i2 |905

U i /,-. ‘ /2 -

' / _ f V

.~‘€5.-.;.-,,»:.-:-i‘“<‘f1_,. ,f ,_ ll ‘vf-f/./.,. ~ i iff/ l ff

,.'J9“ _ -_ ' , 5

as _

5* ` `\»’

--> " "‘-"' 4 ~ ' . . .. ._.. ._ _,J-\,....,

\` \ l

ff A /I -

/. / ii./T572 _f i ' '. ' rf ' L ' 1

! f."7’,Jf'_"'»’;".‘I’L“; J- 7

_*mx ...r.;:..f ;‘-_L._-'_'.._'_,_'.,_.._ ’,,§,,.,_ _L .; I ~_ ' '

---:.~e_;;:_;§-'.'='_"~ _ _ . g 1

,. 4' - __ ‘Ig /‘_ f .

} :wil gr ,

ffm iv ,/

‘L . ‘\§ fl' T0/

_‘z sei-’ )'

./ ` -s \ wild elf?

lst#

.\ FI.O.\Tl-IR ANI) A SI_\`KEIi.

Weary \\'alkcr'---Wlrere did yor ketch on ter de flshin` tackle]

'l‘atir|-.Ii-n 'l‘orn.-.-i'|. in the house yonder. l'm using( the old woman's sponge

|:n`<c fora lioai and one of in-r dnuglitcrs biscuits for a sin er.

L i'

, .

in 1 ne

-_ days. _.

- moderate. 1 It would be worth your while to look at

labs'

. aincoais

` arejust the thing for this time of the _ year. They do double duty, being two coats

They give protection against the rain

and are handsome. Top roats for iinecool

f VVe have a large variety of cloths and . colorlngs to choose from and the prices are

them tefore ordering.

‘A “Rigby” Raincoat

Will Give You Satisfaction.

S. A. l'icDonald

P. li. island 's Greatest Clothing Store, CHARLO'1"1`ETOWN.

4-# tr -"_-'~»:<.

9 I _

_ . .. . _ mv- - -_ -

| e is ,_ nl i

if Ytlii ARE THINKING

.- »,¢_: .-. -l-1...-

_-1.5;, 1 was

. ' _ . ~. . 1'

... """`- ,_. ____ 1- ‘~'_*?fi=f.$.f ~-

or range, come to us.

VVe guarantee every :love we sell to give

lv” satisfaction. \

_ .._._',§=.='»,-*,‘;-gy,-‘.l;.";;'|i , We also have the

QQ-.-5.v,i+"'._ ‘ largest assortment “i'_‘i_'iI"i '- "j'¢,~ _i.iI.,§;. »

. - -» .J W 1 _

_ ,. V _-_,i-§_.f,».-‘e._f’@;ft,,§»_i-il< ' of enameled and tin-

ware in the city.

` Get our prices. .

¢&

ff W yyyyy iiiliiili ill _ ill

Oillce-Upstairs Roval Bank

___-__LY.___._.__Y _ _________ _______________

B'l“”’-‘T ‘5'._'V'f_.ll?‘.‘.i'.‘.'i'.‘iI.5.'_.,ll.'§F.'

Miss Hazel Baker luit yesterday for

Winnipeg.

Oysters are going down nt the Crystal

Cafe. ' ‘l‘1d Ili

Allan Connors left yesterday on a \'isii» to Upper Stewlackc. ,

Miss Josie MoKelvis left yesterday on-

s visit to St. John.

Colonel il. M. Davison, Charlottetown

was in Surnlnerside yesterday.

Alfred McWilliams, West Cape was a

passenger by tho boat last evening.

Tunnel stamps for sale st Albsrtou

Post Odicc. Call and get some. d tw,t|

Guardian subscribers in this vicinity

\viil und it convenient to pay their sub- scriptions at this Branch otlice.

Mrs. Lawrence and her two children

who have been visiting in Sumrnerside left yesterday on return to Revelstoke, B. C.

Reggie While, of the Telegraph ofllce

here, who has been very low for several days at the P. E. I. Hospital is still in a very precarious condition.

There will be l\ meeting ofthe \V C T

U today at 3 p m. Mrs Pickering will ull- dress tho meeting, subject, “Missionary Work and Systematic Giving."

Ladies-Comein and sample our per-

fume. Gentlemen come in ami sample our-cigars. “Ieurc hero to please ami we are ho_z’e to stay. Tho Rod Cross Drugstore.

Tuesday evening while Mrs Jos Read

was coming up from tho station to her residence, the hand satchel \vhich She car- ried was snatched from her hand by some unknown person. The thief was chased but not caught.-Plit.

E. H. Melanson, of the I. C. Il. audit

ofllcc is visiting ut\Vcllington.»-Lcslicnnd Mrs. Shcrlockc, of Iloluinion struct, who have been on u visit io Alberion, returned homc yesterday.-John and Mrs. Gardiner' Moncton, are visiting friends in Albany.- Moucton Transcript.

The largest importn.tion of perfumes

tlint-hns’evcr comc hcre is being opened up at Gnurliu’s Druir st-ore. There are French, English, American and Canadian peri`urneS,reprcseuting the best makes. iris of India is the nowest odnr;lt is exquisite far surpassing the Egyptian Lotus which was our lender last year. Call and sae them,

.I D Enrnan, Sunimcrsidc received n

tclcyzram _yesterday from li .I Mont. tgomcry oi’ \’Vostaski\vin, Alberta an- nouncing tin-death on the 10th inst at that place, of.iohn West. He was about |10 years old. For sixteen years he carried on unimplexnent und carriage business here and was for some timo n partner of thclate lion R C McLeod. Later he farmed at Kensington and some fourteen ycurs agoremovcd to \Vestern Canada where hehnsbcen very successful in all bislmsincss ventura. Ile was n nmn of sterling worth, widely known and much esteemed. Helcnvos to mourn n widow, two sons and two daughters.

it is learned with regret that J. F.

iilngdon \vl\o has for five years past been manager of the Royal Bankof Canadaherc hnsbeon transferred to Antigonish. Dur- ing their residence in Sunnnerside Mr. and Mrs, Blngdon have made scores of friends and their departure will be keen- ly felt not only by their personal friends but by the citizens in general. Since the assumption of his duties as Manager of Royal Bank here. Mr.Blagdon has \vork- ed up this institution till it now stands in the front rank of banks doing busi- ness here. Everybody will join The Guardian in expressing the hope that Mr. and Mrs. Blngdon will at some future day take up their residence amongst us again. A. G. Putnam, Maitland, N. S., who was for some time on the stall of the Royal Bank, Ciiurlottetown, will take the position mndc vacant by the transferring of Mr. Blagdon. -

,Chas. lluttsrtioft yesterday for Ruin- ford Fails, He.

Allan Forsythe, Charlottetown. ‘FIB in

Snmmersirie yesterday.

Ask your dealer for INVERNESS

SCREENED _coal - NONE BETTER. dt!

~itDshoeD. Bill bags oats, 3 horses, 1 car

clams were shipped by lbs boat yesterday

Capt. John L Read and Capt. Basil

Kelly arrived last evening from St. John.

Join the People's Library at Jardine &

Co‘s and get the latest and best literature.

11 d 4|.

Rev. Alexander Steriine. Kensington, was a passenger by the "boat yesterday morning.

J- MCQI-mid. station agent at Bear

River. was an outward passenger by the boat yesterday.

Tun|\el stamps are for sale in Summer side at the Guardian Branch otiics. Cali and get some. d tw tf

Rev. Jas. McDougall will pre rch (D V) on Sabbath the 15th at Cape Traverse at 10.30, Scnrietown at 2.30 and Sumrneraide at 7. .

J. A. Mclnnis, who has apr-at the past

three weeks on vacation at his homo in New Annan,bas returned tolloston where he is now with the Golding Man'['g Go.

In the Provincial Exhibition, Henry

Crockett, Cape Traverse, took first place for tbroughhred Clydesdaics with Gold- ilnder. The stock of this animal almost made a clean sweep in many classes.

The Rev. S. Howard, A. B., I3. D., \vill

deliver his popular lecture, "iiere ami There in Switzerland" in Iipworth Hull on 1<`.\-lday of this week commencing at 8 o`1.-loek.Siivcr collection nt the door. Come and spend an enjoyable hour.

Large congregations, yesterday at St.

Andrews Church, gladly heard their former pastor the li-~v. R. G. Struthio. now of Summorsidc. l’. 'U I., who preach- ed morning and evcnin,;. -lic lectures on \\'edncsday evening, when many will again hear hin.~»Truro Sun ilth.

A large number of line fat sheep cmnc

over from the Island in the S. S. North- umberland Saturday. Three or four car- loads of live geese passed through Mono- ton on Friday. They were shipped from tho Island to parties in Boston. They made some lively music while the train stopped here.-Moncton 'l‘imcs.

Tyne Vail(-y,I.ot 13 boasts of having thc

oldest oyster fisherman known in Prince County/in the person of Henry McArthur \vi\o was born and brought up in Trout. River, Lot 13. lic is more falniliarly known as lim.-le Henry. Ilo is past ibc three score ami ten mark a year or two, but is still nsactlvc as over, walking o milc to his work and back home every night and has averaged a barrel of oysters every day thc present season. Ile has ncvcrminscd udsy stormy or fine since thc present season opened. Mr. flic- Arthur has been fishing oysters sincc away buck inthe sixticsnnd evcry your up to the present. llc can tell some interest- lngstorich null incidents concerning ti\e oyster fishing in thc cnrly days of fishing down to the present timc. Mr. McArthur would like to hear through The Guardian froiu any man who would bent this for n record.

WHY THAT \V1'IAliINESSi

You'rc uneasy, restless, without appeti-

te. Still worse you are thin and fngzged out. Work must bc dons, but where is tho strength to come fromi

Make your blood nutritious and you'li

have lots of strength. Your only hone is Forroznne, nn instant blood-maker, blood-

puriller, bl_ood-enricber. In brings keen appetite, digests food and suppi es nut- rli on for building up all the bodily tissues. I~`v.-rrozons makes muscle and nervc-fibre, increases your weight, lnstills a reserve of energy into the body that defies wcariness or exhaustion from any

cause. To have virility and hcalthv vigor use Ferrozono whic all dealers sell in 50c. boxes.

PENNEtk.....§L...§£¥liDli“» I eiilf_MU~1af -tU_».Hlll~-si

Office- Main Street-Ca

pi. W. A. lohnslonc. Mgr. V

i were in Montngueyestcrday.

N ' M,_,_,_ “1",_H,,.,.|5,m(| Hon' BCM), p0|n|_. Guardian subscribers in this vicinity

twill lind it convenient to psy their sub- ‘ striptions at this Branch oflicc.

1 o _ .

S P°°l°? 3* Tl‘°‘"l"‘°“ “"""" l°'“ll"I¥ '"0' Rev. Wm. Dobson preached an eloquent

dnco yesterday. Shipping IH Bl"“'°“'l"5Z missionary sermon in the Methodist 5° 5°“"‘>ltY °f i°“““3°' Church hare Tuesday evening.

. li. D. Ilowntt, Brudencll,ims added a MPS- M- Field left 011 Ntllrn to her

In 6 S roller process to his mill which is very l\°ll\0 ill N- U- )'i~‘3l-0l"‘l*\Y"10r“l'\Z- “fi-01'"

visit to her mother, Mrs. _Hewitt, Lower Montague.

To make room for our winlcr ixuporlailons, we are making spec-

con vonicnt for the farmers of that locality.

Albino McLeod Georgetown, is visiting

ini rcdnctionsin our marble monuments of which wc have s very ' _ _ The assault case b-fore Stipendiar choice selection. Callor write for our prices before purchasing else- "lends here “Tang Whom hu "led fm Inman Tuesday resulted in one of iii;

fifteen years when in the employ of

where' Patrick Kelly and D. G. Cameron. '“"‘°'s‘ Berniml Mmphy' helm? “nt l-°

M d tho Supreme Court andthe other dis-

A at .e an Ralph Brooks, supcrinfb-ndent of thcl clllrilcd-

. ‘ Granite McCormick Machine Co., Chicago, return- DONT SQUANDER YOUR MONEY

9 Works, cd yesterday morning after visiting his O hl '

9-5 d wf tw w gm Pat, KFNT STREET parents Joseph and Mrs. llrooka, Mnrlasy ,B é‘n¥;,°rgnue5x§;“\‘;`5; f‘3`1n‘i‘,‘sm;:;l;éMER5|3

e u e c.

H li I i H‘“`l’°’" S°“"l" Th ° Wm' °I il' “(.‘utnrrhozone"--it cures when tho doctor i

. " ' ` says your case is hopeless. No drugs to

taco, no atourizer to bother with, you

Cormack Machine Co for 100; is 111,00 mowers, Ni 000 rakes, 50 000 binders, 17,010

_ _ l _,___ _ ___ _ _ _' ' 5 I * -_ reapers, o.000 headers. and 4,0flJ gasolene :;l,:';,§‘|lf{,:l‘;h:ifr,2h':|ng"Vé;‘;“"w;hl’°';l?|§

Cool weather is coming on, you will require all

winter dresses. suits, over-coats, etc., cleaned, dyed and pressed to look like new for a trifle. Save price of new goods. Cauada's Greatest Cleaning and Dyeing Works are ever ready to please you at shortest notice.

Agency at the High Grade Art Parlors, Queen Street,

where all art goods, pictures, frames, souvenirs, etc., are., selling at 20 p. c. discount.

_I3 tusa&wtf l

ensines. They employ 0,000 peopln and turn out 100 tons of twine per day, cleven months of the year.

liciiefis instant. oureis guaranteed so

isou run no risk with Catsrrhozone. nn't experiment, do\|‘t put oil', get

Catarrhoznne from your dmggist to-day.

Dr. Ubals's Dinb mont is n certain

A n dtgusran tuna

' euro oreaoh an

every f o r rn of itching. bleeding tha n cl protrudi

piles. Boo testimonials in lzrross and yournelghbuha abontit. You n use it

b kif t od. l10c.at

ggfsggloduigiihyarglrol. Iilaafladgugo.. Toronto.

DR. Ol-lAll’l 0lNTMlN'l'¢

D<~n't fsil to attend the opening

at Paton's tonight. rzd ri.

ries. rierling s;l'ee~j..n fe-

BANK MERGEII Witt. DROP.

Sr. Joan, Ooiohgr 0--l mutt, wail understood that the aches., _ the mer- gsrof the Bank of New Brunswick wish tho Bank of Montreal will fail through. The share holders of the incsl bank an notfiisposed to give up their stock.

|||nsrd'| Llnlmsui Cum Bi. 'rm etc.

celved-gc. per oz,, 8c.per }{ lb., at Grand showing of Autumn mil- , the Central Drugstore. rad 3|. llinery at Pston’s tonight. 12d rl

Copper............

C. P.l'i.. Pennsylvania. _ . . . Reading Sugar .. Southern Pacific.. St. Paul . . . . .. . U. S Steel l"ro'f'd.

to cure it. One profcsemr says one thini:

` I ,

you can get elsewhere.

-- -- _Y-" """ r - _,.-, »r- -,, . . r 2,.; __ ‘_ ,_ _.,_ ¢ -

» -~iHf sul i ‘lin 4 , --Q

' ii

them you are sure to purchase.

The Store That Saves You Money.

lankets . Blankets

ood, Soft and arm

This is the season when an extra Blanket or Quilt on your bed, feels

good--in fact is absolutely necessary to comfort. You can fill your wants in this line here to your fullest satisfaction as we have a large and magnificent stock to select from. We carry all grades up to the best at prices a little better than I

In Wadded Quilts we have a large variety to select from at very moderate

prices, also Down Comforts in Satin and b€SlS Aft Sf1t€€U-

" Come in and let us show you our goods and get our prices. If in need of

STOCK QUOTATIONS.

Closc. Noon. Close. OUt.10. 0ct.l1. 0ct.i1

in an

72 173 I-i-iii 1-_'ru

70 13|; img

715 1123 tn; 1-nf 141 Wi un; nag

__»»¢_--

DYSPEPSIA.

Medical scicncr dorsn't seem t.o he able

about it, another professor says nnothcr thing, and all the timo pcople keep on suffering terribly. Now wl\at's the use ot wasting words in arguing the matter? Why don`i. you get some iiulch tablets and try them? Take one after each meal. Plenty oi' pcoplo have cured i.ln~|nsrl\'cs in this way, and that ought to bc proof, enough that it will cure youtoo. lt is an, unusual medicine anddocs unusual thimgs. It`s.adoci.or for ten cents. 200 sent for $1.00. One gives relief. For sale byull Druggists.

EVERY HOUSEKEEPER KNOWS.|

Every housekeeper knows thnt carpets

arc an in|@rinnt itcm in the household expenses, and for that reason particular care should be taken in their selection. We make a special fcaturo of our carpet business, pay close attention to tl\c tastes, of our customers, and watch all qualities that enter our store with a jealous eye. Our long experience enables us to judge qualities at thclr true values, and wc protect- our customers' interests with ceaselcss vigilance. We are showing n very large and well assorted stock of carpeting this year, both in piece Hoods and madc-up rugs. and thc imuicnse business wc do in this line enables us to_ quote better values than you can get any- ` where elsc.-Jas Paton &. Co. 12 d 3i.

To EET

'1`hol’lnzniiotclsitnnto on (lrnnviilo Street,

Summorsido. :_rhputil}0 yards from tho Railway Station. contarmng enéxteovl rooms. all in-i ht and cheery. Good s bling in connoctibn. Will bo ict for n term of your-< on cas terms. Apply vo JAMES M.=DoN1lLn,

10-12 tts tf. MclJonnld's Drug Store.

r_. - . . .~-...__;

Send for our October list.

McCurdyH@. Co,

ii-li) ri tf

the lost exprcssiorr .

having them extracted.

Cameron Block

9~7 ni th & f tw

ARE YOU Y0.UNG?

if so you cannot afford to have your teeth ex-

tracted for a plate, as the bones of the jaws beiuw still soft the cheeks will sink greatly MARRlN(ll ii.. ENTIRE EXPRESSION of ai.. FACE, 0.... the teeth are gone there is no way to fully restore l

WE SAVE TEETII

even those badly broken down are put in good olde giving you a good masticating surface and preserv- ing the contour of the face.

Call and see us before taking the fatal step of

Guarantee Dental Rooms,

. Charlottetown.

DK. E. E. ROBINS. Prop.

l- -_ --_ ...

. __Ai

§U\55|Fl.§P_-.. ..iiPl'EBI'5.5MENl5

One-Fla i_C."ent a Word Each in

sertlons Charged as Five, Th

and One Month as Two

Minimum Charge 10

sertion. Six Consecutive in- ree Weeks as Two Weeks,

and One-half Weeks.

cents With Order.

WANTED l

\\VANlE1)_;-lily Chicntn? v;fholesul)c muse, spccia rr rcscnint vo or -1' province in Canada. Salary $20.00 Lrihrl expenses paid wcekly. Expense money advanced. Business successful; position

permanent. No investment required. ’revious experience not essential tn enllnglng. Ai dress General Manager, 132 Lakc Street. Chicago. Ill., U. S1.oA.d 2

.4. w.

TO LE'l‘.-A \Vorchouse uith goal cllar. Apply io Dr. Blancllard.

TO~LF/1'.-A dwelling

mont Street opposite rcsidcncl- churrnan Esq. Apply to Neil

ummerside.

ii-lild if.

.»if1s.T- ni .\l.\|ur

i\lff()un||i<- 'limi ii

house

8 .

T0-LET-A house on SY'iI|niv S1.

)

opposite Methodist Church L

Brooms. Apply to M. Trainer 8: lI:‘»..‘ ur

l‘i\ l

on premises.

~m\lainim:

HARTSHORNE,

;if,'§`;§°,§§,, BOGERT do -5-‘li--.»i`BAT1'|-:LLE f,

Stociu bought or sold on margin. ,P Collrlssion one-eighth.

lnvuimcnt securities s specialty. 'ir\_` Correspondence Invited.

|60 Sr. lines Sr., li0llTllEAL

5- NORMAN BINMORE, Msluger -

is-v uiyr.

HELP \VANTED-FEMALE.

WANTED.-Two or three smart

to learn millincry. Apply to box 2 .

lldtf.

\VAl\"l`ED.~/\n cxpcricncrd uirl for

¥encrall1ou.sewnrlr. Applv to Mrs G. I". iutcheson, Upper Prince Struct.

l2dtf.

LADIES WANTED-A BRI IT

ENERGETIC \V0l\’iAN-\Vomnn‘s “Chiu-lr.

ermnocnt posit' on. Old ‘ i lll'l 'd business house of solid dnanciriissi-iihrlbiidg. Salary $1! to§l1S. weekly, with expenses

“e 21 1 ..

raid ffwh vnduy lrwt hom heed- horned \»y..i11nn|r0a.n. \vn\cfo.- on...

quarters. Expenses advanced. \l\'e fur-

laish e\'rryti|lrE5].‘ Address, Ser~rctnry,ti ii'

onon Blocir, ago, Ill, ..___.._..___.i____ LOST

fall oet- w ar.”

We cavry a full range of

heavy boots for Fail and Winter wear made of grain and kip lestixevs for outside wesr. All standard makes. We buy only the best.

MORRIS 8: SMil`iI. ,

LOST.-Purse containing sum of

money and a note oi lmnd. Finder will be rewarded by leavin at this office or to Kenneth McDonald, Blifookiicld.

12dtw li.

TO LET.

FOR RENT OR SALE.-A very desir-

able brick house on Kin Squares-quinped with all modem convcrilences and heated with hot weather furnace; lately occupied gy li. V. Dlmock, Esq. Apply to Gcor o .. Fun. 104;#

TO LET.-llouso on Hillsborough

Square, containing ten rooms and fitted \vhtg\nalltmé>’:icee|'n elgnveniegllceip Posselssio:

. or ar %V¢ndoll Phillips at cClodk1"l.npp y

9-223 tf.

T0 LET.-House with modern conven-

iences on Hillsboro Street at present occupied by Mr. A. E. Williams. Posrcs wan given Oct. ist. Apply to W. W elinsr. 9 10 4 uf,

TO LET.-The house on Hillsboro Fit.

now in possession of Geo. E. Auld. All modem conveniences. Possession von Dot. 15th. Appiyto James Punehcr-

__ il-lfid if

T0 LET.-'i`he southern end of the two

tenement house, six rooms on Orlshnr Sb ADDI! on premises to Miss Brown.

10-Ddiiw

l l

| 1<`OU.\'])

_--

FOIINI).-Sometime a

brooch. Owner can have

propcrly and paying for ad.

go, n gold hair same by N-o\ lm;

llhl 111.

MISCELLAN l'<I()US

0YS'I`I'lliS by ilie pini,

quari. bali

shell. stcwi~rl or fricd, al lin- lio_\'-1| ¢l_\‘_~-\"` ’i\rlors. Qui-cn bt opposite l‘Ixan¢|nrr

1 - ,. ' ., office. 10-511 1 mo pd

LE/\llN 'l`liI.T~lGI!.\l'l

Accounting. $.'>Uto $500

assured on r graduates under

six schools thc largest in

lx' ....4 l. 1:. a inonlli m.ll.n_\'

hand (hir

Ann-rica and rn-

log. Morse School of Telcgraphy. f3l'\\`i"' nati. 0. lluifalo, N. Y., Atlanta. l.a._. l-n Crosse, Wis., ’1`exn.r-knna, Tex., ban li r-\n-

isco, Cal.

B I d lino.

HELP WANTED-n,\r.|-:._‘"_

W./\N'l‘l<1D-Two men (

with ira\I\ l'l""

forred) to travci in country. ni.\_o _man lln|' local work, salary or coxriirli-ssma pau" woekl . Addrcss in own harniivr-tial-' ‘ll

Box ll;7,Charlottcto\vn.

1241 ill pd

SPECIAL RI§[’IiI<1SICN'i`A_'l`ik'l'I||\ (ills

county and adjoining tcrnlnra-s zon-

rresent and advertise an

old c,~lal-|i.~la~1l

business house of solid financial slnnfiinil

S I $21. ‘ ki wit edlclirh/ionda lbyeclibick d

h Qx|,,.,,.,».,p,\lli ( Ll i'\'m1xl|N»<i

rc‘~ _

quarters. lgxwnses advanced: i'f“,'i"" permanent. o furnish »:\'<'|5II\\\»~

Address, 'l‘iiE COLUMI Building, Chicago. ill.

ililll .\i nun

HA’ znlif.

\\ nn