House Warmi

It s house war

damp -and- chilly a

this committee, the Secretary to

its time to begin burn coal.

Better begin a fe

too long.

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The Belgian Relief Committee rn are Paying today white oats 45c

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in the Premler’s office at 3 p m yei; black oats 46c, potatoes 30c --H

to M. Poole, Mrs. F. Wi Hyndinan,

Erlioy There were present, “Wi” Dal/i8. Premier Mathieson,

H Aitken, Mr. Charles Lyons

notice to each accordingly: Mrs. Fitzgerald, Mrs Bentley, M

-Mrs. James Ed , M _ _Hodgson ell rs Geor8e

ment be inserted in each of the C

W i illlelvwn daily miners and Summer

(10008. including among others,

other foodstuffs which will bear tra

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hard and S00 Coal “°li&.°.:;.f:.:s:ii; ;‘:i..i;;“‘::l.°.

at the lowest pric

l gratefully received.:

should be repaired, but they must clean. Blanket coarse sheet bo

A. Pickarcl & Co.

Phone 240 Ch’town

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MADE FROM

~ NATURAL ASPHALT

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fully received and acknowledged the Secretary.

different Towns and Cities tlirou out the Island, requesting them to

purpose of obtaining free contribu '

free to tiliarlottctowii. consigned

towne -<lnV¢|~`ih " - "7 ~' -

Blanket weather is now

Against Drunkenlless

llrunkenness is n diseast, ai d the inila

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soothed and restored-before the victim can

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Youll ilnor 1noliai.ts‘wli.i. e:"ovtn'lrvoll

use Catamaran-Mon1oN~ _‘»RoonNcQ Funv cuanaurrm ron A :Hum or v:Ans_

'DSFANDING-°N.TKJll!9V£l!S&$.U5£lI{ l

_ If you are looking for roofing that will stand- every test of storms,rain, wind and bad weather

- Alcurzl is gllaronteed to gi e satisfaction or

f d tl. It li ld th st

at our store, $1.00 per box. Alcorn No. tasteless and ’odorless and can be given sec in tea, coffee or food. A N .2

ol t t :ll t i\ k fo '

COAL

_. i est ‘ American

that lwill stand the heat -

ot the sun or fire, that can be easily laid, gives absolute protection and costs comparatively lit tle, you will need to know Carpenter-Morton.

Roofing.

Carpenter-Morton lives

up to your ideal of what good roofing should be

Fennell & Chandler

Victoria R°:__J__ Prince St. Wharf

T* _ l 1 T -

_.IN._. Chesnut-fox Base

Burner _

Stove and Egg for the Furnace Also All kinds of Good Soft

Coal __A1‘._

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_ Mothers. wives and sisters owe it to those » dear to thcm_ to help them- stop drinking.

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, money is re \ln_e _ ui s up e sy

and renderi~i‘drlrlk distasteful. Get it to-duly

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v un ary re men. s r flee Alcorn booklet. E. A. l"OS'l‘Elt, Central Drug Store. (`h`to\vn

Anthracile

Geo.E. Full’s

Sir. --' M, CHURCH OF SCOTLAND- Rev and 8 D

Mr D. J. Riley Mr W H Aitken bath 27th at Murray River at 10 .i0.

mg t_1nle. When lt s wi- ..».......... ............ M

“il” me appointed secretary Tr

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D J Peters Road at 230 and Brooklyn at my 630 p in

d The following ladies were appointed DR SMALLWOOU Will be Ollt 0(

a committee to actin conjunction with town for three weeks beginning Mon

give df-y September esta, oluee will

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_ Mm TAG DAY.-The young ladies who

Dr. Conroy, Mrs. Doctor S. R, Jenklm,_ are willing to sell tags for the Char-

W.

It was resolved that an advcrtisg Hall between seven and eight o'clock

hm.. to-morrow morning. 5682.

side

papers. stating that contributions HOME IMPROVEMENTS. - Mr.

d S W0\llll be gratefully received by the Neil Waddell, Victoria, is having eit-

ay _ _committee of the following articles: ‘ '~e“5l"9 lmDl`0V9m€IltB 1111109 011 his

_ Nalnely,-Ch__eese and Condensed dwelling. Mr. Albert Stordy is doing _ Milk; Tobacco, Dried Fish, Canned the work.-V.

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ters, Mackerel, Clams, etc. Cured CARRIAGE ACClDENT.-- Master

We Meats, such as, Bacon and Hams; Jams Chester Lea, son of Mr. Walter M.

_ and Preserves of all kinds, and all Lea, Victoria, fell out of a waggon last

nil-

be

e. Clothing of all kinds, for men, wom~ ..__.

en, and children, including second THE PICKLING SEASON.- is now hand clothing. If torn or rent, they here aild the housewife will have to

be

B, f s, ots, g . g

Shoes. Socks. mitts and all knitted un- Pickllng Spices, also Turmeric, Gar-

Casli conti-lblltions will also he grate- per and mustard, all this yeor‘s stock.

by

it was resolved that a copy of these LUMBER ARRIVES. -The sclloon-

minutes be l-lent to the Mayor of the er W. Purnell O'Hara, Captain Alan

gh- all

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public meetings oi' the citizens for tne slsting of two thousand, two hundred

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tl

t.o this fund. The Prince Edward brought from Miramichl for Wright Island Railway will carry contributions Bros. She is now dlscllarging her

to `cat'go at Government Wharf.-V.

thc "Belgian Relief Fluid," Charlotte- -_-

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we _ _ £51. .

-r---‘-- M ter from U. S. Consul Frost, formerly

0|]

well. The Guardian extends congratu- WOMEN CAN HELP IN WAR wishes for tlielr little lrlsll (laughter.

med

membranes of the stomach nl st be healed and the craving removed the embiing nerves

stop

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Take A Thermos Kit on the Trip

need a Thermos Lunch Kit. These comprise a Thermos

or four persons.

Mackinnon

and a lunch box, suitable for two

Drug Company

' Cor. Great George and Kent Sts. I

`_“ Cumberland Miss Evelyn

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IT PAYS to buy in the Province i

SUMMERBIDE PRICES. - Dealers

Ewen Ma.cDou all will reach Bah

he closed during this time. 5708 pd.

lottetown Hospital will kindly meet the sisters at the League ot the Cross

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liriliay and received a severe out which necessitated the services of the doctor who had to put two stitches in the wound.--V.

get prepared. E. A. Foster has a lar o stork of Essence Vine ar and

llc, Curry Powder. Celery Seed, Pep-

5677

McLean in charge, arrived in Victoria. Saturday morning, with a cargo con

and twenty five cedar posts which she

IRISH AMERICAN -A private lei.-

of this city and now of Cork, Ireland, i aliiioulices the birth of a daughter on the 10th iiist., to which is appended

to hear, that mother and daughter are

lations to Mr. and Mrs. Frost and best

POWNAL.- The Rev. Mr. Weeks

preached an eloquent, powerful and a remarkably well thought ollt sermon in thc Pownal Church on Sunday night, from Hebrew 2nd and part .'ird-- “How shall we escape, if we neglect so great a salvation," Tile speaker showed conclusively the utter futility of escaping the consequences of sin, alld that only tllrougli an interest in the sacrifice of Jesus Christ, can we hope for eternal life, Nations that for- get God. soon go down to decay; ili- stanced, itoiiie, Turkey and Germany. The choir relidered appropriate sci- ections.-~Com.

RALLY DAY.-- The Hampton

Methodist Sunday School held their annual Rally Day Service in the Pub- lic Hall, Sunday afternoon. The in- terior of the building was tastefully adorned with specimens of various kinds from the harvest field and pres- olited a real harvest scene. Worthy of note was the fact, that when Mr. E. li. Wright, Sllperintondeiit of tho School, had rool call, every member enrolled iii the five classes was pre- ellt. The different lluiiibers oil thc programnle were excellently render- ed. A collection was taken up for the .General Sunday School Fund and the liaildsomo sunl of $18.61 was realized. -V. ~-

::VlSITORS TO THE EXHIBITION

will receive a hearty welcome to our store. We will be pelased to see you and- give* you all the information at our command. if there is anything in our line you might require, a compet- ent staff of clerks is at your disposal. Call mid see us anyway. E. A. Foster, Central Drug Store, Sunnyside. mtf.

::lt may be to your advantage to

cull at the office of the Matchless Sil- ver lllack Fox C0., Cameron block, Charlottetown, some day this week.

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_______-_-_- THE LIMIT OF ENDURANCE.

PARIS, Sept. 22.-Today is the sev-

enth day of the battle of Aisne. Tho limit of hiiinan endurance seems to have been reached as intensity of struggles has dimlnislled in front of

Rllelnis.

At Caoilne after brief lull, fighting

has liccoine fierce again and losses oi' Germans were ` increased. Tlley alone of whole line had hand to hand .fighting which occurred yesterday. Everywhere else the invaders left the attack to "Drummers" as they call tile immense mortars wlilch did so much dnniuge to the Cathedral of Rheiins.

lt may well be asked if tho result

of tho lavish use of these immense projectlles betwen five and six feet long, is a good investment, as the ser- ious damage of Rhoims Cathedral has had only the result of increasing the determination of the French to win. The significance of yesterday’s ofllclal communication, to be seen on consult- ing maps, is that the allies have ad-

Coal Yard

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For that long drive, auto trip or autumn outing you will \ . bottle, pint or quart size

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I-Iickeys Twist

Tobacco

.lf Mimgns of plugs sold yearly. Because it is

the best.

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_ Hickey & Nicholson Tob. Co.

A L.l|-nlted

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vanced to points where danger to in- vaders is greatest. Progress to west of Noun threatens the German right and the advance between Rholms and the Argonne threatens their line ot. retreat _and communications through Stenay.

.The deduction of military experts

here is that weariness shows more de- cidedly in the German camp. They are said to be feverishly active in their work on fortifications along Sambre, from Haubegue to Nalnur. and even on their lines of defence across the German frontier. This is taken to in- dicate the lack of confidence in a final issue of clash of the Aisne. .

"Buy your furniture at Patons. 5697

“Chic Fashionable Milllnery for

early tall wear at Patons. 5697

Best Values in Furniture ai

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sioiiary from Japan, spoke very lill- pressively to a large congregation in

evening. He gave all outline e work by the missioiiaries in Japan and showed clearly the grcatilcss of . the work and the urgent need of inorel

spread while the our were open to receive it. Excellent and appro- priate music was rendered by the choir.-V.

A SUCCESSFUL FALL OPENING.

-S. A. McDonuld's Milliliary opening lust morning was one of the most large- ly attended in the city for a number of years. The exhibit of new liilllinory was all that could be expected of al. city liiucli larger than Cliarlottetowil, and is decidedly creditable to this enterprising firm wllo probably do the largest nlilliiiery trade ill this country. The exhibit of new coatings, silks, ture ii.lid niaiitles added iiiucll to the inter- est of the occasion.

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HANDSOME CATTLE.--'file S. S.

Harland made a special trip to Victoria to convey the exhibits for the Provin- cial Exhibition at Cliarlottetowll. She ni-rlved at G p. ni. Sunday and bertlied at Government wharf, and left on re- turn trip about 8.l5 a. ni. Monday. Among her cargo were twenty-one pure bred Holstein cattle, owned by Messrs. Lea and Clark, Riverside Farm. and one pure bred Scotch Clyde filly, owned by Mr. .la‘bcz Lea. lt will be reincmiiered that those cattle carried off $308 at the exhibition recently held at St. John, while .the filly carried oft' tive first prizes at the Provincial Ex- llibltion last September.-V.

::Just about thzs time you need a

toiilc that will purify the blood, stre- ngthen the nerves, and add strength and stamina. to the system. Sul-h re-

sults are secured Eromptly from the ues of Rexall Bioo .Talilets, a prepa- ration that has been used and en- dorsed extensively.by leading physi- cians and nurses throughout Canada, United States and the United King- doili. Tllere are G0 tablets in u. liox of It. B. T., and every tablet a decided aid to a woril olit system. A Box Blio, three boxes $1.25, six boxes $2.50. Mac- Kinoil Drug Co., Cor. Great George and Kent Streets. Milltf.

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Both Branches of the Drug Business Have Due Attention Here

The drug business ha

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

In_our relations with t public we endeavor to dra a well--defined line betwee the two phases of the bus ness. .

In our prescription dtépart-

ment or in the sale an dis- pensing of drugs we give careful, scientific attention.

In the Mercantile side-

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

give_the_ best service. W_e eel 1ustified in gushing this branch of our usiness, for

_<3 believe that it is impos-

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If you want to secure

best results with your pick- les andchow this year, you will use our spices which are the purest, strongest and most satisfactory of any.

Our essence of vinegar is

unusually strong, one pmt making three _¢i(u_arts _of ,strong. pure pic ling vin- egar.

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IMPORTANT MEETING-A meet H H U Long Creek Laucblan Mc

ing of the QueenvCouuty Committee lximion collector

of the Army Field Service Fund will Congo (love, Archibald

be held in the Legislative Council Campbell

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Chamber on Wednesday at 8 p in 'l‘ C James, Sec'y. qliiiiiiiierrelzfliilllts liiiddntlzlevif D030

are cordially invited to visit Mrs. Ladies Auxiliary Kensington White's booth and inspect the show- per l\lrs.H.L.Bowness 120.00 _ ni§_ issue wlili_li_iilr g_§>_o_;i_i:. _ There New nomlnleii per Headquarters to r Furlli W 0 U- COUID 9 9 0X D EVUPY-_ Malcolm IllcPhu.i 199.0 _ . thing fashionable and all the latest Rim, point Miss ltimry 5 Pawn" _ hair ornaments. Mrs. White is pre- Lowther 'cones-'_u,. '_'-"'“""""`“'°°'°"

paring to give the ladies of P. E. Ninn Mm Creek mga Sadie

Island the most exclusive styles alid Mcwm can t' ' perfect satisfaction. I{cr tonic for _' . 803;”

the hair is highly recommended slid New D”m‘“l"“ Wm" will be for 5me_ (‘urrle collector

- .. _-._--_-,-.-_-,_.,_,_ __,_,__ -.___ ___,_-_._.-_._v_-_-_-,~,.,,c,_, __ _ _L New Argyle Miss Gladys

I-‘arkman collector

L Wright Victoria, met with a Already Aclfnowledged $252650 8 "8 p D

painful accident last Thursday While 1) 1 umm . iisullns in grain lie fell backwards 'I °“ & Sl"“°“ 1° 0° Pl-.nov porn

’ Ladies Auxiliary Tignish

off the load, and was rendered almost H00 TF005 uncongcjoug H15 many friends are per Mm Chas' Denon 100 00 __i_f___...-_.-_---

ed.-V. _

--° James Tmtf Sl* 5'00 exhibition week. ld. A. l~`ost»>r, Ce

llvrenesrlnc Armounceivlsur. HOU- J- A~ & Mrs- Drugstore. The some or good

-Tile ladies who visit thc Exhibition M8¢lll€50“ 10-00 \~.'l‘.:er. 56709-22-m3l l0!`glV¢9- .|-

19-70 “Big sellers in Ladies' Red

29 00 Grey I-‘ox and Ctvet. at Patons.

PAlNl=ul. Acciosnr-Mr cliiis coN'rRmU'l‘1=oNs if” ‘:'f;‘a“‘;r§“k?;’h§§lo “"£§°§a

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pleased to learn that the accident is F Batt. _ 2 00 Remember our big Soda 1'-‘oun

not so serious as was at iii-et report- L“‘l“’B Auxllmry Hunt" h _ tli ;t _ Swv' l attention _ _

RWM' per Mrs' Rodgemon “'50 :li Tillie ‘bil-'lllrilch ol business during But betta’ ' 'md br"5k°|`9 101' °9‘fl\

mm] ooo who lives. Soda To cling to the beautiful lov!!

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“Handsome high grade Ladies’

64.00 Sets at Patoils.

2900

21.50 ’ " 55 05 Furnished by W 8 Louson Il

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Tile Rev. J. W. Howe, returned nlis- 1 T ~

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for men and boys

Victoria Methodist Church Elnlgiy

workers, if Cllristiiidiiitysjvere to he C d

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to inspect h e r e ,_ 7 the finest F al l

range of Clothing

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WE MAKE STRONG CLAIMS

for this great new department-and we

stand ready to make good every one of nem.

All we want is a ghost of a show to

prove to you that we have the clothing range you need to choose from

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study our prices--consider the values- _f , ' f 3' and your order comes tous-sure. Try ' 1 _,.,___ _

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New I~`allSuits for$8.00, 10.00, 12.50, , _ \\ ~

15.00 16.00 18.00 20.00 25.00

New Fall Overcoats $9.00, 10.00, ' _

12.00. 14.00, 17.00, 20.00, 25.00. . -. " " "

New Boy’s Suits $2.25, 3.50, 4.50, _ ___ _

5.00, 6.50, 7.50, 8.50, 10.00 up.

New Boy’s Overcoats $4.25, 6.50,

7.50, 10.00 up.

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STETSON HATS TRESS HATS FRANKLIN HATS FITWELL HATS

All the smartest trappiest new soft

hats- all the colors that appeal to young

men and men who stay young.

soar HATS $1.50 to $5.50 STIFF HATS $2 25 to $5.00

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We have a very attractive stock of Brass Goods on hond including Jardineerl,

‘Umbrella Stands, Pot and Pedistle, Fern Dishes, Candle _Sticks etc.-These are use ful and serviceable prices and ornmental as well. Some of the rloes are as follows:-

Jardineers several sizes at $1.25, 2.50, 3.00, 3.75, 4.50 each.

Umbrella Stands at $4.50, and 6.50 each

Pot and Pedistle $6.00 Fern Dishes at $1.50, 1.75, 2.25, 3.50, each. Candle Sticks from 60e to 2.50 per pair.

BLACK & CO -

1 Popular priced Furs at I’-tuisl "9 Gt' G°°"° Simi’ l City Crockery, Sunnyside

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