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Much glokuess Que to Bowel Disorder

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Ixiagnt of the llln_esli.'i|‘ ettengzd “W3 ine]-,iv,e,~;bowels and torpid liver an ¢hnt__tllf|`chndltion must be re- nylyinnd thoroughly before health 'can llqlrestored.

gsgall » Orderlies are a possltlve.

pleasant and safe remedy for consti- pation and bowel disorders in gener- .il , We are so certain of their great cifrntive value that we promise to re-‘ tum elle purchaser's rnoney in every ruse when theyfail to produce entire

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sultllilhll Orderlles are eaten like can- dy mey act quietly, and have a sootl1l!\!. strengthening, healing in- ||,,e,,c, 0|; the entire intestinal tract. '1‘hey do not purge, gripe, cause nau- sm flatulence, excessive looseness, diarrhoea or other' _annoying ei’lect.l_ 'pusy are especiallyqgood for;-children, wmli persons or old folks. Two si-Aga, 25e. and 10c. Bold only at mir store-The Rexall Store. Mac- Kinnion Dru! C0- _ _

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ANI! _ QUEENS COUN'l`Y ' _

It PHYS t0 buy in this Province.

Gilbert Gaudet, city, was among 91° IIBSSGDEHB east yesterday after- noon. _

’-Rev. A. J. McDonald P. P., Fort Augustus. was among the visitors to the city this week. I

Miss Reece Haggerty of Sydney

Mines is attending the P. E. I., ex- hibition at Charlottetown.-Exc.

Rev. John Gillis will preach next'

Sabbath at Rose Valley, at 11 a, m_, and Hartsville at 3 p. m.,

Archy Watkins, Sherwood, was a

recent visitor in Lot 48, visiting re- latives. I

Miss Jennie Wood, Mt. Albion, is

at present visiting her brothel' John, Wood, Thorndyke. -

Miss Annie Doherty of New Haven,

spent the exhibition week in this city.

W. F. Fraser, Clyde River, was a-

mong those attending the exhibition Ellis Week- H0 Fftllrlied home yester- ny.

has returned after a short vis-

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Miss Jean Aitken, Georgetown, was

among the visitors to the exhibition.

Charles and Mrs. McDonald, Slim-

merside, were in the city yesterday.

Miss Margaret McDonald, Cardignn,

is visiting friends in this city.

Joe. McPhee, Georgetown, return.

ed _home yesterday afternoon after attending' the exhibition here.

Today's music and song is entitled

Dark Eyed Dora Donahue, Next Sah- l1rds.y's will be, I- Love You for Keeps.

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Miss Nellie Larkins, Summerside,

it to -this city. Miss Larkius leaves early in October for Bostonl

Rev. Dr. McMillan, Cardigan, re-

turned home yesterday afternoou uf- tcr spending-a few days in this city' attending the exhibition.

Alexander M. McDougall, Argyle,

was in the city yesterday visiting gljlends- He also attended the sxililil- IOH. .

Lenli M. McDougall nnd Selina Mac-

Olive Oils

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The MacKinnon Drug Co.

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guarantee the _ .....60c n bo

rpc O res gran-n

highest n1

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Valleys of lhe .\la va ue and cas' y

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H’TOWN 10.00 a. m. 8.301: m. 10.15 a. 111. 9 . .

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HARLAND will run an follows:-

ARRIVE C Tuesday, Tuesday, Thursday ’.l‘hurildsy

Friday, Friday Saturday. a. m Saturpay. 6.15 p._m on which days aaili

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WN _ _ _ Orwell, Hallidafs and Chine. Point. Orwell. Halliday s and China Point

for Yictqria. _ ~

r Victoria.

East River.

I' East River,

6.00xl m . for West River,

1i.00p m , for West_River - 2.

er_nate Monday will call

rding to tide.

fat Vernon River Brid

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'Monday, 1.00 Tuesday 3.00 Wednescls

'l`h_ursda Friday 5 Friday 3

Ssturd Saturd _ Ever will be a

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The Rexall Store.

Cor' Gt. Geo. and Kent Streets

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and China Point must in all

rf ghf»or East and West Rivers Sdthsiut.:

Misses Mary and Julia, Graham,

Brallalliaile, spent exhibition week in this city, the guest of Miss Tenn McKenzie.

Miss Georgie Simpson and W. A.

Simpson, Bay View, who lnlve been visiting in the nity left for their liflmes ycstelwliiy.

Percy Mrinilcl, Geclrlgetowll, who

luis been visiting frienlll~l ill this city for the plist few days returned home yestclullly afternoon.

There was ,L small attendance ut

the Charlottetown market yesterday und no change in prices ns will he seen by the itemized statement in this issue.

On Sunday, Oct., lst, there will

he service at Cherry Valley, nt 10.30, und at Georgetown at 7 o'clock, by Rev. W. M. Winter.

'I‘lle schooner Baltic is loading» coal

in Sydney for this port. The schooli- er'Swift- Current, 65 tons, Capt Mc- illenzie, Baddeck, is also loading.

The Schr. Annie F. Conlon arrived

yesterday from New York with a cargo of six hundred tons Hard Chestnut Coal for A. Picksird, & Co.

Miss McLeod, Miss Sullivan, and

Miss Nicholson, teachers of the Ken- sington High School, are in Charlott- etown attending the Tcacher‘s Con- vention.

'Miss Agnes Gillispie has returned to her home in Sherwood, after spending a pleasant week in Mt. Herbert, the guest of J. and Mrs. Jenkins.

Mrs Bessie Wof_.ll_ left yesterday

morning forher home in Summer- side after attending the exhibition in this city.While in the city she was the guest of' J. D. and Mrs Jenkins.

J. W. and Mrs. Tugas who have

been visiting the latter’s parents F, and Mrs. McEachern, Belfast, left this week en route to their home in Glens Falls, New York.

His many friends will regret to

hear of the continued illness of Frank McLean, of Lowell, Mass, who was spending his vacation in this Province visiting friends. He is the guest of John and Mrs. McLauchlan, Clyde River.

Mary C. MacLean, who » has

been doing nursing in Salem, Mass,

ion with her parents in Cardigan, l’. E. Island. Miss Miickern is accompan- ied by her nephew Master Ralph MncLennan. Her many friends in

' Boston and Salem wish her a pleas.

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e North American Life Assurance C of T oronto e Passenger Ticket Agency of the Canadian Pac'f

Opera House Building, Charlottetown

Representing

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A fight to the fin sh is what the

Social and Reform Council of Cun- lldu, _at its nnilllad meeting in Tor- onto, iWednes'day» afternoon, designat- .l its warfare rigninst various forms

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5 of vice thrpugllollt the Dominion.

Acadia Fire Insurance Co.

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nl.lnl.|i me rorlltlls liolrrs ’ Between ll. John And Boston

Autumn' lleuniens

OBABLOTTETOWN T0 BOSTON

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curslon tliahets ‘ll bs sold agove rates "i%‘.§’.!‘i$.‘l‘1l.?‘ll.'...l';‘§__;l.."‘3.‘} %'l‘.‘°J..»... .l E29;-tgngoqdans. degilelqpys and Frl_ bu-nin “lawns ndlfwllirl. °l¢°l\

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Through fresolutious unanimously n- llopted the announcement was made that the battle against race track wmllling and the social evil, especi- ally, will he waged with, redoubled energy. The militant spirit was strongly in evidence, and various re- ports presented indicated what spir- ited oction the council is taking. The struggle over reciprocity ln Ulf’ House of Commons is blamed for the fact that comparatively mile PTO' gress has been made during the PBM year in the securing of legislation bearing upon morals. The following officials were elected: Hon. Pr.. Archbishop Mathison, of Wlnnipvgl president, Dr. Carman; Vice-Presid-' ent, Allan Studholm, M. P. P; Secretaries, Rev. Dr. Shearer and Rev, T. Albert Moore; 'I`_reasurer, Rev W 'r. Graham; Revs- Dr- 0”" mari and 'l‘. Albert Moore ure both well known here.

~""l‘he School that has won the con- alience of the people." U°l0“ 00"" mereial Cnllese. 3‘31fl'~l-

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'Stewerfs Bake!!

Ireturn to his home, in Lowell,Mass,

Phail, Argyle,, were among those who attelidell the exhibition in this city yesterday. '1‘hey will return by the I-liirllind this morning.

Among the prominent citizens from

St. Julin,_,N. B., was E. W. l’aul and wife. _ Both expressed their delight with Charlottetown and The Exhibit- ion. Mr. Paul, who is one of the mun- liging directors of The St. -lohn Opera House, attended the perfor- mance nt the Opera House here lust night, through the courtesy of Moll- ager S. W. Crabbe, and upon leaving, said that he was agreeably surprised at the arrangement and equipment of this opera house, as the auditor- ium was so constructed that its n- coustic powers were perfect and u good view of the stage could he ob- tained fl'om all parts of the house. “"l‘his is my first visit to Chnrlott- etown" suill Mr. Paul, “But I hope it will not be my last."

A very pleasant evening was spent

8.12 l..OCllei'i(l Cottage, che home of W_ F. and Mrs. Fraser, Clyde River, on Tuesday evening, Sept. 26th, when quite a number of the relatives alld friends of-Emmerson McLean came to bid him good-bye on the eve of his

It is about twenty years since Mr. McLean left the province but he has made several visits in that time. He spent his vacation visiting his aged mother and his brother, Charles Mc- Lean and family and other friends. Mr. McLean has been a motor man for a Street Car Company. for sev- eral years. He was accompanied by his friend T. Mack, a Conductor on a Motor Car. At ten o'clock the com- pany repaired to the dining room nnd pnrtook of fi sumptuous repast prepared iln_Mrs. Fraser's best style. After thanking the host and hostess for the kindness shown them the guests retired to their several homes) well pleased with the evenings enter- tainment. _ _

::Mrs. Matthew Smith offers for

sale the farm and hotel known as “Pleasant Viewl" at Hampton. The farm is one of the best in the Pro- vince. and the hotel during the sen- son is over crowded with guests. If desirable the crop, stock and furni- ture will he sold with the place.

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_ ':Special Notice. A Big Majority of people voted for Hughes Cough Mix-‘ tllre because of its prompt relief and sure cure for Coughs, Colds, Hoarsl-' ness, Sore Throat etc. Twenty five cents per bottle at Geo. E. Hughes.

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for some time is spending her vacut- -_

Prove ll to-day '

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al our expense

tllzlt if you have an nllilnnl in poor condition. Royal Purple _

Siocll Specific will put it in good condi- tion again more quickly and at less rost than by

Y rd Vitro lime makes

linxsolfwlilllitleshlkgllcla f W 'fined sh". ‘ml °" I range of pretty ' I plain glass. Filly psf-_ l,

shades............. M5/lg//,'/,yyfmg/g _ ‘;°&‘i§:°'°‘ 25° ?5°_| -_

l2l Queen St. The Store with llie Stock I2l Queen Sf. ‘ _ ,

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Daintily Vlfearahle Millinery Models with I

distinction in every line

THAT’S THE POINT. THE HATS 'l`llIS

season are all wearable-while the stvles are very eff- ectlve-they are af the smile time such designs as pretty nearly anyone can wear with grace ?.

In some seasons hats have been vcry smart but not

becoming to all types of face-this season is a splendid one of for the shopper-as so many styles are suitable

to each buyer.

And then when your hai is made here, you can al-

ways look for that touch of clintillciioil that only thc skilled artist can give her work,

' If you want u becoming hat ill:li if; "different" in an allogl1f_cl‘cll;ll'lning way, lil;-iw: your ordcl with

MISS SINCLAIR.

AS lo priccf. You will llc ill-'fi",;lli<:<l lo lilill iliui. llie

falllltless rnillinery flint you find hers ._l_».::,~; no nlmi- illrlil m‘d_inory worl-c from u1ils:i slwrcs. `

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Enjoy the comfort of _

nice Sweater Coat. _

LN OUR OPlNIC‘T\' Till?) .‘:`.\\"l7.A'l`El{ _5

coat, like thc slli.t w.1.l"i, l':l1crc to siaiy. 'N ;;~,f.linll-tilt :lt ou;c so sinalrt--so null-----_iiicl so coiliforiulllf: will always huvc its aduiircrs--allrl indeed if is xl von- ' der that it \\ul.s not tlioligllt out il-ri ycals ago. The ‘ Sweat fr Coat styles shown this f_e:l.<oil :llc the l

prettiest we have ever prepared _for _vi-li ~ l:'- f.‘='\'

color you can think of-cvery style that is goad, i

quite .1 notable lot show the higli_ closed noel-. bill many are still shown with the low open coll ir, cut like the front of u nmn"’; vvaistccxlt. Prices. -

$2 00 2.25 2.70 5.25 4.50 5,75

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plain. goocl weight _ C

GOOD \VEl(}HT SI`ll'§i".TlNG nh <- li.:l'_'.fl iliwtacl, 3

linen finish, smooth, fine, and :l gooll \-:.lllc ui

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28C per yard. Special . . . _ .

72in Unbld” Sheeting 20c 7'

This unblcaclled sheeting is li fiuc slllooili close

woven fabric, fllll 72 inches wide, good wcighl dur-:lb‘.e

goods. Very clean, and no starch or <ll'c.=::sing Special ul ._

Made up Pillow Slips. 15c

THIS IS A LINE that we bought at a lmrgniri.

the cotton alone is worth zo cen ts without a stitch in it You buy these rerldy to use for j ll.-if . . . . . .I5 cenisfcach

Hemmed Sheets’ 75c each

` hlafle of u good,mcdiuni weight sllecting, with wide

'Nui ai lop, narrow hem :lt bottom, full size, ri splendid,

lue af, cnc-ll...... . . . _ _

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using any other so-called stock food on the market.

If this is not thc case we

will clleerfully refund you you rmoney.

Packages containing 70

Well made, extremely clever and never equalled See the latest Sep-

llays treatment _ 50 cents. '

Pails containing 280

days treatment. . . ._ .$1 50

Johnson Q Johnson Cor kent and Prince Streets

ll' all

Cure Your

for a Quarter--_

Would you di*/¢_ l_5C_N` '

have that raeping. irritating ana unpleasant cough remov- ed -also to have ihe all

causes cured ? _

Well tnai's all Mac e Cough

Mixture costs and that ls what Mac's Cough Mixture does. lt is a pr¢_plr1\¢l°l\ that has been tried and found best. that has worked thousands of wonderful cures-n preparation that is regarded ns the “old rell- nble" in ,nearly every Island

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'l`here's nothing qulle so ood as Mac'a gollgh Mixlure, c Price ....-. _.-.

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--m3”""~“"` Supplies

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'.l°o'the average man, shaving is - afbug-bear. ' Thil is ol- ten the case because he is using an old razor that has p_<l.~_scfl its usefulness or has a cheap blade that cannot be made ic holdin edge. VVe can correct either of these troubles will. one of ollr genuine

Boker Razors

quality considered they are not high in price.

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We have Safety Razors _ »

' Gillette i 5. _ Auto-Strop $ 5. .

The Rogers Hardware [In ltd

163 Kent Sll'¢¢t

` ill Gt. George Bt I

_ Wholesale and Retail. _

Uurles. <‘.ll|ll.~ .nl mats. llllffots - l’ro..pl=r~.l.l./fl iw-l>.c-liolrllurs would.

56 ill imported mixture coats. Our styles are often imitated but ‘

Mothers flndlt very easy to

dress the

with every hoy's soil we 1-ive. absolutely l’rnoA l”ol.~lll_llln Pell 'National Clotlllnrl Co. ~l fi-Ill

THE NEXT 'l`HlN(i I5 ifln :|l`

Paton & Cn -|-lone sl-1-» ial prices- on parlor :~~l:: ._ liilllull room :ind 'lad-room lulllltl-l'»~. office furlll- tllrr.-. hilrenl~ _id-» ll<~.lrds, su<‘.l‘€~.-

-in wi-.ll lint. only to soo dur sllou/‘ el. tri- ~l..hi.\ltloll bill. make It a -'ill .liao t'l visit their fargo fur~‘ ,lllll_»~_-.- .nnlloxoil the left or tho ‘ll .lm ll .or ‘l`hl.lo .lie more h

, _ _ _ ‘ .‘ lr boysfn our olllldrens v

dressy. Our own orlglnaicreatlon rrmber models and no two alike, clothing l>epnrr.ment. styles coats at l=lF'rl-:F.N ool.LAR $lo.oo, l2.oo and 15,00. PA'l`ON{\`. $lo_of\ io 'za oo. Best coat in Can- h0ndS0m0 -'lllfl DFIGGS |l|0HS|l\Q~l

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_ 1 _ " ‘ _ lc ll _ .ll.'l1i~» fllluiture. shi-wil in Vrltolls "he" _'Nl' Sillclvlld line of sweat. inrllo furniture annex rooms than °°“*f‘~ m 0-ll Ullf "CW “V159 and °°l' oi-:rnnns onthe whole of P. li.-_"I Comhll..»ticnb¢. Our sweater coats Island. we are tom that tn. ~...._.f.' “"0 "mils to Ill vvory curve <1 your shown both in style and .|il.ll»»_tl fisuro nnd arc. sironlz. styll=

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Hal/oyou sean the wonderfu allies offered hare ill ladiqs

We are mailing this a specialty oljine-and have bent every

ll-»-»r<l_v Ln getting the Iinost pos-

._:_|< v.-llgrl ol .handsome coats to -.-ll ..l_ eili~. -'llllure Lot us show -.'l'.ll. Moo; fr Q15 M<'.Looli.

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if _'_l..l \v.illi :i iwiil sillllliillg »-».=1

rl gal ment that ll illlook lltylisli :lgill '!ra~.:»_\‘ and all ` lllc »'aTl‘ie iiillc will l-,irc splendid -service, llerc is yotlr opl\drillllii_l-'. 2' filliill-ss srl-l ` li _caniirnts by ii". ;»r<.~_- .\'oi two alila. l'.'\'l" ).\'$ 9- Slllf.

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iarlnol. bo ncntcn East ol lor.-ll ""*FH1 Prices i‘:Mll,'@ from -$1 L0. ‘sl -Ziidll `- "' lf. H. lkowgl, 158

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A New Policy

covering Toial Disability is now issued by the

Charlottetown

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ilu Life of Canada. j For particulars apply

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Manager For P. E. I.

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