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_ oasmav vsxinmv.-'-sei-'vice win ‘bc held in Christ Church, Ulierry .Va.lley, on Sunday at 43 pan,

Purina FROM P. I.-James Fearwu. Superintendent of the school for the Deaf,_has received from the debut! minister of education ior ai- liertd, a"l_etter desiring to be lain,-m_ ed `ir _he can receive a number of pupils from that province. The school has opened with a gratifying em-o1_ ment, including a number of new pupils from Newfoundland spd Prince adware Island. ~ j

Y. M. C. A. STUDENT WORK.-

The students ofthe Prince of wales

Uolloge who`~ are members of the. Young Men's Christian Association oi'

Charlottetown had a meeting ,1 few nights ago in order to organize a student department in connection with that association. The following officers, were appointed: General chairman of the Student Dept., Syd-.

ney Bonnell; Secretary, Percy Keep-`

ing, Uhairman of Committee on Re- ligious meetings, Sydney Bonnell; Chairman of' Llommittge on Bible. Glasses, A. Webster; Chairman of Social Committee, D. McPherson;. Chairman of Pliysical.Committee, V.| McLean; Chairman of Music Oom- mittee, Alexander Murray. The chair. man of each committee will' select three or four other members to form

these committees,.and they are ‘all ,

to meet during this week with the Secretary of the Y. M. O. A.,Mr. Reiley, and discuss with him the plans for the work of the student department. While Mr. Reiley ‘will be there in the nature af adviser, the lads will be left pretty much to their, own in their organization of the work the idea being to teach them in self- reliance and selfunanagemient. Next Monday night there will be a meet- ing to which all the male students of the I’. W. C. will he invited and at which the plans for the work of the student department, as arranged at the meetings of the committee, will he announced and the Bible classes formed. Similar organization will be effected among the Advanced In- termediates," and younger groups of boys ol the Association.

::The Pickllng Season is at hand

and you will find at our store all the ingredients for making good pickles. -mixed pickling snide, essence of vin- egar, turmeric, blaek and white and red pepper-curry powder, cloves, all- spices, etc. All fresh stock. Let us have your order. E. A. Foster, Cen- tral Drugstore. Mtf.

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You can see that with your e 'e shut, and by his pleased nnile Ilia. “\voii't rub off". It's a happy day for anyone when they look at

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We huveubig stock offhc very

host coal in stock and arriving by vessels. Order your supply today.

A. Pickard &_ Co.

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_BIG FOX INVESTOR -Mr md 1,l§"8P°SB°‘§‘°“¢. leave this morning their 'ho' ivangeum on “tum t‘°

m° ‘“ R9‘b“|’Y» M6-BB-. after

spending a week in this Province. Mi- gfglxpxt ‘has been investigating me vested “il lJl’0Dosltions and has in. the leqgi IIEB-Vlly In 5 number , of formeda ngM companies now being that -th r. Boudrout claims becomi 8 American pegplr are th ."3 d°°PlY interested in

° P- E. I. Fox lndustry and

states that there will be an encrm. ous amount of American money some £0 U10 Province within the next year,

“OED RESIDENT DEAD.--An old-

me resident, Mr. George Heather- IW, has recently\)assed away at the age of 73, while on a visit (accom- panied bl? his <Wif8)'to relatives at K_enslngton and vicinity. He had been filling more_ or less for years, but the end came very suddenly by (au. ure of the heart's action on Septam. ber 5th. I-Ie was brought home to North Wiltshire and interred in the cemetery ot the Methodist oiuircii there. The funeral took place on Sunday afternoon, September 7th, and was very largely attended. The funeral services at the house and grave were conducted by the Rev. G£0l‘Ec Ormau. The choir of the church atte-nded and sang several well known hymns. He is survived hy his widow and one son, a daugh- ter having predeceased him. Two brothers, William and John (the lat- ter out West), two sisters .remain, Miss Jane Heatherley and Mrs. Mary Ann Mathers.

FIRE REPARATION.-The work

of reconstructing Mr. M. P. Hogan’s lumber mill and' wood-working fac- tory, which was recently destroyed by ilre, is now well on towards com,- pletion. The roof, which is of Ama- tlte and fire-proof, has been put on' and consequently not being retarded by "wet weather the men can com- plete their work much quicker. The shingling has already been done and the windows are made and all ready to be put in. The men will com- m€H¢€ laying the floor of the second storey today. The shaft has been hung and some of the pulleys put in. Monday the machinery, which will be mostly that used in the old mill, with a. few additions. The new mach- insry will include a boring machine, sanding machine, small moulder, em- ery machine, rip-saw, etc. In re- building' an improvement was made over the old building, the ground floor being entirely free from posts, the second floor being suspended from the roof by iron bars. The brick-work encasing the boiler and the brick flue was completed yester- day. An iron partition shutting the fire-room off from thc main building and making it fire-proof will be put up today. A new dry kiln larger than the old one has been construct- ed at the north of the mill, the di- mensions of which are twenty-three feet long and 15 feet wide. The -mill will be completed and the business resumed in about two weeks.

(From Yesterday's Evening Guardian) . .___ .

LEE AND CL/iIlK.-Judging was

cammenced in most of the depart- ments of the Exhibition and| will be going on generally tomorrow, _saysa Fredericton Exchange. ' Harding Bros. df Welsford, and Lee apd Clark of Victoria, P. E. I., carried oil fthe major share of the honors for the Holstein cattle.

CHURCH IMPROVEMENTS.- The

people of St. Andrews Parish are having a hot air system of heating installed in their church. They will find no doubt that this will be quite an improvement over the old way of heating the church with stoves. The plumbers are now busy at work got- ting the furnaces in the cellar which was dug deeper for this purpose.-S

AN INTERVIEW.-- Mayor Morri-

son, Summerside, who was in Monc- ton Monday says an exchange, said conditions in Prince Edward Island are prosperous, the crop this season being an excellent one. Prince Ed- ward Island’s big industry being fur farming, wide-spread interest centres in lt, and Mayor Morrison says pro-

spects are considered by foxrven as very bright, large investments being

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YOUNG MEN who want soinetliing a little “trappicr” than iii:

ordinary, will find the very thing in our range of

Twentieth Century Clothing -

' Society Brand Clothing I

l_iut_tliere are suits for men of every age and every taste -and the finest range of

boys suits in P. E. Island.

A Well filling Suits for men $8.50, 9-50, I0.50, l2.75, l5.00, |800 to 25.00 I

Cozy Stylish Overcosfs 850, I0.00, I2 00. I5.00, l8.lf0, 20,ll0,22 00, fo 59.00 _ Wei proof Reincoals 5.00, 6.00, 8.00, I0 00, |500, fo 2I.00

Smsrf School Suits for Boys I 75, 2 75, 5.50, 4.75, 5.50 io I2.00

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is expressed to a complete understanding and recognition however, in the clothes .

we are showing here now.

This store is showing clotlieslliat are diffv.-rent- dis-

tinctive- new-in the best sense in which these terms are

Your own choice and preference have been cirefiilly

studied in choosing tIic'stocl< that is wating for you here. .

Wlialever price suit you find here is good-and well mad.-. :ind smart. Fit-finish-style are yours in our cheap suils,as well as in ou ,

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Exits Trousers for men |.60, 2.75, 3.50, 4.50, fo 5,50

New Tress Ilafs New Franklin Ilals from London New Siefson Hats

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pouring into P. E. Island from the various provinces, the New England States and the British Isles. Many inquiries are coming in from abroad regarding Island stock. Telegrams had been received by him recently from parties as far away as Vancou- ver. Prince Edward Island fox breeders met recently in Summerside

organization of the breeders of pure breh Island stock, for which there is a strong demand.

AN HISTORIAL PLAGE.- Situat-

cd on the farm of Mr. John McKen- zie, Scotch Fort, with the shadow of the trees that grows thereon almost

resting on the Lpacid waters of the Hilliborough R ver, 1ies_ a burying ground that is known to ma,ny as 'one of the most, if not the most, historical spot on 1'. E. Island. One has merely to take as walk through it to have some of its history rc- vealed ‘to them. Instead of the mar- ble and granite headstones of today the visitor finds the common red‘ sand `stonc, which is so numerous in the eastern part' of the Island, mark- ing the resting place of people who have passed from. this world- to .the great beyond, many, many years ago Indeed there are dates to be found back as far as the year 1727, almost two‘ hundred years ago. The cemet- ery which covers about a half an acre is looked after and kept in 'or- der by the people of Tracadie parish. There are numerous large trees in it principally all white and black spruce which have been underbushcd up a distance or about ten feet from the ground. There is also a wiro fence surrounding it and spepi-.il men- tion might be made of the large mar- ble monument which was placed there in memory of the Macllwnclls who were buried there.\ The base of this monument above is said to weigh`about two ton and the inscrip- tions which are on_ the four sldcs can bc seen today almost as plain as the day they were put on. There has been no one buried in this cemetery for over forty years nor hardly ever will be again as this was said to be the first French i Catholic burying ground on the Island, consequently it can be better imagined than des- cribed the many changes which have taken place since the first one was hurled in lt.-S \

PERSONAL i

Miss E. Palmer, Uharlottetown, is a guest at the "Forester Houiief

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Fresh, Pure

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1. Our pastry has s dainty Iflavor all its own and for " purity and wholesomeness is above comparisons These are fresh today-German Buns. Torts, Patrice, Rock Cakes, Cream of Taitsr Buns, Drop Cakes. Adoz...... ...I2-.

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afternoon returing to _his home in Murray Harbor.

. ::If you are as' careful in buying

flat, flavorless taste. Guaranteed

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companied by her sister, Mrs. Sidney

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/Medicines\

We have every kind of

'preparation for horses and cattle that you could de-

- sIie,stock l'oods,colic cures.

liiilments-all experienced horsemen and stock raisers come-here for their sup-

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If you want the very

best at the most moderate price it will pay you fo see what we offer. Call in while you are attending tte exhibition.

Mr. Alex. Martin, ex-M. P., Valley-

fleld, was in Charlottetown yester- day and returned home in the after-

Grcy. Mr. and Mrs. Jamieson lcavi-s|'I‘HE GOLF CHAMPIONSHII’ Saturday morning on return to OF 'PHE UNITED STATES

“Ladies blue sorge shirts have --A field of sixty-nine qualified golf-

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_.ll _ _ I ‘ k ` 2 I ‘yours to-day. There never has 5 N|,,|,,|,,,, 1,,|,,m ee, ua. N ... K... ..._ fha Macs/ ;._~.°.';:_.::;..°.<;.';';.z:i.:.°:.".2. V _ 6 'N , iqq Ufedt George St. CC" i|'\F.r\;?¢‘i,\’2%i-laitlsil)-';!:l|!!I`;§§`-`5'~,l°B‘lt1'2ll ‘s`°° w ‘°'°°' 9~_\fk;|°;3 `J

‘gfféii CAPTURE THE NIOORNIAC NIAN `

MAKE SEIIENTY DOLLARS

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T r i, ` Father n. J. G. Macnonaia sc. It means inet seventy dollars in ._

he esull' of t' e meeting was the. Georges. wus' among the visiwa-B to good hard cash for you if you cap- MOORE & McLEOD.

Chur1Qtt@t0w,{'ye9¢e|~day_ ture the mysterious MOORMAC man _

' ‘ ‘ _ Exhibition week. You must have in The mysterious MOORMAC man is

Dr-_ and Mrs_ S_`A_ Nicholson ,mdyour possession a copy of the the most interesting easy way to

child,/Haverhill, Mass., were paaaem DAILY PATRIOT, a voucher for a make good money that is now oder- ‘gers by the eastern train yesterday cash purchase from MOORE & Mc- ed in Charlottetown-catch him, and afternoon on 3, visit to Dundas, LEOD of 50 cents or over. _ make $70.00. You must have in

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Mr-_ Joseph Mcgabe was a ~pa5reng_ dollars. If in addition, you a1'e_purchase of 50 cents or over anda or by the southern train yesterday Wearing all EASTERN CAP. DUT' CODY 0f_ U19 Pf\¢_I`i0t- If U1 f\ddll'»l°“

you are wearing an EASTERN

more-and if you have also a pair Of BRAND cap-you will make another PERRIN Gloves, that means another te“_if you are wearing a puir of $10-041 V0\1Ch¢l`H BW HOW beillg is' Perrin Gloves-ten dollars more is

chased anywhere, you will get $10.00

d ith ll urchuses--get in be-

spiccs as we are you will buy here “ue W B P yours.

and be satisfied. Our spices impart f°_Ii‘; 311° “ish ,gets s°.f1asf';Of£a,fr 5;‘l)1‘; MOORE & McLEOD. a particular something to your pick- W’ ave 0 me up H ‘ 15-18_ les and chow. that takes away that C0“Uf¢I`- _ _

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tory of the game in this country has

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M_fnard’s Llniment Co., L in ii .

Dear Slrs,-I had a Bleeding Tu- ,mor on my face for a l0l\K film BWI ,tried a number of remedies without `sny good results. I was advised to try MINARD'S LINIMENT, and af- ter using several bottles ft made a. fcomplete cure, and it healed all ull and disappeared altogether.

DAVID HENDERSON.

Bellelsle Station, Kings Oo.. N. B.,

sept. 11, 1904.

pure and of full strength. A lb 3Oc. ISLANDER APPOINTED ceo,-e aiiaixcni- sea' '~ ' Mu. ' Is FINED ous oaivr, H --- ._ RW

KIN(;§i1oN, sept, is Prof i

" A _ 7' I _ ' _ ' ~ . ’ tural (From Yesterday’s Evening Guardian) MUNFORDVILUE. K-'Y~_. Sellll- _13-" "rt Lmrd' Plofeflsor _°_( .I as Mr_ Abner Marten, Caledonia, C_ After having laced an indeterm-inure,Tiieoiogy of Qiiccirs _lJt“\\'LI`S1ti; lx?

Bw is visiting his daughter in Qhur- sentence of from two to twenty-one been appointed hecic ary" o _ , 101-,f,etown_ years, Walter Galloway, found guilty Board of Finance of thc Iiesbyterian

` for the second time on a.'chargo of Church of Canada. , _

Mr. E, T, Higgs and Prep J, A, having killed Bliss Richardson, wus (Mr. Laird is a_native of lrincat:

Cmrk' Charlottetown' were-passenk “ned one cent andy costs by H jury Edward Islnnd,_ bcmg u nephew o

meh tri d his casa Hon. David Laird.) i

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Miss Marion McDonald who was involuntary manslaughter. A iury at

visiting at her home in Mount Stew-la former trial found him guilty, and I ____

nrt for the past two months has left Galloway was sentenced to the pcui- `f.`\\\\ §\\x _

on return to Orno, Maine.-S tentiary. Commitment was P0Sl»l\0I‘f‘ ` ` ` `

Mrs. Henry Jamieson, of Brighton, ed, when his lawyers succeeded in

Mass, wns a passenger to Summer-'having a new trial grunted, the ru-

sidc by the express this morning ac- suit of which was his being fined,

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close I' ic n transfers pending the issue of divid- ends. Richard Grunt, Secretary Trenc- gurerg 1548-9-l7IVI3\. ___,_.____..

"in one of our windows there ls,

a very special bargain in ladies silk walsts. They come ln nll sizes-a ro offered I n several shades. and are fully equal to anything u~ually offered you at 2.98 to 3.25. Our very .special price is 2.25 each. Get yours promptly-they are moving lively. Moore& McLeod |553-9-\8h\3i

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fabric gloves--new kid cloves- new do skin loves have como

‘ Another great lot of coats for

rived yesterday. Drop In and not

been such a sale of coats so early in the season as this year. Coat!

women-some of the smartest models we have yet shown_ar~

llAII.ROAD MEN STRIKE

NEW YORK, Sept. 17-A' cable from London yesterday morning says; As the result of the action of 1,600 of their employes in Liverpool yes- terday, two English railway compan- ies became involved in the Irish trans- port workers' dispute. , More than one thousand men em- ployi-.d by the London Northwestern Railway Compiiuy struck work in support of three of their number wh0. refuse to handle Irish traffic, and lat- er in the evening a sympathetic move- ment spread to certain employes of the Lancashire and Yorkshire Rail- way, who allege that the Irish goods they had been asked to handle had come through the London Northwest- er system. r -.

Prepare For The BIG Sll0W `

While you are preparing

for the Big Exhibition In Clisrloitetown don’t forget that Johcson & johnson have a

GREAT DISPLAY

oleverythlng in the way of PURE DRUGS ani every- thing lo be found in aflrst- cla‘sDrug Slo‘e, as well as Chocolates and oiher high classconicclionaiy.

Johnson & Johnson

The Quality Drug Store.

Throw away your old footh- biush and get ii good fresh i

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