‘1 IV" "history of yours, with in ‘- V gency' i: went lungs? viz"...- octor as not. ‘i ggflrflnn the special d of hard coughs in your coinwzil‘lherm _ ‘m'g. .50,“ y“, u Ayer'a Cherry Pectorsl. if be u it isagoodmedicincmhynottake it? . 1:. l"l’""‘ "c' n ’ oneal

i' yodo N ii Own a watch or Would Like a-Beiier One than you Have

their permit us to show you l“fil‘he Wellner‘ Watch". While vpu Carry a “Weilner Wetc‘i” ytu will have bails; factory time.

W. W. WERNER. Jeweller.

" I 7v; . “a; ' “H.191”! forBolton that family did Cong

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parents at Georgetown.

tiflllilléillllllllii

Blocx, Charlottetown.

AT the Police Court Saturday morning. Philip Matheson was sent up to Supreme Gout, charged with horse stealing.

sons of Gm. Stevenson. New Glasgow, left Friday'm‘orning. the former for his

for Montreal Medical College. been spending a short vacs' ion with their

parents.

formerly of Waterside P. E. I. arrived in Ottawa Tuesday morning when she will spend the winter the guest of E. E. and Mrs. Wood.

Rose Inngworth were passengers by the P‘m‘w‘“ tin-“13°” i3 vialllns M. Northumberland onSaturduy night return ing from a visit to New Brunswick and Nova Sootla.

RDIAN. SEPTEMBER 24‘ I966.

WGUA

. . r . Rev. G. N. arm Boson-rs Summons, 1,",- mmln. n, w. l." “flu s,- 0,.“

Stevenson, son of our respected MGM! 0- A. Stevenson, who met aniline]! 4”“ in the railway yard at Fort William. Thim' tier Bay, Ont., were laid to mt W060." d“! nfiernoon, 19th Sept... in New Glam :0" Cemetery, Rev. George Miller Ind Rev. G. N. Stevenson oilleiatinl at. I'll! solemn service. He was buried with Foresttic honors, the pail bearer! beinfl selected from the Forester rank". VII-- Messrs. N. Orr, F. Andrew, W. B. Bul- mln. J. Clark, J. Houston. 8. Mafia". A beautiful crescent from the I.0.F. brethren with many other iioral decorations from friends completely covered the casket. The service at the grief stricken home was most impressive and expressions oi sincere sympathy for the broken family circle were manifest. Over 100 carriages formed a long procession to the cemetery;

‘ to at.’ Letete, N. 8., and the latter Both have

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Must P. A. Woon of Summer-vile Mam,

H. W Arm MRS unaware-tn and Miss

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Amman number of horses have been shipped from Prince Edward island within the past few days.

FRANK Srnvnssox left for “'ulthaln, Muss" Saturday. He and his sister Miss Gertrude were called to New Glasgow by telegram on the occasion of their brother’s

ll“ YOU ARE'

run down. nervous, have no appetite, and tire easily

uuonss , DIGESTIVE TONIC g

wi i ' u'ldyonup in quick time. It , s' touglitv us the nerves. renews the ap- ' pt: it..- :m-i puts new energy in the whuic systeuu Price 25¢ a bottle.

Geo. E. Hughes.

Aoothecariea Ha 1. Nearly

EVERYBOD

toss to

COOK’S PHOTOS

Witt. re babv is always welcome.

ll.

PLEASE

Our women’s shoes never fail to pie se the most critical eye.

Trouser Tips!

Hang your best pair of trousers up on the wall and taken good square look at them. Now,do you think they are good enough for any dis- criminating dresser to wear at any particular appointments Are they Rally good enough iur YOU? Ii'notl want toim- press upon you the high rank we have attained in this par- ticular line. Goods latest and large variety—fit, workmen- shvp. etc., unsurpassed. Price moderate. Call and we'll prove it to you. :

D'. McLaren,

The Artistic Tailor, 9-th tw wtf.

' FLOUR !

They have a g;ace- fulness and dash of style that all women like.

A glance at the ab- ove shoe gives you an idea. of one new style Boston Favorite

$3.00 a Pair

ALLEY & 'Ell'l.

Sole Agents.

Trouser Lead or.

1 they will reside. . daughter of W. D. McCoubrcy of New

‘ capitalist of

1 route at different. western cities.—Winni- ; pm Telegram.

, Lawson of Hunter River, accompanied by

- to ensure early appearance of correspond . . once all matter sent in should be cut

. weapon in his possession.

death.

J. W. Hassnuxn, wife and family left a few days ago for Woodstock, Ont..where Mrs. Hemline is the

Glasgow.

ALEXANlfl-ZR House, the well kown Charlottetown, P. E.l. is making a trip to the coast, stopping on

Mnsm lunar: DOUGLAS and Enlalle

'Master Percy Huestis of O'Lenry iissisi- ant druggist with Wm. Kennedy of Su'nmcrsldo were in the city Saturday.

Connssrononn-rs should remember that

down as much as possible. Every attention is paid to correspondence but it is imposelbieto get everything in as written, especially whenusoflate many communications are be received each day.

MR. DENNIS, manager of the Halifax Herald, was “caned",by the Grand Coun- cil of the P. W. A. on Friday last. The Weapon with which the assault was committed was a stout piece of ebony with a massive gold head, The victim did not resent ii, as they left the

TirnTruro News of the 20th says: One of the prettiest weddings ever seen in Truro, took place last evening at “The Llndens," the” residence of R. J. and Mrs. Turner, when their daughter, Bertha Grace, was united in marriage to Dr. J. W. T. Patton, of this town. The bride was most elegantly gowned in duchessc satin with a magnificent lnce overdress of Brussels point, the gift of the bride's mother. She wares. veil held in place by n. coronet of white rose buds, and carried a shower bouquet of bridal roses and looked exceedingly ‘ beautiful. The maid of honor Miss Gertrude DeBlois, Charlottetown, looked very pretty in a dress of white crepe de cheno over pink silk, and wore instead of the customary hat, a wreath of pink rose buds. She carried a shower bouquet of pink roses.

Tm-ifollowlnz donations to the Print: Edward Island Hospital are thankfully acknowledged: Mrs Rogers Falrholm, flo- wers; Mrs Tom McMurdo, magazines; Mrs ‘ S. J.Whitloclr, trout; LauraRacham, mag- azines; Mrs Boonie. .Flowers; Mrs Lewis. flowers; Stowartdz Sons, fruit. cake; Mr.

FLOUR !

How is your supply of flour holdingout. if it is getting uhort, nowl is the time to get our an . y Our is fresh and of the best quality including Beaver,Flve Diamonds, Planet,

An agent’s samples. See them. Bought at a bargain

Cit . Fiva Roses 7 1*, 9 ch Houzehold, Quaker: 50, 60' 5 a . e'c- In bags, we have . Ladles' leather traveling li- %- “19': "‘7 “may. 0" cases. gentleman’s travel- “,ffiggrz?ug,; our Pm" ing cases. suitable for wed-

“ y ' ing presents $5.00, $io.oo, liicltcnnat'st Groclgflry, $15.00. ) ‘ re' . o Phi’n' { ilitwullw‘ii‘iilthlrdwli. M d PHONE 86 -Opp, P. O.

The Eagle Shoe for Men

We are showing a fineline oi the Cele- brated Eagle shoe for Man. In Patent Box

« Calf and Vici Kic’. ‘ . Price $3.75. 154.00 r V and $4.50.

Limejuice

Lime Juice is a good wholesome summer beverage. We have the West India Juice put up in 25c bottles.

Also the Montseriatt Juice in pint and quart bottles.

Bccr & Goff.

farm iii Sale at Lililfluri.

Gill offers his farm of in; lies of Ch'town an Station. The of cultivation d live fence

Spruce 0. ‘Co..

' ‘ sunnvsron. Sole Agents.

John H. acres within 5}; or half mile of Railway farm is in a tiiiigh luff":

i e ant e zkaXhoidiJ’ Good wriggling. i373: . or w 11:? e “d. can inwstwwtf

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Riggs, poll of strawberries; W. O. of King's Daughters, flowers; Miss Innis, flowers; Mr.gi.edwiek, inane- zlnes; Mrs Loni-on, flowers: Mr McDonald, tiowers;Mi-s Sullivan,bnttermilk;A Friend old linen; MrsLarkin, old linen;0yril Scott magarines; Mrs Holly, magazines: Mr Lowe, flowers; Miss Hooper. flowers; Mn Hawkins, flowers; Mrs Jack McLean, magazines; Mrs D Campbell, apples and cucumbers; Mrs Huestls, buttermilk: Mrs llarris, Brighton Road lnvnlid's chair; Mrs H \V Longwortli, Munccy's magazine; Mrs John Hooper, apples; Mr Tuit, flowers; Mr Ed Mitchell, magazines; G H liasmu‘d, magazines.

A Sensible Merchant

Bear Island. Ann. 26, it”! Mmarm‘a LINMENT 00.. LIMITED.

Drum. Sim,—Your traveller is here to- day and we are gettingo large quantity ofyour MINARD'S LIMIMENT. We find it the best Liniment in the market making no exception. We have bren in bulsness 13 years and have handled all

your-‘3; that sells itself; the others have to be pushed to,get rid 0!. M. A. HAGEHMA N.

Get your blood enriched now to face the [all and Winter by using a box of Our Iron Blood Pills. Only 95 cents per bolt-4M". w. Roddin, Plant. 13.. Sunny- ai 0.

Don't buy your fall, Hat until you see what I am showing. The "American Franklin” is the best that I have ever handled. Try one this line. H. H. Brow.» 'i‘i-e Hat and Gap Men. 9-ztd 4i.

3 watt '3 assumes CHOCOLATE V ’tilcleldiil confections-n sell them. Fresh stock 9.1

’ J ‘ All i ll Hill! HITE’S" name on every piece.

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are dainlily put up, pure and wholesome. ways to he hedipail the

ml min

kinds, but have dropped them all but \

The deceased was a most cheerfulcom panion, a general friend of all in his native village and in his adopted home and the news of the crushing out of his young lilo so suddenly was heard with a shock by every one. He was in his filth year and leaves to mourn a father and mother, three sisters and two brothers besides relatives and many friends.—Com.

EUUNTlEUlHllIlN

George-

Csr'ram WILLIAM Gannon, town. has returned from Halihx.

Joux MCDONALD, Calgary, is visiting his mother Mrs. Allan McDonald, Mon- tague.

P R O M I N E N T MANUFACTURER SPEAKS.

In Vnnlock lli‘l, Ont., no one is better known mun Gen. 5. Watson. \Vhen bl‘ says “Cntarrhozone is a null cure," llt'pcl‘ld an it beinu so. “My wife" he writes "was subject to bail u'tncks of throat irritation and bronchii is. Many remedies were tried but. few prov: (l at nil useful. Catnrr hozone nus different. It seemedio not right at the sore spots and brought relic! quickl '. We have found Cainnhozonv an absolu e cure for bronchitis and catnrrh." Nothing currn more quickly on et. it today, two sizes, 25c and $1.00 at all I calers.

Corrrspondents sending Kings County news will please mark Kings County: at the top of first page of same, can: time of sendinu.

“Souvenir Chlnnware" views of Monte Rue. made in Germany, they are elegant.

Prices moderate at W. A. Johnstone. 8-3ld

twtf

Fancy groceries, biscuits, confectlnery. chocolates, and a nice lino of canned fruits, and vegetables at W. A. John- stone’s, Montague, P. E. I. 22dtwtf

MARRIlD.

PALMER—HART—Al Coleman, Sept- ember 18, by Rev. Hugh Millnr, Miss Alvaretta May Hart, Coleman, to Alex 22dtwtf. ander S. Palmer, Freeland.

loaves this ROBERTS -SENCABAUGll.—.\t the morning for her home in Vancouver B. C. Baptist parsonage, Murray River, S»; . after spending two months with relatives camber 19th. by Rev. B. H. Bishop, Arthur in Montague. She will spend a week in D. Roberts, of Lardner, British Columbia Toronto on her way west. to Miss May Sencabauuh, of High Dank.

Fancy groceries, bisenits, conlectionery, chocolates, and a nice line of canned fruits and vegetables at W. A. Johnston’s, Montague, P. E. I.

MR9. DANIEL STARR]; 1'

FOR SALE-100 acres freehold land situated at Commercial Cross. For par ticulars apply on premises, to owner Benjamin Sickles, Com'l Cross, P. E. l. 9~‘.7.ltw1w.

DIED

licCANSEL—At the home of its (mind p‘Irents George and Mrs. Murdoch,li'Iurra:~ River, September 18th, Mary Mildred, in font daughter of Duncan MoCannel, ngczl

1 month and lo days. . Toums’rs and others "attention." The finest. line of "Souvenir Stationery".

views of Monmuev souvenir DUEL cards t

and souvenir goods of all kinds ever . Again

Miss Cnuisrixn A. MAPLEUD left S lilll - day morning on return to Belmont, Mann after ,spehdirig’ her vacation with her parents in East Vallcyfltltl. She was accompanied by her Lister Florrie, and Margaret Mandonald.

shown at Montague. Call and ~inspt'ct,sure to buy—they‘- nre all . butes.—-\\'. A.

Johnstonc, Montague. Mitwtf. Banana. oranges. lemons. and re-inirodtlre the question items-(received weakly) at W. A. of stout wearing clothes

Johnston‘s,Montague. 1’. E. I. 28dtwtf. “Herring” No lseleoted, “July Catch,"— ln halt barrels and retail at W. A. John- stone‘e Montague. lldtwif.

I for ilielusty lads and stir- ing girls. Goto your dry good dealer, your cloth men or your dresemaker and ask what is best. they will all tell you

Oxford Cloths

~6dtw6m.

THE body ot‘Laughlln Macdonaid, Bay- ficid, was discovered early Wednesdin morning, lying on the road near the Son- ris cheese factory. Dr. A. Mnclean, coro- ner, was notified, and took charge of the remains. An inquest was held at the court. house and the following jury eni- panneled 1—“. H. Acorn. foreman ; Allan Boiener, Patrick St. John, \Vm Mellett, James Dunpliy, J. C. Ferguson, James MncCormack. Aftertheavldenoeofsevcrr.l persons was taken, who had seen the dc-

ceseed during the day, the jury returned

a verdict of death from natural causes. on Council megs—1;; the sewn, M0" The deceased was about seventy-five years day n each month James pug“, Muyor of age, and had led a wandering life for W. W. Clarke. City Clerk.

some “me push Next meeting Lodge Prince Edward S. 0. E. Tuesday, Sept 25th at 8 o'clock- lied Rose Degree. initiation.

BuiCured By Chimherlain’s Colic, Cholera

and Dlarrhoea remedy. New York Coats. not copies of New ‘Whnn my boy “'55 two Yen“ 0]“ he York ones made in Cunmin but right had a very severe attack of bowel noun zood Amer...“ ones chosen by Miss plaint, but by thousa of Chamberlain‘s Dom", when“, New York received by Oolio,Cholern and Diarrhoea Remedy we express yesterday, .15: 1mm“ 3; co, brought him out all right," says Maggie 9.22:1 tw 2i, flicker, of Midland, Mich. This remedy can beds ndedu nin the most severe cases. EVE: cholerzoinfantutu is cured by “39‘ “99 5"“- ""“‘ P‘mms‘c’“ U'gzdwgl' it. Follow the plain printed directions Every (15y brings a new lot of very and n curesls certain. For sale by "1- pretty Cnnis for ladies. Prices mnge druggists. from sin (lilio $5M] Oil. No two ailkc. .lns l'ebon 8L Co. 9221 iw it.

More new (Jon's by express, the prett-

r———\ : LEATHER

GOODS

We are showing every choice line of high grade leather gcods in

Hand Bags. Purses. Card Cones. Letter Books. Bill Books.

These goods are exactly the some as are sold in the leading Toronto ret. ii stores ard we happen to know, that our prices are much lower.

Sale bvlcn dcr

The under sgncd will receive iendcrs up to noon on the x6’l‘ll oi’ AUGUST NEXT for all the real estate, propertii s and buildin s thereon in the CITY oi CHARLOT‘fE TOWN, P. E. 1., former- y owned, and and operated by the

Dominion Packing C0.,li(i'

together with all the machiner , fix- tures, furniture. tools, plant an sup- plies contained therein and thereon.

A full description of the property, to gether with a schedule of the loose astets. will be furnished upon applica- tion. The loose assets consist in part- of waggona, trucks. carts,acalea, tierces, ‘ vats, puncheons, barrels, tuba, pails, tine, cues, ha a, boxen.eic., and a large supply or labe e of every description.

crmi'e tn view the property will also be furnished to intending bidders.

Terms or payment 5 per rent on noti- fication of acceptance of tender, balance iacaeh within thirty days.

No tender necessaril accepted.

Address lenders an letters of en-

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STANLEY BROS,

MILLINERY

Announcement l

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Miss Annie Sullivan A

Our millice', has Just returned from the millinexy openings in Toronto and Montreal, where she worked in swerai cf the largest establishments, thus practically obtaining all the newest modes and styles ( {trimming both felt; and shapes.

Miss Sullivan invites all her old pa'rons and as many new ones as will cut ust their work t'o lit 1'; and will guarantee absolute satisfaction or no sale.

STANLEY BROS.

GUST--O

The hew B‘eakfast Food

Ready tor the table—

_ Pr1ce 10c Pkge. ' Acrisp delicious wheat—food. Try a package. A toy for the children in every package.

SANDEHSON ck: Co. , Sunnyside Grocers.

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Boys’ School Suits

We have made ita special point to secure good

strong and durable Suits for the Boys.

We have them made in Norfolks, Oxfords, and

th rte piece. It will interest you to see our stoelr.

Biys’ special School pants made of good strong

tweed; sizes 22 t) 35.

Priccs 45c, 75c, 90c, $1.00 up to $1.45.

S. A. MCDONALD

P E. Island’s Greatest 0 Clothing Store.

Good music in the home is invaluable. That

Canadians of culture fully realize this is shown by the many homes that contain a

HEINTZMAN 8: 60. PIANO

(MAD! IV V! OLD! I'll"! Ol‘ NIINTZHIN 0 I79,

It is a particularly fine instrument to sing to as. well as to perform on.

“The tone of the Heintzman Co. Piano is