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own, Prince Edward Ipland, Canada, at the following rates, payable in advance: of |,0nd0||, forempa 'tilé'-pdssibliiiiy 018 M ing Eriiti _ (ll ll -xzept Sunday) one month 25c;per year _ _ , . . ‘ _ i ` _ ~ wilgliy Editioii'<\v§dilc§<i$y> per year .................. ._. _________ _ _ _ ...$1.00 *°"°'“"'°“ '“ R“.`“‘°f__ _“_ '_i°°l'“"“ ”"°

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’I';?£:i Omer' or Regmcmd lem" pam L to In act of iso‘ated vengeance t-uta deliberate

B/-encb 0/flees at Sammerslcle, Alberton. Gconvelolvn and Searls. more in on revolntiua°\"_’ same. The rj.-:I ,= ‘= _ '~ 1"

B ' om Tl _ Bah tormriatniirebecomirrg more active and ' ~ ~_';”;_‘_._-.Q » ' ' .\ '. us nm ce eepnono . Editorial and News Telephone 1331 ,ee c,,,,,,,.y ,S in ,~,,,,|, bm ,,°,,dm,,,, |,_,/,_ , .. _ _,p A. .

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THE CHARLOTTET OWN GUARDIAN. .R_‘“l“ is m°‘f°;“‘?J.?®`_§!1l§`_(=l,\7li\ everbeivrff

_ ` __ __ _ _ __ __ Large parts of tho"Em]ilxib`Are threatened

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TUESDQY MORNING, OCTOBER 4, i904. ,lwiliii fa.mlI\9." TlJ'6"_!|,lU"BIl'1ehts of i/l'00pS

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THS SIANDING PAiiTlES.

The standiiig of parties ln the lionsc of

Commons just dissolved, itccordinpgto tlio Toronto Globe, waslgl' Liberals, 77 Con- servatives, four Independents and four seats vacant. The first party division of the lute Parliament was taken April 1901

and gave u. majority of I3, as against 52 at the time o the desolution. lt is to be

obscrverl however, that of the four vacant seats in the late House at the close three

had been held by Liberals. The Globe

classes M1-.Tarto as an independent..Unlcss there has been some recent change of attitude on his part --and there iuay have

li-=eu~hg ought to be c‘asscd with the Opposition.

We frequent/y nuticc in the Literal

|\i>\\'spnper.~1 a list of thc seats carried by

their party during the by~elcctlons and showing u much great number than

iv re secured at byclectiona by thc Con- .\ervati\es. Most of tliesu vacancies had

been cmated by thc appointment to office of the r£‘px‘escntati\'es of strong Liberal colintitirclicies. Other vacancie.~i created

by death were the more numerous on the

lritcral side of the House owing to the largenuxnbcr uf Liberal n|emi»ci‘.~¢. The showing of thc by-elections is therefore, on its face, deceptive. There was little

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Miliinery Opening

HAPPENS ON THURSDAY AND FRIDAY AFTERNOON

AND EVENINGS

\\'e are going to hold our autumn millinery

opening.

We want you to come ~we want everybody to

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Here awaiting you, are the results of months of

planning and choosing from the production of the

best miliinery makers in the world.

This store is different from other millinery

stores in many ways, and we want to keep it so -

diiiei ent inillinery, different prices and different bus'

inebs \mcthods.

We ask you to come in and see our new millin-

ery Thursday and Friday. We are.not a\sking you

to buy when here. But it's afsplendid Opportunity

to get posted in styles.

We are simply asking the pleasure of your com- .

pany at our autumn millinery opening. _ _

Everybody is invited-_everybody 13 expected.

Now ladies we want you to remember thatTll\1rsday

and Friday are our at-home days and thatour _latch string is out for you. '

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‘ right thing at the instant.

.Wai-lurtouimd I.. E. Prowse ami that;

I held on Friday next when no doubt‘al

or no Literal goin of strength in the by- clectio; s, inasmuch as the' numbers of both parties remain at the close

of the four years term practically the name as they were at the beginning.

The new House to be elected will con-

ta n 2i4 meiniiers-, of which Ontario will have 86. Quebec 65, Nova Scotia 18, New Brunswick ill, P. E. Islnndt, Manitoba 10, the 'l`errit/orles i0 and British Colum-

bia 7. With a Government majority standing at 52 at the time Of the dissolu- ltion the Opposition will need to make a

net gain of at least 27 seats to give them a majority in the in W House. 'l‘he Globe predicts that Ontario and the \Vest will at lean-it ‘ break even," and that East of On ario the Government will have it

rnajoiity of ntlleust 55. Of course bo h par les put thc best foot forward in elec-

tion prwiictioiis. The Oppo-ltion on their hart hopi- to divide the Maritime Provin-

ces, get 25 seats out of the 65 in Que ec and u. large majority in Ontario and the west, sufficient to give them contrtl

of the new House. “We shall nec what we

-ha'l see." _

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The I xa'nuier has l»ecnparticu'arlv un~

gru.<-ions to Mr. Haszard on his retiremc t. from politic uni to Mr. McKinnon on.

h`s awe rancc of the Governorship W

fai.t.o see how th-sc, attacks upon re-4 putablc pub ic men, now out of the

1-unnlmg so fnr as e'eotions are concerned, nan benefit the Conservative cause.

Conductor Tanton and Drver Craswe‘i

appear tolmve acted w th prorunt decis- ion at. the moment of the accident on Satiurdaf night aid sn averted mu<h

l c.-urrel Arc dents cannot be always f"‘¢“" fl 'H' Pl`€‘\'t‘ntHi,b11ta great deal de-

lhcnda upon the alertness of thug in charge ot the tmin and upon doing the

There is act vity in the I.i‘ eral -camp ,

in Queens, and thcrc is need of t in order ‘

t get new candidates in the field for the coming election. A prominent Liberal

yest rday ventured the prediction that ‘the nominationsviill bc ofiered to Judge

both will accept. 'ihc convention will be

tl' al choice will be made.

'Ihc prediction of an immediate disso-

'lution o‘f tho local Legislature was a little pn mature. Yesterday we were told hy lt `me`mber of thc Cnblnet that the matter

'bad not yet been forma ly considered by ` the Executive. The delay cannot belong in any case as the last e'ection was held on 12th December 1900, andthe write were

returnable 2nd January, 1901. The four yycars term will therefore expire praciti- lcally with the close of the present year. Them will still be time afar: the result

‘of the federal election becomes known to ‘ call on the elections wit* lu the time \ limit. it may he that the dissolution will not take_place until the Dominion elec- tions are decided.

School ills liilili i.Mlliii’iS ilUlYI

Kumfort Headache Powders will not cure in ten minutes.

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a cough, tion’t neglect it,

it may lend to further trouble.

Brill ~h Cough Cure

cures coughs speedily, is

pleauntto take, contains no opiates. _ _ `

We make it.

'We oelllt. _ . ' were proud of ii. Pf|¢¢?5¢P¢fb0tUe. `..l `

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d nary railway tru me that the crops can- not be got to market. 'The manufac'urln_g industrcs of the country, never in a healthy condition. suffer now f~om the paraiysei condition of the railways. The Government, straining every nerve obtain money to carry on the war, can do nothing even to relieve (amine. Under these conditions, with the Po`es, Finnii"

and Jews vuuerlug and ,`disoonteotcd and revolutionist. doctrines n|rr/ailing amohli' factory workers, the 0ut‘00k ia dark in- deed. ' I

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It is report d from Tok o' that -another

Japanfse loan will be i’ion‘ed_ this time

of $40,000,000, ovrard defraying the war

expenses. The bonds will curry 5 per Vent

1 ln'ere~t and he,t‘leated_at 99. It is expect-

ed that that the entire amount. will be

taken up within Japan. ~,

Capt. Joseph Read has been appointed

to the Executive of the Province, without

portfolio. Some, day a western man md? find u portfolio again as su censor to Hon. Benjamin Rogers, retired.

_ The New_Y‘hrk Times, which supports 'Parkcrinthe pre ide tial contest doe not hesitate from time to time to print tie state of thc betting market. The bets go to indica'e the elec ion of Roose- veit.

The _returning Ofilccrs fn: the t‘rec

counties of P. E. Island in the forthcom-

ing Dominion eleetlon arc:-Kings Daniel F. McDonald, Montague Bridge'

Felt thc Effects of Old Age

But hasbcen wonderfully helped by the invigorating influence

Strength wqnas at the approach of age

but you can do muah towards kfeliing up vigor and vitality by the use of Dr Chase`s Nerve Food. '_Mrs. Sarah Gill, 254 Euston Street, Oharlettetnwn, if. E. I states- As anatuhl consequence of increasing `

I. it that I needed some-t,hinir\bo, tone up my system. I procured a box of Dr Chaec's Nervg Food and een suv that

foo d in n most excellent medicine. I hex used several of Dr. Chusr’s preperv

ever used." ~~ -

Dr. Chase'a Nerve Fred, 50 cents a

bu, at all dealers. -or Edmaneolr, Bates 8: Company, Tomato. The por- trait andslgnature of Dr.A. Qhsqe, the famous rlcalpnihook author, me on every box..~- »\_ , ._ .

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Amerlca’s Famous Hat

‘HAWF S’ CELEBRATED $5.00 HATS Weeks & Co., sole agents.

Till school opens we _eller

' .50 pairs girio'_ imttoned and - iecedlin 3, 3;( and 4, re-_ ..|r\\l=_.r 1>fi¢¢».$1»ss tv#-as.. now, . _ _ $r.oo

'35 lpn. mme" imnoaeal' ina _ llcedln xr .to 2, irdguler'

‘ i 'mlm $1 0° $1»s<>.-wvivsv

. z5 pairs cl\ild’| in 8, 9 and

io, regular price goo to,- $i.oo, new 6oc. .

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'A ll “".l.`he prettiest Millinery in Ch:tr1dttleto`wn'.f' }i'_.l`l1;-t_'f§_. J.; .

about our millinery bythose who visited, _our Millinery Department on

. _ day and Wednesdayfi _'1‘.here‘s no miatakiugmthe ‘t;a_<§_t__tha§;§§¢,`.h'§Y¢_*55 " A Iinery the_wome_n‘most_alrlmi1_:e.. A-.You.'r-_ixivitedptqtjitheishowing-~§!1d"Vi¢ you _viii and _.mr _niiiiiasry up jro your °exp`E¢"r.r¢i°_asl; S. Every order has the . petsbnal‘atteu`tiou of_,our- Milliner A _Q ‘~ ‘

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- up-to-date and high class Dress materials. ' We have ,been 'very careful il1_.

`our“selections, so as, to"'secure the most desirable weaves ,and co1orings,1our

ain'1__l_esp'eeia1iy being please you and secure your entire confidence of our

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A, See our western show window for bargains in ;Dress Goods# _ __ A"1a,rgef__f` A

p lot .of Dress Goods worth up to $1.50 per yard reduced to 676: per yard.

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stock of cloths for fail md winter. '_ - Our cloths are imported from ‘e

` for sale in lots to suit purchasers and oneuy] terms of payf ‘

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very beat manufacturers _ in Englega,

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ment twenty-two experienced ihnndlj |u1cl.we .om guarantee eatiatactioniix

pen po gm lfslffilig. fitting and make up of our

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