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away or to use ’ in

your own

home the best silver is

1885

ll. WALLACE

Silver plate that misss wear Guaranteed ahsolllslr. _

W W Wellner

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A_ Photo of YOU

Get your photo talren ii that

new dress or suit. lt will please both you and your friends. Many

peo le are leaving their orders now, fi

for Ehrlstmaa work.

l;=(£0li' STUDM

Hard Coal

Afloat... and to arrive per

Schoon/ers “Damietta” and

Iohannaf and "Ann ]. Train- or”"12ob Tons best quality Hard'Coa1 in Egg, Stove and Chestnut Sizes.

Customers would do well to

book -their orders so as to have their Coal delivered

whilst vessels are discharg- ingl

C.Lyons Q). Co

B W-A-N-'l'-E-ll

Choppers loaders Q. Swsmpers

The ' Lumbering Department of

The Nova Scotia Steel and Coal Company. Limited, of New Glas- gow, Nova Scotia, have an opening for-15'or 'x8‘F'allei's and swampers.

also a. good cook.

Wor to begin at ‘once, and con-

tinue during the fall and winter. - The best of board and g o o d

walges to capable men.

one .but persons used to lum-

beringneed apply to ' lumbering Departmenr, Nova Scotia Steel & Coal Co, Ltd.,

- New Glasgow,

Nova Scotia.

9-7Mroi,Erol »

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- Fire' insurance 1::'..::._§:.-.~..;,:.;,:.':.-,.<:.;sr.‘;a 553,., .-.‘:::=..1:t“s-iz.. °..n.:-...:r z.:

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» 0’ ~D. BELL. 10! Bt.

_ Phone lea

Colton-' and Woolen

' -' Waste.

Sanitary Cotton Polishing Cloths for

Power Houses, Garages, Machine Ships and all General Purposes. Write or Hlqnples and quotations to the manufact- urer.

H. Gray C-3’ Co

23-25 Common St., Montreal, P. Q.

8- 1 MttlsEtts3mos.

Ha-rd and Soft

'Goal

' ‘Aft this- season of the year ssthe days and nights grow cool and chilly. the one great thought of all householders, is to prepare, for the coming winter',`by havin the coal bins filled with gong fresh` coal.- When this is done and the coal snugly stored away, one can more-essily~combat with the

0ther#plties of the hour.

We* _'ave now in stock a

good-_sup ly of choice Anth- raciteanlll soft coal, most suit-

able-foif tigzslitic arid steam purposes. 0 sen us your order and 'we will see that sat- isfactory _delivery is made at lowest prices.

` lla entativa l T‘w° °T"ER '"°“’.'“s -an-ntor P-I. I. G H , S I M M O N S ‘ - . " i ' a na.sst.|.r 'nr' - ° » writr,Co. ld

'Mah cull L? LM Cllllglern ` "ellis laslweeh herd. I. CARVBH' BROS' 7-23 Mttstl Sep. 30. Charlottetown ` c , '

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ness asaau. ins _ sa|uu,.asu~.|rre_l-ca.Jns ru or anus ~ “ Capital Household 1

is a Gsaarae English Breakfast Tea.

Mans more rupa or det-eats‘lL2avofaQ tea to the pound man any c as tha

puts-400. _

ls ldad lb-'IRI PHI. .

All llgl-Class Grosse; Older Trial Passage

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A Good Value, in Farm ers’ I

Boots -

` These Amherst--made boots are very strong and neat in appearance, give thorough protection to the feet from rough and uneven ground. keep the feet _dry and warm under all circumstances-~ and they are as cosy ani comfort- able as you could wish.

No. 237, made of solid leath-

er all through, plain toe,bluch- er cut, heavy soles. see cut above....................$2, I

No. 35 made of extra good

quality kip, heavy tap soles, solid leather throughout, a

Pickiing Vinegar

Dantiatr I nn. rg. H. alison I

B ree nDentist Bsrilln Dental Parlors .Bic mond Bt. Phono 15.1.!

sir arouse Bro

"ln Ohsrlottgtnwll. I

I-lodlyr.

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H Hyslop wheels represent the

splendid value at . . . ...$2,95. l

Alley fs? Co

135 Queen St.

The Pickling season will soon be here and as usual we are well Stocked wifhfhe best grades of vinegar on the market. We have in stock.-

Prool White Wine »

“ English Malt Pure English Halt

" Cider

Also a. good assortment of Pickling Spice n pkges and in bulk- .

Beer ffl Goff’s

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The vacation is ended; the jolly friends

are separated, but-you can keep them

with you and be with them in pictures

Probably you owe it to them, and mod-

ern photography makes the obligations an

easy one to meet.

_'l_'_l__1e I_‘l_aye1; S§_ud_i2

J. B. BROWN. D. M. D i

DENTIBT '

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liyslop, Bicycles $25.00

maximum of reliability and

gn . men. womerl and children.

BYSLOP BROS. Lil.

,Qordsrs filled promptly. I ,

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AND ELSEWHERE

It Pays to buy in this Province.

Miss Wlunlfred Gay, Hanelbrook,

Mies Effie McLeod, Uigg leaves this morning for Boston. _

was in Charlottetown yesterday.

Rev. P. D. McGulgan,-Tracadic, was in Charlottetown yesterday.

Hedley and Mrs. McKinley, Charlot-

tetown, ware passengers to Montague yesterday afternoon.

Lt. Gov. Rogers, Charlottetown,

digan, was in Charlottetown, yester- -day afternoon.

A. R. B. Duct of the Post Office

department: Charlottetown, was a passenger east yesterday afternoon.

John McDonald, M. L. A. Car-

diran, was in Charlottetowo yester- day,

Owing to aheavy rush of copy cor-

respondents are asked to await pa- tiently ths appearance of their items.

J. P. and Mrs. Fisher have re-

turned from Prince Edward Island.- Ottawa Exe.

The Misses Margaret and Helen

Bearsto, Charlottetown, were passen- gers on the Northumberlgnd last night returning from Sydney.

James Mclsaac, editor of the

Harald, Charlottetown, was a pass gers on the Northumberland last night. returning from Halifax.

All should encourage the boys by

attending the Junior Championship games at the Athletic field, Char- lottetown on Saturday afternoon.

The Harland leaves Charlottetown

this morning at 5.30 for East and returns at 9.30, and leaves again at 3 p. m. for East River returning at 6.30.

` Vlactimir- Gencrosoff, Bt. Peters burg, Russia, who is in this Provinc in the interests of the Russian Gov- crnmentt was a passenger on tht Murray Harbor train yesterday alter noon.

Mrs. W. C. White, Charlottetown.

left. yesterday morning for Montreal on 5 visit to her son Garth. She was accompanied part. of the journey by her son Russel en route to Vancouver At Boston he will be joined by his wife and two children.

Yesterday the Northumberland ar-

rived at Pictou from Oharlottotown at 12 noon. She left again at 4.35 p. m. with passengers, express, mail

for Ptctou, returning at night.

The eastern express arrived in

Charlottetown yesterday at 8.20 a.m. tive minutes late; thesouthsrn ac- comodation at 9.40 tive minutes late: the Cape Traverse accommodation at 10.05 a. m., fifteen minutes late; and the 'Ptgnish accommodation at 11.40 a. m., on time.

Prof. E. E. Prince, Ottawa; 1-Ion

_J. W. McLean, P. E. I.; Richard 0'- Leary, R-ichibuctn, and s, T, wilson. Halifax, members of the Dominion government shell fisheries commis- sion, are in the city today and thir afternoon at 3 o'clock will hold n private excclltive session at City Hall. Tomorrow morning at 9.3f o’clock» they are to hold 5 pubiir meofiillg in City' Hall, nt. which they will hear the views of local fisher- men intereated in shell fishing. Thr commissioners have already held ses- sions in Charlotte county. Professor Prince who is chairman of the com- mission. told the Globe that the idea of holding the sessions was to get first hand information on the con- ditions of shell fishing and also to test the feeling of the fishermen ion the laws at present regulating these fisheries. Hon. Mr. Mehean, of Prince Edward Ieiand, said that the meetings so far had been most suc- cessful. The fishermen had displayed keen interest in them and were not a blt backward in giving expreaslan to their views. In Charlotte County the general feeling among the fisher- men was that the lobster and oyster seasons ought to be extended. These they deemed would be in their best interests. Opinions to the coritrary were oxpressed in Prince Edward Is- land, however, the fishery packers thére considering that in the inter- ests of shell fishing the present open season should, -be shortened. John Calder, Dominion inspector of fish- eries for St. John and Charlotte counties, accompanied the commis- sioners to thc, city.,-St. John Globe.

::If the man who shaves himself would once use a Gem Jiinior Safety Razor he would never use any other. We guarantee this razor to give en- tire satisfaction and speak of it from personal knowledge. We have no heal- tation tn recommending it and the price ($1.00) is low enough to appeal to all. E. A. Foster, Central Drug- store. -

._.._=.--- People’s Theatre

/ Animated Weekly - No. 8

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-vss'|l!lI` “nav” ..-

leaves this morning for Boston.

Dr. A. A. McLeod.Bummeraide,i

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and freight and arrived at 8.05 p. mt. Sha leaves today at. 8.20 a. m.,

J. M. Duchemin, Ssckvflle, N. B.

formerly of Charlottetown, was a recent visitor to Truro.

Miss Elisabeth McClure and Miss

Doyle of North Rustico, P. E. I., are visiting their brothers, Jas. and Joseph McClure, of this city. -Mon- cton Exo.

Church of Scotland serv ces for

.Sabbath Sept. 15 will be as follows:

-Birch Hill at 10.80 Millview at 2.30 and Kinross at 6.80 Also Tuesday

17th at Point Prim, Tguraday 19th, at Belle River and F day 20th at Iris at seven P. m. E. McDougall ig minister.

(From Yeaterday's Evening Guardian)

J. A. Macdonald, M.P., Cardigan,

came to Charlottetown this morning.

Ray Rogers, Charlottetown. was an

outward passenger on the Northum- berland this morning.

Hammond Kelly, Southport, was a passenger this inorning by the North- umberland to Halifax.

There were no cases before the

Charlottetown police court this morning.

E. F. Acorn, Charlottetown, left

this morning for Halifax where he will attend the exhibition.

Post Otilce Inspector John F.

Whaar, Charlottetown, was among the passengers west this morning.

The Northumberland left, Char-

lottetown at 8.30 this morning for Picton with a general cargo and a large number of passengers.

The S. B. Harland returned to

’lharlot.tet.own this morning at 10 o'clock from- Victoria and will leave again at 3 p. m. for Victoria return- ing about 9.30. -

Nelson Winchestcr, Charlottetown,

wishes ‘it stated that it was Ward who pocketed him- in the recent bicy- _--_le match in Halifax and not Ward and Blanchard as the Nova .Scotia exchanges reported.

. meetin of the St. John district

A g . »f the New Brunswick and P. E. Is- ’and Methodist conference was held recently in the school room of the Portland street Methodist: church, St. lohn. The first session was held in 'hs morning when Rev. J. W. Aikens. ‘f Toronto, secretary of the Moral .ns social Reform council, wsu 'nown throughout this province, de- livered an address on “G0-operation with God." l-le also spoke at the afternoon and evening sessions. Dur» ing the afternoon a resolution of ‘sympathy was passed to the wife md family of the late Rev. Dr. Wil- son, formerly of Prince Edward Is- 'and. Quite a number of people at- fandsd the evening session which was also addressed by Rev. Mr. Aikcns.

moz-d____lD ::,'l'he Rexall Tooth Brush has a.

curvedhandie and irregular brush un-face which enables the user to clean all the teeth. The perforated `back-keeps it clean and sanitary and it is provided with a hole in the handlg for hanging up. Get one of _these tooth brushes. You will like it. Price 25c. The McKinnon Drug Co., corner Great George and Kent. streets. Mtf.

FINE GLASSI

. Purchasers of cut glass

need to make sure that they are getting the genuine article.

We know that there is be-

ing marketed by manufactur- ers who are' considered reliable a line of so called cnt glass in which -the pattern is really pressed, and afterwards touched up and polished on a a wheel.

Our Cul Glass is f'ully:¢:ut When the cutter talias A piece ln hand it is perfectly plain on both sides and every line ls cut and polished hy hand.

Wi control for Char|ottetown,the

Eroduct ofthe oldest and largest ` anadian factory, and feel that we

o. r. nurclu-:son f

jeweler-Optician _

School Boots --

For

School Children

We have just recieved a full line of nice up to date Boots in all sizes Good School Boots solid leather selling at lowest prices See window.

J. ll. Bell

Great George St.

9--3MrM

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q-ltllmwlhi,

‘ MEET ME _AT THE ALWAYS BUSY STORE _ ' `

have the verybest in cut glass to ' offer our patrons. '

Heavy Tweed Coats_.vlfo1”r.

Ladies and Childriefnt

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Entirely different are 1-thecoats

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this year to these -shown--`_'_lastf-year ,

and we know when you con:ie1=to_ex-

~~ amine them you'l1 be as pleased'-with

a .x - _ them as we are. Fine rough tweeds

, |,,\-¢\& -

` ` with contrasting plain color- trim-

1;; mings and heavy cuffs. Some with

-Elf-

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belted- backs and some without

Sizes 32 to 45.

W, ' ., $7.35, $12.25, $16.45,_$zz.oo

Ready to Wear Dresses for the Kiddies

and the Older Girls

The styles and patterns which we are

showing can only be had from us, all these styles being controlled by us.

- Kiddies’ dresses of Shepherdls- Check-

cloths, trimmed down side of iront and pock. et with red cloth, sizes 3, 4 and 5 years

98'c ea.

_ Kiddies' dresses of heavytweed, piped

with red and trimmed with' red buttons

Sizes 4 - 5 $l.95 ca.

Dresses for the older girls, 7 to 18

years, in Tweed, Serge and Shepherd°s Checks. $2.25 l0 $5.75 cl.

p 'url/a

Glove Specials

Ladies’ heavy tan dogskin gloves

worth $1.25 89c pair

Heavy Grey Suede Gloves, two

- of/vrs clasp 89c pair

_/f/0 ,GZOI/£5

Sion iev Bros

. - _The olwuvs busY~Store. - _

5 hlldrenqs A partfrom"'the_fact that the

T“"‘ ‘ L. c. sinus om.

are as important to be looked after as are the older paople's-perhaps more so. Their teeth may not ache nor be decay- ed-they should not be allowed to gat so. A too' h in tirne,as wall as a stitch in time, saves nine. Bring the little folks into our

Typewriter

offucr, and their teeth will becarefuily

lcolred after. First-class work atmederata ls “I excellent machine for ‘ ""°°" ordinary correspondence, its

-DR° extra devices, (at no extra cost)

make it the.BEST BILLING

A Vlltllllsstl Newspaper "“"""""`i"l’ f" ' ' ” ’ A -_|15 Queen Street. nex Beer tk Goff Bhcne 115] - ‘

service. with real and sub- , M3 ,¢-_ -

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-‘"°"’ - I Tasty. Pore, Sparkling. invigorating cams i.......` . -

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. Takoma gh,” |n¢".¢|,é- |;`.,,,¢| diy auffieant for horses and cattle. B9" etc- . _

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