Your Liver -»

» soil

the bovals. Ask your doctor if this is not

he knows r. barter laxatlvs than A er’a

Dose, only one pill, at bedti¢, o vo

vii

p cHARL0T'rItT0w_N_.oqanDlaN,_ssrrsnlaalz oo 19.6 _

' 1:-_ll-Ill ' A ----~».._,______ __?__ ;- “___ _ __ "___ __ _xr W Y ,__ H" *A71 i;

eaauot possibly eng., ,md l ‘ | l Tale train

’ osllverlslomlvo.iiln¢l£»e;;ii A ~'r..s.1m-oytioolsorlaodsr-flvoo nat olgin

You _

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true. Ask hlm sigh., Pills. all vogoasle, .f,;T,i,,',1','§';,:' - asaooraul tvrmasllal. ;_¢_ ' - l »f ---- -l

li you Do No Own

a_ Better One than you Have

then permit us to show you “T

Wellner Watch". While you carry

“WellnPrWa1f‘n" yru will have satis- ' 1 -~

’\,‘_‘ Mls.~lMll.Lll: \’i’a'rsos, of Prince E

fur tory time. `

f.'f"‘1°f§....’.'.i’.‘1»‘il5i‘.§f.i§lf!.°..ff.'f.l _ _H ‘_

“ the na-at few weeks, Ntnrnsd home.

,F .2

»-‘”-~ Taoulv-lW Tlmlsolr arrived by t

V., , train lasonlghi

f h / - -

1' \_»,!, Miss Jlavsls Casrl~llal.l., of Gr /I W ' u “nm 1 "‘ ' ‘ ‘River is visiting in Moncton. lm

3". \`-._ :pr //wg, ward Island, is y lsitiug ln Moncton.

”\ ~ ' / ` _ , " / F L Hassan K. C. left esterdn for

lr You ,alll=,'l~.------

H111 ll0Wl1. nervous. have no appetite,

and tire easily

HUGHES’ l '

Dl»G‘:`.S'l`lVE TONIC

wil ' u`l l youup in quick time. It '

l-...e_n,»tl. as thc nerves, renews the ap- ,‘ pe lt.: nutl puts new energy in the ' whole system. Price 25c a bottle.

Geo. E. Hughes., '

Aooihecaries Hail. l `

.Nearly ‘

EVERYBODYA

pos to

COOK’S

Pnoros y

Where babvis always welcome. 4

OUR CHOOL SHOES l E

for boys and girls are made to wear 1 and stand the racket and our pl ices E are lower then you can buy them ekewhexe. Our Boys’ box calf boot al$l.5ois sold nearly everywhere nt $2.00. We keep the largest as~ snrtlllent of trunks, valises, suit cases, club bags, at the lowest prices. School bags (leather) snlfl alvlays at 50 cents, our price 25 and 35 cents each--Puzzle card given away io children.

A. ` E. McEACHEN,

FLOUR l-

Hnw is your supply of flour

holdingout. If it is getting short, now is the time to get

l yoursnpply. l Our stock is fresh and of it me ue.: quality lrclotliog

lleuvcr,l‘ive Diamonds, Planet,

l Flour: ~

wholeaves for the North “eat this

, _.N ._.._~_._....... morning. After enjoying refreshments

. 1' , together, _secretary Archibald made a " '7" \' N . tio addressund on behalf! ofthe

1 . '~.,

_ SHOES

THAT

EASE

Our won1en’s slices

` never fail to please ~ the most critical eye.

in-I

1 They have a grace- l iulness and dash 'of

style that all women like. , _ A glance at the ab- ? ove shoe gives you an idea oi one new style

Boston _

_ Favorite

A $3.00 a Pair lllll &“[Ill’l.

_ An agent’s samples. See

_ them. Bought at abargain

Queen City, Five Roses, Royal Household, Quaker, etc. In bags, we have %, ).{, yi, sizes, very handy for a small family. Our prices will interest you.

._ 48 50, 60,751: aaoll 43

' Ladies' leather traveling '~; cases. gentlemen’s travel- ing cases. suitable for wed- ing presents $5.00, $10.00,

McKenna s Grocery,

_ F. Fullerton. The bride will wear n dross

of white taifetn silk with trimmings of embroidered chiffon and satin ribbon, and

/ will be attended' by har sister Miss Nettle

wllo will be gowned in grey silk. The

Rroomsnlan wi»i be George Prowse of this

The brlde's oiug awaysuit will be

'ed a nice line of the

time.

of Bccr & Goff _.___-

Hart Foutwear f e , -

‘ ' men Got yilulvlllond enriched now to lace ‘, ll "' ‘ )' ‘ the 'tall _anti"wlatar by asian a box ot

< l

The prices are $2.5 5 . $2-75 and $s-5<_>-

- They are the best

ocds on the marker

L.: $l5.oo

he I _ _ ,, ' l=== Fil Rav P-nook Moooilloo, llolnox, lo .le-

' \ , v lling relatives in this Cliy.

MloHAi:r. Fulrmrss was a passenger by

the Northumberland yesterday morning.

Rl-iv. Dlx. Culrltalv, rector of St. Dun-

‘slan s Uulleue, left recently for Boston and will be absent for some tllue.

Avsrls Bluinmzv and Francis l\IacDon'; aid. both arodooros or st. noaounlm oo- lelle "Bt Your. have joined the Jesuit Fu- iihcrs ln Montreal.

Tan Winnipeg Tribune comes to hand,

- 8. mammoth sheet of Bipnges, claimed to

tlead Offices in New Prowse ,,,,,,,,,_ -

Wald., or would Like Blow. bharlottelown.

neerlaafallsuitor overocnttoglve me a

‘ call. 'Ibn best possible goods to select

he from and lowest possible prices for good

` goods. Ikeepaone but the beat work-

A men. lhava numerous testimonials like

the following:-` _

d_ Mr. James Callaghan, Charlottetown.

Dear Sli :~-

'rooms will no footllnll prootloo no vlo- My ln every way. '_' torla Park this afternoon ut five o'clouk. YOU" Nf-

t. 8.85 Miss Falun Baum. ot Charlottetown, who been visiting friends in Moncton for

Rlv. W. W. Lonbrs, of Cllurlotwiowr, occupied the pulpit ot the Methodist oh\|roh.Cnrlatou, St. John, last; Sunday

slocx Notts ‘

-_ -_ .___..___ ____ E ____ _.___ l

5 ` l ; ony and surrnundlng scenery_

Y ‘ 1 { ` 1 ." .

l i Sgfe Agent i’ Allolrr ascire oi the members oi the

W; "","';:"~'- 'ri - E O _ Y. M/J. A. mot in tho pnrl mr lust even-

. ortho Y.llr.o. a.prooootod Mr. Philip. in 14'

' Turner, L. B. Miller, and Louis Crosby

' be the largest single number avcr printed l west of the Lakes.

Mita. LEO l". Gll.r.l.~ll>ll: and two child-

.rcn of Parrsboro, accompanied by her sister Miss Elin Carroll, were passengers by the train Inst night.

Tllu Moncton Transcript ot the 22nd

. says; Ferdinand Lemieux, ut Montreal,

was in this city yesterday en route to

` Prince Edward Island.

l arrived last night by the Empress.

Rav. Trios. Smumlvas, Tryon, is the

guest ul his brother-iu~lnw, W. J. Good win, Suckville. Mr. Stebblnlzs la en route from n pleasant visit at his native placc, Eniglanfi.

Tun students of S'. Dunstan's College

paid their annual visit to Falconwooli Asylum Tuesday afternoon. The College Glee Club did much to relieve the monoto- ny ot lite for the poor inmates, by a well rendered program of music and song.

J. Wll.rltan AND Mas. RYAN, of Char- lottetown, are the gus-ts of Mr. Ryan's. parents..l. W. and Mrs.Ryan,Kcnl.vlile.Mr- Ryan was transferred from the manager-

above dale at the hour of »l o`clocl; p. tu. intending purchasers can correspond

9i°°

“'fl”d 1"" “Ulm *NH5

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Distinctive l ` Styles, :

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1.-rl'--' iff; - '2` *V

WAN'i’ED.-Every man and boy who / \\ E Best I 1 1.

n f = Perfection in l`l\._{

aollnoomlgiqloialooo. , _p _ ,J 1 I-.i ASS0l'ill\Cllt, (5. . l _

5; if’ ` Fil " Till

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W W. ucwclcn I'-""'*~'»-fI~;_:;.1 H,,1,,,,,_ wouonil one Erlnliltloo. Y mi>::li.}.' Nlitlifii:£133ilrniildriizdllsrgliii ° » /_ ‘ ' ,_,,____ _ l ~ Finish and t/' , 1' . -

‘ ' ` ' e v workmanship e

u_v:

F B MlS\v/.lr~' " _ , _ ig/

ForSaletlleI-Iolstaln bull l7an;¢uard.. _ a.

No. ?.`ii2 bred by Logan Bros..Anlherst 1'- . N. S calved Sept Nth 1il0i, sire Minn Rokers King No 1858, dam Miss Jacobs rs' 25-i6, said bull has been owned by the l

Robertson Institute since he wal one year old nnd is n sure sire and if not sold before Uct. 3rd will be sold by public auction at N. R. lilcLcod`s, Eldon, on the

._ _

Irving who drove him a mllejust previous to the race being called in the wonderful

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FATAL BLOOD POISONING.

Frequently follows the use of cheap corn

saives and plnsters. The snfesti-1 the in-.~af. best and i.hltt.’s “l"utnnm's," which lllla ll record oi’ fifty years allccess. lit-fuse sub- stitutes for "Putnam'a" which co~ts 251: in

Coulson/isis. l

Next meeting Lodge Prince Erlwnrfi 0 E Tucsda Sept 2."'»’l\ at ii o`clcck.

. . . y, -. Red Rose Degree. Initiation. |

\ r- `

with N. R. McLeod or to the unfloraiiznerl

JohnJ. McDonald, President, Plnette. _ , ‘

o-ecltwll Mil ~ . ‘ _- ,

E `l\» §3-.¢ 1

Israel Tarts the Cape 'l‘ru\'crse two year ' ~ \` " ` " l ` " '

old colt. which won tlrst money on Mon- day at Halifax, was driven by Jolla P.

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5 dPlt0F.S'rnan.’r. Truro. who will con- S:;e,:_t:b“,, gi:,rt;ea:sB°¥§;n')_]£;{z \ \ I r »._

' uct the organ recital lu the Presbyterian I d 1 d y A I H, 1 ` ' ' ' _ i Church. Sunmlerslrle. on Friday ev.-ninlr. oiiieblivatdt i:l{,<i’wl:l“oi’(sl|>`l;l:tl\;i-Tritutlild yi \ i w/ / “ ll ‘.`\

every drug store. A its-:_ W

_ . \ ,

City Oouncil meets on this second Mon-'

day in each month. James Paton, Mayor \\ . W. Clarke. City Clerk. ,_

ship ot the Kentville agency of the Union Bunk in March last, to a new oilice opened in Charlottetown.

A Palrrv of gentleman from New York

' Stite by the steamer from Boston yester-

day morning. The party included .Turin II. Lindsay, nsanngel' of the Albany Evenlnlz Journal; Ensign S. Homer, Troy; James Aitkon,Cohoea;and A. E. Spear, Troy. Yesterday they drove around the city and suburbs and called at the American Consulate. They expressed

` themselves as much pleased with the

I inlz to say good bye to WendcllPhlllps

presents n Board of Directors and the young men

with a handsome set of military brushes J. L. McKenzie, Isann Carter, WLC.

all spoke very warmly regarding their appreciation ofMr. Philips assuring hiru that he would be greatly ulissed by the young luen ill the Y, M. C. A. All those

'~ present. extcllderi best wishes for llis_

s -f, _

own store 226/\. » ° U'

it Ph` 'ne ililxiiwil stars 2261!. J '~ A ovlsrr wedding takes place this after-

' Y B PHQNE 36 Opp. P, 0, Xe* noon at two o'clock, at thc re-idenoa of

_ "_, ._ John C. and Mrs Hobbs, Kent Street,

` ' ' ' ` " ' "` when their daughter Miss S. Perle will bo

married to W, Frederick Prolvae, son of

success in the vreat west and hoped be would soon re_urn to be one of us nuttin. The party than sang Blest be the Tia that Binds and Auld Lang Sync.

A KNEIPP MALT COFFEE

for the price. ` .

Sprague 0. Co..

. srmnvstun.

Makes rosy cheeks. ll I di

iiciona dria for Y°“`-2% “d

l old, ia more economics an _ has more health gli/init Pf°P°\"

ties than any other Beversgm In la and zoe pa~k\l!¢°-

JAS. KELLY & C0.

name on every piece

Z 'W ' A. P. Prowse, Murray Harbor Sou'h.

- city. lr

suiiseerjtlxsliriigi; goalyewgglzsoszg ot! blue Venetian cloth and she will wear

cu W ‘ di Juice' ut U in 25C a white felt hat. After tho ceremony Mr.

est n a P P and Mrs Prowao leave on the 3,50 train

bottles- for Murray Harbor Sout.h,whcrc they will

Also the Montseriatt Juice in reside. The presents were both costly and

' n ' ei! ` d rt bottles. numerous, among them being one from We hav just op " pmt an qua the tlrm or Oartar& Co-.Ltd. with whom

The ceremony will be performed by Rev 'l'

the hriris had been employed for some

~ Oar Iron Blood Pills. Only 5 cents par

' -lror.-a.'w.‘~1u¢l.llo, ram. a., sooo..

Fresh stock always to be had in all the

side. . ' ` Tha "Dslineat.or' for October ls superior tnlta make up.” A copy should be in every household. Only lilo por copy mailedtoany addrsss.Posta¢o` paid for lilo. For sale at Csrtar's Bookstore.

9-Shi lw.

.1aekFrost,i¢wai»lng just around th nomar anrllt won’s ba long taroro the leans wliltali andyou will want war- mer bedding. We an calling blankets theolri price. 159 pairs really. Jaa

aton I C0. adsl.

pure and wholesome

unussamnnaaaennnueunaatllg

ES are dalnilly put np,

%lHi§;Kllil§'S EUUNTY Elllllllllii GUsT__O

Oé.;{..nOiolllE..iil.iin§.£$ioofOsoho.O...Eliiééltétloiovhljlll

._ _ _ _,.,_,.,..,_..~.-_-_-.».-_A_ - - ,...~.-

in halt barrels nnd retnilnt W. A. John- stone‘a Montague. lld Lwlf-

Sclln, Kina Fisher, Capt. Daley, arrived

in Montague yesterday with a cargo of Inverlless coni.

Correspondents! semliulz Kings County

news will please mark Kings County| at the top or first page of saute, eaol time of sendinlz.

“Souvenir Cbinaware” views of Montll gue,_made in Germany, they are elrgnni. Prices nlofleraie ai. W. A. Johnstone,

8-iildtwti

Fancy groceries, biscuits, conicctlnery,

chocolates, and a nice linc oi cllnncrl fruits, and vctretableu at W. A. Jollll- stone‘r, Montulzuc, P. E. l. 22<ltwti

Tile: old sign ovcrtlle Branch Bank at

Montague, llus been removed, and a very elllbolnic sign, “Cunlldinn Bunk of Commerce" put up instead.

Fancy groceries, biscuits, confectionery,

chocolates, and rt nice llne_0l canned iluits and vegetables at W. A.

John-ll._~.ms, Montague, P. E. I.

22dtwtf.

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More new Coma by express. ll\° IWW'

leg; apes yet, .lan Puwh & C0. il-Z’2'li:V\2i-

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LEATHER GOODS

We are showing a very

choice line of high grade leather good! ill

lland Baan. Purses. Card Cases. Leiter Bookl. Bill Books.

l These goods are exactly

the same as are sold in the

r` loosing 'rorooto felon

stores and we happen to know, that our prices are much lower.

G.l".llutcl\esol\.

S4 lll Gcnestn is loading early produce

ticnlllrs apply on premises, to owner. llclljnnlill Slcirics, Corn‘l Cross, P. E. l. , il-2itw1vl‘.

Tolmlsrs and others “attentlon." The llllest line of "Souvenir Stationery". views of Montague, souvenir- post cards and souvenir goods of all kinds ever shown ut. Montague. Call nnd lnspl-.ct,sure in buy-tlley are all butcs.-\V. A. Johnstone. Montague. ' Zlidtlvtf.

Gllflnult Ul»n/\.\l, of Parrsborn, who has been accountant nt Antlgonlsh in the Canadian Bank ul Commerce, has been promoted to the position of nlan1zer nf that bank at Montague, P. E. island. Mr. Upham is a son of Mrs. Mary Upllnm, of St. John.-Parrsboro Lender.

Elvl-:N Ml'l.)oll1\l.l. will preach (D. V.) as follows: Sundry 30th in the Kirk, Murrlly ltivcrnt l0.htl nnl, l’cff'rs Road nt\21l0 p. ru. nnll Brooklyn nt O.fil~l p. ln. Also Pl|~n~l-nit Valley Monday Oct lsr., Brill- ltlver 'l`us-srlny 2nd, Pln- ettc \Vodncsllay :lrd nnd Point Pl-lm Thursday itll at. 7 p. ln.

Tlllc Gll.\ul»l.\.\"s correspondent in the

east writes: Harvest ug is general nt present. Il. must average high.-There has been no ilshlntz for some time now, rather windy. fish scarce, and rlogdsll in -lbunrlnace.-Rev. Mr. Bates preached in South Lake Chulch, Sunday, ltllh inet.- .»\ll our vllcesc factories are doing well ’i‘he flow of rnllk in lrecping up well.- Daniel S. and Paul Mcinnls were vlsltinn at St. Peters recently.---William Colin lull daughter Elsie, have been vlsitinz al. .lrlount Stewart. li1r.Cotiln was visiting the scenes and friends of enrlleryeara.- Lester Robertson, /linens Gillis, Jaron a \fcDonald, Emanuel Sutherland and Syivanus Sutherland, have left for the lumber woods in Maine.- Mlsses Vesta Stewart, Ruby Stawalt and Ada Lord have lets for Boston. Havelock Robertson. wife and family are visiting at St. George.-R. D. Mosse, Kensington, nnd Mr McKay, Bradnlbane, were east recently.-The death of William McDonald, West River, ocourredlon the night oi the Nth. He was surrounded by the surviving members of his family, except Mrs. (Cap*..lRhnde, Llontazuo, nail Mrs Albert Dewar, Brudanall. Ho was near the four-wore mark.-On the Blat. Miss Minnie Bruce passed away in lilo primeof a promising life. Her illness was savers ami everything that r~on‘rl b.- done by devo ed parents and aff ~ tlona e sisters, coupled with the beat medical skill, was cheerfully done to prolong hir lite but in vain. _A father, mother, two brother! and six sisters are loft to mourn, one of whom, Miss Ada, is in California.- Hugh Holman and daughter of Dundas, ara vislti feast.--Some mackerel are taklnn the hook along the north aids and

The New Breakfast Food

Ready for the table-

Prioe 100 Plsge

Bananas, oranges, lemons, and 'I - -» - _ _ pems_(mce|v(,d weekly) at \V_ A_ nt Molltugus for Cape Breton ports. _ A crisp delicious wheat-food. 'l`ry a package. A toy for ille

E I 28,1, “_ children ln every package.

.T ohnston's,Mont.aaun, l:’. . . w

FOR SALE-100 at-res freehold lnnll ~

“He"`l\"Pl" N0 I-9°l°°l»¢d»"J“|Y G“'“°h»"“ situated nt Commercial Cross. For par- £'A'_|¥DEE's€N i Qc" Smmymde Grocers

. MARCHING

l ORDER

l Our Boys’ Slits in odd lines and bloken sizes

have received lllarching orders,ou*. ' they go every one of them, the pricss are bon nd to make them go.

Doing a large trade as we do in these goods it is

but natural that this should occur once in a. while.

We are selling them now regardless of what

they cost ur, and for what they have been sold all

the season.

In siz:s to iit Boys from 4 to 9 years ol age, the

styles are new--patterns upto-date.

$1.50 Suits for 92c $.75 for $1.13 $2.50 for $t.49

,l $3-00 “ “ $ .82 $3.75 “ $4.42 $4.50 “ $2.90

' $6.00 “ $3.84

_ If you need one come quick as the quantity is

limited.

Open evenings till 8 o‘clock. (See slmples in window.) 1

P. E- Islalld’.s

S A lVlcl)0NALl)

° ’ ‘ 0 clothing House. |

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NEW FOUNDRY

Steam and Hot Water Heating REPAIRS CASTINOS

l Foundnsn. Machinists. Bollnrmnlirora-

‘soma along the south side -A boat from

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