sf* Wcllner’s Stlver

is Growing More Popular

if will not injure the silverware.

Once used-_-alwztys used.

price 25g per % pl11lZl)0Ll§l€.

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INVICTUS SHOES

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_ Rooss or Yoon ENERGY

lfyntftc lost your old time vigor and feel irctl null \\'nt'Il \>\\l7

HUGHES’ DIGESTIVE TONIC

,,111 ,-1,-4-, you snup, vim and energy. As un mrpotizvi- it cannot bo beaten und it makes you enjoy “hut you ent. Price 250 por bottle

GEO. E. HUGHES.

Apothecaries Hall.

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Some More Good Things

We have just received a

shipment of Crosse & Black- well`s goods including: Pick- ics in chow-chow, mixed, Wal- nuts and Girkins.

jams iti strawberry, rasp-

bt-r.y, etc., orange merma- latlc in all sizes, pure malt viui-gor, Lea and Perrin’s -“'\\\L‘\'. llcugnl club chutney, prcsi-r\~e<i ginger, candied uiugi-.r chips, French Olives,

_ l.ur~cn Dil, Macaroni, Huntley

and l’nltner’s short bread and

_ btsc.-it in diffcrent varieties. r These high-class goods are . well kno 'u and speak for ' ~ themselves.

We will be pleased to show

them to you at

M o K e rn na’ B GROCERY.

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the best value for

your money, at

SPRAGUE & C0’S.,

ON HONOR

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man of discriminating judgment:-The good

opinion formed by first

acquaintance is con-

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test that can be ap- plied to footwear-The test of wear.

Most styles sell for

$4.00 a pair.

Alley & Co.

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NEW GOODS FROM (ROSSE & BLACKWELL

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Mixed Pickles and Chow Chow.

French Olives and Sardines. Devilled and Potted Meats.

Olive Oil and English Sauces.

Candied Citron and Lemon Peel.

jams, Jellies and Marmalade. Preserved Ginger and Ginger Chips. Currie Powder and Essence Coffee: Huntley & Palmer's Biscuits, Soaps

Chutney.

Bccr & Goff.

Chas, F. Davison

Funeral Director and Ernbalmer

Oliice and showrooms, Prince St., op-

posite Baptist Church. Residence, foot of Prince St. Having added to my equipment one of the latest improved casket lowering devices, and a fine pair of horses, and having had eight years experience in the business 1 am pre- pared to do all work in a thoroughly up-to-date manner. All calls promptly

attended to at any hour of the day or night. Oflice te ephone, No. 289, resi dence, No. |92. Iune 6 tts & Wif-

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has a permanent position

'for two active agents. Liber- al contract to the right stamp of man. '

.Koss ®. Matthews,

Charlottetown.

‘ Provincial Managers for P.

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l; E. I. and Cape Breton. ` 18 dmwf twwzw.

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Olllcos in New Prowse Block Charlottetown.

Two horses and 160 shes were lnclud~

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gd ln tha cargo by the Princess Wednes- ay.

Tnlo death occured in Dorchester,Mass.,

Oct 17 of Joshua L Hulloran, aged 44, a nutivo of P. E. l. i

Tun hog market in Toronto is consid-

'erably lower this week. Live hogs bring _5§nnd the market still shows a weaker Itendenoy. Farmers having hogs ready ,now, should endeavor to have them marketed as soon as possible or before prices go any lower,

Enoan Mxr.r.roAN, a former resident of

P. E. Island, has returned from the Klondyke. Mr. Milligan went to the Klondyke several years ago, with his futher, who took sick and returning to the Island died at his home. Edgar came home with his father but returned to the west, and has since continued his father's business there. He returns tothe land of his birth in good financial circum- stances.-Exam. -

‘ Friends of The Guardian are agnln ask- sd to have all their advertising mutter whether of entertainments, lectures, con- _certs. or of v. general nature,ln this Office

Inot later than 4 p. in. und of any consid-

|ernl\le length much earlier, :Ls it is impos- ‘slble to give all the news of the day lf ad- vertising has to, be handled at night, for every line of the latter prevents the nppearancc of the some quantity of news. For the issue of the 13th one third of a col- umn of such advertising was set up in type nt night, and renders were thus deprived of the some quantity of lntc ncws.This,of course, makes The Guardian less valuable to renders and correspond- lngly so to advertisers, and in future only emergency advertising will be accepted at night. Friends are asked to hand in all their advertising as early us possible each day.

OF interest to New London people is an

account in The Colonial Herald of April 5th, 1842 of aleetnre in the Mechanics Institute by Rev. John Geddle,Cavend'sh, in whose memory the Geddie Memorial Church at French River has recently been re-opened. The lecture wus on the Deluge and the deepest attention was paid throughout and a protracted dis- cussion followed, whlch testified the grateful feelings of the audience towards the lecturer and manifested a. co vlctlon that the discussion of such ddbject-s ought. to make all better ns well as wiser men. The Colonial Herald wus printed and published by J. H. Cooper & C0. and later by Cooperdc Bremncr, Printers, to the Honorable the House of Assembly, at thelr`offlce east corner of Pownnl and Water Streets. The terms were 15 shillings, pcr annum, payab hitlf yenrly in advance. J. B. Cooper is futher of Henry Cooper, later' engaged in the printing business here, und grandfather' of Miss Jnlin. Cooper of Alley & Co`s. John Bremner was father of Benj. and George Bri-.inner of this city.

Tun follnwinn is token from The Even-

ing Star Whitehorse, Yukon Territory, ,Sept 27th: -Christ church was the scene of o. very pretty wedding at 3 p. tu. yester- iln._v when the Rev. C. Reed rector of St.. Puul’s Church, Dawson City led to the nltur Miss Mary Mellish, duuirhtex' of Jolni T. Mellislt, Barrister'-nt-lnw of Clu\rlott.eto\vti, P. E. I. The nuptlul knot was tied by the Rt. Rev. TV. C. Bompas, D. D., Bishop of Selkirk, assisted b_v the Rev. I. O. Stringer, rector of VVhitehorse. In the unavoidable absence of anyrelutlvss the bride was given sway by Major A. E. Snyder of the R. N. W. M. P. and Miss Rowena Stringer acted as maid of honor. 'I`he service was most impressive, the singing hearty and the playing of Mr. Bindley perfected the ceremony. The church had been prettlly decorated and altogether we have seldom had the pleas- ure of nttendlngn nicer wedding. The bride looked charming in a Parisian gown of blue grey vclle over white silk, with lint to match, carrying abouquet of white flowers and the maid of honor was very sweet in white silk with ri. coronet of flow- ers in her golden hnlr. An informal rc- ceptlon was given in the rectory after the ceremony by the members of the Wo- man's Auxiliary where o large number of friends and acquaintances offered good wishes and congratulations to bride and groom, and admired the numerous and beautiful presents. The happy couple leave on the Columbian for their home in Dawson. A new vicarnge has been at- tached to the church of St. Paul, the handsome former residence of Barrister Ridley, on Harper street between Fifth and Sixth, where Mrs. Reed will be at home on the llth, 12th, and l3Lh o October. The personal friends of both contracting parties is large and hosts of friends unite in congratulations to the happy pair.

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otydsrarte swvk Fwd is one 6: the best

of its kind on the markets'-For apizootic, liver trouble, cough,lnf'luenza,hide bound, blood out of order, etc., it is certainly a leader. Horses, cattle, colts, calves and ,sheep are made fat and healthy by its ‘ use. Sold in 25 lb buckets at 88.50 and

lb pks. at $1.00.-A. W. Reddln,Phem B.

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SEND in postage stamps to “The Guar-

Tunnel stamps on their envelopes and

Tun death is announced of Edward

Matthews of this city, at theenrlyugeef 37 years. Deceased was a native of P. E. I. coming hero from Springhill n few months ago. Mr. Matthews has been in indifferent health for some time, but was able to work up to a short time ago in the Record Foundry. He lsavs a wife and family of five small children.-Moncton Times.

THE funeral of the late Euphemin Mc-

Lean who died in Worcester,Mass., on the llth inst of appendlcltls and whose body was brought home for interment, took place from the home of her parents at Canoe Cove on Sunday 15th lust. Rev. Dunlel McLean conducted the services at the house und at the grave and spoke very feelmgly and impressively tuking as 'his text the 14th chap. of Job, 1~ith verse. A very large number of friends and relatives followed the remains to their lust resting place-the Canoe Cove Cemetery. The pall-bearers wire Nell Currie, Neil McKenzie, Hugh McPhee, Neil McNevln, Angus McFudyen, and Daniel McLean.

P. B. MCNAMAR, commercial agent at

Manchester, furnishes the department of trnds and commerce with en excellent report on the apple situation in England. He says that up to the 7th of October 95,- 528 barrels of Canadian apples had arrived in England. as compared with 127,650 for the corrsspondlng period last yenr. Pric- es are vastly in advance of 1904, reaching as high as 255. a barrel. Mr. McNamara attended a recent auction sole of Cnundian apples in Manchester, and says the buyer.-\ were well pleased with the quality. Puck- ing and grading of thoseopened for inspec_ tion were found to he excellent/l`he agent points out that the mother country im- ported 205,425 cwt. of hops last year,

lucd ut $7, 064,445. '

ONLY A SUGGESTION

But it Has Proven_c;_I_nterest and Value to Thousands.

Common sense would suggest that if

one wishes to become fleshy and plump it can only result from the food we cut und digest and that mod should be albumin- ous or flesh-forming food, like eggs, beef- steak, and cereals;' in other words the kinds of food. thstilmoire _tieeh _ore the foods which form the greater port- of our dnuy bins of fore. `

But thc trouble ls that while we eat

enough n.nd generu.lly too much. the stomach, from abuse und overwork, does not properly digest and assimilate lt, which is the reason so many people rc- muin thin and under weight; the digestive organs do not completely digest thelilesh- forming becfstenlr, eggs and similar wholesome fond.

Tlicreure thousands ol' such who are

really oonilrmed dyspeptics, although they may have no pnrticulur pnln or in- convenience from their stomachs.

If .such persons would lny their pre _indices aside und muke u regular practice of tnking, nfter each meal one or two of Stuurtis Dyspepslu. Tablets the food would be quickly and thoroughly digest- ed, because tht-.se tablets contain the natural peptonca utiddinstase which every weak stomach lacks, nnll by supplying this wont, the stomach ls soon enabled to rcuch its natural tone and vigor.

Stunt-t's Dyspepsiu Tablets [digest every

kind of flesh-forlnlng food, meat, eggs bread und potatoes, and this is the reason they so quickly build np, strengthen and luvlgorutc thin, dyspeptlc men, women and children.

Invalids and children, even the most

delicate, use them, with marked benefit as they contain no strong, irritating df_'ugs, no catlmrtlc nor any harmful ingredients.

Stuart/s Dyspepslu Tablets ure the most

successful and most widely known of ony remedy for stomnch troubles because they ure the most reasonable and scientific of modern medicines.

Stum‘t's Dyspepslu Tablets ure sold by

every drugglst in the United States and Cannda as well ns Great Britain, at 50 cents for complete treatment.

Nothing further is required to cure any

stomach trouble or to make thin, nervous, dyspeptic people strong, plump and well

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30 years’ ex Special values at

dlun, Charlottetown," 6 cents for 100 Tun- ° nefstamps 11 cents for 200, 16 cents for

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READ The Gundrgu-5 olassmed gdmyou cents for IMO. These prices include cost t

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', Gn0s'rs,Superstitlons and Absurdltles oon.e,_,p°nde,,,,e_ dtw" ,. ( __ .¢*" _J _,

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ment and made a part ofthe I. C. R. The

purchase price was mentioned at $250, “

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-if -_ We pride ourselves on our Dress Goods

,fl Stock, everything that is good and new is

. goods of the finest quality, goods of the la‘cst

ua Hy colors, and goods at the lowest prices.

f represented here-goods Of the latest weaves,

“Hi STANLEY suns.

the best obtainable at_ the price; if you buy

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perfence counts wh en Dry Goods is oiiered to yon.

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-Dr. Beer has returned home

Berlin Dental Parlors are now

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vessel dc Co.

Pickling Vinegars and Spices

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English Malt Vinegar, \Vhite Wine antl Cider Vinegar, good and

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-For Sale--second hand butter tubs

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give instructions in Piuno, Organ, Voice ' Culture, Singing und 'l‘hc'ory.Hours from ,` 9 to 1,2 toil, 7 to 9 p. m. _ Special utten `

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The cloths we in rroduce this season are distinctive in qualtty, coloring and design, and are no-.v here for your inspection.

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