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J. Webb Stanley, City, went t _ R d

ottawa yestorday. o the czigicgaxfigppald. Plnette, was in P

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in I' y “J t' ,the city Saturday.

C. Gavvin and Mrs. Duffy, City ' H

_ . . eath Strong. Summ rsid ls i mo

went to Emerald Saturday. ,mug in Gha,_,ottetown_° 6. v e- ‘Ola

Rev. D. McLean City, wane, mi M. L _ _

Wiltshire Saturday alteraoon. left ';?:tm_§_tfyh h‘::_1‘;(l’3tei;>;1:>;a'ny of men hB'il`he Laborers Union of this city

Judge McDonald City, left yester- Th N

day_on a short vihit to Montreal. ed freom Thvivsegrigxrlt ?;-gtldlriiauskol sau' M

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Mi” C°“'fP“°l1 0! ROS and Mat- w N nncneniin ni c

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T-IWWS. City. Ul>0nt the week end in B.. came to the city Saturday nighe Vin

Cape Traverse. on a short vlsm

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home Saturday night from a holiday

the western section of the Pro-

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orace McEwen and daughter, city, nr “red h°m° by the Northumberland mail train.

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IBS L&\1'!`& MSL!-rod, City; arrived for

ce. lol.

°'”" YOIK. I‘e‘|1¢Wil12 old acquaintances.

L. H. Beer, Lea Seaman, 'and' sever- He

ed to this city to reside with her R

Benj. Bremner of Carter & Co Ltd. rived home Saturday night by qw , __

Any person ending noiitnir in. i iti i M t I nd ring snnnia lens the lei li: nz u on agua’ the gum °’

Misses anna nna 'rinie Elliot ni

d a. parade yesterday morning on Iliiott's Milla and lies Bertha llc- princfpal streets of the city. Leod of Bradalbane, left last week

e former for Regina- and' the latter

Winnipeg.

W.. T. Morris, formerly of Char.

returned Saturday from attend ,

s the Hniiinx sinniuiton. Oven 8 a. rn. to 9.30 P. m. g s5_¢q|-4;y_ gspumbu “mbps

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ssilled Col. nit; laszeilighlt. we mumed t-° mm

oetown. is in this city from New;

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7 H°°\l 0m¢`°= lf' NSW /'rowsei Block ,Charlottetown gs: "°°k on a visit to Kingston, any night from Moncton. r ' ,_ __

R H Sterns City went, to 3 i W ' __ ' __ J V ‘ ' \4 I.. \‘ .` _ . . _ . Uuris Phe mail train arrived at ten Ullr- Hi ' » lc \ J _\,f/f ‘\\

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R_ H_ smug _m"`d. C‘,m,“ Ghana,” r The Burrell Store on Charlotiefownfs Buried Street ~

rof. Barlow and wife were pas- city, '

Sweets to this city yesterd'ay from in

Re!yl.sD5itHT\rf: Sfhl-Islifax arrived- D. G. Cameron, Montague, was gn Freetown. |

=Mrs. Ewen Gillespie, returned to thel ~

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Was formerly prominent in ath- ` ',

of the members of the Petewaua -letic circles. ' i'

. contingent. arrived home Saturday -i ll i

I night. Minn Lillie Riggs; city, returned _

E¥g mg, _ - sntni-any night from n visit to

Mrs. Frank Cannon and family have Glace Bay. Her mother, Mrs. Wm. ,. l

oy iggs, has so far recovered as to ha i'§5,___;__ __ ___l_ '

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iss Louise Toombs, Clifton, who

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Saturday- and sever.'_ other young Indies of

**’ this city enjoyed a fishing excursion ’

. A. McDonald, Harry Williams t

Mrs. H. H M . . _ - - ‘

weeks was a passen er home t i M' s Lmlw, rs 'H E Bun ' » »~ ` r - -I-~ l ` '- ’

8 ii n. is ew S, the Misses Horne,, _ ll \,!!,_.,."-i-,!,!,!\_

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G°°~ J~ Lime Of VMS City 1915 number of fish were eau lit d

_ g , terday for St. Joh in ti ~ g an an

" \.\\~\`;1w i. "-,V with the K of P. n comm Lu moyame day was Spent' `

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be able to come home in about a

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A RANGE of thoroughly well tailored, smart

“classy” garments recently received now on

exhibition in our ready Io wear room. These skirts

1 I appeal to us as being the clioicest garments of the

""u/.,_i_,,!-\-`_'~_u‘ sort we've shown ‘for many a moon". Made up

in handsome designs-well tailored--nicely fitting.

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Hunter River Saturday. Quite a

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Latest models in ladies attire demand perfect fitting cor-

scis without which tile finest garments lack set and style, In

I The Celebrated P. C. Parisian Corsets

\Ve have the most beautiful and perfect fitting corset made

today. Our stock includes all ilic best styles - perfect fitting

- models. The new deep hip, together with the “long” hip,

_- the “habit” hip, and the gored hip in long and short waists,

'. straight front styles, --the girdle thc Bins cut the “abdominal” ' stout wonicn`s corset nf`for<l fi choice few stores can offer. 'We

rs_onime<l the P C. corset for fit and satisfaction. Price from _;5c to $1.75 Pair.

Misses Alice Balderson, Helm

Wakeford and Bessie Beer of this csty leave Thursday to attend Mt. Allison Ladies' College.

W. C. Casey, T. P. A., C. l". lt.

St. John, came to this city Sritus- day and went east yesterday, rc- turning in the evening.

On account of the principal's neces-

sary attendcnce at the funeral of t/he late R. B. Norton, Prince Street Schooi, wil not be reopened to-day, The opening wi'll be tomorrow (Wed- nesday) at nine o'clock a. m. There will he two full sessions of the school on Wednesday.

Among the arrivals to this city

yesterday were Miss Grace Manning

- Something new in Fall Shirts, is zi plain seven gored Venetian , cloth, in Navy, Black, Brown and § green, has four inch bias fold about

six inches from the bottom..

Price $5.95

,T Another one comes in lieavier

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A full kilted skirt in navy,

brown and black venetian has three folds, four inches apart around the bottom

Price $8.65

A thirteen gored skirt in navy,

brown and black venetian cloth has

Miss Ethel Olurk, daughter of B

George Clark Kensington came to no Misa Genie Mummy oi Gowan

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,the city yesterday and intends Lzaiu-:BNC I B C eo lgg Misses

_ _, yrde and Winnie Kenny, Summ -r- mZ`f°f 11 nurse "1 the P- E- I- U0* side, H and Mrs. Lawrence and child,

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cloth,has thirteen gores with a small

a small tuck on each seam, and a bias piece in Grecian pattern around the bottom

pleat on each seam has one large

' bias fold and two small ones around

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i Among the arrivals by the mail ftrain last night were Professor A.

Pillai- who have been visiting at Murray

Harbor, Mrs. and Miss Adams, Port H'l.l, all regisiuered at tile Quang, J, K. McGrath, Souris, W. C. Glover,

f= the bottom, colors Navy, Brown and ». Black Price $7.25

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Price $9.75

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. Among the arrivals by the North-

W. Seaman, Professor Rose and wife, gp-ing V 1| H _ A_ L' F T, B. Riley, Henry Smith and Mosidgoilris’ D_nAe,y'wedT;¢k, summeizisggi Pllleali- and A. C. Rogers, Summ¢rai(1e_

Undoubtedly the fastest game of

umberland were G. W. Wakeford nn-.1 baseball pl d i uf M f daughter Helen. M. P. Hogan, Tho- time was :iytiiqssldd ul; ii lhrgldrcsgvlild mae Kiskham. E- Boswell and Mrs- of spectators nt victoria Park on Horace MCEWW- Saturday afternoon when the Char-

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ttetown Business Co.l.ego team, et and defeated the Commercial

"D train at R°'5'f"1tY J“n°tl°'“ 011 Trnvelfiers by the score of twelve to

Saturday morning, missed her foot- ing and had a. narrow escape from b iwhaf would have been a serious ac- 0 'cidont. .

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er,Mrs. John Ross, Grafton Street. She was accompanied by her son Fred of the Bank of Nova Scotia., Caml>he.lton, who has been on a va- 5

A lady, who ran to board the west- m

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n. The game was very exciting and

oth teams played well. The feature I the game was a three base hit by McKenzie of the C. B. C. which rought in two runs. Charley Thomp-

Mgsénius:b‘:`§e:I;L§°;1v;tl§r;::fl;lI{3` son umpired the game to the satis' er' D ° “ ° ' faction of all. V,

A large coocourse of friends as

einbled at the residence af the late

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Exclusive Models in Furs

Our great ten day exhibit of new furs opens to P.E.I. ladies a chance

' to choose from he cream of Canadian furriers products-at just about the ,;. Factory Price This range of fine samples, left with us on exhibit includes, ' Fur Neckwear,

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Fur Coats, '

Fur Lined Coats.

, Drop in uavc them shown you buy if you cannot resist their seductive appeal--don’t buy unless they’re the best value you’ve ever seen l

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cation and left yesterday on return.

l The management of New Wonder-

R. B. Norton to pay the last token of respect to the departed. Rev. Mr. Woodroofe, Rector of St. Pau<l's onducted the service. The beautiful

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land wishes to announce that owing ° to unforeseen circumstances, Mi 5 fi McDona.ld's engagement with than W

tual so appropriate to the occasion as rendered. The service of song

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DIED.

I Better Than

her p ace s , Marion Dall Zell whose engagline. r. 0

was conducted hy Prof. HJ W. Watts

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‘ 0peII§ Aug was not to have commenced until tho house at 6'15 this morning for the

CONDITIONS.

* n eight day clock will be placed

in one of our RlcliinondSl show wiiido.\s. The person guessing

, in-_lim-st to The number of hours and ‘ mmiitcs thc clock will run with the - one full winding will be presented with thc l>f_-nniiful clock In the cvcui of ivlo o more tieing, the ticket licfiriiig the earliest date to be

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WHO MAY GUESS.

ii ny person nmlzing a purches

of $1.00 or more in any one of ou Ilepnrtiiiciits is entitled to ri guess

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-middle of the we-ek. Miss Dall Zell

first. appearance last night, and it it e

excellent music is in store for New Wonderland patrons while shs re-

mains here. The management is to be congratulated upon being so fortnn-I

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is an earnest of what she can do, some o

ate in securing a singer of such un- n doubted and uncommon ability. Ch

Eastern train and proceeds to Brad-

ai ill b infterr-

ist t hih hrl, enliwhere the rem nsw ie

made an n an aneous on C d in the cemetery there, ‘beside that

f his father and brothers. _...__

At the Police Court Saturday morn ing the trial of Joseph Shepherd nd Charles McDonald both arged with horse stealing and other

burgliaries came up for hearing. Mr.

NORTON-In this BcitIy1xSi;nd;y..

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irate” ,$.12 .,. ... ..._ Assessment

HonNsi»~.it straabnrg, sank.. on | June lst Fanny. eldest dH“Ehf/el' M John and Mrs. Horne! B505 23~ '

Funeral will leave her father's retai-

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was e y e, 'served and a. large number of visitors 1

' 1 , , J l '\ ' Pope and Dr.. Blanchard play Miss,

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Another lot of those famous Black Silk_ Underskirts re-

ceived a few days ago has a deep iiounce s_hiri'ed and fucl¢_ed made full and ample. Flonnce is lined with percaline giv-

ing extra protection for wear good value at $§.oo _

7 Our special price $5.98.

1°. _ owe/5’ms:.[’d!

up l l l - ` od beforeinext match. At the conclu-

' _ _ " sion of the <isy’s play. the winners

much enjoyed by all. 'llie weather

v r dn afternoon tea was

were present. Foilpwing are the t names of those taking part in the match and the result of the fire. 1 day's play. Miss Pope and Dr. t Blanchard won from Miss' Bremne i

H. W. Longworth won from Mrs. Jae. | £0 Warburton and T. W. Davison. Mrs ld W. S. Stilwart and A. W. Weeks wo: I-

Miss .Haviland and D. B. Stewar. ‘ won from Miss Rogers and Dr. Alley. I Miss Weeks and W. G. Beintley won from Mrs. Morson and A. A. Mcliean. Mrs. A. A. Bartlett and A. A. Bart- lett tied with Mrs. Blanchard and H. S Pethick. This foursome will play

'rnn golf units on saturday nit.-.» Pnimer. Atwmev-General arveared is

noon were the scene of a lively con- p

I te-it when the iirsb match of mixer:

foursomes for the Barclay Bracelet G

` was played. Twenty-four players en

t-‘red the conrtest and the game was

rosecute the criininalehargc F.~L. Hnszard appeared on behalf of the evernment. John S. McDonald (sworn) I am stationagent at Traca- die Cross. The station was broken into between 6 and '7 o'clock on 'l‘ues» &y evening., My daughter had been here and left just after the last rain had passed. I found out on

dence at Winsloe on Wednwday U10 9 h at 8 p. m. for Sherwood cemet-

L ery. _.'i'EWAR’l`-At Mount Herbert. L01; 48, Sept 6, 1908, James Stewart. B8* ed 84 years.

Funeral from his residence today

The New Guarentced Instalment Policy issued be the Sun Life of Canada meets all requirements of those desiring chea insurance besides cairying guarantees cash surrender values, paid up innin- ance etc. For rates apply to

MCLELLAN-At St. Andrews on the

Tuesday at two o'clock.

7th Sept. Donald Mclnlian. Funeral to St. Mnrgarets on moni- ing train Wednesday- The dsfrea-B04 was the father of Hev. A, P. Mc-

IEI. Il. E IF! C) VV. Charlottetown - - Manage: for P.E. Island

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Lellan, St. Andrews.

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Wednesday morning that the station lad been broken into. When I went here about 7 o'clock I found the *° waiting room door open and thought

nnd Mr. oinrir. Mins Binncnnrd nn fsrdvablv my davzhter had forgotten

oors broken and all the drawers of

lock it. On going in I found two

“Bi| vaiae the ,Iwo Mau are lllng for twenty-live cents their own

make of lllihrveseent Aperialt Salts

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equal in quantity and quality to th: ‘ Imported at 'sixty cents. During thr

summer season lit is £naqtpalladtf:x `

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he desk brolaen o en. I found a bench bum- I,-M ‘ M.-“M dunk* qu"

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from Mrs. McCready and Percy Pope fl

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xe gone and in my opinion the

lrawers were smashed open with it.

found that the waiting room had

been broken in and the lock was bent and a window pane of the office re- moved. Court then adjourned until Thursday at ten o'clock.

drew again for the-second rnatch, the players being paired as follows: Miss

Haviland and D. B. Stewart. Mrs.g W S Stewart and A W Wedrs play, Miss Weeks and W G Bentley Miss

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ol our cake nnaot be an-pu-. sed. You want aamclilng nice for that little plmlc. Than ordarteome of our.

Sultana or Nut or Fruit Cake

just what: you want.

Telephone zu

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Brownie Camera '

This is a Camera

which for coinpactness and quality of icture it takes, cannot he ex- celled it the price

$2.00

Call and let us show

and explain about it to you,

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