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CITY ANI)

COUNIRY

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fin.-use me one _e_da\-me highest "ua

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world were-also iowa. _.__ .

Theleéywho wearsa“‘King Qrmlity” _ wears the but ladies' shoe in the world. MB' M°“`°"'f Ch°°9° InSP°°¥°1` W" 5

Beauty ofiinish, handsome ¢hsig\n,.perFRt Montague on Thursday'

agd Qgynfggt’ fha P!-Qc' ANY girl desiring $018811! tyD€S6bl3l.D *isa-

should apply at this office at once.

Mr J A. McDonald principal Montague Schoolisspendlnga few d

Alley .Sz Co.. Agents at Charlottetown. in 511° Gill!-

_ S of T -Meeting of Veteran Dlvisi

Kwon

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5"- “y” ` every Mondayevenin in Wr‘ hl.’s Hal

The Stamp W. W. W. inside a plain ring is a guarantee that the q\\=1itY is th*

S amsvzslgs? made in different widths and qualities from lok to x8k.

` W. W- WELLNER.f

chwovnv P_ E* L \ Jeweler and Engraver.

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We are not selling at a

small profit everything in our grocery, are cordially invited to ca‘l and see for themselves.

Ask for Alla.n’s Champagne

Kola--the most delicious cum-

mar drink you ever tasted. Q

Jas- Kelly & Co 6)-610-610-0010-@®6>6`»

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; ' To work an l\P1ciou Water Works

100 Men or more.

G-md Wages.

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T, A McLEAN, Ch’town

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GAUYIN, GENTZEL 8100.

-SUCCESSORS TO-

WESTLAKE BROS-.

QUEEN SQ., CHARLOTTETOWN.

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New Era In Footwear

The “Queen Quality”

Shoe marks a new era in footwear, a revolution in shoe makirig. lt has shown that at $3.75 a shoe can be retailed that furnishes the finest of leathers, the mo s t thorough construction, the highest grade of de- signing, and the most perfect finish; and those who have not worn these shoes have only to trv them or ask those who do, to learn that these claims are not ex- aggerations, but simple facts. We have had to re-order these shoes several times this season and already our sales have ‘open enormous.

We have all the fav-

orite shapes such as the

Bon-Ton, Rugby, St. Louis etc.

ALLEY 8160.

Sole Agents

8 18

t 8 o’clock.

bell arrived in port at Montague wi

Rrzoumm meeting of me W. C. T. U.

tendance requested. “

cattle, for the Exhibition.

apply at this oiiice at once.

A.Aitkin.--New Glasgow Chronicle.

Mn.. W. L. Poole, Montague, returne

home from Buffalo Thursday evenin where he was attending the Pan Amer can Exposition.

Convention yesterday was observed as

MB.H ni in dd eatin

en gar w a ross a m

_ ` in Heartis Hall this evenin at 7.30 i

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the interest of the Young People Forward Movement for Missions.

probably be a total loss the tug Fred M Batt being unable to release her.

eused in the new pumping station. The above firm have also secured the con- tract for heating Kinkora Catholic Church. .

` It is said that the election petitions in this province will all be dropped and that an arrangement has or will be- made to that effect. This includes the St. John

_ city and county, Kings Queens-Sunbury

Carleton, Charlotte and Restigouche cases.-St. J ohn Sun.

Ar a. meeting of the P. W. College

students on Thursday the following omcers of the football club were eiecte&,]

President-Prof. Shaw.

_ Vice President-Lem Seller. Secretary-Athol Seaman. Executive--Wm. Kennedy, Lester

Sharp, Prof. C. J. McMillan.

A shipment of horses was made by the

Princess yesterday morning. Mr. John P. Woodbury took over 13 for Sydney, i'n cluding Jock, purchased for $250 from Mr. Docherty of the Hotel Davies. Mr. A. 1 J. McDiarmid, of New Glasgow had two due animals and Mr. George Essory » also sent a number.

ON Sundaylast the Rev. J. M. McLea preached at Burnt Church and Tabusintac

_ and on Monday, at a large and represen-

tative meeting at Tabusintac, he moderat- ed inacall to a minister. The call which was very hearty, was given in favor of the Rev. J. R. McKay of Char- lottetown P. E. I. It is hoped that a speedy settlement will be elfected.-Chat ham World.

Yssrmcnar the Olivette left at 1

o’clock with the following passengers: Miss A. Kielly, Susan Kielly, Mrs. Mal- colm, Miss McRae, Margaret Carragher, Mr. Holmes, Sara McDonald, S. A. Titus, Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Shumway, Miss L.

Moore, Mr. and Mrs, McLean, Mrs. M. J.

A Cora Waughan, D. J. McLean, J. A

and Mrs. Holmes, Miss May Caraghe

illr. l. ll. Ayers

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Farm for Sale.

Vltllullno lilies ol trim ull Tim of ll. ll. Station.

T111! farm contains over xoo acres of land. “ll watered with three different ponds whiCh :WVKO dry and a good well with force pump.

*FWS new meadow, well fertilizedgst spring

:“¢Y\_Cut from one and u half to o tons o

Y this year. 12 acres wen fertilized land ready for next ye" 5 CYOP and 4 acres of newly stumped land mr? 1° oe broken for next year. . imtfingesmarnder under pasture _and woog;

com r v milk wu

“uesthe atepn an ely new, Ks

T°fm= eagy. apply at 'ras Guannrm nice

fbdi am

C>I’I‘IOE- Sunnymide

\ New Prcwse Block. First door to the right

upstairs. Sadshdory work. Reasonable price. Telephone axe.

Tillie McNeil, Angelina Foley.

Zan-.M

genuine don’t ber deceived with

MB. David Reid, Victoria Cross, left

i Thursday for Halifax, with a ine lot of

Any person desiring to rent a. double

omce, with a desirable location, should

Missllllary Eastwood is visiting in

Georgetown, P. E. I. the guestof Mrs. G. to Raj oi(-,Ie that He Took

d His Brothers Advice. R

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holiday.

's

THB schooner Polar Star which went

ashore on Tryon shoals some time ago will

ON Saturdav. Sept. 7th, after a linger-.

illness,occaai--ned by a stroke of paralysis over five years ago and augmented by several subsequent strokes, Mrs. William G. McKayof Sea View passed peacefully into rest. Though shefwas conliued to 4 ber bed for several weeks her end was not looked for so soon; and it came as a severe shock totbose who had seen her but a few hours before and believed ber to be easier than she had been for some days. She was born at Irishtmrn on the 11th March 1845 and was married on 2-ith of November to Wm. G. McKay. (elder). Hers was a singularly-sweet and beautiful life. possessing that rare quality ofattrac- tlveness that drew all unto her and re~

t pelled none. Though at times she was a

great suferer she bore it all with Chris- taln fortitude and patience believing that

R “all things worktogetherfor good to them

that are called according to his purpose.”

Mule by The J. D. King Co., tlmited. Tbrorih. - ~ . at; She was a consistent and honored member

of the Presbyterian Church and in her death the congregation of New London

D i has lost aliberal and hearty supporter of I missionary and benevolent enterprises.

Herr husband, three sons and five daught- tersare leftto mourn thelose o'f a faithful,

THE °°h°°“°l‘ 5°* S1iPP¢¥`» Cam- Camp' dutiful and loving wife and mother. The

funeral which took place on Monday was

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wal’ °° Thursdq' largely attended and now her body sleeps

in the old churchyard at French River

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Monday the 16th, ati p. m. A large at where it awaits the resurrection morn.

_Kill-l

Brothers Keener.

George S. McLaughlin, Lives

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IN order that the students of Prince of For Twenhypive Years C,-ipplgd

Wales College might attend the Teachers’ _

a- with Backache-.Finally Advised

to Take Dodd’s Kidney Pills-

He Says About His Cure.

8 I1 What

‘Cheap too-See them. V

Ecoxouv Ponrr, N, S., Sept. 13-Mr.

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YESTERDAY Messrs. T. A. McLean 8:

Co., shipped two boilers to Picton to be

Hamm ond, B. H. McEwen, E. R. Wad- resgb, W. Thomsen, lure. Allen, Aa..

Christie, Mr. and Mrs. Falconer, Miss

Rogers, Miss Vere McKay, Miss Walsh, Edith Watling, Miss F. Gilllspie, Mr.

death had sufferings, Mr. Mclluughin, would in-all probability have been a helpless cripple

to~day. For it was through his brotgor keeping store that he came' to try Dod *e Kidney Pills. Economy

Truro. The only road. and -in the spring _when the roads are impeccable. the hamlet is isolat- cd completely. fame of Dcdd’a Kidney Pills found its way to Economy Point, and ~Mr. Mc- Laughlin’s brother in response to frexuent requests began to retail them at his store. There is no druggrst in the place and MeLaughlin’s grocery is looked to for medicines as well as groceries. Hearing the terms of unqualified praise with which his customers spoke of Dodd's Kidney Pills, the bro them to Mr. McLaughlin. “They might help your back,” said- le

That is the story of Mr. McLaughlin's

cure-or all of it that varies to any extent. from that of thosuands of others. He followed his brother’s advice. “I will try them anyway,” he said. That‘sa1l Dodd's Kidney Pills wa the Brat trial there in no more hesitation. Mr. McLaughlin says it was wonderful the way his pain left him and his back strengthened. He, was a free man ever since.

“I was troubled with lame back for

twenty-five years or more.. I could’t turn myself ln bed. Wonderfulto say I have had no return of the trouble since using the Dodd’s Kidney Pills. I have recom- mended Dodd’s Kidney Pills to a num ber of persons with Kidney Trouble. All without exception have been benefitted or cured. Ican never be too thankfu for the benefit I received from those wond erful pills.

G. S. M Laughlin lives ln this quite little Nova Scotia His brother keeps the grocery store here. But for this seemingly unimportant fact, unless

mere

ifully relieved him of his

Point isthlrteen miles from

connection is by _waggon

But nevertheless the

ther recommended

nt-a triaL After

Two Frontliooms and Board at Mrs.

James A. A1ley’s Que-en St. Two doors North Fitzroy.

Big eller of 5000 yards of

.\-ew Fall' Dress

Paton &° Co.

9-11 4i

Goods._- 5rf.

MEET Ms; A1' fra; ALWAYS

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New Fall Jackets.

All the most-novel in styles

in Ladies’ Cloth Jackets are here for your selection -colored and black; smooth cloths, and rough sheets, are all favoritu.

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STANLEY BMS.

$5.95

buys a good heavy cloth Jacket (4 colors) donnie stitched _sca'ms, semi-ltting back, new dare sleeves, reefs.- collar, und’lin`ed throughout.

Reefers and

Coats 1 1

for -Misses and children. A

~p\endid assortment of vary uretly, warm Garments you’l`l limi here for the children.

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,Katie Evans, Maggie McConbrey. Miss

McLean, John McPherson. Mr. and Mrs. . . M. Chappelle, J. D. Gallant. Mi... B. f-rimmed and UUl3l`1mm5d f0l'

Furze, Angus Blacquiere. Maggie Grimn, 080118 8.11 P.\il'.OI1’.~'.

Another big lot of Roman ‘ ` French

- BEWARE OF MTATIONS o,Mc_ Flannell to-day at Patorfs. Lean's Vegetable Worm Syrup, get the 5If.

Sateen Warsts and

$100 worth of New Hats

any

emedy offered to be just as good.

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Watermelons 40c each at W. A. Hutche-

son’s wtf

IE' l M, 2' ' I

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““L-_ *iii New Goods l

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.iei Arriving Daily

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lot* -

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L_ &'cu’l1 want a watch

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lf You’re a

School Teacher

I F You’ll want a good watch.

‘ Yon’1l want a good watch cheap.

~` Wewanttohaveachanceto tellyou

l‘0lll li__» Reliable House

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' We havea variety of Jelly Powders which we .th ~ould like.-Here are some of the devon- . _

Grape

C pf-rry 1 Lemon

Vanilla

Pineapple

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Forpnst riyeare we have beeing

50

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l0c. a Package

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‘Pure Gold, Cox’| and Knox Gelatino.

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Vlost Popular -w

Jacket _

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extra hvor.» but shorter ones are the

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srl-nervms

buys a heavy Oxford Jackht. double stitched

wllar.

regular $5.50v`alue. ' `

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$9.50

bnyg a very atylidi .

Jacket, velvet collar, front, and this .ia \ §n,

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Chocolate Pudding

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We have another lot of those ohm]

Raiaius on band, which we welt it clear out before our new crock _ ci

lin. This wcckweoderthemat tho

rateof .-

_3 pounds for 20 ob

Call early audgetanpplyoltllll

beforethcyarcallgouc.

Beer & Goff, ~

Removal Solo!

We expecttoopen the nor'

Sellillshis ~8"<1= Pi==°‘- Apothecarice’ Hall, Decbrieay’s Cor-2

ye themI.nlkI:Ve are BQ ali! Ill0l|aL ,h°i’§‘*,,;,,,_““1§°;,,¥§’ ,my t We want no reduce our large stock ull( y0\lhl.V¢CJlltd ODDS. befmg femagd' In ada. to 6° weauotevouvervlow prioesfof 1 ¢lU'&k}V W0 Wm Nil lb Qrgldf

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