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ii; the Dunlap Pony Contest

Closes on Saturday Sept. 27th

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~ “N-_ H4 w_ B_ Grant and wife' nround to the citizens and it is pro-

* The Pony has arrived, and it is the ‘han/dsomest

pony ever seen on the streets of Cb’town. "

There are over a hundred children in the Con-

test and one of them is going to receive the outfit free.

Help your favourite by dealing at the Dunlap

‘ Pony Contest Stores. Be sure and ask for cnpons.

'l"ir~l‘*."i°~l"‘.”'

To? 1 EXltlbltioit‘ l¢_._.w¢ are »

itttututtli _

. in Mr ivimuwl _visor-i;¢f,ore,w

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will find at Prowses, Without l5ixcepti'o`n or i.x5gge'i‘5,'_ibn the most Exclusive and up`-to-"dfate showing of Ladies’ Ready-to-wear bn P. F. lklrrnd, including the latest

niodels in huts, Gowns, Coats; Skirts,

Waists and Ne‘ckwear _ and the Famous D St and La

Diva Corsets at prices that cannot be Dominion of Canada.

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w»y:.".'t

Milliriery; Gloves,

duplicated in the

oi. wednesday asa 'r1.ii..ri.‘ at .tus tn?-te as

best gliicir Ii"6:`r`es in the world. Every visitor to the Exbibitionshould make it a point to see this Black Beauty which is worth its weights in gold; ' ' I' '

“ .viii ‘aeaaiinsrhibirton iii an aiiiiairw ...rs at tit;

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1 Special S xhibition Saleshtid Splendid 'le Show

fr -1*

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-hid* ri' 'l‘f~"i'

'\ . Coats

‘l"l'°l°°l"¥ ~l°~“t'l"_»l‘

` af* _l

_f»;».__ ki o *‘s,\` , Stunning Polo Models

/ ‘ lieavy English Tweed

and Diagonal Cloths

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i Coats of the most extrao

- bt auty of design and richness of niateritl ~ -coatsfit to grate a Winter Q.\eeu, anti r

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- i i M ' ' particularly low priced.

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H " of noie,coinpri>irig the very new

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Cusiomr ry $l8 (lt) Value

Peatitiiully tailored vtih vel

, .;- , ._ _ _ lar and rich tr mniings, makes this best

al" 'A ~‘-' L e' i l l '~ coat we have ever sold for the money. 4 _ V . . W] <7

Stars ofthe Fashion World

At Famous Prowse Low Prices

< _ Latest Styles in “Sport” i _Hom Umm 0, __ _

‘ Smart New Broad Belt Effects B-m|°~n[|.°m_fong,\e¢v¢,

' Fashionable Large Ball Buttons J ' <1

_.~ smartest shades ot brown, blue, fmt, grey i and i1iix'ures---Black coats in abuiidance.

Special Blatl; Beaver Coats _

Extra lleavy Weight $ 1 5

` §ri‘r‘ite`d Flann,e‘|`"e'i|e 1 " | avy,Grey and Blick

l These dresses are piped in ron- _

range from 34to 44 B'i~t meisure,

dinary they are made in the very latest and

' most exclusive nioflels.

A t rx il' isis of " W'iiilt|;nPiquti, lligh Neclt $ 1 '85

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Striking irdividualities of style

The cr-lorings are especially worthy are perfectly pomaytd in the amaz_ p p

est and ' ing delights of our new Fall Waist

I FaShi0nF- 1

All Charmint fall l\'ovrl ies

It is not :il-me in th °“pPfl=‘-‘ive

b auty ni the .-tyles that ti ev cxttl-- evtn m re in the materials _and their " . construction is thei wonderful value

~li wo.

vet col- ‘

U l Fashion’sLovliesr Dt-ess Styhs i Remarkably Low Priced

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'l liey are New Furs. I Fashionable Furs of superb

-ll 1 _ [_ - 1 trasting shadesto match a'udthe sizes __ V V There is _a very large and ,_ .f 4, »_ I ,_ ee, - - -

mink iriarmct, near seal and all other Fashionable Furs. , __

matched sets, int ffs, scar fs, etc

There are plenty ofthe very

el-" _' `

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,( ‘~ , fashionable Mink and Hudson , ' ° ‘ " ` » ll V- I, »: seal pieces. f, _,_ if tit --

Thtre are coats of Astrac-

haii, puny and northern musk

Fur sets and muffs of mink, f ` X ‘it

is not necessary for ytu

ti take your furs hiine now. A small dejosit will secure

till you need theni--

» ` only---don’t leave town before

f st eing what we can save you on

` 1 q-//__ 4 _

your furs this setson.

New Furs in Exclizsive S tlyes _,_

In Ari Uriridrnlleléd Exhibition Salé

' ` " ` IT is not too early lo buy furs it you can buy them at tlié '

right price, ` .

These turs are “bargains” in tlie real sense of the,

quaity.

~ diversified stock,including coats, , ,(17 5( -5.. _, _i ,_\,,

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_pp 1-/\YS to buy in this l‘i-iivincc. t_-OTE (J5'lN’I‘t por wordlciich inner.

, _ , . , _ 1011 ur ii vci- isiug in tiis column.

Aithitqtrliu .dil»ci`iiiiiARll-iis lilhorilfamidqlmu gush linust accompany order' Milr

° - imtun c urge twenty-five ccm;g_

f'l'lw W. t'. l`\’liui':t, with conl from _-FOR S\LF _T1 b ~ Hytluvy for ltcutl & (_`o., ni'i'ivt-d in vcr fox oily; liirge liiiiiglelqigckvlidil h'tiiiiiiu\i‘i=itli\ yt-stt-witty.-J. bred of the Rayn0r_¢1-uplén 'stock

, , , _ ` Price son hle. A 1 t P, ,

'~'liilw i\'ltlItI\l.\.'(. DAIIIYV(lii`ni'tlinii-pox gsmmemideijp £57-(§9_19M3_

c.tu lie iilitiiiiitetl ut; I.;\iiort,y ri 'lunsop _

iz_il I'ui'loi's, Siiiiiinnlsitle. _MAL1'>EQUE__.That the womenvs ' ` _ _ I Institutes are doing creditable work _-MIL I<R.»_\Nly l.Al<Fl<.l`tl’Y is Gunr-fuloiig lines for the betterment. of the

diziii Agent. in hiiuinicrsitlc. H18 ofhge ggmmunity is shown by B glance at l‘li<»iic is 26. [the report of the September meeting

~ ---‘ f tl Mil W ‘ '

__SIllti~l('.ltIliERS should renew nlfllhc iatiilijedtpidiliediscciidlsibiti Evriaiimtllildttiv

WCCK oi' two before tho time they thc Womcu’s Institute movemeiit crm have paul for has expired and tbusliclp the schools of Prince Edward not miss nn issue, ns ull papers rirc'lsl:ind. The members were very 101-. discontinued promptly on expiry date, ltunute in securing the services of the

-- Superintendent f Ed t' , M _ R.

__..t`i.ll"'[`()N Ilt)IlSl<l.- The follow-||l‘l, Vunipliell, wlcio Bpdlil: diitxthisrsiih- int: r-t»if,ist,t-red ut thc (iiifton l~1‘ouso,.ject in it very helpful, earnest, and l‘,ii||im|~i~siile, ycsitortlny;--Wm, Wai- inspiring wny. This was supplement- tou, llumiltou; H. 'l`, 'l`:\ylor, Mono- cd hy talks by Misses Mttnn, Beiiir- tiiu; ll. li, ltliigellce, ltiontrcnl; H.W. *‘t0» “Hd Hupgood, tcacherg in the (‘:ii'i'tttlu-rs, Ivlout.ui;uo A. N. Frnser, 1“l\lP0ll“¢ 'md -HUmlli0n 50110015. in }i~,|ii,-,_\; ;\,i,~,,~_ |{_ ,\_ |s;n\,,yg,,n_ MrS_iwbich they suggested definite lines A,-,.|,,.,-I _;_ W_ mdmmsv Bm,,fm.d; nlong which the Womcn’s Institute'

clit->~it_t_~i‘. ltositou; .lm-i. l'viidcr und wm‘_ such canlest t_°*1°h"5» who “M79 r-|,_.,,q_ (\(,\,,,,.,,’ Stu _,uhm R_ (L the interest of their schools ut heart' Fruiksluiiiks, l\louti‘c:il ond R. (inthe WOIWJII of the district feel ln-

' |upircd to go forwurtl with the work

Ni-irnon, 'l'<>routo.~.l. _

\of school improvement.

--'rum iuou\\'i-:i\'.\'.\.~ ' _ wior- -"”*”_

wt-izuu from Moutrcul, \vitiihli llti'ge'(Fmi" ycsferdayvs Evening Glmrdmm ilivviml freiizlit, iuclutiiiii; 20 tous ot’ "h_0(Ki“Y'-` The mst hockey fox wire, zirrivctl lit Sitntnicrsitlc tttlnfeeqng Ui the 88950" fuck pmce 3'? noon yt-stcriluy and soiled ugaiin ntt i\°n`q'"i:t'm 0" Fnduy mst' when tb” 7 p. ni. for St. .loliu vin (‘hitrlott.e-iyoung men or thnt place got t0f5°th` town. Hi-r out\v:\i'tl trurgo conuistcd ‘ir "nd furmcd fm fltmeuc club "fr oi Emo lines pot.ntor-ri, |50 lutgs tur- til" l“'rp“"e 0! stnrhng 3" 09°” mr nipu, 2||.\ i»ni.'s of ontu und u quiuiti-"""k "mi lmckcy t““m' The "°t“"‘ tv ,jf ,my ,md Straw’ “H Hmmwd hy home of Mr. Jus. Pcndcrgrnst is/:cms .iour~p|i lfvud & t'o.; 20 cattle und 20 t" lmvc Wt' 'ww lm’ "lt" the 5p"rt` Hlincii sliiiiporl by Messrs Manu nutli mg "l°m°"t“ “ml “lth"“m‘ “Ut T"""’

I sent lu: was iinnnintoiisly elected

“1 l` : .-. . ul Wm ____ lmnrmizur nml on being interviewed

V Th ,H0 i , 0 » t _since hns stated his willingness to

-i lllilltl _- f ' . i .

cd ni the Q,,e,,n(`H(0t,,|t` ;i,`,n,,§,eg,.,:i(;.(§' not and dcclnrcs hc will do the best

' ".7 1 ._G _ R_ M mg( ,ary be can to train n good hockey team. HEIQH ny. egumuel w(;odB:,.[:,,.th:; A subscription list is being fuken

Charlottetowm p_ babie that along with the aid ot sev-

J M_ gcotgyioral entertainments a substantial

Brown' sum of money may be realized to

Kensing-

fact

help along this good cause. ton is now waking up to

that there good, clean need-t

, hors, \vlio is going to pay them

| U F ,lutck'.* (Jur Insurance must stnud on | | 5 fits own nicritu, iiutl the plniu facts

ure that the old rates were not

Another letter to nn old member of _mmww"t' A MGC' the 1.U.lt`. from ltcv, A. Mctlillivrny _ ' mis

Dear Friend:-I nm one of those ,¢,,»,_:,6,_.,,.".,_~_,»_,:,,:_4,,:,,:_,:,_:“.,¢,,:,,>,:,

who joined before 1899. My mem- i .°. ° ° ‘ ° ‘ ‘ °

bership dates buck to 1888. In 1898 55° , it becnmc plain that the rates were ‘§‘ `

not sufficient, and the present scale :$1

. . . . P°-°.°°»°°.° -;»

was adopted for all new members. _.2",”.".”.__:,,:,,:,,¢,,:,,:,,g,,3,,3,,z,,g,,:,,:,,;,.:.,;,._.

The pity is that the then members, ° ’ ' ° ' SEpTEMgp,R 23

but it wus said that the old mem- _ 1 E 1111 Q, bers had borne the heat. and burden 1680 IE2;i‘“e1Fc?,tlt §r'1512‘Tg B vue ' of the day, had mndc th? Order whnt. ]734___M&tt’h°w Fmtt’ one of the most it ls, took the risk of Ifoneers, and noted of the early American' made it strong and popu1u1r fo1‘,thosu| ` Artists' hom in Phnudclphm' coming after thcnk BLT SENT;-i med there’ Jam 8' 1805_ M§fl,,;rG WDHIIEQJ “iq T A,I`)¥i1R§2Ir*P{ ' isos-Lewis una oturk returned to St-. 'gr AIM'S (lim WISL £01. gl; AC_| Louis from their exploring ex- oi§r>'rFn' BY 1i~1sURANoi~; ooivt-' P"‘““°“ "° the N°‘°’"'°“"'

A ` 1863-The territory of Arizona was

MISSIONERS, as nn equivalent for organized

t ‘ . -

::I;t“;::....;“.;1 .i22.;§1.°se.1z:; 1t6»-_;~,;t3;=f,,;;;~;;;;»»ry.

l .

glligtherlgceigsn 333,-:§;`eb,§'s¢aiT:(iJtf\;;€ 1887--William McMaster, Cunndirtn

statcsmnii, died in Toronto.

ternal.

so 1 support the I o F. nut. 'ritewl Hof" in Irellmd. in 1811-

:is really nothing els-c to do. I gm 1889--Wilkie Collins, English novelist,

one of the 16,159 members carrying died. BOT" 1324-

. _ - C l

Wm' lJ_iAq' mmqwlw; ,rcmmc A. Wim ,mum “must mmerinlly In this work_,lnsurnnce amounting $21,957,021.21, 1903 Intcrnntlonnl on creucc on

nll of which will have to be settled Tuberculosis met in Philndcl- for within the next ten years, reqnir- phin. .ing n total of $l6,687,336.11. 1909-President; Tnft. opened the j tn: rm: r. and my fellow members great cunnison tunnel iii Color- mny bc expected to contribute in the ado. next ten years, $3,26B,6l8.B0, in 1911-Obadiah Gardner appointed 1iBSeSSmeI1£8~ True there M2 $6,000.- United States senator from 000 Accumulated Funds to the credit. Maine,

,of the 86,416 members who were in .__-

lthe Order prior to 1899, but of these- (;nN(;RA»1~U[,Arp{0N9 rp()_ 69,000 members nrc under 59 years of E_ Templg Thurston, well known “get and “Ot ln ml' class- English novelist, 34 yours old to-

T0 pay our Beneficiaries the amount day \ ,

of our Benefits, will require all our' wminm Dm win Hyde presmcnt of nssessments, will exhaust all the re- ,Boston Coney, 54 Yann; om ¢_oduy_ ia r ntrlbutcd ’

9 vc C” 'numbers wh"» Joi-icph D..°lnyers, twice governor of

“nd 12 Or' 13 Texas; 72 years old today.

James H, Heal, noted chemist und

educator., 52 years old today. I Viscount. Mountmorren, noted Eng- lish trnvelcr and journalist, 42 years old today. | Major -General Inlgo Richmond `.Toncs, dtstiniriiished British soldier, G5 years old today.

CEASE THE

the ncstiou ta tniiill of

the

Oi'

huuttt Ptittvvti .

Although critics have compluincd that the courtly l<lui~1`s code is wnnt- ing in inornl tone, und places nu ex- cessive vuluo ulloii externnls, lt. has exerted ii profound influence upon all thc generations of the Englishmen since its publication. Even Dr. John- son, with whom Chesterfield was long nt sword‘s points, said of the “Let.~ ters" that “they ought. to be studied by every gentleman." During his last: years Lord Chesterfield was, both dent and blind, but his fine mnn- ners only left htm with life,, and his lust words, “Give Dayrollcs a chair," proved that the dying man bird not ,forgotten the consideration due ii friend.

,i____________-

iililiiilii EUSSIP [li ,

l l\.E.[I. Sillllilll

W. J. McDonald of the Customs

Dept., Ottawa, culled at the College Saturday. Mr. McDonald is doing well himsnlf and reports that the eleven other U. C. C. “grads” at Ottawa ure nlso on the “successful” route.

supply of typcwrlters to meet tba de mnnd of the unusually large classes.

While you'ro in town attending the

exhibition be sure and stop at the _l.i. G. C.-inspect the school, note our tip-to-date equipment, -etc.

Our facilities are at your service

Cured Diseases

r A ,of_tl_ie lfidiieys

AND rs ni~iPnNnit:n.oN 'ro mont* s'rouAoH_ANn Livnn iiisomm

Once Dr. fill;

D-TB

their , they

to d arising

they com and

doctor-it

W5!

Home features of the U. C. C. cd-

uoution- the brightest, cieniiest: mid most modcrnly appointed clues room in the Maritime Provinces; is stud of expert, popular teachers; the latest and most: successful systems of bookkeeping, etc., special atten- tion paid to Gregg shorthand and touch typewriting.

you’|l be sure of n good position on

NOTICE

The undersigned is author-

ized to negotiate for tlie sale

otugliree sliver black ioxes,oue fe ale and two mules. Bom in the Charles Dalton Ranch in Spring of 19:2 Guaranteed to be ot the best Island sttck.

It nu rem with ure ueuaeut. ' It NEIL Md]-10|),

you do your port ot the- work well, Banhter Summerside

_ , _

during the week-und every weck. ~ ' Cull in here and uttcud to your cor- _ N g

rcspondcucc. Every facility nt hand. "

graduation. We give you the educn- 1482 9 [SMU tion-you npply it-dm] success is l, ,

certain. _ 1519-Met. ‘X

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Test Our Tailoring l

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Tailors

i ‘ t° Gillfintee come hiatt

atiafactron l ,wr om,

had

li _

order liectture men keep on

wanting them They ‘keep on want- ing because u c make Clothes to please them l

Some inert are lmrd to fit -they get

mi* <1- Smile, ,riien want their tflotltei

y different from anybody elsc’;. -they

.2f*“~ g-t them !

0tir_Tuilor~shop caters to the whim 1 c and will_of the iiidlvldtial. We watch

our Tallotii-g closely, and gr.; gg Jealous of it us though it was our ex elusive business. -

Th" U- C- C- il* getting tn it new ' WE keep on iiinkiiig Clothes to

‘ 'ntl naw l' ll' Sttttlnp, Over- 4 , I

mat n ' 1

l la ami the Trdunrlnga

ar. handsome ln. p|ttarn_“|¢ eatorlnla. , -

` sum .» nm¢_s|¢,1az|_o| qi ~

Tfvllurl $4 IO up ~

ul" Q

it we youjiut ond, yotvtl

tis' jtlié. tiéitt ot

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