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further nntir-.n the Q. Q HARLAND will run as followsz- 1 LEAVE CH”1‘0\V)T _ _ ARRIVE CH’TOWN

n¢iny_ 1,00 p_;n,|or Orwe Hal das s and f`h na Point Tu=sday, 10.00 a.m.

sday. 3.00 p. m. for Orwq al iday s and China Point. Tuesday, 8.

dnrsday, amp. rn _ for y mia. Thursday rsday 3.009 m., for V c_ ria. , ’l"l‘\_ursriay,

ay 5.30 a. m ,for East R_\ er. _ Fr_da:»’. ey, 3.00 p. rn.. for East R ver Fr "=1v.

urday, 6.00 a. m. for West River, Saturday, urday. 3.00 p. m. for West_R\ver._ _ _ Satur ay, ery a tenuate rfpndsy will call at Vernon River Bud on W uch d

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Freight for East and We Rivers and China Point mustin ;. leases b preps

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' Faillit-is Supplied Free of - , All Cost.

Inmaking this statement we bnek

it ul;-lwith our promise that if our remedy does not substantiate our claim in every particular, we will without question or quibble return '_ev_ery cent you paid us for it. We tnkeall the risk-you take none,

We strongly recommend Rexall EG.

soma Ointment, which possesses re- markable cleansing, antiseptic, germ. icidal soothing .and healing qualities, It is a grayish-white emolient, with n pleasant odo1',,and very cleanly for use. ` The first application produces a refreshing sense of relief, and it quickly subgides and overcomes the inflammation, irritation and dis. charge when present.

It is intended to be applied with a

piece of muslin or linen, or it may be applied afnd allowed to dry in, IQ, affords very prompt relief for pimples, blotches, discolorutions, ringworm, acne, tetter, bar-bers' itch, ulcers, in. sect bites, nettle rush, hives, sores and wounds.

Rexall Eczema Ointment relieves

itching and irritation of thc feet. It is ideal for the treatment of child. ren who are tormented with itching, burning and disiiguring skin diseases. Try a box- at our risk. Two sizes, 50c. and $1.00. Remember, it is onlv sold at our store-The Rexall Store. MacKinnon Dru: Co.

“Who is going to find the Myster-

ious Brown Man?. He has a cheque for the lucky person. 9-12<1zi.

VERY HIGH CLASS suits for my

Indy moderately priced for early fall wear at PATONS. 9-11dtf_

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A nsco Films

Ansco,Filn1s are daily

growing in favor with ama- teurs and professionals, be- 'ginners and export 5.

T hey do not scratch-

Bmenr, or soil, lhe emulsion coating is ofa superior qual- ity, and therefore better pic- tures are bound to result. For clear, perfect "snaps"

_ use Ansco films You'll hi'

sure of getting ralisfanion then. , .

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here-all sizes. '

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llere”s the Drink You Want Kola- ,Bigie

Kola-Bigle is the purest

and most delightful drink you can get anywhere. It is clear, cool sparkling and de- licious-no other can quite equal it. ~

Kola-Bigie refreshes and

stimulates after a hard day’s work-a good finish to a pleasant day.

Ask your dealer for it.

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At 7-he Police court in this city yes-i

t `diiii1aiiis<i)<i1.e dru"k» Joseph WelBl1. WBS

H BUY »0n a visit to his

Parents D. O. M. and Mrs. Reddln.

A treat is in store for all on Wed-P

_nesday night who Wm hear MI. Bryan as he 18 an international character. M". Ludlow .Jenkins Miss H B .f;5:";z.:‘::.rr V U____ek_ r rom u visit to Long

The C. G. Fl. lirunt t

day from St. l’cter's lrx=ilalif`rilev(\ihli§iitrialie

:,?g_____be°" Bulllllyiug the lighthouse

Miss Louise McCoulr N _

gow, arrived in the <):it3§i'one‘zn¢?1g;. pres” 'Mt evening and win visit for some days in this city.

Among U10 Passengers returning to the City 0n_ the express last evening were Mrs' G' E- HUSMS. returning from the Toronto Exhibition Miss snnunnsn of the P. E. 1. Hrispicei and Miss Bertha McLeod.

H_Lewis Brewster of Portland N. __ -. Wh_0 ls on _his fourth annual holi. ! _ay trip to this Province left the City .V0St.erday for Souris en route to the Magdalen Islands. Mr. Brewster 15 B newspaper man of many years 6XDeTiences and has some delightful things t0 Suv about thc Garden of the Gulf.

Miss Nellie Dougan, assistant head

Milllner at S. A. McDonalds’, was a P8EB€l\lZ€!' by the express yesterday rnorning to attend the millinery open- ings abroad. Miss Beckmith the head mllhner of the firm has been abroad for the past weeks in the large cities of the Continent for thc latest mod- les in fashionable millinary_ Both will return to the city the latter end, of this week.

'Phe following were registered at the

L(/ueen Hotel in this city yesterday;- Russel Cox, Morell; Miss Nettie M, Tolson, Washington; A. C. Millar, '|`0l`0l1t0I Miss Cora C. Dean, Provi- dence; J. J. Arsenault, Tignish;\D_A_ McDonald, Souris, D. S. Loom- is. E. Loomis, Springfield; A. M. Fleming, Halifax; Byron Bow- ness, Summcrside; Mrs. A. Johnson, Halifax; San1’l liook, Toronto; W. W. Finale. New York; w. P. Newcomb, Toronto; Mrs. W. A. Tuck, Boston; Dpringfielrl, Mass.; F. A. Pay, Quebec; J. A. Alley. Quebec.

Those registered at the Hotel Vic-

toria yestcrday were: H. H. Cox, Morell; A. J. McAdam, Halifax; Jas. McGrath and wife, Tignish; Jan, P, Martin, St. John; J. W. McPhee, G€0l‘k!etown; T. W. Lnskey, Montreal. W. Gitien, Montreal; Geo. Wood, Hali- fax; F. Beresford, Toronto; 'I‘. Hud- son, Picton; John Christie, St. John, N. li.; S. V. V-ennery, Toronto; F. B. King, N. »Y.; Miss F. King, N, Y.; Miss N. King, bl. Y.; T. E. Girvun, Montreal; ll. Bnicrin. Quelwc: A. Bujcriu, Quebec; G. N. Bredd and wiftf, Regina, Sask.;_ S. W. Gamble, New York; Mr. and Mrs. S. R. Encry, llostou.

A recent Waltham, Hass., cxchnnge

rt-.uorlls the marriage of Miss Mar- garet A. McKay, daughter of Arthur and Mrs. Mcliny, city. Miss McKay left this city nbout five years ago and has resided in Wnlthum since her departure. The item from the Walth- nm pnper says: Miss Mnrgaret A. McKay, daughter of Arthur and Mrs. McKay. Charlottetown, P. E. I., was united in marriage to Austin N. Burns, Norwich, Conn., on Wednes- day, August 30th. They were mur- ricd by Rev. John L. .I-less, Walth- am. The bride looked charming in a dress of white lawn trimmed with in- sertion and lace and wore a hat to match. The groom’s gift to the bride was a beautiful upright piano. After a wedding tour the happy couple will reside in Waltham.

'Prof. James C. Miller of Teachers’ College, Columbia University,_ New York, visited Charlottetown last week. Prof. Miller has journeyed through Canada from the Pacific to the Atlantic making a study of the educational systems of the various Provinces of the Dominion. While here he called on Dr. Anderson, Prin- cipal Robertson and Principal Crock- ett of the Consolidated School and spent two days in consultation with Inspector McCormnc. Mr. Miller ex- pressed himself as very agreeably sur- prised at finding on P. E. I. a per- son so well informed on the educa- tional systems and school laws of every part of the world as is Inspect- or McCormac. He was particularly interested in Mr. McCormac's free -lending library for teachers as well as in his extensive private education- al library containing the school laws and school reports of almost every civilized country on the globe.

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::"'l`he School that bns won the con- fidence of the people." Union Com- mercial College. 8-31df-f~

.closed for the season ' -#-

__ The S. S. City of Ghent sails from

DT Warren L Halifax this mornin at seven o'r'lock

Shaw's Hotel, Brackley Beach haglVernon River.

‘ Ymlin has t edt, i _ Z < ottawa from e visit ¢.,ri,,,‘,',§" Pm? and win be one hers 'rinn-sony night.

Edward Ullllell, City, has an-ivgd

home after spending a few days in

The S. S. Trinidad sailed yesterday

at ten a m. from this port on .return to Montreal. She had a large passen- ger list. The Trinidad arrived in port at 5 a. m. from Quebec and made her last call to this port this season.

The tug Acadia, which has been in

thli DOI‘t for _the past week, having a new rudder fitted by Bruce Stewart, & Co., Ltd., sailed Sunday on return '10 Calle Tormentine where she is tending a Government dredge at pres- ent at work at the breakwater there.

A note from Consul Deedmeyer to

the editor of The Guardian, dated Washington September 8, states that he and Mrs. lleedmeyer expected to leave New York for Italy by the White Star steamer Cretic on Sep- tember 20.

has arrived in the city and is the guest of his parents, nlurooca ann mrs. iucl.eou, mcnmond nt. mr. mc- Leou was formerly employed on tue 1.". lu. l. it. ann nas uiuny friends here who will De giuu to see nlrn :\ga.in. in Colorado where he is the travelling For the past five years he has been auditor of the Victor American Fuel Co., a firm operating mines in three or four States, with its headquarters in Denver. Mrs. McLeod and children have been visiting here since June and will accompany Mr. McLeod on return about the first of October. _

A. N. Munn and bride, Phoenix,

Arizona, are visiting Mr. Munn's par- ents, Roderick nnd Mrs. Munn, Marsh- field. Mr. Munn, who is well known here, was married rc(-.~n .»~~ in .1 Miss Shll‘D of Louisburg, N. C.. and lucy are spending part of their bridal tour at Mr. Munn's former home. That gentleman holds a very important position with the Arizona Eastern Railway,.being a Master Mechanic. He has been away from his native province for about twenty-four years hut hssfreqliently revisited his home here since, the last trip being four years ago. His many friends in this city nnd province will be delighted to see him again and on this auspicious occasion will hasten to extend their best wishes-in all of which The Guar- dian hcartily concurs.

The regular monthly meeting ofthe

City Council was held' last evening. The Mayor and all the members of Council except Conn. Matthews were present. His Worship the MM” or made n verv feeling reference to the thc death of Major J. A. Macdon- ald. late Stipcndiary Magistrate and Recorder of this City. _ A resolution of sympathy was passed by the Council and a copy of same was or- dered to be sent to the widow and family of the deceased. An applica- tion from K. .l. Martin for the posi- tinn of City Recorder wns read. Un ~motion Mr. Martin .was appointed to the position. 'l‘he fire committee was empowered to order 500 feet of red cross fire hose. A resolution was passed ordering concrete side- walks to he put do\vn in the grounds of Upper Prince Street School, pro- vided the School Board pays for same\ in three equal annual pay-ments. A re- solution wns passed ordering the lay- ling of a concrete . sidewalk on Kent St, from Weymoth to C`umlierland_St. north side, after the completion of the work on Prince St. Conn. Taylor complained that the City Surveyor had used nnbccoxning language to- wards him nnd tendered his resigna- tion as n member of the street com- mittee. (‘»ouncil then adjourned.

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John W. McLeod, Trinidad, Col.,'

Euthymol Shaving Cream

is a delightful pre- paration fora quick and satisfactory shave.

Makes a quick creamy

lather. Keep the faC€ soft, is non~irrita*ing and antiseptic.

Large Tubes 25 cents

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are told, and therefore Macs' Non-Poisonous Disinfectant is equal fo n. load of medic"-' ines and a corps of physic- inns.

li isa sure preventative for

all cases of fever; destroys all obnoxious adore-the bacteria of all contagious diseases.

Call ln and let us tell you

about it....... ........ 25c

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Siewerfs Bakery

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our new

M illiner

_will arrive here. io- night, _and will be at our workroom Monday and following days.

Miss Sinclair comes

to us with the highest recommendations, _hav- ing been head niilliner in a. large city house, and she’will be equipp- ed to carry this great millinery business to a higher point than it has ever yet reached.

More Golf Coats

to-day

' Another great supply has just come along and is now ready for your inspection. _

All colours-all good

styles. ` $2 25, 3 00, 3.50, 4.00. 4.50, 5.00.

The most useful

knockabout garment that can be had.

THE GREATEST SHOWING OF FALL CO.-\TStl1;\t iflinrlotli.-tu\.\`1\ iran ri. L-1 .tt ~; ‘iw rlmii'

for you in our ready to wear department. You are cordially invited to come in-»-l.n»3< 1. fi:-.i z.;_~ .n :nw fn every garment in the store. You will find here the lmndsomest designs from the threco; f-=ur bt ‘ iw, in lieu Dominion-most of the designs shown are exclusive-that is to say they can not be had at any our r 11.>:'~;-

the City. We will just tell you, as well as we can about a few of them.

Neat well made coats of Black, Kersey, good

weight, collar of velvet inlaid. finished with touches of black braid, excellent values... . . . . -. .

“College Coats” inlaid with velvet. gives a. touch

of class of this pretty Navy Kersey Coat. Double breasted, turn back cuffs, fitted back---:1

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St. Margaret Suits for Boys

ln our southern win-

dow we ;-.re showing ia lot of these. `

"l`ne_v are about the

sunt mst-niftiest little gziriucnts that any nfctbcr ew r got hold of for 2 to 6 year old lud- tlics.

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cheviot, comes in navy or black Plain

of velvet, single breasted, semi biting,

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Coat of $15.00 value Special $12.75;

Our Leader in Heavy Striped iweed

Heavy all wool tweed, in brown and green tones, showing a stripe effect --if: the 'material

used in our special leader. This splendid garment is double breasted, ha.. large patch pockets

“Convertible collar-Andis by all means he bcs

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Heavy “niggerhead” tweed coat in dark grey

shows the popular long rever---and closed with 3 large buttons, collar and revers edged with black velvet. Cuff piped with the same.....

Heavy warm coat of dark grey or brown mixed

tweed, plain collar with long, graceful lapels. Three large buttons, velvet piped button holes, set in on slant. Anotable handsome garment

_ Reversible tweed coat in effect of brown, very

plainly tailored, satin sleeve and shoulder lining,

single breasted, sloping lapel, three large

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This line of garments is perhaps, the handsomest thing we have had to show for a long mul-. ‘l":»-_ . ...tie .-nf.

long and very gracefully made, they mostly show the long sloping lapel and selni-firtiur luck. tnniplu, rich stylish, effective.

$24.00. 25.00 27.00 38.00

Very graceful coat of grey diogi.n.\l 2‘,\~.~<_d plain velvet collar, cuffs, piped with iclvrz, `~;n1.tons

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with r".t.r:d back, two doa: 1 Venti. :it back "‘ Plain "Man1'.l.<l1" Collzui............ . . . _

Hmdsome twccd in “l1ops=.c‘k" or lmsket

weave effect-~-is si:»»wn in coats of grey or green. Collar :ind Cults fniifllcfl with tu:'clle~ of bixiclc fancy

braid, long slftpiug lapel .. . . . . . . . . .-.

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Plain "~~c_<l with plain bztclz make ;. very smart

coat. Tha _ __l back is *n'.'r¢f’ .mi to finish the

collar, cuffs, and 'Lopof poker, l.<‘.ng lapel front

fastcns with tlircclarge ‘>tif.*».~».-._ .‘-. very stylish, graceful garment at . , _ . . . . . .., 0

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Black Plush. The Novelty feature of the Season

splendidly .represented here.

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