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SEPTEMBER 27, 191: .

"rua L/l'ras'r News ` 'THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN S

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Flies”

A Medicine That Does Not Cost Any. thing Unless it Cures.

The active medicinal ingredients of

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Now`s the time to “get

after” that scourge of modern days-the common house fly. Nearly 'all diseases and ail- ments prevalent 'in~ summer time are caused by these filthy and disease-laden insects, and every home should be supplied with poisons and fly-catchers.

We have _

Fly Paper

Fly Poison _ Spiral Catchers and Persian Insect Powders

The MacKinnon I Drug Company

Cor. Gt. George and Kent Ste.

,Il BUY YOUR READY made cloth-

' Rexall Orderlies, which is odorless,

tasteless and colorless, is an entirely new discovery. Combined with other extremely valuable ingredients, it forms a perfect bowel regulator, in- testinal invigorator and strengthen- er. Rexall (Jrderlies are eaten like candy and are notable for their agreeableness to the palate and gch- tleness of action. They do not cause |griping or any disagreeable effect or I inconvenience.

Unlike other preparations for a

like purpose, they do not create a habit, but instead they overcome the cause of habit acquired through the use of ordinary laxatives, cathartics and harsh physic, and_ permanently remove the cause of constipation or irregular bowel action.

We will refund your money ~without

argument il they do not do as we say they will. Two sizes, '25c. and 10c. Sold only at our store-The lliexall Store. MacKinnon Drug Co.

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CllARl_0'l"l'E'IOWN _ANU . QUElN’S COUN'l`Y

‘It pays to buy in this Province.

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R. J. Carmichael, Peake's station,

was among the visitors to the City yesterday.

There was a fair market in this

,city yesterday and no change in ,prices, as will be seen by the itemiz- ed statement given in this issue.

Mrs Joseph Kennedy, Chatham, N. B., is visiting in this City the guest of her parents, W. N. and Mrs Higgs. She is accompanied by her two child- ren.

'Those interested in Fox Ranches

should call at Hyndmaii & Co’s ln. surance Oilices while visiting the Ex- hibition. as that iirm have some- tl1i“8 to oder that will interest them.

Those registered al; the Queen Hotel

ln this City yesterday were; J. Cl Archibald, Lawrencetown; T, L. Man- den. Boston; J. J. McKenna, City; S. Martin, Valleylield; J. B. Gaudet, Miscouche.

J. A. Mclsaac, oi the International

Harvester Co., Woodstock, N. B., was in the City yesterday and went 110 Hermitage on the afternoon train. He will visit there for some time the uest of Mrs McIsaac’s relatives.

Last Sabbath being Rally Day for

the Methodist Sabbath Schools, the Kensington Hall School had a largc attendance of children and friends. An interesting service was conducted by Rev E. Bell, Snperlntenhent of the

rst Methodist Church. The future

_ school. assisted by the officers and cANvA`s Q - PLUGS §r.‘.z;°:.t:_w:;s.::P;i““.i:

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utlook of the school ls encouraging.

The following were registered at the

Hotel Victoria ln this City yesterday:

57' ` s|_|P" ' G. F. Hole. Mrs wm Hole. Boston-

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.l. Ramsay,_ St John; Thomas Kick:

V ham. Souris; R G Brooks, Jr.

` T U ' Murray Harbor; l W. B. Verney:

Toronto: H. B. McDou all a d '

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Z n wife,

“WHY Sta., N. B., Mis E. Crosby

and daught?r, Cape Traverse; J, G,

I, 5o¢_rHE PAH; ynirnesu. N. nsrioqne; i>_ ivi. Brian,

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elllnu; Harvey Mitchell, Fredericton;

Smith, Montreal.

Fred Proctor, the Boston Journnl's

representative for this district h s

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returned from a vacation trip to Canada, where he had un opportun- ity to watch the reciprocity right. Mr. Proctor took several pictures ‘l\U'i"2 his absence, one showing Wm. J. Bryan and C. J. Reilly, formerly general secretary of the Chelsea Y. M. C. A. Mr. Relll n w holds

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ilar position in Charlottetown, P. E.

’ I., where Mr. Bryan lectured. Mr.

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_' EUY NIG HT WEAR at PATONS'

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CARPETS AND CARPET

SQUARES specially priced for Exhibition week at PATONS:

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“English American Alliance in

Fall Coat Models. At PATONS.

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The Classy Quencher .

- _Iersey I Cream.

Pl‘0C'£0I‘. who was introduced to the two men, took ii picture of the both of them, ("(‘helsen Evening Recordi’ Sept. 21st,

The bells oi St Paul’s church mug

out merrily at 7.45 yesterday morn- ing for the marriage of Miss Hilda Margaret Haszard daughter of Mr Justice Haszard to John Leonard Claxton. of the Canadian Bank of Commerce, late of Sydney, but now

of this cit where he former] was C _

Is now for sale everywhere.

Try a Glass

Francis Drake. Manufacturer. - ;\§-T"'r»3l° §¥3S$?S“““o`”"€.I-Yri“'r‘§?.§’.

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onnected with the Union and Royal Banks. The rector, Rev T. W. Mur- phy. performed the ceremony, the choir in full strength, rendering the vocal portion of the service very effec- tively. ,The bride wore a tailor-made suit of reseda green cloth and a. green velvet hat with plumes and carried

bouquet of white roses.

The bridesmaid, Miss Agnes Fitz-

$erald, was attired in Saxe blue vel- et dress and black hat with plumes and carried a boquet of pale pink r ' -

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as a gold watch bracelet and to the

N. .S bridesmaid a pair of turquoise and

pearl ear-rings. The best man receiv- ed a peridot pearl scarf pin. The

E. ll. MCEACIIERN, Agent, Charlottetown, P. E. I. YHDPY °°“P|° *ef* bv the Northumber-

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50 Men Wanted

_ Laborers wanted for shop and outside

work. Wages $1.7 5 per day. Carpenters

nd on a trip to Boston. New York, Montreal, Toronto and other cities.

The funeral of James M. Suther-

land, former chief counsel of the Washington National Bank, who died at 2.30 a. m. vesterday will be con- ducted under the auspices of George Washington Lodge No. 9 of Masons. The arrangements will be completed when word is received from -his daugh ter, Miss Ella Sutherland of Char- lottetown. Canada. Burial will be in' St. Peter‘s cemetery. He died in the home of A. R. Florita, 4324 McPher-

and Iiggefs, $2.00 tO $2. O PCI' ‘son Avenue. Death was due to kidney

to Superintendent.

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in in chilly

Evenings

buy ri profitable Oil Stove

You can carry them BUY'

where. We have the best kind that does not smoke 01'

trouble. Mr. Sutherland had been ill only ten dave. Prior to his illness he was engaged in settling the affairs of the Washington institution, which recently consolidated with the Ameri- can Trust Company. Mr. Sutherland was associated ln the law practice with George Elgel, a member of the House of Delegates. About seventeen years ago Mr. Sutherland came to St. Louis from Chicago. His former home was in Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island, Canada. Ml". Slither' ind _ was formerly r. member of the Caledonian Society, the City Club. and the Missouri Athletic Club. Mr. Sutherland has no l`0lHl-lv” in the United States, except a br0!l\€l‘-l\\- law in Chicago. He was 58 years old.-St. ~- Louis Mo. Globe- Demo- crat, September. 21st. _

::"The School that has won the con- ddence of the People." Union Com- mercial College. 3-31611

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can gout mn I S01' Y ¢ <:,'°,"\',‘f.,‘,"' :r:.a::_":.§.:f.:.‘l.£:'::.-.ir:i..:l.n.. °'

The Rogers Hardwar ...,.3.,,;,S,3,.r...

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No one should forget that The

l`eople's -Theatre will be open early and late during exhibition to give all the chance oi seeing a good show.

James G. Irving, Cherry Valley,

brought to this City this week twelve 'choice beef cattle wnich he sold to ‘Saunders, Newsom & Co 'for the `snug sum of seven hundred and ten ldollars.

In Joseph Noonan’s letter on reci- procity, printed in The Guardian ol the 19th instant, the dgutes in the line “bags returned to me worth |$1.63" should have read $1.36 instead of $1.63.

A Victoria correspondent writes

that: W. M. Snow is spending A few days at his home in Victoria.-James Howatt, Victoria, has lately returned from the West.-Victoria High School is rapidly improving under the skilful management of Braden Jelly as prin- cipal and Miss (iertrude Matheson as assistant.-Mrs J. W. Richards has hes" Spending a few days at her old home in Victoria. She returned to Charlottetown by the S. S. Harland oh Thursday evening.-Mrs Archibald Lord is spending a few days among her friends in Victoria.-Ric-:iard Les, .Ir., is spending his vacation at his home in Victoria. \

A correspondent from Stanchel

writes:-Miss MacDonald of this place is visitin relatives ‘ Bos o

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Key chain worth 15'c free to any man making cash purchase of One

-s Dollar at Men°s Furnishing Dept.

_ EVERY MAN NEEDS A KEY CHAIN. No other method of tak

ing care of your keys is at all satisfactory-with a good strong chain y' u need not worry--you cannot lose theiii. Now, to any iiiau n ho makes a

_ cash furcliase of One Dollar or niore, at our Mcn’s Furnisliiuv-~ <"»~v tru no

ll will p esent a neat, strong key chain worth 15 cents-absolute _, -~ -

New ties, new sweaters, new underwear, new shirts, new 11'-

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Miss Annie Dixon is now at her old home in Stanchel where she intends to spend the winter among her friends and relatives. Mrs. Will Anderson in-‘ tends leaving for Boston shortly ac-f companled by her sister Miss~Florrie Todd. George Dixon spent Sunday in Rose Valley the guest of Malcolm MacKenzie. Samuel Todd of Bradal- hane spent the week end in Stiinchel. Miss Margaret Dixon of this place is at present visiting friends in Charlo- ttetown and before returning home in- tends spending a few days with her parents in Mermaid. While returning from Bradalbline lust Saturday even- ing D. Kennedy's horse took fright at a falling trce and ran away.

:’The pictures at The People’s Theatre to-night are a complete change from last night, come and see for yourself, five cents is all it will cost. 9-27dll

1: Professor Earle wishes the ladies to understand that he makes it a specialty in teaching beginners the Piona as well ns advanced pupils.

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Special Proposii-_ ion to you

Ami Stock-raiser.

There are a great

niany so-called stock foods and condition powders on the mar- ket and it is some- times difficult for you to decide which is the best, We have a pre- paration which we know is the best, but we want to convince you that the re is nothing quite as

good as `

Royal Purple ,

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the highest type of con- dition at the lowest poss-

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Use Royal Purple

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ani nal, and use any other material that you can buy on ari- other animal in the same condition, and if Royal Purple Stock Specific does not give better results, we will clieerfullyrefnnd your money.

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Pack ages containing 70

days treatment. . .50 cents

Pails containing 280 days - treatment. . . . . . . $150 ‘

Johnson Q. Johnson Cor Kent and Prince Streets

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Visit Our""Stor'e

While in _ the City

we want you to become fully acquainted wills our methods, systems, stock and superior More service. We want you lo get acquainted with our salesmen for we he- lieve it would be to our mul- ‘ -.ual advantage lf you shop-

ped here.

We honestly believe we

can give yon satisfactory service ihai is unsurpassed in the Province-we MVB everything you could possib- ly need and courteous clerlvs lo see all your wants are ‘ attended to.

Rtop,rest and meet your friends st the citY`l h I NUI

< store-look for the sllrn 0|

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app I ` ion to await ‘l‘urkey's final determin-

| 4 ncernlng the lease of .

Sample furs aving of on

Clf Cl e third

Do you remember that lot of sauiple lurs that

made so much interest last fall? Reineuiliei' what great values you got from among tbeiii ? _

This year we have secured the full range oi sani-

ples of the same great English Fur house, :ind at a price that lets us sell to you at just about regular

wholesale hgures.

Muffs-Ruffs-Neckpieces-for ladies, misses

and children.

We invite your very special attenti\n to this

great lot of attractive values, and assure you that you

will find substantial savings on very attractive and

desirable furs.

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Charlottetown`s best show

of Distinctive Mrllrnery

WE 'NEED HARDLY REMI;"\'L) YOU

that the key note of this millinery shop has nl- ways been “dl~.2.ii1ctivenf-.~;'¢ ." Every hat has :in individuality of its owr. l`~',-_rr-.' or<lf_frii:is spec- ial attention. 'l`he list -~.» r- in ike for you-will be 1u.".deFOR YOU AL().\'E,.lnd will look bet- terou you flmii on anyone else. For ,zarlect iiiilliiicr-~' sziilsfaction l-;~:1\'c ycnr order with

bers, is of a good satisfactory width. It is siipplied in six colors bl;il:l<, , navy, green, garnet and brown. Note the value .

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fall suiting fabrics, All Wool Venetian 50.# yd

, This is decidedly the best low price suiting that we have cver bcf-ii .lhle

4 “Scart” oalues” in l2idies°

2- to offer you. The fabric is all wool, and while not so wide as the next. few num-

_IUST PLACED IN STOCK a flfxy or two ago and already selling like

peanuts at a ball game. This one is full 4'/‘ inches wide fine close weave ln"~'li

Finish very dependable fabric and is offered in black, n;i’v_\,', luo ~ ‘1. prey,

-I green, garnet. A wonderful value at per yard........_........_

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' $1.25 Value Venetian $1.00

TOLD YOU ABOUT this one before-but 11 good thing bears repeating.

» This is a value that you only see orice in a while-soft rich cloth, briglit finish,

drapes well, will wear until you’re tired of it, 48 inches wide, Navy, Cadet, Black, Brown, Green, Grey............... _ _. .. . _ _ _ . °

Compare with the best $1.25 value sold elsewhere.

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The Most popular early Fall fabric

i YOU HAVE BEEN ASKING US RIGHT along for agood weight

all wool hard finish serge, at a moderate price. Ready for you now. _[us come in and look this one ovei'-and if you do not think it good \'alue_ for the uioney-we're ready to sell out. I_t is 48 inches wide, firm good weight, close woven, shows a medium narrow rib or “wale". It is offered you in

Navy, Ocean Blue, Black, lirown, and Grey. Shades are all good and you will be pleaseed with the cloth at per yard. . ._.... _ 0 J

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A cabinet council mf* tlu

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PARIS Sept 26-A despatch lromihelil this afternoon. K wi ’~"'“‘- Def lb- Pa|e,.mD',,,,,y,, um; we 1¢,a||,m Fleet _--___---_ I-urfl, pm iii.

which was to more ngninsc 'rrivvll is sufivriun Nizws. ‘f "\~\"=h\‘"- :rr *un hunrurs

still remaining in the Harbor of __ lmltuce, per l-nncli Palcrmm V Winia oats

The fleet had left Syracuse u-1 Tripoli but the detention at Palvrivu-

ears to be the result of a denis-

stlon co Trip0ll

GETTING READY TO HAND _

OVER GOVl‘lliNI\ll<Z.\"l`.

OTTAWA. Sept. 26.--Most of the members of the Cabinet returned ves-

l<lnt<-rcd-.\`--i-\ Z6-‘ftenmer A. W.

Perry, iin.\»_-_ llostoii; Schoonero, Hilda Maw- \l:-Icolm, l.’0rt. Hul- olm; f'u=.i,~..i..n_ Skinner, l‘ort Hastings: 'l‘hl'cc llells, Murray, Syd- noi; Doris Hull, Anderson, Pigeon, .'i._lr<-'l. Sept 27-Steamer. A. W. l'~‘rI`i‘. Hawes, liostoni; Schooner, "_\'»un. Porrin. St. Peters. -

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lHa.V. per ton \(‘nlli-iklns (free of headt) Hides

i'elts, each

Ducks li-‘on-1 N. [‘ol.stoes, per bushel Cabbages

Pens

Ciriilidowers ‘

terday and immediately began the work of cleaning _up arrears of the

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