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And every day this Y 5

will- be ' dtxmrm d

Coal. If you intend burning

Hard Coal - this winter, we would advise you to purchase

now, the _ “ii's'at the bot-_

tom. -._ ,

_ 'H _ __ ' _ gl) 5:.. _' _ ,:, . _ .

_ _ -2.-__ _ _ __ __ _

_ ‘ Then too. the little pictures,

_ made so' easily will show the _ _f0llrs__st home _ the splendid.

UDB! you had. _

KODKK _I1-00 1° $60. " BRDWF?lEB $1 and up. ' ' 'BNHS bl¢¥'Y0ur films to us tor

' ~ developing siidfprlnting. Then

youitl be assured of the best re-

A.Pickasrd_8illn r§ H,,,;;

Phone 240 __

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.Painting-and Decorating

We do"all branches of the Painting and Docofltlnl Buli- iis_so._-Belt - _of reference. Buttm-

| me furnishes. annum nun

lished over 40 years ago. Tole- phone connections.

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A.Soap Special for Saturday

The l’eople’s Druggist

Miss D. ‘Rudge

171 Great George Bt. ‘ Phono 314.

Wigs .

pooing, singering .

i169-7-6Mmiw1mo. ` _

__ ‘ For Friday and Saturday we offer you a cake

ofthefamous Rexall Toilet Soap, worth 10c, and- _

wor together 40c, forjust.................._......._27c

it regular 30c red rubber sponage-the articles

Only one set to a customer. See our window

for sample values. _

~MacKinn_on_ Drug Co.

Cor Gt.iGeorge

and Kent Ste.

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_‘_ __ ,ll It

~ ~".i‘Xo'ur_'.._ifl}iit ` ._ no matter-_1-

Wllereolt hw you `go. will be..

_~ doubly _pleasant if you ‘_

-_roinx

-_.___

Manufacturers of all kinds of ilne

hair goods including Toupees and

Hair dressing. Msulouring, Sham-

-*E "‘ ‘

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HICKEY’S Twist is Pure

Sappy, Nlellowv Tobacco

Hickey’s 'twist is seasoned' and sweetened just

enough. “l?_‘inest_ flavor ever"f'old-time tobacco users say. It's different from other kinds. Richer, more sat

it‘s the chew for you.`

isfyiiig-a__ taste and tang like good old wine. ' 0 ` Ask for-HicKaY's-the big ng armesmaii price-

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Anil Now They’ve "Got to Go!

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4 "Thee contractors demand that we ' give' out store front over 'to them' so

f -they can rush the alterations. ‘ `

' /We still have several ‘hundred P839

. of Shoes and Pumps that must be sold

° _ " `_ REQARDLESS orraics

*r 'A ""lVithtliesexfactsconfronting us."

_we have cmnlrrinad tn e°itge:»n3}t=§§f;l E _' _ __ eremane-

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_ fence across our front, you will End

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1859-9-20M2l'. _.

HARD' COAL.L'l‘h`e' schooner Annie

Canton willbe due September first with all sizes of the best quality of _Hard Coal’ for Geo. E. Full.

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.tl‘LtlFf‘»iillsitl’dt'5’5‘fiti€

lS(:1`ivok;l;:,,c§li_tro-club slid Eni|;t!i-ce, Ar- ' git'-as-siviei.

`Li"N’l" »,, _ .

MONTAGUE RACES.-Montague is e out lac outside of Charlotte~

£,_.__.v_, 9 _ _ .thd___Isl=ud.‘_ -'li vor out

on two¥g'take`races$ i?n}§"all°3i%uld sée

start in the/éwo classes ~ 1656-8-26m4l‘

A BU8Y` POINT.--There is great

activity at Carleton at present. About 40 cars of ballast is being strewn along on the new.-sparling ~l_eading`~ to the_car ferry tsrmlnai`_each day. Mr. D. R. Morrison, contractor for the buildings, is mpving rapidly with a big crew of mechanics and working men.

SUCCESSFUL ,AFFAlR.-Bonsaw

Presbyterian Church held a S. S. plc- nic and tea on' Wednesday, Aug. 23rd, on the beautiful grounds of Mr. J. J. Macheodadjolning the church. Not- withstanding the fact that the after- noon was showsry and the evening dull and cloudy, quite a few people met and thoroughly enjoyed them- selves. The thanks of the committee is tendered to all, especially those of other denominations who helped to make the evening a success. ` The net proceeds amounted to $44.41.

RECOVERING.--The last issue of

the Maple Leaf, published in Oak- land, Cal., says: The many friends of Mr. Oliver Muttart of Suinmerside, P. E. island, who has been spending the past several months in San Fran- cisco, will be pleased to learn that he is rapidly recovering from his recent illness. Mr. Muttart is at present re- siding at the Madison Park Apart- ments in Oakland, and is enjoying the baliuy___air and sunshine on the east side-of the bay, while at the 'same time meeting many new Island friends. Mr. Muttart, before remov- ing to Snmmerside, lived for many years in Augustine Cove.

VlSl_TS` CARLETON POINT.-Capt.

J. .l,_lVIurc_hison,' commander of the S.S. Prince' Edward island, visited Carle- ton 'Polnt Thursday and made a care- ful inspection of the new harbor and docks which is soon to become the captain’s_ home port. Supt. Thos. H. Bassett, for-_ the Roger Miller Co., placed a boat at the captain’s disposal and showed him over every inch of the work.

This was the captain‘s first visit to

Carl-xt.-n. und lie was highly pleased with the new harbor and surroundings. Mrs.___h_iigrohlson accompanied the cap- tain. `so‘alsii\"did Capt. Thos. Howatt,

_ 'of ice boat fame. The party speak

glowing terms ,of Mr. Barrett’s kind-

r ness and ability to superlntend such a

gigantic structure.

::WE HAVE THE VERY BEBT IN

SOAPS.-Whether you want a soap that is highly perfumed or one that is unscented, here you can get the pro- ducts of the best manufacturers in 'tho country,-.Iergens Violet Glycerine and Rose are two very popular makes --25c box. Foster-'s Drugstore.

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::FIRE WOOD.-We have a quanti-

ty of hard-wood good and dry, cut in lengths _suitable for the open fire place. Customers requiring a load or more should order st once. A. Pick- ard Co., Coal Dealers.

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':n_' "" \ . '

Miss: _Ada S. Bradbury

1_4! Prllleo`lt_r_oo_t, next to Klnderparen _Art bleedle' Work and materio s for

Nioflllll. ‘Bhmhed " Lmblll llld Threads of all klirdl. '_ "

_ _ , .

0

0 Fishing Gear'

Now is_the time to get

good fishing tackle at a

_ savings __

all the fishing gear left in

oiér store is going at 25 p`. c. o . _

You can get $2 rods for

$1.50, T1 baskets for ’i5c,_ 25c rees for 18c-the dis- -counts cover the entire line o - _ _

_Rods__Reels, Landing Nets, ' case' rise Lines asses,

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n- fi .SP _

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No'rI'ca--m; not te afraid or me __ smtm~ ¢hf°\1¢h°“f °“f °°°'°°"°°~

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them next Wednesday. Nineteen_horses__

_penters . Bargains olnslde.

’ 't ~' 1588-8»23M6l.

_on return. Mr."McWllllam, before lo-

litas .i':."°.:i.l°i“.-»: °` To sell lllem st right prices. 7 Johnson & Johnson

U. 55: hi. convitirrion.-At' `uie

annual meeting of the Union '-of

Leslie A. Boyd`_ of Mon»trea_l’4wa el-_ acted President with the following Vice Presidents for this Province: First vice president, P. S. Browh, tEsq., Mayor _of Charlottetown; sec- ond vice president, J. Jardine Esq., Mayor of Summerside; third vice president, G. A. Aitkln, Eaq,, Mayor of Georgetowmfourtb vice president, JRIDGB PRIOR, ESQ., ex Maygr of Charlottetown. '

::Tbe four mssted schooner “Albert

W. ,Roblnson" arrived to-day with a cargo of 1,000 tons of Anthracite Coal for A. Pickard & Co., this vessel will be discharged all next week, custo- mers not already supplied should or- der their supply now.

- 1663-8-26M6i.

::"Alterns.tlon Sale continuesat

Morris & Smith. Don't mind the car-

. rriisousts-_ _

Clklllwfln municipalities -iyiddoizisn-f‘

Mr. Jailles Harris, Elmira, left Sat-

' Mr. W. W| Cox. Morell, was in the City on Saturday.

_i l

Mr. Edward Aisenstein, business

partner of Dr. Frank, left Saturday for New York. S ~ -~ --'-

Mr. Holland. cheese-maker of Lake-

ville, left Saturday on a trip to Winni- DBE- -

Rev. J." J. »llilclJonald, Kinltora, was

among the gvisltors to the City on Saturday._f _

Miss Bessie Alward, Summarside,

spent the week end in Charlottetown, the guest of,Mlss Bessie Carruthers.

Messrs. Jose%li,M. Chlasson and Jo-

seph F. Chisssngi of Tignish, were in the City yefite ` ay. ‘

Mr. A. A. Mc\Villiam of Boston, who bas been spending his vacation at his! former home in Eldon, left Saturday

eating in the Hub, was employed as book4ke-eper with N. Rattenbury.

for Mrs. J. J. _ Donald, Moncton, :left Saturday to att nd the mlllinery open» ings in Toront after visiting her home in Charlottetown.

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_Miss Emmalvyudet, bead miliner

Mr. T. M. 0’!lonnell and his two

daughters, who have been visiting Mr. 0‘Donnell's old home in Avondale, left on Saturday on return to New York. Mr. O‘Donnell`_lias been absent from the _Island ior__y.b`out tweiity years.

Moist-in AND so( cuitonru sumo-in

f _ion/iris

NORTH BAY, Ont., Aug. 23-The

Casey cobalt mine near New I,_.iskeard was burned by forest" iii-és "with all the buildings to~day. Mrs. Alex. Mc- Kenzie iund six children were burn- ed to death, and it is reported Ithere were other deaths, hut' the_ names are not obtainable. Fires are also rag- ing between Latchford and Bushnell. Miles of forest territory in the Saguensy district of Quebec - are burning and eleven villages are threatened.

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BE HE 956

Choice Candies »

Cool and

YES

Our delicious confections »

l\

i For the rest of this week( ' are always the same at our '_-"*""'“"“"`

‘ Store. '

We receive weekly shi ments of these_Candies, an

wlglle in _stock are store --an ept in-a proper ace. This keeps them gong' and

arantees freshness. No

‘ rictasiniwsf' e

° ‘"“P° “ ' » wii.i..uurs ~ - i | \ .Shall setinsitniwollysienmt-rri rs., ° °°*° nr isons, ._ , ,_ r .

5' -*>ilf‘»”» Anéii, 3 ,mg .t<‘3 i sg.. ,»

` ~ '_ FlyBooks $\l_,'__f/, andthe same unifonnex` "'1'°°m ' ' `

-Floats , ~ :FJ /5

cellence i s mailiflltlell

- eryStock- ' ' _ A Ouraimis f

The Quality Drugstore

Cor. Kent & Prine; Ste.

urday for _\Vlii`nipeg§ ‘ ` ' ` l

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._.-- 31,87.,-_mm _\'|"' ~ .°.;: _ _'i___._ _,. 1,13”-’-lil Queen Qhirloltatown - _ r r. -

|` no-nu-u _4-- --- _ --__

Just a small lot of these in brown

and grey tweed, plain double breasted

coats, bloomer -pants very speclalat_....... ....

Nifty Norlclks, nice 6

natty styles, new

These are good fall weight grey

tweeds, norfolk coats bloomer' pants, with governor fastener, re-_H6 markable v_alue..`....`...._ °

hold together. i

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l ` _ 10-0_0," _ ' 1_1-09,

_ WS OUIY H_ little lliere's_a nice new lot of smartly made suits just in to choose from Bring _in_ the _.boys to-day, while you _have plenty of time to l choose-get them wl_iat__thc_y__n_eed-and whenschool opening day comes round

_you can say-"Well, my boys are all ready anyway.”

6to8er-S°t““ ~ 8t I4 't formerly y$li.0il“ slor reglllar lgllealo S

Some very attractive new Suit Models---inatle as

f---_--carefully as the grown ups--=-»-=--

Suits with style in every lir.e¢suits that will stand up to the hardest

wear that a school boy can give-suits that will wear well and wear out well -will keep their shape and lend the boys a dressed up- look as long as they

Thesénew onesin fancy greys - checks -plaids--browns and plain navy

' blues. These in tweeds, Worsteds, serges and 'cheviots, all sizesz-

A“roi'A|. wnecn.-'rss sewn, _ ' D ' _ ' _

steamer Ind ti ' _ ' i

.trl_l_l8DQri u onsre, which _ [rounded lome‘dBYB sgo on the reefs `

oi! the Magdalen islands. in the gulf. . a 0 e _ c

is a total wreck. She broke in two ` _ , several nights ago. ' _ _ 7' Lt,

l'lUNTE'R3_ 8°! Your guns at S A casio: Hnnowsns co. i.-r .. I . _ .

' l' $4. 0|. ' ii _ *I . . :-»"' _ Q

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n ammer ess ou e srrels. -_.___ ~ |~ 5,/ _ .__ _,_._ ,'__f. _ __ __ '_ __ - _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ __ __

sq&(% 1” T* ` [Z 1676.283 : lf 'Q1 I U... Ill ‘ =. ix (L JJ."`, ‘hull 'I Pall, A, ,D I. ,"_"-_ - ._i-viii.i.¢¢il|f:rA{i§T;T .V - *N '

_ 0 _ _ _needncw suits 0

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18 suits in this lot. Made in browns

and gnsys double breasted coat, bloom-

er pants great value at. ____ __ 5

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Smart suits patch pockets, trini tweeds

‘ All dark colors-browns and greys, _

norfolks and half belted coats-patch '

pockets, very smart. Fit one 8

on the boy ............... .. . . . ... _-

12.00, A 13.00

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to each _ _

_ Boy’s Navy Blue Serge Suits extra

good quality Norfolk Style Coat sewn Belt, Bloomer Pants, lined all through with good quality _Italian Lining, all sizes 7.00, 9.00, 10.00 up to_l__¢_l.00

Separate Pants

Blues at...85c, 1.00, 1.25 up to 2.25

' Blue' Serge Suits 7f00 Swell' Serge' Sailors _for

Boy’s Khaki S _"_‘-Soldier Suits” $5.00 to $7.50

Boy’s Khaki “Soldier Sliltsi’ made from an all wool cloth with Braid, Buttons,

Tunic, Riding Breeclies and Puttees in Oiiicers, Cavalry and Infantry Models for boys from 3 to 14 years. Prices .......... .. 5.00, 5.75, 6.90 and 7.50 _

Boy’s Separate Bloomer and Knick- and fancy Grey Tweeds and Worsteds;

er Trousers in Tweeds, Worsteds and also plain red in plain d. b. or _ Corduroys in fancy Brown, Grey and Norfolk style for boys from 3 to 8 years

_ 5 to 9 year lads

Boy’s Navy Blue Serge Blouse Suits

Bloomer or long trousers for boy’s from 5 to 9 years; all wool Serge, Sailor Collar,

Long Pants Suits ...... 5' Bloomer Trousers ............... ..6.50

Fall “Toppers”

Small boys fall toppers in Navy Blue

.......... ..3.5O, 4.50, 5.00 up to 7.00

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U18 Kill'

95 Fight as He fought for yon, 5

irrignticrtne colon _efcm-in

rear of the store is a beauty and is doubtless without a peer in the Mari-' time Provinces. lt is set within a spacious recess with morroror back- ground and is as artistic in design ss

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_Siler goodsare madethan _ _‘l“,‘:iQ‘f°1‘;f'_“_"‘_i__-_Ff‘__‘_‘_l" - "'? °"__""

might. c

Fight for the red. White and 9'

blue.” V

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i.'ENv|o on HousEKasP|No.

(With Apologies to Klblini-'l.

When earth's last picture is dusty.

And the floors are oiled and dried;

When the .oldest carpet is beaten.

And nhe - youngest spider _has 41105'

Lie down;for s moment or tW°._ Till the dust on the druid lliaii0‘

.i time ts ui-in at slime f-if

And they that are clesne shell ` harry: - ' They shall est off a kitchen chair,

And splash with a seven league. _dust

mop -

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And each in _her femihhlhe glee.

hors _ -_, _ ,., .

soo ' "»‘

And chase the germs.-from their

lair ~

And all for the Joy of. oleaiuinl.

For the sake of things they milht

»< 1-~»=»=»»_ ~»»-Us .sill_Jl_Mi[SllNfS lllililillillll

Mr. J. _G. Jamieson, druggist, of this

city is to be congratulated upon the splendid improvements he has just had made to his store the Medical Hall, Queen Sreet. The interior has been most attractively and tastefully finished in white enamel and gold the colors blending very harmoniously. Three feet additional space between the counters is now available as the result of the work of the carpenters. The old counters have all been re-

inpiiyedngitl in,_tl3eir'place are iiistalled nine ofthe* iln_st_. mad_e_all glass ce-

irisntird-"'iillent‘_ salesmen" _mounteul mglnsasy, , up yibiohi display the

it is useful. Several beautiful plants supplied through the kindness of Mr. Brown, gardener of Victoria Farm helped to add to the charming appear- ance of the store at the "re-opening" so to speak. on Saturday. l-laud- some electric arc lights lend s blamor to the store at nights, making it fully as bright as day, Mr. Jamieson _has just taken over the agency for the Nyal remedies which are intended to s-Nysl~ate various disorders and will no doubt prove a big feature of _his tl- ready large trade. '

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ivli i;\tllii. .t -»»»‘ _mi ll* -' ' ~ ‘, mmss berths.-wymsndlty. -simit s

them repaired

~q`\nmavM\nsi ilvsnlna Gun- _ -_ ‘ » - .i.>.' _

-_ ' ` ‘. _,_ ;-~ P- ?"f_"@`,<.' _ _ ~ . _ _...sm-' `_»~i ~"~ »-.it‘t.\».'_ ~ y

-Laura iimmens in the`Now Vert( i " ' Sumlydde

crest-»i.tti.i3`ii.ii-°ii.uu_sr.i-i

"_ In ,___._. __L'.__;'_,, .'.»‘ ,_,, ;.,~‘,_|__. ,_, ;.t -1.1" - - -_ ,. >~ our-' .' _

"You caiihave Absolute Faith

l'e'w days last week with Mrs. l*o%ver;`St.'i°eter's. _”" 'N

. 1

l " ’ - Th i r that expensive watch, or family

Swell; wilfielillilgige becomglieirlooms, will ;be injured in the work- manship of the Jeweler often restrains some people from

All watches or 'ewels placed in our care for repairing or re-

settixiieg are hsndletd] only by skille_d_and trusty vzglglzmen. eed do

_ » ._ tus estims e on any repamng or rese .you n

To look Just as well so - ~_tlo~ noikii-lh-.ve__d_°ne_ _ \ _

_ _ __;GILLIS. JEWELRY CO._y{

Charlottetown _ -

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