This is our advice

in 'regard to y our

winters supyly of COAL

and remember 'we sell

only the Best Grades and our prices are al- waysas low as is con- sistant with the qual-

you will get prompt

delivery.

A. Pickard&. Bu

` Ch'town

I Stop Ealing

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_ . _ _ _IT PAYS T0 BUY in this Province DIL; _WITH BLOW FEVER.-Mr. G.

~ _ ` ' ~ ._ - . f - rght’s ambulance was out yes-

Be P“*““g if °ff any Ltiiirli °rL.:.i:i..i.ii.".:- i°~=i-n»°:.i°

. ‘ _ ' -" '~‘ ' ' " , _ _. -_ am owe* o essrl cons, longer make up your ll.. i.::°=‘::..:.l:.:f.:i::..':::-““=i-0 in P- E~ I-ln

- , ‘ . Ou o. r. owe is ill ith 1 f d

mind to buy and I;‘;';‘;:_t‘f;ll£ l3¢l'111\1d&. for the nexe'llnst night was revborteIi°ti:» lgzadbzdt

1 " - _, gb] B °l'In‘. to succeed the present the same as when he entered the Hoe-‘.

UOW, . B_ gPf°n°l1°I‘. Rev., B. Henmieon,‘ pitsl, eiiréiept thathls temperature '““‘l _B ',

e e _ . ' 1 _ ' __ _ _ L . _

lp lannuillly. In additionlto the $3

s__§vl\;I3F‘A__CTORY MILL-The steam NEW' ACCOUNTING SYSTEM-

” lVl°“"f Stewart. which Mr. lr L sehwsm, 'rrsvsilihg Audi

232620228 _gunning for the past year tor of the I. C R is at present on Clark is d _K-nnuement of Mr. Russel the Island. He is visiting the diilei'

0 E;'€00d work. This mill en r way st ions and instructing

which has been running for the past. t a nts in e ng

vw system of. Bc-

_lag 3551?. was built and owned hy counting On Wednesday he visited

rllce Jay of Mount Stewart, the stations on the western line, re-

_‘:_l;€_l_“_l_5_l;'€___$ UP till within a year, turning to the city Thursday after It to the 9 5“°°°” H9 linen B01 Visit g the stations on the Cape 0__t west D_5_eser2t owner and move Tra rse branch Yesterday he call- ______ ___ _ r .lark has been run ed on. the,agonts of the Murray I-rar

E 0 mil since with good success bor branch

There is attached to the sawmill' ii, __ Efnln Crushing mill which comes ` in NEW FERRY SERVICE.--The Gov- ‘"’“"°"l9,ll.tlY for farmers.-S. ‘ernment proposes to establish a

0 -000 th t tl I t . t. _ 5" attending the Missionary Convention

cost ,glbout ‘e,$P1;300l?se:e:K_`;§1d and were returning to their homes. . _ __ r. C _ .____ d _

working capital, so that it is pro- CH NE . F ATED ed to the r Ome in B gary ` e nes posedthat me company should ,___ an 00._ Ii HARR\ RE Lo

Thréw away your dd tooth formed with s capital ol $50,000. as ,féck egtlgiflié “§';2',,“'§§d é°'a”,”,1§“;f,fe,‘,‘

' _ regards returns excellent prospects “P to the seam the’ schooéer Harry

was a tis lower.

ferry service across the Car

‘ ' - s .

WOOIEN MILL! PROPOSITION.- d an river. Tenders are now being A ‘l°ll“%° Pf°P°Bnl‘~is nowheiore the _ lied for hy the Pnhiie works ne- D¢0D1c,» f Charlottetown with regardlpartment (Canada) for the recon- to the estahlishmeot in this city ofistruction and extension of the wharf 1 ;_:;£_L 13; __t__l;_‘;__:_T_:_‘l:_llllll‘fil5;1l`_?__0l gint;-tell; oi; t_he Georgetown side of the river,

. . o sc o w ic ls a necessary work to be un- the ro ect _ ' _ ny- Phone 240 and. ...."..,’ ...:;:._ ;?"i._"i¥.l"°.:”..'.'. :;::“.:::.:: °l‘.i..°:‘i‘;:.‘s:'““"° °: “.;°

Clalie. who have both had consider- sent in by Octoklier 7 rs'I‘ll1Ie(i'e (ls ii: able experience °l lille Clothing man- ferry service across the Cardigan ri- lgictllring bl-“’l“ell9~ The DF0l!0nn1,ver at present, but it is purely for 'W lcll ls llelng Inlide and which llnsipassengers and is maintained b a

' Y

;_lE_€ndY interested a number of Ll:c_small_ gasoleno boat; The intention

l mess me" Ol the ‘nw IS form now is to conduct a service similar

_f_‘__:é)lng;1“Y__t_;)_;!l1_fl__Y _;>_n U10 mnnnfnc- to that across the Charlottetown sweaters atc 9 L_” gh 01 __._lllé1l°`=l"Vl‘nI`. harbor, and to pllt on a large steam _ ___ __s___m.t __ ~__.__ nl` 0_ 0 0Wn- lil boat for the transportation of horses _ ‘l 0 “li t0 8°ll\1lIi0 01' Greet and wagons. This is a ublic k

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gnétabled buildings and to instill the fhiit the people oi that gisoier have

0 all llltellll nlllclllnely fl-ll the been asking for in vain for almost il miluufacturo of this kind 'of clothing, gmc.-ation and it is hoped now that 1’2l§"ll__f__f;____l’*=__§n£n\;1° 0! turning ii. is to he' none that ii will he com- linily, .ina i.ecessitl§tin;a2lieg::..I;l2;l fgifednfzff 022° “°“' “°""°" Started l

mci_i_t of oger thirty employees, the! _ Y

E35" 2331 t__l_ie__3l_:_o_:_t;_ $;‘?.l;l§l_:______;IL'_;l (From Yest'erday’s Evening Guardian) suited, it ismnlenliiieli that about RETLTRNING HOME- The West'

,12o,ooo ms. oi wool, which will hi ef” tm” '°° S“”"“”`“’ld° “ml th” -

mcumd in this Island will be usedllictou boat was crowded this morn- ren who have many relatives in this

ing with delegates, who have been

IIOW

p m , in Bradalbane Hall.

PEBSOIIILS _

erday

Dr J T Sullivan, Souris, was in

Charlottetown yesterday and returns

___-

side.

,__

Misses Margaret and'Francis Read

were passengers to Charlottetown on the S. B. Evangeline _from Boston on a two weeks' visit to Victoria Cross.

Mass., are visiting the fornicrs grand- mother Mrs. John Ross, Grafton

l Mrs. Hill left yesterday morning for Amherst alter an extended visit to her mother Mrs. Charles Clark, 15 Plonsant St.

Prof. Lemuel Miller of Prince of

Wales College, left yesterday morning or Kentville, N. S., on a ,visit. He will he absent till Christmas. Prof. Roy Leitch will substitute at thc.Co1- lege in his absence. `

____-

Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Lea and child-

Province, mid who have been spending the past two months visiting Mr. and Mrs. C, J. Sillike Amherst return-

day.

- f . . ' ` G di

blush _and get agood fresh are held out to_ investors, annual which h dl t . , (From YesterdaysEvenlng uar nn)

Geo. E. llugjhes

gr _

' _

W arnm g l

It has come to iny notice that u num

bor of Fox breeders and speculgtors are soiling foxes said to be oft o origi-

prom t ve th ___ ___ b _ was purc ase as spring irom

made one from our new ltock- .ilssllI‘esd.o Bzsides tlbliltfletlhsenr ` em? bam' McKmn0n' of N-Prth Syd.ney'

. . p oposa by Mr. A. A. Macdonald of Cardig ri

The kind the bristles wonld’nt }_;“"ldl“ gf” l_“Y°f tlll’ fact tllllt ll P. E. I., was raised and towed :O come out _ _ ou, L gwmg employment.” ‘L Halifax Friday by'Bristcl"s wrecking

. , num ler of local people and will be Steamer Brid . ,

_ _ . gewater. The solving oi

using home-raised wool, and that as this “ho ner - I cord ,» of

regards the supply of raw material of , is A c new _ and labo ever mcmt is at h nd work reflecting great credit on Cap

Th lr' ¥ t _ y f __ _ “ ' tain Larder and his crew. Last Wed-

35C ones for 25C_ 25C for I5c_ e woo_ man ac uring ac_ories ut nesday the Harry was sold by the

present In opcmtmn me smd to be underwriters at private sale C Bris

Mr. Edward Byrne, Elmwood was

a visitor to Kelly's Cross recently.

Bradalbane, it who m'ove` into the ar Conference

Mr A A Lefurgey was a passen- er to Sydney from Summerside yes-

been

icton Hall at 8 u clock, Sunday, and will visit friends in Halifax, Toronto every night next week at 8_ o’cloek and New Vork, returning about the

end of the month. '

.CHUHCHEEHVICES

ME'rHoD1s'r

home this morning- ____Flri;t;__fIIMo_tl_rc_;dist;__I_lev. MIT-shiill

_ - _ . . eaney

Mr and Mn Harry HM-mans and 7. _Bible Class at 2.30. Prayer mmny len this morning for gy,-]ney_ serv ce on Wednesday evening at 7.30 C_ B__ where may Wm in future “__ tudents and strangers cordially wel-

C0fl'l9.

The many friends of _Ml-_ Mmm; Grace Church-Rev. J. Heaney at lr

Currie, Afton Road, who has been ill 'and R°V~ T- Marshall 7~ Sunday or`the past six months will regret to 3¢`ll00l and Blllle Clnsn nl- 2-30. A mam that she is not _imm.oving__3_ cordial invitation is extended to fplies' interestin det__mB_ In the

strangers and college students.

PREBBYTERIAN

St. James’ Presbyterian-Rev. Dr.

Fullerton at eleven and seven.

_ ML and M,-5_ Ross Gin of R0¢k1a“d_ Strangers and college students are

cordially invited to all services.

street New Zion-Morning prayer meeting ,. .__-._ .at ten a m., Rev. Geo. 'Pa lor at

11 a. m., and 7 p. m. Sunday School land Bible Class at 2,30. A cordial in- _vitation is offered strangers und C01- lcge students.

BAPTIST

. Rev. W. IJ. Wilson, at 11 and 7, Sunday .school at 10 a. m., with “I.oya.lists" class of adults in Church auditorium. A cordial wel- come ls extended to all the services of this church.

CENTRAL CHRISTIAN

Central Christian-Rev. J. F.

Floyd at 11 and 7. Sunday School and Bible Class at 10 a. ni, l‘i'_._v -~ meeting Wednesday at 8 p. m. .' l seats tree. College students lin-l strangers are cordially invited i_. attend all services.

ANGLIQAN

Mr. S. A. McDonald, Charlotte-

toen, left this morning on a business

St. Paul.s.-Rector, Rev. T. W. Murphy. Services at 11 and 7. Holy

.., , I

Commun n at 8.|_Q_ m..' Sund

` *Stl-tool ’3iel%;_ at lilfifl

ILIHIIIHX. seats free) i .

the Mission- , y this nwrnins by st. Pew-'s Cathedral-Holy com- deliversd a the Northumberland on return. munion at 8 a. rn., Matins at ll a.

WSH- » **'* m. and evensong at 7 p.m. Sunday Power Miss Ellen Maclean, of The North School at 2.30 ~p.m.

_evening Sydney Herald business office, was 'a,

s “R°P°n¢Hn°°- Hs passenger. leaving North Sydney. by| salvation Ai-my-services each Saturday evening at Wednesday morning's express on a night of the week and on Sunday.

Sunday at '11 a. m., well earned'vacatlon. She will spend `

p m., also in Freder- a week in Charlottetown, and later

SGASPE oiii i='1s:l.ns_

FOR BRITISH NAVY.

LON|’lf_\-N, Sept. 11.-In view ol the

increasing attention which is being directed to the adoption of oil as fuel in the British Navy, it is inter- Gntinll to know that oil lands in dif- ferent parts of the Empire are being sedulously developed.

The decision of the Government to

secure supplies as far as possible within the Empire has given a new impetus to the search for large oil dc- posits in different parts of the do- ininions, und it would`bs fitting that the premier dominion, Canada should be reckoned among the fuel- oil sources of supply.

who is chairman of the Eastern Can- ada Company, and who has just rc-

lf.

course of a conversation Lord Selby. remarked that he was greatly im-l pressed with what he saw and heard' during the visit. The most favorably, situated oil field in Canada, from a' geographical and strategical point of view, ho states, are those of Gaspc, which extend from' the seacoast 'on the Bay of Gaspe, on the Gulf of' St, Lawrence, for several miles in ii north-westerly direction.

It was ill the Lnroque district, in the Northwest, that a considoriiblel number of wells were put down, andl good supplies of oil of high quality' obtained. What is known as thc unticlinal formation extends from this district in a south and easterly

direction down the coast.

The opliiions of experienced drill-

ingg men and geologists in that coun- try ure to the effect that oil will be found there in large quantities.l Should this bc the case, the import-' ance of the field from the points of view of supply for the British navy_ and for marine and industrial pur»

poses cannot be overestimated.

"Thousands

fabric gloves come for our counters within the

of palrs of new for women have

last. few days. Come fn and get yours. Moore & McLeod

|469-9 l3M3l ,

i ofllll

nu nl elim' '_

in the ‘

Family _

I SHINE - 7 SIIINES

That's good Arithmetic If the One Shine is With

U. N 0. Shoe Polish'

HOLIDAY IN MARYLAND. -

BAL'l’IMORE,, Md., Sept. l?f-Bal-

timore today held its customary ob-

In this connection Viscount Sclliy,,5"Vl*"°° Ol "Old D°l°“‘l°f9' DRY."

the stock exchange and banks being closed, together with many places of

.turnvd [mm the Canadian ne1dB_ s,,p_ lbusiness. The celebration is in hon-

or of the anniversary of the repulse of the British in their attack. on Bal- timore duriiig the war in 1812. It was the defence of the city on this occasion that inspired Francis Scott Key to write “The Star-Spangled Banner."

HYDROITHOBIA GERM FOUND

PARTS, Sept. 12--Prof, Neguchi of Rockefeller Institute nnnounces the discovery of thc gcrnl of hydrophobig. Last year 395 people were treated for llydrophohia in the Pasteur Institute und not one died.

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SOLID

GULII WATBII FREE

‘IIEAT OFIII IV I YILLPKIDYI Plli. I1’ DIIITI VIII] IIUTIIIIIII T0 TIY.

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To anyone who mn lupply the names of than two well- known Csnsdlsn Towns. and mulls conditions below. we offer nnr #ll I-mrs sour: com warns. snglnh iuivnrniiielir sumpeil. iruurenieai ilmelm-per. ss ll

skid! G!PT._ (allver Wlahes Ile presented ln Gcuial en ynurson anna nt ef per etherwlth |tAm_p¢d sddrused envelope for re lo tml!!! Q 00. wh.. um wsuih umihsnu ands? sem. imnml so-sn.. snminahsm, squad. na lsimlsnqnlrui to purchase I. halo from into wear with Watch he name of this p|;psr mast be menumied. Pnsnwiusn o int Competition were

Miss M. J. Fitzgerald, P. 0. Mobile. Newfoundland.

Iltir. G.E‘.Jolivmor¢», M ill Cove. Lunen-

\ burg ( 'o, Nova Scotia. Canada.

W _ _ -: 1 »-‘_ |

ill.

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wear’ and it le stated that were will be yremcmbered was reportcdy to

‘vnllld he a ready sale for an the have struck a derelict last Friday oods t a he r sed bu ne ~' ~

_E__¥0___d ______ll___f__.___._§.______é_I) QPO sl sn evening, while running down the coils; __ _ _

loaded with salt for Summerside, P. E I To save her from sinking /and

Busiest Street W

I Special Prices I

ISC l0f 10°- ` }’““l’1° t” °°l’°""’l"h th” ""°"l“°""“*' ter ana son. I.i<i..' hnrchiiseli the hull; l M 61173 N ew Q M l Menls New

_ - ing demand for ulishrinkable under- as it lu Y on the shore The Han. . ,

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_ _ _, ____

7lTh° pickling season is at hand for the safety of the crew she was . _ i 'J'

and you will find at our store all the

. _ manned. ' ` » " ' _

ingredients for making good Pickles. ‘ '- -. _ ' ~ .W i ' 'T mixed ic'¢.li icls senc i vi r* Q "_ ' ' I " '~ \ `

-~ I) Hg BD , BS 8.C_l f_l1-

. _ ._ _ . _/ _,_______ _. _

egag, turmeric, blackand white and ' _ 51 lil' Q _~ . ., red? pepper-curry pbwder, cloves. all- _ . -f . .. _ . . _ -' (_ ' 4 `

spices, etc, All fresh stock. Let us i ;;.Th.s time of year flies are particil- * ,.,:,.\".

nal B. I. ltllyilor Stock. I take this op-' portunity of warning the public against any representations of this kind. ‘

I have control of the oriiinnl B. I.

Rayner strain of foxes; I claim they are pure P. E.._lslancl stock; that I have llovor iinported an: stock and that all the foxes in each of tho ranches estab- lished ,by me are of the original "Island stock.1‘Anyone claiming to have foxes of this strain shoull be required to give proof of their claims and,I shall be pleased to siibstantlate or to refui e. if necessary any such rf,lpreauntntions. [’ori~lons wishing to procure definite iii-

formution fan this subject are naked to' correspond with me 'direct and I shall bo pleased to reply with definite and incolltrovertihle proof. There sro il. fow shiiros unsold in the Bridgetown N. S. Company which may be secured lly up plying direct to me The ranch, like the Bunbury. is conducted under my own personal supervision and with exclusiv- ely guaranteed pure P. E. Inland stock.

B I RAYNOR.

Albcrton

1308-9-10Ml0ipd '

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have your 0l`ll0l`- E- `A- F°5t°I`. Cell' larly annoying. You should get in a " - l Pal Dl'll85ll0l`°~ Mtl~ supply of Tanglefoot, Poison Pads, \,_ _ __ __ _'_ ,` ` . `

Spiral Catchers. und Persian Insect ' ’ V

f :.,_ ,il ,_-_._-_» -_<3 7-._.,,_»_._-,__ -,.-I»,._-.-_-..§.-~_._>.._: ._-_-_~.»_._

'_ Powder. Our 'tile catchers varlo in ,` _ 'g ._-.__ l . `

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EVIIIIY IIUSKY FAI; ER

Eslrwpgayhip .pv»hest,,snl_l ftp _ ' _:ky mot grant 1 5 its e. mea Fors renzt . sono ~ u

in you're hsrv tl` #IEW the future

srawnnrs sliluilu'

eventually

Kidney

Pills

Health is impossible until the kidneys are

healthy. Most of the waste products of the body are eliminated through the kidneys-

' without this elimination the body would .

kidney troubles you’ll find Rexnll Kidney Pills of unusual merit. Boi of 60 pills, 50c- money back if dissatisfied. _

M cKinn0n Drug Co-

die of poisoning. For all minor

r. Gt. Geo and ‘Kent Sis.

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| Rexall

un- ..__ uni

'dimly and

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lllekey _& Nicholson

Contented_l

ls the msn behind s pipe full of Hickely s Brigert Qut Smoking obacco.Hls I pipe dreams will always be pleasant because this to acco is manufactured from only the best Virginia .leaf the Aroma being pure and ~!rs_grsnt.>Tfy it for your next smoke.At all

Grocers and 9l\\88`l¢l°» _

'follaoeo Co. Ltd.

MacKinnon Drug Co .

Fox Post Cards

We carry the greatest as-

sortment in the Province of Post Cards illilstrating the great ftx industry of P. E. Island.

We have fox pcstals taken

exclusively for our own trade by our Kudaks.

These Photo Cards Are Valuable

Come early and secure your choice. '

We gliny many other var-

eies of intcresiiig Photo-

cards. .lohnsfln _& Johnson The Quality Drug -Store. 1

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sql usqz aiom ` _'Q qiiom pus do; - ‘

.rams paiuailid qipn .laupunoa l>°i°1l°ln ‘l>°\i=lnli -<l=\n_°°l>nv\=l

e uydn ind si .iapmod sing,

°Sli|pa; any pus

qsaz; ‘looo aaeyaq; sauna; pus I

a/mug aqi suaiiolig

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.tip z,usaop :sql .laqisl Amsaia 'qoii u oiui Kpgolnb dn sqioia

ll 'pandds ` Alicia \s} :apnea

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classes.

lower prices.

Bnpisqg prdsg spinning

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Persian insect Powder, 5c. an ounce. ,

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TheM0st Modern Showing of new Autumn Clothing _Styles in P. E.I.

THERE ARE ALL SORTS OF MEN’S CLOTHING. There are styles that everyone can wear--styles

that some people can wear-and styles that uobodycin or will wear. We offer you a great range of the first two'

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YOU WILL FIND here a grand range of the quiet--'well tailored tasteful clothing that appcals to all

l- quiet tastes-you will find also the smart -up to the minute model that appeals to young men-and men who stay

young, You will find clothing as well made- as carefully tailored-as the finest cu<tom gtods-but at much

'I`he_I"inelf Suite in Prince Iliiwnd Island of $9.50, I0.00, I2.50, I5.00. I0.00, 20.00. 20-00- The Smartest Overcosfe in Prince Edward Island ei $9.00, l2.00. I5.00, I8.00. 20.00, 25.00. The Nicesf Boy's` Suits in Prince Edward Island $4.00, 4.50, 5.00, 6.00, 7.50, 9.00, I0.Il0.

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