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.. _ 1 ~ _ > A i.r'r'rLl son of Mr. Stewart menoliatn,

is ,en win. M1. '} ' - `» Nrii,indii iimk nu -111°;-“fi3».°.‘§..'i°..-oy i`§i'£f..i.<i._ y ;R_°P0rters and Correspond--,,‘,§,§,,,‘;,'; Wm, ;_§0,h';§‘"_b°y,§“ _f,',m‘;

One eipmndtheuyourverdict; r ence Everywhere. Wednesday. . _

if it i|'nt better their any ~

yon've been' buyitxa at the some price, no mn r where,

eendr back.

_yifesh-» “ e am j~ ' ri.. nas wiii be iiigi. t’iiis‘-_incl-ning at y _ V ` _ _ _ ,_ ’ I g _ 9.48 and tonight at 19.29; A 9 _ 'Inn Baptist personago on Fltsroystreet ,_ ~ EVCU' Tara: Princess arrived last night at 9.30 lbulltby Lowe Bron for the Baptist Con.

_ _ _ __ , _ _ and the exp,-95., M90-¢y,°k_ . - -_ gzegatlonis tnstspproaohlng completion

I Webster & lltliay.

~ . and will 'be oecunled by the pastor Rev

V Sir Louis Davies made the round trip G_ R_ White in a ‘ew dnys_

C K d by the Northumberland yesterday. __ °" °“‘ ‘” G” G°°’3° S5' Dr. L. s. Doyle and Miss noyis, sinn`

% merside, are registered at the Victoria.

Miss Bertlin and Harry Irving. Mount

Tm: S. S. City cf London makes two

trips on East River today. lt is likely the

. ilrst shipment of oysters ofthe season will

arrive on the morning trip. ` »

Auoiiro the passengers by the express

last night were F L Haszard, Chas Leigh of Weeks Sc Co. and R Gram, from st. John; A G Peake and J McKinnon from

Albion, returned last night from St. John. summemide and J H Be". summ,,.S|de_

» _ A. Wallace Owen, Ottawa, came to the

_ city last night on a visit to his brother, L-

_ C. Owen.

' A N Fraser the popular representative

ofthe New York Mutual returned lust

while our house is

night from a trip to St. Louis.

Tal appointment of a Rhodes Scholar

crowderf with visitors, let us do your baking

for Novo. Scotia for 1905 rests with

for you.

Acadia University. ‘

All orders left will be romptly and skilfully

L. M. and Mrs. Poole returned last

night from Sydney, where Mr. Poole wa- vlsltlng his brother, James E. Poole, Lower Montague, who has been ill with appendlcitis. The latter is nrucli im- proved. '

AN excellent exhibition of carbon

platino photos is bcing shown by Gnuvin,Gentzel &: Coinihe window of the store formerly occupied by C J Mitchell, New Prowso Block. Of especial excellence are those of Miss Cark, Sl.- John, James Paton, and W S Louaon.

Tar: rnarrlage took p'ace at “Long

House," St. George's on Aug. 29th, 1904, by the Rev. W. Evans or Ml-is Luum

Elia Breliu5\t,sr.-coiid daughter of Wni. Brehaut, Charlottetown, to M. B. Roger Spurling ol St. Gcorge’s,Berniudu.

M. F. McKinnon and John G. McFad'

yen ol Churchill left yesterday to attend the St. John Exhibition.

Tm-1 new Hook und Ladder truck for

the Fire Departure t has arrived and is

“Mined and delivered on exhibition at the City Building.

on time. R. A. Dorunoa, Roseneatb, the well Call or telephone. known Provincial Athlete left yesterday

tor McGill where he enters the medical

school. _

ECLIPSE BAKERY.

Bake: But Bread. AT the l‘olicc Court. yesterday lleury

Walsh, tlriiiik was g voir $l0 or 30 days.

W J. Nicho son for the same offence was

l 0

THE firemen were called out at initi-

nigllt l'oru.blazcin thc cellar of a new liouse being built by Von Clure (lay nhxt Jllililv lielldirihl, Upper Prliicc. The alarm was quickly given by Miss Burke and thc tire was soon put out. Lime in the cellar was the cause.

d lsinissed.

Mss Ellie Sullivan, Trained Nurse,

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Tenders for Buildings .l 1-iarrv Williams, Arcountunt with thc?

Pt-tcr UcElo:lie, twenty"-two years ol

nge, belonging to St. I.ou".~i, l’. E. I. fell otl' the new wharf 'being built by the

Char (mem ` H Light and Power Coaulm , Doinin on government at Fort Lawrence,

_“turned ,mm “ight from a vlan wi?mliers(t, Widriesday aftsrrioon, and was Montreal and ()ttii\vii. I( mwnc ` .la thought every cub" Wm

l made by his fellow employes to save him.

l’nrcPAiui'i‘ori.ir service for Sacramentl . _ , wiiirieiit-iui.. si..i..m¢.~i Hail st s this T"""" 'S “"1 °"“*"“"""_“ KW" i”

'evening The prcaclier will be Rev. _zzioilé Lvleggrsegoufggy buttltggm wee? “fp vv.u.ssd wick. _ i 1 `_` ' °°° °“’l’ “Stl

“_ :green in most places ultlicugli the frosits

THE Electra sailed at one yesterday have overtaken it in some sections o

with full cargo and three passengersvlldi-s. thc west and the stalks are entirely Mui-lr-_y,Miss Murlcy, mid Capt. Thomp- bllglited. lt will be an excellent crop iwii. inward the previous evening she everywhere-tlic only generally excellent ‘ had ii large gcncral cargo. crop this year. ~

SEALED TENDER5, addressed tothe under-

signed uno mriru ed on the oaltside "Tenderl for Buildings" wi l be receive until

Thursday, Sept. 29th, 1904

For the station buildings required, at Bt. Teresa and Piunviileylgentndwellindgie at Bio' in- lield and Mirccuhhe and an an itlon lo the station at York on the P. E I. Railway, accord- lnq to plans and upecincntlons to be seen nt the odice nl the underulgrred at Chnfloltelown. All

ine rgndllions of ihe specification must be

comp en w .

Jia lrniy oiiixe G. A` SHARP.

_ Superintendent.

Charlottetown, P. E. I., Sept i7th, iq od.

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ANY MAN CAN SAVE MONEY BY BUYING HIS FALL UNDER-

wriii ii wiaisiis & co. f

Fleece Lined Uiidcrwcar

All sizes, per garment 50°- _ BETTER QUALi'rv, fleece lined,

sue finish, .ii sizes. per »iwH1¢n\

~ Money back if it shrinks. , 6.1¢, goc. and $1.25- _ _

S””§”"“” Y°°l.§“.i‘i‘.l°.°...?.’ii2Z . ' \ 6 an 5c,irn ma

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$2.00 per suit up, according to. I A I

size and quality. The best under- I I Mcn9S

wear for any man t0 buy “nd ' , I

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Every Quality and Size ; up ' ` _*-*li

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'I'-heohgdow Pantomlmes, Babes ln the W00dA,Cinderellu and The _Apple Stall were excellently carried out. The so'os byldrs Pope, Miss Stewart ol London, Ml s Yitzgernid, Dr. Stewart, Prof Tanton and Rev. Mr. Williams were much appreciated, Mrs. P. Pope’s song cauelng`lot`s ol lun. The comic recitatlons by Milo Stewart, Mrs. Melllsh and Mdior Weeks were loudly applauded while Prof. Bar _ew's whistling solo was one of the most pleasing features ot the evening.

TBI special Jubilee services were held

in St. J0achlm's church, Vemon River. terminating yesterday, the rector, Rev. Dr. Doyle being assisted by the Revs A. E. Burke, A. J. Mclntyre, P. D. McGuignn, J. A. McDonald and the Assistant Priest Rev. Dr. Monaglinn. Dr. Doyle celebrated thc so‘emn Mass of Exposition on Tues- day and that oi' the Reposltion was cele- orated yesterday by Rev. Father Burke with Fathers Mcllonald and McGulg~\n us Deacons and Futlicr Molntyre as Master of Ceremonies. There was a full choral ~ervtoe and Dr. Doyle himself led in the chanllng ofthe litanles. Tire congrega- tion was very large and the whole cere- monies niost imposing.

Juni' as the steainer Princess was about

to sail for Picton yesterday morn ng a Deputy of the Shcriti’ of Qucen`s County arrested ir msn named Angus Martin under a Caplan issued hy Leonard Morris, J. P., for Prince County, at the suit of H. W. Turn r, of ()'Leni'y. Martin did not have the money to pay the iiniount clnlrried and wus lodged in Queen`»i County Jail where h- is now confined. llc claims that the debt was not payable, that he intended paying the debt when it camo. due, and was not leaving the Province to evade it. lie secured the .services of Mr. Jolinstorr as his counsel and an application will be made for his discharge as it is said that the Caplan was illegally issued and the arrest and iinprisonniellt without authority.

MARRIED.

At the residence of the bridc`s parents,

Sept. l-ith by Rcv. H. S. Young, B. A.. John W. Hogg, Kelvin Grove and Irene M. Criseley, Kensington.

On Sept. 14th, ul. the Marisa, Montague,

oy Rev. R. G Sinclair, William Purkcr White and Christy Ann Irving.

On Sept. 15th, at the Miinse, Montague

by Rev. R. G. Sinclair, William Bi-yenton rllcken and Katie Elizabeth McKinnon.

At Lower Montague on Sept. Zlst. by

Rev. R. G. Sinclair, Fred George Hooper oi Lynn Mass and Hannah Isa'.ella Aitkcii, Lower Montague.

DIED.

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Wear Trade Mark D Suspenders Guaranteed. Sold everywhere.

FATAL COLLAPSE.

New BED!-‘oriii, Mass., SepteuiberZ20.~

With u crasli that could be heard throughout the entire northern soction of this city the -nner wall on the north side uf the new St. Antliony`s church collapsed today, kill ng oric man and seriously injuring six others who were vi ark ng on the structure.

Bioycllsts and all athletes depend on

BENTLEYS Llnirneiit to keep the joints imber and inu cies in trim.

PILLAGED A CHURCH.

Moivrrursi., September 20.-At an

early hour this morning, thc Roman Catholic church at Cote S . Paul wus rairsncked hy burglars, who illd cori- sidorable damage and committed wan- ton sacrilcge. Between thirty and fortytlollars was secured from one of the boxes, and about one hundred dol- lars from the liousc. of Father Boe- sette, which was also opened.

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Sept. 22. sr.-S. S. Polino, Belniiizor,

Montreal;Estclla, Butler, Port Sanitl; S. S. E ectru, Mclnirr-_rv-. M0lll»¢li!U0»

Sept. 22 cld.-S. S. Electra, llflclrrircri, Montattue; S. S. Polino, Bt-lu.ngui‘, Sydney.

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Rapid calculations. arith-

metic. correspondence, com- mercial law and orthogranhi' are taught at the Union Com-

mercial College. 23 dw tl

CANADIAN SOLDIERS.

ST. Louis, Sept. 20-The Twenty-first

Ess-x Fusillers of Canada, comprising 450

day and marched to thc World's Fair grounds for a ten days' cIlCllmi>"ll‘ll-L

“0XYGEr’A1‘0li" owes its wonderfiil

power' over disease to its aiitiseptic pro perties which makes it a deadly foe to all diseases of germ origin. lt acts as n car' riei' of Oxygen to the blood. "Oxygen" is one of thc most powerful aritiscptifs, hence the blood is kept In ri thoroughly purified condition while this remedy is be- ing used. Cougns, colds, throat iiud lung troubles, stomach dis rise, etc, ar- quickly bone lttccl or cured by the use of“0xyg n- stor", With scarcely any advertising wr- liiive sold tliousaiitls of bottles. A profit thatlts sales are due entirely to merit. Prlce50c and $‘,00 n hott e. “Thu two Macs," M|i.cDor~nld&McKiniior\,l)ruggistN, Cor. Gt. Ceo. and Ki.. Sts.

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- ‘ ,‘ ' ` .34 ‘ Knirrsn Smrcrs 5o'c and 75:.

Jpb H-ne we “Clem” outddclglggi wI;:YlY'uiI: to ' Hrmvv Ctoru Snmrs in all sizes. wear like §"_y'~%m“°A‘fd“°k shifts’ etc' ~ iron, it dandy fall and winter shirt, a. big range 9°¢’ ' I °°l °r 49°' _ of dark patterns, 85c, Sr. ro, §r;35, $1.60

,,f sweaters and Cardigans dmsFn~n; Sanigdsrgrnrs, good wearereuneat and

bmwn; navy, grey and reg, $1.25 and $‘-35'_“”` gr-oo. $1.25. $1.65. $2.10 and $2. 50. _ equalled for warmth and wear. rmvv Fr./inner. Sr-rrrvrs, all sizes some with'

_3`§vs' Swalwmis It 58c. 7oc and 950- ' turn in combination caller $i.oo, $r.z5, $1.75, $2.10. _Mains Swasrans-at 85c and 95°' FLANNEL Sninfrs without collar. in dark grey Csiznioims, best English make, ull w_°°l 5'-25 and fancy flannel tr-as and $1.40.

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5 cciiis for

large cake. i

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lihwes Hats for articular men

Awns' cl:L|:aRA'rr:D $3.00 urns.-

BE SATISFIED

Our constant sim in husinefs

is'to please lour customers; to that end we give all our at- tention and energies. \Ve buy the BEST drugs money can secure and give our personal attention to every detail of our business. Our system prevents mistaken. Our stock is complete in every line. Don't psssus.

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DRUGGIBTS.

Cor G¢.George end Kent Sta.

Weekoidt-.Con sole al-'~»-»

otllcers and men,arrlved in St. Louis to-<

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TRADE AND SHIPPiNG.

PORTOFCHARLOTTETOWN. I _

They Have a Mlmidlldiy of Buying Furniture

Let them think so, it does nob0dy :any harm, md it.

pleases them But for fear the public might be led away _ by their extravagant utterances, we humbly rise to mmm-k

that we have been and are still buying from almost every, manufacturer in this broad Dominion-and further we are

content to sell at a much smaller profit than most people nk, We would like the opportunity of showingyou our furniture,

and would like you to compare. and we think ‘we qu qu. vince you that what we say is true/

John Newson.

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Rc-Opening of thc New

Lyceum Theatre by

Hairingiin&Zeva’s iinmirly liiimiiany

COMMENCING

Wednesday Eve, Sept. 28,

In their peculiar entertainment. entitled

Begone, Dull Care

introducing new and sensational

illusions, Songs, Dances. Banjo Solos, Music, Illustrated Songl and Moving Pictures, etc.

Admission 25C. Re.-u-_rved seats 35c- 23 dqi

sold

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`bined shaken and cleans" M," and in course of construction.

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