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hundred barrels and half bar- Lebredor and Cape Breton her just received and selling low.

J. H. swrucrc st co.

3d6ltw :ii '

'WANTED

me nt 5-`- l' ' n wanted in Charlotte

own :mil vicinity. Lady or Gout-lcnmn of

address and education can earn from F5

|40 weekly. Per-mnncnt position and exc u-

live territory. l-`ull’pnrlIculur~s

\\ . M. l’ltlLA -

Di d tl St. John. N. B.

wAu1'Eo

Snleanlnn to rcprosollt. il \\'c»=tcrn Huusc on

oimlillilasloll. .\‘ollc but good nlcll ni-cd i\|\lily. t`l\ll nt \'lL'tnrli\ llolill on lnerllinlg of ‘Fi l.

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F C WESLEY Co.

DESIGNERS. ENGRAVERS. ELECTROTYPERS.

si. Jnlnf, N. B.

AUCTION SALE.

We are instructed by Arthur

Wright, Esq., to sell by pnhlic auction, oil Thursday, Oct. 5.

f,; i905, commencing at 2 oclock,

p. nl.

The brick store situated on the

corner of Kent and Prince Streets. at present occupied by Geo. Rack- ham, Esq.

‘1`erms easy and made known at

. sale.

BENJ. CARTER & Co..

9-2d4l Auctioneers.

THE CHARLOTTETDWN GUARDIAN

An Independent Journal aiming to be JUST, IMPABTIAL, RELIABLE,

Newer,” nt ulirimsilsmnhsrtns suzlnismuui on nsopls une rw in d reeoisl-:glad therlefon ee

' °°`°° Trrm P:mo1=:r:.:m's PAPER

ISLAND TEACHERS

A IN ANNUAL SESSION

gdmlier “di-mE'::r:Td‘mdlscueeod

Published at its offices, New Prowse Blook,North Side Post Oflloe, Charlotte- fx' Schgol Bunk quumm Th.

town. Prince Edward Island, Canada, et the following rates, payable in advance: 'Tm'

Edt d il t8 d thin: (D P

“gnu” N ml( 'nf °x°°°w ll" 'sdiv°°° Til-ifln l ww . ...dim shilirs

of the text book in the hand was discussed The

Tri Weekly Edit on( ondey, e ne an y per y .. . .

peaker thought e judicious use of the

The Guuliian will not be responsible lol' enrrenoy of stamps remitted thro\{_§h s

il S0 db -P Gllold E md , l TAI' bl ID nf.-=»..=‘~s. »2.°»»-.»-».°'¢~..‘r-‘=.'f "-°'.. nf ""' ° :.:°.';z°:.':.:.:':.‘~”‘.-. :.-..E.f°..;°“.;‘:.°.;:‘.:ff

Brlncb Offftts If Summersldb Afbtrfon, G¢0l$d0'lPn .Ind SOUfl$» 'I‘snrier‘s Agrlouitureweealeo condemned.

as were Grey'e Botany and the Health

Blielnsee Office Telephone i33b~ Ediforlei and News Telephone i33e. R hm now,” ‘M ,H our schoom He

0 oe ours a. rn. p. . ,

. _,_E_B_ M Cm,-_Ann Mmm thought that the teachers should be more

J. P. HOOD, Adi ertising Mgr. o i-" ll. N1-:wsoti subscription Mp- , ns. liinluu. News raiiin- il1HiHl°°tfi'\ wiht that our rewmmwdl.

tions are carried ont.

fd H 8 to m. I 0meoHonrsl|prn.fo`8p.m.:8p.m.t'»o2e.m

A In Charlottetown, P. E. Island'

HR. A.N. FRASER P10 JH i

The Mutual Lilo Inevuralim of New York, _ May Nth, IIB

D B ChTrl°rkw“:vvim R thanks th receipt of your Com y'e ue a ri mz- eo no w e

for ¢1.iI§LlJ on Bank of Mdiigeal ; also Annuity Policy N0- H755. Whm l>l°?\3gl- “‘$iw"»i.i .’f€il.l..“;.ii'l.°i .‘i.“y“n..n."`°" 3..‘Zi"ai‘i‘€iil‘iii'yl.l".“.l...i'°3$l$..i'»I'l’i°l .'.’i'.‘i"'i>n°‘i.»i‘ s°il'.f' c3li|3FNrp.Elw.?6§i&.ll Doforlod Annuity in THE MUTUAL LINE INSURA`ldCa

'This I consider is splendid result, as tn b.uy an Annuity of ,HD at my ole would

oo-it 81,408. eo that drewlnf {1.0li.5e and getting an Annuity o llllil, I ani getting practically s erulh value o Q 0,433.3).

I also om-ry another pol cy in your corgp)=\g.vi°r;_ I have all oonliilence,

islgnsal sliiuun W. cnsnan.

'Y _ Write today for full particulars.

'rum crrA1u.o'r'rl:‘rowN GuAanrAN .I§`.'i.'1f°.°f’i>.§lZii.?;..X‘¥.`.‘i“n&°.?T.’£.,“f.§. A, N_ I-RASE,.__ ¢,,,,,,,,,.,,,,.,,, p_ E_ 1,

spector Mctlormec took part in the discussion There was it unanimity of

WEDNESDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 27, HUB - ` d I

___ , _____ _v__,,,_ opinion adverse to the con nue useo

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HON- IRNEMMERSON

AND THE BOARDS 0F TRADE.

Hon. Mr. Enlinerson is opposed to pluc-

ing tile Iutercoloniul under ii commission. lu point ef fact we have a good many comnlisi~lioilsi\lrcady,und it may not be desirable to ildil to the nunliicr. Mr. Enilllcmoll no doubt roulclllbcl‘s that in Sir John M|\cdonnlrl`s day there wns|:n

pretty loud outcry from the Liberal Oppo- sition of thc time against “government by commission." ltls not so easy to agree with the Minister of Railways that the road has not suffered frolu political illter- ference. We incline to think it has so suffered under botll parties, although

things nrc not. so bad as they were in the pre-confcilerution driys when in New llrullswicl; und Novu Scotia n clean sweep

of thc entire stuff and employees was nmde at every change of Government-. Mal-Emmerson thinks tlle“lnterfercnce' of llonrils of Trndc have been more harnlful

than political interference. There is no doubt that Boards of Trirde have made trouble for thc Minister nt times but we incline to think this llns most frequently occurrcd when thc political management has not been in uccordunce with wllut was thought to be the business interest of the country or some locality afTecteil.

\\'e can sec no reason why the Boards of

.i7 ' i nf .

iilrre Pr ud i

0ur ll

ji ckeis

In the past few days we have opened, the prettiest

lot of Ladies' Fall jackets

we have ever seen. Per

haps you can match them- but we don t believe it.

If there is any lady in town that we can’t please

with a new fall jacket-we’d like to meet her.

We've all the latest cuts in these new jackets,

long, medium and short-your’s is here.

The prices are made to suit you--~$5, $6, $7, $8,

$9, $10, $12, $r5, $18, $20, $22, range enough.

isn’t there?

The jackets are made in Germany, England

and Canada, bought right

them.

The tailoring on the

from the men who make

jackets is the iiuest we

ever saw and wc trust that you will come in if only

to learn how good these Fall jackets are.

fall lililliiltlli

Our Miss Rendle has just returned after visit

ingthe big millinery openings and she has ready

youin to see it.

now the prettiest lot of miliinery yet-We expect

rowsc Bros.,

Trade should not make such representa- tions from time to time to the rnilwny

management as these representative bodicsnlny deem necessary, nor can we sce how they are tobe prevented from doing soin the future. Collcctively the Iloards represent the business Interests ofthe cities and business centres, and

they mnynotbe quite pleased with the Min|ster's attitude towards them, but all will be glad if ills optimism with regard to the road being made to pay in the future shnllbc realised by improved mc- thods. So far as the Islaud§Boards of Trndc are concerned wo think their re- commendations in regard to railway man, agculont have fairly represented public opinion and thc business inter- ests ailectcrl. In this view of the case we would be glad to find the Minister more sympathetic than

he nppcnln to bc with the coulruerclal or- ganisatlons.

PUBLIC OWNERSHIP .

The government rnllwny, together with a large tract of lumber and mineral lands,

docks were sold to ll. G. Reid in 1808 by a

previous Administration ami were bought* buck hy the Bond Government lu 1001, when the rullwny wus repurchased for $1,000,000 and provision made to take over the tcleilrnph lines ns well, the prlcc to llc rleternilncrl by arbitration. The arbitrators llxcd the price nt. $l.300,000, and n levi' days ago the colonial govern- ment made ll loan of $52,000,000 out of which this award is lo bc paid, t.llc bui-

,nncc to go for the cost of 200 niilcs of ‘cubic between Port an Iiiisque and Canso, Nova Scotia, and in further telegraph extension. The cubic willgivcthe Colony and its land llvcs nn independent connect-

surplus.

germ dlscnscs such ns Malaria, Eczema, Rhcumatlsm. Kidney troubles, and nil

ly twice ns much Ozone for your money na you would obtain were you to purchase any other make-so always ask for Ozone (tho coupon klnd,) otherwise you will not receive n lros package of Celery King, be- cause we alone have the right to glvo away Celery King with Ozone. The Pub- ic Drug Co., Brldgeburg, Ont..

8ARK'S LONG VOYAGE.

Boi-\'l'0n', Sept. 28-The British bark

4 Nellie Troop which arrived ln port, to-

I dey, has been orl the wuy since July 8, ' from Cape Town. She encountered calms most ofthe way, and was once beoalm- ed for a period of two weeks. The bark will load about 1,250,111) feet of lumber for Buenoe Ayres.

ABOUT THAT PIUNIC. 'Do not forget

A bottle of Sovereign Lime Juice, and the gratitude of .thirsty ploniekera will be

stomach troubles. We also give you near-

Olsmentii Canadian History as a text o ‘“°“°s°“°°"‘~ esgeeuvauerulullnvu- essuneiaevnelvuvelelll

An exoeedinglylnterestlng and practical

paper was read by Miss A. S. Clarke of Malpequo,cn“Delects in the Curriculum.‘ Sho advocated a course that would help those who stay at home more than those who were preparing for P. of W. College or to leave our province. She- would eliminate Latin and French, would have more of nature study, biography and literature. A pleasing feature to the listener was the excellent manner in which Miss Clarke read her paper. An interesting discussion followed in which B. ll. Campbell, J. A. :McPhee and In- spector' Kislly took part. ,

Arr!-:nNooN sim-non.

The nfternoon session was devoted to

business at which several important resolutions were passed dealing with matters of educational importance. In these resolutions the executive were aut-horlzod to arrange if possible for a change in the text book in hotany and have one prepared bysome one acquainted with our Island flora. The authorization of James' Agriculture was asked for

instead of Tanner's.

A strong resolution condemning

Clcment’s Canadian History was passed and u strong committee appointed to

day the some in summer and winter. It was also resolved to ask the Government

Conlmission to deal with the

Convention be represented in the Cbm- mlssioll.

A resolution to change the time of the

annual meeting from September to June was defentcil, but- very few of the mcm~ bers voting for it.

Tre following ofliccrs were elected for

thc ensuing ycur:-

Prcsiiicnt-.l. E. Gillis, Charlottetown. Vice President for Qui:cn's County-J.

W. Jones, Hillsborough.

Vice President, for Prince County-In

spcctol' Mnttilcws, Alborton. ’ Vice Prcsl_<lerlt`_for King's County»-J. A. McPhee, Sourls.

Sccrctary-i`rcusurer- James Lilndrlgan,

Charlottetown.

Recording Secretary }l.B.McLcan, Hills-

boro Executive Committee Miss S A

' -an tn tin li. ' `. fi _ " ~ mn “ e on H ° Wm( Cmke' Ch” M°D“‘f' V°'"°" C°mn’ P 1 You highly recommended to us Miss. Carrie A. McDougall a pupil o

The tolegrlph ln Newfoundland is now Hughes J. W. McDonald. _ .

undemhmlxlecuon of the ost om” dm The Jhnnks of me c,,,,,,e,,,,0,, were yours for the position. Miss McDougall has been in our employ fo

M D uh C I 'nv 2178 tendered an mm ,,,|,,, by ,,,,p,,,s ,md some time, and we are pleased to state that we have found her all you

9"' “°“ ° U °°"Y~ ‘"9 ‘"° <1 to the success of recommended her to be. INDUSTRIOUS. CAREFUL and CORRECT

addresses contribute

mu” in °p"“"i°“ ‘md the "°“e"'“`y '"' the meeting, to the press for reports of in her W0l'k, COURTEOUS and OBIJGING, and We indeéd, feel in-

‘ ' ' ` h bl . Wish

°@“Si°““ °° “lm inf-H10' requirement" ¢\\”° sessions. b°S\\r>t Sharp of the Railway for debted to you for fi.l1ng the position wit so cwpa e a person

‘now in progress, In nddltlnn wireless court/esles extended especially ln connec- ing ygu and the C, B_ C_ every Sugcgggy we gre

tnlugrnnliy has been established all along tip; With] tliigltheofféillgglldai- ` Yours sincerely,

the Labrador coast. Newfoundland is 8 T:eh¥;l3:,n;l_uso,uuon gms “Iso ’pnSs_

thus placed on me mm basis as new °‘i‘ W"°'“““ d‘"i"g nw ‘mc W" th” All rn l rs of ou tud ts ha e the same ood ’ d agen Brltnln with regard to telegraph control latc Inspector W, D. McIntyre, n valued gaming ihei;n°y;NDUS,If1€Io‘,§§ CXIREFUL CgORR‘§%rT5 t€:c5)f;JYRi;1e"

, me bcr and past president of the associ- ' _ V I I > `

and operation, and asAustriilia and New ati; has departed Lmsnfm EOUS and Ol$LlGII\i_G_. These are but the natural outcome gf 3 7‘°“i"““ Wm' ’?““'d ‘° i’°"‘ ’“"""‘ys 'md Tnersfure resolved, that we pines on rn. splendid course of training, and knowing exactly what our business °°"’K‘"“i’i‘“' I" 1"’"" “ii” “‘° "““‘"Y” cord our appreciation oi' his sei-vices io men require, we are enabled to supply them the skilled help demanded. and telegruphe are largely owned and this Association and regret for the loss Miss McDougall WAS graduated i!0l!1\l1E b\1Sil1¢S8 training depart- opei-nmd by the stuns. Thus rsr lins that has been S“HU1i"f‘i- ments as well as the Shorthand and Typewriting departments last term. r,,,l,1,,, ,,,..,,e,.,h|p of ,,he_.,, ,mjmcs e,,w,,,,_ Fur*-Iwi' \‘¢S°|"°fi tim* W” '=°“"°Y ii’ She is now nearly seventeen years of age and engaged in ri good posi-

M” MCI""Y1'” “nd f““‘"y “ii” °"p’””i°“ tion To raduate from a colle e with a re utatlon i

.ni wiuiin the Bi-lush Empire wiinn nn ,, d ,, _ - E E P S V” Y°\1 H Sflvd-

' of our deepest sympathy in er sn o df h h k d 1 Y

the continent of Europe the some rule ob- renvemgnt ing’ an or i Oroug wot and rea y emp oy OU MU.ST attend the mms mme ex'/ennwely nommy in Russia ' CI-IARLUTTETOWN BUSINESS COLLEGE. Now is the time to

’ ~“"""’“""‘ enter.

and Prussia. In the British Isles where WHENYOU GROW 0LD_ L B P 9 .

rinci al.

a uniform rate of one cent per word

rcvnlls throu bout the th Ki d The ` body needs patching- wnsted . . ’

V' 3 re” “il °“'“ tissues must be rebuilt, played-out organs 9 25 d& wgw “_

. - d-blood needs extra nourishment.

the telegraph service as a brunch of thc ¥flfai'»;’;”l¢y some need Fcn_Dmne‘_mcd it

5 l

postal serviec is not yet quite self sustain- becmse Tp vlmllzes “Q5 rgtjuvennfklg B., no i °° in fe-ef' be l- sm.:.“i°:.i1.r.s:.‘;..”.i.;':'si‘.i..l'“:.:.‘:.ln

working up to tilatpolnt, while the cn- good,-keeps back the decuydizlf otlid age f tire postal service with tile telegraph 1;;f‘lj':_“l'{]§:,,?,'X,:l?1‘;\;§°‘:,‘;“‘f,;;|‘:R“s3',;,,?°i:l£ |

included earns n substantial yearly I\0WY°\1\‘ViU\i°l1e¥‘Zl'.!\llH|i\ l‘€-Uni-0* U10

Your remed is Fcrrozonc,

life ofyonth. y only ti ty cents por box, at all dealers.

--1-1'-*'-°

WE IronOx Tablets are for`_'salo at the

One full sized Zoo. package of Celery Ai’ King free nf emi" Wm' each purcmse Ninety per ccnt ofladics’ coats worn in °f S°'““°“ “f °‘°““ “im °°“P°“ i‘i"“) the stains und onnnfln will in tiglitnt- Wo do this because Ozone is n slightly "ng outset shaped ind j Ienguh JM nstringentprepnl-ation and requires to be Pawn 8: Cm QM M l accompanied by nlaxntlve tonic to produce

make the best results-the results that the curc of germ diseases n certainty-

cthecnrles Hall. 7dtf

OUR iRON BLO0D PILLS

are a splendid thing to

take if you are run down or suffering from nervous debillty caused hy an im- poverished and deficient blood supply. . They ect directly on the blood and nerves. The use of these pills will change tlie pale and sellow complexion into the ruddv glow of lieaith,and dyspep- ale, indigestlon, nervous dibllity, headaches are removed by their system- atlc use.

Price 25c per box.

A.W.Rcddln,Phm.B.

The Square Dniggiet, Sunnyside.

yours.

' Ammu-

nition

GUNS.

ilievolvuls.

Wholesale and Retail.

1\`@\vf°““iil~1<lh1\S Public Ownership Of sinnnins other texts nn.i li n suitable one » `

rnilwaysund telcgraphs, and the colonial could be found to recommend it. It was n t 1, f - .j _ _ also determined to ask the Board of Edu- nances umm" 0 e ml y Umqpsrous cation to make the length of the school 1, I

the telegraph and some steamers and tc appoint a

' entire educational question and that the *

t i ,

The following testimonial from

Messrs. Carter & Co.. wholesale and retail stationers oi this city, speaks for itself. It was WRIT- TEN and signed by them.

. Charlottetown. P. E. l..

Sept. 23rd, 1905.

IL B, Miller, Esq~, Dear Sirz- '

Some months ago we had oc-

casion to apply to you for s Steno-

_,_ er from among your graduate;

grapher and Assistant Book-li.oep-

A A csiiancarsulr 00A A

lui;

This is_ the tiliié iiiri legal buying, to insure pleasure in the time of coal using. ; We _are prepared to Supply you with just the kind you Want at the lowest- pri.-;¢_ E Call _or phone as about your winter supply.

liflickard 81 Go.

' Phone 240. ‘ 6-18 du

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nlldlf; - /_ I _ "’_”`“`“ , ~ . 'cific it "W iv i

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iff if*-'él/'-fi-i .

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YOU CAN SEE

The linen worn by other people.

Other dpeopie can seo tho lincn YOU wear How o you wish to have thorn soc ltl llifnrjpr alrndryljvorkllniikos good llnnn look or. .von oo ' ll

iii): by us. Til)u bref>tlt'dis‘t i)d]il.’i,rli\il. when “mm A. F. \VhlBS'l`ER, Star Steam Lana

Slaughter Sale

of all my elegant stock of

Boots and Shoes.

A Everything must go.

CONROY

. The Shoemsn,

` Charlottetown.

Mone ack

.In any case where our Eczema Lotion fails to cure. This remedy has cured inaiiy stubborn cases where all other remedie’s have iailed.We liic ll- ly recommend in all skill diseases. It’s certainly thc best eczema remedy known. Sent by mail on receipt oi price.

ELLIS

The Druggist Charlottetown.

Fliliowners, Dairymeni Lobster Packers

When fitting up for Spring work try the

NEW FOUNDRY

Foot of§Queen Street

so. cssrmos. REPAIRS of nil kinds.

Founders. Machinists and Boilermakers.

Tire Charinttctownlwundry Maclilnc Co. Ltd.

p .

Phone 75. Penke‘s No. r§Whari. P. 0, 50x 4||

1-11 dwtf ~

L _

Custom Tailoring, Gents' Fur- nishings, Hats, Caps.

l etc., etc.

Siu:-We wish to direct YW'

attention to. our stock of new cloths for spring and summer wear. Our cloths are imported ‘Wm

the very best manufacturers in England, Scotland and Ireland and include : _ Womens. SFsn¢yS“1fi”§°»

Vlcunes, H568.

Tweeds, V '1`lE>lvvi:;l`il1S5-

And fancy est- o s. Overcoatlngs in Vicunssvkaiii

proof and fancy Worsteds.

We can guarantee satisfaction

in the cutting, fitting and make ii;

of our clothing.

We invite you to cell and CX'

' . ‘i amine the stock and believe wi

will be able to suit you.

NOTI E T0 THE PUBLIC

The monumental business of the late E. F. Purd will be can-led

on ee usual under the some firm name. and et the olgsieud, Kent St. Charlottetown. Mr. E. Irs Purdy, who has forthe lest twenty ears been foreman of the works will still continue in that cepeeity. lNhlle thanking the public for their generous patrons e ih the pest, a con- tinuation of the same is respectfull eollciteif ‘ The elmo reliable workmanship and strict attention tohusinees which ‘hue alweye die- tinguished t is firm will be continued under the new management.

E. F. PU RDY Mains*

K .

M we M and W W ` msat Street, Charlottetown.

Yonrsrespectfulil"

.l0llN MCLEUD & C0

. Queen Sires!-

Charlottetown-

__=___,; Dominion Blend

Tea

Sgloe exceed that of MW other in the Lower i’\’°'

vinoel- I dn Choieeetlerowth oi f'

lggidfeylon ' `