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` THE CHARUUTTETOWN GUARDIAN
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PAGE SEVEN
A5* Your doctor to name some of the reauita ol'
eonati atio it
I headache, biliouanesa, dyspepaia, tdin blood, had
akin. Then aak him il he would recommend
, 7°" tiling Ayer’a Pills for constipation. Juat one
ahve Bill:-tvisedtime, a few times, that’l ali.
“Sm-& &°.°r‘i°J'-i sl-'3.¥l‘.li‘»'i‘. ‘i.'.‘3i$Y.'i'ri’I°._
Gut Aim is to have a liliod iissnrimscnt of
 Enameled Souvenir Jewelry
°  Alcok through our stock will rsvegl ggmaghing
if to please von.
i°~"~ ~_ ‘ if "‘ Spoons, brooches, belt pins, etc
WV- VV'- WVELLNEE ieweier and Optician
H ONE isa
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Have You Seen Them
Th' Very Latest
Pearltinted background
PI-I C) 'I' O S
r;“"E“iii"°iif"i:“`i`ioK.
l`ho Studio Wiioro Bnhv is Always Welcome.
'lry Hugiits’ Di-
gestive Tonic
I gives snap. vini and energy to
the system. As an appetizer itciu-
not ba beaten.
Price 250 per bottle.
Geo. E. Hughes
APOTHECARIES' HALL .
Qt =r-""‘ ' ”
(ea _;f_'~‘*i
@l@
Qlsi
Best p
Quality of
coalat .
Geo. E. l"ul|’s
coal yard.
 
Automobile 'l o Hire
Tiioinns lfiyor, 30 horse powor. sont.: fvo
portions including uhrtiiour. Will hir!! by Illll
diiy for country runs, rind bY lh°__h0\_l1_'_
nlinut. tiio nity. For further particu-
i\i'.~' itpply to JAMES UI"l"Elt, Opp Cuthodral
'iii 57 o>ro.St
New Australian 
Rasins i
We have just rrcfiv 
ed a few boxes. They 
are nice and juicy with 
a delicious flavor. Try ._
a few pounds. 
M c K en n a’s r
Ai. Both Stores. '
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SHOES
OF
MERIT
Our fail stock of Ivi-
victus shoes is on the
shelves and waiting for
you tir - we know them
to be one of the
very hest shoes made
in America [our ex-
p‘-rience has proven ir]
and we are anxious for
you to try a heavy
solid pair for this wet,
cold weather.
Prices $4.5u and
i $5 -co . pair.
Alleyqll Co.
Ch:‘.rlottr.to‘»\ ri Agents.
<sM 
I in.ii.n.iniiisiii.
,..'ls_.- .
Kent Street
Practice limited to Diseases
of Eye, Ear, Nose, Throat
and Skin
Eyes t ated and] iitted §fof
lasses
OFFICE HOURS
il to ll ta. ni. l.£‘l'7i.3tl p ln.
lilvoiriiigs by unpointmoiit.
dtww
ET
as
50c
Pinkling__ Vinegar .
The pickling seasonia about here and
in order that your pickles wiil_ keep
Aght you must have good vinegar.
We have an extra strong French White
Wine Vinegar that we specially recom-
mend for pickling purposes at Go curls
per al.
H? hest grade English Malt 78
  centsgprr gal.
oi.
Good x x x llnglislr Malt 48 c\enis per
al.
B Pure Cider Vinegar 40 cents per gal.
xxx White Wine Vinegar 40 cults
nergai.
39015 Bccr &_ Goff
Thr old runtom of scuriing r.nrris ia
dying out, but we urn nnro thnt
f°'d“Y- A coca Permit
will alwnyii be ror~r-.ivod with pioannrs
Head Oiliees ln New Prowse Block-Charlottetown y
;»._'
Zion Church social takes placv tonight.
The Government. Steamer- Aberdeen is
in port.
IJ. H. Auld, Covehead, wus in the City
yesterday.
Mrs. J. T. McKenzie ol this City is
visiting in Lot. 16. _
R. S. and Mrs Marryat of New York.
Ure visiting in this City. '
Miss Julia Foster, of this City left ycs~
t 'rdayon a visit to Sydney. '
T. Wilson. Chnrlottetownis registered
at the Albion hotel Halifax.
Misa Minnie Turner Taunton. Mass., is
visiting friends in Mnrsliiii-lil.
Jnck Jenkins of this _City lenves this
morning on (trip to Si. Jono.
Misses Stella and Beatrice Scott, North
liiver, li-ft yrsterrlay for Bo:~iton.|
Mrs. Chas. It ly ieit this City ycstarday
rtturning to her home in Stellarton.
E rrlv yesterday inorninz ii ilock of wild
geese were seen passing over the City.
Mrs. W. ii. King ci thlsClty left yester-
day for Boston, where she will reside.
Miss A F Seller of this City left yester-
day on a visit to Boston and New York.
Mrs. A. Dowling und Mila Agnes Dow-
ling lenve this morning on a visit to Bos~
ton.
Thomas Ilaniirahan crossed to Pictou
by the Nortliutnberland ycsteuday morn-
iuq. »
Venerable Archdcucon Iteairh left ye -
terrlny morning ana visit io Annapslis
Vnliey.
it :\'. Francis Kelly of Chicago is expcc.
ted in this City toward the lnttcr part of
this week. `
ll. V. McKinnon who Arrived in this
Ciiy Saturday evening left yesterday on
r»iurn to St. John.
\\'iiliam Vaniderstinr of this City init
yesterday morning for .\`ew York where
i iv purposes residing.
J. J. Cookson who ima been tho guest
ol S. F. and Mrs. Hodgson of this City,
hits ivlurnvi io New York.
Mrs. Rough und Miss B'nnch Iieagh.
have returnvl to this Ci y irom ii visit to
iliIl`r-rent ports of Nova Scotia.
Bev Father its-nrdon and Misa Kather-
ini- Reardon left this Ciiyyesterday morn-
ing on return to Sz Paul Minn.
Miss Annie Sullivitn and Miss ‘Tthel
Moran of this City niadc the round trip
ny the Nortliumlivrland yesterday.
Art-hliiahop McCurthy,R-v. Mgr. llaly
und ltev. Patrick Mi-Qulllan loft yester-
day morning returning to Ilulliax.
ltnv. iisni. Chappell and family of Japan
who has heon in this City for sometime
past leave Thursday for the I'nited
St r us.
Mrs. T. I’. iluestis. of Suinnicrsiiie, l’.
E. I. is visiting for ii invv weeks at hir
auni.‘<, Mrs. J. S. tioodn, Arthur strrvt,
'iriiro.--Truro News
G. Arthur Essoi-y has just purchased
tnu line draft horses for the Nova Scotia
inn-lion. One isn Crown Rights, the
oilirr Aulds B'i'rrister.
Lruis McRory and Petr r McDonald,
two .~l\idontr\ oi S . l)ur\.~t\u`:~l College lcit
yr.~'|,»>i‘dr\y morning for St Paul, Minn.
where they study for the priesthood,
.\li.~is illuukadder the returned iiiisslon-
.try from 'l`\'inltind. who gave it mort
int- resting talk in Zion Church Sunday
l»|i. vsstirlny on a ii-'p through this
i’r-ivince.
'Fha death occured yesterday at his
homc on l'liwi4r.l S rect, this City, of
(ii-.irgo A. Hughes A well known citizen,
and fathcr oi' G. A. liuvhea of the Prince
Edwnru island Railway. Mr. Iiuglies
wi.a in his 7lth year.
Bradford und Mrs. Wcb.~itei'of Tnnton,
Minis., who hits been visiting In this
Province for the past two wer-its it-it on
ri-turn Satiiadity. Tlicy were accompani-
cdlliy Mrs. Osbornr- oi lioaion. This is
Mrs. 0sboi‘ne's iirst visit sincr- leaving It.
Slis is a dauirhter of ini- lair- William
Lane oi' .\lb<\.i-ry Plains.
The work on thi- new Railway wlinri
has now progressed as fi-r that the uulrr
block has her-n aunz and grounded, rnirily
for the concrete. lu a short time it will
bi- iilied in up to low water mark, and
after that thc superstructure will lie
erected and the crib work illletl in. As the
present work does not show ut. high
witLer,piles have been sunk to prottct
the structure from ross(-ls seeking a
mooring place there.
(ln Saturday lust, while Wm. iiigizs,
baggage-intasit-r of t.l'r- P. E. I. Railway
in this City was ilshing with Station
Muster harae of Vernon itlver from rr
small liont in iiayiien‘e Mill pond the bo.-it
up~<-ti and lioath weir thrown into the
wnterwlilcli was aortic eight icct deep
Mi,I.nrgc awarn ashore rind Mr. Riggs
hr-ld on to thc upturned liont until his
coiniianion st-ripped nnri swam out to his
|-..~cue. ilnrl it not been for Mr. Iinrgcs
pluck the accident might have ri-suited
lrinlly. Mr. Riggs cams home yesterday
none tho worse for the ativcntuio.
;()ur Compound Syrup of Ilypopho
S   &  by your moms' we h'“'°""th°"'""" lr tcais one of the herd. tonios sold. Ii.
P g 0 f,..i.i0ii-rbI<- iizpctnass ‘\"'l "‘" "“"“' tires rr imcii appetite mid makes new
etyicalnninun n u
|.|0.,.|__gi\~ing heniih and strength to
Sunnyside ' nv.-ry imrtoi the body-7Fio it hottie,-A
  Pho", In _ Queen S mr.
B A Y E R. S I U D10 iv, rniiiiin. rimrn., snimyiide.
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ilvlilifs Boil Liifllf c0l0l‘ Cl\0C0l&i¢8l
_ d an _ i t d ir c lates. Yon are not
‘;l;;1tg5§);yP;lglll:§:iiyi>1:illihliiss ‘iiieregoi'7eSEetuxhlieeforcdfiiii moneY- NWN f'"
every piece, 
Mrs Musgrave and ,non of Ottawa are
visiting L. W. and Mrs Watson, Esplan-
ade. .
J. E. B. and Mrs. McCrendy left yester-
day nnrning iorn weok`s visit to St.
John, N. B.
Thanksgiving Diy this year wi'l lia-
Thursday, Oct. Bl the day iollowirg being
All Saints Day.
Miss Duffy \vho has been visiting I IC.
tiavln and Mrs Dudy olthis City reiuruud
homo yesterday.
Persons sending advertising matte
to The Guardian are requested to
state whether rruno is to appear among
Classified ads, Business locals, Announce
monte or anion z regular dlsnliiy advertise
ments \\'hsn no such information is
iurnisliefl the inanngetucnt will nut b I
held reanonsilzle if ad does not appear
here desired.
Itoannot he iionici that the present
season has iiccn an r-xcellunt one fr r the
fltrins and gardens, the products of which
have uttainrd a success lar iiurpasslng
that oi' other yeiirs. In theilower imrdcii
pt-rhnps thc most. interesting _result of the
iavornble season is thc (uct that hardy
roses are beginning to l>‘ootn for the
second time this season. The Guardian
hits hccn prei~cnted with a full-blown,
rii uhle crimson rose plucked yestei-.lay
iromabush growing in tho garden of
Hrs. Diamond Euston Street. 'l`hcre nr.:
rnnmbcr of otli'e"r"bTx`d's on' the liush.
The Gunrdlau has also l'ccn shown some
supcrh specimens of cactus and pouipon
dahlias grown by Louis lids'/.arIl. Thu-o
liowern arc apparently far more lieautiiui
than any speL'iinr~r\.~i shown in former
years.
Thr slirnul syst' m for the protection of
the public on llilliosrough Bridge has
now been compleiril nnrljworks moat sut-
isfactorily. ii’ ateain is crossing the bridge
the gates are opened and the tiemil switch
is also open and the signals outside are
at danger to prevent traingoing onliridge.
If howevi-r the train runs pnst the outsidv
signals lt. would be checkr d nt the swi'ch.
When a train is cro s'ng,the gates are put
down to kr--ep tennis out bcfors the train
enti-rs, anrl_clr.s|ng the switch autorniitic-
ally brlnzs thc signals to clear, \\'hen
the train passed oiithsgatcs are rixisr-'l.
the svi itch autmnatically opened, und the
sigoalx aut at danger' so thnt there is no
possibility of the train goin: on the
bi idgo while ir. is being' it cd ir_-,
teams. The insiilr- .signals at lhi
ii-ntre of thi' lrrlilgc nre niutrollcd
by the iiinn on the swing span. \\"hen he
wants to turn the span he pulls the
ii-lensing bolts. This sets nil signals nt
danger. in the event ofthe triin entar-
Ing tho bridge when the 0 signals are set
for the open span the train automatically
disconnects the spark circuit of the
gnso>l_i__r_ic<-riginu which oprizit .~i the span
--so that it is impossible to us., the (irnw
whrii the train is on the lirtdirr. Ther.
urn thrci- nivn on the in-iriire one nt enc.i
end undone at the swing \\'ho»e duty it i-
io look ititerii. and sci- that the signals
are kept in good working ox-iii-r. A irlr-
phonc nystein connects them with each
niirrranrt with the despatchers oflice at
thc railway.
'l`hrr.s is nioru Cni.arrh in this .~'cr~tlrni nl hu
1-oiintryilninull orthcr -disr.-rcs nur. tggcllicr,
nnli uutii thc lust cw ynnri. was .nipposeil ti-
licinnurnii c. i<`orn mont nirmy you-.4 do ¢,-_.|-_`-
in-onniiricori itit loonl dissni-is and pr-o.~'cr-ihcri
Iutvtl r_un\irli’:»< nnri hy noiistitiitly f-iilintz to
r-.urn with lucnl trrntnr-ciit. proorinccri itin-
curiiblc. Scici\cc_hr\»< irorun cmuwh ru lin it
coiistliiiitiorinl rir.~cn.~'c und thnrclorc rcriiiircs-
nonstituiioiiiil rr-...iliirr-iii. l{nil’.- L‘uii\ri-ii (‘ur.r,
iiiniiiilitciiiwrlby l". J. Chcncy 5:. l‘o , Toit-ilu,
Uhio. in tho only r:o|_rstit\|iloi\nl i-nro on tho
innrkct, it istiikcii iiilcrnuliy in dos-rs fron
i0 drops to it ton pnonfril. it ncls dircctlyoii
tho hlood und iriiicoiisinli-fiior-ri ci thc riy~t iii
They otl'cr one hniidrcd dnliiu‘~\ f- r nny civic it
iiillir t/0 curo. Srnd lol' circuinrs and tcsii-
inonlnls.
Arliii-css: F, .l. f`lii~INE\’ &5 Co. Toloilo. Ohio.
S rid hy ilrriggi.< .~i, 75c.
'i`uk~i liili`»= Ii`.tniily l‘rllr~' in , rrlixii.
WANTED
Evi ry gr-r.i.l\'niiui who wnr-Ls nriy lilri
n tin' clnihinpzllnr io in.~prr:i. my new
_api-ing goods. Tliry urn the pri-i.tlr-si
|\iiii.irr\s you ivir Huw In riiiiiligs r
noatinin, tionsi-riiigs and nncy
vi-stiiigs. Tliisisthc store to get on
clothes mririi: to order nt the lowest
posaliilepricc forgood goods. I liiivc in
employ thi- heat nirchnnics in Chin-
lottt-townnniiifyou It-uve your order
here you will rr~cei\'u entire satisfaction..
JAMES CAI.l.AGliAN
Mcinhunt Tailor,
Upper Queen
ii~ii‘ttst»f
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Ori h o pt i c s
We have received ari-
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other lot of the pop-
ular
D. R. A.
Orthoptic. and also a
--_-_e_-_-<---._-'
IEW
ENGLISH SPELTACLE
ORTHUPTICS
The D. R. A. sells
for $2 or
The English Spect-
acle sells for $r.75
G.|".Huicheson.
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lEi\'F.iil\lit .\\'|i \i‘I`li l ~.\
SELLING AGENTS. - - - ' - Si. John, N. B
QUEEN’S CUUNTY GUARDIAN `M---m -me A1--- B-_-f--<---.-
Stanley Bros.
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Wiiiiriirirr iff 
-- THE NEW --
iall and winter Boats
3 a-ro hero for you; nll the latest
_I styles and colors, direct iroin
the riianulncttlrers
All si'/PS ii'0t11 32 £0 44 ill.
g llvery price from 3154 ouch, and
r up, Good Coats these, you will
- like them when you soo them,
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/$v*
Come! whether you Want
f to buy or not.
;l
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r Stanley Bros.
i
Ptckling Vinegars and Spices - pi
. White Wine Vinegar. . . . .. . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . .
._ 4-(lc gal
' PurPCideriVinegar.....  .  ...4O¢ gn]
English Vial: Vnrgar  . . . . . . . . . .
..........h0c gal
` French Vinegar (5 gil deiiii-]oliii`s) . . . . . . . . . . . . .$2 Oil 93
S.A.I\i I)IE.|'PlSC)IN cb F*-G.
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W. C. TURNER & C0.
The Low Price Stnrc!
Have you read otr competition ad. which appeared in The Mrrning'.
Guardian for the past ten days. Get one ofyour old Guardians and read i
again or better still get one of our bill hniiris which we put in every _parcel ri
gootisbonght front us. The reverse side oi' which contains the wht-le coin
petition.
Somebody is going to get o good thing out oi it.
ilur Motto is
l/iw prices on everything in general dry goo is, i.-_'ents' fiirtiisliinigs
i{l£\VSON 'i`\Vi£l<IDS, MONCTON ’i`\\'i€lil).S`, OX FORD 'i` .\'l‘1l-ZDS
ilarinels blnnketing, Jitipgeis, llc , ec.
\V.~ give 35c per lb for wool in X ch'-ingciorniiy goods in the slows,
W. C. TURNERV & C0.,
When you Buy
Toiti-sr PAPER
Ask for 
' made in all grades from the cheapest to the highest priicd-Rolls oi
Packages. If one grade does not suit ask for next liettcr, till von ge.
what you want.
Ask your rlruggistfipr lCDDV‘S.
SCHOFIELD PAPER C0. Ltd.
Wondcrlan d
Continues irom 7 to |050
Program changed every
Monday. Wednesday and
Friday -
Saving Bur IIu»rhand`s Honor-A bonu tifu
picilvn oi’ ia nushrmd wronilfullr nrcurru ‘. ia- rl
n wlfe's untiring offorts to prove lila irinocninec.
Tho lrriiian ltiihin-r Man 4A funnv runirrly
plctlirmrhowlliif tho funny aitiiritioirr girtrr-H
ll
Iwo by i\|\ Indiv duul who will not Ib: si|uclch~
UI
'I`hc Iiogucfs Gallery-An nmuiiing colnotly
picture.
Not tha Cltlldri-n'~' Faiilt-Tliia is nn iiiiinr~"
inz ni :turo of n l-.rgir fiuuiiy kcpt on tho run
ironi one house to nnothcr on account oi' loo
many niiilrliiui.
And tho illustrated Sum; ily Mr. l'r.-roy
Hariivy.
Tiio plnylni.: io( Misa ifltliei lllnnclinrd is n
ploinilng iviiturc oi' tire uiiteitniiiiiiciit.
Admission 5 cents
to all parts oi the hail
Nothing cheap but the price. The
biggest five cents’ north of Entertain-
nieut in Canaria.
Come when you like
Susy as long as you please.
16d if
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The Great
Inter-Provincial
Exhibition
Open to the Maritime Pr »
vinces will be held at
Charlottetown
iiiiiiaiain, sin, iuiii in ini, ian/
Large premium list~ ove
$6000, in prizes.
Live stock, poultry, and
agriculture.
Two days horse racing.
Over $1700.03 in purses.
Special attractions in front
ofthe Grand Stand.
Lowest rates by Railways
and Steaniboats.
For prize lists, entry forms,
race programmes and all pir-
iiculars write the Secretary.
C. R. SMALLWOOD,
Secy-Treas.
F. L. HASZARD,
President.
9-4rw5i rltuisrgi
gl A`7_uY_ m _
Harness Leather
We keep in stock iirst quality -‘in
iorted Harness Leather.
LONG BROS.
Agentsweish Tanning Co.
4-grl6
Closing Out
3rio pairs of v\'onion's, misses' :ind
izhildrerfs sliiins and slippers n
factory prices and iesii-
iz 73 rliocs for . . . .
_ . . --51,95
§:._=5 slices for . . . . . . . . .
.. . .Si 75
#L95 .-‘r»tsi<»r.. _  $1.45
§i.l35 .~‘.lio¢~s for . . ...;'~i,.-o
li 15 shoes lor  .. ,air
3i._~_; shoes for,   _dir
§r..\`_< slippers lor.. . .._<i.:-",
§r.1i_=, slippers for.... . ..>r.2_=;
§i_<'iri slippers for . . . . . ._'\‘i._';
.i .i5 slippers for .. ., .._~.i og
.i io slippers iir.,_ . . . .
.. .rig
.S_=Sli|»p<-rsfriim... .. . .7i»
J.il. Bell,
A U ’§]'l0N
Valuable Building Lot
iept- l8th-I2-30 p- m-
Wc are instructed by Clrnrlcs Mr
rfarlanetofsell at Auction that line
iviiidin Loion East side of Prince
treet. liietween the gaideiirr of R.
logon. Baq., and R. Mci.auiiri, Kaq
This tsa line Lot and in a good
ituation. Thereiaa good Bam on it.
Sale at 1a.3o o'clock Sep'cniber ruth.
Terms Cash.
AUCTION MAR KET'
R. ll. NORTON, Auctioneer.
9-dio.rr,i.i.iR
i AIlan’s Champagne
Kola
as two very important
natures-quality and satis-
|l\`.ilf.\l\.
No other tempera*c drink
:uh equal it.
ily the bottle, ilnz or case at
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