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_ S 90 a m (local) for St Peter’s Ba

L_i_nii:s` Di>.A\vi:i>.s of good

.durable cotton, tucked lace 256

ilIIlBElI. LINE

8' S- “POL1N0" is due hcre' from Mon-

ll “gli Nlld. via Sydney North SydI1€_5"

i_ °\'furth ' "' »- fr°ht M tgeappprtinformation as to eig or

___g ____ THE ouAaDrAir

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Garments

Pfettily trimmed with lace and em- broidgrv, particularly adapted fm WARNI \\ l~ XTHEI W EAR

extendin from th A

O, an its

Pacino Coast connections at Chicago it

-< forms one ot the most important links ‘ in the line oi transportation

Gleaned By Guardian Report Ara me crriircrrru Trunk snot Q _

0n'yagrea.t highway ottraihc nom ' I -

M-S and correspond n Portland o_n the eist to (Anon o in the .

to the G5, lt Lak e tlimtlc _ sgaboaid - _

98, is one 0 temost ' I I "r 1

modern and extensive railway - __ _

Local zatronsin the world-The Grandoilg-iiiliili _ I

bys~e;n With its European ci-nnec

Il tions at Portland and Quebe d

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IN CITY ANI) IllIlINTIlY

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Thi I-'front International Route-” , 'k ' » ~ " ‘ -_ -- - - .

-tum-__ Traverslng 4 800 miles ot -ear h and

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8 is _wcsg but it also reaches orgconneetr _ I -

_ _-with many oi the most celebrated tour- - ff - '

_, leg; Bujggl of ||3”¢|||||g3 [mud About ,tit resorts on thecoutinent. It passes* ._ _

iii onlime i.'°“g“ “F” ‘*"‘°°°"° 't"°‘Y°f wen- f _

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_ -. . , . “the masses who desire comfortabl _ - rl _ 1 »‘ = _ _ »

10'I_i_;i-. mail train arrived last night :rt rapid mms ,__ 9 Md

Q Amongits many scenic attricions, Q

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I -_ _ 'I. t ` _ I" - .. - _- D -_ is

__ cut Louis D.-iviizs and bis Private ° °f me m_°5l ill\_0l'_6Sli!1_'I._ possibly - _ _` A * ._

TNJGHP GL,,,~_\-,_ made of good _ becretary leave this morning for Hali. be°au5°_30 91511] I`68_Ch0ll;_ is the White _ . _

smug cOm_____ tucked voke_ fa, phe, my Proceed to Quebec in n Mountains._ Towering in -grandeur . . I

lace trimmed U 413)’ 02' two. aug magmhceuoe’ and with 3*’ vaued »

al! ' f

I _ _ attractive lsurrcundinvs, they are - ‘

N_mHT G0“__\__`_ of excellent _ eggidlt. l\.lC§ ElI_.L. Slauleyflrldge. left quickly- reached,-- 1_n¢xP¢;3_jgel¥ and _

cotton, tucked and insertion gelecgltgy frglomtlg-I f1`T°dQ“‘;b°C» 3’ _3 lf1x“"‘°u’_1.Y» PY tim’ 3°°f9mmCdillUf’ '

__ _MP _r____m6d gi in _e _e lca _Council (ars_nd Clrunku Of. equal ~1l1liel'€isl, cs

front. » ~ to attend the Medical Convention to be cisllv-to t ist _ ' '

_ P0 _ Qu! s, is the River St. ‘if

- held there on the lilh, 18th, and lllth Lawrence. Honored as it is in being 3

_Www “__L_{_N__:SKmTS_ lust. _LheJ.\inne of _ The.-Tnousand_ Isllnds, it _ __ _ __ i_ _ _ _ __

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,f-_good cotton. ample size, .three tucks. wide hem,

.tucks

LADir;s’ Diz_\wi;ris, round

yoke, six tucks, lonsdale

ifrilld

We have all that is new and de-

.sirable in Iedies’ White wear.

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combo”

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Buys a pair of Lad~ l@` ies Fine Slippers@ former prices 900 to @ $1.25 a pair. not all @ sizes in each line,@ I but your size may@ be here. If you want @ a pair of Slippers @ see those in our ©f window.

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Stampor’s Corner.

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h\l»,°11 Tuesday 16th inst and sails for St

'° *Dock - lt

Tmat _ovppstieraglteinnd produce under dec s

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A`¢_u_ 3._\. HATTI-Z.\BL RS, Agent.

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liars. Lost. Fouiin Eton

-Afirl for eneral housework ` C smaiigvood. , AHSI2-

-A large room in Wi" hL's§t»'l.ll o .ll

lodge room, etc. April; to J A

uly4 tt A

re vi.-_‘ed ency_cl0P0»°di3 sic' ages. richl§illustratcd;can I

bout haf price at ornsbY'S 303%

boarders can bex comfory- at Mrs .1 A Lamcron e

Applv at ono0» nrt",

SAr.n.-1.-nares in Masonic Temple

f\')oIv ,mr phi; QQ ice.-29. tf.

of the

to li .lin W”

-Wnm: Wsnkiso Skiers Clans on the 17:11 inst.. at St. Peter’s

.my line cotton, round Bay. joke, l0DidilI@ fflllg. Six Tm-: Gsrni-;iti.\'o or THE CLAi\'s,--

The Always Busy Store.

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pt-;;must i-§tPupu|ar

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Biscuit _

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7/ii\‘ $1/

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Scorrisii GAriinRi:~,'G.-T. A. Mc-

Lean. Esq.. Chief of the Caledonian Club. has ordered a Gold Medal instead of Silver. forthe best dancer cf the Highland Fling. at the Gathering of the

Special train leaves Charlottetown at

Q- , , _- _ y. Return fare io cents. Be sure to' t k

promises to e one of the

most successful Gatherings ever held

under the auspices of the Caledonian Club.

'Inn New Brunswick and P. E. Is-

land branch of the Womau’s Missionary Soceity will meet at Fredericton. N. B.. on Weduesdav, October 5th. at 9 a m. Executive will _meet on Tuesday even- ing at 8 o’clock. Arrangements have been made for return tickets at single fare. Full particulars will be given at a latter date.- Ronnitra M Hrm;-:_

P g y om he as not on friendly terms entering one

of our clothing stores the C.' B. P.

door. Not being in a condition to ex periment in the novelty of bicycle riding he s‘arted on :i brisk but zig-zag trot

between the exulting L. B. P. and th

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To day is Boss Lunch qiv nianufactured only by t.he‘§iV§ Queen Biscuit Co, St John. Also 500 other varieties gig of fancy goods finest quahty.

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A . B U R ROWS, >~=

, Agent Summeride

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We _have just opened and

placed on sale a line of fancy tweed suitings for $14.00 a Suit they are extra good value.

ZTJSISESISISISISISISSSESESS o "1 =-~ "

Ill Ill

People are finding out thet his is the place to buy theirgg rnishings.

A130' good quility Whitesa hirts 650.

A. mcDoNA|.D.gg Lniling Fashionable Taller.

is every year swarmed with seekers :if er Leilth and pleasure. Although not so larce or so historic as manv other rivers, yet its invigorating breezes. Shady nooks and paradisaical spots are pronably more coveted than those cf any other river in the world. And these are all enjoyed by purchas- ing a Grand Trunk ticket, altghting at Kingston, Ont.. and proceeding thither- ward. Farther East onthe same river

a e . _ . é.

i[_in_ as it ._ b are_the Lachine Ripids. tne_shoo.ing of ~

which causes many a thrill in the hearts of those who take advantage of the trip. lu addition to these there are the Muskoka Lakes, Adirondacks. Mackinac Island. Saguenay River and Rangely all of which. every year. swarm with tourists who have gone thither via The Grand Trunk. Supplement the above with the many other resorts ot greater or less interest, including mountain, lake, and river scenery, and scattered, along this Rail way as it crosses and recrcsses the border line between Canada and the U S is it an w d

The Grand Trunk is also the happy

f these is the new steel Arch Bridge. across the Niagara River, below those mucus Falls. It replaces the old

ranted the management of this great

)

The old yet staunch and interesting

Lawrence River at Mont;-ral, is another

open work steel bridge is in course cf construc-tion. with double tracks. car-_ riage ways and walks for loot pas- ` sengers. _ It the reader merely considers the

cost of constructing that marvel of en- gineering skill-the St Clair Tunnel- he will think the Grand Trunk Railway Company rather reckless in its expendi- tures. But when he remembers the advantage cf avoiding a stream which freezes in Winter, and in summer teeins with craft of every description, he will conclude that the $2,700,000 was judic- iously invested. The tunnel is tubular in form, built of iron, and, with its ap. preaches, is two miles long. N o doubt the enterprising management will yet _ find it nezessaryto still greater accom. modate itseif by transforming the single into a double track.

gressive general management of Mr.

We sell clothing,

lothin

have you heard It ? .'

We want your trade, do you ‘know it?

We sell cheapest in town, do you know it ? We keepthe Ready-made Clothing, do you know it ? -Do you want to save money Z buy clothing from us.

Clothing Glothing I Clothing

. .. y on er

Tm-: C. B. P. was somewhat exhilar- that this "Great Tourist Route of I \ , " e

ated yesterday and in the superfluity of America,” as it is now commonly called, . . ' _ » - g I _ his mirth the spirit of revenge cropped is so much sought by pleasure seekers _ _ _ __ f- u _ Seein a c clist with wh and the business and commercial men -_ ` _ l - W ' ' ot both the States and Canada. K

promptly confiscated the wheel' which possessor of some of the greatest giarits I' u `

had been left on the sidewalk at the of engineering skill in America. One ‘ ' A ' ' '

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\‘ =. '1's:“.=’z ~t"$“..> Lfi =.»~€.-~ >“i 1-In ° ' ~ Bias"-'F1 ` ~ -t-ff* 'l`i"»‘->-?- ‘ -#as-ft. »"' ». .-_. 5'- .3 -

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that it must be sold for the benefit of length 1,100 feet. The upper-deck, on inconvenience himseliin any way to

the city, in order that its owner might _ which are the donnie railway tracks, Supply information. give advice. andin- Deal with J. D. Taylor, but ‘ ' not again intrude it upon the rights of is 252 fl et above the water, while the H9359 W9 P0PUlf\I`IlY Of the Pasiellgel' those who do are savinfr their - , ,

needed to “bail out" the C. B..P. of its predecessor- the Old Suspension. done fa' them’

And yet, this famous bridge is but one T°“l'“t’- ° P"1”°° Edward luana

of the many monumental evidences of l";""°‘"l;"l:°°l;‘ °” PE l’l“:ld‘ 5°'

hat the demands of a large and ever: 'a eatt 0 0° uoresorat t so ce `

the pOliCe Station where he claimed with the approaches, makes the entire T~ R- Curl-`5n» 039 WUU is eva' T93-GV to '

ritish subjects. The attention of the lower deck contains a wide central Department cf this Great Road. dolia,-s_ We can do alla kinds , spectators was about equally divide-rl carriageway, double electric tracks and of _ _ Many are taken in no*

. . . . U . 5042 increasing international traliic has war- __

hailway C°mp»n_yin_w=‘1eff»l<i»g- _ ellellllllllllllllllllllllllllllllill#_

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Victoria Tubular Bridge across the St °- M

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massive work. It is now being re- E modeled, and in it-1 stead a mammoth 5 =

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Under the new, popular and pro-

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Chas. M.. Ha fs, with Mr. Geo. B. °`

Mr. W. E. Davis as General Passenger and Ticket Agent, the Grand Trunk is

an enviable position in railioading. As

pr e e e on -rea an r-

onto is little more than eight hours 'in-_ cluding all stops of less then live min- utes, and the distance 333 miles. The train equipments are excellent, the _ first class and Pullman coaches being magnificent. - ,

The dining Room and Dinin Car ser `

every accommodation to travellers. Meals are served on both the American and European Plans, and even those ac- customed to luxurious living will obtain all they may desire, while journeying via this route. '

The employees are courteous, oblig-

ing and attentive, and the general treat- ment received by passengers makes. them feel truly “at home.”

Any desired information as to routes,

-rates, etc, will be cheerfully fumished by Mr. D. O. Pease, District Passenger Agent at Montreal, who is a busy of-

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vice opera/ed by the Compmy- affords

Reeve as geneial Traiiic' Manager, and I

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Lends character to you clothes, as well as se

urity to your watch. If you cannot invest in 3 a solid gold chain, buy E one of our gold-filled Z2 guaranteed ones. The E patterns are-exact copies -'12 * of the fine gold ones, E t and made only for the E reliable jewelry trade. '13 A great variety of pretty 3 patterns to choose from `-3 at

W. ll. _gl_liLLNER’

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,making wonderful strides and reaching

an instance oi this, the fast time made E

by express trains is truly remarkable. -=

For example, the running time of the =-_ s l T ll _ Ex ess sb tw en M t l d To

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Must have Watchesi 'fhey’re necessary. Can’t-4 do without them. .

We would like to have tubes _ - leasure of showing bin' l

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P- _ t . -_,-- 1 watches to any intending;

_..

purchasers. "‘We’ll give you a reliabl watch. “We’ll sell it at the 'righ price. I “We’ll guarantee the satisfactory.

_Hutcheso

` J eweller' and Optician.

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‘The Land otllliangeline Route I

'a -partso ew runow ex, ov; co a., ' Cape Breton and Prince Edward Io- . lllli llld BOIIOII.

Heel; of new,stee1, twin screw steagners and tastPullman Pa1aoeCar express trains offers inducemefntsi to ll h late sate

ending the Stearns alongside. The other historic Railway Suspension Bridge, ' I A heels if anv, were invisible lAlthou<rh nd is said to be the largest cf its kind flCi31» but HGV” |500 busl’ t0 37199510

iv , _ . a ' i 9 f if , _ _ the sidewalk proved rather nairow fbi' in the world. The single Steel 8.l'Cl1 iS inquiries; While those who can can at t l the arrest yet this otiiciel soon had the 550 feet in length,'and a trussed span his °f5U0 ill BOUWBUI-UTS 5l3l€l0¥l Will ‘ ` ` - ' I 0 _ » ¢ a a , ° ' ° " -' . _ - _

spun-ed when wriinr. ri... mils it-...sir emi ue feet long, together also tmdw his valuable assistant.-Mr

two waits ror peoenrians. some idea _ _ _ , _ _and are paying from 8

e amused cyclist who followed at a of as carrying cspacrty can be irdrnid The ‘@?“m°”1°l5 ln behalf °f H°°dS P $20.00 for Watches nt fe distance and -‘bailed out" h‘s from the fact that it will sustain a Sarsapnlua are Www" by h°”eSt_ P60' R ° '$5_00 by buying gf - heel. Later in the day some one was weight over six times as great as that 91° Wh° Want you t° k°°W what It has _ _ ~

We have the very latest UP TO-DATE material to do Pico work. Ypu only have to ask for prices, and if low prices will do it-,we will have the job. `

Write or Telephone us. I

_i.i>.rAvi.oR.

TI-IE PRINTER, Quai-:N sr.

ThcWondc_f IGh_ .

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KLUNIIIKE BAR

Important Ann ouncement caan inrsmssr To FARMERS.

THE management of the Charlottetown Soap

Works, announce to the farmers of Prince

Edward Island, that they have purchased at a very low figure for a term ot years all the grease byiprodnct of the Charlottetown Pork acking acto_ry, accumulating ti-om time to time,/and are_ in ar Dositiou to Supply fal'm8I'B and others with a cheap soap far -superior in quality to the home-made article. and at a rice so low as to make it scarcely worth while E0 Worry about Soap sup lies hereafter; KLONDIKE BAR will be for sale in a few

days by all dealers at the low price ot ten cents a bar of three pounds. _ THLNK OF I .-A first-class laundry and conring soap only 10 cents for 3 lbs, lt will be ‘, a waste ot time and money for farmers to bother about soap making now, The grease he has sold bo the Pork Factoryn for 5 cents pe ib. will be returned to him, ma ufactured into

a first class article of soap at a cost o ‘.1 fraction over 3c per lb.

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Ask ZourJd%5e11)foi'£on?i:ike £15, ang takcpe oot er. '

,K arlottetown Feb is '

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'P i t li betw ' J H he tasttpgssengpr and frpghn ne 8 gen

The service performed by the Companfs

rbandw odapprec ty,

eoonom comic a. s . -

~ For allintormation, tlihag tables, guide books, etc, write to A. D. Hewat, Gener Passenger - Agent. 126 Hollis St. Halifax. ’ `

P. GlFKINS,_ Supt.

_Ker\tvllle, N. S. .

_ _ W..__R`.cAMP_BEL_L,

_ General Manager

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as . ou in n ny ng will regrbt it. “Ige sales and small s our motto. Our es are the largos

Everything we sell is nrst class n

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STEAMER From Montreal. ‘

SOOTSMAN

YORKSHIRE '

LAeaADo_p :j

imm-

an.l others who are not

_ makers. D0 not be d

. but when you want a

Watch buy only of 0 understands the t asks only a fair pri: good article.

G. H. TAlI.I

-I EWELER _AN D OPTIQI

Ch’town.

'ri-IE _

re the largestmanufacturers t NG 'roots in the UNITED STAT WE CARRY s full line t

H3] |}||'|'|g[g for wood or steel Single, lluuhlo and Smile llay llttal. Steel and Bal lille Blsltlt Stat! Granules. Floor Hants. lla] lic- lic. __

Bargains tar lily

in llarrlagas and llai

Our Spring Importation is cleaned t

we havejust received two more - the Tudhope Hlghlzrado Carr

ord in our business

arranted. Buy from us and save i

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. Steamer From Boston. NEW ENGLAND Ang. ii, 6 . in. CANADA - Aug. 5,

NEW ENGLAND Sep. CANADA Sep. Nnw ENGLAND _o¢r. For rains and tnllparti

isis.. grits'

Agent rox-1

Great Georze St.

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