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Good Dry Hard Wood for the Grate can be purchased at A Pickard & C0’S.

The following vessels are chart- ered to carry Coal for A. Pickard &Co. Schrs. “Conductor” and “Daisy Vaughn” to load Reserve Run of Mine, “M. A. Lewis” and “Edward Grover", Inverness Round “Joseph McGill" and “Blanch M. Tho_rbum” to load Albion Nut.

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patched Foxes ranch bred nnd wild caugght mink and marten. Writo or ’phoiie R. J. McNeill Tyne Valley.

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COAL

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American s Anthracile

.._IN__. Chesnut fo1 Base Burner Stove and Egg for the Furnace Also All kinds of Good Soft Coal

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-it s a good habit to get the one that

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absolute deliciousness, Welch s Grape

Juice is the king of all good drinks. Habit McKinnon Drug Co.

Gt. George and Kent Streets

Webber and company are playing to crowded ho

HAMPTON, ETC.- Presbyterian '

services will be conducted on Sabbath, Sept. 20th by Rev. Waldron Mac- Quarrle as follows Bonshaw at 11 a. 111-. and Tryon at 7 p. rn _

TRYON METHODIST '. CIRCUIT--I,

10.30, Rev. G. M. Young, Hampton llall at 3 o’clock annual Sunday School Rally. Victoria at 7, Rev. 'J. W. Howe, returned missionary from Japan.

ENTRIES FROM AMHERBT,-Mr.

Fred Larkin of Amherst left at noon Tuesday, for Charlottetown, wlicro he has a carriage horse enter- ed in the Exhibition. Mr. Larkin will be at his former home for sev- eral days.

CHURCH OF 8COTLAND.- Rev.

E. MacDougall will preach Sabbath 20th at Kinross at 10.30; Millview at 2 30 and Birch Hill at 6.30. Also Tuesday 22nd at Point Prim. Thurs- day 24th at Belle River and Friday 25th at Iris at 7 p. ni.

CHEAP . EXCURSION FARES.-

This delightfuily cool Autumn weath- er is the best time of the year for an enjoyable holiday trip and many are taking advantage of it. Mr. W. K. Rogers, City Ticket Agent informs us that his sale of tickets the past fort- nigiit has exceeded that for the some period in any year since this ticket oflice was opened. 5636.

SECURES GOOR POSITION.-

Mlss Gladys Brown, Montreal, who came to Charlottetown last year to attend the Union Commercial College. is now holding an excellent position. in a. letter to the College she says: “l like my position very well, and just got a nice increase of salary. I have a great deal to thank Mr. Moran, and the Union Commercial College for."

5631.

S OF .T.--Victrola Division No. 4,

will meet on Friday night, Sept 18th, and will continue to hold weekly meetings in Wrlghts hall, corner of Prince and Kent Streets, all members and visiting brothers and sisters.cordially invited to attend. initiation ami other b'usi- ness of importance. The lodge opens at 8 o’clock sharp and all oflicors are expected to be in their respective oliiccs at the above hour. J. A. Mc- Nair, Recording Scribe.

MURRAY HARBOR TRAIN.-ln

connection with thc agitation to ob- tuin a. regular daily express service be- tween Charlottetown and Murray liar- bor, together with a siinilar freight train, which proved successful in June last, The Guardian now undoi'_- stands that as the rcsult of responsi- bilities made through Mr. Donald Nicholson, M. P., the railway manage- inent at Moncton have resolved to continue these services till November 1, instead of October 1, as originally planned. If there bc coiisidcraiile ireiglit moving in this district durliig October. in all probability the spec- ial service will be continued till De- cember 1.

WEDDING BELLS.-The niarrlnge

of Miss Cecelia G. Walsh, daughter of Mr. P. W. Walsh, Summerville, P. E. l., to Mr. Ambrose Cairns, of Outlook, liiontann.. formerly of Vernon River, l’. E. I., took place at Holy Cross Cathedral, Regina, on August 26th. 'l‘lio ceremony was performed by Rev. Dr. Gillis, assisted by Rev. Fatlicr Dar- ling, Rector of lloly Cross Cathedral. The bride was daiiitily attircd in

mrried f- large boqueut of bridal roses. The bridesmaid. Miss .lnscpliine Walsh worc white silk with lace ovordress and white hat. Mr. Daniel Brennan, of Regina, supported the groom. After tho ceremony the bri- dal party partook of a sumptuous wedding breakfast at tho homo of Mr. aufl Mrs. Frank Brennan, formerly of Montague, P. E. I. '1`lic bride, who was a very popular young lady, was

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the recipient of ninny valuable pre- sents. The groom‘s gift to the bride was ii gold bracelet and to tho brides- maid a pearl brooch. After a short honeymoon trip tho couple arrived in Outlook, whore a reception was held for them at the home of the grooni’s brother, Mr. Joseph Cairns, of Outlook. _ ,,_

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::'l`he Gem Junior Safety Razor is

us good as any $5.00 sold today. if you don‘t think it does its work as we say we will refund your money. $1.00 each. We carry all the leading safety razors and blades. E. A. Foster, Central Drug Store. Mtf.

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::lf you want a good investment

put your money in the St. Lawrence Silver Black Fox Co., Ltd. Full par- ticulars on application to Wm. Moran, Secretary, Box 506, Chariotetown.

3363-7~10Mtf.

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Spices for Good Pickles

Good housewives come here for their pickling spices for they know they are sure of getting absolutely clean, pure, whole spices, free from “tailings” and other foreign substances.

Before you start on pickles or

chow, better call in and see our spices. '

The Two Macs

taupc silk, with hat to niatcli, and

King. They t air to dinner.

Churches will be supplied next Sab- bath, Sept. 20th, by the Rev. F. C, Simpson, who represents the Presby- terian Witness of Halifax.

BRADALBANE.-Rev. Dr Fuller-

ton will deliver an address in the Presbyterian Church, Bradalbane,

Services for Sunday, Septf20th._Tryoii"`iVI'oiRi'ay,°‘BB1Jt7 21st, at 7 o’clock p.m.,

in aid of the Red Cross Society. Every- one welcome. '

VICTORIA METHODIST CHURCH

-Rev. J. W. Howe. B. A., of Japan, will preash in the Victoria Methodist Church on Sunday evening next, Sept. 20th. Service begins at 'I o’clock. Strangers welcome.

A 'GOOD CAUSE.-The Inter-

colonial and Prince Edward Island Railway men are busily subscribing to the Canadian Patrlolc Fund. It is estimated the sum from these men will aggregate between thirty and

forty thousand dollars.

TAG DAY COMMITTEE.-Tag-day

for Charlottetown Hospital next Thu- rsday (Sept. 24.) All the ladies who will take charge of the sale are re- _quested to meet at the League of the _Cross Hall, on that morning between 7 and 8 o’clock. 5620.

RALLY DAY SERVICES.-The an-

nual rally day services in connection with the Methodist Sunday School will be licld in the Hampton Hall at 3 o’clock on Sunday ncxt, Sept. 20th. Parents and friends specially invited Rev. Gcorgc M. Young, chairman.

VERNON RIVER CIRCUIT.-The

Rev. George Irving, M. A., of New York will deliver the sermon next Sunday evening in the Vernon River Methodist Church. Mrs. H. A. Brown will sing a solo. The pastor will conduct morning service, and at Cherry Valley at 2. 30 p. m.

TEACHERS' CONVEN-TION.-Mr

Gerald McCarthy, B.A., Principal Georgetown High School, will read a paper at the Teachers' Convention to be held in this city next week. I

McCarthy has chosen for his subject.- " The Attitude of tlic Teacher to His \Vorld."

A SAFE RETURN.--A letter re-

ceived by Mrs \Valter iiaszard of Murrav llarbour frmn licr sister, Mrs J. J. Craig, states that Mrs Craig ann party have arrived all well at Quebec on the 12th instant from London. They will pi'o<'_ccrl to Vancouver en route to their home in Auckland, New Zea- land. Their many friends here will wish them a safe return home, but will rogrcttlicir visit on tho Continent has been postponed on account of the war. Mrs Craig expects to come to Prince Edward island again at some future time nconipanicd by her hus- band.

BOARD OF TRADE.-A meeting of

he Council of the Ulizirlottetowii lioard of Trade was held in the Board Rooms yesterday afternoon. -The chief sub- ject undcr discussion was the matter of the present embargo which the Uiilted States has placed on potatoes entering that country from Prince Edward Island. lion. Murdoch McKin- non, Coniiiiissiuuci' of Agriculture, was present, as was also Dr Mays, U.S. Consul. who gave valuable informa- tion as to the steps necessary to be taken to have the embargo removed. A Coniinittoo of two, Messrs E. '1‘. Higgs and N. ltattenbury, was ap- pointed to take the matter up with the Dominion oflicials.

EMPIRE FOX COMPANY MEET-

The annual meeting of the Empire lllack Fox Company was hold in the Y. M._C. A. Parlors on Wednesday cvcning, when the report of last yoar’s work was submitted and the necessary arraiigemeiits made for the carrying on of the compaiiy's business for next year. The company have eleven pairs of high-grade foxes in their ranch, all mated, and in their several pens. There is still a quali- tity of stock for sale for the six pairs oi' young foxes added this year and thc company cxpoct to dispose of this stock and pay a dividend by the end of thc year. The old directors were all rc-elected, l.`»r. Carruthers being the president and Walter J. Lautz, secretary-treasurer.

A meeting of the executive of the P. E. Island Floral Association was held last night for the purpose of closing

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HE MILLINERY SHOWING this season will be in many ways the

I most attractive-distinctive one that this millinery store has ever

offered you. Despite war conditions, we have been able to secure

a wonderful array of novelties, and you will be d

pleteness, as well as the variety of the exhibit.

UNTRIMMED MILLINERY--

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IMPORTED MODELS--

and a notable array of lovely model hats designed and executed in our i own workrooms under the supervision of our head millirier

--MISS BERTHA WYNNE-- who has just returned from an extended tour among the great millin-

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Drug Business Have Due Attention Here

The drug business has

two distinct branches-one professional, the other com- mercial. _

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public we endeavor to draw a well-defined line between the two phases of the busi- ness. _ _

in our prescription depart- .

ment or in the sale and dis-

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careful, scientific attention.

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the sale of drug sundries, toilet articles, etc-we also

five the best service. W_e eel justified in gushing this branch of our usiness, for we believe that it is impos- sible to give suitable service

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do it in both.

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tue Floral Show. The Secretary re- ported tliat on the business of thc pro- sent year all expenses had been puiil and a surplus was in his hands. A general discussion took place ns to the best methods of improving the flower show of 1915 and several sug- gestions were considercd, some at least, of which will likely be acted upon. A gratiying coniinunication from the City Clerk announced that the City Council would attend to the cutting of lawns along the strcet sides as had been suggested by the Asso- ciation.

MEDALS AT EXH|BIT|ON.- The

Directors of the Driving Park Asso- ciation have arrniigcd for the children attending the public schools and

up the business in connection with"

Notre llnnic Convent to carry out on Tuesday, at Uni opening of thc Exhi- bition ii pzirl oi' tho pmgraiiiuic which lizvl been pi'cpai'ril l'or the tclelira- tion of thi- (‘oul'eilcrntioii Jubiloc. 'l‘Iic cliilflrvn will assemble at the .cor- iicr of Priiicc und l<'itzroy strccts, head- orl by the Fiiid ltvgiiiiviit Liaiid, and ut ll o’clnik will prov:-f‘il by way oif l<‘it.z.-oy stron! to thc Exliibition gronnrls. Ai'i'i‘.'cil tiicrc, they will take their places in ilio gullcry of thc niuin building wlioi'c_ under the direction

town, Prince Edward Island," and on the reverse side is the Dominion Coat of Arms with the inscription "i864- 1914, Confederation Golden Jubilee, Canada."

: :ln Klenzo Tooth brlushes we believe that wo have one of the best articles of the kind that has ever been offered to iliscrhninatiiig people. The brush has an lricguiar bristle surface and a smooth lianflic which enables one to cleanse cai:li and every tooth thor-

ot' .lnd,:o Blanchard, they will coniri- oughly and a perforated back which nine a sorlos of patriotic songs. Ln- nicniis that the brush can be kept clean

tor they will be prr-sented with Con-

anri strong at all times and also pre-

federation coiunicinoratioii moiluis. vellis the bristles fI'0m 1112001111118 10059 The medal is of iiluniinuni, with it dc mid torn. Each tooth brush put up in sign of ilio Provincial Building. snr- air tight package, 25c. MacKinnon rounded by thc inscription, “Cradle Drug Co., Cor Great George and Kent

of Canadian Confederation, Charlotte- Streets. Mliitf.

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For A Three Weeks Trip To

Montreal

Tickets on Issue Sept. 17th, 18th, 19th, Good for Return

up to Oct. Sth.

Also on Issue Oct. lst, 2nd, 3rd, Good for Return up to

Oct. 19th.

I will be pleased to furnish any passengers destined for poihts west of

Montreal with full information as to rates and connections, so as to allow taking advantage of these very low rates.

Make up your mind now, Phone 148 to Reserve You A Berth

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