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Special Prize Coupon
Present this coupon to the cashier on the purchase of
goods to the value of $1.00 at S. A. McDonald's in order to
give the party you desire the benefit of votes for the Prizes off-
ered in that contest.
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Charlottetown Guardian’s Great Bermuda
Island, New York City and Piano Voting
Contest.
APPLICATION BLANK.
I :im :i resislcnl of l‘rinL‘u liilwnril lslniul :mil \\'isli to miter the
(`iunriliuii's Grant Beriuiuln Island, New York City :uni l’i:uio Voting
Contest front District N.»..- . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . .
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is my plzice of residence. I fully iimlerstiiiul llii- rules :uid conditions
governing snnie, which I agree to coniply with: Signed;
Nnuic..._..........................Aildress..-......._.   -.---
 
' Charlottetown Guardian’s Great Bermuda
island, New York City and Piano Voting
Contest.
NOMINATION BLANK
Miss l
I respectfully nominate .................~.................. ----.-
Mrs.
Adilrcss..........  . . . . . . .
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\vli0 is over the age of sixteen :is :ni eligible cniicliiliite to enlcr llle
(iuarclian's llcrniudu Island, New York City and Piano Voting C0nl0Sf-
l vouch for lier eligibility.
Nomiiinlion Received.
Date..."-»~.»............,Naiiie. .................. ..~ . .. .....
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Sl0.00 in Gold to First Parson Nominating Candidate Ileceivinl
Larieat Vote in the Contest.
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Inspect our niando-
lmS. see the hand-
some, neat finish,
hear the exquisite,re-
sonrint tone and note
the low priceie. They
are easy instruments
to learn.
A. E. Toomlis
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HOME VENTILATION.
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“lf they would but 'keep their win-
dows open at night, there .would be
little need of my doctoring them at
all," said a plain speaking physician,
referring to a certain class of his
patients.
Many people are really afraid of
night air.” They seem to have' a
feeling that God has put something
very deadly into the atmosphere that
surrounds the earth after the sun
has disappeared. Now, look at that
thought, just a moment. It isn't
in the least after the manner of Glo'd's
provision for His children. Besides
it is really the same air that has
been over the earth, lighted and
heated and cleansed by the sun all
day; nothing whatever has happened
to contaminate it. Again, there is
no air to breathe after sunset, but
“night air," outside or inside. True,
air at night is apt to be a little
damper and cooler than it is during
the day, ‘nut that does not effect it
for 'breathing purposes, else how
could humanity endure days that are
damper and cooler than other days?
How could people live and thrive at
the seashore as they do?
Another thing to think of, 'is whe-
ther night ‘air could possibly be any
more fatal to health than is air till-
ed with the carbonic acid gas thrown
off by action of the lungs-a real poi-
son. For a test, breathe into a clean
bottle, than stop it quickly and
tightly; after several hours smell of
the contents of the bottle, Your nose
will tell you a very unpleasant story.
Fill a clean bo tic with clean water;
take it out of doors after dark, pour
out the water and let it till with air,
stop it tightly; then smell -of it in
the morning. Your nose will have
nothing different to say than it would
had you experimented with daylight
air. Some moming, after you have
been out of doors and had a good
snid of fresh air, entiera small room,
tightly closed, in which one or two
people have been sleeping. Your
sense of smell will be greatly offend-
ed. If your room is small and not
well ventilated, and you become rest-
less so Lhait you cannot sleep, wrap
yourself warmly, throw the window
open wide and draw in deep breaths
for a few minutes. The fresh, pure
air from outside replaces the poison-
ladcn air in your lungs, and makes
you comfortable. Yoii'l1 sleep, at
least till the air of the room gets
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The Wretchedness
of Constipation
. Can quickly be overcome by
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Biliouaneu, 5’ 5" , 
Hcncl- ’/ PILLS.
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ness. and lndigution. They do their duly.
' Small Pill, Small Dose. Small Price.
Genuine .wi ta. Sign-me
WALKER ll0llSE
TORONTO
The Ilouse Of Plenty
Toronto°s Favorite llofel
R‘modollsd and Rsfurnished at an expendi
ture of $100,000 t'0. Positively the finsstdocntii n
in the Ulty for Colnmercia and Tourist. Trade
overlooking Toronto Bav and Lake Ontaric,
in t. io hem tof iho down Townshopplng District .
:morlran and European Plaui Populi r
pl' "iw
Gcorgc Wrinhi Q Co
- Proprietor
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or J. w. iioiisiai
Physician and Surgeon
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Graduate McGill University, Mont-
Que.
Phone 379 Office 137 Kent St.
Formerly occupied by the late Dr.
F. F. Kelly.
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Funeral 'Diiecior and em-
- balmer-Miss A. Ferguson,l.ady
Assistant-Personal Attention
and Promptness Guaranteed.
Disiiifecting and Fumigaling,
Furniture Repaired and Re-
B nz uars,
orth side Phone 880’2 dt stf
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llearf, l eive and Sfcma ih °
Remedy
A Proven Medicine of
Exceptional Value
by_ the hundred from people
moat prominent in City and i>
som oniy by
42 Queen Street. ,
and sell at public auction ‘on the
"99-li QW- ' » premises, on Wednesday, the 16th
Late Resident House Surgeon, day of November next (1910), at the
Western General Hospital, Montreal, hour of twelve o'clock noon, all that
thence north 3 degrees' and 50 min-
Ambulance Cans answered at utes west along the same a sufficient
shU,.testno¢;Ce_ distance to give a rectangular width
. . of 7 chains and 56 links, thence
SPGCIBIIIGO north 88 degrees and 35 minutes east
to the east side of the North River
Road, thence northwardly along the
,,Pho|,¢e,.ed_ same 5 chains arid 75 links or to the
Silent Salesman made to order, Wuffh Bidi’ 0' W0 ,Old Fen? ROB-fl.
OFFICE ~Kiii Square, Phone, thence eastwardly along the said
RESIUE U5 Ki S road to the shore of the North River
aforesaid, thence soiithwardly along,
the said shore to the place of nom-
mencemefnt, containing bly apgimagirl-n
- one hundred acres 0! and if "
_ little
more or less.
st I t nw an that oi 1».:.‘a on aid Lot
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er  1 S 82 being the strip or ia.-nd on the
The Nev" Fdlins :iorth side nf the Ferry Road at the
Kenalv. Hugh McEwen’s and Donald
McDonald’s farms containing about
four acres.
dower and free of all incumhrances.
Tcstimonala and References ilovrt- 0! Chancery without expense
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Country. No failures. ` 2;” l"‘"l“”‘" °“ "’° P'°"“*°°° "°l“¢
the balance on the delivery of the
deed.
P   lmao can mn any oi october, A.
¢ D., 1910.
HER 0 Y
CHA CE
asCnredbyLydiaE.Pink-
ham’sVegetableCompound
mLlndsay, Ohfi.--“I think it is no
Pi _
0PERATl0
ore than right for me to thank Mrs
nkham for what her kind advice and
Lydia E. Pinkham’a Vaizetable Com-
pound has done for
me. When I wrote
to her some time
aigo I was a vei-ty
s ck woman, su -
fering from female
troubles. I had
inflammation o f
the female organs
and V could not
stand or walk any
distance. Atlast
wa.s confined to my
bed, andthe doctor
snid I would have
to go throuérh an operation, but this I
refused to o. A friend advised Lydia
E. Pinkhaxrrs Vegvtable Compound,
and now, after using three bottles of it,
l feel likea newwoman. Imost heartily
recommend this medicine to all women
who suffer with female troubles. l have
also taken Lydia E. 1’inkham’s Liver
Pills and think they are tins.”-Mrs.
FRANK Eaishi-;\', Lindsay, Ontario.
We cannot understand why women
VIII take chances with an operation or
dn( out a sickly half-hearted exist-
; missing three-foiirths of the joy
of living, without first trying Lydia L.
Pinkha.m's Vegetable Compound.
For thirty years it has been the
standard remedy for female ills, and
has cured thousands of women who
have been troubled with such ailments
as displacements, inflammation, ulcer-
ation, ilbroid tumors, irregularitiea
periodic pains, backaclia indignation
and nervous irrostration.
"stuffy" again.
One needs to be very careful about
drafts across the bed,ahout having
too strong a wind blowing upon one;
nor need one rush to the extreme of
sleeping in air as cold as it is ont-
doors -on some winter nights-though
we hear from all sides that consump-
tives are cured by sleeping' in the
coldest air. The doctor's plea is for
pure air, not merely for cold air.
Cold air may be impure.
God has surrounded us with mil-
lions and millions of cubic feet of
pure, sun~hathed air, wonderfully
compoun-ded, wondsrfiilly adapted to
nur needs. It does not seem lair to
build aii'-tight houses and shut out
this vital element; to insist on
lircntliing over and over air that we
poison with every movement of the
lungs; to do this and---tlien speak of
pneumonia, bronchitis, tiiherculosis,
nervous prostration as “mysterious
disDensations of Providence!"
Do not let us make ii bug;ab'no of
“night -airs'--mia --deliberately* ifdisun'
ourselves. Let us have the best God
gives us and be thankful for it. --
Martha J. Nichols.
Dominion 0t Canada
Province ot Prince
Edward Island
ln Chancery
Before the Vice - Chancellor
No. B. 031.
Susan M. Dockcnilorff
& ors Coniplainnnts
and
Harold Stewart Doc-
kendorff & ors Defendants
Pursuant to, and by virtue of, a
decretal order made in the above
cause on the third day of Octo-
ber, A. D., 1910, by the Honorable
the Vice-Chancellor, and to me en-
trusted foi' execution, I will set up
tract, piece or parcel of land situate,
lying and being on Lot 32 in Qnecn's
County bounded as follows, that is
to say:--
Commencing on the west bank or
shore of the North River at the
north ‘boundary of land in possession
of Benjamin Dockendorfl, thence run-
ning south 88 degrees and 31 minutes
west by the magnet of thc year 1764
along tho said north boundary of
Benjamin Dockendort’l's land for the
distance of 108 chains and 30 links,
or to the east boundary of land ln
the possession of James Drake,
ear of the farms of the late Clem-
llt G- White, the late Joseph Mc-
Tha said lands will be sold free of
The sale will be confirmed by the
the purchaser.
A dsllosit of tan per cent. of the
urchase money will be required from
ocked down to him at the sale and
W. A. 0. MORSON,
Master in Chancery.
Opposite Auld Bros
_ Price 5oc per bottle
McLEOD & BENTLEY,
Oomplainants' Solicitors
10-1ldtta18l.
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Ambition ! L
pplication !
Anticipation
Determination !
These tour qualifications essential to win one
of The Guardian’s Magnificent Tour or Prizes.
The Guardian’s Plan 1
A TTER Christmas The Guardian will send two young
women on a specially arranged, seventeen-day holiday
trip of New York City @. Bermuda Islands, and also give Three
Beautiful ‘Upright Pianos and One Organ. These trips and prizes
are specially arranged, and every cent of trip expenses from the
time of leaving Charlottetown until their return to this city will
lm Piild by lllls paper. Selection of the two will be left entirely
to our readers. All this paper will do is to loosen its purse
strings and pay the bills. The Guardian placcsthe plain facts
before you and it now rests with the young women who are elig-
ible, or their friends acting for them, to take advantage of this
offer which will afford “Two Northern Trippcrs" a thousand
golden hours of education combined with pleasure, and three
other fortunate young ladies will receive an Upright Piano,while
one young lady will receive a,Pipe Tone Bell Organ. i
A Trip or Piano is yours for the effort.
Do You   Live In 0ne 01 These District?
lt So, You Can liavc a Beautiful Prize
District No l--(District Prize Piano) Includes Charlottetown and Sum-
mcrside. ' ‘
District No 2-(District Prize Piano) Includes Alberton, Tignish, Kensing-
ton, Montague, Georgciown and Souris.
District No 3-(District Prize Piano) Includes the Villages and Post
Offices in Kings, Queens, and Prince Counties, and all other points in Prince
Edward Island notlisfed in District l and 2. p
An Extra Prize of lPipc Tone Bell Organ valued at $l50.0ll to be given
Contestant polling highest vote after Grand and District Prizes have been award-
ed.
A Cllalltft 0l A Lllttlillle to secure an Educational
Tour to the Beautiful Bermiidas, or probably you
would rather have one of the beautiful Pianos.
Either one is yours for the _ mere reaching out and
grasping this proposition,
Remember ! All Ladies Arc invited to Compete
Howl to Help Your Favorite
Fill in tlie Blank Below :uid .send it, togctlier with the suliscriptioii rice, to
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