l cool’siid°chilly. the one great

. f WFS* me » ~ run cr-iiiiu.o'i~'rsrowN cus-nbias. » ' 'rw ww--°~

lltlil ELSEnnE|lEi

_-_':.~ :_-;;::}. ;.';:::.':.2-_-f:::;_;~;_-_-:cz-_-;_-_~_»_\~

Gif. Billiton

'r1ie.,“D°etef» i 1 aid been peas' ll <1 A 1 ~ 0 -- -

.__,_._ffQ_r o“fd_¢_°x_»__w¢3p_It h:saa'_s}?e:_:y°_ntso1¢_;e1]ows%onn;1ef_ _ A. G. Moore, Pownal, was 'ln

. 1

the city yesterday.

\'»l\1¢1\`=_r.ff¢_\1\ ‘arid leather 1lsing._‘:'i‘,h=-insole his been ..._ nchemieslly _heated so that it is antiseptic and eliminates "°“"fR‘°"‘“‘“_» M- L- 4»- B"1°f°"‘»

_ `odorf_'i`rom perspiration.

was in Charlottetown yesterday.

Prof. Ross, Charlottetown, was is

_ , For the fall and vlinter :seasons there is no better p°"°°'°' Wm ’_°"°_ rd” '°"'““°°"‘ ‘ all-round boot at its price than .l;_'1e Doctor. All sizes in W- G- N°w\>\\rv. New vers, ls

Chrome, tau and box calf, aregular $5 boot for- "°m”‘ ’“ °““"1°““°"“' _eeeoeoeee »-si.-.--..............-......................»»..».-.$4.50 Ml¢|1BBlDelal1ey, M, L. A., North

'§r¥0l1. was- in Charlottetown yester- 5Y

ey oo , _ FUD* I/l°R0l’y. Charlottetown, has

135 Queen St. ' --

i _'-_-_:_ _ _ _ ' secured the contract of painting the

To live

your own

lioxrie the best silver is

1885 R. WALLACE'

elses due . nam wsu

absolutely.

W. _W Wellner

W nr __ ' "y

Proof While Wine “ English Mall Pure English Halt

" Cider

n pkges and in bulk-

wll|l.i: in rows Q

EXHIBITION WEEK ‘

new R..~C. Church at St. Theresa.

Mrs. Heath Vesey and Arthur Vesev, York, spent last week visiting relatives at Hazelhrook and vicinity.

Samuel Noy, Hazslbrook is spend-

ing q few days with his daughter Mrs

away or The Piekling season will soon be here Amos west' Ymk'

and as usual we are well St k d 'lhtl `°_"" ‘

in use beet grades of vinegar on lbiacmixrlzbtl. Mm' A' F' w°b“.t°r"C\m"l°l‘l'°t°W“'

h,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.k___ was s. Passenger to Montague yes-

terday afternoon, where she will spend n vacation visiting friends.

Hon. J. A. Matheson and Mrs.

also sgesuniseiunini ffrieiuiig spin- Matlleson. . of Charlottetown are

spending this week in town, guests at the Victoria hotel.--St, John. Exc.

~ 9

Q S A correspondent writes that Miss l ____ _ ~ Gcrtle McTarlsli of Eldon Plains,

-_-___ - -- - picked ir quart of lovely large rasp-

berries oil the liitll, rather mi ull- usual tbing this time oi the year. It is said she could have picked a pail full as they were quite plenty.

_ Mrs. J. A. Moore. Pres. of the Lavinia Clark Mission Band of Pow- nal entertained its members to tea

f _ “W2 Y0l\l' P|l0T0 2.';.fl:;“'.€:l~.'§.l° .:'.;>“‘l‘.¥

"'=="-'"` Taken Al 0ui° Studio l§§$ii“'.l‘°’.?;.”i€;‘§.‘i“i““§ ""“‘3

Gel. your photo taken i-1 that

new dress or-enil. ll. will please

._l_d_l’bolol ol _._ - '_

‘ boih you and your friends. 'Many

ople are leaving their orders now

lm* C hristmse work.

j cooll srunl_ll___J

Allard Coal

'Afloat and to arrive perl

'Scliooners "Damletta” 'and

]ohanna” and “Ann ]. Train- or" Izoo Tons -best quality

_ , o a ie t c ouvau tion at Murray Harbour, were pre- ‘sent. A vary interesting report wus given by Miss ings. A pleasant even- ing was spent in playing games on the lawn. Six new names have ro-‘ cently been added to the rolll ol members. '

A _North Wiltshire correspondent

writes that the farmers are busy gathering in their 'hav which is n. very light crop.-Miss Edith Bell, Cure Traverse has retumed home af- ter spending some time here tho guest of Miss Annie McLean.-J. Cumming, Darlington, spent. Sunday in Wiltshire.--William Currie has re- turned home altar B plea.sant.holids.y spent in Darlington.-it is pleasing to learn that .bliss Winnlc Campbell is improving in health-Albert Menen- nan, Hartsville, spent the week end ln Wiltshire the guest oi Mr. and Mrs.. Matheson.-Miss~Eva Johnson, Sum- mcrside, and George Beers, Cherry Valley, are visiting Ewen and Mrs. \Ci».n-ieron.-Daniel McLean attended tho recent Cape Traverse races.-

Hard Coal in EES Stove and I 'I . "°"" M°K`l"“°" ‘md M“"1°°“ Mc'

l _ Bweeu, Colville, spent Sunday in

_ - _ ' Wiltshire. Archie Campbell has re Chestnut Slzes' _B A Y E R turned home from a pleasant visit to'

ld d i _ ' friends in Ebenever -Dan McDonald

Cu_3t0mefs Won Owe t° ` PHOTOGRAPHER Bild Frank M0Rll0.lDent ir~ few days

hers recently.--Glad s and o te

, - _ -_ , _,__ Lt. booktthieir orders so as to _ _‘ t -=,_-,_ . oempbeil pals s short visit to Hull-

tor River last week --Dan McLean

have “their Coal delivered ' ‘ 'il and Her-ry. Goslun, wlis spent their

‘I '"1 |),,,,|_;,,¢,. I I vacation here, huve returned to their

whilst vessels are discliar - l '_ iil...o. ii. Jean . some in onsrlettetown.-P. McLean,

__ _ g _ _-8 §:‘f;¢°‘;':‘¥.‘}“f,‘:,l|o,s Charlottetown, spent Sunday --in

E; Lyons ffl. Co

2 TheBest

_;.-Value. f'Our motto is`to give the "best value for the money 'in every purchase/ Boots feud rubbers at .lowest fp1’lCe9.-' _

' J. ll. Bell

_Great George St. _ magnum

Ilbillt allll Sllll

'_ , ._-. _ _ in A

_ f¢'At this season of the year

»lss;the.days_imd nights grow

tlinisg_lit_ of all- householders, <is£~to`pr_epare for the coming

_ when, by havjgig the coal bins £l_l‘¢d‘;y¢ith go fresh coal. this is'-_done and the coal ‘sulig1y.etor_¢\ sway- 031° “U f.mhre_eaflliy:r.emnbst with die piiierdiities onlie hour.

have now in stock a

"`gd§dAsrrjp'ly of choice Anth-

V most suit- i»_°u:“°.l:l°..°;°:.:': ‘ will we lwlll see that sat- :___; _ §,iys_1i_ve;-y; is made _atj

, , »,.,,' ‘ _L ` ‘ S ilieIl_& Co

1118- \ » “‘°'i'ii"i‘¢"§';’.‘.'..."i"i‘i‘.’.‘.5’.¥““~' _ | W"“""°'

___ ` _ (From Yestsrday’s Evening Guardian)

DN TIBT

0 dv B id B .l ll O.

` nflvdev flldyll galil; Blrlldihgn

.- in U iarluttelnwn. Nodlyri ’ ‘ . '

--e-1-e

_Farm ior Sale

I offer for sale alarm in Bose Valley containing 100 acres land with Nu l build- ings, formerly occupied by J. J.l!oihune. This farm is in a hlzh state cultivation

lug purchasers should see ihe nroseui.

6,35; further particulars spplv st ou store at lirsdu bane.

IMIW. _ M. KENNEDY

mark the monuments, headstones,_ V `eic , executed here. No criticism ls. possible of stones erected by ul. .

5'perl\e\ly carved on our regular _

“ ,eine »-

‘ 0 ;»-._ i

'.f=11_~>'_f.h`§-iv'-.f.‘},.j ‘ '5_';1l°‘3f‘l3*.`_~~~ 3 '

_ _|_~|}_ |;ROWN_ |j_ M_ D' ` iw. s. Meme, Charlottetown, was

B»m°"8 ¢\1°,I'00Bnt visitors to Halifax.

'I'. A. Peters, Charlottetown, was a

recent visitor to Halifax.

H. D. Mclilwen, Moi-ell, came to

Charlottetown this morning.

W. McNeil, Charlottetown, was B recent visitor to Halifax. ‘

Harry Tidmarsh, Chatlottatown,

went to Alperton this morning,

.The Northumberland leit Charlotte- town at 8.30 this morning fer Pic- t0U_with a small passenger list and

nd the location cannot. he bostsmlnteiid--ll lIBl\9|'3l f¥`9lBhl5-

--_._

At the Clinrlottefown Pnllca Court

this morning the casa 0| W, Carr for “Hills insulting and abusive language was adjourned until Thursday next.

Among the summit arrivals at

Mount Washington, N. H., on the 88th inst we nota the names ot'

geoégeland Mrs. Abbott, Union Road,

::'l'he purity, freshness and absolute

deliciousness” of Molr's Chocolates, are known to all lovers of liigli igrade sweet meats. We curry a full llne of these chocolates in hulk and package. Our sales are so large that each shipment is soon sold nut, and you are thus sure of .getting absol- utely fresh chocolates-25c, Sllc. 50c. and 60e pligs, 50c lb, in hulk. FLA

~ MD " 5.0"

V.fA..Gay. Charlottetown, was a

recent visitor to Halifax. "7

W. Pcardon, Charlottetown, was a

recent visitor to Halifax.

Many' people in- Charlottetown are

remarking on the beautiful flower garden of W. F. Riggs, Grafton St.

The Behr Eva May, Capt, Lowry,

Sydney. arrived at Charlottetown with a load of gravel. '

J. M. Clark, \Summerside, was a_

passenger to New Glasgow by the N.orth_umiberland this morn ng. '

J. 0. I-Iyndman and T. C._Savage, Charlottetown, were passengers west' this morning.

Mrs. Dr. Sutherland, Bedeque, spent

last week at York, the guest of Mrs. Ames West.

Misses Laura and Ruby West,

York, have returned home from at- tending the W. M. C. S. Convention at Murray Harbor.

Harold S. Raynor, Enmore, who

-hos been visiting in Nova. Scotia, was s passenger from Charlottetown-to Enmore yesterday.

Mrs. 'John West. Wetaskiwin, Alta..

Mrs. Geo W. West, Irilllsfail, Alta, and son Frank, have returned to Summerside after spending the week at York, the guest of Amos and Mrs. West.

His many friends are glad to see

Wm. Ballem, Sr., Mt. Albion, out again alter his recent severe accident _from being rlln over by a horse und carriage, on his way liomelrom church, having two ribs and breast hone broken.

The eastern express arrived in Char-' lottetown today nt. 8.20 a.in., Eve minutes late; the southern accommo- dation at 9.45 a.m., ten minutes late; the Cape 'Praverse ncrominodatlon ni. 10 a. m., ilve minutes inte, and the 'Finnish nccornmodatiou at 11.40 n. m., on time.

The Ladies Literary Society of

_H0lic River met on Wednesday even- U12. Bel-‘»t. 2nd, and presented A. J. and Mrs. Murphy with a beautifully hound volume of Lowell's poarns on the eve of their departure for Col- gary. The presentation was made in n. low appropriate words by the Vice Tres. Mrs. Thos Holger. N. W. Hogan thanked the society on behalf of Mr. and Mrs. Murphy null after a few l'¢lu0-I`l¢B by some other members the meeting was closed by singing Auld Lang Syria.

1:-We have an excellent dyspepsln

cure, if you are suderlng from any form of this common disease. Rexall Dyepepsla Tablets- assist the stom- nch in its work of digesting food, acts as ri gentle tonic and enables U10 Willy to derive ull the nourish- ment from the food and cures stom- ach troubles permanently. Sold with the Rexall guarantee. The McKin- non Drug Co., corner Great George rind Kent Sts. Mti.

il INE CUT GLASS] _ _ 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 cut glass in lwlilch the pattern is really‘ pressed, and afterwards

~ touched up and polished on s a wheel. ~

i Our Cul Glass .

fsfullyfcut When the cutter takes s piece in hand it is perfectly plain on both sides and every llue is cut

and polished by hand.

We control for Cliarlotietowmthe

product of the oldest and largest Canadian factory, and feel that we have the very best in cut glass to offer our patrons. .

* (i. F. liU'l`ClilESON

I Jeweler-Opiiciau I W

ROEKY PUINI' BOAT

Change of Time. ~ °fll“l’C.°€i?L?'s“i?““ii.”§°§' flilll i.°Ji“ n r o ce . s u

grill run dailwlaxcept Sunday) at th lo lowing hrs. iz.

Leave 0h’town Leave Rocky Point zgahm-. :l£s.__m.

0.90 “ 10.30 " lI.0D " ll. 0 ' l-'l0p.__m. L00 |i_.m

.°'?°°!° esac

.°?'°'.“' SSSS

~_Sl.lNDAY _ Leave Ch’tow|\ Lesva Books Pniu

8.00 a. m. 10.00 am 11.46 p.m , 1-in o in 2.00 ' 1.90 up

Foster, Oentral Drugstore.

llwlly'<l\llllllllll\ily_ People’s_fl_"heatre

_=Molii_liilei\ls ol _ , S A S R°"¢f >K°l¢

_ _ ` QI Miss Jean Chapman

fli=.':.‘:‘I.“.°::..‘f1.':n'_'.‘::."l'.°.°: ::.°::;._ ~ .101 _ ' 1 rs in-is:-.~, vaeme|3¥yeu||ihloqe¢t»i " e ”

't hurt 'msc sg:-gi’-f

. i _r,,,_.,~,< ,_. ' f g _

IT",`,'.l{.r,.., ,.

‘ , ' .'_ _ i _

` ...i;...;s.~» ll'--10 »C_e nit sl 'To' A ll-

‘~ '1 '~:_r:=~.-. ~» -_~_;~ ~:;::-::;.T--:*~1---'-_rm --1:#---'--Larry-"~*-~‘ “_

M. MUIIPIIYM

F Three L

_ Durands

!P1°SP"‘ *“'!l'

Dancing Act '

Vocalist. » _

.:. >' _ _ ' ~ <- - -- -f - --- ~ ~ ~ i r~'_;~;_-Y -_.'- - --f., . -4- ~ .

_ _ _ I

1 It ran ee buy in Province 4 mrem Ymuasyivenisg Guardian)

"`° f » - V. . 5 _ _ _ _. ‘ _ » Miss Isis Hayden, Vernon River has

_\__' _ .__»

C .

it yard

Here’sihe chance oi a great

saving on dress fabrics, We

have a number of pieces of tvveed, cloth, etc whichwe are putting on sale on the first counter, They are sold regular-

ly from 75c to $!.2o ayard.

Send for Samples

yard

iorllev Bros

that ivefeetire satisfaction- '

,r 1 Jr' "

_7_. _ .2 . _

. _,Hg E,

I’ .<'§

' ;ls'{é'_e’7 .. - V .-

ln, ':_ I ~.l!)’_”

WEST LAND REGULATIONS.

ANVooruoo who i' the sole head of n

family, or any male over is years uid,

ir:y“l_i_¢;rn¢;ptes_d ia uifarhar isechkon "elbo- v omin o an n an o e. Saskatchewan or xlberts. 'Phe applicant musé appear in persog mt the Dominion Lan _s Agency’ or u -agency for the district. Entry y proxy may bi madoat nn{_Agency. on carts a condi lone by fpt. ar, mother. son. daughter, brother or ii irterof intending homeliteader. Duties.-Six mouths' residence upon and cultivation of the land lu each of

three years. A liomesiaadar ma! live yvltl|lr|_nl_n_e mils? ol his hlolineutea d una arm o s sae acres so e y owne an occupiod by him or by his futher, mother, non, ilsuzh ar,_brotlirr or sister. ln certain districts a. homeutsadar ln

l road standing mayl\'_rre-empt n quarter :salon alongside s bumestesd Price

per acre

Duties.-Must reside upon the home stead orpre-emptia ix months lu ascii

ol six ygars from diieirf lpeslesd entry ;_luc|uding the ti b re uired to april omeslead patent) and cultivate fits acres extra. A humenteador who has exhausted his homestead rlgnt and cannot obtain pre empire.. may enter for apurclisssd home- stead in certain districts. Price UJII Iver Acro.Duties.-iliuat-reside air montheln

ian ui chris years, cpitlvate fifty acres

n erott in ousc wor

W. .OQRY

Deputy of tho Minister uf the intsri

N. li.-Unsuthorrzed publlcatlrw nf th -d\'ertls¢~msntv'll not be paid for.

The o.L\x/ctvs busv Store. “ _ _

S......=._....!

_., -- - - . .. .L___._'_¥?€!- -.I

-"-1 'T-‘sv -_--_-;-:-115-'_-_-°-_-T-T-=ff5'{f_ff."_"

vatiou. '

barn and

For full

Valuable Farm For Sale

- Situated

` Al Norlb River Corner _ 41.2 miles lrom (barlolieiown. _ I

containing 98,’/f acres, 75 of which are clear and in high :rule of culil

P _ _ _

here is a first class dwelling house on tlie farm, three pumps,

one in the hjouse one in the bnrn and one inthe yard. There is a large

ali; other outside buildings all in good re nlr There is also n

Rodd’s Harness Shop - `

147 Great Geoage St- Charlottetown.

Mcfoubrey Ct Bulrrisn

Grneral Commission

Merchants ‘

Sydney, N. S. `

_ _, solicited l

Farmers having First-class dairy

butler for mile should write ul

stating prices.

_ --zdetirsompu.

_.._.....-...._......_....._....._...__.........__.

_ , __ __ p ..- _ ~

small orchard The farm is convenient irichurch,-school, and post office ||ein¢zm,m Ami fo_ |nva¢|,

her particulars apply to ‘ l " 1 New York

There is ou exblbliioniliié week

_ _ 8-3_isMl€riniwME3vvj In the window of Ye Olde Flrmeof

1 Mea

dill

r Coll

| lin.

M°I--»_i»=l fGet Yofur A-Stock _ f

L*!..;i_,__.. ei.. ,..______._ _ a-_.___,i-__....i s_

. Ready for "The F air” f

Ifyoui' horses, cattle and swine are not just in right con-' on give them Molassine Meal. It' is the best stockfood and ditloner that has ever been placed on the market and is eu-

dorsed by all horsemen. stock rnisers and breeders.

If you ‘have any stock you are going to show at the Ex-

ltion it will pay you to use Molassine Meal. It imparts a _

oss to the coat, puts vim into the animals, stimulates the ppetite, aids digestion and purllies the `hlond. Get it from

_ , _ ¢

Auld sms., "°'--“M

Meal _

Lower Queen St-

'Venti

Heiuizzuan and Co , Limited, iq3- |95-l97 Yonge Sti'ee_t,"l`oroutn_, a beautiful Grand piano iii _Santa Domingo maliogany, _ The c_:ige__is a_ work of art. This piano was built specially for Mr.] Platte-`u,~ pres- ident offlluited States Mori gageand Trust Co., New York.and» is one of _thc finest-or'th’e runuyl-li~`_e_pianos built by this old established Can- adian concern. _ More than anythingel,=.e,howevcr. the piano is prized by its owner be- cause of its delightful tone _and touch- a piano mellow and ,rich in quality, with ` a touch _delightfully flexible and finely adjusted. The piano is to be shipped to Mr. Platten at his New York hoine.

' MILLER BROS

Sole Alanis

gl a

to "-i

_iP.

' A.M. us 9.15 'Zi

“ |00

.A.

Hun. A is P. lil’

. 9.10 , a.ei _ 1.11

.,__,,,,|‘

` Uumme _ ll

' Daily a

E. I. RAILWAY

nolng on June llrri, 19|! the trains ni this Railway will run ss follows: and Down. ‘ Reed up l)Iy Dly Dly lily .lJ|y Ill; sex Hex ex Hex ex

u un lk# A..if.

ii.05 1230

1.0¢ 9.00 1.4.! 9.30 2.|a 9.50

.00

i)l_v ax el

-_°~i'T°.~=:»’°~'“’°=.=°.==::;-If -4s.s§&°é&S&'S-'=

Hun Hun

S'|‘A’l‘lf)NS A.M. I-'.M.

Lv. (Jh’town Arr. ll.

iiuiiturllivsr Emerald Keilalnlrtpn sr hurnmsrslde lv lv Hunimersids ar Fort Hill

(l’liel\r‘y Arr. 'l'i|¢nlsi Lv.

Emerald .lc|..Arr. ~

0, 'l`rav_erso liv.

.»> -,.__>

."a~ 1.1. snag

F_E.=s¢.~'°.=i'.'°\f` _gg5a.sS:"23

ill '|05 836

'l3g~;~c-_. _gsse"

$2*

_-.°.°' 523°

P,M. a,ll0 0.10

'° "a ' -Ps=.°'- 3:-beer

ll.’.0 Lv. tll\'town Ar

|.i\0 Mt. gill-iwiyrt l\.|7 Bt. eter s 1,5# Arr Eourie |.v.

5?-.=».g_~.~»? .>N____ Paras;

"'91 =u:E¢¢=> -' '“>‘ ' '_.. 8;: ~<_,gg'g_g

P. M 3.85 Zhi !.00

Dhlr ox A I . Hun it ha

P. M 4.00 6.!! 5.10 .15

K- ll

Lv. Mp. Stewart Ar. I dizsu

Mclntsgue Arr. \f=lsn'i.own I .v.

only

il.M. A. M. ,

Lv. tlh't wn' Arr. s.25 Las A Mv`l1§hl'»'r lv mill 'fig l rr' ` "0 l‘l.'McEWE‘Nl:l-aperlnteiir

Marshal Perrin ‘I

who will speak at The Teach- ers* Convention, Char-I lottetowu, Sept 25.

_ l q-l8wsME1i _

___ i it -1| l

I U O

"Exhibition Vlsll0rs” I

_ Ilr. Robins iii£”f,°;E';. .ini

if-‘ r \ - ' “Y ,

There is 'av reason why you should have yourteeth attended-'toheve -

-because we are trained" dentists, never fsillo save a tcoth vllure

possible and if we must crowu,bridg_e or duplicate lost itc_1h,we.,_ilo`,eo at reasonable prices. All vroik guarilnlt ed Iiaiiacting wiihcui

i _ ,__. » ' ..._:,, °

nasluxury. _ _ ._

Either my Patent Preeiiiro _ ‘ Valve or _laclrat sysieliifof.-,

home lies.Iing.wllI'give Mila factory resu ts. T hey 'ha_\\t_ everyvoom in the bouse'io e`

summary |¢“W¢_n the.

' experreehliie r genly one

stove going. ‘ _rin fun, pml`:ui§’n~ Ins “ teelirrloriale, call, write or

Phwe sfiafl- ‘

' Jas. A; lllcliaehcril

124 Gt George St. ,

SYNOPSIS Of CANADIAN HORTI. .

,i Consignments nf farm produce `

|,°qi¢ rv, Grand Piano Goes fa Leading New York Fin mtier