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Mr. and Mrs. W. A- Brennan, of Sum merside, registered at the Hotel Davies last night.

Mi-s Susan Carmody was a pass*nger by the Princess this morning en route to Windsor, N.S.

Mr. Tom Davies left this morn‘ng for Montreal to resume his studies at McGill University.

Mr W.G. Macdonald, representing Kenny & Co., Halifax, is registered a the Hotel Davies.

Mr. >. B. Burns, of Ottawa, private secretary to Hon. Mr- Fielding, is a guest at the Hotel Davies.

Mri J Gordon, of the Bank of Nova Scotia, has gone to North Sydney ino the interest of the Bank.

Mr. B.D. McLellan, M. P., Tignish, bame to the city last night. He isa guest at tbe Hotel Davies.

Mr. A. E. McBachen was a passenge™ by the mail special last night, returning from the St. John exbibition.

Mre, Jobn Pasemore and Miss Laura Passmore left by the Princess today for Halifax to attend the Exhibition.

Mr. R. H. Palmer, of Seattle, Wasbiog- ton, arrived in Charlottetown last evening on a visit to his old home at Victoria.

Miss Maggie Kelly, of Montague, left for her home onthe afternoon train, after speoding @ pleasant vacation in this city.

Rev. J. M. McLecd, ot New Mille, Ng

left this morning on return to bis home.

Mr. James’ Griffia of South Sh re leaves by the Halifax today ona short visit to friends and relatives in Hoxbury, Maes.

The death at Moncton of Rev. John Prince is reported. Mr. Prince was at one time stationed at Tryon. He was 89 years of age.

Dr. Shaw and his brother David Shaw, left this morning for Montreal, where the latter will enter McGill, Dr. Shaw wiil rémain in Montreal! over winter.

Mr. and Mrs. L: T. Howard, of Brocke ton, Mass., arrived iu Charlottetown last night and put up at the Queen Hotel. Thev will remain in the province about a week visiting friends.

Mr. Collier, accountant of the Boston G'obe, and Mr Hurley, aleo a member of the Globe staff, were passengers by the steamer Halifax on her present trip toth's port. Their visit ouly lasted durirg the eteamer’s stay at Charlottetown.

Mr. Patrick Hughes leaves on Monday n orving for Sydaey, C. B., where he has obtained an excellent position in the carp t department of the Nova Scotia Furnishing Compavy’s big store. Mr. Hughes has been for many years connected with James Paton & Co’s_ establishment, and has been popular with his employers as well as with his associate employes. He bas been identified with the League of the Cross since its inception, and has been a leading member of the band. The Nova Scotia Furnishing Company is to be congratulated upon eecuring his eer- ices.

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There is probably no more desirable place inthis province for a blacksmith shop thau at the corner of St. Peter’s and Covehead Roads, and the on» now Jocated there is advertised for eale in this issue, See Mr. John T. McFarlane, Marshfield, jor further particulars.

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* A Journey from Port La Joie to St. Peter’s in 1751” is another addition to the valuakle historical articles by Professor Caven, which have appeared in the Prince Edward Isiard Magazine. Thies article is in the September number, now on sale at all the booketores and news stands throughout the Island at five cents a copy.

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Ladies, drop in to-night and see our new Dress Goods, new Hats, new Cloaks and Jackets. —Prewse Beos,

«wiGESTION, resulting ‘from weakness of the stomach, is relieved by Hood’s Sarsaparilla, the great stom-

wh tonic and cure for DYSPEPSIA. ree

TO-LET—The M eTavish House, King St., or for sale on easy terms. Apply at the Ex- AMINER office, tf.

WANTED Basis

In every locality throughot Canada to intro- duce our goods, tacking up show-ceards on trees, fences, along roads, and al] conspicuous places, also distributing small advertising matter. Cemmission or $66.00 per month and ex mot to exceed $2.58 per —_- Steady employment to good, nonest, reliable mea. Noexperieace needful. Write for full particulars,

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FUNERAL Cout.s Charlottetown and Abegweit, C O F. are requested to meet at Foresters Hal! ] to-morrow afternoon at 2 o'clock, to ate tend the funeral of onr la‘e brother, Chas. F. Waughan. By order of the C, R.

Kwows a Taine on Two —Last night a public offisisl, cone whe was appointed by the Lau-ier Government, was asked to go down to the wharf ard assiet in cheering for Fielding and Paterson. giving asa reason that he did not want to lose bis job.

Cueese.—The Cheece Board met thie afternoon. There were 765 white and 2,706 colored cheese boarded. The cheese sold was Cornwall, 150 white ; Hillsboro, 100 colored ; Mount Stewart, 140 colored ; Hazelbrook, 100 September colored—to A J Biffin for 114 cents. The next meeting will be held on the 28th inet., the last day of the Exhibition.

A Farewett Dance.—Last evening a number of the friends of Mr. Charles Dougherty, who is to leave for Vancouver, BC, in a few days, gave him an enjoyable dance in the A O A rooms. About 30 couples were present. Refresh-~ ments were served and the dancing was kept up until 2.30. Before the Jast dance *peecbes wer2 made and Mr. Dougherty thanked his friends for their thougbt{ul- ness and hoped he would always have a warm place io their hearte. Mr. Dough- erty leaves on the 24th, and carries the best wishes of all for success ir hie new home.

Tue Devit’s Avction.— Manager Yale's claim tbat ;the ‘ Devil’s Auction” Company is the cldest in name yet the newest in point of novelty can well be substantiated in this season’ rrodnction of this famous @pectacie, as eve ryihing is new from the time the curtain rises On the first act until it is rung down on the beautiful transformation at the close of the performance, Every act, noveity and feature being new, all the scenery, pro- perties, etc , etc.; in fact, not one old fea- ture is reiained, the theatre-going public of this city certainly have a great treat for them during exhibition week.

ANOTHER ImpRoveMeNT.—Dr. Kennedy, ef the Berlin Dental Parlore, returned last evening from a three weeks’ trip through the Upper Provinces. While visiting the principal cities and combin- ing businees with pleacure, the Dr secured for the Berlin Dental Parlors, of Cha: lottetown,the sole right for the Mari« ‘ime Prov:nces to use the celebrated Wells process of mceking artificial teeth. By this new and perfected system ie pros duced the lightest, thicnest, coolest and

most durable plate, a plate which does not interfere with taste or speech. It will outwear three

ordinary plates, Absolzte perfection in fit and adhesion is secured, and a set of artificial teeth made by this process is perfection in every way. The Berlin Dental Parora are always to the fore in securing improvements for the benefit of their patrone, as well as keeping in the ront rank of their profession,

TO THE DEAF.—A rich lady cured of her Deatness and Noises in the Head by Dr. Nicholsons Artificial Ear Drums, gave $5,0c0 to his In- stitute, so that pecple unable to pro- cure the Ear Drrm: m=y save them free. Addres? sa2nd, The Nicholson

Institute, Lergcott, Gunnersbury London, W. Th, wk.

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Weare the leading Fur store of P. E. Island and we have eclips>

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MILILINERY

We expect our London and Paris Trimmed Millinery in next week.

SILKS

See the new things in silks at My Store.

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When’you are spending good money get good clothing in re- The kind of clothing we sell is standard made— it’s worth every penny you put into it, it gives gocd service and looks well as loug as you wear it. month opens up the fall trade for which we are thoroughly prepared. We have received

500 pairs pants

225 Men’s Suits from $3.50 to $15.00.

125 Boy’s Suits 300 dozen Men’

Top Shirts from 25c up.

Will shake up the balance of our stock of summer under- clothing at half price. If saving $’s is a hobby of your’s, come in, the hobby.

J.B MACDONALD = C0.

Where worth and low prices meet.

The beginning of this from 75c to $4.50.

from $1.00 to $7.50. s Underclothing from 40c to $2.50.

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TBE ds )) 9D4d:DF) CP 4321 OLTETOWN SEPTEMBER 14. 1y0c ee Local and Dther Items, | ‘ 5 oi. az or | Ce ter returced today to Uttawa. ‘ue PrRoos. —Moderate winds; fine ; | Mr. Hi. D. McEwea, of Mor 3 im the | temperature about same, | Rev. D.M. Macdonald, of Cigoish, is in | From Hauirax.—The City of Gheat is } ne city. vas ldne thie afternoon shout five o’clock, B jam j R Ai » an i oday. Rest Sporrs,of the eon at the | ae . Rev. D. B. MeL un morrow, Sports begin i a a ee a a ee .3 | from Ottawa, | ] ipo ’ — — VILaS weriuruge Wav 5 - oe his : | Dp Po Ste yenann 14 oP TID em, re em 7 i2. Suy- i's) we hm hie » J Ae ee i lu ro. 1) a % oh wid { yr @ ta dae 2% we pore ee our wa ne : ‘ = , .o 7 S ROK ¢ my he eS gy. Se ental : beg ite Bile bee te Se HiSts eee we eOre ; Mak sinc iben's iy than dies Sis ead tec? asia NT Vg “ap aia Pree Mr and Mrs F L Haszare roped { bight from Toronto - ry Hon. Peter Siac nD AgT ‘he flog on Forest- ; Cena RRE rE gs the Oneea e i a at half-mast out of | NT aes Se : Q » iL ‘ ‘ “ , ‘ ° a ee i Me. Charles F, | {= xRitimmmeacmamensraenn No such a rai of Dress Goods was ever seen in Mre A McBeath lett for tial xX LO ’ ‘ vir, Unaries \ ’ . 1 ° : < ae eh Me ah tee : > member of the Order our Dress Goods Department. A leaning t) roughness is conspicuous, Camel an, rae aan wa ee ‘ oe : ; . : 3 Pg a rkag spe : | = | Hair effects mostly in plains and pretty plaids, fuzzy, fleecy and almost luupy, 4 Vr. John Gerdou,of Moore & McLeod’ | Johkte oe just the thi fi ur climate at just th “1 t ; . : aiiialini : Mr. Jc : 1 msenak te te ee just ng for our climate at just the price to suit your purses, returned from Montreai night. : > M. Parade will be . r . . : ’ yy “¥ r t Yi. rade y Miss Millie Chappell weat to St. Jou e. an ach coh eotliaci today where she will spend « few days ae and and will march : ; oi Mr. C. B. Pitblado, of Prizee Alber the Arn Wea ts FURS No such a showing of Furs has ever been seen on Prineg registered at the Queen Hotel ar ilk ean We: Olsen: Io: Maat Wawerd lslend.

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Cedar Posts, etc,

CEDAR SHINGLES]

350) m 2nd Clear,

And all kinds of Spruce and Lumber for building purposes, Prices low. LEMUEL M. POOLE & 00,

Poole’s Wharf, Ch’town.

ve on hand—

Qne Million of OCodar Shing

200 m Clear, 150 m xxx White

—AJ.30-— : 200 Bris. No. 1 Brs Db’or Lime. 150 Casks St. John Linte.

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ALL gm

TOURISTS

Before leaving our Island

a souvenir tha them of their

pleasant time here. We carry as fine an

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Charlottetown of

Enameled Souvenirs of Prince Edward Island and

Among them will be found alarge vaviety of usetuls ernamenta! articles at prices ranging from 25c up¥

highest, prices

Cc. H. Taylor

Jewelerg& Optician, —- Sunnyside, Queen Square