' 'rrm cnantoiinnrowui-bcaaoiau.lssrrcnnsa 7, rm. _ I _ , __

e» ° 1 ../

o err ec ora.

' Cousin, wa th bronchitis, ouiincsriiirlliiiiione 'alll

A _

grs over dl years the leadlafcough

1 _ medicine of the whole world.

_ Ask

ur doctor. is

We can show you an assortm of souvenirs

E W5

Were You Looking For A Souvenir of P. E. Island?

‘Y ‘ _- that will certainly please you.

` ' " U - Always a pleasure for us to show goods.

VV.. VV. `VV'EIl'_a]La`N`IEE.

Established 1868 JEWELLER. -

'51' , YOU -

A BE a"N’V'I'.`l‘ED

VISIT

O`U`.'El STUDIO.

Wlierc Ilabv is Alwavs Weloome._

IMPORTANT NOTICE l

‘li~IVi<IN SUTIIERLAND SISTERS beg to

aiiinoiiin-c to tho liulles and geiitlonion of

th ii. tlicy have inario arrangements with GEO. E. HUGHES.

aaila-lll hcld daily dominstratlons for one niikatilic A tiiocaricii Hall, commencing ,\i.,,|.|,\y_ sept. ith., rggnrdiiig treatment of the llnr and hcalp. cy respectfully lnvito 1\ir_rono to call and cotisultw th them. (ionic

and ri-o thi-, long beautiful hair irroiva by thu 1 \ii~i<i1itlii'.“ll'lV iN SU'l'HEIlI1ANI) SIS' HRH' ll \ii( ll|ii)\VEIi. AND HAIR AND SCALE’ lli‘IANiCll. Cmiridiaii Hemi Office. Il Cul- hniiio Slreui. 'l‘oronf.o, J. H. Dailey, Foreign liliiiiiiircr.

I; I

D. MCLAREN, ~§§§’,§§‘,..§,‘f

f .;

illuinuar-svslwuo-aauaif.

11 you wish the best lu photo raph , finished on the new spec Ealizeif mounts, (the very latest novelty.)

ceo. ii. cops.

CH AR LOTTETOWN

Driicziif.

Elcgantly Tailored ; Summer Suit

\\'l1at~'u thu use of pa 'in fancy

prices ici- YOUR (‘L0'I‘}{ES-We gnaraiilcc the only difference be- iwconoiir niako and the other fol-

lows will bc tho price.

if wo were notabsolutely certain of

this wo would not make such an as- <i-r-tlini--liiit wo’rc hereto prove it

in you any tluio you rc ready.

llnn’t lie luilf avmko to true

i-1-onoiny-drop incur iihop to-ii1e1~ ow and learn bow you can save

)'0lil‘ Illlllltiyr I

1lrtistia’I‘alIor. Gt. Goo. tit. lil tts and w Km.

JUST

- s

Special School Boots for Boys.

This is the only boot fora boy that looks well, wears well and is not too heavy-We have gone to a lot of trouble to get this boot made just as we Want it.

We Rc- commend . Them as Something Good.

Sizes 11, 12, 13 are $1.45 and $I.50. Sizes r to 5 are $1.75 and $1.85.

Mw&m.

liiuuvi-:o CAN NED

A full line of Chris-

tic Biscuit in Social Tea assorted Sandwich bmyma, Msrshmal bo

PEARS

just received 50 dozen 2 lb

’ ’ tins Canned Pears which we

ught at is bargain. We are

]°Wi .idly Fmg¢"» , now offering them at the rate of

Water Ice Wafer

etc :ill fresh at 2

Mcl(enna’a Grocery. 1°

I‘II(lNE -ti

Donn Town Store Up Town Store, 210 a Bm

WE WILL

SELL BOOTS

Tina for 25 eta.

They are good goods and won’t st long at this price.

ccr & Goff.

Filll SALE llil

Til LET.

The house at present occupied

by subscriber, 16 rooins,hot water, electric light. suitable for hotel or

At a small sdvancg double tenement. ‘

on cost.

Ii’s Our Best Ad.

and we are alter the

trade.

W above

Try us for your

shoes tliis time and you will be pleased.

snuous zz. co., Victoria Row.

also the house on corner of ater and Weymouth adjoinihr.

Also large warehouse 50 feet

_ front on Water Street.

‘ If above properties are not dis-

posed of by Oct. :oth will be sold at pub

llc auction. O’M. REDDIN.

Land For Sala

The undersigned offers for

sale on easy terms of PW'

WENTY BUILD __ __ I I I

ment? T Lady Grey knitting wool A soft

ING LOTS. “Outing °n C ioog iiirro oapcrior quality wooi.toiisor. , 1; Té b° `i.0i’i8 Pkfk. skeins any color, worth Dcfor i5o skein. SQ 0\||"_ _l

W_ W, SULLIVAN, _Weeks A: Co.-Dress Goods Igdiidarii

Tris tide wlllbshigh this afternoon at 0

sooooi. ff

who has boon visiting his old homo in t

either port.

Co ego, ntlgonis , . S., yesterday

real; Ottawa University, Ottawa; by

Victoria University, Toronto: the chan- csllur of the University of Manitoba, °“ Winnipeg, Sir Frederick Borden, minister- of militia; and J. H. Waters, Ottawa; the rev superior of tho Grand Seminary,

Grand Seminary, Montreal. There were in the vicinity of one hundred honorary T”

A vnur suspicious locking character W"

wants ii good deal of waiting on. and A when questioned closely ho falls tolm- an press one with his honesty and truthful- ness. He is always of the sums religious denomination with the family he is cal- ling on. He tells at some plucos that he spent his vacation i1tNew Glasgow, but will not give name of family he stayed with. Ha says he wants to get nionoy enough to take him to Halifax. hut most people who have met him look upon him as a common tramp or something worse( who is mak- ing his living oil' the generous people of thc Island. Bc has no recommendations from anybody, and it is advisable for people not to leave valuables in his way.

Lao P. Bnaiimv, son of Charles Brad`

icy, of the North End, was a passenger to Boston by the steamer Calvin Austin on Saturday evening last. Mr. Bradley was e11 route to Tewkesbury Centre, ‘

Mass., where he will enter the novltlate I of the Oblates Mary Immaculate. At thc close of the novltiate, which usually occupies one year, the vows of the orderaro taken and Mr. Bradley will thangoto Washington, whore ho will complete his theological studies. The Ohlate Fathers have their own seminary ln that city. Mr. Bradley is a graduate ofSt. Dunatan's College. having coni- pletcd the classical course in Julie of his year. in his choice of the higher lfe hcls followed by the prayers of his many friends and by the good wishes of

throughout the provinces, among whom he was a general favorite.-New Freeman --0-_

Laxativs Fig Syrup-Nothing better for

strengthening and cleansing the stomach, Iver und bowels. It assists and stimu- lates the nsturalactlou ct these organs and in every way keeps thegbody in a good state of health-Only Bile albottle. A. W. Rcddln Phsm, B., Central Drug- Btore, Sunnyside. '

Charlottetown iii-if -

m Tun

hard

5.64 and tomormw morning at ILM.

Mus. (Rsv.) Jenn Silrrsoiv, Kentucky’ hu

is visiting with friends in Cavendish. Mum”

Jour: Gsoms Stinson, Nelson, B, C., is R" visiting his old homo at Bay View Mills. spam"

Miss ANmxS. Cl./mx, Bay View, has yesterday afternoon to Albertcn.

gone to Malpeque where she is engaged as Non Pl'|ll°|Dai of the Fanning Grammar W_

Sranrou MaoNa1r.1., ~ Rhode Island GMA

Cavendish lofts few days nge on return to tzfuprof

Fisnmo in both New London and store o

Rnstlcc has been the poorest known for particulars next week. many years. There are no fish to sell at THB

White

l'r was Tuesday morning that Mrs. R fOr ii0\‘l| 0ffBl“iDli'l M14 l.YlI\Dli-by l'¢¢BiV¢d Woolnor, Miss Hstty and Master Ray ln thslrrecent bereavement-,also the choir

oro sir wiia-ai Loorior, It L. nor-ooo, 4" M. P. for Carleton, Ont.; the presidents l‘h° of Laval and McGill Universities, Mont- He

Trinity ood st. aiiohoolm ooiiegoo ooo FL;

Quebec; and the rev. superior of the

degrees conferred. Will

day.

yi-i stated at public meeting hold hero

I“'e"’"‘"“g wbendeaf “mt” is nl' pm' recently that “Italia will not be

sent begging round the country. Hels um well dressed, can write a good hand and pm

hosts otacqualntanceii in St. John and

l.uGonnon was a passenger to

THE iilliilllilli

I yesterday afternoon.

L Ewmi C loksiisia, Flat River left

yesterday on mturn tn Dalhousie.

_ _ Axmxaxnn llanrm, lf. P. returned

to Valley

OITICOS ln NOW' P|’0wSQ Miss Eura Srsurirono, city, leaves

orn

: MII

bed!!

ilold yesterday aftemoon.

lag on a 'visit to Burlington,

schooner Corona with N0 tons of

has arrived hom New York for

as k Co.

Glolioii Fimn Wiauaus, Boston,

the guest ol J. A. and Mrs.

n, city.

J. K. 6. Faassii, wiiohu been ng a few days in the city returned

ON.

uaiv A. Calrusni., of the low ottice S. Stewart, left yesterday on a two ‘ holiday at his home in Darlington.

rpreparatlonsarc now going on Earle's Grand Exhibition enter-

“mu s‘ veryrigits. The cast for the opera is a

ngons soda grand treat ls in rail who attend this opera.Full

familyuf the laid Mrs. Archibald dssiro to thank their many friends

Woolner and Miss Lily Brady lofi; for of First Methodist church for song ser- Boston, not yesterday as inadvertently vicnno

stated. W

Mus. (Riw.) D. H. Siurson and family the I.

who have iipontsomc weeks with friends tiled

at Bay View have gone to visit friends at Kcnsls, rellct of James McKenzie, C. E. Hamllton and St. Eleanor-s. They will of tho return shortly to their home in N. S. H1605.

Wonic la now going on repairing New N0:

London Breakwater, and large quantities 30?' of timber. brush and stone are being (652, carried down from Bay View for the nl 'B work. P. P. McGuigan is overseer. Tn lu

beautifully rendered .

B. Maoirsnzin, chief engineer of C. R., has received information of th of his mother, Mrs. Marla Mac-

Nova Scotia crown lands depart- which occurred at Hampstead, Hampshire, September lst. The are: W. B.. chief engineer I. C. R.; of the audit ofllce, I. C. R., Monc- nd Hugh J., of the Transcontinent- urvey. The daughters are: Mrs. r, Allston, Mass., Mrs. McBaln,

, Y

Hon. Anovo MoMn.i..m, Wiroatloy Gwenwood. B. C.. and Mrs- Bly. Homo-

Rlvcr, \vho represented this constituency Bwildr ln,’tl1e local house for 24 years consecutive- Tm; il Ublllffi 0" U9 f-°fi“Y. TUGNIBJ- Bild WB Klug's County on Saturday, after only WGN! V011' Diweeil to we him B0 wcli- HB one dny's illness of Christina McPherson lslitlyoars old and looks much younger. aged

We hope that he will live many more uid

years and thai, we shall often have the thi-ae Di01\8\ll‘l‘ Uf iiviliiilt bill!--J0llIi11\i. rcaveil relatives have the sincere sym-

A Guanniau representative was shown Pam’ t Th f I M h k

afcw days ago by Thomas Hlscox Stan- "°“"°m"“" 5 ""3"" W ° ”°°

icy, n very interesting spec.-lmeiiof sea l’l““" plan," It ‘B called A "tree sponzm.. It Is eil. The services were conducted by Rev. l0or l2incl1csl11 height and,conslsts of a Edwin smml’ The l’“"'b""““°s were number of spirals about E of an inch at '7°h“ _ the root and tapering tothe points. It Robert D°°h°r"y' T'm°i`h7 M°°’°' Im has grown out of the solid rcck.n piece of M“°D°""l‘l 'md 'l°h" SlR""°'°h'

which is still iittaclicd in which the roots Ti-ii; Rev. G. M. Campbell of Sc. John, of the sponge are plainly visible. Mr. N. B.

His

N. H.-Moncton Exchange. death occurred at St. Peters Road,

17, youngest daughter of Don-

McPherson. Sholeavcs to mourn brothers and tivo sisters. The bc-

of all in their sudden and and bc-

Mondny was very largely attend-

W. Scrimgeour, William McLeod,

former pastor of the first Motliodist

cox in overhaullng his trawls found Church gfthig city is visiting me pm.

this beautiful specimen. He intends vines

showlnglt at the Provincial Exhibition. the it was not thought that i-ipongea grew in Rib cold climates. bee

Alou" those mceivhm the ,mnomry Bedeque,Albcrton, Tryon und Victoria.

degree of doctor of luwii at celebration of The

I ld bu is F K I large and an increased Interest ln the ob- n “Elko 821” Ge; lb.; mmm A X" ar iectsoft.heSoolcl.yhas been evinced. Tues-

and holding rtserles of mcetlngsin

interests of the British and Foreign

Society. Me`etings have already held in Kensington. Mulpequc,

attendance atthc services has been

Mr (lamphollcarne to the city and met Executive Committee for theprovlnce

outlined the work thatfis being done

he society and gave vory helpful aug-

tions for making the morelctfeotive. teveninghe spoke in Montague and this (Thursday) evening in Sourls.

limi.

E CHANCE UF A LIFETIME

secure the valuable wharf property ch will be sold at 12 e‘clock noon to-

Rcmember that`Minlster of Rall-

nded along watferlfront", but this

perty is already connected, besides

ing an old established business with xtenslve patronage.

Di- N

THAT SHOW THEIR WORTH.

A mere glance at a good

diamond is ample to indi- cate its quality. This can

the lowest at u hich fine

be in truth applied to any one of the stones you may

‘chance to examine in our

large collection, all laying equal claim to your admir- ing exclamation: “Isn't it a gem!" Our prices are

stones can be sold for.

. T. Iilll¢ll¢$0il,

Jewelier and Optician. ,

D0 YOU intend Coming into the

.E _ _ -_ . STUDIO T” a,|,w,,,[,,,,,,MmM _~M_m___________ iris novo Your Piroto

WH1'1‘EiS CHOCOLATES are a revelation in candy making. Their BY Us-

.i.n..... omrood creamy richness fell P1-“iw fha" words that *hw as f=f auvln, Gcnizcl&Co. ,f o........,

S“P°fi<?f f°°fdit1=fy ¢h°¢°l=1t°S- P“* “P I" d“"“*Y P°“"d ““d "““ P°“““ "°"°s .ioo.a.s.Bayer. Prop. ‘r r. o. .°§‘.°.°“ °"°°“ .

i, ‘li 50 and 60c per lb. _ _ - _ i` ‘;.._._ii._._.___-_i-_._--v___-_.__Tf `

MURRAY RIVER NOTES.

i Murray River has had its share ol summer visitors and now they stero- turnlng to their homes.

Mn. Davis, son and daughter, have left

for home after spending several weeks with her brother R. Keenan. _

Among numerous visitors at tha Bap-

tist Pareonago during the summer were Mn. (Dr.) Fireman, daughter of Rev. D. W.-Crandall and her daughter Dorothy who spent several weeks with her grand- parents; Dr. Leslie Eaton, of,Canning, N. S., Rev. W. T. Archibald, of Nulton, N. B., H. B. Klllan, at present a student st. Colgate Theological Seminary; Rev. W. H. Robinson, of Antignnlsh N.S.and Miss Wadman of Charlottetown, -

An interesting service was held ln the

Baptist Church at which Miss Wadman was present as the representative of the Woman's Baptist Missionary Union, giving a most interesting address on woinan's duties and privileges in connec- tion with missionary work.

Rev. S. D. McPhee has heenawsyenioy-

ing a will earned vacation after a year of strenuous labour in this large and exact- ing field. His people will be glad to wal- como him homo.

Miss Crandall left on Saturday last for

Wclfvlilc toenter upon her duties at Acadia Seminary. Previous in har icavinga very interesting session of Dawn of Day Lodge was held, at which Miss Crandall was presented with a hand- some set of souvenir china, with an appropriate address, expressing regret at the severance of Misa Crandall’s con- nection with the Lodge of which she had been an active member.

Temperance sentiment has been deeply

stirred here by the events of the last few weeks, it having been made apparent durlngn Scott Act trial, that ,through the corinlvuncc of medical men with a drugglst, young men and old, sick or well, are able to gotall thellqunr they wan t;

and the question le asked-Can this thing be legally doncl If not can there not hc a atop put t/0 it f The moral sense of thc better class of the community is outraged by this vory flagrant violation of law and decency.

Lieutenant-Govcmor McKinnon recent-

ly spent a day or two at the homo of his napliew, Dr. Lester Brohaut.

Rev. D. W. Cmndnll and wife are leav-

ing Murray River und will make their home in Wolfville. An immediate auc- cessor in the pastorate is not in view, but it is hoped the pulpit will not long remain vacant.

There is more Cntnrrh In this sect-

ion of the country than all other dis-

es put together, and until the last few ra was supposed to be incurable. a great many years doctors pronoun-

ced lt a local disease and prescribed local remedies, and by constantly falling to cure with local treatment. pronounced it incurable. Science has proven catarrh to be a constitutional disease and thercfnrc requires constitutional treatment. Hall’s Catarrh Cure, manufactured by F. J. Cheneylk Co., Toledo, Ohio, is the only constitutional curc on the market. It is takonlnternallfr ln doses frciull) drepsioa ieaspoonfui. t acts directly on the hlocd

and mucous surfaces of tha system. Thety oi'l`cr one hundred dollars foi-any case t fails to cure. Send for circulars and testimonials.

B05 _ E23

olgddressr F. J. CHENEY 8: C0., Toledo,

§¢;ld b driigglsts 750

L ire Halls amily Pills for constip- ii n.

--A-___ -Cltlssns who uesire milk or cream of

the best quality, pasteurinod or otherwise should speak in the delivery men of the Hepeton Pasteurlzod Milk 6: Cream Oo or address P. 0. Box 018, Charlottetown. Buttermilk also supplied at lowest prices. (Hifi d 3 mos pd. mi

SEWING MACHINES FOR: RENT

By week or month, at low rates. The

Singer is acknowledged the lightest-run- ning and most convenient of any. Try one and bo convinced. Only at the Singer stores. Look for the red S.,Queon Street Charlottetown.

mmm ' '

There is no reserve on goods. Every-

thing sold tothe highest bliider at J. B. MacDonald &. Co's auction sale, coin- incncing Saturday evening at 8 p.; in. Al- nil. 7 d 4|

china iilrcot from Japan It is the nicest line ofthe lilnd in the city -W P C

iii Worth’s

Livery Stables,

PRINCE STREET. Charlottetown, P. E. I.

First class single and

double teams. _

Fine turnouta for wed-

dlngs and private parties, I

Phone 52.

H. J. WORTH.

Proprietor. 6-17 d a mo. `

\"""'-"""-'-----»--

The Cut

of the Clothes ~

is tho main point in it suit. 0| course the particular pat- tom of the clgth adds riomthlaf to the loo -hut the out-wel . we shine there. 1

tu .

We have just received is package of

olwlll, Sunnyside. _ 7-1.2 d tf. I

identified

_ Aa a well rlrcimod man you

mniit have clothes that are up tothe ,ninuto for ltyls.

We ni o thorn.

CRAIG & KIGGINS

" T "-1: #tl ALWAYS BUSY STORE

MEET ME AT THE

Ladies’

Coats di./am

Stanley Bros.

The first instalment of Fall and Winter

Coats have arrived. They are the very latest

styles and perfection in

FINISH

AND WORKMANSHIP.

Stanley

,E Syrups and I..11r1.e iruioe W PRICE IOc BOTTLE UP

A large variety to aclcct. from. Sonic of the Llinn Juice

-fla\'o1~ii are : lik'

llaapbcrry, Lemon, Pineapple. | } ll0ill'i Strawberry, Vanilla, Cherry. lilo

L SANDERSON ®.C1O.

A Permanent Fit In

A Few

-'/‘I

lf!! ° MlnUlCS fl

` Unless your i-igure`is quite out

al rl " * E

»'.'=r;3.i of the ordinar , we sitivei uaran-

.Y P0 Y H

tee you a effect and permanent lit. We can s ow you the finest line of

_ _ up-to-date suits on the market and any one of which w`ill be an ideal fit and r~` will retain its shape. r F3, 5 . If _you will compare the prices E and qualities found in this place with

, -'A

" " $5.00, $8.00 up to $20.00. Dollars do

“ig /

-'-_ ~.-.*-_.. .~..___, - ‘

the prices and qualities found else- where, it will be a beneficial thing for us. -*nits-every one a bargain,

. " double duty here.

S. A. Vic DONALD,

P. E. Island's Greatest Clothing House.

_ ....._._ W- --

SCHOOL RE-OPENS T0-DAY

l l _ ____

i TAYLOR’S BOOKSTORE

: l I ` is all ready with :i complete _ line of School and College

Text Books.

| Lowest prices- Everybody

‘ welcome.

W Special attention given

to the little ones.

We are headquarters for P. W.

C. Students.

ig__i_gl_or's Bookstore. T

"i:.;¢,.J?-i.

QUALITY, ,» FIT " ”’

I 7),'

~ s.

We ask your most `»~

critical inspection. i

_Jasc -<§_

Bros. .

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