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away or to U88 ’ in

your own home the best silver is

1885

R. WALLACE

Silver platsthat resists wsu Guaranteed ahsellhb.

W. W Wellner

Exhihition Week willsoonbe here '

and while attending the fair you should call in and have your photo talven. For most satinfactory and ddlghtful results you should try our work. Prompt aervite. resaonabio

prices.

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Hard Coal

Afloat and to arrive per

Schovnus “Lltmfetta” and

Iohanna" and “Ann ].~ Train-

or" lzoo Tons best quality

Hard Coal in Egg, Stove and Chestnut Sizes.

Customers would do well to

bcok their orders_ so as tt have their Coal delivered

whilst vessels are discharg ing.

C. Lyons CD. Co

`W-A-N.-T-E-ll _

Choppers loaders Q Swampm

The Lumbeiing Department oi

The Nova Scotia Sttei and C. at Company, Limited, of New Glas gow, Nova Scotia, have an opening for t 5 or 18 Fallers and swampers, also a good cook. - .

Work to begin at once, and con

iinne dhring the fall and winter.

The best of board and go o d

wages to capable mm. _

None but persons used to lum

beting need apply to

lumbering Deparimenr,

Nova Scotia Steel & Coal Co, Ltd.,

Nova Scotia.

N°"°'“"“°`"' Beer ffl Goff’s

9 7M|ol,Etoi

School Boots

' For* ,

School Children

We have just recieved a full. line of nice up to date Boots in all sizes Good School Boots solid leather selling at lowest prices See window.

J. ll. Bell

Great George St.

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dna hsrdabout Aug. goth with a cargo et' tooo tons ofthe cslsbrstsd Lacttswans Anihraelts Coal in Stove and Chestnut

streak this to the same quality of coal whtc gave such good satisfaction taht season.

Pggflgg frqulfirnv Hard C0ll IPB P6

questgd to book thplr orders at- ence and sohindl arrange to.take daltvary while vessel in discharging when prices are Gwent. '

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dressy footw_e.1r that me-n ' have always wantui. lt is strong, stylish, heavy and made of the best leather, very comfortable to the fret- an ideal ‘

Walking Boot For Men

. It is made from tan willow,

storm blucher cut with bel.- lows tongue and double sole. new nobby toe, heavy heels and genuine cali lining It isa good~vear wetted model made in this vear‘s most pop- ular last and is just right for street and general wear-~-it will outlast; several cheaper pairs.

Allslzes. apair .......$5

'Alley E9 C0

/135 Queen St.

Picltling Vinegar

'lite Fitkting season will soon _be here 'md as usual we are we-ll Stocked withlhe bert grades of vinegar on the market. Wt #rave in slock.-

Proof White Wins

" English Mall. Pure English Mall

" Cider

Also a good assortment uf Plcltli tg Spice n pkges and in bulk-

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The v -cat on is ended; Lhe jol'y friend

are se,;arated,~ hut--, ou can lt. ep them

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with you and be with them in ptclu cs

Pri bably you owe it to ti\cn|_ and mod-

ern photography makes the o iligatio-.s an easy one to meet.

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Burlteon Dentist psrlin Dental Parlors B ehmond Bt. Phone i5tiJ

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Via the lntercoionial Railway

Ocean Limited Express, the shortest most\ comfortable and convenient mods of travel between all Princs lildward Island points, and Quebec and Montreal. Connection with this fast through express is -made rir steamer to Point du Chant daily ex- cept Sundays, and a train from the Points meets the Westbound Ocean Limited at Moncton. Tickets and reservations may beobtainsd at the office of W. K. Bogsrs the' local ticket agent., The Ocean Limited travels through 'E' territory rich in scenic bsautv and makes the fastest time of any through train from the Lower Provinces to the metropolis arriving in Montreal at 7.85 a. rn. which is ample time to enable the traveller to mais connections with tha fast through trains of the Grand Trunk Railway for Toronto, Detroit, Builaf lo, and Chicago, and other Wsstsrn Wine., 1-at it tg tt.

"Mao'a Blood Food will cure any diasase arising from an imnura or

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TZHHRLOTTETOWN AND ELSEWHERE

If. pays to buy in this Province.

Chnrlca E. McDonald, Kensington,

was in Charlottetown yesterday. I

Arthur Clark. 0'Leary, was in

Charlottetown yesterday.

Dr. Smallwood, Souris, was in Charlottatown yesterday.

James Callaghan, Charlottetown,

was n Passenger east yesterday.

John Risdsn, Charlottetown, wast-

passenger west yesterday.

J. Walter, Jones, Charlottetown, wan 9, passenger to, Summerside yes-,

mv. F. H~. Mon-iann, oaktnna, cau- fornia, leaves on return this morning after visiting friends in this Province.

Miss Mabel Stuart, of the P. E. I.

Hospital, Charlottetown, was npas- senger west yesterday.

D. M. McLeod, merchant, Hunter

River, was in Charlottetown yester- day.

The many friends of G. Fl. Simp-

son, M. L. A., Morell, will regret to learn that he is seriously ill in the P. E. Island Hospital.

'l‘. L. and Mrs. Trowsdale, Char lottetown, leit yesterday -for Sum- merslde en route to St. John, where they intend to locate.

As will be seen by thc advertise-

ment. all the household furniture o' the late P. P. Gillis, also safe and cash register will he sold by auction on the premises, 48 Great George Street. on September 19th.

Present indications would suggest

abundant crops in this Province this autumn. In many of the fields heavy filled heads of grain are already stocked up, and lcok beautiful as one drives along the country road- way. All those who have cameras ought to take a few hours oil within the next two weeks and secure some of these beautiful harvest and au- tumn scenes, just to show others what the Garden of the Gulf can do in the way of growing crops, etc. When some have been secured send them to the Poetry, Prose and Pho- tography Competition which closes at the end of- this month. That con tribution may help to bring some outsider to this Province. or better still inspire some oi the restless ones that this Province is good enough to live, in and mnke a living, especially if one works here as hard as they would have to do if they went else- where in this busy world.

(From Yestorday's Evening Guardian

J. Crosklll, Charlottetown, leit

this morning for Rotheany, N. B.

R. E. Spillett. Charlottetown, went

to Emerald this morning.

Jas. B. Hogan, Charlottetown, was a passenger to Summerslde this morn. ing.

Gao. A. B. and M'rs.1vtennna1d,

Charlottetown, leit this morning for Montreal.

_ Alfred Duchemin, Charlottetown, was B passenger to Hunter River this morning.

Mrs. R. C. God, Charlottetown,

was a passenger to the mainland by the Northumberland this morning.

The Northumberland leit this morn-

ing for Picton at 8.30 with a general cargo and a fair number of passeng- ers.

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Misa Bolle McKenzie, Charlotte-

town, left this morning to take up her music .course ~at Mt. Allison, Hackvillc. ‘

_Sam. Murphy, Charlottetown, thc well known hockey player, leit this morning for New Glasgow where hc has secured a position.

Mira Dorothy Sutherland, Char-

lottetown, left this morning for Sackville, N.B., to resume her stud- les in Mt. Allison,

Miss- Helcn Haszard, Charlotte-

town, leaves tomorrow morning for New York where she will study art during the fall and winter term.

_ Miss Helen Hughes, B.A., Char- lottetown, left this morning for Ed- monton. Miss Hughes is receiving the congratulations of hcr friends on securing n. position as head of the Vocal Department of tha Alberta Coi- lcge. , -

::Ii the man \-who shoves himself

would ones use it Gem Junior Safety Razor he would never use any other. We guarantee this razor to give cn- tire aatislnction and speak of it from personal knowledge. We have no hesi- tation in recommending it and the price ($1.00) is low enough to appeal to all. E. A. Foster, Central Drug- store. -

,.___'-'- ' l’eople’s Theatre

Pictures that p instruct and Entertain. To-night

impoverished condition qt the blood. A box Mio. The Two Macs. 9-9M8i.

terdey. '

.vsnt to Atherton this morning.

J. A. Meascrvey, Charlottetown,

sd this morning from Georgetown.

Prnt. J. AL Murphy, Charlottetown, returned from the east this morning.

E. W. I-Iyndman, Charlottetown,

wont. to Summerslde this morning. -

Brackltly Beach, P.E.I., are returning nomo tomorrow.-Ottawa exe.

has been spending his vacation hero

Allison, Sackville, N.B.

Mrs. R.M. Coulter and Miss Win-

nitred, who spent the summer at Brocton Beach, P. E. I., have re- turned home.-Ottawa exc.

Major and Mrs. E.J. Chambers and

their children, who spent July and August nt Aiknnn Ferry, P.n.1., nnvn returned home.-Ottawa axe,

Professor Murray MacNeiil, Mrs.

MacNe`lll and family who have been summering in P. E. Island, returned 'o the city and are again at Iiirch- dale.-Halifax Exc.

P. S. Brown, Charlottetown, Pro-

prietor of the Revere Hotel, Char- lottetown, has been appointed a ll- censed starter 'by the National Trot- ting Association. Mr. Brown is the only l`icensed starter in this Province and is receiving the 'glad hand from everybody interested in horse racing.

Theeastern express arrived in Char-

lottetown today at 8.20 a.m., tive minutes late; the southern accommo- 'lation at 9.40 a. m., tive minutes late; the Cape Traverro accommoda- tion at 9.55 a.m., on time, and the Tignish accommodation at 11.-i0 a. m.. on time. '

At the Charlottetown Police Court

this. morning the following drunks were disposed ol: Peter Keenan, $10 or 30 days; Ed. Hennessny. $5 or 20 days; Martin Power, $5 or 20 days; A. McGa\tghey, $2 or 10 days, and Henry McA1eer was dismissed, it bc~ *ng his first. odcnce.

:Ili you don't feel good-if it's

stormy-if you can‘t. lcave the child-, tfen. or, if for any other reason you cnn’t come out or don’t want to come out-just telephone. Your wants will be attended to just as promptly and carefully as though you came in nerson. Whether it's rubber goods, candy, a prescription-no matter what-.lust telephone 219, The Mc- Kinnon Drug Co., corner Gt. George and Kent Sts. MEti.

n Remnants of

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(From Yestorday'a Evening Guardian) . C n a n t R. M. J ohnaon, Charlottetown, , , K ~ _ `

leit this morning for Sutumersldc.` ` S e G. Heseion, Charlottetown. return- , ,

. at Stanley Bros. p

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n.f.°‘l§`ni5.§2§Z§.'I'.‘\fi`§1°i.f.°”°»f.'5i iHundreds of ends of fabrics _of every discriptiou °"°“" ° '°“’ “'°°.'§'_'_. have collected during the last iew months and we have

.tfi§§aF§.»§i.' f§i§idti.'2°.i.".f.i§.i“°§i now pricedthese very ‘ow and placed them on sale

...3.'.€2.'..2f“‘..‘.!iL"°f.'.i1':.ii.‘i‘.‘I";,‘i.';;.S§;‘§.; . Dry Goods Gingham. Drills

plygthe Northumberland this morn- h M us] I n Galatlas \*

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Carl Fletcher, Charlottetown, who SC fge va In l) 1 1 -_ ` S TU wel l I U gs ten. tins morning on return to Mt. L tl Sl 6 1' Pl' tl lS COtlO l'l S

Si on lev Bros The otwt-.vs busv .Store

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The ChiIdren`s Teeth

are aa impmtint to be lot-kad after as are the t ltinr pen le's-re liups more so. '|h:ir_ teeth ru ry not a-‘he nor ‘te decay- ed- they shot in rot he allowed tn get so. A too h in time,” wall asa t~t‘tt h in time. saves nine. Rrnrg the little loika into our office, and their tvs-.th will be careiu ly looked after. First-class work at mv derate prices.

DR. ,ROBI N S

|15 Queen Street, next Beer Bt Goff Bhoue 175 l

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, L. B. Miller, Principal

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K. J. MARTIN. B. A.

Barrister Nota 7 Public, ate

Mons! to Loan

Morris Block- harlnttstown

Dr. C. ll. Porter

' Veterinery Surlenn

l‘l` . h tl i iii i3.5’.fIn?.'e'i'tT-°5n‘I.f‘l>n‘§'€‘2»'t‘i.n‘.}l'_ r5§‘i’r'iJ‘t- tetnwn l-‘hone 2ti. , Consultation and Medicine by mail

one dollar.

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Ci. .tri-zo , M. o.

In the pay envelope that’s where your education afiects you.

'l‘od~\y there are thousands of men and women enjoying congen- ial lucrative positions that would otherwise be eking out shunt- drum existence but for the education received at the C. B. C

Don't wait for something to turn up- be ambitious do the

"turning up" yourself. The C. B. C can qualify you for p -s ition as accountant. stenogrnpher, reporter. bank cltrk, corres- pondent, broker, nilice manager, navigator, or engineer

Write today for free pro~pectus and ful information to

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Charlottetown Business 'College

' L. B. M|l.|.ER, Principal-Victoria Row J

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Purchasers of cut glass

need to make sure that they are getting the genuineart icie.

\Ve know that there is be-

ing markettnd by manufactur- ers who are considered reliable a line cf so called cut glass in which the pattern is really pressed, and afterwards touched up and polished on it a. wheel.

Our Cui Glass i fully:cu| When the cutter taltas a piece in hand it is perfectly plain nn both aides and every line is cut and polished by hand.

We control for Chariottetowmlhe

product of the -oldest and largest Canadian factory, and feel that we . have the very best in cut glass to offer our patrons.

G. F. llU'|`CllESON

jeweler-Opticiain

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Hyslop Bicycles $25.00

H Elysian wheels represent the

maximum of reliability and service, with real and aub-

,, stantlal value positively

guaranteed. All sizes for msn, women and children. IU orders titled promptly.

. lY8l.0P BROS. Ltd.

Repsentsnvs

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Upen to

Six' Competitions

Everyone

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th: Gull any siz-.) Gold Medai,

Gold Medal.

+cript or photograph

. Class A., N0. t- For the best porin, referring to Pilate Iidvtatd Is had (not more than tive verses ) Gold Medal.

No- 2 -For the best description in prose of this Province as apiace

tr live in (not more than 300 words.) Gold Medal.

No. 3.-For the three best harvest or farm scenes lu the Garden of

Class 8,, No 1.--For the best mont (any suirject ) not more than

five verses. Five volumes world's best poetry '

No. 5 For the best e‘say (auy.~:ul~ject). not more than thre

mndred words Five volumes He -ry Van-Dyke's Works.

No 6 --For the best three photographs, any subject, (any air 1.)

These competitions are free to all, and it must be understood that

-ll manuscript be written on one side of paper, with name and adtiws if party attached. Photographs must be mounted, with name and ads iress of serdcr written on back of picture. ln all classes piece the C'sss A or B with the number you wish to compete under, on mann

These comtetitions start August first, and close last day of Sep-

tember. The above prizes have already been donated; the names will follow later, Those comp ting will please understand, that material ent ln, cannot be returned, and that the judges will have the privilege of publishing any material sent in as they deem adv=sable.

' Thcrctore we say to ali. get busy.

"Give to the world the best you have And the best will come back to you."

Address a'i competitions to W. S. Lou:-ion. Charlottetown. P. E. I

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D NOTICE

Davis and F`ra=er will commence receiving dressed hogs next

- Tuesday 10 th inst. °

All hogs to be killed for inspection having organs attached out drawn out and tied to fore leg--not cnt away

'Jntil weather becomes colder, farmers re uire to kill on

cool days only, allowing hogs to hang over nlglit before hand-

-liear Mr. Kelly , '--°“°'~'-°°- ""3 t _ _ 'lllls IS hisllsl mmm? A Davis &9 Fraser Souns Newsmne

° , ‘ ‘ Charlottetown

, mufirsiten St. Ch town 9_4ME4ithmMEt..5Iw., . ami". st Jam' X 1,) I

Physician sne Surgeon Residence i'l3 Prince t~t. Phone 310.!

Warburton (Xl Shaw

Rarriatera, Attorneys, Notary "u'\l\r, Etc Oliices tn Ca nero | Block, Charlottetown.

l‘. E. Island. '

DR. CLI F T ,.

Specialist -Chronic- Diseases ADi)RE_iS Watsonville. Santa Cru: Un Oalilornta. _

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Office and residence that of I)r. McLaughlin phone 3|5L |65 Prince St

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' uoret. nnunswtut

Moncton, N. I). the largest and Best Located Hotel in the Uity accommodntlnzjtlp guests. Situdted in the centre ut apactousgrounds and surrounded by elegant shs e trees

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