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Ce" 1°" ===vf°*¢°*==v¢;_ig°<<»;_-‘figig uggg... ..... if Head Offices in New Prowse Block-Charlottetown ,_

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Hr an ight cut iniius and packages. The latest news, first of all.

i lllcli & Nicholson Tob --

Cifiylottetown Pl‘°“° 315 ac°°M cfm' Ltd' Fred Taylor, City, was a passe dmwf. “W "°“"`°"' ger to Summerslde Saturday morn-

gg-. i__ Mrs. Frank McLeod, Brooklin

0URbaby pictures-like all psi-ir hnt we make-are natural in pose, pro perly lighted and beautifully finished.

Fast lenses, high cliiss equipment and

tireless tact are the reasons for our re markuble success in baby portraiture.

Come in some morning and let us get

acpuainted with the baby.

elephono today for an appointment,-

GOO I-I. (DOO I5.

Tha Studio where baby is always

welcome. ‘

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Coal for the home.

Order your supply. Always clean and

prices of the year

reliable. L o W ‘e s

in effect now.

C.l.yons&Co

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Gluten noiir `

CRESCO Gluten lflonr is

highly recommended for persons troubled with lndigestion, Dy- spepsia, Liver or Kidney discus- cs. lt is madc from thc bust '

' part of the \\"he1|t Kernel spec-

ially preparcd. Prici- I0 cents

par lb.

"Special Dietetic I"oud" is ,

specially prepared for siiffercrs

' from the worse advanced stage

of Liver mid Kidney diseases, ‘

_ Diabetes ELC. ° i ' Tliotisaiids of people cliiim

limi they own lieiillliaiid cvcii

» lifc to the merits of thcsc flnurs ’ as food. Price I2 cents per lb. ,,

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Beer Q Golf 11

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Furness, Withy (D. Co., Ltd STEAMSIIII’ LINERS

LONDON, HALIFAX SERVICE

From London Steamer From Halifax dm” and any wishing no help the Method-

Rappnhnnnock Aug, 25th S.--1-i;1zuu-li-_-1-J |51: pgoplg of Cgimpbellton, their C011-

A .mth Vi K h S t.8t “§....i-.mer "

St John's, N. F.)

Sep. ilth. Rappahannock Oct. 5th For Havre Direct Rappahannock. Aug 25th

B0P¢~3"dlVlt\ Sh0“*"\fl01"\ - " 220° D tor of Wesley chyiirch.-Wesleyarii. Mr

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From Liverpool Strainer From Halifax i

Ulunda Aug. with Cun1i_nil Sept. 5th

sur 26th Almerisna Sept. 15th apt. 8rd Duruniro “ 25th ' 17th Tabasco Oct. nth The above steiimers have a limited ac sommodation for saloon passengers. Passenger and Freight Agents for the Allan Line Steamship Co. at Halifax

nuizumss. wrriiv .c oo. Urn.. |

Halifax. N.B. V Aircnt

3.8. HAlllANll

Mr Albert Snolgrnve has been nppolnt. srl Freight and Pause.-ngsrAi:entior above vessel. All communications in reirard thereto must be addressed to him. Office Steam Nav. Co’s Wharf-'Telephone No 208 J.

The salllngs will be as heretofore.

FRED W. HYN DMAN

Manz. Director. The Island 'l‘u¢ Co

Charlottetown P. E. l.

Ind. April 1910 _

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NOW 0N SALE 1

I at your grocers

l.YNCll’S CREAMALT BREAD

Mention it in your next

order ~

A MR_SIil.lIll. All¢l\l

King’s Square Charlottetown. _-2 7dmwftf. _

1 School Shoes ~ With a ~

; Guarantee

An opportunity is E now laid before every

. parent that will-save . dollars on shoe bills 1, and insure comfortable

1.; school shoes for the

children.

| We’ve experimented on li, this line and are sure we ‘ 2,3 have the best slices for

school wear ever put on , sale in the city. They Eire i strong, durable, pretty.

i well finished, will give

good, solid comfort to the feet and every pair is guar- anteed to give sntisfaction.--

1, Then we have marked spec-

ial prices on each pair---

ip prices so low that they will ly surprise you---so that this

should prove the big bar-

gain for you in shoes.

1;i School opens Sept. 5th., - ..

.I better buy now.

;_ Boys’ Dong blucher cut

boots, our own make, sizes i to 5. special School Open- ing price....... .. 2.00 ' Boys’ Box Calf blutcher cut slices, heavy nailed sole,

ll Alley ff? Co.

Ci-I.-\RLOTTETO\VN H_ ,=$.___%_ __ E

, our own make, School Opening price. . .. .. . .2.25 V » Youths’ Box Calf, blucli~ ;§ er cut boots, sizes ii to ` 13, School Opening price

Girls’ B ix Calf bluclier i

cut boots, heavy nailed sole, very strongly inudc, sizes. ii to 2, School Open-

i ing price... . . . . . .;...|.']5

Girls’ Box Calf, blucher __cut boots, soles sewed ou. ,. School Opening price. .l 90 `,

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Kent Street

Practice limited to diseases

of Eye, Eat, Nose Throat and _ Skin.

Eyes tested and noted for

glasses.

OFFICE HOURS

9 tc ii a. m. I-30--3-30 Evenings on app intment

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Office Hours 9-1 a Ovcmlenkins & NEW PROWSE B

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Handsome Mounts

A pretty photo mount will

:Add greatly to the finish of a picture. \Veli:i\'e the latest :mdhest designs in all the colors and sliadcs tlcsirablc.

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noni airy `

Dr. C. Il. BEER. ‘

Surgeon Da nlial Berlin Dental Parlors Richmond Bt. Phono 10! J 0vsr Pr owls Bros.

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I5 Queen Street Phono 215.1.

For llay and

Harvest Time

I Mass., is viiting in North River

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::Dyspeptics. When your digestion

f is impaired, as indicated by sour

(The lltBSt ill N18 395% stomach, hcartbiirn. bloating, oppres-

r_..___._.-__-____.. W# - ._ 'I Dr, Thog. E E. R0 INS | slim. soreness, headache. etc., our

per box. E. A. Foster, Central Drug

ing.

the home of her mother Mrs. Beiii. Dockendorfl.

E. G. Pepper, second son 02 Rev. Wm R. Pepper, formerly of this Pro-

Bank there. ` 1

Day sports there willl be awarded the winners, at the Opera, House that evening, Sept 5th. 9

Dr. C. B. Green, Egra McLean and 1

the city' Saturday from Coleman, WUBFB they had been camping out,

his home.

defltally d0i'l1g a few launts over t

on the Farm' at Advocate, ms.-.

AdV00ate hills to kecp his windlsoun

elect of the Dorchester Methodist

Mr Crisp, the son of the pastor

Church, who is a ministerial stud ii

a ‘ .

Mr Crisp and family have moved

-Mr Crisp is well known here.

pace in a short limit handicap Crewe, on Saturday says an English paper of Aug. 5th. The distance of

onds. while C. H. Gardiner won g one-hour race at London on Monday_ covering 11 miles and 60 yards, and an eleven-mile racc on Tuesday, his time being just outside 63 minutes. A_. E. Wood. thc ox-amateur chem. pion, was also competing at Rain- ha:m, where he easily ,won gi four- mile level race in 15) minutes 57 sec-

A e y profitable service was held

last Sabbath morning- in the Billiard Hall l th d dl l tel

onds.

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0 e eserve y 'popu ar .ho

Markland, Yarmouth, N. S., in th presence of an intelligent and appro- ciative audience. Rev Joseph Seller was the preacher, Mrs H. G. Seller, of Philaid-elphia, the soloist, and Miss Hilda Allen the accompanist. At the close of ithe sermon Mr Seller refer- red tn the loss by fire sustained by the Methodist peopie of Campbellton, N. B., of their church and parsonage. in addition to their homes, and said he would take up a collection-in aid of that church. A collection of up- wards of $8 was taken. A gentleman in Yarmouth added $5 to this amount

trlbutions will be cordially received and forwarded b Rev J sono Pas-

Sellor is well known in this Province.

On Sabbath .luiyi 24th Rev W. H.

Spencer of Cove Head read in the pnlpits of his' congregation the np- Deal from the Presbyterian congrega- tion at. Campbellton, N. B., for help toward the erection of a new church, and luft the matter open stating that he would forward any contributions voluntarily handed in for the pur- pose. ln response tho following were received and passed along to Dr Mc- (Zurdy, Halifax 2--Mrs Neil McCallum, $5.00; Janie McCallum, $5.00; James H. Gregor, $5.00; Mrs Charles Fraser, $2.00; Mrs John McMillan sr, $1.00; Alexander McCallum, $1.00; Mrs Jag G. McCallum, $5.00; John McDonald, $1.00; Mrs Jamesiiattray, $1.00; Mrs W. H. Spencer, $2.00; Ira D. Shaw, 50c; Robert Shaw, $4.00; Edward Mc-

Charles McMillan, $1.50; Mrs Mary Sinclair, $1.00; J. M. Benrli-ito, $1.00- John McMillan, $1.00; Judge and Mrs Teetzel, $10.00; ll. F. Sutherland, $5.00; Mrs Mclniiis, $5.00; a friend, $5-001 Total $64.00. The last four are hotel guests. Also for the Camp- bffilton General Fund, James G. Mc- Callum, $5.00.

dyspepsia tablets will he found a re-

NBXl» <30" ¢° 59°' *5 G°"'° liable remedy. Many who have used i Olmciall

&'m 0pp°s"° Bm" Brm' =/ them speak highly in their favor. 25e yi , "<

passenger to Summerside on Satur

n- day afternoon. r

ston’s River, spent the week end at

e, his home in this city.

_ and field championships will be held at Montreal on Saturday. Sept 24.

vinoe. has left for Calgary, Alberta, little sons, who has been visiting to take a osition in the Merchants ifriends here has returned to her home

' panied by her aunt Mrs A. M. ha-ne, ~_A11 Prizes won at the sports on the Southport.

C. A. A. A. grounds at the Labor ---

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n;E. X. Conference will be in Summer-

Margate 16t.`n, and this City, Sept.

J- W~ C*“"`“l-h¢¥`9» M00*-“$110. C5190 t0 Prohibition and Moral Reform.

and left on the afternoon t, in f the" h°='=<=S~ L A~ G- E11i=-Tho vii 5`Z.‘.....`l.il‘ 2?. "§§§i.‘l.ii.° Jil. 'l`.‘i._ Kéili also 8 member of the party dmv” toivices on Saturday at 7 p. m. on Sah-

bath at 10.30 and 6 and on Monday

_ , at 10 a. m. Session meets on Sat-

‘L ch-Erxxggdoili I-S:,I,2:-0;; nlgogpzscdiaggxs urday immediately after service.

hay and digging pommes and incl' Point Road. has returned home after

3 rt six weeks visit to Bay Fortune and

. §Fortune Bridge, accompanied b hor

andthis umm m prop.” shape' He ex' ‘two cousins Mrs James A. Dinygwell, giceks t° arrive back In Amherst “ext and son Master Wesley, Bay Foltune,

' and Miss Alice Jackson, Fortune

Bridge.

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ei Mt- A“i=°» University- mei-»<i 'éiivii-’°`i1'.fii..°°"i§‘$‘5i‘.i{`.§‘.ii.§`°..i‘l“""£`§.i2

his fi-nal sermon Sabb th week 'Ilt;v. Lomond have gives ;107_50_ Rev w

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fo th; f....“;i°‘:...‘::;“:i.:‘ .°f:.;’s::..*“‘::;: mem 0 'B mst “elmo” 0” S“`“‘i“Y» half of the church congregation were

in the country.. $80 had been tak-en in

_ 'collectlcms.-Wesleyan. Both gentle

More cracks were showing tlici'r:m,_.n are wen known in Methodist ci,-_

M ‘cies in this Province. _

thg mc” was 110 Yards' the Win‘"¢l”lias retired from the cinder path on t‘_"`“l“K “P in E~ 1‘3HStmHl1. U10 negro account: of the effect of sprinting' on flier from New Brunswick who receiv- his heart, I-le has been racing sincc ed one yard start from HOIWRY. and he was sixteen years of age, and won by that distance in 11 seconds, was Longboat‘s most serious rival Besides this F. C. Davies of Wales, up to tiftccn miles in 1907 and the beat B. R. Day of Ireland by ii fewjCanadian mile champion for two inches in a700-yard match at Car- years. Tait has just finished a par- diff, the time being 1 minute 37 gcc. ticularly hard season during which

Callum, $1.00; Lewis Mnrshiil, $1.00; Q

Mrs. J. M. Murley, City. was a

John Callaghan, teacher at John-

The 27th annual Canadian track

Mrs Walter Jenkins, and her two

n Belmont, Mass. She was accom-

Rev Mr Magee of the N. B. and P.

ide, Sept. 14, Bedeque, Sept. 15th

8th, in the interest of Temperance

The sacrament of the Lord's Sup-

Miss Lena A. Jackson, _Brackly

Rev J. B. Champion reports that

Jack Tait, the pride of Canada,

hc met such good Americans as Mel Sheppard, George V. Bonhng, Wilton C. Paiill, Abel Kiviat, Harry Gis- sins, to say nothing of such good Canucks as Arnold Knox, Chuck Skene and George Lister. Tait‘s de- feat of George V. Bonhag in New York last spring, when Bonhng was at his best, was his best performan- ce. He set a new worid’s indoor mile and a half mile record in this race He also defeated Pauli twice and chased Bonhag to town in the two- mile race at Buffalo, where Bonhng set a new worid’s mark. Tait was one of the most popular athletes Canada ever had, a boy whose hon- esty and integrity was always beyond reproach.

:ARENA Bowling Alleys open to

day 10 a.m. to ll p.m. ‘J-Z7dtf.

Charlottetown Steam Navi-

gation Company Limited

Commencing Monday the 2nd nf

May the S. S. Northumberland will leave the Company's wharf daily, ex- cept Sunday, at 8.20 o’clock. n. m. iteturninif will leave Plctou about 4.20 o’clock. p. m.

G. W. WAKEFORD,

Manager.

Charlottetown, April 28th, 1910.

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Eyes Need ,~ Special Care

ltiszi. fact that many

seemingly dull PUf"|5 at school are H01 ill il"

- dull, hui \\'ou\cl_ prove

ihvn\sclvi~s bright in their studies if tlicy could l1i\\’¢'. HR. |“-avy load of poor or gi,-iiined vision rt-ii\i»\'i'il. Our biisiiu-ss is to i'clic\'c eyes ol' :ill iinnecccsssry work :ind give tlii-in vor- ninl sight-pro\'iili-d dist-:use is not priwciit. \\'i‘ uri' particiilawly i‘arel`i|l with ‘hild

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G.F. Hutcheson

store, Sunnyside.

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Kaleni Indian Picture

We supply printed Saved By The H

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Suitable Made of silk or cottoii,lined with the best

f01' quality rubber and witli pockets to hold brushes,

Lgrligg comb, tooth paste, towel and toilet requisites.

When rolled up they make a very small but

Gem.; complete parcel. just what a traveller needs.

Large assortment. Reasonable prices. _

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A Trulv National Exnosition l

New Buildings-New Grounds-New Features Over 25 Acres of Exhibiting Space

Induslrisl-Agricultural-Live Stock

Manufactures in Motion. government Exhibits. Grand Show Womenfs Work orestry and Minerals. Educational Vompleutionn. Ma nil cent Art. Gallery. Natural History uiieum. Poiirltry and Pat Stock. Autos and Mo or Craft. National Horse Show. lmmenae Pure Food Show. Supwb Fruit Collection. Dairy and Dairyiniz. Nil cnt Indian Display.

Stupendous Amusement Programme

Musical Ride of Royal Canadian Dragoons Un-

surpassed Fireworks Nightly; Large “Pike” with Myriad Attractions, Ladies’ Orchestra, Swing of Death, High-Wire Wonders, etc.

Excursions from all Canadian and Aineriun Points

. I-'” .Spf vial lloir-I, Boarding and Lodging List for Asking ‘Qi

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