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ciuiiiorirrowu iiiiii iinsiis couiuv

iiiciieys iii-iiiiii ciii .iiinca _ l

If Pays to buy in this Province.

in qu iiter. liilfaiiil one pound tina-just what you want on your vacation i

0, _.,,,~,,,-,inn The schooner Stanley Mac is dis-

nfs THE BEST SMOKE chaining a L-ui-go or coal at the rau-

wuy \\ hart.

I tiiclte & Nicholson Tobacco Co. Ltd, The sciioonef 12§r'i°we- win di..

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-i4-.--»-f -i.f-- Charlottetown Phone 345 dmwi. f,l:;§§;fdB'&c;f§° of coal t°d**Y for A

nach picture is given the irdividual ,,,,,.,,¢ my i~i=\~u.~.ury to make it 'a :ii dy it your uiost attractive pcr-

sonallly _ .

Tlizit is why our portraits please.

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Cook's Studio

Tue Studio “lure baby is always

“ el --\ini'. ,; b;

Our New Stock nf Men’s Shoes and (`iifoids

are bcantii s. Alltbatls new you /till 5,,d i,t~i-e, and the prices :ire lower than las, War See mir 5"3.5oand $4.00 shoes as good a value as most $5 oo slices.

\ ,ui win aluays save money by dealing

at ilu- uid reli;-ib.u slice store

A. li. llficiiaclien

The Shoe Man 82 & 84 Queen Street

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New Silverware Just Received luiuiiy pieces suitable for wedding gifts l ri-asoiialile prices

C, W . Patterson

<’ui\\'frtttf jeweler

bterlmg Bitters The Niver' Failing lleart.Nerve .ind Stomach Rem/‘dy A Proven Medicine of Exceptional V-lue

Teslimonals and References

by the hundred from people most prominent in City and

Country. No lailures.

Sold Only IW

P. MCQUAID

4.: Qiipeii Sire(-t

_ Opposite i\u tl Bros

l'rii~i~ gov por bottle. __-__-.__---

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of :tiiliiig quality arc mir specialty, and ifiiiu give our kind of Coal atrial. you will burn no other It is fine from slate and dirt, so there I-<_ liiitli coiiilort and economy in :ing it

Phoize iii

F. Lyons £21 Co iiiiiiiiiiiii Eleiiiiuii

Additional Political Meetings in Queens County.

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w Fall Styles

The new arrivals in

Invictus boots for uien rc-pre.~ent the highest point of perfection that has yet L-can reached in scien ilic shoenrakiiig.

Invictus boots are

scieutilicilly inudc to lit every curve and line of the feet, theynre strong, styli,~li and pretty the most cointortalile boot you can buy.

»']`he new full styles

are particularly attrac-

li tive and are made iugun

meta’,box calf, and tau Cres- c i calf. All si/.es ure iii- <‘lii.luil_

l’rfi‘es $5.00 A special liuc

with waterproof “ Dux- Back" soles. . . . . . .. - $6.00

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' Miss Mary Murnaghan, head milliii

cr of Messrs. Stanley Bros., has rf turned from attending the leadini millinc-ry openings

The special despatch in ssturiiayn

issue respecting the Chatham Race; in”-dV0I`t9HtlY appeared without a. lim designating 'it as such.

PUI`Cht'3SEl`s at Becr’s sale tc

day are requestrd to arrange to tak

goods will be delivered until pai

hlittay Ji .//___ f0|~_

F. W. Foster and family, King. St also lilies Jennie Foster of Bridge town, who have spent the past. tw months in P. E. I., have returned ti town.-Truro Exe. _ -

l e continuation lints in Satur 'day 's issue on the articles on pag- seveii regarding the artillery and Dr Cook should have read from 9.

i appeared.

ull H seven to nine and not one to threlie iii

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Miss Alice M. Harrison will resumi her piano classes on October 12th, While in England Miss Harrison ha studied with a prominent Londo: master 'connected with the Hoya College of Music.

The schooners J. R. Ernst, Daley

from Charlottetown to North Syd ney; Borcas, Colford, Robertsor Quarry to Charlottetown, and [Jani fic, hlurray, North Sydney to Sum mcrside, passed through St. I‘eter’. (Ianni on .’l`hursday.

Nine young mon, all of u size, ani

eighteen to twenty years of nge wer- iiiitiated Thursday evening into Win slow Court, Canadian Order 'f For esters, by Organizer S. F. Tariiusl and he has another lot for initiutini at another special meeting e;iliv,il fo- 23rd inst. I-le has initiated eighty eight (38) new cnndidntes in n shor time in two Courts, Court Dalvcy ii Hunter River and Court Hatti Stewart in Kensington, with savers' ciiudiilatcs ahead fox other Courts ir

ll @ Y 3 Qiiecu's County.

ey, Co. . _

_ _ S ,HF Hon. R. AI.. Borden nas not yet for

E i ' QUBLII i- ghitten his recent promise while ii

is province regarding Prince Ed _ . _

_ i i ward Island transportation dm, ned off and the vessel, iunningundei

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We have in stock. '

English Malt . . .

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improve service be wcer

Prince Edward Island and the main land." (Signed) R. L. BORDEN_

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Tliat reciprocity will bc_ great

a

benefit to Canada in the firm con viction gf John C. Clark, of Ba;

The pickling Season will stiiu be VFW- Prince Edwnfd Island- Wh0~

with Mrs and daughter is visiting

here and wc nre_prepzircd as iisual his som' D,_ _;_ 1.1 (unfit, city. Mr. lo Suppll’ You with the best (llmhh Clark left his Island home on July Of Vinegar, Spices SLC at the l0\\'- 12, since when he has been in every est P;-img province of Canada, except. Nova

Scotia, and spent H month in Mani- toba, camping on the banks of the Red River, and visiting another son Di‘. F. S. Clark, on the Indian re- sreves of which he has charge north

MB" iEll|'3 Sil'0f'g of the Fairford river, nt the northerri

wh" W- end of Luke Manitoba. Dueing his

Journey across the ,continent Mr. Clark had many opportunities 0 meeting with '_\rominfnt men of al'

A150 Essence -Vinegar’ shades' of political opinion and 0

diverse interests and hc found that

T\ll1€1`lC \'Vh0le pickling the consensus of opinion is favorable

Spices &c_ &(_»_ to the trade agreement. In his early

days Mr. Claik, while engaged in shiphnildings and commercial busi-

R & G 0 F F ness with his uncles at New G‘as

gow, P. E. I., was able to study closely the effects of the reciprocity agreement which existed between the, United States and Canada from 1854 to 1866. Diurlng the continurincc of the treaty the Island province pro- gressed by leaps and bounds. Its abrogation by the Americans had for a time n very detrimental effect ou the trade of the Maritime Provinces. From his knowledge of thc workings of thc former treaty and after fi careful consideration of thc proposed reciprocity agreement, Mr. Clark has no doubt that thc Dominion government is securing the best terms that can be obtained. Since his visit west, some eleven years ago, Mr. Clark says that Calgary, Winni- peg and Vancouver have so far ex- ceeded his expectations that he

...HOROUGH E-\-_\M|N,\-I-ION ' scarcely recognized thrm. Having A ` 1 ~ ' ~

surveyed the political situation from

Piiiiiii-'il Mi-vtir ru in addition to those ‘ ' ` ' l '_' . L - . . and Dentistry utnsreasoiinbleprices asia east to west Mr. Clark is of tie

ifii`.".`|\,""'\"l"`"`“% wmbe heldlll "le "" consistent with first-class work is what Dpinion that tim Laurier government

d;,i‘§‘,_f_',l'fjfh}:‘l’l="1l} C0l1H0rrlilL\'U CBD" you are assuredi-rif,yo\iconsu|i._\is. We

()r\\-i-llvCo\:e !de'ia‘t_|'§;‘,;‘_¢¥ as follnwsz- make uiitlsfactury 'l`eeth-the kind that will be returned to DOWCF OH Selli-

h|:|Hi‘_i<-.i-iiii-fiiiiiis wiii be iiddrcssed by

stay in place, restore the natural i»xPreus~ ember 21. All talk of annexation, he

- '“"L'""'“l'0"\wvrv»it-l\'e Sneakers iiigiiiiiiiheoiiiniiiifiiiuiiiidoiiiiiniiiiiininiitrg Says- lf’ fegflflled “S 11 me” bllgey

l,-*iwiiki-inoii behnllof the Government the mont udvancc-il. soientific,and pain- down east.-Vancouver Exe.

‘:\'}'lllLi}ll`lt'~' uri-i ini itod to nttenrl. hm" ii ubuve meetings will open at

' s. w. onfinisg, t

'r A. A. M¢Do`ii..1ii'>,'

Hb , ‘ t-ecrecury

Pnone 275 J.

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§n_t';l';'!_Coilucriative Association for -

“l.ailuiwanna" AnihraciteCoal The PQOp|e’S Theau'

In Clminut-Stove and Egg sizes

mTl"" |‘li4l\i2l! grade of American Coal l"\\ricil here.

S.~i‘. iii - _|isc,‘;'rgh\;':Y Hendry with 458 tons now

dui<`|ii'.L`arrie li Strong with V750 tons now

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due SIP( S. Andrews with 715 ions

Colxiiv is the time to order your Anthracite

' ‘lr ‘*`l*’l”'l\\‘¥\'<li rr orders by mail will :li|"';'¢l_0\lr can-ful and prompt attention P

a islriciniy delivery will be made. 5 BUNTAIN, BELL E CO.,

TAKEN liXllllil'll0N

Bayer Photographff as 'ras wii%_imi;__sa;d, "Aii is 0Pl’0Sl‘E POST OFFICE. ‘ A Lesson Learned

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'i l`ather’a Dren Suit

n'f,¥‘§..‘f,'n"n§ii'i'=iiii‘ I The '|`enderfooi'a Claim ‘

Berlin D°°*“' *’*"'°" - A Mining story oi 'rim wen “‘°3;'2,‘1“i‘»‘.i";.*.Z“i§’.‘1.°’°” . .J G wom-

_ _ M _ R 0 N A L D S K A Y. iimpfniof.

mm. vihie prices are ton-¢st,and weather ‘ |N Fir" ohugr

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Dentlstr ~ A real Comedy

less. ----i--

|25 ou", 5¢ "Atlas Stock Food is the necessary

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edt ine for horses, cattle, sheep,

Dr' Ne" 8°" Q' Gin' iirhzsfcolts, calves and lambs It saves

feed, cures and prevents disease and promotes vigor. 25 and 5tlc., pack-

iF:g;é~léhnl;.§ilLoster, Central Drug;

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sold at E. H. Beer'_s sale today.

_land Saturday night from llalilux. , .

Jeweler-Opticlan _

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A air ot Curling Stones will be-

Mrs. F. J. Nash, (.‘it.y, was among

those returning by the Northumber-

Miss Cora Dean, Providence, R. I., ho has been visiting in Dunedin the] guest of A. C. & Mrs. MeLean,i -'as a ,ipassenger to this city by thel ». S. Harland Saturday Morning.

The following additional particulars iave been received of the marriage of lames Walter Young to Miss m‘liza_ -ioore, City, which took place Sept.) 2th,., The bride was becomingly ut-i lred in cream cashmere with lacel zrimmings' and wore a large picture

ilume and pink and green satin roses. fer travelling suit was olive green

eneti:;~.i cloth with braid trimrnings.t he bride was attended by her sister, Vliss Jessie L. Moore of New Glasgow' 'ova Scotia, who wore a cream ress with pink trimmings and hat :o match. The groom was ably sup- iorted by Joseph Gaudet of this city. l‘he bride and -groom were recipients if many handsome and useful pre- ents including handsome china ca set from A. F. and Mrs. Webster, vicker rocker from the employees of he Star Laundry, morris chair from he young men of the Morell House .iso a handsome sugar spoon audi iutter knife from Mr. and Mrs. rlell- r. 'l‘he gift of the groomsman was in elegant- silver biscuit jar.. The ride's maid present was a -silver ickle dish, also many other valuable; ircsents which testified to the esteem

n which the young couple were held* iy their many friends in this city.

The thrilling experience of the 'iembers of the schooner Raeliurn,| which created no little anxiety hyi ying a line of distress on Cape 'Tra-_ crse on Wednesday lust, has been old by the captain, John M. Chap-, ian, Murray Harbor, and thatit as thrilling there can be no doubt.l 'nuthin Chupinnn, who with his’ uthcr, owns the Hucburn, a twin' chooner of 84 tons, luuuched itil _ionths ago at llexton, N. B., left ictou on Tuesday morning at three i'c'ock with 163 tons coal for the '. E. I. R. nt Summerside. With im was his young wife, his sister fellic, John Graham, the mate, and ilfred Chapman, his brother, as ook, all of Murray Harbor. They fucountered strong winds from the south all day and nt three o‘i:lock hat afternoon when oil Cape Tru- erse they met a terrific thunder siuall. In a short space of time ractically all the canvas was strip-

iare poles was fast driving towards

I ities. The following is .ii telegraii' I

xii °“ . . -. _ ‘ ~ » -

_ sent by mm to the Conservatw he Shoals 'lwo nnchois vcre drop

B~ N- B.. from Picton Medley G. Sid ce Hnurstl-land dull Ei-ui., Suckville- “Am convincei

enlciiisdt Sun that int I. t f

§ - WSE BLOCK c es s o Iutcrcoloniiil Rail :iid rlottetown.P.E.I. way demand acquisition of bruncl

- M _ line Inilwziys as feeders, and we pro

i ' "‘ Dose to acquire them upon ieasonribli

..

Pb ' V terms if returned to power. We als: lc 1 intend to ‘ ' t

ned and for some time these dragged ‘iut finally becanic last and held the llaolrurn until the wind cased oft. All Wednesday night 'thc crew experi- enced mortal anxiety and their posi- tion was the more keenly felt by reason of the presence of the women. To add to their hurdsliip their sup- ly of water was spoiled and they hurl nothing but salt water to drink. "ln 'Thursday morning the wind had cased off and temporary repairs were 'nude to the foresriil and one jib. ‘-'ith these she ran hcfore the wind `o St. Petcr’s Island where she was "iet by the Brant nurl towed into his port. Their cscape the captain ~fiiisiders.n marvellous one and hc docs not mourn over the loss of ii sci: of sails which it will take $400 to replace when he thinks of his 'mod fortune in saving the vessel and cargo. _The Raeburii was uninsiired.i Of the cargo he lost the dcckloarl. 'l‘he Raeburn, after being refitted with sails by B. Stewart & Co., Ltd., will proceed to P_ichibucto for acar- go of lumber for Cnnso. |

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::Ca1l in and see our 25c. 'pipes- sipcciully popular with young men' iuil students. They are excellent vn- liics at this price and there is a wonderful variety to choose from. Se- lect yours now before the clioicesti sro gone. The McKinnon Drug No.1

dtf `

:zoo to Geo. E. run for hard ana'

anfr anal. ti~i!1dtmo. -

Wedding Gifts

in inost extensive array I are to be found in our | store.

We are showing. a splendid range of China, a tremendous stock of Silverware, an exceptional line of fine Cut Glass. We’ll be _ delighted to have you examine these lines.

~ G. F. Hutcheson i §

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The Lure of Vanity

With a good result

siA"°'<f¢-'H itn .ii mir anus .is Queen Fi X E S F 0 R S A L E Illustrated Son mm m gffiigle

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Two Newfoundland Silver Fox d Doors open at 7 is and Show starts Flne'1‘urn Outs

ri-es ndence ii s

“Pl £|'fl°¢'¢“t P°d‘3’°° C° p° S h S I* 'or Yiiili irlsate Parties open . W. H_ KE,_,_,.’ cotc pecia ies. nm. mprlnce _"_

Box i7|, M I I N sc 5| Charlottetown.

North Sy¢|f\¢Yi C- sc D S S 0 I 'ld' m°

£_ Lcd" _ _ -max 1_1;-a-mix-

l. R. OUTERBRIDGE. Phone 715|-R. Dermalologint

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Kumfort Shop

70 Gi. Gen. Si.

For 'Bbampooinm Manicurinz,

Corns.Face treatment etc.

Rep for the famouatipirella Corsets

W0rth's

Livery Stable ‘

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GLO SALE... I

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f Great Magnitude.

Glove weather-has come again and our glove department is

int of black satin with large Ostrich a

s busy as can be these days,

The qualities and styles have again and again been said to be

the best ever shown in the citv while our special lines :irc simply

marvelous values. ` l"r¢~nch Kid Gloves

'Glace finish, tivo buttons in tziu and brown only Reg-

ular price 85c. Sizes 6 to' 7, Not guaranteed SALE PRICE

English Dngskin Gloves

Of real cape leather, sitched with heavy outseauis, fingers all

gussetted, diamond cut thumb, spear points and closed with a large

horne covered snap Sizes 5 3-4 to 6 3-4 Regular $1.00 a pair SALE l’RlCF........... . . _ . . . _ . . . _ . . _

Black Glacelkid gloves in small Sizes. T00 many in |

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stock. Regular $1.25 Sizes 5 1-2, 5 34-6 SA only PRICE l

PAULINE,

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Glace Kid Glove

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F* S 7 IE:/j1`5au3 sizgs 3“4 to 7 1-2 White 5 3-1'; to Vassar, Glace Kid- Gloves _

This is thc glove which built up our

% /_u glove dept. lt s made by the celebrated

_ _ / ' french firn of “Rouillion l"reies” in Gren~

, ` I oblc, France _

The kid used in it is of the finest qual-

_ \ ity and the cut is absolutely perfect.

_ This glove is unhesitatingly guaranted to the fullest extent by both the maker and

ourselves. Regular price $1.25 ‘

_ Tvio clasps-SALE PRICE......

Black sizes 5 34 to 7 ii-2 Navy and

A qualit_v made e=peciall_\' for oiirselvrs by “Rei pier Fri rcs" of Greiioble.l<`r.'ince Thi-‘ glove is regularly sgld in all the large cities for 331.50 our price . ,.,,,..... . . . . Fulli giiarantrid. '1`vi'oc`:1sps,

Black und Tau in all sizes.

Suzette, Glace Kid Gloves

Suede Glovg_s_

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The best glove on the market to day, made from the finest skins only,

lo' `R¢‘V1lirf l"rercs" of Grenoble France. Three chops. fully guaranteed Black and Tan, all sizes. . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . ` -

BLACK, This gloves is inode by “Debts” of Loudon, England, and couies in blue black only. The best color as it cannot fade to an

ugly brown black. Fully guaranteed two clasps, _ 5 3-4 tu63.4 . . . .._ ._ . piilr TAN, made bythe celebrated firm of ‘Trcfouss3" whose reputation for Tan Swede is world widef Sold in the American cities for $2 oo while our priceisbiit . Tbri iyclaspe, fully gnerunteeil sizes 5 3-4 to 6 3 4 GRAY, Denis again, one of the niakirs it is impossible to get awav fiom. Pique sewn, fully guaranteed, two claspe size 5 3 4 to634

Dogskin .Gloves "Denis"

»\_ - Tau all sizes $l.25

l Black, 6 to 6 3-4. |25 / \Vhite, 6 to 6 3-4 L50

'U29 _Z 'trip

_ _ Heavy cliainois leather pique sewn,

' .‘-tdf` ‘t' l l-

_W _ gussc e ingcrs, iio c asps -'was ii

~ '-‘__ able6to °

Childrcnfs Girls’ and Boys' Tan Dogsliin.

i . If 75c pair 2, 3, 4, 85c pa`r

5, 6, 7-95c a pair

Heavy quality Tau Dogskius made by ‘.‘I)ent’s”. ln _ two qualities, all sizes at $1.50 aiid...... .. . » PIII

‘Heavy washable Chamois with out stitched heavy

seams, natural color, two claps washable . . ., . . , . . , ,, `|)lil'

Fine Tan and Brown unlined mocha, suede finish, _ mediiiniweiglzt, allsizes....... . .......... s pllf

Regular white Kid dress gloves 35;; pr; with silk _ betweeuthe fingers........ ...................... ~ pltf-

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