. _0¢_’1`_0BF~R 10.1911 no Liam me 'rue ci=iAiu.o'r'rs'rowN _GUARDIAN me-. 0. ,n.»- ~
___ 1¢]ARLY‘ERAB RECALLED '
Oro/ot sugar was lirst produced
in 1,147. _
_Indigo d¥lllZ WHS lillown iii Egypt,
in 2400 ia. o. V ‘
`.-'_Nol‘Y,B¥'9_ f flfit ll00ll. an alnlnnac,
~"vis`s` printed I in 1643.' »
Orphan asy-lums were first euth-
lishedby Trajan in 105.
blir Thomas Bodlcy rostni-all the
lihlic library at Uxford University
i)n 1597.
Practice of printing the pi-oceoliiign
of _the ,British house of commons oc-
. Yoll`.rRlsk No Money
our. Reputation and Money are Backf-
_ ` - of This Offer. ‘
We pay for all the medicine used
duringthe trial, if our remedies fail'
to completely relieve you of collstipa-
tion. We take all the risk. You are
not obligated to us in any way what-
ever, if you accept our offer. Could
anything be more fair for you ? Is
there any reason why you should he-
sitate to put our claims to a practi-
cal test 'I
A most scientific, common-sense
treatment is Rexall Orderlies, which
areeaten like candy. They are very
pronounced, gentle and pleasant in
action, and particularly agreeable in
every way. They do not cause diar-
rhoea, nausea, flatulencc griping, or
other inconvenience. Rexall Orderlier.
are particularly good for children,
aged and delicate persons.
We urge you to try Rexall Order-
lies at our risk. Three sizes, 10c.,
25C., and 50c. Remember you can
get Rexall_ Remedies in- this commun-
J oodk
Sarsaparilla
Acts directly and peculiarly
°“ the bl_°0f_l; Pu_rilies, enriches
iz; ii.“.l:.=“"s .'.:» as 1." ws
s u
tem. Take iIt’. e W oe sy-S'
Inhliixlisnlildiiini ri2u1?<;§d’.:°0g;tIi‘¢e
$2,000,000 Foil sr JAMES oriuiwi-i
“ll the largest home el ivietnodisin in
the world has not been sold yet. But
it is announced that John T. Me.
Bride has been authorized by parties
nn close touch with the Canadian
Northern interests to offer $2,000,000
for the property
The Canadian Northern intended to
build its station either on the church
Site. or on the adjoining land, if
Church would not sell. The Church,
including the site, cost only $385,000.
Montreal, Oct 9.-St, James (ynnli.
SALADS AND HOME HINTS.
Italian Saliid.-This salad is rich in
nutriment. Cut equal parts of cold
veal, without fat, carrots, celery, ar-
tichokes, potatoes and string beans in-
to dice. Add a. few green peas and as-
paragus in their season and dress
with mayonnaise. Heap lightly on a
dish and garnish with slices of to-
matoes or beets cut in.pretty shapes,
For this salad left overs in the form
of cold vegetables should be saved. If
you wish a really elaborate effect,
lille a tube mold with aspic jelly and
when partly chilled ornament the jel-
ly with cooked asparagus stalks or
ity only at our store-The Fcxall tomatoes. When cold turn out upon a
Store. _ The B. M. Hyde Drug Co.
dish and serve.
Lueaio Polishing clothes 
, make silver cleaning easy. Dues away with all the drullgery
-ite simply full witli“REDl0". lf you are not acquainted with
it's merits call and get n sample. Regular price 25c. ` '
i_ The MacKinnon Drug Co. l
  \
I Cor. Gt. Geo. and Kent Streets.
I _ ,
"S._S. _HARLAND
.,,-.,..,...., TlMErAliii;l9ll
Conlmcnci
L
E
flliondny,
Tuesday. 2.
_Wc<inesdliy, ill , for Victoria,
Jfrldny, 5.30 li. ln.. for Exist R.i_\'er.
hriday. 2.00 n. ln.. for Exist lti\'c_r,
Saturday. 6.00 n. in., for West River,
Saturdn 2.00 . rn. for West Rlv .r
,_ 5
_.S253
“sei
ci;
2 Zg
_ Y D _ ll . _
Every alternate Monday will cull at Vernon River Bridge
will be according to tide. *
llAltLAND will run as follows furlbzllnllce of sellson:-
9" H uid V, dUh_ P _ A|.tRlVIu LH IOWN
_ '» i ll t.
ur Orwell. Hullidliiils siiilird Chliililalhiiiili..
fljuesday. io.oo u. in.
luesday. 7.240 u. .
Wr_~.dnl>.sdu,v. 3.15
Friday. sl :io
Friday
Saturday.
hliturriay.
on which da
QVPF
=5;é
§FFF?P
Ease s
,...?.§
lu
§`_r'g(ir€kgtfl<>tl;.East and Wcstrltivers and Uliillzi Point lil ust in all cases ho pl-epsi d
F ~ I
I' J
000000 0 °¢~»_»)f°)9©®@~ rv ' 0 ° OOOOO Oni
J
GT-F-‘~‘.@i.“1:fWC.i ~@©@f!‘».§ <>v<looooo~
Haszanl 8. Munre’s 
Bookstore,
itstf '
ALL- _
A School and College Books
and .
School Supplies
at J
Lowest Prices 1;..
O0 0 0. 0000000000 U 00000
fr
(5
:,-
9.
.5
me
'Y`\®t°,'i)’5
Sunnyside. ` I
..".(,~,.;¢e eooo?@(H )@X5X®(
”pAMoUs
I .
Base Burner.
_ McClary’s  
It vis the most modern con-
` struction of _a two flue stove, hav-
ing large fine capacity and rad-
iating surfaces. It has the fam-
ous conibination shaklng_Duplex
Grate and Semi-Steel fire pot
which can be removed and re-
placed through the front doors
large ash pan andcoal magazine
The hiaudsomest and most econ
omical Base Burner made.
3132  lend 5 p.c. for cull ii , _ ,»/=
31 - 1
delived any station on P. E. I.
The Ilogars Ilarllwala ilu Llll ,._;_,,___
nay; J. A. Haines, J. ix. Aiyudant,
There bus just been completed on the
C
(‘.l'edit is dile this young enterprising
contractor for making the old corner
cd into thc corner dwelling himself
and thc hearty wish of all is that he
I
iii his future home and business.
1; .
in this Province: Allcgillg that _he
t _
as their vice-president Only twenty lol
the 1,800 stockholders voted in D61"
and powerful lnovcnleiit had been star
O
. E--»`..-gs... -...__ »
_   _,Lui ___;,--li
Ȣf.. _
”cliAllio1‘l‘riowN 
It pays to buy in this Province.
. lleliian oiumond. city, returned ii-om
the Caladiap West last evening on thn
express. '
Those registered at the Hotel Vic-
toria in this city yesterday were: T.
W. Arnold, J. P. Martin, A. W.
Rogers, Toronto.
Mrs. L. J. Lcard, the llarsloiiuge,
Biddeford, l’. E. I., is visiting her
sisters. the Misses Theakston; Bey-
lnour street.-Halifax Ex.
The following were registered at
the Queen Hotel in this city yester-
day: E. J. Anderson, St. John; J.
M. Jenkins and wife, Boston; G. H.
Jenkins, Mill View; John K. Curtis,
Sackville.
The Knights oi Columbus of this
city will not have their usual cele-
bration on Columbus Day; but will
pay "_ fraternal visit to Suinmcrsidc
on Thanksgiving Day, Oct. 30th., to
initillte candidates there.
William `E. and Mrs. McKinley, of
North River, P. E. I., are spending
part of their honey-moon nt the New
England Agricultural and Industrial
Fair in Boston. Mr. and Mrs McKin-
ley have spent the past two weeks in
New England States, and are delight-
ed with the scenery and climate.
Mrs. F. J. Carew and two sons,
Master Gordon and~J. Edwin have
retilrned home to New Bedford, Mass,
after spending three months with her
mother, Mrs Mary McKay, Bradal-
bane. and her sister Mrs Calvin;
Reeves, Lower Freetown. I-Per brother
Roderick McKay accompanied her as
far as Point du Chene.
The following were registered Ht
the Queen Hotel in this city Satur-
W. W. Watt, J. J. Smith, E. W.
Murchison, Toronto; H. S. Wanmak-
er, A. S. Chalik, W. McCormack, J.
C. Snelgrove, Montreal; W.O. Fras-
er, D. S. Martin, Ottawa; G. F. A.
Anderson, St. John; Harvey Mitch-
ell, Fredericton; E. J. Hutbran.
Glasgow; F. Singleton, Picton; L.J.
Aliment, Whitefield, N. S.
lt is with pleasnretbat another
improvement to this city is noted.
corner of Euston and Spflllg Sf-' by
Ernest Parkmali, the builder, n beau-
tiflll and substantial _ dwelling house
ontaining all modern improvements.
look so wcll. Mr. Pnrkman has mov-
nuy meet with cvcll better success
'l‘hc following dispatch from Provi-
clcllcc, lt. I., will be of particular ill- I
crest to patrons of the (l. F .F‘. (T.
ook the stump in (‘-allada in opposi
sitioii to reciprocity ill the name of
compuliy, unwilrriintedly, the stock-
holders of the Credit Foncicr Cana-
dian, n French-Canadian lllmber and
real estate corporation, today voted
to oust Arthur Laberge, of Mont‘real,_
sou, others being represented by' PYOX-l
ies voted by the secretary, Joseph
w, Trinqile. ivlr. liabergc attended thnl
mcctillg and made all extended speech,
The C. G. B. Gulnare is expected
in port today from. Gaspe.
The Queen Square Methodist chur-
ch, of St Johil, celebrated its 1ii'th
anniversary recently. Rev, l. _‘prie-
lly of' Dartniuuth, formerly of this
l'ro\'inC¢. llreached ut both services.
J~ Hlll`9_f-. Ht. Lnmbel't’s, P, Q,_
the genial' representative of the Al-
bert _HUHD l»0- Llill-. Montreal, crosses
to  Du Chene today'on return home
having had u successful tour tnrougl.
the Maritime Provinces. Mr. Hurst
found orders plentiful as his goods
comprise toilet requisites too well
known to require uny_ful'thci‘ prnlse.
T_h0fl€ registered at the Hotel Vic-
gggahin thés Ulf-Y Saturday were: 0.
5 Bn' ' Clumfllli H. L. Burris,
gi- 'l- Hurt. w. <1. Hall, Jon.. L_
l;Ioul;Jrn,ttMontrea)l; G. L. Grant, city,
- B . St. leters; J. Lawrence,
St- John. N. B.; A. H Burns T _
onto; P. J. Quinn se john. A £5,
D ._ i . _ _ _
M%ii?>lr(;'_ New Y°"‘.~ Geo. H. Parker.
Pwllen the Plant Lille steniner A_ W
"VY, now laid j f - '
an overhaunng gui; Lire ti;li;dergioing
sailings on November 1 she wvilflter
commanded by Captagn Helrbebs
Doyle, now Chief Umcc on the stear
cd H8lili1.\f. The promotion is a D053.
l ' \ ~ . _ “
£12-I (t)lli;'cgiidrCtaIltal'n Doyle ."5 recelv'
_Humax Egxn il ations of his friends.
A very large gutnerin
_ Z f
f°1k5_. comprising nn enthnsiatdticyglildllg.
 party- fully armed with the
contingéiiefpons neceBB“l`Y in such ii
h y._assenibled at tba Station
ll’ OP*-ly before the arrival of the ex-
press last evening to pay their ,.e_
spects to 8 C0llPl€ Of prominent new-
ly wedded couples due to arrive after
their honeymoon trips. Oli the arrival
of the train n ninpjuy of fi,.ew0,_ks
‘»_the» ringing of bells nnd a weird muh
bination of sounds produced. by bent.
Ing old tin cans, pans and other u.
t°“Sl1l=l C0mHl0u to the housewife her-
alded the rcturii of one wedded' con.
p1e_j“st one Pall. for the other cou-
llle had unexpectedly prolonged their
lflll. Thus the elaborate celebration
ln its entirety was heartily bestowed
on one couple while the disappoint-
ment expressed over the non-arrival
of the other pair might be taken to
forecast a Swrruv. but none the less
ll”-l'tY. receDtiou 'for the evading pair
when they do arrive. In the meanltimg
the junk man might do well by pay.
U12. an early visit to the station this
morning. _
The folluwiiig dcsputcll fronl. Moli-
Frcfll Uf,_Y5Sf0l"l|fl-Y Will be reuil with
llltcrcst ill this province; Hull, Wm_
Pllgsley, lute minister of public
works. spent tile day nt the windsor,
lll l‘0lZ&l‘ll to thc letting of contracts
iy thc outgoing government, he said
that as _lair as small coiitracts of bin
departinellt were concerned those for
whicli teilders had been ii,-;k¢(l prcvignn
to the elections liad been awarded,
but the department had thought it
best to lcave large matters, likc the
St. John llni`hoi‘ contract to their
successors. The contract: for the rail-
way from Halifax eastward an well an
a small extension in Prince Edward
Island has also been granted.
As to appointments, he declared
that no iilllioilltnlellts had been made.
The statement that the out oinf ud-
eialiiiing that his cagnmlisn wvfli l_“~
Canada was done entirely as nn indi-5
vidual and not inlthe nnlne of the;
conipany. Of the 1,800 stockholders,
1,600 are residents of New I<?ugland,l
and others of Oalindn. The cumpallyi
owns timber tracts iii New Brunswick.
and Quebec.
A Torollto despatch of yesterday
says: With the church courts of everyi
denominational body ill (Jalliida com-<
mitted to a policy of opposition to-i
wards the Nc Temere decree. a new
ted by the ldvn.ngelical alliance of
Canada at a meeting held in Toronto.
Every lending church of Canadian |
‘Protesl.alltism_ was represented.. Ten,
thousand documents will be issued at
once setting forth a case against the'
decree. A public educational campaign!
by means of n large mass meeting will
be at once inaugurated. Finnally al
monster petition will he taken by ai
deplltatioll to the Borden Government(
and a demand will bc made that thel
mnrriage laws of Gabada bc placed*
beyond church interference. Premier
Borden and his cabinet, in effect, will
be asked to set aside the Nc Temcre
Decree us all invasion of the rights
of the (Iailadiii/il parliament and those
of certain of thc provinces. Petitions
will also be laid before every provin-
cial government in the Dominion. As
%tisl1' Columbia and Prince Edward
Island control their own marriage
laws and retain the privilege of SYHD-
ting divorces, separate requests will
be made of them. The government
of Ontario will be asked to take st¢‘/DS
l
 -  ~._'y/zffz->":,'a/":_’.‘W//’>'.5
 lulos or  
V' _£f_f____*'E=`  '._
SL `\Y\l1.
,~ - _ _ _-f 1,3'-4,
'fa  - - -  ,.
/ i'
., \_
 2
_'/,¢;."~;/_.~._  , .. ..
No ne d of sin ing be praises elou
Bok ry .Goods W en all over town you
|\gOB|' In Ol W “I9
ii:.?i:.;'iT§;f§.i.i.¥’5‘ii=i':.*?.='iadi'sf`i"°' The 2Macs-
» » iz
ministration had made a judicialhl ap-
pohrtmentin Prince Edward Island re-
sulted froln li misunderstanding. All
that had been done was to npprovc
the judicial appointment of the local
govcrlimellt. Mi". Piigsley sta-
ted that lic would prac-
tice his profession in St. John.
He returns to Ottawa this. morniw
to iilakc arinilueincnts to move buck
to St. John later oil.
‘YEZAP
There is good soap and
poor soup, hilt the soap to
buy is the kind that has
been ground into fine pow-
der, then pressed into cakes
containing about 2 per .
cent of water--that’s the
kind to buy. In our lines
of soap for toilet use you
get the best there is going.
You buy soap. not water.
Our prices are not watered
either"
Try ns for soap. All
prices and a big assortment.
Johnson Q Johnson
` Cor Kent and Prince Streets
' r
‘ \ .'\_ ____ _..' ' \_ __;...J
The Busieaf Store on Cha.rlnffefnwn’s Busii-st§freef,
How about saving
one third on clloice .
-¥-Sample F urs- ~
lOhS I l` .\PPF.AL 'l`(‘» \’<'lY' ' ‘.‘.`< 'lil ll 1
YOU cn;-c :li bll_v zl pliftly .flll-- lu ig.\'=.! f,5:_lr_lc.
thoroughly reliabh- in wcllf way. :ll will '_llil.l :.11-
der the regular price .P _
If this inlerestsyou ai little i;it von \\'
well to ic-ilsider 1,-ur gjrenl .~l'm\\> of Af-lillgz-‘e-1 How
can we sell good l`ur:. at .~.uch .. pi-ici' ? ,E193 ! \_i'<-
bongllt the range of samples from a lug' _fxngllsh
fllr house, at adistount, and we are sharing lvul
sn -p with you. This just means that you make a
saving-we make a reasonable profit- every one
comes out well except the house who supplied us.
llrfli-Ns_€kléss¢§---Thifiur__lsllls
iii Fitlli-Marmot--Hare-all good
shapes, and excellent furs.
Come in NOW and let the young ladies in the
` department show you the fu'rs- if they are not ex-
actly :ls we represent, we won’t not ask for your ._
order !
v0U SAW.-3 A THIRD '
ON TI-lE:E SAMPLE FU RS.
A for
For those thll.t_|lhuve at honln
the safety ruvorls undoubtedly _
the best. With it a beginner
can let mi satisfactory servlcn
` and good results as an old band.
hi is compact. light and efiiclent
a no.
r hand safety razor is a
hlgllll qunlltyy Eng lah article.
mode of superi r uollte' EHR'
fish stselond #nfs ed ll W0"
neonl those ln the old country
knowllow. for the rpm who
wants a realy relfllb o plainly
razor at 1 small prlco t eres
nenebetter than this Handy.
r llellln
A fat? "Z0 U'
at?........  $2'0o
Look for the sign that soya
I'
U ‘\
_?
ft
:Fit For in King i    
---ogii
p II
When we say that ` i
our Overcoats are
lit for a_ King we _ »  »
mean a king whose ,- ,__ np

cloilies fn lin... "" na
“ERE are \fVinter
Cvercoats that are  ’.`“l;" OU!"
I \
.1"33~S'2~f‘= fi? 
,Q V
Easy to gel into.
Easy when you`rc in. 7 ,,
li
E\Sy to ply fflf. `.    .. my .I 
"- l- l’ '~ ~.»i -.~'ll.‘f~ llliif
“ard T0 Beat M .‘i' ` l 'li' iff-l~l'~ will l
i ,.1 1 .  _.,, .,..|_ ‘
l ‘ V l _l .lid |
~ .. . . .., .. li, I
‘ - 1 ..l~.'.<-~,:l M..
' _l '» 1 | .='l.i:..'!i"ll;lll\'
- l i :li ill r.
From our st-'»cl< we
try on nlanv styles,
such as Preslos
Tourists. Alhricie ,
.see wllich is -the most
becoming whether
regular lengths ex-
P*-i
fr' 1)
si-._.,‘~_ i
$9 
*-4
'Tl
JJ
N. _f
'lv . l -... ,.l_ l ,
tralonc.  u-uf lr 1 
()m-WiNT13R livercoat irices starts at $6 50 where  W
Wobé
l A Smart W inter Coat for the boy A
A LOT Ol" MOTHERS ARE GOING TO BE PLFA1. SED WITH ` ~
this showing ol nice new stylish-American Model winter coals. They are
cozily warlll-ihey are well tailored-they are shapely--~they ht - :ind for the
quality and style the prices are mighty reasonable. _ Coin: ill with iho boys
l -let us Ht them for you. 4.50, 5 50. 7.25, 8.75.
_ Y “' ` ` ,gl
*sig &.%_-3..
i
ll
J
il iYier.f'.<_=i'§:l§ fiiolnes H
will ~»\'.>_~l N ’ nfl-1:' 1.7 -i=r_.i,il W,
l||»-lil' _I1 i l lf... ri-~,.~l;il- ,
I rf
ii
\.-i \\ _ .i ..vl .iliil ', r
Ill" ‘|' l ' \| il wp] ‘ g
&§
satisfaction can he safely gnarsinteed thence to. . . . . .i .$|5_(f0  V  H L H  V*
` ` _ the dining r.»<lln table. Fold it and
BETVVl~§EN the two irices every de 'ree of taste is grati- ‘ catch _tl\<‘ "‘l»'}"< U>2L‘ll'@f- ll YO” Wish
1 ° lt still allftui fold again when using
Sed- it. 'l he l~lill>l'l\ld<.‘l‘y is laid on thi!
WE'l,l. be Ex Sctlllg \OU ll1tO make YOUR S0l(:Cll0ll right :lille dl-wil, l:ovcrc~:l _with athin,
P
_ dump cimll lillfl pleased with a mod-
almcst any da) now cratuly hm limi. The eliect is all
. l
7 |l.hllt cull lu' lll>e~ll'lr<l, tlic work being
2
ational Clothing Co.,  '.'::.~......~°.::..°.".f:.:..,;::.§“f:”.;f
i 'If' "7 Y ‘ way lllltll ll. is :lriliil wliiltcd.
l -- rmi_i<:lmtu2i , ' ""' ‘ "' ”“"`
U 9 l l~:i'll;ll.-mls or lcvn
__ ; ---
_ %*`”""'""' “Wilr-r'v'1l;'nminci" rs 'llHss"‘tis'
collfi-:..~'.
la
l
 , Thi- cally bird catches thc worrn,
t t ibut the niglit-owl catches thc duco._
t the earliest possible momen o __ , B ' 5 `
gave the \c0U_\“f _Of illllleal determine the   ` . ins . . d S .\‘olni~ lwul'-siizlltcll people are very
extent and jurisdiction of Canada on \ - FOI' [118 P1'€V€i1t10I1 O U llllll III y01.1I‘ grain all ,ini-V-sci-lilu.
. v , - --
t f -rage laws. .
th” ““bj°°__‘f_f_‘1'_‘___._ ' Saab on your potatoes use BLUESTONE. You can - ,_m_,, ,` ,M hm, U, ,M but some
- | _ .
m;;'l;;1;h‘:),S2=‘1‘;°},,f,§‘,§‘,f,_ll“° °C°§,‘,°,1 A Safety Razor buy it pulverized 9c per pound from ,cannot even get H Slice- ' l
mercial Colleze. 8-31dtf. I l A hint to the wise woman is suf-
, _ _-,_.-» $2 'neil-nt, but ii nine to the iiuliieilnit
  Q  imun is unwise. ___ .
' Charlottetown   ` `  _Wi`l€l'0 f.l’lL‘l”(! lS‘f.l'l0 \'l€Vll L0 DRY “IQ
L_
d f price is not considered.
2 t - --
al
\\
4. 9 . ' llzllt.illml‘c, Md.. Nov. ll. 1903-
‘Mil|ni°d's liinlmcnt Co.. Limited. -
_, rxirs,-I came across a bottle go!
l_ - . , .
‘ 'y ur IVIINARD S LIBIMENT ln
CATCHWORDS THAT (JOUNT. ichant the beauty of_ the g00ll~ liiilids of one of the students at _ 0
"”"' ‘ _ , University of Maryland, and he D0'
What do we llvc for lf not to mnke ing so kind an to leg me nga itjor
mcmt '~° each °th°l`- very had spraln, which I obbaigld
Th b _ in training for foot races, and to My
“Y who ""2 ““"°hl"° ‘P the that it nelnen me would be puttin
hearts of others cannot keep it from it very mildly' and I the,-don “gi
"h°m”°l"'°°' ` voll would let me know of one 0!
.`- t th t 'ii closest to Blltl
DAINTY LAUNDRY WORK' "iri,<ii're kigaeutlfat il mlny obtain some of
Praise loudly; blame softly.
Our treasures are 'our friends.
the world less di
Enjoy the littles of every day.
Power dwells with cheerfulness. ‘
To rejoice in the Prosperity of
it. Thanking you in advance, I‘
Most women who have pieccs of ilne main, `
embroidery prefer to do them up Y0\\l‘B £l`\llY. ~
themselves One should have a spa- W C. MCCUEAN5
` ' other ls to partake ol it. cm Ronin' ‘
g cloth for the purpose. 14 St. Paul Street, ;
 s  l '49 6*' c'°°'5"' D ""‘“' Procure a piece ol heavy cotton felt Care Oliver Typewriter Co. _l
. o ‘ . .
not bark against the bad, but or "silence cloth" such as is used on P S -Kindly answer at onol. j
lll.idc to -t.ill<l out llcilutifully After
' lp:-r ullfl lllld livvuy will-l'i~ lt call col-
  --I llcri no llll.»~l_ or lvl-rollin soiled iiiuny
 
”°*"""F1‘*lF‘l
0°