of
lead, -refusing to digest, or you belch
gas and eructate sour, undigelted
food, or have a. feeling of diuineee,
heartburn, fullness, naulea, had taste
` in mouth and stomach headache, you
can get blessed relief in five minutes.
Ask your pharmacist to show you
the formula, plainly printed on these
fifty-cent cases of Pape's Diapepsin,
then you will understand why dyl-
2 peptic troubles of all kinds must go,
‘and why they relieve sour, out-of-or-
der stomachs or indigestion in five
minutes. “Pape's Diapspsln" is
harmless; tastes like candy, though
each dose will digest and prepare for
_assimilation into the blood all the
food you eat; besides, it makes you
igo to the table with a healthy appe-
‘tite, but, what will please you most
_is that you will feel that your stom-
iach and intestines are clean and fresh
and you will not need to restore tg
laxatives or liver pills for bllioua-
nsss or constipation.
This city will have many “‘Pape's
Diapepsin" cranks, as some people
will cali them, but you will be en-
thusiastic about this splendid stom-
adh preparation, too, if you ever take
it foriindigestion, gases, heartburn,
sourness, dyspepsia, or any stomach
misery.
Get some now, this minute, and
rid yourself of stomach trouble and
. indigestion in five minutes.
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It stands to reason that the
foundry of national reputation
for its equipment cf' the most
notable hotel, restaurant, and
institutional kitchens through-
out the Dominion, also makes
the best range on the market
for the home kitchen.
This Gurney-Oxford range is
the result of over seventy years'
experience and experimental
study of improvements to
benefit the woman who toils
in the kitchen.
Even Baking:
By means of a Divided Flue
Strip, the heat is divided evenly
over the top and down the back
and sides of the oven. A pan
of biscuits in the front and
back of the oven will brown
with perfect eveniiess without
having to changetheir places
many times during the baking.
The two back lids of the ran gc
also receive an equal cooking
heat that will boil two kettles
at the same time.
CA LL ON US-ASK FOR OUR NEW CA TALOGUE,"STO‘UES AND RANGES “
Ai All Leading Dealers e
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The entire range is controlled
practically by one handle,
called thc Economizer. It
turns around a series of six
notches to determine the exact
degree of heat required. Such
control saves time, fuel and
Saving of Fuel
Then again the special Re-
versible Grate saves coal bills
by burning the coal to a fine
white ash. No unburnt coal
can lodge in the rounded cor;
ners of the Firebox.
lt’s Sanitary Too
its smooth, clean top is pol-
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its exclusive devices make an
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