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cali at our Bakery.

D. STEWART,

ECI-[PIB BAKERY. lakes last Bread.

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FOR SALE ‘

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Hotel property at Ili. stewart, s ste nee containing is reams, beside giichem,

o .o barn, sned'and sample room, conveniently it gated opposite R. R. Station. For particu-

lars apply to

E. B. CLARK.

Mt Stewart. P. E. I. api 1-3 sw h w 6m

Reporters and Correspondents Everywhere. _

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1’ YW have a good horse see W. B

ucx °~ 'child W0" Dllhonzors by the Princess

Mrs! Jane! Smith returned last night

from Boston,

un.. E san Downs. nm.-ssc nstoignt from lfoncton.

TBI tide Will be high indly ati and

tonight at 12.96.

B. D. and Mrs. Rogers returned last

night from Bedeque.

Waiter A. and Mrs. Mellett, Hoattlu ard Spending a few dsvs at Searls. l

Donald Crfvkett, York, who wal so

seriously ill is somewhat improv.d. _

John Connolly and Robert Bearlsto.

Sydney, came to the ciiy lest night.

TH: Ollvetle makes her last sail from

this po t this season today at one o‘clo.k.

The Guardian regrets to learn ofthe

serious illness of Mrs. Abram Brown, York.

John Robertson, lnlrerman, the well

known fruit grower, of New Perth, is in `he City.

TH! second span of the Hillsborough

Bridge was placed in position yesterday forenoou.

CALL at the Union Commercial Stand

at the Exhibition and have y.ur letters typewritten free.

Ml-s Ncl ic Rcagh has returned home

after spend ng two wccks holidays visit- ing in Nova Scotia.

Torromrow the Harrington 8: Zevs

Comp 'ny reopen the Lyceum with their play “Bcgone Dull Gare."

Rev. J. W. and Mrs. Godfrey have re-

turned from a lu nths vacation in Prince Edward island.-Colchester, N. S. Ex.

Fsilzms will regret to learn that Prof.

H. A. Tanton cut his flnaer severely several days ago while opening oysters.

JOHN Kelly, Clrarlottetown, was badly

burned about thc hands and feet in Phiiadefpliia recently by the leaking of a boiler.

Inman will be no boat: on Friday and

next Tucsd-»y the Ha'lfax will basin her fall smlims by leaving here each Tuesday at onc o‘clo k.

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WEEKS’ FIILLINERY OPENING.

tomorrow. tucsdav and fol-

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A-Special Display of BA'l`l'i_ SKlN SUAP

Fall Novelties of ny rairy

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Every Sort.

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5 cents for large cake.

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Bev. 1'. W. Goodwill with his wifeand .

lastIevenlng from Oni ario.

IN the Half Mile Bike race li and und I"

at the interscholastic Sports Saturday li. J. Jenkins Queen, Square was dr-st not H. J. Aitkins as previously stated.

.Tames J. Bethune, on return t Picton; Earle ftobins and Percy Chapie'l left yesterday for Chicago where they will study dentistry.

Tae outward cargo of the Bonsvlsra yeat rday aftemoon included HK) bags DMI. W0 bags potatoes, tio brls potato s, 815 boxes cheese, 4411 small packages pples besides sundries.

On Sunday the home of Ambion Craw-

f rd,Bt.,Peter's Road, near New Gardi- gan, was broken into in the for-enoon whl'e his family were attending church and $21 stolen therefrom.

A olllruiun from the southern sec-

tion of the Hillsboro reports that all day Su niay a number of men were fishing oysters on Yullerton's Marsh. This viola- tion of the Sabbath should be looked inio and lf possible the guilty parties brought to justice.

AMGNG those leaving the Province

yesterday were Dr. Sullivan with Mrs. and Miss Sullivan on return to Ottawa; Mr. Boyd, Editor of the Moncton Time-, with his wife on return home; Miss Munn. Mermaid, Lot 45, to Boston ; Isaac Pound. of the P. E. I. R , on a visit to Boston ; `

Mas. J. W. BnANscosssx,whn has spent

thc summer with her mother Mrs. Alfred Cro/g, Malpeque has left on retum to her hone ln Csu\brldge,Mass, accompanied by Miss Maggie Bernard , Darnley, who pur- poses sponding thc wlnier with hor aunt Mrs. l‘}l'ery Straw N, H. ’

Ernest Earle, of the Rpyal Bank

of Canada, who now has his head- quarters in Montreal, goes to Toronto this week to relieve the agent for a fortnight, and then he goes to Vali- couver, where hc will bc married on October 18th. Mr Earle has taken a house in Montreal.

S. A. McDoNsr.D has decided to give a

free scholarship in the Intemationa Corrcsrondence School to the person obtaining the largest number of votes from purchasers at his store. For each 25 cents worth of goods anyone is cntit ed toavote. The rompetitlon is open be- ginning today to October lst.

Tha Oilvette arrived curly this morning

on ber last trip of the season with the following passengers: Frank Flynn, A. J. Russ, P. N. Mcbeod, Miss Matheson, Miss F. Nell, Mrs. Perry, Mrs. F. E. Hamilton, Mrf. Henry Shower, Miss M. G. Phillips, Miss McCain, G. L. Murphy, .l. J. Mcllonall, Mrs. C. Perry, J. W. Bridges, A. H. Se'lcri,on, J. M. Smith.

A'1'tbc Police Court yesterday for first

Offences against the Prohlbltory Act, John Kelly, Henry Hughes and Bcnj. M'unroe were each fined $100 and costs. The cases again:-t Mrs Coyle, third offcncc and Augustus Alys worth, second ofl`cnce were adjoumed for a week. Three drunks were dispcscd of as follows: Willis McGregor, $10 or 00 days, Jos Cameron, $5 or 30 days, C Howard dismissed.

AN English paper says: “Of the

Meister Singers themselves it is not too much I/oo say that they were perfect. None who have not heard them can form any idca of the wonderful clfect of the melody. ‘Old Folks at Home,` with banjo accompaniment; without the banjo, onc voice taking the so'o while thc others imitated the Negro instrument." You must hear this Thursday and Friday of next week in the new Concert Hall, Mar ket Building.

Rav. G. F. Dawson, preached to a

large and most appreciative audience at Union Sunday evening choosing for his text Luke 13, 24"Strlvs to Enter in at the S ralght Gate" etc He showed that salvat'on not only meant an cntra noe into Heavcnbut the formation of a Christ like character in this world. As it required perseverance and energy to entlr the kingdoms of music. art, literature etc., so oven a greater effort was required in enter the Heavenly Kingdom.

A-r .1 meeting of the Executive Com-

mittee of the Prince E rlwnrd Island Sun- day School Association held last night it was decided to cbmge the place of meet- ing from Montruue to Cl\arlottetown» The expense of special train from Summerside and inability U1 XLT ll ’ll¢l\|“ boat from Geornetown to Montague corn- pelled thc committcelto make tho change. All schools that lntendd sendingde‘euate to the Convention are rcqursted to forward their names to Col. F. S Moorc Chnrlottetoa n at oncc.

NB,

B. neess yesterday

¥I'l~ Albert Sabine has returned bomb from a pleasant visit to her sisters and brothers in Manchester, N. H., and other American eltiee.

Bl one of the big crowd that are going to the Open House tomorrow evening Hear the Rev. Deo Wi l ams sing, "Come into the Garden llaud," and Miss Edit-l lcDonell'a solo These will be worth the price of admission to the [most popular amateur performance ever given here.

Somethi g new.-Hasaard k Moores were showing something real new and very choloein pictures this week, fine color-ings, chaste frames, good subjects, in prices a'ltlre way from 951:, lo $7.50 each. All new goods at special ex- hibition prices. Hansard Q: Mrore.27dil

Taoea who are kindly contributing

donationsto the`Exhlbltlon lunch to be given by t‘e Ladies Aid of P, \E. I. Hospital will please send as follows.- Flrat Methodist and Grace Churches will send donations to Mrs. B. Rogers. Prince St , or Mrs Dr. Taylor Tuesday. Et.James, Bt. Peter's, and Zion Churches will send Wednesdal _to Mrs. B. Rogers Pr nce Sf.. or Mrs. Dr. Taylor. Please not send dishes that must he retumed.

Tax Maritime Synod of the Presbyter- ian Church in Canada will meet on Tues- , day, Oct. 4th, in Prince St. Church, at 7. 30 p. m. There are belongingtothe Synod, ministers and elders, about four hundred and ilf~y,of these at least two hundred and twenty Ive have already signified th- ir intention of being present. It w il ta! the hospit ility of the two congrega- t ons beionglnlrio the Synod tothe utmost to make provision f.r so large a number.

Last Friday evening whllc driving on

the Lot 49 road near Alexandra, Mrs. Henry Jones and Miss Susan Jones, Hazerbrook, were run into by u drunke man driving an express wagon. They were both tl. rown from their carriage and sewrcly bruised and shaken up. The wagon was also badly smashed and thc reckless and iucompctcnt driver of the other team was leit sitting in his cxpress while the horse with the front shafts went on his way. The injured ladies are recovering aithouizht sti‘l conliued to their bcds. '

Fon. some time past the pcoplc to the

southern side of the Hillsboro who cross bythe ferry service have heencompla ning of the had state of Aly »varrl`s Hill at the head of tho Southport Wharf. Much work hai been put on the hill at different times but it was not suillccnt to place it in too best. condition. Recently however Co nmissioner of Public Works Covunlsk- y has had a great improvement made. The steepcst part has been cut down. und macadaiu has becu placed for a lou fiction and then covered with ashes. it now has thc grade considerably lessened and is in the easiest possible shape for hauling and for general travelling.

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Bicycllsts and all athletes depend on

BENTLEYB Linirnent to keep thc joints uber and muscles in trim.

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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

-I. O. F. Court Avondale meets to-

nfght.

-The anuual practice of thc Stanley

Rifle Club wi l bc held on thc rifle range Saturday, October lst. commencing at 9 a. m. sharp. All members arc requested to attend.-J. E. Fleming, Secretary.

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-The Laiics' Aid Society of the P. E.

L Hospital will provide cxccflcnt

als under the grand stand at thc Exhi-

bition. Refrcshmcnts of all kinds will also be served, temperate drinks, fruit. sandwiches, home-made candy, and everything to tempt thc appetite. 28 d 2|

-Souvenir postal cards of Prince Ed

ward Island, a variety to select from, for sale by A. Brown, stamp vendor in thc Charlottetown Post Office. 8 d tf

-Highest grade Korn p'nuo, new and

line tone, can bc purchased on credit (joint notes) at auction in St. I’aul's cttory. Monday next- also ($60) quarter- oak roller-top dcsk. ' ‘Kid ill

ON! gross of the famous Babe Skin Soap

now in stock. This soap ls made from ab- solutely pure ingredients hy“Margerlson" of England. lt is especially valuable for childrt-n's use because it cannot. irritate thc most sensitive skin. Ladies who use ii. puefer it to any other kind. Our sales average half n gross a month. Try a cake just to find out how good it is. Only i0 cents, 8 for 25c. The two Macs, MacDon- ald dt McKinnon, Drugglsts, corner Great. George and Kent Streets.

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is an absolutely pure soap

made by the famous "Mar-

gcrison" of England. Pcoplc who used it prefer it to almost

any other kind. It is espec- ially recommendcd for child- ren's uae, because of its purity

and soothing qualities.

Price loc a cake. .

"The TWO MACS”

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a stylish, satisfactory lit. ~ - v

range of nearly 7oo from which to make your

choice.

To-day is a good day to buy coats

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Kaaooua, Russia, September 22.-

At an cntertainmentlast night in honor of the Japanese officers, who arc detained here as prisoners of war, the society lead- gls vied with each other in showing them every attention.

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Dysentery causes the death of more people than small pox and Y€ll0W fever combined. In an army it is dreaded more thanabattle. It requires prompt ani edective treatment. Chamherlain`s, Colic, Chobra, and Diarrhoes Rem edy has been used in nine epidemics of dysentery in the United States with perfect success, and has cured the m0=<t malgnant cases, both of children and adults, and under the most trying condi- tions. Every household should haven some strand. Ge it ie-day. It may ave a llfc. Sold by all Drullllllllis-

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Rapid calculations, arith-

metic..correspondence, com- mercial iaw and orthography are taught at the Union Lom merclal College. 23 dw tl-

Hawes Hats lead everywh

HAWES' CELEBRATED.

$5.00 HATS. Weeks & Co., sole agents.

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new Zoncert Ball MARKET BUILDING.

Under the auspices of the Knights of Pythina. The Announcement of Lon- ceris by the famous English

MEISIER GLEE CLUB

King Edwards Favorites

Will be hailed with deli£h`t by all lovers of MUSIC AT ITS B ST. The programmes io be offered by these talented vocalists guarantee a genuine

trglghhy will be aasiaicd by Miss liihel Henry, lilocutionirii and Mr. Rowland Henry, Musical Sketch Hurnorist.

Tvv o N 1 Sh 1: sl Thunduy and Friday Oct- 6 und 7.

Poxnlar prices. Everybody C-Bn

affor income.

Admission age. Reserved Scsi! 3511

and a few oft c best 50C., _

Ph” open for Coupon hnlcltrs .Satur- sy, oct. mst E1ils'_ mug store and n Monday following open tv '.118 Public

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Some Dcaltls Thinks T I

They Have a Monopoly

of Buying Furniture

Let them think so, it does nobody fany harm, and it

pleases them But for fear the public might be led away by their extravagant utterances, we humbly rise to remark, that we have been and are still buying from almost every

manufacturer ln this broad Dominion-and further we are

Lontent to sell at a much smaller profit than moat people ask_

We would like the opportunity of showing you our furniture,

and would like you to compare. and we think we can con-

vince you that what we say is true. _

John Newson.

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Coupons mayb: procured from the

Committee any time before Saturday.

26 d id.

cAR|.oAo, cumoso, on sucxrrrut

lt’a all one to us. We sell coal

oi the beat quality in any quantity -cheaper, of course. if you order by the carload; cheap enough i you buy in smaller quantities. Figure it out as you may, best coal at best prices here.

A. PIGKAHD & |30.,

Peake’s No. x Wharf. Phone 240. Charlottetown, P.E.I.

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-Ask your denier for “luvemess

Imperial Sl-rcviivd Coal." None better

22.d.tts.tf.

Horse powers. threslaera and eem~

____ bined shakers and cleaners on hand

City Council meets on the second Mon and in °9“"° °‘ °°°"'m°tl°“~ wili' day in each month. Dr. F. F. Kelly Ulllhlp and malorlel wlfralyhd.

M.. .-f; w. W. cis.-ks, city clerk. poly to William 1. scott, llsrshnold.

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