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MONDAY MORNINU

New Undertaking and Eiribalm ff "li

ing Rooms Opened in S’Side. M Branch 0ffi°°=»_ln,.Si_im

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Ellilill|ili"'<'>

msrsida and Aiberton.

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cn.\i:i.ss kno Lsisia llvrranr, sum.

On Granville St. two doors north of McDon:ild's Drug Store ..n~itie.1@:ts.t.»c»yo.unia..

Miss Bi.ANon|: Lla, Truro N S who

Having decided to engage in the undertaking business I have a. ; I ‘_ ~ new up to dale hearse, and a complete line of cloth covered and polished ;;°n:l‘;‘;“l:t:é:";':‘dM'”"mH‘m“t“:_L“;°'m3“'i"

caskets and cohins; also of Ladies' and Gentlemen’s robes. ms many friend. 'ul ba-“nv an Ln

I have iust received the latest improved, embalming outfit and am that Jessiem WARM Nom, Benq” ls;

prepared to do embalmlng at short notice. _ B d W M h ~ h 'W-lk

I have started a branch at Kinkora in charge of Ambrose l\lonag~ §3,l;,,2E“_ sv °m'° y m °' °'

han. _ Distance not limited. Prices moderate.

Gsonos Bswula. of the 1. Q, 11,.

Moncton, leftlorhome Saturduy morn-

i ' Q _ WAl.'ran_AlD Mus., Pniuir returned. SM-llrday 'morning to their home in Springhill, Mass., after a few WMI! visit to relatives in malpenue and Swv- msrsidg, Mm, Pgrry is it nelce of Mrs. Angus §!cSwalu, Suiumerside. f

Mas. Janes C.snm'1'nsns, Mrs. Ai-tense Clark, North Befletiue. “lid UN- `F~ Patterson Qlarlr, Sun Francisco. Calif.. returned Saturday mornin!! 'Nm NW' Glasgow N S., where they attended a

. ' ` " after a few days vieit, gg his b,.°t_h°,._|,,_ Oonkentlult ilflhe W. F. M. S. ` ' U*

A H A A N ll“w’C°“°°'"°"R""”" V ' i’°"°°*i~> storm reported in SW!"

O ' . Q i Mies Paslu. Bsvnon left Saturdly d ° G“"dl°“ W” "‘”'-V “FFF” M' ht'

Q ' morning ou re urn to Boston after s few

1 adtnwrnm ulauvllle St., t ummerside.

weeks vlsltto her parents Joao h and

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:_. '- __-JJ* ' " -'--lf: "" "' " ~ - ihirs Rsynor, Enmore.

i Miss Gaoaots C nuraann left Saturday

. 9 _ ° , morning on return to Boston after a short

an S e | visit to her mother Mrs. Campbell and

sister Mrs. J. P. Lltlstnne, Sumruerslde.

#___ _ __.___._____ New flour now in All Kinds good

$|0.000--6 p. c. Gold Bonds, due January, ist, l93rl

Price ioo p. c. and inttrest.

S 5,000 -7 P. C. Preferrt d Stock.

Price 98 p. c.

$ 5,000-Common Stock,

Price 30 p. c.

We are now prepared to deliier the regular engraved

bonds and stock certificates.

J. C. MACKINTOSH & C0.,

Halifax, N. S., St. John, N. B.

WE OWN AND OFFER FOR SALE

3 $7.0 OO S

reliable brands, at reduced prices whole- sale and retail at Brace McKay 8: Co's.. Y Summerelde. 0-l2<i3ltwwtll

A lunsrilw of the executive of the Antl- Tuberculosis Society will be held in the Council Chamber, Summerslde, this Monday evening at 8 o’clock. A full attendance requested.

MnsGnononGou1.n, Boston and her

daughter Miss Irene who have been visiting relations in Lot lil left for home lSaturdaylmornlng. They were accom- panied by Miss Bessie Yeo, Belmont. Fon sAus.~'l‘he new 25 font, ii H. in

gasoline launch, Mermaid, built fmin latest American patterns. Works well every particular. Apply to D. A. Picker- ing, Summcrsliic. tl-ldsa twnitf.

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STOCK OU OTATIONS.

Close. Noon. Olose.

. Sept 14. Scpt. 15. Sept. 15.

112i 1l2§

Town of Pictou 4|-2 p. c. Debentures. o....._._._.___.._...i

DURING MAY lst. |935. `

B.R.'.i‘...... no so tn; Baltimore... 1'.’JO,'i 120i l23§ C.P.R............ 177;( 17731 1781

Interest payable half-yearly, May rst and November Ist. E,,,, _____ 4,., 48?

Price roo% and Interest, yielding 4 1-3 p. c.

Peunsylvaula..... 1485 1485 1515

Q E. & 'Sugar ....

Members Montreal Stock Exchanizc. 185 Hollis Bt. Halifax. Windsor Hctol, Montreal.

Q, _*___ _ l ` .Ae Satisfied '

Patron

is a better advertisement than a newspaper article- This is one reason why it is to our interest that

' no one shall go out of our oiiice dissatisfied.

ENAMEL FILLENGS GIVE SATISFACTION

by their being' shaded to suit the natural tooth and by their being as durable as gold. They are more particularly appreciated by those of refined tastes who dislike the coiisplcuous gold Filling. Crown and bridge work porcelain crown work and all branches of dentistry practised in the most

I np~to-date manner.

Guarantee Dental Rooms,

CAMERON BLOCK, CH’TOWN,

` QR; E. E. ROBINS, Prop.

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_ Kccp Your Home Warm

You can do so with less fuel and less work than with any

other ii' you have a "SUNSHINE" Furnace. it burns coal, coke or wood and gives perfect satisfaction with either. It hH3 the most modern grate, a roomy and extra heavy ilrebot, and the water pan is placed above the feed door. Every square inch from bottom of Fire-pct to top ofDmie is a direct radiating sur- face. Any person can operate it. All prices and all sizes.

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TTHOS. JOHNSTON, .

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_Southern Pacific.. 9-ii 94.1 iliii ist.Psu1 .... _.im im 17'/it iunion Paeinc._... isa; issii' iss » ,U.s.so.si,__... img icuii loci :v.Y_,ont_,Wesi,¢m :1 ai use ......... ,_

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1 unonsrsrs oisr. I -‘:.“.:i;:,:.;.:°,§.-ig _ ' an ; _ 3‘3.f°..°’¢°.?`3-m ts _ ifchlng,bl _

and pmm _

l grlies. Soo testimonials in the press

. your neighbors about it. You can use it { t our money 'back if not satisfied. tibo, s i Rain-s or litmanson. Baum It Go.. Toronto,

1 DR.. Cl-iA8E'8 0INTMlN'l'»

ANNOUNQEMENTS.

- -Dr. Smallwood`s dental ~i` if ‘ _ close each Saturday afternoon during

5 euuimermotiths. »14df 2m.

-Don't forgot the Clmrlottetown H is p

tal Buznni-. Any donations to same will be thankfully received at the hospital.

-A public Temperance meeting will be

i linll, on Monday evening. Doors open at 7.30. Chairs taken nt ti sharp. The public are lieurtily invited.

-A lecture will bs dcllvercd,(l) V) at

thc Y M C A I-Inil, on Thursday evening, September 27, liltitl, by John T Tuthill, for i merly of London England; subject, Che- mistry and Astronomy, to be illustrated by Experiments and followed by Recita- tions. To commence at 8 p ui. Admission ten cents. U-lfidlllpd.

-Rev. WV. H. Sedgewick offers at pri-

, vate salent thc residence of Mr W. T. ' iiuggan all his household effects. The furniture is nil of first class qunllty and in perfect condition, and will be sold at a sacrifice. Among the list is a solid oak roll~top desk, parlor, bed-room, dining- room and kitchen iurnishinus, cnrilets, mattresses, llcrcules springs, cle. etc.

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Carmel where two buildings were struck by lightning. The residence of Stanis-

and will require to bs practically rebuilt. Nous of thelnmates were harmed. The residence of Joseph B. Arsenault was also struck and slightly damaged Cyrus Poirrier, n son of John Polrrler was stunned by an electric shock and .lightly Injured. He has fully recovered

Mas. Maur Turr.i.\', widow of the late

.lohuTuplin, oi' Margate, was born at Mrrv- gate, Sept. l’1th, 1828, and aiteru long life oi 78 years, entered into rest on the eve- ning of Aug. 17th, 1006. Her husband, to whom she was united in marriage on Phi . zist, islu, died on sept. 2ttn,1a'i2. sits wi.. one of a large family of whom four broth- ers and two sisters survive her, and the mother of ten children, all of whom a e living, ns well as thirty-s'x grand- children and four great-grand-chit. dren. Her children are Mrs. John Durant, Margate, JT Tuplin, Brooklyn, N. Y; Mrs Paul Hussey, Berwick, Me. Mrs Moses Woodside, Clinton. Mrs T B Huestis,Brlst.ol,li I; Mrs Elliali Leard, Vancouver, B C; Mrs Geo Proiitt, Burlington, Mrs Jabez Len, Victoria Mrs E S McPhail, Ottawa; and Miss Hattie, Margate. Mrs Tuplln was a woman of great physical energy and of active mind and one who was known and highly respected by a large oircls of acquaintances and friends. Her loving minlstrntions in many <\ sick room, her spmpathetic words, lior bright sho cheerful demeanor will not soon he forgotten. For many years Mm Tuplln was a faithful member ol' the Methodist Church nt Margate. On the morning of Sunday, July Bth, she attended service at Margate and after- wards walked to her home. Though not enjoying her usual good health she gave no indication to her friends that she was so soon to be stricken down. A heavy stroke ofparalysis which came on the afternoon of that dayrendered her helpless and deprived her of the power of speech. For six weeks she lingered before the end came. Six of nerohlldren were at her bedside when ahe passed away. The funeral services were conducted on Sunday after- nood August lfith, by hcr pastor Rev. J. B. Gough and were largely attended.

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Pain from a Burn Promptly lielieved by Chamberlain’s Pain Balm-

Mr. James N. Nichols, a merchant and

postmaster at Vernon, Conn.. makes the following statement: “A little child of Michael Strnuss"vrns recently in great pain from n burn bn the hand, and as oold applications only increased the inflamma- tion, Mr. Strauss' cameto me for some- to stop the little one’s pain. From the manylinlmentu Icarry in stock, I advis-

'ed him ,to use C-hamberlain'ii Pain Balm,

and the"hrf~t appllcal ion drew out the in-

i‘°l’l in U16 D°“\i“i0H li/00111. Wrillhii 'Ffiammatlon and gaveimmedirvercllef. I

have used this linimsnt myself and recom mend it very often for cuts, burns, strains and lame back, and have never known lt- to disappoint." For sale by alldruggist.

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The Sei|son’s Oest Oiisrlng

0f Womens Coats

The news has been growing more and more stirring with every story that we told during the recent work. To-dny we have surely reached the climax for the news is most extraordinary. Express brouyht. us thc beet lot yet. Your ar welcome to come. Jas. Paton 8: Co

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Sausage Makers l`upplies -_ l

English Sheep Casinge, Herb

Spices and Seasonings. First-class

goods at close prices.

JOHN HOPKINS,-

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shown by Whitt

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and no Soot.

trial load. I

l The tendency oi the times is

to use-the best oi everything. _ The remarkable record that

“ _INVERNESS coal.

is making -with th _ is

“Positively no ‘ SOOT on' _stove covers or --bottoms of -pots.”

“Loss asht>s_1to take -up -than from any other coal on the market [except Anthraoitej.”

“Three good qiialitios.” ' , _ Free i-rom O|inkerr,` loss Ashes, - - 5 mmm

Ask your coal dealer for a

the people says- A

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nur Gsiisnrwss wnioletely shaiwrfd'

here for your selection.

_ Our spacious siorels belngiiiled' to uverlioviliig New

mired, and many of the latter have alreadybeen picked 'np,`ibi1ta new* shipm/‘ents

are coming in from time to time, and _soon'-,otfr stoc/z will be complete.

/` New Mlllinery, New Fail Underwear, New Furs, the prettiest and best we

have yet shown you, New Silks, New Ribbons,'New Trimmings of all kinds are

Wé cordially invite the ladies to can .ma ste the latest.

IR l OR' & CO

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Gaodsof every description. _ ii...--. _ - - _

Our new Dress Goods and ladies' New-Fall synch, ad.

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'The Store That Saves You Money.

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Chamberiain’s Cough Remedy Acis

Nature

finds have testified to its superior exe

all drugglsts. _

YOU CAN BANK ON M-ISS

BA|N’S SELECTIONS

She has returned from The Full open ing at Toronto. Bought the largee stock of untrlmmed hats and trimming that we have ever stocked. Leave he

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The most successful medicines are thou

that aid nature. Cliainberli\ln's Cough Remedy acts on this plan. Take it when you have a cold and it will allay the cough* relieve the lungs, aid expectoration, open the secretions and aid nature in restoring the system to a healthy condition. Thous-

lcnce. it countamets any tendency of a

cold to result in pneumonia. Price, :£5 cents. Large size. 60 cents. For sale by

your order early this coming week if you want ltfor Saturday. James Paton

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This cut shows our r h p gngoime engine outfit, mounted on skids, which we are selling for $80. The cost of ofersting this engine is ONLY 3cPEll |i0lR, and it ils suitable for running; -feed mills, wéod sawing outfits, pilni. ing presses, cream separators, ice cream

freezers, washing-sewing-and laundry machines, etc.

RcmcmbcrtlicPriccis$80

Sizes I. 1%, 2, 2%, 3, 4%, 5,

horse power.

Write for prices and catalogue ic

JAMES ELLIOTT. Sr. John. N B.

%aamnm»_aea»ar.a»amiimn mlimnaam

Our Insurance Policy

“Al1 goods told with the privilege of

returning within five days after receipt.” .

RIGHT BUYING. I

ONE PRICE. -

CASll\ ONLY

_ We have a conviction that buying right ~

having one price-selling for cash only gives the bc~t satisfaction possible to buyer and seller ‘ That’s what we both want- satisfac- tion- and we can’t get it if we depart from these rules. _

Satisfaction and credit won’t mix any

batter than oil and water.

Get the Habit-Buy for Cash

A. N. MCKAY, ceiwiirs oil Siena, sunnysia., Telephone 182

15 mwf twwtf.

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_UMMER .UEEN -il. STOViE‘S

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just the thing for cooking

on. this "l1ot"°we`ather. We have thernwiih and without

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Queen Street.

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