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-il /MI c/Donald l:':.l:.ls.'.:.

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tlpening the New Fall Goo,_ds. Ladies’ Manlles

Dress Goods, Furs, Silks, Golf Goals, Hosiery, Kid Gloves, Men’s and Boys’ 0vercoals,ele.elc,

nie Latest

and Best

For' the past few weeks every Country in the Globe has contributed of its best securing f..r us the

largest assortment of new Fall Goods ever displayed under one roof in this City. We have searched the best

markets on the Continent ‘of Europe in order to secure for the citizens of Charlottetown and our Custom.

ers in the Country the latest productions from home and abroad. We invite you to visit our store and see

L t‘ie many novelties which we have provided for you.

'D THE NEW COATS

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,;"‘ In this section of our Store we have all‘ the makes in ladies’ Golf Sweaters

Ladies' Coats: for the past few days we have received (450) ot the newest designs

in ladies’ inaiitles, That we have been successful in securing control of an exclusii/_e

» ' line of ladies' coats we think will be fully appreciated by the ladies of this City. The fit

and finish of th se garments are in a class never before approached in this City and we have made the prices so low that it biniigs them within the reach of all to secure one of

4' these fasliionably made garments at prices from $6.50 to i5iti.oo.

Z tolir swuirisris

» of our $1.35 gold c at, it is an exceptionally good value in a range of good colors, coin-

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ir. ` . -, i for igr 1, at prices to suit every taste and every purse VVe wish to make special mention

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forta'ile fitting, has large pearl buttons. Tae best yet for the money ‘$1.35.

- ‘~, (' ther l`n:s at $1.75, 2.l|’, 2.55, 4.' 0 ictc. . '

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» b t t t were -bridesmaids. During the core-

»- il 1. f inonv the bridc's nephew, Master.

Knoll the summer home of the

It was when Miss Brookmire was ii'

first saw her and lost his heart She was giving a bevy of poor little

auto. '

Edward L. Wentz, of anold Philadel- phia family. The family were not im'- pressed by the young St. Louis girl and she was not willing to brook their displeasure. _Then _ came the tragic death of Wentz, and the recon- ciliation between Miss Brookmire and his family. Gillette managed to be- come acquainted with the young- wo- man, but received little encourage- ment. Miss Brookmire was in mourn- ing for her dead fiance for a number of months.

Finally, however, by his quiet per-

sistence and`sympatby he won. Then this summer the Brookmirc family came to thc Biddeford Pool. Gillette was in Chicago, 1500 miles away. but he did not let a thing like that stand in his way, when he wanted to see his fiancee, and all summer long he spent every week end at her home, travelling 3000 miles` euch time to do so.

Brook-Knoll was never more beauti-

ful than today, the mist of the 'morn- ing rising about noon to let the sun light play upon the waters of the har- bor, pool and river, and tae broad Atlantic, towards which the cottage faces.

It is inoilcrn cottage, with nn old-

fasliioneil, liospituble llir, snriolindeil by lawns und stone-walled gardens. The land on the harbor aide slopes to the \vater's eilge, giving ii wonderful view, including sonic historic spots, unioiig tlicni thc stioiie'in.iniiirinl that irinrks the site -of old l"ort Miiry, laiiioiis .ii \Vlilttier'u piioiii.

The cel‘cinuiiy was peiirirnicil by the

ltev. l"liilip Schuyler of the Episcopal t‘hurch nt llenuingtoii, Vt., whosc father, the Very ltcv. Dean Montgom- ery Schuyler, was ri warm friend of the mother of lilies Brookmire. The bride was in white satin :ind her attendants were , little girl friends. Miss Mary Fmncis Joy of New York city was the maid of lionor_ and Miss lldlizanotli (look and'_Miss Lucy Fitz- liugh Hoblitzell, both of St. Louis,

5:1/ Allied lhirtiitlge Hcbuld Ji held

/ -’ _ 5 €C011d Fl00l‘ P 3;;*’;;i;“.i'€....‘mir-..i*‘i..Séil°““;.i

- is Philadelphia, a Harvard classmnn of

Ml‘. Gillette.

9‘i6(lSltlZf The ushers were Enames MacVeagh,

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CHARi.OT'l‘ETO\VN MARKETS l STYLISH COATS that cost. lessl

-- than you would thlnk posslblel

generous selection ln style and! color. Special showing oi black coats for Fall. Patons. 9-Zdtf

(`.orrcctcd for every Wednesday and

Saturday issue.

lli-of (qiiiirter) per lb. 7 to 9 lfv.-of tsmulll Der lb, 8 to 16 ll(-cts, per b nch 4

IN MEMORY OF JOHN McDONALD.

(Died March 21st, 1911.)

OUITUARY.

Harold Mnc(.`ormack, Robert Mc- Corinick, Morris Jolinston, all of

"*ll°“g°» E~ N‘ll"°ll Of l-“mr lrlnnrl- - ’ '-1 2 Walter Mcliittrick of St. Louis,

The weddin breakfast was served

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upon small tables set about thc brood veranda of the home.

Peacefully entered into rest July Amlmg the fiuests were Mrs' Gmeb

, _ 30th, 1931’ N St t’ d 1 b '_ tc and M_rs, Charles Dempster, 'moth-

A§I.,:‘;i,f,nBf,?,(,e,.l§a(i1,1,I€§ i;1,§§ii;gl?,f, ;ilg’,`\§` loved wife of (€}riltlleonevltv4l[i:l.eodeaixifi{er; ‘gr “nat msterdofn the g‘°°°";- Charles

siiii>l.i<.» \l,1:l<.i.1<.c..il~.T our .ww Ami ...gm come.. down in shadows llnserrng rllnrrlrl Wl‘l°ll “ll” lm" ‘mb seixpiviir .hifi Mrs`?BAerPwiiei.yrgeiriiil)_

u to 5 _ - . » . _ _ . _ _ _ _ _

|.;.,ttm» Eg ;3,f,1|l liuiroriiaiiicnts dt' other shell goods gray ' tr.” Christian resignation to God B J B k ' d Ka I d.

[..ir'ili cr lb.,

_ __ . , _ will. Although confined to bed lor, “mes T00 ml” all S071 ellllaf tonsil dtl. l’o s<;othe and rest the uorld be almost H year she always had B Mrs_ Gmette has been one of the

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l..ird. Der lb., lg to 18, ` Thu 0 . u de d the silent way kind word and pleasant smile for hu most admired young ladies who have

l.:imh (small) per lb.

to ml DRESS bK.IRTS °f Voile' Belize' an I sign” O.; 1.181% 6 bivouac o_ " \vho came- to see her. There are left C0lYl€ to Bldd0f0l`d -P001 Year after

lifltllulles. Def 2 l>\1llCh0S. 3 C0 5,bcaut1es, stylish, graceful, serviceable ll BBW" 9 0 g lm mom-n a son-Owmg husband' who year, Sho was 8 great; lover of cmldi

Lettuce, per bunch

White oats, llliick Oats, l‘1i-urs. per doz. 18 l-lay, per ton, $8 t`-alfskins (free of heads) Hides 9 Pelts, each, 45 Ducks,

5,moderately priced. New this Fall.| ‘ _ - _ _ . . . _ d h b . _

i, , ... _ The le ve the ,Irish da of toll with tender patience lovingly minist ren an as_ een interested in the - e

-- - 3 - < Serene be ond the world’s turmoil, ll l' ‘"9 0 _» Ullf Els' ~ lllll5 fllll E0 -

Eg gg, 20cl1lesI.)l;ntl< niggéipl S»;;sciz\p'ceEofA\;`i2;géirr . In heaveyn,s garb of splendor dust tersl and one b_rot.her, besides alarge Amons thelfishoi- folk s.he is always

15i(,en€ral Drugstore -9_Md3i- when death can neu. again despon clrce of relatives and friends who spoken as Miss (.ornelia and will be

to 10; ~ ~ In G0d»s sweet haven of the b1eBt_ .haveuthe sympathy of the communl~|long ‘loved for her kindly thoughtful- to 50, “Your new ,H,`_°“, hat is here that is tv- Those _who sleep in Jesus. G0d,ness in time of trouble or of difficul-

izl - - _ ' Ana thus he passedxue mystic was Wlll brrns with Him- ty. 1_VIr and ll/Irs. Gillettv left by auto-

, .if an up-to date and well selected , _ __,_________________ , 1 I

Fowl, 10 to lll t k -11 1 H d h t That leads to heaven s helds so "IGH G at!! ln the afternoon and will Blueberries' 8 to 10 , tézogo tigi mpzgaseisofyotxts api Boat?) mir’ I d h d FEW ESCAPE CORNS. piansp their honeymoon in the mount.

e e '*° a

N. Potatoes,

(labbriges, Pens, 16 to Caulifiowers, ' Apples. doz.,

Pork

l.00b li. ' .' Addrll' ' tl th n »

5 5 tales Fall caps that‘are heai1tie1s.dDf. 'éha,;"°ga‘,‘:]g $16,013" 0, $510,.; §,e,.e_ They corr.e to the young, the Qld, _._

18 ' mee' 9' 6 t ' To reap the harvest he hadlsowed d tglseswegllirenpg e@£¢;t§§r¢;>;g& e 3 f all 0B1'1‘UARv_

5| _ Oh, Lord, beneath Thy ove an - 1 W ll - Our

5 to 10; QI?/\2ll':ll\G NEW Sll;KS nlnrl c,,,.e_ gpurs by Putniimu. Painless corn and 'une omni. or John r. salient, oi

8,] 'mrly 00 Y 006 "SS 0 6 G0 “T art Extractor. The remedy ls St. Raphael, Lot 15, which occurred

ilu" Wldlh 950 and T-he best slllt All knew his kindly word and hem-1;; painless, it's sure, it always cures. almost suddenly last Friday, came

naysmchooi suite than will anim Canada a‘ the l"'°°' P"9‘°’2,§, None thought of 'mm but brave aaa Don’t experiment. Use the old amlfas ii great shock and surprise to his

umh. duty nn the may gr,_un.1_.., or ¢ - jusm reliable Putnam s Painless Corn and many f1”10rl<lS._ Mr. Gallant who had

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l\l1<iElG0hnoBo||Cs||.98‘ $2 55° to S5`75‘ “dome choice Patterns and color-

* we grieve when such as he dep,;,r¢; Wart Extractor. Price 25c. _ always been in the best of health

rus

was ill onl a few hours and it was

0 C0 9.6dl.f. [_ °` . _ _ ‘ ', _ _ ' His life he nobly held in t ; ` y ,

me” ‘" “"°“w?*" l“_’*" ”.°°”“°‘l ‘ll VW” un spirit found the setter part JAUNTY HATS for young wo'-.Only .at the lost moment that his

-- ll9'~V ShllPB5-‘lflll Will l1k0 l-llc P@l`Slflrl while honor guards his spent dugg, men. Productions of reigning condition was considered serious Mr

"Our liygr ue broudcloth has char- and Paisley designs. Try one liatur- _Timothy C. Murphy. |models In alluring shapes and Gallant was widely known and unl- iictcd and quality send for samples.l<1t1Y night- D- A- l3l`ll°9- 9-mall Boston, May14th, 1911. |Golor schemes. Beautiful, styllsfi vcrsallv respected. He always took

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_ __ City Schools

1 91 1 Term 1 91 2 Educational Books I

INCLUDING TI-Ili

Newly Authorized Text Books for School and College

We have an imnieiise Stock on hand. All SCHOOL and

COl.LF.GI€ Books sold by us at ,PUBLISHERS PRICES.

Scriblilcrs. Exercise Booln, Penmanship Pads,

Pads, Palmer Method of Business Writing, Pens, Inks. Pencils, Foolacap, Examination Paper, Fountain Pena, _School Mapa, Enacra, Rulers, Note Boch, Book Keep- ing Blanks and Tcid Books, Slatel, Pen Holders, Note Paper. Pencil Boxes, School Bags, Qc, all at lowest possible prices.

~ WHOLESALE md RETAIL '°

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CARTER 8 CO.. Limited

I DEALERS IN `

'° Books. Stationery, Poncy Goods, Seeds. Qc.

CHARLOTTETOWN. _ P, E, igLAND,

“Sovereign” Cashmere

I-foeoaoil Half Hose pure w<ml_ linen splicing. Be up

_ and verylow priced at Patons. an active part in all things that

9-2ritf_ tended to the betterment of society

\ to date and try this brand. I .pilirvlwuwr

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_ MORSON & DUFFY

Barristera and Attorneys

MONEY 'ro i.oAN _

£.nf1armr.nwthf1xr

Solicitors for Royal Blink of Canada

Brown‘|| Block, flharlottetown.

~ Give Your

Friend_ a

/ , A gooddliimblci would be an app-

ropriate gill* for your seamstress, as yi wedding gift or in whist prize. ‘Twoiild be iiaefiil, pleasing and appropriate. _

Our showing of good thlmhles iii

' superb-we have all size# and qualities here from plain at 25c to solid gold at $5.00

Come in and see the splendid

samples.

W. N. Tanlon

L\ Jeweler. Sunnylld_c. '

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Good Thimble

_,C ' and promoted the public good

Wherever there is a

baby in the house there sliould also be a bottle of our

l xtraclofwild Strawberry S l`1\Fii

It brings quick re-

lief to the little one

suffering from disord- .

ers of the Stomach

and Bowels, Colic, Cho- __ lera Infantumfl

Diarrhoea, etc., and is

equally good for a-

dults.

It contains only veg-

etable remedies and is quite" harmless.

256 bottle.

E. A. Foster

Central Drugstore, . Sunnyside. ~

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You will be sure of get

- ting supreme satisfaction when you send your wash-

- ing here. Yoti'll be de-

lighted with the perfect cleanliness and line finish of each article,

Try The Star way to-

day. Phone i5i and we’ll send our wapon.

Star Ste cm La u n d r y

L ` . He

was ii. kind husband, a loving father, a large-hearted and generous friend. To mourn his loss are left a sorrow-

ing widow two sons and four daugh-

lters. The sons arc: Philihert, at

- home; Emmanuel J. of the Post Of-

fice Dept., Charlottetown; thc daugh-

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-i/’ ‘eve off 3- -*Q81

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Send Emir i

Washing to Us f\ _

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wedding Ends itorsi Mrs. Andrew' Arsenault, Bum;

xiierslde; Mrs. P. M. Arsenault, St.

` .- Trips fm' Chrysostom; Mrs. Andrew Arsenault,

_ _ lilouiit Carmel, and Miss Denise, at

- _“_ . » home. The funeral which took place

_ _ on Sunday afternoon was very large-1

BIDDEFORD POOL, Me., Sept, 12- lyattended. Tho services at the,

The inarriage of -‘Hai-_bid F, ~Gil1etf,g, church and at the grave were con-| the 'weaitiiy chicago broker, and Miss ducted by his Pastor. Rev- P-P- Ar- Uornena. Forbes B,-ookmlre U( _“_ senuult. To the bereaved family, ro- Louls was solemnized here at ' 3 laflvfs and "lends We ex'-end Our, 0'clock this afternoon, the ceremony hearllelt Sympathy. _ I taking place on the lawn at Brook- °°“5“l“°l"~

' - t CON\BlNATlON SUITS f0l" mbhi

£:.‘:.‘:“.'::.‘::r. ‘.“.:.‘;° §;;::“i:.2£.=“°“.: -~ -»i Maine and every State in the Union. ?at°“S‘ ` 9`2du l

"Good Handsome but inexpensive

gm in school at I-Jhiladelpiini that coits for small w men misses anuv l 'mill the romance, the climax of which was `_h'"dN‘_ PM o 9 zdn Ep pcs our new corderoy velveteen ii; reached today, began. Then Gillette ' ,"° 035- ,‘

7 Love For -cHiLonEN._woN Hui- ""`

.1-ioiimsiainixmas' axcimsions

The Grand Trunk R3 od~ A circular authorlzii1‘;li;1§'“ llsu. In Canada to sell Homesegk ‘Few eurslon ticket: to points ,U ea; Ex- cauada. 'rms is iuterssn., 1 *Stem tion for those desiring to til, “Ulme- tago of these excursion; mf advan' dates from April to Beptemb certain The Grand Trunk Route ls gy? 1911' interesting. taking B ° mflll through the populated centreiiasseulei ads, through Chicago and thee! Can' Duluth or turu unicsgo and tgetxl"

in

lcltlcs of Minneapolis and St P

an Grand 'rrunk A “rl- particulars. W. K. Rg£;::ni%",t;“_li}iher at A¥°n*=~ R-zantiistutisepiii

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MODELS or 'rasrn .t- uri- -

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0_ dm - ypiiced llmol,-S

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DISTINCTIVE exclusive &

a. ons. 9_5dt,

'children a joy ride in the park in her A

She was ungaged .at the time toi Siock and Poultry

TT’s_ r

“I

REG ULA TORS

Veteriua

and ry Remedies

LG’ E' ri.; Pfopias;

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own. P E. 1. gg

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GUARDIAN CL

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ASSIFIED ADS

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AGENTS WANTED

‘R/AN’l‘ED-County Representatives _ for Success Hand Vacuum Gle-

aner Su erior to an cleaner made

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either hand or power or stationary

plant. We prove this in any contest. Largest hotels using Sluccess Clean- ers. Biggest kind of profits. Hutchi- son Mfg. Co., Wilkinsliurg_ Pa.

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\GENTS WAN'l‘E[), ii line for I. every home. Write us for our choice list of agents supplies. We have thc greatest agency proposition in Canada. today. No outlay neces- sary. Apply B. (l. I. Co., 228 Albert St., Ottawa. B-29dl'tf.

l{El’RESldN'l‘A’l‘l\’ld wuiited at _ once for work in your locality. Will guarantee $2.00 to $3.00 per

_(lay. Opportunity to advance rapid-

ly. Will pay liberally for spare time. Work nut difficult; Experience not required. International Bible Press, Tiiiifnito. _ 8-31dr60i. Stain-3sMl-:N wAN'rl-iD, daily pm- i. rits $1; to tis selling Giant Port- able lamp. lniprovenients make it sell nt sight. Write for exclusive ter- ritory to be nllottcil llct. lst. 'l`. l’. Sales (lo. tliept. 3) Uodys, N, li.

tl-il il ‘.l.\\'.pd .

,\ NY 'IN'l`I<`.lil.IGl<lN'l` l’Flli.S()N 1 may earn stcudy iuconie corre- sponding for newspapers. ldxpcrieiiccs

unnecessary. Address .llress Corrs-

sponding Bureau, Washington, D. C.

8-2ldlniopd.

| Losr

BOARDERS WANTED

;oARDEns, 4* "i§§n'ileWsoui~a§r; . can be comfortably accommo- dated at 27 _Grafton St. 9-14d3ipd.

FOR SALE

]`/IOTOR FOR SALE, an 18 horse

_ power “Virn" engine saved

_from the wrecked motor boat “Axa” is now being cleaned up and put in first class shape by Bruce Stewart & Co., Limited. This engine will be sold at auction during exhibition week and will be a good opportunity for fishermen and others interested. Hyndman & Co., Ltd, Agents for un- derwriters. 9-15d3i.

' “OR sALn"}I£`ii`iYéFEf'£i`iar e

I4 . iz ri. z ' '_ _ are pmol safe. Apply to s. A.l

McDonald. 9-15drtf.

]j*iOR SALE, schooner "Brilliant,"

_.i 76 tons register, well fitted. Sails almost newf Carries 140 tous coal. Apply to Capt. Hubley, South- port P. O. 9-14d6ipd.

I?oR`"sA'l._a oi- to lar, nev`v`i§>`if.E

._(_)-bl-TT's&ncwlici~c_lict\vo<ln Stored. . J son corner and Prince ol Wales College hilnch of keys with owiii-i-'ii name. Finder please lcuvc at l\‘ns~ ter s drugstore. ',i.1.i,1;;,pd_

"`""”i°° MISCELLANEOUS

l)R()l7ESS()R 'l`il|itoli’s \'i><‘iiLiiliil . .‘ piano classes will coiiimoiice Monday, Sept. liltli. tl-l.»'i.li'3ipil_ _rlinuiiriiis for .ii.iI.‘1»iiiii.;"ti`r.iEe` /_ Methodist l‘»hurcli to bc in not ater than Sept. 16th. For p;ii‘ticiil- airs apply to Jas. (`.iirl.i-i' :it l’i'o.\'se ll'o . ll- ‘ -

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MALE ll LLP

\VAN'i'i<in, a guilt iii.-..r_i.i.`{I.~`, - ,l Must be ugood siiiisziai-_ nnikvr und be able to mukc coolioil ments. Steady job to the right iniin. State lalary expected to "lltitulioi'," l‘, 0. Box 474, New Glasgow, N. S.

1|-lildrill.

\\7AN'I`Ell, boy to learn wiitcli- _ ~ iiiiikiiig. Write to “\\`iitcli- maker,” ciirc of tluziiwliiiii, i;i\'lng ie- ferencc. iulliltfrili

1g()Y \VAN'l`l'}l), to work niwuiiiil

store. Apply to .Ina tul-

lagliiin, l78 Queen St. tl-l2ill\v.

,\\,'ANTED, by ii i'cliiil ostiiblisli- L A ment on cxpcrienci-.l :\.ilvcrtisin;; innii. Address stating i\n:ilil`ii‘utioiis to "W," Guardian. ` ll-ltiiltt.

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V li) LET, thc residence of the lute ._. Major J. A. llliicdoiifild is iivuil- alile for rental, preferably iiirulslied. Has all modern appliances. llllllll yard and horse stable. Apply ull Dre- mises,_W30_ Eriglitoiirrlioiiil. W !l~1."ill31_- V 10 LET, No. 51 King St., coil- l_,_ taining scvcii rooms. in good lrepair. Apply to 301 Kcnt St.

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V WO LET, big store on Queen Sl... __ near market and other public buildings. Has lot of land lu rear

"with entrance from Queen St. Will

be fitted to suit tenant. Apply lil? Queen St. i V ` `°““ll" ,VCTO LF/T, ten iounicd house in _dril- I L class repair. Apply ou iH<‘1nlSl’-l- 36 Upper Ilillsboro Street, *Zill- '“)0UBLE oisirrolr To i,ia'r ii: _ Prowse Block. Po;-ses-'lull ‘l»

once. Apply to W. B. l‘r<i\\'Isrl5(m,

'wiuriffiiif

WT4A_N'1‘EDT_ cook and i.<<.=~,-.fir

cook for Falconwooil ll.»~':~' ,lil-

_ and store with fifteen acres \..\lApp1y at H0Bpj,,y__ _W l 1

land situated at Bedford Station,”- cellent business stand. Apply to Thos J. Green, 19 Allston St, Alls- ton, Mass. 8-9d3mosud.

' ANTlilAD`:m<:"ouple' of rooiiis in pil*

' .' vate, family for liciii. lioise- keeping. Apply at this oflire. H,m_

~ _ . [E-NAP? _ll‘?L.l’_,, __

QOME smart young ladies may se- l . cure a position to learn the mil- linery business if they apply to S. A. McDonald’s at once. 9-15dtf.

\\,vANTED, girl for general house l. i work. Aiivlv ut 28 Grant Geprge St, 9~l.4(l3i.

.‘VANTED, girl for general house-

' l work. Apply nt 21 Great

George St. _ g _ __ 9-1303i.

WANTED

‘

Man or firm 10 l'€'lll'l"`°"t ‘im

company in Charlottetown and vic- inity, upon avery liberal coziiiills- sion basis We are the c-xclii»$l;° authorized Selling Agent of lle

`W‘ANTED,_girl forngicriernl house-|GRAND

work, one that can do Hptlalu

kl _ Appl t 232 Queen . coo ng y A V _ 9,-15dtf. .""ATll\I'l‘l-bf)',_a--food cook, no wash- ing. Good wages. Apply to Mrs. R. R. Fitzgerald, Mt. Edward Road. _ 9-14_d3i.

‘AN'llFl.[')**a"V'lirl "wftli _good refer

g _

. ' ences 'for general housework. Ai>vlv_»§__24° Q\l__‘?3=_n_S§;______”i}_§fl_'l_l;

W'ANTEn, a girl lor- several - housework. Apply to 25 UP' n;.l’.rlri°_° fl# _ __ _ §-2°fl_l!-

(f\_IRL WANTED, for general house-

I work. No cooking. ADDIY t0

Albion House, SyQiey_S_t. 9;1§§1_QlDd.

TANTED, two dining room girls

at the Queen Hotel. 8-lgdtf.

chamber maids apply at H0l1e\

Victoria. _ ' 8-bdti

ANTED-A girl for general housework. Apply to Mrs. J. 0.

Sims, 279 Richmond Street.

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WANTED, at once, three good

WANTED, capably girl for general

housework Apply at 277

Richmond St. between slx and seven

o'clook in the evenings. 8-Mdtf.

` FOUND _,___

]f5UN_D, a blEelF.'_0wn§~ may ’ _J ‘have same by proving property

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Railway for lots iii the lorigiiigl towiisite of RlVF.R_S, a Divisépur Point oii the main linc of the f fille- P. Ry. We are the owners 0

original towusite of

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