F _ “ .` CHa1itld‘i‘rei‘on7N"onARD1AN. NOVEMBER 9,1905. ~ - 7

Y" I 0'- erry Pectoral cert i I coughs, hard colds, hmnchld:,nci>'n‘iiliiri:i' iixid

FOI’ Lung t:.:'..‘:.:°.':.;':.'¥ s.z':s";::'.::.f:.;'f":r:.‘i THE Gulilllllll

about this Your own doctor will say so

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T0115 ....2-L LUCAL NEWS

Wel|ner’s Silver Cream

Growing More Popular

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Day by Day T

Offices in New Prowse Block

'~~ A Charlottetown. ii- will not injure the silverware. L --

Once used-always l1S€d. ' |111- I READ The Guai-dlan's classified ads.You

~ ' ti °

_ . - ‘will find somethin t l te t .

Price 2 5c per % pint bottle. ,%»_.`5_.»_,. - i iz o ii res you

. . I V, THE schooner Baltic, owned by Capt R.

McMillan has been sold privately to J. A.

W. W 0 W E L L N E R’ ' scnmgeour, cardigan.

Phone 5l2 ~ JBWQIIST-

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INVITED

If you wish the best in photo

`- gmpiiy, finished on the new spec

ializcd mounts, (the very latest novelty.) _

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'VISIT

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B'I.‘TJ.DI()»- _

GEO. H. COOK.

wnt-rc nnbv is Alwava Welcome. Y

Rouse or Yoon ENERGY

1ryo\|'\i- io.-i, your old tiuie vigor and feel in-ii :mil \\-oi-n out

HUGHES’ DIGESTIVE TONIC

,,-1|\,»i\.»_\<iii _-iuip,\'iiiiaiid energy. As an ,,,.|».-ii/ni if i-aimoi. he beaten and it makes )..ii.=.,i.»,, ivliatyuii cat. Price 251: pcr hottie

GEO. E. HUGHES.

Apothecaries Hall.

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SUITS -41'? liiP COATS

for .iafnmii and \\`int.or wear .iinnlil bomndo to lit and please liill. ` ii ron kin-iv our clothes thorough- ly, iniiinnfcly its we ilo. know of ilu- liiih- di-fails, nicotics of hand |.1ilori||;,r ami fnsliluning cinboii-

iia in i-nl-h gal-niciil‘, you would not iii-l:i_\' in iii.-ciiliiiu \'l\i~ro you iionlrl plana your next nicnsiiro- mn-i.

ll. MCLAREN "‘°“S“

7 LEADER.

.-\ rl i-ti~ 'l'ni lor. Gt. Geo. St..

lo-llrili ~ f\\'\\'iin.

Tan Calf Shooting Boot $5.00.

Here is a true

sportsman_’_s Boot for field, marsh or woods.

They are made of tan colored winter

calf, laced, bellows

tongue, 12 inches high with viscol- ized waterproof soles - warm and comfortable but

not too heavy.

Cut price $5.00 as a leader.

Paros & Co. on Monday last made the

first shipment of furniture over the Hillsboro Bridge and on the Murray Harbor Railway.

A'i'Ei.i~:oiu\M was received on Monday

afternoon announcing the death of Archie McLeod, son of Malcolui D. and Mrs McLeod of Valleyfield, who left last April for Western Canada. Particulars will appear later. ,

T. \V. McBsA'rn, a well known I. C. R.

fireman, left Monday afternoon for Victoria, P. E. I., where he is to be married to a. popular young lady of that place. He was accompanied by his brother, D. McBeaf.h.-Moncton Times.

A 1-'Am-:ivi-:LL was given Scott and

Fred Milligan, Brae, at their home Monday night by the young folks of that vicinity when an enjoyable evening \vas spent. Music was furnished by Neil and Lilila McKinnon. The Messrs Milligan left Tuesday morning for Bangor to spend thewintcr. They will be iiiuch missed in their community.

CONsimm.\ni.E sensation was caused

ininllitary circles in Winnipeg when it became known that Col. Chumbrc of the lllth has disbanded the regimental band, consequent on its failure to parade for Gov. Lawloi~`s funeral. Only six men out of the regimental roster of over ill() men turned up and the band was entirely unrcpresentcd, although it had previously consented tu attend. The iianzlsincn being paid for their services, the omission wasall the more flagrant. The men object to recent restrictions regarding mess and canteen privileges.

Tun Colonial Herald of Nov. 23rd. 1830

contains a. card from the Ladies Benevoi-‘

ent Society requesting clothing for re~ lieving the poor of the city. The society was undcr the patronage ofthe Right Honorable Lady Mary Fitz Roy, and sub- scriptions and donations to the smallest amount for the advancement of the above benevoleiit purpose were to be received by the following ladies who composed the committee:-Lady Mary Fitz Roy, Mrs., Jarvis, Mrs. J. Breckcn, Mrs. Collins, Mrs. Dalrymple, Mrs. F. Lougworth, Mrs. T. ll. Treniain, Mrs. Pethick, Mrs. Brown, Miss McGowan.

ON Saturday morning thc 4th inst,

there passed away at Bradalbane, Isabella, eldest daughter of William and

W Flora McLean at the early 'nge of Ili

~‘4&W“ years. It seems sad to bc called away so

early In life, yet there remains to those

_ ‘ who mourn the comforting thought that

- she died trusting in the niorltsof the

Sma Mora Good Things

\\'i-_ have just received a

siiipiiiciit of Crosse 8; Black- iit-Il`.s goods including: Pick- h-s iii cliow-chow, mixed, wal-

iinf-. and (iirkius.

jziiiis in strawberry, rasp-

berry, etc., orange merma- Imlc iii all sizes, pure malt \‘iiicg:ir, Len. and Pexrinis _eoiiot-, Bengal club chutney, pre-scrvc<l ginger, candied ginger chips, French Olives, Liicca Uil, Macaroni, Huntley and l*alnicr‘s short bread and f bisi-uit in different varieties.

`l`licsckliigh-cies; goods are will nown an s eak lor

ilu-iiisclvcs. P

We will be pleased to show

fhroi io you at

M o Ii e in na.’9 oaocnav.

'NEW GOODS FROM

CROSSE & BLACKWELL

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.

®»unqaunna»-_sunny

our Hmerican Shoes For men

are the newest and

iintticst shoes in the

city, ,

Patent Colt. Box Calf.

Russian Calf.

$3.50 a pair Sizes 5 to Io.

sniicus o. co.,

®*~1y\ll\»-moan

here.

Phone 86

We send parcels at

any time.

‘ THIS FALL \

Our stock “is more

complete than ever.”

GET the habit.

Buy your drug wants

Reddin Bros. ODD. P. 0.

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Ifiapc Breton ads = ,';9_§_S.§=._3§P.§§.-

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LN)-(Tice: iii>=i.o,hl Block. Bydn¢Y» C- U- nuon loss. LJ.. iz. newsan s.aosa. mi. r.. I.. 1

G. L MURPHY & C0.

SVDNEYi C- B- Oeneral Commission Flerchants

Island Produce handled on coinmis

Magi-omrfit returns made

i5 w iyr

Saviour. When siic discovered that her time on earth would soon terminate she was perfectly resigned to the will of Him who doeth all things well. Duiiing herillncss of almost ihrcc years she al- ways secmcd contented with her lot. She was never heard to murmur or complain, those who called to see her were always greeted with a smile. Shortly before she died she bid ii fend good bye to her- father, mother, brothers and sisters and to those about her death bed. The funeral which took place Monday was largely attended. The service wusfconducted by the Rev. D.MoLcan. The pall bearers were Murdock Kennedy, George Morrison, James Doyle, Robert Todd, James Dixon, and Hugh McLure.

ONE of the uorst accidents for some

time in the I. C. R. yard, took place at 12.35 this morning, when engine No. 237, attached to the fast express, was derail- ed in front of the new station. The train was half an hour late. and was ,iustslowlngdowii in front of the sta- tion, whcn the forward truck left the rails, the engine stiiggereil along, and then left the rails altogether, dragging the tender and the baggage car with if. It plowed along for about thirty-yards, and then stopped and toppled almost on its side, sinking thc wheels on the right liaiiii sidcdcep into the earth, A shunt- ing engine on the next track narrowly escaped being struck. The track from where the engine went oil' to where it stopped, is badly torn up, the sleepers beingsniaslied,aiid the rails bent and twisted. It is not known what caused the accident. The engine was in charge of Driver Jolm Colllson ami Fireman Muidoeh Mclntosh. Conductor Ruther- ford \\'as in charge of the train. No one was hurt. No. 237 is the notorious "lioorioo"englne. She was formerly No. 23iJ,anil has ii rceord of about half a dozen men killed and maimed. She was put into the repairshops at Moncton in

was badly battered up, and her number 'V '_' FV Y Y __ r

Farmers and Horsemen- Clydesdale

Colle Cure speedily relieves spasmodlc, flntulant, kidney and gas colics, acute indigestion, grain founder and sloppage of water. Try it for your horses when troubled with these diseases. It is a new preparation hut its record is a good one.- 50c per bottle-A. W. Reddln,Phem B.

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i The full flavor, delicious quality and absolute purity of WHITF/S

i CHOCOLATES distinguishtheni from others, and make them quick sellers. .LZ ° J°awELLER. ‘I C. & C0.

Try a box today. For sale at all the leading confectioners \

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THB schooner Malabar, which was

ashore at Musquash and repaired in St John hasclesred for Port Hastings (C. 8.), for it coal cargo.

Rev. G. A. Ssi.i.aa, now of Hunter

Rlver,hus accepted the pastoi-ate of SI. Luke's church Uliatliam, N. B. as Rev. James Strothard's successor.

MusJoH1~1R.oiu-;ivi‘so.\' and Mrs. John

McDonald, Charlottetown have returned to Moncton from Melrose where _they have been visiting friends for a fiw weeks.

Rii:v.Dn. Sisno-r,pri\-atc secretary to

Mgr. Sbarreti, passed through thc city Tuesday on his way from his parents homein P. E. Island to Ottawa.-St. John Telegraph. ' _

HoR.sI-:MEN can obtain all kinds of shoe-

ing for their horses while they wait at J. A. Henderson's, Euston St. Excellent work and moderate prices command a good trade.

ToRoN'ro University, by defeating

McGill in Toronto Saturday, made title to intercollegiate union cliampionship clearund clean cut. Score was ti to 2, Varsity scoring all their points when kicking with wind~in first halt. McGill fought desperately for the game and were not beaten untill thc final whistle blew.

Rusrico.-Miss Maggie Gallant who

has been visiting her parents here for the past two months has returned to New Dorchester, Mass.-On Oct. |,3lst Miss Maude Dolron of Wheatley River, form- erly of Boston, was united in marriage to Jerome D. Buoi.e,a.ssistnnt manager of the Singer Co. at Newcastle N. B. The bride looked charming in a cream suit with hat and gloves to match. The brides sister Miss Phoemie Dolron acted as brides maid and wore cream, while Eiiiiiieti. DeRoche, cousin of the bride, supported the groom. The happy couple left for their future hoinc in Newcastle on Nov. 3rd. their many friends wishing them many years of wedded happiness. The numerous presents testify the popularity in which they are held.--Miss Bertie Mahar has loft for Montreal where she will spend the winter with her sister Mrs. Morin.

Piles iluickl

Guryed at Home

Inst nt Relief. Permanent Cure- Trial Package Mailed Free to All in Plain Wrapper.

Piles is ii fearful disease, but easy to

cure if you go at it right.

An operation with tho knife is danger-

ous cruel, huniiliating and unnecessary.

There is iust one other surc way to be

cured - painless, safe and in the privacy of your own home-it is Pyramid Pile Cure.

\Ve niall ii. trial package free to all who

write.

It will give you instant relief, slio\v`you

the harmless, painless nature of this great remedy and start. you well on the way towards a perfect cure.

Then you can get n full-sized box from

any druggist for 50 cents, and often one box cures.

If the druggist tries tn sell you seine-

thiiig just as good, it is because hc makes more money on the substitute.

Insist on having what you call for. The cure begins at once and continues

rapidly until it is complete and pernian; ent.

You can go right ahead with your work

and be easy and comfortable all the time.

It is well worili trying. Just send your nanio and address to

Pyramid Drug Co., 7788 Pyramid Build- ing, Marshall, Mich., and receive free hy return mail the trial package ina plain wrapper.

'[‘housan.'isliave been cured in this easy,

painless and inexpensive way, in the priv- acy of the homo.

No knife and its torture. No doctor ami his hills. All druggists, 50 cents. \Vritc today

for ii frcc package.

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Probably not. You really have to

_ depend on your Jewel-

ler's knowledge.

We KNOW that our

,stock of Diamond Rings is made up of stones as iinein quality as can be obtained a_iiy- where at such piises as we ask lor them.

May we show them

to you ? ' _

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Arrnnrion is called to ad. for money

to loan on good property in city.

Ksnsmn McLean, Grand View. who

has been confined to his bodfor some time with the grip is out again much improved in health.

Savmtai. communications from Bloom-

field, Ebenezer and other localities recelv~ ed without the writers,names in confiden- ce are wltheld from publication.

William Coombs, the popular clerk

at 0rmond's Drug Store, leaves this week for Ciiarlottotown where he has acc-epteil aposition as manager ofa drug store t-hero. Mr Coombs has made many friends in Amherst during his stay here who will sincerely regret to hear of his departure.-Auiherst News.

Caarr. Pn.\'r'r, ofthe government fish ery protection cruiser Curlcw arrived in the city yesterday from St. Stephen, where the Curlew is at present. Capt. Pratt says he has limi a busy season and does not expect to place his steamer in winterquaitcrs till probably the middle- of December. .lils present visit will In- but a very brief one.-St. John Sun.

Tmr C. B. C. Recorder for November is

just to hand and as in the past is replete with interesting articles of a high stand ard.'i`he contents include:-An Autumn Evening (l.'oeml-M. L. McManus, On Nothing -Fred May,A Word to the Boys- Selectcd, Our Post Graduate Course in Sliortliand ami Typewrlting-J. O. Train- or, Reconclled by Eliza-Selected,'l`alksby the Editor-J. O. Ti-ainor, Our Debates- M. F. Bradley, Among Ourselves- A. Trainor.

Tina New Glasgow Enterprise saysz-

“If New Glasgow cannot glow liockeyists on its own soil, it is bound to have “ii foreign aggregation" which will niiike it hot for the top notchers. They have now a Charlottetown man, one from Truro, one from Amherst and three of Syilnc-y's best players, including the lrickycover-point, Jack l). McDonald.' The Guardian is alsonutiioritatively in- formed that several weeks agoa New Glasgow gentleman visited Charlotte- town and drove sonic thirty miles .to secure another Island hockcyist hut- the visitor's price was not sufiiclently high. Surely it is time for the M. P. A. A. A. to wake up ami do something in the in- terest of amateur athletics.

ANNOUNCEMENTS.

-Annual art sale of hand painted china.

and needle-work novelties suitable for Xinas gifts begins Dec. lst, B. G. Fenneil, Euston Street east.

<13, ll, 27, Dec. -1,8, ll.

-Alpha Rebekah Lodge meets this

evening at 8 o'clock sharp. All members requested to be present. Initiation.

-First Methodist Church Choii

Rehearsal will be held in Kimlergartcii Hull, on Thursday, at 8.30 p. ni., instead of Wednesday evening.

-Regular meeting of Comp Court

Brighton on Thursday evening Nov. iltli. at 8 o'elock. All members are requested to be present.-M. E. Howatt, lice Secy.

-Rev'd T. F. Fullerton will lecture on

the Japanese War in St.Aiidrcws Church, Orwell Monday evening, Nov. llltli at 7.3011. in. Admission flftceii cents.

khlli twill

-Any good boy, well recommended

can obtain permanent vinployincnt. A good chance for the right. boy. Apply here. tf

--For Sale-second liiind butter tubs

in good condition. Apply at this oiilcc.

rltwtf

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A MACHINE FOR WOMEN

should be the bcst obtainable. 'l‘he Sin gei-sewing niocliine is acknowledged the lightest running, most- durable and con- venient of any. Look for the red S. Queen Street, Charlottetown, also on south side of Water Street, Summerside P. E. I.

_ Friday l0fh lnst is the last day for discounts on Electric Light and Gas bills for October lighting.

gdzi.

The December or Christmas number of

the Dcliiic-.ator is new on sale at Ciirtei-‘s Bookstore. A copy of this beautiful number should bein every home. It is a superb iiuinher, containing several delightful stories, thc usual iiumher ul' pages devoted to the latest insliiniis, use- ful household hints, ctc., and is worth three times the price asked, only 15 cunts. Sent by mail on receipt of 20 ci-nts.

Htl lw.

Today atga. in wc plu.'e on

sale all oddsiii ladic.-;` kid gloves, various kinds including iiioglia, glace, and suede=, colors include tan, slate, red, navy, black, all sizes from 5 1-2 to 6 3-4 inclusive. Values. range from occ to $1.45 the cleariiig price only 49c. livcri- tniiig as adverfi~.ed’.-Weeks &

8d ai.

Landing daily from

Schooncrs.

Bcst qualify of Sydney

and I-ictou c al.

lima i 9_1 d 3m

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Mcn’s Underwear

these days.

Unshrinkablc.

inch.

Want Underwear? Come right Hcrc.

VVC have them in all _qi'_ulc.s‘ funn §»i,<i»>

MEET ME AT THE ALWAYS BUSY STORE

at Stanley Bros.

\Vc’i'e selling lots of l\Ien’s Uiiclcrvicar

Good Underwear; Soft, Smooth and

to $§5.9o:isuii-sizes l`r<>iii 34 to 46

STANLEY BROS. \.;._._.._ ..__.J

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Now is a good

Groceries. Prices will pc-rhap; li; hightr. valiics.

time to get your winter supply of

(ist our prices, compare

i-*Loon l ~ ~ ' . sin Lot ieah $4.75 up. 53n_dCr59n ,CM $1.00

hutiiiysivlc (iroccrs, \\'lmli:salc and Retail.

For Flour, Ten, Oil, Mo . Thif;_ is TIN"

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losses and Sigars wc lead ,,,,,,,_ ,-,r_.,L_t_,iL_`_ 0, lllelll all- b:_»:;t quality and

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reiisoiiziblc price.

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Good cloth, good linings, good tailoring, good

\/Vith pleasure we

beg to direct your at- teniion to our personal- ly selected woolens for fall and winter.

The cloths uc in-

troduce this seasoii are distiiictive in quality, .- coloring and design, 'Q and are now licrc for

yoiir inspection.

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style, good iinish and good fit. NVe hope to be ~

avorel with a call from you and make you a first

class suit.

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P. E. Islaud’s Greatest Clothing Ilousc.

MILLER

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The Tobacco Epicure who docs not use thc

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