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DRESS GUUIJS

Our stock ot Dress Goods

is nearly complete and coni-

prises the very latest up-

to-date goods. ` QU ALI FY, PATTERNS

and PRICE that cannot be

beaten. Furs?

We have a line range of

fursin Jackets, Capes, Col-

larines, Ruffs, Muffs, etc. Our Furs are all new as we did not carry any cver. Qual- ity of our Furs is the best and needs no puffing-they sell themselves. Every gar-

ment guaranteed. ` Millinery~*

wants. New Millinery ar-

We are very busy in this

department. Miss Van- Store can attend to your

riving every day.

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cured the service of Mr. J. S. Layton. i B. A., as Vice-Principal of the Wind- sor Academy. The attendance at the ii Academy assures an average of 40, and thus an extra grant is secured. Mr. Layton comes highly recommended,

and Anna olis Academies. He is a

LOCAL BRIEFS

S. O. E. Lodge Prince Eiward meets

tonight in S. f). E. Hill, Victoria Row. Quarterly night.

Tris: Wanderers’ ‘football team will

lose Mc-Curdy and Anderson from among their forwards this season.

MEETING of Coqualeetzs Mission

Band to be held this evening at half past seven, in the parlor of the4i\I»=t'nod- ist Church. Pat. & Ex.

¢ I-`oiiEs”rnizs please remember the regular mei ting of Court Avondale to night at 8 o`clock. Payment of dues and other important business.

IT is stated that R-av. Leo. Williams.

curate of St. Paul`s has been iendcrfd the reciorship of St.P.iuls church. (Thar- loitetown P. E. l.-Halifax Herald.

Tm-1 regulir monthly meeting of the

Caledonia C.ub of P. E. Island will b'

PERSONAL MENTION.

Mr. Hugh Fitzpatrick of Truro, N. S.,

left for his horns yesterday morning. '

Mr. W. C. McDonald of Hnlifax,returns

home by the S. S. Princess this morning.

Mr. VV. B. Leard, Souris, leaves this

morning to attend the Halifax Exhibition.

Mr. R. Seaman and Mrs. Seaman.

Souris left yesterday for Halifax to attend the Exhibition.

Mr. E. Crosby. station agent at Cape

Traverse left yesterday to attend the Halifax Exhibition.

Mr. M. H. Fitzpatrick, barrister of New

Glasgow, N. S., is a passenger by the Princess this morning.

Mr. Amos \Vest and Mrs. West of Little

York, left yesterday morning for Halifax to attend the exhibit-ion.

Mr. A. E. Morri-ron, i\Ianager of the

Telegraph office here, was a passenger by the Pr.ncess yesterday evening.

‘ Mrs. Thompson, wife of Hon Fred. P. "I`homp=on of Fredericton, N. B., arrived l by the special train list evening. ` \Iiss Gussie Miittart Souiis, arrived in

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held at the club rooms, MacEic‘nern’sithe city yesterday to spend ii few dave,

building Queen St. this evening at Slfhe 911°” of 51”' iC°“d“°°°') M°D°““1“'-

o`elockf Nomination of officers aid! Mr, A. S. Mt-Lean. representing ihe E other business, B Suttlewortn Cheniieal Co., of Toronto,

to put up a good game of football this fall. Yesterday they choose Mr. i

has gone to P, Island-St. John

THE P. VV. College boys are bound l, Gazette.

Dr. A. \\'. Alcliinlay, formerly with

Dr Bairnall, comes to Charlottetown to be

Angus McWilliams as cap; ,im The | in the_Iat.ter’s ofiiee wh_ile he takes a short

team should do well with such a eip- l "“°a”‘°”~

thin. Pract Ce to-day at Park at-1 0'(-1ock~

just received fr im a large poultry firm

Island. This goes to complete Mr. Muncey’s stock of poultry as he has an elegant dock of birds of various breeds.

Mr. Samuel Drake and Mrs. Drake of

Pownal, left yesterday morning by the S. S. Princess for Halifax to attend the

Mr. D. T. Fraser. Kingston, crosses this

the Halifax Ex

in Ontario a beautiful Game Cock,one i m°§`“_i°8 9° hi” _“'37 "° _ . _ gf the ya!-gas; ever imported U the hibition, in the interests of his designing § l _

and stamping business. .` ,,, _ _ ` The many friends of Mr. James Mc- '- 9 i

Keenan of Murray Harbor, who has been

and granddaughier of Nehemiah Nicker- son of South side, Cape Island was ; married at Dorchester, Mass. on Tues-I day, September 12th, to George R'iss,l a native of P. E. Island. The cere-I mony was performed by Rev. C. Chain- 3

berlain, of the Baptist Temple, of that; city.-Halifax Herald. l

TH1-: School Commissioners have se-

having taught in Maitl-ind. Liverpool

graduate of Dalhousie. and has had special experience in teaching science. Mr Layton is a son of Rev Jacob

Co ill in the P. E. Island Hospital, will be . .

m' A pleased to learn of his improvement. Miss Jsssis E. Joints, daugiiisi- oftAFé‘>v§-hE~ A-AM¢Pl:ie:1. Eastsioiplkogpg Q;

. . aw, nnan e p s _‘Z _y

the late Thomas Jones' of Shebume' the cit yesterday on their way to Sum- " ‘ `

mersidz to attend the Baptist Conference at that place.

Dr. and Mrs. Conroy, Miss L. Anderson,

Miss McEache:n and Messrs. _Roy and Harry McLean of S0iiris,leave this morn- ing for New York, where they will at- tend the Dewey celebration and the great international yacht race.

i\Irs. James Match and her son Cyrus

returned from P. E. I. on Wednesday. after spending three weeks iii the Garden of the Dominion. Mrs. Jane Hyde, a sister of Mr. Match, accompanied them, and is now the guest of her brother on Brother Street -New Glasgow Bulletin.

Mr. Wilbert Large, storekeeper of the

Minto, immediately on his arrival in port last evening, proceeded to the hall of Victoria Division S. of T., and took his oflicial seat as Worthy Associate. Ho received a. very warm welcome from the officers and members on his return from

W. F.'1‘idma.rsh of this city,is registered

at the Halifax.-Halifax Herald.

Mr. Charles Ei. Jenkins and Mr. Robert

Llpyd of Boston, Mass. arrived by the _Princess last evening and intend remain- ing on the Island about two weeks visit- ing- _Mr. Jenkins is a son of John M. J°Dk1°S, Esq., of Bethel, Lot 48, and has l been absent from the Island about six years during which time he has been very successful and appears to have enjoyed good health as he has gained in weight 75

31;. and at present tips the scales at 228

Foornsni. at the Park this afternoon.

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l Benhey’s Liniment The Modern Pain Cure Price 10c.

WANTED-A young man

for our retail department. Must have experience in dry goods - Good reference. Weeks & Co. The People-:’s 5 Store 26, 31 cod.

Miss Gertrude Davies will

_ §i\l/E -a. Literary Recital in . ' dergarten Hall on Thurs- day evening next at 8 o’ clock p. in., assisted by the best local talent, music and song. Pro-

giéarnme will appear later.

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Office llours-9.30 ii. in. to 1 p. ID-, 2 to3p, m., 7 io8 p. m.

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For it has no superior

largest and finest stock

The wonderful array

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Charlottetown. For years we have had the reputa- tion of carrying far the i

the city. Under the .

present management it is i

vastly better than it has ever been before within the history of the house. ,

stylish, carefully selected reasonably marked fabrics is securing the undivided attentionof the best dress-

.Proud ol Our T Jackets.

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Ladies tell us, day after day-that ours is THE coat ' department ~ of the city. They tell us our coats are handsome coats. That they are well made coats. s .

And that they fit. The ladies who talk this way back up their opin- ions by their purchases. We don’t know whether we’ve ever sold you a coat. We want a chance this time. That’s fair, isn’t it. We want to show you what a big stock we have. We want to show~ you how well we can fi_t you. We want to show you ,how cheaply we can see a nice coat. \ ‘

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Moore & McLeod

IN THE PROVINCE

We Have Studied '

and gentleman to dr0P % Wirg Mauress , .

Th fi est array of handsome - - _ A _(iff ,

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II- Jackets ever shown in our yplays 0fFurS ever shown ‘Z lines we are now pushing are the best-quality and price

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.ill ClJa.I'lOtlL6f.OWD. §% T|\3 Spgglgl-A GOOD spring-all double woven wire,-strongly ‘

html' D S G d large mantle mom. ` . § made and frames nicely varnished-ought to be worth $3 7 5,

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Tl11'08.t 8nd E81' HO5plb8I . O DOUblC Wldlh IQC LO ouoenffilhls mattress we wlll guarantfyp tg g1\e

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W.F.H. CARVELI.,'B.A-, % ’ Q ~ B B Harness Oil, Imp ` ' , P ' _'

Barrister-at-Law. “fholcsale and Ret3_i1_ ~UCC'95S0f= to eel' POS- Jelly, all in handsome lithographed enamelled tins.

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Bank of Nova Scotia Building

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