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that a watch which does NOT RUN is

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RUN? A watch which does not run i~

T right twice a day, while a cheap watch

. that runs is never right. lf you want a

watch that is always right buy A WELLNER.

each picture is given the individiizil, ‘ Johnson-5" city' WAS among those, :ittenton rivet-scary to make it a contributing to the annual sports ntl

THIS rornpsilion, lighting and positignfl W i

stiitly ol your most attractive por- FulC0nw00<l Hospital reported 801118*

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Coolc's Studio

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Our New Stock nf Men’s Shoes and Oitfoids

orc 'beauiii s. Allthatls new you _ will find hcrc, and the prices are lower than pint year See our $3.50 and $4.oo shoes an good a value as most $5 Oo shoes.

\ on can always save, money by dealing

al the old reliable shoe store

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New Silverware Just Received Dainty pieces suitable for wedding gifts atreasoiiable prices

C. W. Patterson

dinivfrtttf jeweler

Sterling Bitters The Never Failing Heart, l'-‘ervc .ind Stomach Remedy A Proven Medicine of . Exceptional Value

Tesiimonals and References

by thc hundred from people most prominent in City and

Country. No failures.

Sold Onli' Ry

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of stifling quality are otir specialty, and if you give our kind of Ccnl atrial,fyou will bnru no ctlier It is free from .slate and dirt, so there is _hotli comfort. and economy in iisiug it.

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"Another lot ot samples of the newest in Ladies' Costume Cloths Just received. We would like to show the Ladies the values, and great var- llfty we have to choose from. You know the kind of suits we make, and we wiint you to know the Cloths we linnille, also . It will pay you. D. A. lime- s-aoatt. |

"Tile newi fall suitings and over-I "”*"il\lls for men, are arriving al-| l""°* ilnilv. We invite vou to call in ` and look them over. They will please

You. D. A. Bruce. -~, . 8-30dti.‘ nisrrncrrvn- Txdiinivs e great' ynlues our new corduroy velvetesn ut - - ti-sau.

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“l.ackawanna" Anthracitc Coal ln Chestnut, Stove and Egg sizes

Th" l'lEhest grade of American Coal

inporicil here. >Srhr. Mary Hendry w'th 458 tens now. discliarpiiig,

d".;`clir.Carrie E Strong with 750 tons now

Sfljr. Levi S. Andrews with 7:5 ton-°

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C Now is_lhc time toorder your Anthracite m:‘“li ull-lc prices are lowest,and weather

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QA" orders left at our oflice 36 Queen ‘ '~ ‘ff lclcphonrd, or orders by mail will fcccivc _our careful and prompt attention und satisfactory delivery will be made.

BUNTAIN, BELL & CO.,

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IJENTIST Office Hriurs 9 l and 2 G()vcr .lenkiiis& Son NEW PROWSIS BLOCK

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Till BEST GOOD SHOE

/- Iiirictiis bocts ,_»_`_,w”" _ I _ slow the latest

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See the .New F all Styles

if Every dressy man P will hc siirpriscrl and pleased with our new showing of Invictus boots in thc lalcst I fallstyles. Tlierefs a distinctively s in zi r t Il stile to theiii, a sup- l | erb fiiii-lraiici pleasing 'l

ccinfortable shape | that coiiforms to the de ' mands cf iiative and fash-

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'llie present line is the

best wc liavo ever shown,

, ‘ exrliisiiuly good-'lic best

at any price.

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box calf and tan Crcsco calf. Special styles with waterproof “Dux Back" soles.

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Picltling

The pickling Season will soon be

here and we are pi'cparc<l as usual

est prices.

Vi/e ‘iave in stock

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BEER & G0l`F

llAl/E Yllllll Pll0T0 TAKEN EXlllllllll(»N WEEK AT OUR S'lllillll

Bayer Photographer OPPOSITE POST OFFICE.

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Ncxtdoor toBeer & Goff s. iii Queen l-ltreet. .

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l"i men. Q Withy Co., ltd STEAMSIIIP LINERS

From London Steamer From llniilax

Ki nnwba Sept. lltli Duraniru .'_‘ Wh

3apt,'i|,h Rappahannock 27th

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From Liverpool Steamer From Hnlifnx

Florence " Nl-h

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Hip |49: Almorinnn UN-» Nh “ 2.rd Ven itigo ' 1%

Th, .boygnaamers have a limited ac `

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‘ 3 l‘lie People’s Tliealre‘

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commodatloii for saloon Plllklllltfl- . n°°"’ °l’°" "l' 7'l°w°"'j mm' “mn” I llir lioston direct.

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R Pays to buy in this Province.

View. leaves next week to visit her

The schooner Annie F. Coulon,

hound to this port from New York, _sailed from the latter port, on Tues-, day.

James L. Stanley, formerly of M0I1¢‘l¢0I1. but now of Worcester, Mass, is on a visit to friends ‘n P.

R, M Johnson ol Johnson and

days ago. '

The annual Tag Day for the Char- lottetown Hospital will be on Wed-

nesdiay, Slept. 27th of exhibition wee .

I J. J. Johnston, K. C., City, was a passenger returning from the eat-it

Miss Marion lllacl'hersrin, Grand 'yestcrdsy.aftei'nooii.

brothers, in Quincy, Mass. i A$45.00 Raymond sewing machine

will be sold nt E. H. Beer's sale on liviontiay the inn.

Mrs. J. A. Ross, Ocean View, is

spending n few days with_her par- ents in Lyndalc.

A very enjoyable dance was held at

the home of Lemnng Leelair's, Rus- tico, last Tuesday evening. There was a goodly number in attendance including several teams from this city. During the evening refreshments were served and the music was sup- plied by Joe Robichaud of this city.

Be sure that your shoes fit you

exactly. Shoes that are too large will start corns as quickly as those that are too small. Buy them for comfort, and as the leather stretches

been spending the summer at herl home in Eldon, left this city yester-|

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a-,pw-'_~' ..~,_-,A,._»_.v,,;___ .. iday morning on retiiru to Boston. | '~-.-5,'-,;._-,,:__. __ :_ .- variiot be ,

Wallace Jcnkinsi, inte vice-principall

of thc McDonald Consolidateill School, Hillsboro, l’. E. I., has been' engaged as principal in a large school in Vancouver, B. (T,---St. John Exe. l

Rev. Ewen McDougall will preachl

on Sabbath, 17th at Murray Riverf nt 10.30 n. m., Peter's Road at 2.il0,i p. m. and Brooklyn at 6.30 p. m. Also Monday l8th at Iris, Tuestlay,l 9

(Mrs. Steele and daughter ure well

The officials for the twenty-eighth

ships which will be held on the A. A. A. grounds, Montreal, on Saturday, Sept. 23rd, have been announced. Dr. li. D. Johnson, city, has been uppointetl one of the judges at the finish. The championships are open to' all registered amateur ntliletes, and are sixteen in number. Gnld mcd- als will be given to the winner, sil- ver inedals to competitors who take a second, and bronze medals to the third man in each event. The races will be held under the auspices of the A. A. U. of- Caiizidal Entries will bc received up till Monday, Sept. 18. The entrance fee in each event is $1.

Mrs. Glover of murder trial fame,

has been back at her girlhood home Port lloyal, for nearly two wee ii. Her former neighbors describe her ns but a shadow of bei' former sclf. Once ,T good looking woman, she is now aging fast. Her cycs have stink into her head and she is greatly wasted away. Mrs. Glover is only home during an interval in her ef-_ forts to break bei' husbandfs will. ln ii store :it Arichnt the other day she reiiiiirkctl that the will was an out- rage. I-lnttic LeBlanc is still at home :ind is loolfng the picture of health. Manager Mombnurquctte of the King George Hotel nt Sydney, who gather- cd some girls at West Arichut gained Hattic’s consent to bc one of the

mail the former suys:--This year it, is expected that the number of stnrt- ; crs will be almost doiible. Thc race,

llrunsivick nnd Prince Edward Island, than on any former occasion. Mike?

ois of this popular club-there will

too The Abegweits sent n man- Michael Thomas, who was practical- ly unknown in Nova Scotia sporting circles-to last ycar’s race. Tbcy knew the rted Skin’s ability; they felt sure that he would be the winner. The club had taken every pains to get Thomas into good condition. The “Abbies” were after the gold medal nnil silver cup on that occasion. Tlmnins made good, he won both. This year the Islanders are after more than the gold` medal nnd the big silver cup; they are going to make a desperate effort to land the team prize. The Abegweits have a contingent ot speedy runners who are preparing for the Herald and the Mail's race and, perhaps they’ll carry| off the three best prizes; but not if! Nova Scotia and New Brunswick can help it.

::At.1as Stock Food is the necessary

medicine for horses, cattle, shcep,] hogs, colts, calves and lambs It saves feed, cures and prevents disease and promotes vigor. 25 and 50c., pack- age . E. A. Foster, Central Drug- store Sunnyside.

::Peake Bros. & Co's, old stand, keep BEST coal Phone number

Canadian track and Field Champiouj

llut. ill a hair oi' cork sole. To relieve

Miss Robina Robertson who husl corns sonk the feet fifteen minutes in

warm water softened with ammonia or henzoin.. Bind a slice of lemon on the toes, tying it securely with a bandage of soft cloth. If the corn responds naturally to the treatment, it should become so loose nfter three or four applications that you can push it out by gentle friction.

Rev. J. J. McAskill, St John, well

known here, is engendering some feeling by the strong stand he is tak- ing in the present political cam- paign. A Fredericton exchange says: Addressing a political meeting here

l th at Belle River, and Wednesday, lthis evening at which Hon. William 20th, at Point Prim, at seven p. m. 'Pugsley was one of the speakers,

--- lRe\'. J. J. Mcflaskill, miiiister of S15,

Mrs. Geo. Steel and Miss FranceslMatliew’s Presbyterian church, St.

Steel, Shediac, went to Snckville on John, nearly broke up the proceed. 'I`liiirsliny, where Miss Steel enteredl ings by entering upon a tirude of Mt. Allison Ladies' College ns a. pu-lnbuse of Sir William Van Horne, pil for the coming year.-N. li. Exc.1whom he characterized as n “bina-

phemer, a son of Belial. Great in-

known here.) l digniition was aroused and the apenk-

-i ier was almost hissed off the plat-

_inrm. He declared that he was fight- ,ing for the common peoilln . A St. iJohn exchange has the following‘- l"The presbytery of St. _John at a meeting this afternoon, delivered an effective rebuke to the political. ac- tivities of its clerienl members. Al- ltiiough the name of Rev. J. J. Me- iCnskill, was not mentioned, it was lgencrally understood that it was ,aimed at him. Following is the reso- ,lution_ "That having in view the ihighest interests of its congregation and the successful development and lcarrying on of its work the Presby- ltery plaeus on record its severest disapproval of any ministers nf this church participating as an active party in party politics." Au amend- ment, which eensuretl Mr. McUaskell ,by :name tailed to find a seconder. ='l`hc Presbytcry preferred to leave the resolution ii general one. Meanwhile the members. of St, Mathews church are unable to tclll just where they ,s'tnnd. i\'l:in_v of them had expected `tliiit hc would have had his regisnii- ,tion before the presbytcry today, in response to their request: sent hini ltcn ilnys ago. It is n situation which

ifintis no pnrnllcl in the annals of thc `li'esbytci‘inu church here. The rrsiilu- ltion adopted is too general, it is ifult, to meet the needs of the cnsie. |l~‘ome expressed the view that if min- ‘isters pf other dcno-minations had linllowed the same course ns lVli'. Mc-

| (‘iiskell ii cry would linvc been quickly

number, but she welchcd on him, up- , raised against them.

on the advice of her lawyers.--Sym 1 iiey Exclinnge. (Mr. Momhourquette. ::'(`n.ll in und see mir 25c, pipes- was formerly innnager of the Queen ,specially popular with _voting men Hotel, city.) ‘und stiidents. 'l`hcy :ire excellent vu-

lues nt: this pi-ice and there is ti

tosiipply you with tlicbc-st qtialit-. Speaking of the coming Ten Milei woiidei-ful vnrit-ty to clionse from. Sc- of \'i,,eg-ar Spices &C at the ]ow_ Road Race of tlielflnlifnx Herald and Ill.-ct yours now before the choicest.

ure gone. 'l`be Mchiniiuii llrug (‘<i.

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l ‘ ' ` ` is more popular now than ever, and, EZGO to Geo. E. Full for hard ondl ` ~ hcsidcs the runners from prnctically’S0 t Coal. - R-illillino.

Enghsh Malt ' ‘ ‘ every town in this province, theref; _ _ _____ e

English Mau (Extra Sh-Ong will bclinore contcsteunts fi'0ni Newé _

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- Thomas, of the Abegwcits, will bc xii `

l Cider . . . sure starter; ini: nie Rai skin wiu' e lng

not be the onl mon to-wear the col-

Tuneric Vvhoie Plcklmg be several other men, and good ones, I

Spices &c. &c. ` '

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in most extensive array are to be found in our store. ~

We are showing.

a splendid range of Lliina, a tremendous stock of Silverware. an exceptional line of fine Cut Glass. We’ll be delighted to have you examine these lines.

G. F. Hutcheson

` . Jeweler-Optician _ T

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Kumfort Shop l

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For 'Shiinipooinm Miiniciiriiig.

Curns.l7'ncc trenl mentictc.

I. R. 0|.l`l»`2 RHRIDGET

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llis Baby Doll.

A story that will ranch the heart of nil.

And the Cat Game Baclt. A good comedy.

She Got the Money.

_ More fun.

The llerders.

l A tale ol the hir We-at

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Pnnnr- :ist-» lt. lkrmiilolnrgisl. Rep for thc fninouii Spirella Col nuts

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RF LIABLE AND POPULAR ROUTE Between St. John And Bolton

Autumn Excursions

CHARLOTTETOWN TO BOSTON

Boston and return . . $l6.It6 Portland and return 1535

Commencin September mth and con- tinuing until T)ctobi=r lzith. iucluieivc. .li-it-, oursiun tickets will he sold at above ratcs good lor ll0 do s from data of iitiuic. l Coaatwlse lloute Leaves St. John at

9001. ni. Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri~ do s for Eastport and Boston.

llirect Route-Leaves St. John at 7.00 m , Tuesdays, Fridays and Saturdays

Fortleksts, literature and informatior

".°~'°"°' “" “.’.'.°"i.‘;‘.'€".§2f.°..'.°"“ Scotch Specialties- :t:;i::'..l.j.':.“.‘.lf.iai..'ii:.';§r.;.. *"“"“‘°""°"”' " ‘ » s Annission so "i.'ti°'n'ai'°i -”.-°" ‘» iruinurss. wrriiv at co. ifrii c W .A . s.Ng§g_N_B

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GLO E SALE. f Great Magnitude.

_ Glove weather-lias conic again and our glove department is as busy as can be these days,

The qualities and styles have again and again been said to be

the best ever shown in the citv while our special lines are simply uiarvelous values.

French Kid Gloves

Glace finish, two buttons in taxi and brown only Reg:

ular price 85c. Sizes 6 to 7_ Not guaranteed SALE PR.Cl‘.

English Dngskin Gloves

Of real cape leather, stitched with heavy outseains, _fingers all

gussetted, diamond cut thumb, spear points and closed with a large liorne covered snap Sizes 5 3-4 to 6 3-4 Regular $i.oo a pair SALE l’RlCl‘f.......... . . . . . . . . . . . _ . . . .

l Black Glace kid gloves in small sizes. T<;oIt11anyi11 I

stock. Re ular $i. 5 Sizes 5 iz, 5 34-6 Srl

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routine.

Glace Kid Glove,

This is thc glove which built un our

glove dept. Its made by the cc`eb ated french firn of “Rouillion Fr:-ies" in G.cn- oble, France ~

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p This glove is unhesitatinglv guaranted

to the fullest extent by both the maker and

ourselves. Regular price $1 25 Two clasps-SALE PRICE. . . . . . °

illlli Al.ll'A»l"S l°ll.`llAlll.l3 Black sizes 5 3-4 to 7 i-2 Navy and

7 1_4'1`an sizes 5 3-4 to 7 i-2 White 5 3-4 to

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Vassar, _Glace Kid Gloves _

A quality uiade especially for ourselves by “Rcyiiicr Frcres" of

Gre-iiolile,l<`raiicc. This glove is regularly sold in all the large

_ citicst`or$i.5o oiirprico... .,,,,., . . . . . . . , . . . . ~

Full) guariinteed. Two clasps,

lllnck and Tun in all sizes.

Suzrtie, Glace Kid Gloves

The host glovcon the market to day, made from the finest skins ony,

bv Rt-vnier Frerc.s" of Grenoble France. Tlirce cl.isp_~', fully guaranteed Black and Tan, all sizes. . . . . , . . . . . - - - - ‘

Suede Gloves

Bl ACK, This gloves is iiiade hy "Deiits" of Loudon, Iinglaiid, :intl coiiies in blue black only. The best color as it cannot fade to an

ugly brown black. Fully guaranteed two clasps, _ 53.1 tho 3.4 . . . . ... .. .. - pair TAN, made hytlie celebrated firin of ‘Trcfoussa" whose reputation

for Tan Swede is world wide. Sold in the Aniericnn cities for $2.00 while our priccislrit ... . v

Three claspc, fully guaranteed sizes 5 3-4 to 6 3-4 GR AY, Denis again, one of the makers it is impossible to get away

fiom. Pique sewn, fully guaranteed, two claspe size 5 3-4 to634....'. . . . . -

'f Dogskin Gloves “Denis”

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Y Tan all sizes $l.25_

Black, 6 to 6 3-4. 1.25 \Vhite, 6to 6 3-4 l.50

` Heavy cliaiiiois leather pique sewn,

gusseted fingers, tivo clasps wash-

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Children’s Girls’ and Boys'

f P Tan Dogsliin.

Sizes oo, o, i-75c pair 2, 3, 4, 85c pri,

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