l`lR.VlNNlCOl`lBE
' meister. i
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_\ RESIDENCE-Fitzroy Street,
` ‘West, near St. James’ Church. I
~9¢ 3d 3mos
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"wmfiy neetlng An Independant ournal, untrsinnielied and lNWh°3l5h¢l'° Butlnlf °1`
their rooms, MacEacli`e:n’s build
ing, Queen Street. Wednesday
evening 8th  at 8 o’clock
Cli"l`own, Od 4l1h» 1902-
W W CLARK
Secretary
#su _ ~
BEEF IRON AND WINE
Can you think of any mixture
-'or combination that can suggest
itself to you as surpassing this as a
medicine. The ~Bee£ that we all
require to form muscle and vigor,
the Iron that makes the blood rich
and which all good blood must con-
tain the wine that has in all ages
been taken 'as a stimulant and
'tonic to the digestive organs and
stomach. These three are coin
bined in ]ami':Son’s Beef, Iron and
Wine in the form most suitable for
weak and delicate persons and con-
tains the purest and best materials
obtsitiable
PRICE 75¢. PINT BOTTLE.
J. G. J AVUESON
DRUGGIST,
The Medical Hull
ificli music
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KISS COMSTOCK
will give lessons in Voice Culture at
the house of Mrs. Charles Hughes, on
Mondays sn¢.'l`hursdays` and -in Sum
mersifle, Tuesdays, Fridays and Sat
urdays
Oct 3 dim
VIOLIN STUDIO
Violin instructor and Concert~
(“Mr. Vimiicombe’s tone on the
Violin has few e uals ”-Ronconi) `
lllirmond Rings  _
` Mounted in our own 5*'
_ factory, with Diamonds
personally selected in
Amsterdam, twenti/~ilve V
dollars, fifty dollars, »
seventy-five dollars, cnc V'
hundred dollars. Every "
` one of these Diamonds are
' of such quality that the » _
most critical cannot fini
fault. Send for catalogue. ` ‘
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AMBRDSE KENT&SDiiS i 5
BINIVID.
 
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' veneers.  ._
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F* _"__'; _ -' y rw:
B. I. S. HALL,
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One Night,
FRIDAY. oc'roBER ioih. l
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HAVELOCK S. MORRDW
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California’s favorite enter-
miner. A
In an evening of Recitation 
and Sory. \
Admission 2 5c. y
Children I 5c. .
Oct. 2 d 7i pd.
I. S. Sanlords,Sonl
smoswsvspp
Produce Commission Merchants,
48 Mali Simi. lhlilzi, ll- S. I
lik
Nommodaion toshipping men or firms-
fh l¢H,Billln¢ £0 d h t
The general quarterly I\1¢¢f1°§ Juror, impnmnifloos dliwld. 'ix "“ °ld “R t'"°
of this corporation will be held dt
.’t'.*t‘.“:.t.§»iif ?.‘:a'¥¢&¢n-a "““‘°’.$.%‘ 3*““‘
The Poop.1o’l I*a1:‘;:
li t New Prcwse
s§f'£i'=”°»id°2r;oemo£°'n¢ise renewing mu,
biein d cei-
..°';i::.°:..‘§‘.‘f'l‘°"°~°'“’ ‘°‘°°°‘ “““""' "1:
semiweeiuy crlhiiuen (wen. s sir) per
3 vnuee $1 I5
t ltswn (Wednesday) per year Si 1;! oo
Branch Ufilccs
have been established st the followin places
where subscriptions may bepaid, news urnisli
ed, sdverhining, job work and otheer husinss
tru ct ‘-
Buiiigerhide Roms & Rogers' store-J B C.
Baker, nnger
Llbertonxalbetrton Post Omce-Herbert Clark,
en
Sourln East? Telephone Omce-P G Seaman
Agent
J. B. B MCCRBADY J’ P HOOD,
E litor B isineu Manager
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FRIDAY OCTOBER 3. 1902.
COLD STORAGE
That we need coll storage warehouses,
is admitted and cold storage on the
railway and the steaniers pl; ing between
Charlottetown, Seinmcrside and the
Mainland. One link in
chain would beet little use until the
chain is completed We need to be able
to store, or to send cast and west meats
eggs, fruits and other products which
require s moderately low temperature
,for their preservation At Point du
Chsnc or st Picton we can connect with
the cold storage cars of the Interoolonial.
Until we have cold storage warehouses
at our principal shipping ports, on the
Island Railway and on the steamer-I
plyisgtothc mainland we shall beats
great disadvantage and our shipments ot
certain products must sufcr damage
before or during transportation
It is to be noted that the arrangeinent
entered into tentatively with the Domin
ion Packing Company does not provide
for the completed chain which is re
quired to give the Island the required
facilities and security for cold storage.
Moreover we have no stipulation as to
the rates to be charged by the Packing
Company for storage in its cold storage
warehouses. This is a paint of importance
Such warehouses would no doubt be of
great advantage to the Company in their
business,but if the Company areto be giv-
en a Government guaiautee, it is vital
that they shall be bound to give full ac-
it may be their rivals in business-at reus-
onable rates and at all times, otherwise
tbclatter will be wholly at the mercy of
the monopoly in regard to cold storage. _
This raises the question whether it
would not be much better to have our
cold storage warehouses, s y at; Charfottz-
town, Summerside, and Suuris or George-
town, in the hands ot a separate company
independent of the Dominion Packing
Company or of any individual llrm, so that
all shippers requiring cold storage would
be iully assured ot fair and equal treat-
ment and accommodation. A company
could easily be formed on the Island for
this purpose if the Government would give
its guarantee of their bonds for a. much
less amount than it is proposed to guaran-
tee for the Packing Company. This would I
bcssale undertaking and of nndoubtcd
benefit to many producing and shipping
interests. Leave the m°at packing and
canning industries to private enterpiise
as they have been hitherto. In this way
on present industry or enterprise would
be endangered and all ttar of monopoly
would be removed.
Let the Government use its large in-
fluence with the Railway Department of
the Federal Government to ‘have cold
storage or refrigerator cars placed on 4 the `
Island Railway, and then we doubt not
that the S;eam Navigation Company
could be induced to provide cold storage
chambers on their boats, thus completing
the chain ot cool transport ition east and
west. It is along the lines above indicat-
cd or their equivalent that we think our
Government might proceed with safety,
With the general approval of all concerned
storm of objection and disapproval which
hnsbeen called forth by _too hasty accep-
tance of the outside capitalists’ proposal
 i_;
_Msny persons resident in Prince Ed ward G
Island, but who ` were either burn in li
Scotland or are ofScotch descent,hnve been
desirous tosee the heather growing in the '
una or men- adoption. It has been many T
times planted, or its seed sown here, but
he-zllsrheqisctstions.
usciesnre
Green Cabbage
Sweet Peas
Turnips bus
P
Cglery ggi- herd
t
Bu ter s, p.r lb
Corn, doa
Ri
Mushroon, lb
Apples. D ok
ol Hcpeland Alberton, himself;
Scotland, found a pretty dowsxing
growing on some w sts lend near their
home and directed Gfhltffhn’ attention
to it They at once iiidhntllled it ss
genuine Scottlw mms It appears
that Ky some me own the seed
had been dropped Jn that spot and grew
There are said to be three bunches within
n circle of n few feet. The Guardian has
b cn shown specimens of the Alberlon
any respect from the heather ot Scotland
The discovery is a highly interesting one
Beef
CHARLOTTETOWN MARKETS.
(Corrected every Tuesday )
(quarter) per lb
Beef (small) b . . . .
Butter (tres ) per lb
Chickens per pa
Fowls per pair
Flour per cwt
Flour, per bbl (imp
Iliarél 'per baicllet
i per eg
Radishes
Cucumb rs
Mackerel
Codllsh
Fresh Haddoc
Molssses
§l‘3”‘°"' 'it'
 OIIDOOICUIO l
Uv
Shri
per cwt
W I ICICOI
WlOO§\ll\ IODOOUODI Ili
§`ceth,P°p:£:.nch 1;.. .., . .
ew , r 
Hutton percargessepec
Onions per ounch
éedptngu nerbun
cke . . .
baulinowers
rsley
pc Tomatoes, lb " "'
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The diver dies without air to
“breathe The consumptive -dies
without lungs to breathe the air;
or of lungs rendered incapable o '
breathing by disease. The blood
1 as it iiows in and out of _the lungs
3., indicates thc'consumptive‘seg‘ro-
green. Astheln oww er
I l ess oxygen is lingilgrd :ind the
“ blood changes from scarlet topur- °
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heather and iiuds it indistinguishable in]
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$32 3SS3E§§§f
le. n is the life ofthe..
Plgiooa  mood i. the sfeof
'the body. ` _ f ~' ”
The effect of Dr. Pierce’s Gold~~
en Medical Discovery upon weak, 2
lungs is to strengthen them, toeng-._
ble the full oxygenation of the_
a _
blood, arrest the progress off dis- .l
ease, and heal the inflamed tis- i
; _ sues. Lung diseases havebeén 
-'  and are begziiéglcured by“Gp’lden
`_f  M’ ~Disco` very, in
:'~~ cases where deep-seated
i\"`~‘__ _ wugh, frequent hemor-
‘ ;_`-_ rhage, emaciation, weak-
= ir; ness, _ and _ night-sweats
.calf//l
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` ;- 5;;-= res sense-c_on
`;__ ' ` ‘ » gilimptéciiligz writes
\ _ :rs _
 __ ._ ..._ .f sm '
White C0., Ind. "I
was 'qoniined to my room for several m0_n¢h-;l,:_f~
ri? friendssnd, _neighbors had given up all hope 5 _
o jmy recovery, until one days frie_n adyised -
~= ~° '.e° '=ff~“r:.=r.i=°m sesame: 1
. n - ¢ _
:gong bgklseghn toini rove. Aherfta ‘
six bottles Iwai, I- hound; believe. delivgg
from the grave and entirely cured; ` I nm no`w‘n
sud hearty mam*
Pieroe’s Pleasant Pellets cleanse
system from accumulated ,
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Looks as if Furs were
“I”
YVe anticipated the demand
consequently we re busier
now than the proverbial bee l
Write for prices at once
Our store is Brimful of good
things in Furs Samples on
request
Here gre
to
Q
""`3'-f-"`-?`.4.¢’
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me $¢l.l¢rs »
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ll`l 1.6112' OHST "  "M" ”`”"i'“'
Long Fur Pelerines Boas at #3 5o $4 55, $5' 50,
and $8 50
Fox .Boas $15.00. $18 en. $25 0° W! $1
Ca s and Fur Lined jackets, $15 oo, ,.... .
3 4500
Fur Jackets, $25 oo $30.00 and $3 5399, _
Fur Collars, $2 5o, $3.50, $4.50 a 55 50
____ Heavy Cloths for Ladies
E __ Tailor Vlade Suits for 80o tp
ri Meltons, Zebelines, Camel’s Hair, 'Box Cloths,
riezes, Homespun _eiIects,Serges Cheviots plain
D.
l’
._ _ _ oct .
' -easy-c'omfor~ ~'3’19" __ __
_ *have all P°1nted toafatsl " __ l A E. K I H E" L 'A ” 2 ' ' I Ofc 5 fi ' o
_ ~1= suniption. '  ' ' G' ’ " _ ; ' ` »-'E ' f
“some ears 's I" ' - _ ' = » » E . ~ _ . _ _ __
was aimostaiglp- _ ` ` `
1888 victim Of that ' `
G ddi -
*a
M !T0.D'I£`l1Y9.Leader more than 20 Years ago and the BEST ON EARTH
A Natural Shape |
and of the public generally. Such a   
course would certainly uct arouse the*
` No other range-ever built anywhere enjoyed
the popularity of the Ha » Th ht
‘POPULAR IN THE PAST IT IS P E-pp) N ous
‘Eorsale by W _ f ' ,_
. Ca1f__W¢11 iinidhed iiwallrers’ Corner _ STQVES"and HARDWARE
d curled,satin Enished cloths etc Our shades
e the newest-each line commands admiration-
lur stock is immense and our prices reasonable.
ALSO see our Home Spun Friezes all wool
oc. and $1.35. y ‘_ ,_ l 5 _ E _M
[ew Appliques,N€w Taiietas, New Satins, New
eau de Soie Silks`§Ne1w Ruiiiling forfdress fronts
ives time and labor.Dressmakers,remember this
lew Percaline Linings,New Bindings-_everytliing
ow complete » _We are beyond competition in our
‘refs Goods dePar_t1n¢'1=¢s_1_1d»m¢2o 1° €fax__th=fisi£
feything-  new nnd._fashi.<_>1_1af>l¢f at 
riceswill keep msftthere.  _0ur,5oc,.  
 52  ' 7 .,121 ‘ » {*_‘_i"~;i~_;

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LBDIFS I
We have received a new
Royal Bavarian Cobalt Blue
_ ¢a_J5_e plates, crumb
_Salad dishes, tea.
p cream sets, pla'es
p, many other odd
_be _pleased to show
. ~ table. »
new -..nate the 'Price
RIl.Dork.Poiiitry,`i" I f 4 i ' _ 5  
fs. U,” ,,,,,,,, 'run Ao_oNIz1No Pains ornuiml
end NOON Ultltnslsde. l  HATISH. '
aching joints, in
i- _ . More valuefor your.
ney, in the Shoe
E" .  than you 
  _.1 'M
PESSUIII
'H3'
A GOOD
quarrel with
Laborers
11'!!
Hardneireat
“; ' vis'  
‘-`1§'e&`- *George St
» Charlottetown
Filet-ein. ainxlelandilonbie
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C. E. ,RDDD
PROPRIITOI.
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R Emi ENT :N THE PRESENT.; 5'