Todoty’s Pobatblllties.

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Strong south easterly winis becominiz

Sh0Wi ry.

-Bic) clisis and all athletics depend 011

BEN'ri.EY‘s Linment to keep their JOHNS limber and muscles in trim.

TOILET DOMAIN

Niy stock of foreign toilet articles can be matched in but few places the size of this one. Almost every toilet aid or convenience that has merited public favor will be found in mv stock."

SUPERB SUNDRIES

When you want sun-

dries; brushes, combs, sponges, bath tablets and bath requisites you will surely appreciate the as- sortment we display and the very low prices we make.

J. li. .lllMlESllN.

Druggist, .Q

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The Latest Novel. _, I

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To be well informed nowadays one has to do considerable ` reading, and you can always de- pend on Ending the lat- esttiiings in the pub- lishing world here at

' err store. As soon as a

Book Begins to be

' Talked About

. we order a liberal supply,

I ` and it'there’s any spec al

book you want - a his- torical or scientitic work, of anything outside the ordinary run of trade at a book store, let us order

‘ it for you. We are used

to it.

-Mitcliell’s Bookstore

. Sunnyside.

'ras on AR

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2” “sw wus.. W-..,...'s@q'*““"“iw

THE HOME OF THE GUARDIAN

(DAILY AN D WEEKLY.)

North side Queen Square. ~

CHARLOTTETOWN, P. E. I.

Business Office Telephone l33b-

Odice Hours R s.m. to 6 p. m.

I. P HOOD. Advertisin§ Mgr. F. R. NEWSOM, Subscription Mg .

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Ed liorial and News Telephone l33a.

Odlce Hours i2 noon to 6 p.m.: 8 to sz p m.

I E. B. McCREADY, Editor

Residence Telephone 32

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FRIDAY, OCT. 9, HB3.

i‘ THE DQLAPIDATED POST OFHCL p have enjoyed their stay in our midst, that;

. their session shall iurn out to have been a |

For years past the past oiiice building,

orce a. creditable lcoking structure, has been steadily falling into disrepair until its condition has become disreputable. We have been told from time to time ill!!! it i8 U0 be _restored and- remodeled, and there has been a. considerable nourish 0! praise for this or that one who was

‘about to secure, or had secured an

appropriation for repairs. Ot course, it

every successive rain storm the o~'.~Qpaats havb to set pots and pans and

'all available vessels to catch the water:

_Had the gilvenised ro itbeen kept painted it might have been saved, and kept 'tight

for years to came, but it is new too late and a new root must be put on. In -like manner the gutters and water pip°s have rusted out until any passer by can look

*through them at the blue sky above. In " time of rain the water literally pours _i_ down the side of the brick walls, washing

Nous the mortarand carries on its work of destruction Neglect is written in beld

characters all over our one federal build- ing, until it has become an astonishment to the psssers by.

The eminent divine Jonathan Edwards,

ants. Not all of them were up to his

S`&Dfl8l‘d. for on the list was the notorious Aaron Bun-. but ziié_ii.ii also ineisaes 285

5 E ii cillege graduates, 65 college professors, 13

We are instructed by Walter Has-

zard. Esq. to sell by Public Auction

aednesday. October 14th ar 2 o cnocx. P. M.

college presidents and many governors,

congressmen, clergymen, lawyers and physicians some of them men ot note.

.-__i .

This from Col Watterson of the Louis-

:l(f*;1;’i.\5\f°"¢‘*°°U°°em"_'im°““*.\l*§‘*ou;’:h°3°x;f ville Courier Journal was not written of

221;; ‘<1l:i:’8d:;>°ti;\.c:11:\e\ the Grand TrunkPaciiic, but it shows how in D»c mbfr. i pigiotol hens and s lor of he treats the Panama canal project. Om-_

other avtiela ref, enumerated.

Terms at so P

BENJ. CARTER & CO.

Auctioneer,

l . leaders can make their own applica- lon:

mt, ., “__ _ ‘If we want to adopt the Panama route,

rl- -ir-- _. »---I I -5 let us adopt it by all means. But let us

The More Particular I

a Man is

About `the hat he wears

the more reason for him to

insist on getting a

“BOSTON DERBY”

They have all the style

a hat can possibly have and the lit is 'simply per- fection. ‘

_ “ ~' 5/Se' nosjoniounisi”

‘_ hagthe-king of' the soft

'rework

ld'

JHQ

7d2w wat

secure our own concession and make our own contracts. The French company has nothing to sell which we need or want to _buy. It is a delusion and asnare. It is worse than a delusion and a snare; it is a ` SCBHGBI. 8 iirllllefly- We should avoid it as p=Stilence sud famine. Over it, and over , all concerned in it, may be seen the gnu' p ot the't.rade-mark; the gray wolves ol lthe Senate; the skunks ot the lobby; the ‘yaller dog’ ofthe press, with old Trans. continental sitting in the background, laughing and licking his chops, and murmuring to himself. “Ain‘t I the slick- ~ est l"

ansaawroa

coating

2.5;? E3 it

Pilate imitat

'a.i’¢`m)§ed in our midst. That. 'great

whose biceutenary is now due to be celeb-"

rated, has had to date over 1500 descend- I

an honor tonur city when

it is selects i as the meeting place ol re- presentative bodies of the leading church' s, and we feel it an es,ecial plea-~

'church has the most numerous member- ship of any tithe three lending Protest- ant bodies in'Briii-ih Columbia, Manitoba Nov-i. Scotia, Prince Eiward Island and tne Territories and is second or-ly in Ontario, New Biuoswlck and Quebec. lt is renowned for its zeal, carnestness and

energy in the dis~eminatlon not -religious truth, its ciiucat oual instutions, for its missionary enterprlrcs and for the - learn- ing and ability ot its preachers. The

Synod whose mes ting ileia his just clcsedi is e representative body oi this church

for the three Maritime Provinces.

of Csinda. Anionsrztbem were men oi

rare eruiiitiou and line ability conieeratid

to highest purposes and many others, less learned perhaps, but not less ealous and faithful to their high call- ing. It was a very dignified and decorous body ann its methods oi tiansactipg busi- ness would form a moiel worthy ol' imi-

ment oiCanaiiii. The delegates have re-

ceived,as they have deserved, a wa/rm welcome io the homes and hearts oi

Charlottetown. We dope and trust. they

profitable one and that as they return to their stations of duty in other fields they may have only pleasant and kindly mem

l\ CB BDW

sure that the Maritime Syno»i of the Pres- ~

tbyterian Church in Canada has r.ccutiy‘

tation bv our L=glslu'ture or the Parlia- ’

town. _

ONTARIO BYE~ELECTlO.NS.`

_ Tonorrro, Oct. 5.-The provincial bye- eloctions la Sault Ste.Marie and Milzkoka will be held on October 27. North Ren-

oontests promise to be particularly .wa rm.

The recent of a couple of crip`pl¢9. each having only half the proper compte-_ ment of arms _ ~

$12;

Ncon. curios- Hxt who. \1\= “ef-

nages which

occur daily ..i»;_-,ig which both pat- ties are cripplg

in health.

Crippled health'

means, as a rule, in- sumcient nutrition, and lack of nutrition points to disease of the stomach and di-

- _ , gestive and nutritive '¥ tract. Doctor

' Golden Medical Dis-

* ` covery cures diseases

og! the stomo;;h_ and

o ero uso 31gest!0° n 2

and nutngzion. Itynsbles the perfect nourishmuit 1

_ of the body, audpso builds

It up in sound health and strength.

*I had ' f... il.. ..”.'i°’.‘.i2..l*',"..E..’T>‘*'.'.’?i’..§'°.‘i‘.i“i‘l£°»:“..2 Stinsle. of Owhm oalunore cn., xo. “Iwassuchawreck it seemed death wsanear, but to-day can say I feel like another woman.

erce’a Golden Medical and . Fa

Pescriptio .' ra uk ' x s.-:.<i.fi>.ii°"<‘.`.:"-’.=.°<:I:".=:.~..‘." i".:~:..:.Pi='°z.. now. A thopigind thdrnka for your treatment."

I Do nothe 'csjoled into/trading a sub- . stance for ‘a shadow. Any substitute

Medical Discovery " is s shadow of tint

claim made for the “Diaeov

ii; is sent: fm on

y 0 Oll B11 lflm S 0 QXPCBIQ Vcustoms and mailin P on`ly.p”Addreas Dr. R. V. Pierce, Buifafr N. Y.

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A LESSON IN ECONOMY _

Study these garments, persuse the

prices, make a purchase, and test the wear. We guarahlee that satisfaction will result. Praise from all parts con- cerning the celebratrd J as. Paton’s 'Pro- ductions. Hundreds ot similar testimoni- als, entireiy unsolicited by us, reach Vic- , toria Row every week. -

Delizhted with everything.

One of the best. Excellent goods.

' ' Much admired.

_ Irreproai-habla l _

'E ‘ f = 3 is Opinions f-o not differ I " " E ' ~i r _On the quality 'ot the goods supplied by

James Psr~»1 8: Co., as _ the above testi- fmonials from Purchasers amply show, ~ ' 10 dai w ii

V , _

imitated and TT" l _ ,_

if vip; ' '~ -I A \

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mg" . ' ap 'é_`y_¢.,'- , _ __

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William-ideas"

aoaoortheywggggfghghu =

’¢'°**°_°°1i°°°i°_-_~_._¢'d g

IB euMoieut. Call at The Humphrey

. » 1; _

oi-ies ot their br.et~ sojourn in Charlotte-F

grave received much and lasting ¢ood‘&oll Dr.

oifered as-*just as good” as *‘Golden\

medicine. ' There are cures behind every?

The Common Send: Adviser e

2133,,

The Synod numbered some two hundred A' ‘Q 5 " 'E 'iii " ‘ it I . _E _ I

ministers and elders com .nissioned tolre-

presentlthe churches of the eastern section -I E - A E ~` A

\ ,Ja

Here are a few oi our “C-ood Sellers” in , l ° X

fx--’”~ 'uh' " ' I /

Loiig" Fur P.1lei*ii1es

(As Illustrated)

We ve got many more, yust as good.

hong Fur Pelerines.

zlargebrnshtaiisand silk girdle .. .. .. .. .. .. Choicest Hudson Bay__0p05um_. Pelerine, length, 2% yds. °iin~w‘i * ished with six tails, silkataii-trimmed girdle' and braid omni-f meI\w.~»»»».»& . . . ~ ..¢"».»»¢~»- ».~i-¢.a»:&l. ass: A s~0r»r

Choicest Isabella Opossum Pelerine, length 2% yds hushed

. ` with- 6 tails, siik' tai1~trirnmed girdle and braid ornaments

Choicest Bla'ck‘Marten Pelerine, length, 2% yds, iinished with

6 tails, silk tail trimmethgildle and braid ornments

' Choice Brown Marten, Pelerine; length, 2% yds i`ims“hed with 4

» ' large tails, tail-trimmed girdle and braid clrnamente

Sable Fox Pelerine; X X X quality, length, 2% yds. finished

with 2 large fox brush tails and tail trimmed girdle .,. ~ - - - 18-(H

’ Isabella Fox Pel¢rine_; XXXX quality, length, 2% yds. plush

ed with 2 large fox brush tails and tall-trimmed gird . . . 30

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LUIS- iF|$R- STDLES

» _ (As illustrated)

' »

_Wo Show Thom In Every Kind of FIN.

Black_Freu_ch Coney Stole; length 234 yds,lmed with merceriz-

ed satin andiiinished with 4 tails and silk girdle . . J)

Black French Coney Sthle; length, 2% yds, wide shoulder eEe¢t

satin lined' and finished with 4 tails and silk girdle. .

Black French Coney Stole; length 3 yds, wide tab efect, gatin

lined and finished with 6 tails and tall trimmed girdle. . . .

Hudson Bay Oppcssum Stole; XXXX quality length, 2% yds , _ satin lined, finished with 6 fox tails and silk girdle . . . . . I5 Q) Isabella Oppossum Stole; XXXX quality length, 2% yds, satin

_ ` A linenilnished with 6 foxtailsand silk girdle ..

' Sable Stole, length, 2% yds, satin lined finished with 2 fox

l¥';ush-tailsandtailtrimmedgirdle . .. .. .

Choice' abella Fox Stole; length 2 yds satin lined Brushed

with 2 fox bru h tails and tail trimmed girdle . . .

Choicest Russian Grey Squirrel Stole length, 21 3 yds, lined ig,

‘ with white squirrel and finished with silk girdle andydkg

ornaments ... ._ ...........s~“. Qfh

Ladies* Fur Go

Brand law Goats Dponoll

Russian, Persian, _Bulgarian, Grav Lamb, Coon Seal, Bear, Seal

Electric, also Fur Liu`ed`Cloaks.

We carry at all times a large stock of

Ffilf_Bos\a . For lllilson Tall Snark

F on .ond it 4-s» is .-`.I'.`- ed aiifin..

‘Hotel-'r' alll

_Furlg ahadfilla ° 1 ,Ma

,Fur‘l'r|a\|nlgbi”_i I Fur Bforls Gollum Fur ttiiid E ~e £1* Effects

Tl g if fw`@e’“'re in touch with everydllHg'&ppirtainn g to FDRS and

_ to put you on the nglggygk There hifi a shadow doubt regarding our styles nor e quemcn as to our prices

‘lla '-

-4

do carry a f‘La

_ it Eli

Black French Coney Pelerine; length, 2% yds ~ nuishéd with 2 r

' largebruah tailsaudsilk girdle... .. Black French Coney Pelerine; length 2% yds wid? tahieileet

» iinishedwith 6 tails atithe bottom and silk . . . . . &

Imit. Black Fox ,Pelerin°e; length 2}i» ds extra wld; td:

eiect; iinished with,6_ tails at the bdg:om abd silk tail trim m¢dgifdI¢...»s....7?.:J..._- .ss .. .¢» ;»°~

must berapaired, but when? We are told trew, which has now been vacant _nearly _ , I HUdS0i1 B9-Y 0P055\!U_1-'P¢1_€l'iI)¢,} 16112111 2% ydt ' Hillshtd with `

,thy um 1-°¢f1°¢dS\ik¢ 8, sie,-e_ and that "a year and a half, will be held l-iter. The

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