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I'Iar’d oal

A. Pickard & C...

expect the schooner ‘-Celia F"

and "Evie B. Hall" now with 1300 tons ofthe best_quali_tLH§d

Coal. -- -` _

Householders not already sup- plied, should arrange to take their supply now while these vessels

are discharging.

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Good Dry Hard W00d forthe

Grate can be purchased at A Pickard & Co's.

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The following vessels are chart- ered to carry Coal for A. Pickard

&Co. Schrs. “C0nduc.tori_and_

“Daisy Vaughn” to load Reserve Run of Mine, “M. A. Lewis” and “Edward Grover", Inverness Round “Joseph McGill" and “Blanch M. Thorburn" to load Albion Nut.

_ IN HEII IIINGS

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;‘§rtiit-a-tives"I’e}:or og;

sve suffered from chronic Neurslgid

:"gnc°”‘,’1l~{_P“¥_°1`|. Srperiencing untold '!1%gsy.andT toiwukmlighl "tue in my without ____"ef Thggésweftgigdiclns

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”°“‘d 11°* get better but -‘F -1 “"8 ” proved inn me dc¢i°I“§..§.I§ wmng by IVIYIII' me nick relief and 5“_§II1¥__°8;1__d cempletdly curing me, ____ we u not ha_ve my present health Iam lnfinot iq' 'F"“t'a.'t“'°°" “nd

E 5 Of this opportunityof ivin

you this letter about such a splzendig ’°m“dY BB “Fruit-a-tives".

Mas. NATHAN DUNN,

5°°' °b°’- 5 f°f$2»50 trial size 2 c At all dealers or sent on 'receipt of by 1-rnit-a-tives Limited, Qtuwm

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Cross Foxes

We have on hand a choice lot, of

Cross Foxes for immediate delivery.

These foxes may be seen at any time

'at"our'sales‘raucli on the Mt. Edward Road. Charlottetown. P. E. I

Parties interested In purchasing

Foxes should see what we have and get our prices before purchasing else- where.

Correspondence solicited.

Massachusetts Fox Exchange,

161 Queen St., ’Plione 515.

Charlottetown, P. E. I.

5162-8-29Mtl’.

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TENDERS

._, _ 'Fenders will be received by the

inulerslgned up to October 5th from parties willing to contract for the lambs offered for Sale by the memb- ers of Fredericton Farmers Institute.

Tciulcrs to state price per lb. live

weight Also for fat sheep per lb. llvc weight,--lambs to be delivered niiil weighed at some farm in Spring- field.

D. N. McKAY, Secy. of Institute.

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TENDICRS will be received by the

undersigned until I-lntiirday the 19th September insig. for 9, Complete sys. tem of heating for St. Alerls Il.. (2, lChurch, Rollo Bay East, P. E, Is- land.

Plans and specification can be

seen at the residence of His Lordship The Bishop of Charlettetou'-ii, or at 'that of thc undersigned.

The lowest or any tender not nec-

essarily accepted.

E. WALKER, P. P.

Rollo Bay East,

P. 1'). Island.

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Take A Thermos Kit on the Trip

For that long drive, auto trip or autumn outing you will need a Thermos Lunch Kit." 'These comprise a Thermos ,bottle, pint or quart size and a lunch box, suitable for two

Mackinnon Drug Company

I . Cor. Great George and Kent Sts.

‘ Hundreds of new records

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E. EXHIBITION

1 Visitors -Welcome

,I To [call at our store and hear the greatest of

all musicial instruments the

l victor victmia

H. A. TANTON & CO.

- Victrola Headquarters

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“Yale” The Stamp I

of Quality _

I I th ' need for a good _lock, from a tiiyy/Illgiflblzlr tom; Igank Lock, there is always a “Yale” Lock to supply _the “em Eaclf L°°,If 9’ “Lt” icie of Hardware _b2H1'l{18 the ‘lame Yak ‘S ‘ke

bestf om ,wel-y vie pint that is ssible to ma e for this use for whichpit is designedlo _ _

We have Yale Padlocks in all grades, in prices

ran in from 35c

B 8 `(p?.iI'¢°ii.l).igiI(§l§sf1llI“sI.(<lc;'ii£ line of Padioqks.

< Hagpggnd general Fox Ranch Builders' require;

ments very complete. We 3f¢d“_§;kI;‘§a?l seperafasgd

fort to, cater to this trade. all to have you call and inspect our stock___er_

Let us quotg you on your next or

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JT PAYS to buy In this Province.

SPECIAL DISCOUNTS on wire

fencing and gates are offered by F. J- Holman & Co., Ltd., Charlottetown. See ad in today’s issue. 5660.

DONATIONS of Home-made candy

for the Hospital Lunch will be receiv- ed at St. Paul's School-room, Tues- iliiy and Wednesday. Kindly assist in a good cause. 5672.

VICTORIA.-The schooner Bonus.

Captain Charles Striglit in charge, ar- rived at Victoria Thursday evening and is now discharging ii cargo of 143 tons of Inverness coal from Port Hastings. Miss Neavy Myers, Vic- toria, has returned home after a visit of nearly three months with her sis- ter, Mrs. Blake Philipps, in Dauphin. Manitoba. Mr. H. S. Wannamaker, re- presenting James Corlstine Co., Mcn-- treal. was in Victoria Friday last. --V.

INTERESTING ANNOUNCEMENT.

-The ladies who visit the Exhibition are cordially invltedto visit Mrs. Wlilte's booth and inspect the show- ing ninde with hair goods. There will he a complete exhibit of every- thing fashionable and all the latest hair ornaments. Mrs. White is pre- paring to give the ladies of P. E. Island the most exclusive styles and perfect satisfaction. Her tonic for the hair is lilglily recommended and will be for sale. `

ISLAND VOLUNTEERS.-Among

those to volunteer for ovcrsen's scr- vice is Mr. John W. McDonald, son of Mr. Donald McDonald, Bradalhaiie. Mr. Mcllonnld has been engaged in teacliiiig for thc past few years in llritlsli Columbia. Ile is now at Val- rartler. Mr. Fred Bagnall who has been engaged in Y. M. C. A. work in Montreal is another volunteer. Mr. llagnall expects to sail for England on the first contingent. Ile is the tifth son of Mr. Joseph E. and Mrs. llngnall, Hazel Grove, P. E. Island.

WEDDING BELLS.-A company of

friends and acquaintances _iissenibled in St. Jolin's Church this morning, says a. Vancouver exchange, to witness the marriage of Alderman Sanford J. Crowe and Miss Loura McLeod, which was celebrated at 9.30 o’clock. The ceremony was performed by Rev. E. Leslie Pidgoon, pastor of St. Jolin`s (lliurch, assisted by Rev. George I). Ireland. Alderman Crowe is wcll known throughout the city as one of the early residents of Vancouver, huv- ing lived here for the past twenty-six years. The bride, who was foriiierly of Cliarlottetown, Prince Edward Is-

land. .is_the' daughter of the latirtlapf

tain James McLeod and Mrs. Mary .MoLeoil, now residing at 1060 Bar- clay St. and a sister of Mrs. John Mac- Ewen, of New London, P. E. I. Mr. and Mrs. Crowe left on the 10.30 boat for Seattle, from which point they will go east. and in the course of their tour will visit Cliicago, Boston and other United States cities. They will make the return journey by way of the southern states and expect to be back in Vancouver in about two inpiitlis. _

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VISITORS AT BONSHAW.-The

following registered recently at the llonshaw Hotel:-Mr and Mrs Leigh II. Warren, North River; Mr F. Clyde Auld; Mr L. J. Miller, Mr C. J. Tid- inarsli, Mr T. E. MncNutt. Charlotte- town; Miss Evans, Toronto; Mr W. E. Sinclair, Miss Stella A. Fletcher, Charlottetown; Miss Susie H..Crcss- kill, New York; Mr G. P. Bremner, Mr A. C. Oulton. Mi' G. D. l)eBlols, Charlottetown; Miss M. Barbara Mal- colm, Boston; Miss Marion Newberry, Miss Grace E. Dutcher, Miss Marjorie Bourke. Mr and Mrs Arch. lrwin, Mr Ivan Mitchell, Mr C. C. Tooinbs, Mr W. P. Bruce, Mi' P. Gillis, Mr Ed. Smith. (‘.harlottetown;' Mr W. A. Washburn, New York; Miss Lottie E. Taper, Miss Pearle Mitchell, Mr Frank Hughes. Mr Jas. A. Brady, Mr Stewart Henry, Miss Vera L_ Baker, Mr lt. iluestis, Mr Edison Sterns, Mr Geo. Vanilus- kirk, Mr Arthur G. Peake, Master George Peake, Charlottetown; Mrs Alexander Grieve, Miss Jessie Grieve, Seattle, Wash.; Mr J. Il. Gaudet, Que- bec; Mr Chas. l-Iickey, Kensington; Mr liobert Messcrvey, Mr G. I). Steele, Mr J. A. Murphy, Mr and Mrs Arch. Mcliean, Miss A. M. Gardiner, Miss B. Gardiner. Miss E. Gates, Miss J. Gates, and Mr E. Collin, Charlottetown.

THEE WAR AND LIVE STOCK.-

The Departnicnt of Agriculture has received an enquiry regarding thc livc stock situation. The belligerent coun- tries in the present war are calling for large quantities of meal and Eu- rope is not in ii position to supply .a fragrent of what is needed. Durinl! the last few years the meal supply has been gradually on thc decline and tho war has now intensified the scar- city.‘ On this account it would seem advisable that farmers in Prince Ed- ward Island should at once arrange to put on the market more poultry, more hogs and more sheep. For all of tlicseclasses of live stock there is a certainty of an abundance market. The Live Stock Brunch of the Dom- inion Department of Agriculture is pointing out the opportunities in sheep-raising for Canadian farmers, and they have issued a pamphlet en- titled "Some facts worth serious thought by Canadian farmers" in which they enumerate the advantages of sheep raising as follows: "The shop is s dual purpose animal producing both wool and muton. The initial .ex- penditure is smsll. Every farmer can `well_ afford the investment of the nec- essary capltal In a few sheep. Rapid monetary returns are received, the wool clIp_and the lamb crop being sale- able annually . Expensive buildings are by no means necessary. A warm lanibing pen is required, but for the aged sheep, a sheltered shed to pro- tect them from the winter wind is n.- lone sufficient. Wed destruction re- presents another asset. Sheep will opt and relish almost every clsss of weed. Sheep admittedly improve soll f rtllity. Their msnure Is rich and ifziiformlw distributed. Except at cer- tain seasons of the year,-less time and attention need be bestowed upon the care of sheep than In the case of sl- most -any dtlier animals without thereby endangering successful re- sults. ' ._ .

The Gem Junior -Safety Razor Is good as any $5.00 sold today. If you t think It does its work as we say

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we will refund your money. $1.00 each. We carry all the leading safety razors

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'RANGE CLOSED.-On account of the Exhibition, the Kensington Rifle Range will be closed from Monday the 21st inet. until Friday evening the 25th Inst. "IL V. Longworth. Range Officer.

OPENING LECTURE.-Dr. Mays,

American Consul, lectures at the Bap- tist Church to-night under the auspi- ces of the B. Y. I1. U. Miss Docken- dorff will sing. This is the opening lecture of the Society. There will be others during the winter. No admis- sion fee is charged. The public are invited to these profitable meetings each Monday night. A fine programme will be given. The meetings begin at eight o’clock. They will be con- ducted along educational and social lines.

::When you are looking for a good

dential preparation you need go no further than this store for in Rexall Pearl Tooth Powder, or ltexall Tooth Paste, two forms for the one prepara- tion you get a. dentillce of unusuiilly high quality for cleansing the teeth. hardening the gums, purifying the mouth and throat and destroying thc bacteria that may effect the gums and throat. Itexall Pearl Tooth prepara- tions are rather larger than the ordinary, and you get more and better quality than the conilnoii -kind for the seine money, 25c. MacKinnon Drug Co., Cor. Great George and Kent Streets. MEtf.

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Mr. William I-i. Brown, one of Suni-

inersiile's oldest and inost deeply rc- spccteil residents passed away on (Friiliiy) morning, after un illness of only two days of peritonitis. The de- ceased was in his Slitli your and a na- tive ol’ London, England. llc came to Cornwall, P. E. I. at the nge ol' 15 years and iiioveil to St. Eleunor's in 1870, where he was one of the largest and most progressive farmers. He retired from the farm in 1891 and caiiie to reside at Sunimerside, where, be- sides being n prominent and honored citizen, he was a consistent member and Elder of the Presbyterian Cliui-ch. The late Mr. Brown had in his young days travelled considerably and wus one of the early “diggers” in the gold fields ot' Australia-et' which days he could toll some very interesting stor- ies. Tlierc are left to mourn two suns, William, now in Calgary, and George on the lionisteuil at St. El- eanors, and tour daughters, M_rs. W. H. Davis, of Mciitreal, Mrs. A. E. Clark, of Souris, Mrs. George Godkin, ol’ Suniniersiile and Mrs. I). 'i‘. McKay (widow of the late Dr. McKay), who had for several years kept house for her father. The funeral took place from the Presbyteriaii Church at Summerslde at 2 p. ni. on Sunday. -Pioneer.

::Will the ladies of St. l'c-ters, St.

James, Central Christian and First Methodist Churches kindly semi their donations for the Hospital Lunch Tuesday afternoon to St. Paul`s School room. The following churches will send their donations to St. l’aul's School-rooni. Wednesday: New Zion, Baptist, St. l’uul's and Grace.

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Both Branches of the Drug Business Have . Due Attention Here

The drug business has

two distinct branches-one professional, the other com- mercial.

In our relations with th public we endeavor to draw a well-defined line between the two phases of the busi- ness. _ _

In our prescription de_part~

mentor in the sale an dis- pensing of drugs we giv careful, scientific attention.

In the Mercantile side-

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

giveihe best service. W_e eel justified in Bushing this branch of our usiness, for we _believe that it is impos- sible to give suitable service in either branch unless we do it in both.

#SERVICE IS THE THING”

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and Chow

If you want to secure

best results with your pick- les and chow 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 pint making three _quarts _of strong. pure pic ling vin- egar.'

The ;Two Macs

and blades. E. A. Foster, Central ni-ug liore. ' Mit.

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Correct Fashions for F all for Women In Suits and Coats

'l` his showing of Women’s Fall Suits and Coats derives its interest not from

any one cause but from the happy combination of everything that particular dressers demand. The styles are genuinely beautiful and are unquestionably correct. The assortment is extensive and contains every good fashion. The fabrics are of excel- lent qualities.. Every suit and every coat is of superior workmanship.

An inspection of our present display' is important because it gives you the

Style-information you ilccd to satisfactorily select your Fall Suits.

The following items show how much it is necessary for you to pay to obtain

suits and coats of highest ch

Smart Coat of Brocade Cloth

set in sleeve-special .... ...$7.50

A splendid coat is made of

black “Teddy Bear" Cloth, has Medici Collar, very large arm- hole'-set in sleeve, half belt at _......_7_50

Good coat in navy blue

Cheviot, Kimona sleeve, yoke in back, half belt,Roman stripe collar, sizes 13, 15 and 17...8.50

Plain heavy Cheviot, in blue

brown, grey and brown, raglan sleeves, sizes 15, 16, 17, 18 .__

Very nice model in Grey,

Scarlet and Fawn and Tan in T_eddy Bear Cloth, sizes 16 and 18 yrs. ........................ ._10.50

Fine values in Zibeline in

bright navy and fawn, Balmac- caaii with fancy velvet collar, 34, 36, 38... ............. ....._..12.75

Black Nigger Head Cloth

set 'in sleeve, 3-4 length, lined

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_ Handsome Coat of heavy '

in blue or brown, sizes 16, 18 worm Chinchilla, raglan sleeve and 2Oathree quarter length- -high waist line back, inset

velvet collar, comes in brown, navy,Copenh5gen and green--, great value ...... __ ....__...16.00

Smart Balmacaaii Coat in dull plairls of brown and black, or green and black. This one has patch pockets caught with button, plain cloth cf>llar..l6.00

Notably smart Balmacaan

Coat vi ith raglan sleeve, patcli pocket, turn cuffs-shown in

i Soft warm Balmacaan with cozy close set wide collar come in a smart heavy soft tweed in green effect. There are matched fancy buttons-turn cuffs ...................... ...._..22.00

Quietlyiadylike is a heavy

grey Chinchilla Coat, very plainly tailored--a beautiful fitter-and a 'splendid “cold resister” ...................... _ 21.00

Navy blue coat finished with

very smart deep cape plush collar and cuffs-tassels form

quiet plz-iid ....... ...... _.1500-,an effective finish-below col-

New English Caracul Coat in

black, very handsome garment

lar.. 26.00

. A beautiful coat in soft heavy

beautifully iinished, semi caiiemii-v blue Cloth in Self Stripe

collar-fastened with frogs... ................................. __ 18.00

Heavy soft Suede is used to

make a very handsome gar- ment, with new cape Suede Collar-Satin lining thrniigh- out. : . _ . . . . . . . _ . . . . _ _ _ . _ . . _ _ _ ._ 2.0.00

Ablue coat is produced in

h_aniIsome stripe Zibeline-this garment is made with cape- Zebeline Plush Collar-fancy

to foot with Italian Cloth, all sizes, Price ........... ..........16.00

buttons ................... _ . . _ . . _ 19.00

3-_-z i 1-vt, is finished with piping of

I velvet-medici collar of V§l_v_i_:_§

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to be seen anywherel in

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Some Of The Suits ‘

Navy Blue and Black, nicely tailored Cheviot, four l_iu_tton coat Polonaise Satin

lining skirt with fold to give tunic effect $l2.95. Brown Venetian same style 12.75.

Navy Blue and Black Venetian 15.00, Velvet Coliar,_s_ime style as above__ . Cheviot Suit fancy collar of Velvet, coat trimni-_-d with folds of cloth to give basque

effect nicely trimmed with buttons, skirt tunic effect. Splendid style and value for 16.00.

Pl ' t ilored Navy Blue and Black Serge 22.50. _ _ _

am ain tailor( d Nav Blue and Black Serge 2200 with tunic on skirt.

$5; filflcy Sliits Gregii, Brown, Grey and Purple 32.00, 34.00 and 36.00.

Coats

Blue and Brown Brocaded Cloth, set in sleeve, 3-4 length with flare, 7.50. size 16

and 18 and 20. Splendid value in Teddy Bear Cloth with longer a_i_'mholc, belt across back 7.50‘ Black onlv, all sizes. Great value in Navy Blue Cheviot. lximona Sleeve and yoke with belt and Roman Stripe Collar 8.50, sizes 13 and 15 and 17.

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Oct. 19th.

I will be pleased to furnish any passengers diwtined for points west of

Montreal with full information as to rates and romicct1ons,so as to allow

taking advantage of these

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` Make up your mind now, Phone 148 to Reserve You A Berth ' W. K. ROGERS

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