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Board gi Trade

Quarterly Meeting of the Char-

lottetown Board of Trade will be held in their Rooms, MacEachern’s Building, on Wednesday Evening. the 12th day of October, at S o`c1ock.

W. W. CI.ARKF.Secretary.

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island Guardian Publishing Company.

Business Otllce Telephone l33b-

Olue Benn I l.m. to 6 o. m.

J. P. HOOD, Advertising Ugr.

P. R. NBWSOM, Enbicripttxn l¢r.

RANK OF NAVAL PONERS.

The Statesmaxrs Year Book for 1904

ranks the naval powers of the world in the following oivler: Great Britain,

France, Germany, Russia, l`nlted States, ‘-Iapan, and Italy. But there will he

some changes when the ships now under _ons ruction or provided for in the

various naval pro|n°a1u`s are completed in 1i))T. By that time the United States _ will have 25 battle ships instead of the I3 set down in the Year Book. The present

rank according to tonnage of lighting ships, and thc rank as it will he in 1907 is

shown inthe iollowng table which we

c ip from thc Llhicago Tribune:

Rank in liltfi. Present rank

Grew. Britain tons l,H0'i`,Z3il 1,510,040

576,108 ‘$4,405 4ltl,l58 387,874

Fmnce loo,7oo7 llnited States 072,525 Rus-ia .'>58,~i3l Germany 50-`i_til9

lt will be seen that according to the.

above lalilts the United States, now

holding tlfth p‘acc in tonnage of war vessels will hold third place in 1907. The

French navy will still have a greater tonnarre than that of the American Re-

public;but it is to bc o‘Jser\'ed that

France has many comparatively old shits while the American navy is almost

wh llyoftoinparativcly recent. creation 'i`ht-Ilritisli .\`a\'nl .\nnual oi l1l0-i, an aullioriiy on naval matters says: "The

l'nitcd Stanton. will shorty become the second naval power in the world." But if tliiltgs go on as they are planned Britain

will .~lil|, in I007 have a lighting strength

more than equal to that of America and

France coxx|binetl,t»l\esc being their her *Luv 1rro1tt', formidable rivals. 'l`he‘

.\IistrcsS of the St-as has not yct nbdi-

cated hcr cent ury -old supreinncy. _

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The rstecincd l<1.\'aluiner docs not tell us

how Mr. Borden would get rid of the Grand 'I`runki’aciilc contract if he he came Premier.

It is reported that the.lrack around*

Lake liaikni on the Siberian Railway has

been completed. This railway is about thc busiest. line in the world, but it. is saic to

say it is earning no cash dividends. It is cstiniaterl that it would occupy thc line

for six months to come to carry to the front thc Czar`s second army of 800,00 men with their equipment. and supplies if no other business was done. But Kuro- pn.tkin`s'army must also be supplied in the meantime, so that a much longer

time will lr; required to complete. the

transp0rtat'on of the second arm_v-pro- hab'ynincmonths lt* least.. That \vill carry the date forword to l0t.h July next. ln the meantime many things may

happen.

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NEW

About our wire beds, is the interwoven cross

wires, recently

the fabric, largely increasing their wearing qualities, adding much to the comfort of the sleepers. You’1l`,understand this when you have a look at them. Reasonable prices-$2.75, $3.2 5 and $4.00

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o w n, Prince Edward Island, Canada, et the following rates, payable in advance: Morning Edition (daily except Sunday) one month 85°; per year. _ ,_ . _ . . .$3.01 weekly saloon (wednesday) per your _ _ . . . _ ................. _ _ ._ _ _ _ _ _$1.00

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J R. l. IMCRRADY, Editor. D. S. licking News Editor.

THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN.

TUESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER li, IW4.

Somebody should have told The Exami-

ner that a change has come over the tele. Kl`l\DIl >0l'\'lCc giving reduced mics and night service. Our esteemed Conservative

neighbor seems not io lu...-_ found it Dua

The Ten Commandments and the law

oi the land alike forbid the Sunday work that is being done on the bridge. If Liberal politicians have no regard for thesclu\\'s their common sense should

tell them that it is bad politics to -thus outrage the convictions of our better thinking people especially at elgt-[ion times. `

Kuropatkin is said to have issued u gen-

eral order announcing that he will now

Luke the oil`cns-\'c. This may remind the

reader that thc Russian commander is

now 11)() mlles further away from Tnkio than he was when he first announced his

intention oi dictating terms of peace at the Japanese capital. The Baltic tlcet is

also still in the Baltic after its many de- partures for the East. _

Til" Clllcllgfl Tribune foresees that Can-

ada will yet bui'd the Georgian Bay Utllllllasa Government, work, and that by this route the grain of the Northwest can be put down in England in less time

and at less cost than if shipped by the Eric Canal. The Tribune adds: “The

Canadians are a long-headed, far sighted people, who may be depended on not to

neglect anyof the opportunities nature hol"s out to them,"

Toronto is a s‘ rongly C0nscr\'ativc city hut North Toronto seems to be thc most.

doubtful division. It is forNortl| Toronto that Hon. George E. 1"osl.cr is nominated

'mil lll`l~` 0l»lD0*0ll by Mtlyor Urquhart, who is an admitted ly popular candidate. it would he a pity il Mr. Foster should

fail of election this time after his three

successive defca's in York and St. John, New Brunswick and in North Ontario.

The war is costing Russia about

$45,000,000 a month \\hile Japan c`aims that her war expenditure is no more than $5,000,000 a month. And thcre is this further ditlcrence that

Japan is spending 70per cent of her war

funds at home while liussia is spendin. nearly the same per L-outage abroad. Japan`s lndualrici are busy and her foreign tmdc has increased since the war

begun, while the contrary is true of Russia.

`Tl\c Halifax Chronicle is sanguinc, almost snnguinary in fact in its forecast

of the (owing elections. It gives the

Liberal party 43 seats in Ontario, 58 in Quebec, 16 in Nova Scotia, 9 in New Brunswick. 3 in Prince Iidward Island, 4 in Manitoba, I0 in the Territories and ti in British Columbia. This makes 150 in

all, against 64 seats for the Conscrvntlvos,` leavin!! a modest Liberal majority of 86. There isjust one thing that surprises us in this estimate and that is, why The

(`hronicle should admit thc possibility of a single Consrvative being elected.

TRADE AND SHIPPING.

PORT 0F CHAIiLOTT£TOWN.

Oet. I0-Ar. Le"a Linwood, Nuticr, Syd-

ney ; Precaptor, Uluett, Sydney; Swal- low, Lawson. Pugwnsh; Onyx, Smith, New Glasgow : Albert, P., Perrior, Pic- tou; Energy, .ln.ckson, Sydney; S, S. Alert, Campbell. do; Lawrence, Mac- millan, do ; Abana, Lanlgan, do.

Oct. 10-Cid. S. S. Lunenberg, Bums

Plctoui

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Blcycllsts and all athletes depend on

BENTLET8 Llnlment to keep the joints mbel and mutcles in trim.

_CURTAINS AND HANGINGS. _-

First and forcmostln the fall renovat-

Ingand fnmislilng come curtains and

each. We measure your bed and if the size is odd we’ll make a mattress to lit you at very short notice-no matter what the length or

width may be.

upholstery noe in. Our immense Iassorb ments oilhr the inet chances for splendid choice, while our unequaled buying facili- ties bring about unmet ~hably low prices. - Bee the line we are oitering at half pricoq-James Pawn k Co. lid tl.

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' Trees Hats Are Beat! I Compare them with any other

make. z_oo» 2.50. $3.oo

Wright Furnishing llo.

ldsc Enwmui-s c olcn.

BERLIN Ii0BE"A'ND ` A

CLOTI-i`ING‘C0., LIMITED. _

Manufacturers of Arctic Robes,

Coats, Etc, With Rubber Inter- Iining. Moth, Wind and

llaln Proof.

This is the only oinnpony in Berlin

engaged in manufacturing Arctic robes. coats, etc. The plant' on South Foun- ' dry: street, comprises two large brick buildings, that .in front hclng three storeys, 2.5 x 60, used for storehouse with ofilces on first floor. The. other urick building at the south side is 50 x 8), three _storeys and basement, the latter D-and for engine room and dye- ing room. The first. floor .is used for knitting, winding and knapping, being well equipperl for the purpose with hnpwverl machinery and appliances. The second f.o0r is devoted to coat making and robe making, while the

third floor will be used for other pur- poses.

A force of thirty skilled harris are em-

ployed, und the productions comprise principally Arctic robes, Persian lamb coa's and Burialo ulsters for men`s wear, these goods being a specialty. They also turn ont a line llne of ladies' jackets in ast-raehaneloths. Their goods are made in all the late designs; also in large quantities for the supply of the general trade throughout the Dominion. While their largest trade is in western a'd east- ern t)ntlu‘io, u. fair business is also done in Quebec and the. maritime provinces,a.s well as the northwest, having Init recent- ly commenced shipping to that country where their trade is inereasiinr. A force of three experienetd traveling sulcsmin represent the company to the trade throughout the Dominion, while mail orders in season arc r<cei\'cd from many ou side points.

In addition to the above this firm carry

a full line of Persian lamb gauntlets for ladies' and aent`s wearfor the suprly of the general trade throughout the country.

This company commenced the manu-

fruture of robes September, of last year and a few mont ha later added '_the manu- facture of fur coats, since which time tiny have enjoyed an excellent trade.

The manager of the company is Mr. VV. .l. Mcl\Iui-try, who has had a number of sears experience in handling fur good~, having a wide acquaintance with the fur trade through thc country.

The present toinpany was incorporated

'ast iall with n capital stock of $100,000, the otliccrs being as foIlOws:Gcorgc Moore, president; \V. J. .\lc.\lurt ry, manager, and W. T. Barrie, set-1‘et~i\1'_\' and treasurer. 'i`lie_-re gentleman, together with Mr. George R Barrie and Mr. R. B. Moore, comprise the board of directors, of whom Mr. George ll Moore and his son, Robert Moore, reside in Wat rlco, while Mr. W1 J. McMurtry and Mr Geo Barrie reside in Gall, ard Mr. \V. T. Barrie in Berlin. I‘I|e busincssasa whole is steadily in- creasing, the prospects for a large trade this season being very l-ri;,;lil.---Waterloo

County Trade R.c\'ie\\'.

A man sa a. “Look at this.” And he over-laps his coat to show how loose it le. There are some people who can lose fa! to advantage, but the loss of flesh is

one of the accepted evidences of failing health. As iles -making processes begin

in the stomach, so naturally when

- there is lose of

\ u " tlesh we look 6:5! \ / tothe stomach for

tge cause. And

~ ' t e cause is gen-

,I 'IW' erally found to be

, ' ‘r »_,;ll’ .. disease of the

‘ rl‘ I' Il stomach and di-

gestive nnd nutri- tive tructs, result- ‘

‘ V ing in lossof nn-

,tnllllp I tntion and cones -rl | I Il1"ll`l

_._ r_"`f_'

, W , quent physical

` ,,l, [III -MINI, weakness.

ll I I ‘ I Doctor Pierce’l

_ Golden Medic(

5 ‘ Discovery restolt , 4‘ _ the lost flesh by '_ " ` curing dieeasee of

» ` `, the eiaomech mot;

§ ` _ other organs

' dtigeelion md nu- ' t tion end ena-

bling the perfect digestion and ae-

, similation of food

` from which flesh

| . I and strength are

I made.

r I I "My wife wu for

, . Ive ynn troublid

. with indiledon

ltommh and bench

hioutihg and uv

pain at times during

the entire tive years." writes Mr. Milton Unger, of Mcconnelllburg, Pu. *Her cert vue affected, and she took u purgutlve every few

dgys but oulyireei.-ivleld ieénpobzry {¢lie:.b£ge

V I

gf Drmmlu golden Medial mq fron: _ our dniggint and liter taking it ehe uid ltr felt like u new women. Has no more trouble with

stomach and bowels. and hu no pain nor bloat-

ing. Hu gained Eileen pounds n weight!

Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets cure coa-

dipution and biliouenell.

Dominion Atlantic Railway.

and aiuuunnlp Linn to lean vu vuruirmn

Thr popular Fm Line lezween Butem' love leotieenrl Beaton via Windsor Junction endlntltnx. BXPIBSI TRAIN In IH llf -

en-ptluadev) at 7.3.5, n. 1:. io:D|{.Tr'yae% mouth connection lt ermolll for

The Royal_Mal.l Steamshlps

PRINCE GEORGE” and "BOSTON" ,

for lemon on eitrtirlnl et' ll s::.'_'.'°.':..:'.'t.':_'-. “"'°":'.:.°°'° .EEF ."“ ir' -er :i*..°r.".`-i-"l"'.°.:.-r“.t‘*....~?"~*~°"*""f°..:-. ".2 5*.-k *stu rn rm

eekn & Co., note agents. oteld . in Heaters, 5 I _ :-,,*."__. A M1 __ V _ 4 _ ’ ..-,,;-_-5,. 5.-2'. .:\".¢_" _gf ii ' 'I-.-, 1"‘3°'¢i"'~. 7 ‘ ” _ _ if- fu. _ __ 'vii ,'. "ff" I. .~_ “ I' " .__ r<-

P GIF!

arevoted the proper caper” in fancy waistcoatdorn. Fan

“Pvc fcontinues brisk.

Mcn’s and Boys’ Sweat-

ers and Jerseys, 150 to

to lit the little lad up to

grand papa, 55c,65c, 75c, goc,

$1.10. Double ply, worsted yarn made _IERSEYS for HEAVY WEAR and FOOT-

BALL, $1.15, 1,45, $1.65 and $2 25.

All Navy Bluc Mcn’s

from imported yarn, $1.50, $1-75» $2-25, $2.50 and, $3.00.

Scot1and's heather, Highland

‘ mix wool. _` ,

areal here _at lowest prices, consistent with quality, 22|: 2 5c, 3oc, 35c, 5oc up to .8oc.

Mcn’s Gloves,

and Silk gg »

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PEGIALS

Knitted Novelties,

Ladies’ Golf Vests,

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Blouses, Sweaters, -.

SKINS. Silk SIIIIWIS. Capital Authorized-’-One Million. Dollars.

SIR CHARLES TUPPER BART,G.C.M.G.,C.B.. President.

' _ two reasons: - »_

JOHN CHARLTON M P

I had a fxoooi A I ins-,ig-`-Q.. (one I iii eqmpanies,) lhiehrl have dgeided to drop a_ft_er fpaying three premiums and takeout a faooo policy/in the Lif'e,ior

-_-:sri-1 beubve rnéoiwn Life a beter on cheat. _ er. 119l_l¢Y. Slvlnt 'equal and v_er_l1l_l>S_ l>=tf¢r, r.¢.¢\1I_t§»_

a , _ _ . _

_ “znd-I am .a. Brltlshjcanarllan and -believer in

.J .. t _.~ .,. _ _

your motto: "Keep Your Money in Canada`.”' -

the tiroumliite Insurance Zo.. HEAD OFFICE. TORONTO. ,

Vice President.

woolen Shawls’ GEORGE H_'1<'oai:R"'1‘s, ` _ Managing Director.

DIRECTORS FOR PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND.

Infants’ H0005, mam. _HEAa'rz, w. A. wnnxs. _w.H..A1Tx1-tri,

President Merchants Bank of 1'. E. I.

37!l.llWtf

_ of Firm of Carvell Bros.,

Merchants.

AMES PATON & C0. H- M- DAWSON- ', I

Olhce-Morris Block. Ch’town. General Mgr. for PL E.I.

Wool Novelties. ,__ ,_ nn.. .., ... _

Fancy Woistconts

.f Joint Political lllcctings I it

coats is unabated. Indeed, if

possible, that article of ap-

pare_1 is more popular than I ing

ever. Double breasted types seem to have gained on their single breasted rivals. The former are made both with and without collars. The

collarless models,however, are now preferred.

Splendid showing in Lon-

don’_s latest eiiects.

“THE PRUPER CAPER”

White and neat patterns

Blouses and Swratcrs

Trade on women's waists

choose from

taroigan Jackets

Old English style, made

Navy, Brown and Black.

Sol:lis,'Socks, Socks.

'P. E. Island hand. knit,

England’s iiue cashmere,

,lllcn's Gloves,

Mcn’s Gloves.

Wool Gloves, Kid Gloves,- Lined Gloves, Gloves.

times and places: Monday, October Tuesday, "

Wednesday,

Thursday.

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Friday, ‘ ‘

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Monday, “

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Tuesday. “

Wednesday.

Thursday. " I Friday. “

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Monday, “

Tuesday, “

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Dominion Election, 1904, Prince County.

The undersigned will address the electors at the follow-

xoth, Tignlsh at 7 p. m. ' nth, Palmer Road at x p. tn.

Alberton at 7 p. nl. _

“ 12th,_St. Anthony, Lot 6. at 1 p. ni.

_ " O`Leary at 7 p. m.

13th, Coleman. at 1, p. m.

Springfield, at 7 p. m.

14th, Freeland. Lot 11, at I p. m.

“ Tyne Valley, at 7 p. m.

17th. Litoria Hall. Lot 14. -at -1 p. m.

Thanksgiving Hall. Wellington.

at 7 p. m. .

18th, Victoria West. at I p. ni. “ E . -

`gmont Bay. 7 p m

rgth Mount Carmel, Lot 15, 1 p. m. - “ Miscouche at 7, p_m_ _ 20th, Malpeque Hall. at 7 p. m.

zist. Freetown Station. at 1 p. m. f “ Kensington at 7 p. ni. `

24th. Kinl-:ora Hall, at 1 p. m.

“ Tryon Hall, at 7 p. m. _ -

25th, Cape Traverse Hall. at _I p. m.'

f' Centreville, at 7 p. m.

28th. Central. Lot 16 at 2, p_ rn.

- ~ I ‘signed r ALFRED A, LEF RG;-xy

1 JAMES W. R1CHN`1'<Ds_ “M” I"

tastic effects are now frowned -l . ~

upon. - - '

T.-ANADIAN _ ANADIAN c PAc||=-|¢:- ‘PAc|rrc Rv.

FALL Exctnzstoss,

GOI N C, RETUPNING

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M IllllIlEM_. _

I bept.2xst, 22nd, 23rd, Good to Leave Oct. xo, ’o4

-AND__ I Oct. 3rd, 4th, 5th. “ “ “ “ 19,’o4

I ` _ From Charlottetown, . .

W l 3 P.`E.I., Montreal and

| I , 0 Return. _

Excuvlionslo Points West of Montreal Golng8e tembe t d d d I .

For nies cull enffitket Agents or write P. A;e'ii:fo2rI;nf:li:ul?:l. °n ’

POR TLAND | Low Rates September zist to October mth. and BOSTON Good to return thirty days from date of issue.

FW Plliicullrl and tickets elll o _ _ _ _ or write to C

ti 54 5.

ATTHEWB, Charlottetown. TBR. D. P. A., C. P. R.,S»',']'ohI|, N; I. ~ '

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' A 4-“aPv*_;__-_

_ Manufacturers of

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PHONE 75.

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’ Crurliew Foundt

For Repairs of all Kinds

i c|'\0»l\l08 in Heating etc- ._

Founders, Me chiniate e.ndl2Boi|¢rmahere- I

I ENGINES, BOILERS, TANKS, ETC. -

hc Charlottetown Poun- dry and Machine Co.

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P.`o. nox 41|. I;

I Kensington Sash and ,Doorf Factory,”

Planing Mills; Lumbcrr Yard

:fm mnmplm uuuatq of repnfoq, gi" in .'I3g;`;,. ‘ ‘__ 1 l

If you want ui eltlnmte on my ghd ,f;:P!n4Vi!'.>.'“°Nh. ‘ um “_ Ilvwwm¢nu<1»f‘»f¢wu,‘gt%¢u¢» un. '

` 39”” ll” “I I ull anyway. We '*in everyihlngi dupe of lumber either Noll 'br ninjas-ima' W" ~.»~ fwa. :w , \

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