_W eh: In bags, we have Z4.

»=--F-===-==--»‘-| wrli:N Burma A ware

i 6/is WELLNER WA i` C

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_ K, grv ng the _best of satisfaction to th - "“"“‘-. 1 who are nov wearing them. Dozens of u

39 5 P*"¢fl1*ll1 i!o‘d and gold filled cases just - I y 4 ~ celved for Exhibition Week,

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Nearly

EVERYBODY

, COOICS

PHOTOS

Wh. re hahv is always welcome.

"Will Maile you Strong

as a strengthening medicine Hughes’ Digestive ionic

is unexcelled. It nourishes and

strengthens the nerve-\, improves he appetite and digestion and .ones np tue entire system.

, Price' 25c per bottle.

Geo. E. Hughes, APOTHECARIES HALL.

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Hnwia your supply of Hour

holding out. If it ia getting short, ncwl is the time toge

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`i ’ Our is fresh and_of

the best %|slity including Beaver-,Five amouds,Pianet,

. Queen City, Five Roses.

Royal Household, Quaker,

,K aiass wry handy or

d( small faniily. Our prices .ill interest yon. '

llicKenna’s Grocery,

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Shoe Comfot

for Men

Alter being on your

feet all day what part of your body is it, that needs the most rest.

Your feet of course.

One half of this fatigue comes from wrongly constructed shoes.

Invictus Shoes

Are made for the

comfort requirements of the man with tired feet.

Most styles sell for

$4.on. _

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for boys and girls are made tw wear and stand the racket and our prices are lower then you can buy them elsewhere. Our Boys’ box call boot at $1.50 is sold nearly everywhere at $2.00. We keep the largest sa- aoriment of trunks, valisesr “lf ¢~.,,¢, (qui) bags, at the lowest prirgl, Sclr00l III! (ltalher) sold always at 5o cents, 01|! Pl'l°¢ *5 md 35 cents each-Puzzle card given away to children.

A. E. McEACliEN.

Tho Shoe Man.

.

0nly $1.95

See our window this

week for a big bargain in Men’s Dongnla Kid Blucher cut boots.

,They are Worthy

$2.75

Forafow days you

bnythoiu for

$1.95

The best slice value

' in the city.

Sprague Q. Cc.. l°NNYSID'~

‘S Hand lllrmls

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limo .luis

Lime Juice is a good wholesotn

summer beverage. We nave th lWest india Inlceipnt up in 25 . bottles.

Also the Montseriait Iuice

Beer & Go

f \ \.\,\ ' . ,.

ff* and 2nd for Lincoln ews, two shears and

illlllill Gillllllllll

tiead ilfilces ln New Prowse

"R Block. Charlottetown.

| ,fm S it-.member that s ’ `-' ‘D so »

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Kms Bama lcitan has returned home

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n afar a visit to Moncton.

Bsv.’i.‘uo\ua Prancx has returned to

gg St. John, N. B.. altar a visit to this Pro- ' vines.

e R” Jour: D. Wauurn of Bass River. N. B.

who has been visiting in this Province has rstumed to his home.

Lain' week W J McMillan of Clermont

r . _

was elected President of the third year

in medicine in l|cGlll University, Mon- treal.

J. J. Welit and bride of New Glasgow N.S. have arrived home from New York. Mrs- Weir ls a daurrhtercfCharlaa McFar- lane, Wavr Street..

Rav. E. J. Guan? of Moncton expects

to leave this week to visit in Nova Scotia. ills pulpit will be supplied In his absence by the Rev. David Prioo of North River.

Tris body of William Shaw was brought

home from Boston last week for inter- ment. at Covehead, The deceased had many frisnda in that settlement who mourn his i eath.

Tun twice poalponni Slandald Cup gcll

match will be played at Belvidere links this afternoon beginning at l p. m. sharp. Ou Salnrday afternoon a match of mind louraomea will be arranged and the ladies and gentlemerfs championship medal and cup will be presented.

Tru: dtath of Mrs. William Barnard.

Jr., of_Hunter River, which occurred on the 24 Sept., is regretted by many friend* and acquaintances. Sho had been ill for some months, and bore her aiflictlons patiently. A husband and two children survive, to whom the sympathy of the community goes out.

Revs Fa-mans Mauonnr, Sl. .lohn N.B.

and Duke, of Roxbury. Mas., lwere ragla- terad at the Victoria yesterday. They are r. turning from Aiborton, where they grve a most. successful mission cover- hg i-wc weeks with its services. Both see the Island for the first time and are charmed with its beauties.

A Conamrcunxnr from Covehead

writes that some rowdy a few nights ago stretched a rope across the public road with the result when going home from church Mr. and Mrs. Watts fell over the rope and the latter was more or less in- jured. Such an act certainly indicates a a mind about as intelligent as a monkey’s.

Tux following organisers were appoint-

ed at the recent missionary meetings held at Sackville:-St.. John district, Mrs. H. Sprague; Ssckvilie, Mrs. P. S. Enman; Summer-side, Mrs. Taylor; Woodatock,Mra. Corbett;S'.. Stephen, Misa McCullough; Char'cttetown, Mrs lreard; Moncton and Fredericton to be appointed.

Tn: Guardian`s correspondent at Head

of Hillsborough writes: Mrs. E. Douglas and M ister Harv.-y are visiting friends in Charlottetown.--.lohn 1". McDonald is ‘unending a vacation at his home lin Cable Head sa-t.-.loim Burt'a many friends will

ii to hcarlthat ho is somewhat

- after his recent illness.--Victor

Coffin spent a day last we lr visiting friends here

True conclusion of the article on the

B settlement of Murray liarbor,‘ written hy

Mrs. Brooks, the first part of which was pupilshod in last baturday's Magaslne , Guardian, wilibscornpletsd in tomorrow's magazine section The beginning of an

¢ . e arliclu ori the Brotherhood of Railway ¢ Trainmen, written by George Ryan will

also it ar, ns well as an nrtlcln relating

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in to our island Mlomacs. ,

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Au ageut's samples. See

<4 them. Bought stabargain

43 50. 60, l5c mil 43

Ladies’ leather traveling

ctses. gentlemen’s travel-

3* ing cases. suitable for wed ~

ing presents $5 oc, $10 oo, $r5.oo.

Reddin Bros- rnomzse om>-P-0-

I lies Sill Your iinl Exim

rl and Husinols of allgapfls

lf you Want ioB

I estate

...We ""‘.t‘..°‘.‘f‘»‘f'-ii‘¥~`»’~5 J-'i"v->-f fc ik. ‘T con sive you time and money.

DAVID P.

TAF

THE LAND MAN.

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IIHC Ol ¢Y¢fy Pl¢¢¢~

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Al.urm'r Bns\\'.\r.t.,Jr., of Freuth Fort,

won the following prises at the Halifax Exhibition: its for Lincoln ram, two shears and over; lst and 2nd lor yearling ram and same for Lincoln nm lamb; lst

over;lai. and Bud fcrlyearllng ewo n nd lst, lndfand 3rd for owe lamb;also lstland 2nd ‘forpen of one ram, two ewes and two ‘awe lambs; and lat and 2nd for pen of one

48 lamb and thrseewe lambs. in

p poultry Mr. Boawall won ilhrsts; Sseoonds and I third; and a ribbon far the host

` goose at the show, competing against all

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them Fresh stock always to

d In Don t' have

breads.

-4 Wu.r.aun Krrcalrs. of Kingsclear,

Hamilton Kitchen and Isaac B. Burden of Montague Beach, P. E. Island, _Wesley Kitchen and J. B. Barry K. C , v»1Frederictan. live notice in the last Royal Galslteibal. they will shortly apply for lncorwsli-lol as The Willard Kitchen Company, Limited. The ohdsot is to acquire the plant, take over andoontinua the wocsraning business of Willard Kitchen. Tlasmocatcftheespiesl stock ia to ba OIDJD. Willard Kitchen and his brother an well known la this ll'¢"l\\°° V500 ill! an deservedly popular. 'Nolan-ay Harbcraei lones- suahrsael laiinay. as wetlasotltsr public wth' ou the Island, have been ccnatru0dQWllaldKltcben. ~

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on Nm er unanim- vhneshia, taeassepfsssrsuess sem ter bsiidisl tstlsaafveua system. Ie

¢lvssallelappst.ise,atl'ela\i\enlall the

,eraaaaaslmalnycsbslliessdng

your vlsilr wall with pleasure. Oaly ‘llc par hlipittiattlanlh. W. lsldla, Plum B. Suaaylb. p

sure

BBG fooffbill between the will be pls!

ru 5, 3, lasts-a arrived Wednesday

nlghgfmg 'gtg puts cf the Island with up “gal gauge of lab and products me miss ss :stars nsivrday at ws- l

'Ins Porirllours Devotion was held < this week in Vernon Biver Parish. iii* pastor, Bev. Dr. Doyle being assisted bi Rev.Drs. Botlrbaalld Morrison and father Johnston. Than was a large attpndance.

Taalargadilpiayadsln this issue for

.Gauvlnllnltbl I 00. Mark Wrilht Fnmlghtag Oogpany, Johnson k John- on,Patcnl: Oo. Stanley Bros. and

uit., when a visit was paid by the mem

Phelan, of Iona, witirthc purple. The nec- esary documents havofbesn procured from Rome by the ecclesiastical authorities to raisc him to the preiaturr. This is l recognition of the services of the irish

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-enlor and 1 year old junior; 2nd for hull under twelve months; lst for bull calf under six months; lst, 2n1l ann 5th for

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two years old, lst for senior and lst for iunlor ynrling heifers; 2nd, 3rd and ith for holler calf under one year; lst and 4th for helfsr calf under six months; 2nd for bull and three for his progeny; lst and :Ind for beat cow and two uf her offspring; lst for champion herd of four females and one bull. In addition to this Roper Bros.. won 7 lirats and li seconds for Yorkshire and Chester pigs, and 5 firsts, 3 seconds 2 thirds and lfourth for grade cows. ln all they secured M urst pr|scs,\ll) seconds, 4 thirds, and 6 fourthr.

Tm: annual meeting ofthe W. C. T. 1'.

was helvl on Monday, Oct. lst, i006. The Secretary being abroad no formal report was tchand, but a very successful year‘s work was brought to a close. The officers elected for the ensuing year are as fol- lowsz-

President- Mrs Johnson. Vice Pres, St. Pauls, - " Hensley.

“ “ St. .]ames,- “ Lord.

Zion." “ Coffin. ilaptist,- “ McRae. Christian,- " Beals

“ “ Grace,-' " Plcknrrl. Secretary,- Mrs. Doull. Treaaurer,- Miss Bret-ken

Suporintenrients ol' sleparimenb :-

Parlor Meetings-Mrs Cooks. Mothers' Meetings -Mra.R.lienry Camp

b -ll.

Scientihc Temperance-

Campbell.

Narcotics - Mrs. ltlchard Smith.

. Loyal Legion-Mrs. Douil.

Jail and Poor House-Meadamea Down,

CoMn and Newsom.

tt it it u or ti

Mrs. Robert

WANTED:--Every man and boy who(

needs a fall suit or overcontio give me ul olll. Thr best pousiillu goods io avli-ct from and lowest possible prices for good] goods. Ilrerp nom- hut tho boat worlci msn. I have numerous testimonials like ` the followlngz-

Charlottciown, P. E. I.

Sept. 29, tooo.

Kr. James Callaghan,

Charlottetown. i Dear Sir:- I ham received suit in good i

order and must say, it ia a parfool, lit audi the goods and work manahlp la superior to i bnythlnglhave got In tho last twenty years. Icongratulule you and your sne- OOM.

Yours Truly.

W. A. Munvrrv.

Str Liberty 1

25dtw ti.

Coming . tothe . Exhibition?

This is an invitation tovidlt

our OPTICAL DBPART- arnrrr and have your me scientist-ally examined and

iaaees that will be

nttetl with g correct in style aa as in focus.

We operate the only

Lens Grinding Plant

on tre island and an thus

pmgrptly sunply lpdeiallv mafia lenses wnich formerly

bei od.

hd:°hsve'=m tinnssads of `

eaassandwscaaprobablyflt you.

G.l".llutcl\eeca.

-lewdia' and Olldlh- ’

OCTOBER 5, r9o6.

ciargyin the Diocese cf Charlottetown. \" ( it. will be in order to congratulate Mon- f - , / D 'K ”"

signer Phelan on this new honor. `

Tart Guardian this morning contains in 5” \

special color the half page ad of the ` ‘ '

Canada Lite Assurance Compiny of -

which W. K. Rogers ia the manager for this Province. This ad is carefully

written, setting forth the many ad- ‘ 1 `

vantages of Life Assurance. A. N. Mac- i , . , Kay's half page ad. which la also in . ` . -peclal colors should be read by all house- \, ~4 '| l keepers in thc Province who are desirous _ , , ` ~ , , 1 ‘ ci getting the la'sst, prettiest ami dain. 7 'l‘ nlear of china and serviceable of crockery J i _ e A,

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Rorim Buns, of Charlottetown Royalty f L/"1 l

were prisewinnera at the Halifax exhibl- g " .

'icn to the following extent: lst for l.wo~ \_ ' ` ' ` ' li ; ‘

‘ year-old carriage gelding; 2nd lor Ciydes» \ _ =->-\\ A

iale mare with foal; iind for Guernsey _ R ` - _f ’

ln l ears old, 2 ears old, 2 ear old / ' , ,

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MEET ME AT THE ALWAYS BUSY STORE

STA LEY BRO

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§g°»~~»~_=;~,,,-5"' -~f°-M --°-~ G00d , value for good dollars in this lsiore

»»4‘§i“.'.&'5‘.»°-'-“-I‘.<‘ll‘-3'-»’IS‘f'~?»=’€~-"=»f’»{ ---No offer here of -goods said to be

worth $l.50 for $l.00---but goods worth

1?-3;.;-'._.53;_~M~v»;; .33 mm $l.00 for $1.00; and no fake.

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The persistent argument of this

business is style and novelty, with more exclusive things at n r disposal than anywhere else within y nr reach. That does not mean extravagant prices

or fancy profits.

Large trade

ing. Success doesn’t come by chance.

STANL

means large deserv-

EY BROS.

We’re devoting more and more

attention to letter orders, with a guarantee of prompt filling and such satisfaction as you have seldom known. You run no risk at all in leaving selections to our judgment. We want your trade and take pains to deserve it.

srANL£v snos.

ILADIES’

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COATS f’4»ff

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It is needless to ad- gg; _ 1 ID DICSS G00dS . ' 1. “ ‘ »

visc you that we ab- Everything ways good

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solute-ly have the

assortment of Ladies’

garrncnis shown here- ~

We have cuts of twenty _ .~.

different coats

space is ton valuable '

to slit.-w them all

A few cuts :is below

will snriice to show

some if the styles.

Prites from $3 50

up.

Stanley Bros-

FU RS

We Sell Furs that we can J

recommend'

Neck Rnis, Mails,

and Fur'Coats are

strong points and re-

member ycu get a lar’s worth of

goods for every d you spend here.

Stanley Bros.

here.

best

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We re a Power

We-...T

:and new is here style, lcolor, wear, weight-And

the very important item of

good value and wear re-

sisting qualities.

Special value at nc. 25c,

37c, 5oc, 75c and $1 20

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pers. Ladies' Underwear

and every article in Ladies'

and Chlidren's wear.

Our aim is not so much

tocfier the cheapest lines,

5? [but to inrnlsn you with

E g the best goods st moderate prices-all we -sir of you

5 is to see our goods and

l compare them with others

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