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THE GUABDXAN. CHABLOTTETUWN, PRINCE EDWARD ISLL D* AUGUST U _ -

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The “Ki Qugafyehgi v

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is the idealof comfortand ap. l pearance. ‘

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the foot, no squeak-greater wear, more comfort, handsome appearance.

Gold medal, Paris Exposi-

tion.

TURNWSHOE

A *-2 gg mg vt- .~ r et

- aj S4.oo All dealers.

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Alley & Co.. Agents at Ch’town,

Charlottetown treat ...ff ` _ Wien y- -» 't " " are looking for

,»¢._{':"ofe`“.‘_ anything inthe

Souvenir line,

it will be to

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$_,_Q_‘~£2L"'__ C51' tage to look

`;“ ____ ` -. through our " ___-e' ‘_o`5;< ` ` " stock, as you

__..-_2 _ will find artic-

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We are not selling at a i W

small profit everything in our grocery, are cordially invited

to ca‘i and rec for the-m~elv

.Ask for Allan’s Champagne r

]i0la,_.the mo.-t delicious sum- _ _

Z ' mer drink you ever tasted.

1. Jas- Kelly Q. Co S

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l` it _ Ten cases came along i

` ;s¢;- fra- - o,,_ today_5l_S, 10, of our

__ ' ’o};` fall order-Several of '

S them are on the ever

1;, New oooos ll

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l _ Wann; sn..." ~1o,oooP10n- t _ ‘ ' f 'I-"fl tuse Cigars” __ , a '

‘__ Best 5 cent Cigar `

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Reooin

in single and double

f, ’ /__ Oppoglte P Ht Odl-oe. __

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A' 20 cts pkg- `

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TRY A PACKAGE.

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. ?___iii_?iie-_.__i_"9lf£ll.8:.§°° pgmrv ~°

4 ‘_ A most wholesome and nutritious .~;Y_ - I

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£3

' _ hmmm food.

if *_ i at any time of the day or even- -_ _ ing can be procured at The Hub ;_j_:_ Cafe.

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* Yepfs b in 1 sk ` _ ‘ cein a 'ngan C0 -

1 =r ' gvpiirddtialacedus in a position

' = sfully to the

_ to carter .ucces.

S i most epicurean taste. _lust a few \

(`\ (lo. _ 1

of our specialities nice y cooked, 1 nicely served. d

Chicken pies. Baked Beans. an

Brown Bread. Ham and E°’85» ,

-' Steak. Sandwiches, diherent

~ _ varieties of Pies and Cake.

'\ A159 Lemonade and temporak

_ ’ drinks of all kinds

i ` I '_ _ Dropin and look around.

Yi vwv-v\-~v T-

The Hub Cafe ‘

$9 .

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_ .‘.°“".l...‘.3i.... "* “°‘ . _ Everywhere.

` __ __ ,g,_ No tacks or threads under

ooiooooeoanséleeeevv

cooorai

ANY girl desiring to learn typesetting

should apply ot this otllce at once.

A1' the police court yesterday 'momlng

Patrick Prunty for drunkenness was fined $4 or 20 days.

Any person desiring to rent a double

cthce, with a desirable location, should apply at this office at once.

THE Rev. Mr. Campbell will preach

in the Hall at Bradalbane on Sabbath next (Sept. 1st)at7 o'clock p. m.

Lieut. Colonel and Mrs. Moore took

.passage on the S. S. Bonavista for Sydney yesterday, they will be absent about a week.

Rav. Jas. McDougall, will preach (D. V.)

in the Kirk, Coleman,on Sabbath Sept.lst at 10.80 also in the evening, hour to be announced.

l. O. F . Regular meeting of Court

Avondale tc~night at o' o’clock in Pythian Hall. Report of delegates to High Court, payment of dues,etc.

Miss Rackham at Sentner,McLeod &Co. s

reopens her dressmnking establishment this Week. Those wishing Autumn work done early will please leave their order early. 26 d 2i.

A CABLE was received in the city yester-

d ay announcing the safety of Capt. Jas. W. McLeod of_the Barque Romanoff,which foundered of the coast of Ireland some days ago. The telegram is from Belfast and reads as follows:“Bomanofi`lost. Cap- tain and crew safe.-McLeod.”

` NEW Doimvrox Nora-:s.-The tea in connection with the Presbyterian church of this place proved a dnancial success, notwithstanding the note of “warning” sounded re the steamer Southport. The patronage of so many friends from Charlottetown was much appreciated, the more so as they could not have come for pleasure, the day being wet, but to help along a good cause.-Our factory continues to turn out a first class article ln cheese, under the painstaking manage- ment of Mr. McDonald.

A vsmr pretty home wedding took

_ place Wednesday evening at eight o'clock, at the home of Mr. Wm. H. Judson of Alexandra, Lot 49, when his only daugh- ter Miss Janie E.Matheson of St. George, N. B. The bride looked charming in a dress of white organ-lie trimmed with white lace and ribbon and carried a bouquet of white flowers. The brides- maid was Miss Edie Matheson sister of groom, who wore blue summer silk trimmed with cream silk and velvet ribbon. The groom was supported by Mr. George W. Judson, brother of the bride. The ceremony was performed by Rev. J. C. Spurr, BA. After the ceremony the guests sat dow n t-oa sumptuous repast. The popularity of the bride was attended to by the many beautiful presents.

I Tru: Sabbath School convention of North Queen’s was held in the Presby- terian church at Hunter River on 22nd inst. The convention was a decided success notwithstanding the busy time of the year. Out of twenty-two schools eighteen were represented the Rev. G. P. rtay- imond was present and the executive committee made no mistake in selecting the Rev. gentleman as Held secretary of Sabbath School work, as his addresses were to the point and very instructive. _The afternoon session was spent in ‘hearing the reports from the different schools and discussing the subject of _ running the same for the wintermonths. Mr. Raymond showed the advantage of .running the school the year round. The .li;~trict was well represented having six ministers. At the convention in the evening, Rev. A. N. Simpson read a paper on the Sabbath School of the past, 'the Sabbath School of the present and the Sabbath School ofthe future which must have been very profitable ani encouraging to all. Mr. George Morris also read a paper on “The 3 aims of the Teacher" which was grand indeed and well rendered. Miss Zella Clarks’ paper “The qualifications ofa ‘Teacher” was much appreciated. The Hunter River Choir rendered some very .beautifulmusic oneof the pieces being .entitled “Willa Man Rob God." As the writer was appointed to give the address of welcome time would not permit it and it was cromied cut. The people were _delighted to entertain the delegates from different parts of the district. Supt. ofthe Methodist S. School.

HAS STOOD THE TEST for over twen

ty-tive years with thoroughly satisfactory results. Fuller's Blackberry Cordial may be relied upon as a remedy for all Sum mer Complaints, in Children and Adults

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o°"“° i fgfort- 'il ble

Explains how you feel after go-

items

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ing through our chairs. We have A*-1

,_ -soocnssoas ao- -ve i

lsrtaxr: anus 650- 9lllH“T“F“5»"~"°“°"° ” ~ Lu.c.P.L¢na<m.

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M everythingthat goes to make a

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man feel pretty nice after being

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shaved. If you want a first-class

shave drop in at the Acme Par-

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CITY AND I

gle Island, Alaska. "Budd," as he was popularly known, went out to Wranglc

tcu Advocate.

Av Ottawa despatch of Aug Zbtb sa s

the honorary rank of ColoneL

Miss Sarah Forbes. Miss Mary Affleck.

Miss Elizabeth Russel.

Mies Deborah Hurccmb.

Miss Mary Horn. _ Miss Margaret C. McDonald.

Miss M. P. Richardson. Miss Eleanor Fortescue. Miss Mary Burlington, late of the South _

African field forces.

To be Second Lleut.,Sergt. G. Simmons, Charlottetown, Co. Vice S. Gray, retired. -'

Coaswau. lorss.-Miss Gertrude

Heartz, teacher of Worcester, Mass. who has been spending her vacation, with her uncle Mr. Joseph Heartz, returns by the O Ollvette today.-Harvesting is about completed in this section. The grain crop though not up to the average, is exceed- ing the expectations of the farmers.- Cornwall school reopened after vacation _ with an attendance of twenty-five. Our teacher Mr. McCallum has been conduct- ing our school for the past four years, and now enters upon his fifth year. An estimate of the work done by Mr. Mc- Callum maylbe had on reference to the list of students matriculating with P. W. College at the recent examinations. Cornwall school standing second to none of its class on P. E. Island.--The quantity of milk received at our cheese factory has declined, owingto the horn ily and poor pastures, to ten thousand pounds per day. On Friday night two hundred cheese were sold at 93 cts per pound and are being shipped to Dillon and Spillett to-day.-Cornwall in common with many other places on the Island _furnished its _quoto of men for the Northwest Harvest excursion.

Address presented to Miss Donaldena

McDonald of Point Prim by the members of Y. P. S. C. E. of that place.

your departure from our midst, we wish toconvey you to our very great regret that those ties, which have bound us together _in chrlstain work, are about to be served Your place in the Sabbath and Y. P. S C. E. cannot be easily dlled. You fulfilled your duties as organist for these organi sations very efllciently and courteously Your class in Sabbath School to whom

o of your pupils. _In the C. E. ` society, o which you were drst an associate, later an active member, you zeal in furthering its interests has been very marked. Your courage and hope, even under trying circumstances' has been an inspiration to your fellow members. To your new sphere, you carry with you our best wishes for your welfare, and the hope that there also you may be aloving witness for the master known and read of all men. In con- clusion we fervently pray that “God be _ with you till we meet again.”

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CASE IN PLATTSVILLE

Lady in that Place Proved to Have

been Cured by Dodd’s Kidney Pills

PL_u'rsv1LDLE, Ont, Aug. 26 (Special.

Mrs. Barrett was cured of a genera nervous weakness byDodd's Kidney Pills. The following 'is an extract from the Echc’s story, in which Mrs. Barrett’s statement is published in her own words.

€‘I wasaphysicial wreck. I could not

sleep, had no strength, suffered back- ache, headache and neuralgia and was nervous and miserable. I was treated by doctors. but their medicines afforded me no relief. I chanced to read of Dodd’s Kidney Pills. I tried them. I have taken in all twelve boxes, and feeling better from the Hrst have steadily improved

_igntilhnow I have never enjoyed better

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` TEETH! TEETHl Dr. Wright of the Baltimore Dental Rooms, Charlottetown, _ will be at Cardigan from Monday August _l8th until Saturday, August 2-ith, and at

until Friday August 30th and he will be prepared to practise every branch of his profession in its most modern and up-to date style. 22 tl 30th

Watermelons 40c each at W. A. Hutche-

son s

\Ve zuarrantee our Pasoeurized milk to

test 4‘7,in butter fat for the month of August. After that we will guarantee , 4. 2%. J. C. McDonald, Pasteurized Milk Factory. 13 d tl Aug 31st

" If You’re a

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School Teacher

Ycu’ll want awatch '

_ You’ll want a good watch. . .F You’ll want a good watch cheap.

_ ) We want to have a chance to tell you -f ` _ about our

`~\ _ Fine Watches

-'I' -AND-

,//f Low Prices

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_ __ ` ,om _ \ war¢ues_._ `~_ . oHB:|.E¢:$‘i‘1';'?»wn. PPHYSICMN ANI.?__.SHR.(.;.§.0..N.

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-Lieut. Col. Herchmer is placed upon the ' '

2 ' _ ’ _

retired list, and in recognition of his I A

services in South Africa and is granted

The following ladies are appointed nurs- 3 ' i ` I

ing sisters: I ' a G Miss Georgia Pope. f - _ _

DEAR 'I‘nsculR,-On this, the eve of

Georgetown from Monday, August 26th

:asa

Woan reached Picton lastweek of tba, . . . ._ . .-.... ____,_...____ __.,_.,_,,__x __

fn°::fh2’a‘;‘;‘_";§;;‘:lf",:';r';‘:f,'; ‘ MEET ME AT THE ALWAYS BUSY STORE.

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at the time of the Klcndyke boom, and ; _ '

found employment there. He had many friends who will read theselines with sin- 4 cere regret. Capt T. G. Taylor, of Char- L

lottstown, is a brother of deceased.-Pio ~"'""""i

toaset

ladies who have previously

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No Charge For

the latest includes-

T St uH'ed Olivrs

Indian Relish Club Chatney French Capers Plain Olives

Lucca Oil

Pickled Cucumbers 10c dnz. Mixed Pickle 200

Shrimp

>_ more who are desirous of wearing a perfect fitting, = reliable and absolutely comfortable corset.

Every lady in Charlottetown invited.

Stanley Brs_.

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Miss Sexton.. exlgert

corset iitta of ew _ York, arrized here last _ night, and will remain a

few days.

llorsolo lillal

_Since Miss Sexton was

here before, a ‘radical

change has taken_iplaoj__e in the styles. She e be pleased to lit all the been_iitted. and as many

Filling

whether

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ff,-_ __ .

you have endeared yourself, _ will miss ‘ . _ e _ 1 _ your instruction. As a Sabbath School _ ` __ .. 1?. ,..-. -~ -»'»'i_1.‘

worker you were sincere, and manifested e ' ` 6 ' g '{`_f- _ a deep concern in the spiritual interests ‘ _ : ._ , , _ ns.

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_ --Are Constantly Arriving at the-'

SUNNYSIDE GROCEllY

Tomatt o Sauce Mushioon ‘°

Harvey ’s “ Monsteri af: ' ,_

Mushroons in tins

Oysters in tins

A * _

(dry cr in pickle)

-Th E h f hi 1 h it d) ... .‘:...a.a 3. as °.e°°..;:2..a.' e.s.._ S &_ °oo°°oi°

._ . '9 oz.

Sunnyside Grocers.

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no-:a:=.:so-:so _“_ '

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§ll\ey’re Pleased §With ineir sallorohase..

and so is everyone who buys musicsl instru- \ ments from ue. Wem

agaaaaaoaanaaa

guarantee them -if not just right, bring them back. E Speaking of prices-every H one knows we’re in a pos- ition to sell cheaper than E any other house on the Is- M land .

_The Charlottetown

DRIVING PARK BABES

1901. wn.x. ss mann sr

Gharlotloiowm P- E. I-

WEUIESDAY and Tlllllliillt. th lltl

and |2ll $o|\lelt|r.l90l. _

|-|oRss___RAces

$l2 50 PREIIUHS $l2 50

First Day-Sept. 1 llh, 1901. 2.35 class trot $|5o.ou Free-for-all trot 300.00 2.14, class trot mom

Second Day, Sept |2lh, 190|. -

2.28 class trot $r5o.ou Free-for-all, trot and pace 3oo oo z.3o class, trot and pace 15° cc

Purses divided 5o per cent to Srst 25 per

cent tosecond, x5 per cent to third and xo per cent to fourth

Entries close 4th September, 190:. No hotle

barred by record__made after lst July, Igor

Specia ly low rates by steamer: and railwayl

e.d.n-iission to grounds, z5c; children under ra

vears old, x5e;a »-1s_sion to grand stand, _

For further particulars and :ace prcgr2&

write the Secrets _

fy _

All communications to be addressed to the Sco-

recary.

c. R. sM.u.Lwoo1>, sary-

L. HASZABD, President. ~f

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