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Sweater Coats for Boys and

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HAL1FAX,. Oct. 5.-The exhibition( ville ...................... .. 3 3 2 1_1

'o!1909 closed last night The at- Commodore Epaulet Jenkins,

¢ E BY5

248. which is 36,819 short ot 1908 and lst heat-40; 1.18 1-4; 1.59 1-4-; 2.39-

Sweater coats are now the

most popular coat on the market.The

demand for this popular garment ex-

coat, being knit-

ted of the finest yarns, they are snug and warm and

allow full play of the arms in sport, 'work or exercise.

VVe have them in a variety of prices and designs.

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Bicycle Road Race, 0ct 14th

Entry Blank , . -~.=.L+<»b~rY,3; »‘ 1

To Ernest Rice, Charloltitrwu, P. E. I.

Deir Sir l’Iieas-: enter my name as contestant in the Bicycle Ro id

Race to take place nn 'l`l1ursdsy afternoon, Oct. 14th.

Narita- . . . . . . . . ...._ ......... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...

Aildre s............. . . . -.....__

Club you represent . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . ....

Scniororjnniol race............................

Entries close with lilr. Rice on \Velnes1ln.v, O.~t. 13th. The course for '

the seniar race is the same as that used, for the Guardian Road Race. The first prize for this senior race is a $55.00 Cleveland racer. Silver Cups

and medals will make up the other prizes.

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Samples Cf the new ` Our watches range from i.oo to

0. K. ELVEATOR DIGGER.

Over io.ooo in use in Canada and United States ` Satisfaction guaranteed.

is good evidence of their merits.

Sample on approval, to be paid for when it does

satisfactory work.

Call and see them in our show room and let us

quote you prices and terms and tell you more about them. Wholesale (0. Retail.

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|‘* S '1' - College Text

BO0K BARGAINS

Carter s Bookstore

|00 Boys’ and Girls Books. Publisliersfprice $l.00

each, Our price 6o cents. _

50 Regular Copywi-ight Books 5.125 each.Our price

65 cents. _

|000 Cloth hound Books, good titles regular price

25 cents each . Our price 2 Books for 2 5 ceuts. (Just opened)

|000 Frank and Dick 'Merriwe||'| Books and

Detective Books, Latest editions 15 cents each. (receiv- ed to-day) _

ioo copies “Anne of Avonlea". (received from the

publishers to-day). . _ _

Visit our Book department. Bargains ip Books

for everybody. _

_~__A;l-K-1 EE BEFORE FIRE.

CALGARY, Oct. 6.-1'Janada's butin-1

lo park at Wainright no longer ex- ists and the herd ot buftalos, eight hundred in all, secured by the Gov- ernment alter so much trouble, isl scattered over the prairie and is he-' ing driven northward by prairie tires.

Fires have been raging in Wain-

wright district tor nearly ii week.

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No-special invitations to th ]

opening have been issued' We wlsh every woman In Ch'Town and vlolnlty to regard this as a| personal lnvltatlon to vlow these' Lovely Hats Friday evening 7.30 p_ m. at Pat0n's l0-6dt

Tanton’s Watches

lead all others for accuracy and

excellent values.

We take the greatest care in test-

ing and rating our watches.

With the aid of an accurately rat-

ed cronometor and thirty years ex- perience therefore we can assure the best watch service.

$ 50. oo.

W. N. Tanton,

115 Grafton St

l School Books

School Supplies {

We are all ready with

School opening.

Haszaid tt Mime

" GARTER & 00 Llmittltl

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a fine new Stock of all

necessary school supp- I' lies. Get ready for

The list ol winners in the speed de~

Partment of the provincial exhtjtion,

19.096 im um nov. | 1-4. I

zito neat-as, 115; 1.55; 2.32.

1-4; iss 1-4-, z.aa, .ss 1-4, 2.36.

2.01 i-4; aio

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ure at below. The total amount paid A

is $o880 lass $4597.55 received for en- trance tees and guaranteed purses.

. 175

making a net total of $2282.50.

lst 2.20 trot _ lst 3-year-old trot stake

200

2nd 2.30 stallion trot. ttnke 100 "’_'

$1150.

PERU, Oct. 5.-The natives oi the

more uncivilized regions at the globe

HOTEL VICTORIA STABLES. display considerable ingenuity in

making use oi such things as are

-Ch“rl°ttet°w°' 'to he found in the immediate neigh-

2nd 2-y6ar~old trot étakn $100 borhood of their homes. A remark- lst 2.22 trot and pace 175 able suspension bridge spans the

Znd tree-_tor-all trot l.. :$.55 River Rpuamac in Cent,-81 pe,-“_ The

4th 2.20 trot ....... .. 3rd 2.19 trot and pace 2nd 2.40 pace stake

1-2 of 4th 2.40 trot stake lst 2.25 erot 2nd 2.30 trot 3rd 4-year-old trot stake

3rd 2.22 trot and pace ,... lst 2.19 trot and pace

FRANK BEALES, Charlotte

lst 4-ycar~old trot stake

M. A. O'BRIEN, Charlottet

'2nd' 2.30 trot and unce 3rd 2.25 trot -and puce

2nd 2.25 trot 4th 2.30 trot

J, H. IRVING, Pownal.

4th 2 year old trot. stake .... ..

The summary of Monday’a

was as tollowsz-

2.80 Stallion Trot, Stake

The Surveyor, C. S. Smith,

Halifax .... .. ................ ..

Frank Power, F. Boutilier,

Halifax ............................... ..

King Arion, C. Jewett, Fred-

Parker T., John Chisholm,

Maccnn Time-

1st heat,-35; 1 2nd heat-34 3- 3rd heat/-.74 1 -

1-2.

Three-Year-Old Trot, Stake

Buring, F. Boutilicr, Halifax .. Mollie Border, J. McKenna,

ton Station ............... ..

Leonard M., W. H. Musgrave,

Sussex ....... ._ Time- lst. heat-

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2.20 Pace, $400.

Leonard Wilton, A. c. frrites,

Salisbury ........................... ._

Queen Marie, Hotel Victoria. S

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fax .............

Allie Sna.i,e, F. C. Redding

Time-

1.l9 1-2.

2nd' hcae-34; 1.09; 1.45; 3rd heat-34 1-4; 1.09 3

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FOUR-Y EAR-OLD 'PROT -1'

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Charlottetown ............... .., 2

Genevieve, Allen Brown,Waterr-

Hniifar ........ ............... ...

Baron Ajnlon, S. A. Rackiord,

Tatton, F. Boutillnr Halifax...

52 .50 100 $550.00

DOCTOR J. T. JENKINS,Ch't0wn.

20 175 87.50 60

$342.50

'1‘_ Gonnon Ivns, M.oN'rAGUE.

52.58 175 $227.55

town.

200

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P. C. BROWN, Charlottntown

87.50 30.00

$122.50

$40.00

races

$400.

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Otto Oakes, G. McKnight,Sprlng-

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Isard, James Livingstone, Hall-

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North sydney is s

Nell Patch, C. Doherty, Syd‘ney6 7 dr

lst heat.-33 3-4; 1.08 _1-4; 1.44 3-4;

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STAKE

George Crescous, Frank Bcales,

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If you get a cough

lief.

there is nothing like it.

It is pleasant to take. It contains no opiates.

the pure food act.

Price 25c for full 4

only by

British Cough Cure.

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this season of the year it will afford you great re-

For croup in children

It is guaranteed under

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bottle. Prepared and sold

A. . tn. m, B. , ,_ `i~'°`?i?.~:.5?"~'°'f~. , _.l;.§1~l'533li“. ,Ilia Rogers Hariwaru 60.0"

"rapes" ot this bridge are composed ot pliable roots and vines, while tht planks are made of branches. In the

hum-id climate of Peru it would be, by no means extraordinary if this "vegetable bridge” were to take it into tts head one day to start grow- ing.

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t.1'rci-ii-‘ini.n, Me. Ort- 5-"M" Lina P. Babcock, wife ot Frederick P- Bahwsk, coinmitted suicide today by drowning in the Cobbasee river. The woman had attempted to take 118|* me a ,weak ago by Shwtins- The exact cause of her deed is not known. Sho was 49 years old and leaves B

husband and six_cl.tlldren. V

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Itlrh 251:. i li -tilht th

rolls $1 .00_m:b=:\it :ly aloe. hx l nd

.- ~-.i:.:s.:.».=°.':. s:..:..:..’;" » -" -- Davis at Lawiumcn co.. annum,

CHIL R-E

A In disorders and diseases of children drugs seldom do good and often do hami.

Careful feeding and bath-

, ing are the babies’ remedies.

4 $t:ott’s Emulsion

, is the food-medicine that not only nourishes them most, but also regulates their di- gestion. lt is a wonderful tonic for children of _all ages. They rapidly gain weight glnd -. health on small doses. Dann-o

g,,,,; )n,._ ,mme nf paper mul this nd. for our

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120 Wsllilqlun Si.. Went. Toronto. OHL _`

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A11 kinds and

sizes at the' lowest prices.

Order your supply

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Phone 240.

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,_. vice demanded by any good liealtliy boy. They are made ,_,_,' .__ _- , with double knees and seat-reinforced whenever needed, good tailoring gives them that high-grade appearance. :_,\?_:;g’;,,-` t{ere’s a few good values. See our stock for other values.

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Lion Brand knickers are made to stand all the ser-

Boys' knicker pants, dark striped tweed, double knees and seat. Sizes 22 to 35: °

Price.....,.....

Boys’ kriicker pants, dark twced full range of sizes, double knees and seat.

Price...... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ................. . . . . . .. c

Boys` knickers, fancy heavy twecd, double knees and seat, niade to stand the wearaiid tear. Price .. ................ ...... °

Boys’ knickers, dark brown heavy tweed, double knees and seat. Good

valiicat.....................................-. ....-

Boys` all wool knickers, Aczidiane Pride Homespun, dark grey, all sizes,

excellent values from . . . . . . . . .._ .. .......... . . . ._ _$|_50 to $2 00,

Boys' double and twisted, clark brown tweetl, knickers for ages 8 to io

years,wellworth... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . _ . _ . . .

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$1.50/

Fancy Vests that Ring with Style Accuracy

When we selecl;ed_our winter vests we had an eye to your interests. We learn to

know your likes and dislikes and benefit by your criticisms, We think our showing of fancy winter vests expressive of your cherished choice at

l\_ Y $3.50, 4.00, 4.50, 5.00, 5.50, 6.00. -ji

Beer & Weeks save you

money on blankets and com- orts. Io-7dr1i

"These $8.00 hats are a specialty

with us and one that is exceedingly popular with our patrons. Great et‘lort,,is made by our best artists to

cregte hats at $8.00 that cannot he matched anywhere else for less than a third more.-Jas Paton &.Co.

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Beer & Weeks sell reliable

carpets and oilcloths. 'io 7dri

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Admiration

pour fine laundry work

speakes for itself.

Your lady friend will ap reciate your good taste as well as admire your fine liner if you patronize the Star.

Best work. Personal a tten icn. Prompt service.

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