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at every point. DRQP IN ANDSEE

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Typewriter Co.. ltd. Halifax. St. John

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_ when you buy table - silver or your home.

When yourxseloction is ‘I

i "Jila:rPIa1r that Wears" -

_; guallty and beauty of \ , esign are both assui-_ed. j’ `\`\ Made in the heaviest / _ . grade of plate,hence its '

wonderful popularity.

Sol by Leading Dealers -

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Ritchie’s

One Dollar Fountain Pen

We wish to call special at

tention_ to our One Dolls Fountain Pen. 'rms ren is mae by "ri-is L. E.

WATERMAN CO , of Montreal, the makers of the famous

Waterman°s Ideal Fountain Pen

It has the regular Waterman 5 feed, i4kt. solid gold pen in fine. medium and coarse points and comes in plain and chased barrel.

in a word 'tis ‘

‘A Pen that always goes. ful- fills all expectations and satis- fies the most exacting writers"

G. E. RITCHIE

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/ _\ 7 5 _/ \ Come rf ere for Cased Pipes

Some time ago we bought an agent’scomplete line of sample

pipes -got them at a bargain too

Webelleve the showing is one of the best that has ever been V -

displayed ,here comprising many new styles and shapes inthe best line of _cases you have ever seen. » '. '

Big discounts on the entire line. »

M cKinnor,z Drug Company Cor.Great George and Kent' Sis.

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If 1>oN°T ARGUE FN

the pudding is not i chewing the stringxlf you wantaigood smoke, jus

AL or MASTER MAR' ‘ INE and you willwant 1. 'no other." You will find them the’ “last word" in

the smoking tobacco line.

,&_f:l-_,1'_cl_`,c,ey 8? Nicholson Tobacco Coy

Prices Slaughiered on

Dusilniie--li§..i?it.i"‘

" _Here are seniiational price reductions I-on Dusibane,

the famonii antiseptic* sanitary, sweeping compound that cuts doyvnf the labor of sweeping- one-half, prevents dust, destroys; _lillgerms that linger in dust and saveswear and

tet`t‘r_'on"'.‘_t`:arpet's`, matting and’.

floors. We have an over-

stocl¢`_loiithis.pi'eparation, and as_ this is the time y_ou need ig, ipwill. my ywtq bg'y`right_now for prices__wil1 never

be so low as now.

5 lb. tin, the right size for home use, regularly pr at _'fic

\|qw_,,,,“-;`3§‘g,' 3-,',,,,v"~f.....‘... --¢.`»._....'.`».. ...ip 4-.»»>¢:.2 C ‘ Barrel of a5o lbs. right size for use is hospitals, theatres and vschools, regularly priced at $i2.5o now ...._,.,..‘, .._.. .. ...$0.50

r , t , H;,1f’.bh'%'rét of éo lbs., right size for useiu eohntry schools,

chnrohqi, storec sgfd all large buildings, regularly priced at $7.50 ROHM -v-auanaefaoeosa ~°°°°'°°°!'°""""'°*‘f"!°.I

V Qqgitegshrgffol of 7 5 lbs regularly. priced at-$'§y75 now,-~.-. .3.t0 __ jgtgtllil-barrel of 37 i-z lbs., a good .-winter supply for your

h°||*‘ P* Qt $11100 l\0Wn»~e smears -~»»»_~ seems'

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CHARLOTTETOWN

AND ELSEWHERE

It pays to buy in this Province U-O1

Mill Anhio Irving of Caps Traverse

came to Charlottetown yesterday to resume her studies nt. P W C

Miss Lillian Maclntyre and Miss Pearl Fraser of Charlottetown have,

V canon. _ -

§§th.fi-lends in Bummerside _and St.

Richard McRae, formerly teacher of

_New -Argyle School, is attending business college in Charlottetown. Mr. McRae intends taking the Civil Service examinations and will study for that purpose.

The Rev. D. MacLean will preach

at Lot 48 Sabbath the 8th lnst at 10.30 a.. m.. Highfield 2,30 and in the People's Church at 7 p. m. Mon- day night at Glasgow Road at 7. On Sabbath evening he will speak on the subject "Where are the dead?" All are invited. _

A North River correspondent writes

that Mrs. Jacob Cummings, North River is visiting in Kensington, the guest of her sister, Mrs. James Es- soi-y.-Miss Mattie Cummings, North River, has returned hbme after a visi‘_t'. to friends in g Georgetown.-Ed Murphy, Kensington, is visiting at the home of Joseph Moreslde, North River.--Miss B. V. Hurry, ' North River, is visiting friends in .New Perth.-Miss Sue M. Hurry has been visiting in Charlottetown the guest of Mrs. R. Frizzell, Green Ave.-Mrs. Hazel Chowan has been visiting in Charlottetown the guest of her aunt, Mrs. R. Frizzell, Green Ave.

A pretty wedding took 'place at the

residence of the brides uncle, Colin Thomas, 16 Marion St. Somerville, Mass., when Elizabeth L. Compton formerly of Bangor P. E. Island,waa united in marriage to John Murch- ison of Orwell, P. E. Island. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. E. C. Simpson in the presence of a large__number of relatives and friends. The double ring service was used. The bride was attended by her cousin Bertha Van Iderstlne and the groom was supported by William Van Ider- stine cousin of the bride. The wed- ding march was rendered by Alexand- er Martin of Cambridge.

-At the request of Mr. Cole, repre- senting S. C. Johnson & son, of Rac- ine, Wis., Manufacturers of the cel-~ ebrated Floor Wax and Wood Dyes, which bear the well known brand "Johnson’s" a number of painters met at Fennell & Chandler's store last evening to see Mr. Cole demonstrate the uses of these products. It was a revelation to some to see a piece 5f clean wood dyed and finished inside of half an hour. The varied affects pro- duced by these dyes on different woods was very pleasing. A feature of these dyes and finishes which commended itself to those present, was the rap- idity with which they could be used and the lasting effects of the stains. Nothing short of Va sharp tool can re- move the stain. as it penetrates the wood li instantly and for all time. when finished- with Johnson’s Under- lnc and Wax, a piano finish ls the re- sult. Mr Cole left n number of sam- ples with‘l<`ennell & Chandler and any person interested' in artistic finishing of new woodwork can procure a sam- ple for the asking.

A correspondent from Calgary

writes that L. E. McRae of Calgary, formerly of Found's Mills, has re- turned to Calgary after a pleasant visit to Vancouver and other coast cities. Mr. McRae is highly pleased with the coast. While in Vancouver he ,met many P. E. Islanders, es- peclallv some school teachers from New Glasgow and Bt. Eleanor’s, vis- iting with whom toolrup most of his time. V Mr. McRae left this Province some three years ago and has been very successful in the west. He pur- poses coming east next summer to see some of his old friends and will also make tho trip a business one as he has some important transactions to make. His Calgary friends wish him success. H. B. Haslam has re- turned from Vancouver and Victoria where he had been on business. He was delighted with' both cities. R.E. Lamont of Found's Mills has ~ also been to the Coast accompanied by his wife. Mr. Lamont. isa success- ful real estate agent in Calgary and while in the coast cities put through some verv good deals in Calgary pro- perty. The many P. E. Islanders ln Calgary are getting along very good most of them handling real estate. Roderick McKinnon of Gra- ham's Road was in Calgary for a few day! on business.

::Thc Rexall Tooth Brush is a new

article - 'yd its ‘sanitary qualities vim id' t the wp of the use with other articles bearing the Rexall mark., It has a. perforated back that keeps it sanitary and sweet at all times arid its curved handle and 'irre- gular brush surface enable the user to get at all the teeth. Supplied with perforated handle for hanging up. Sold with the Rexall guarantee, 25c. . The McKinnon Drug Co., The Rexall Store, corner Great George andt;Kent Sta. Mtf.

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Misa Amy Stewart, Charlottetown, has arrived home after visiting friends in Hillsboro the guest of Mrs Goo Ballon

The residents of Mt Albion and

vicinity intend organizing an order of Good Templars, at Marion Hall on Monday night next.

,Tha many friends of Sherman Mel- linh ,formerly employed with Carter g' Go., Charlottetown, and now of Regina, will be pleased to learn that he il recovering from an attack of typhoid.

The Methodist Ghureh at Vernon held a most successful entertainment and ice-cream social in the Vernon Hall on Labor Day evening. Many umbers on the program were encor- ed. Among those taking part were Mrs. George McLeod of Toronto. Mrs. Inga and Miss Isabel McLeod of Or- well Milton Furnens, Wesley and Shel- don Ross,Miss Rita Van Idertine, the Misses Lavinia 'und Evelyn Rona, Rev. Mrs. Henry A. Brown.

From Yesterday's Evening Guardian.

Rev Father McMillan, Cardigan was

a recent visitor to Moncton.

Mrs Hyndman, Charlottetown, was

among the recent visitors to St. John.

C.M. Williams, Charlottetown, was

among the recent visitors to St. John.

Mrs George R. McLeod, Toronto,

(nee Miss Margaret Furness) sang ac- cepts.-bly before a large congregation at St. Andrew's Church,0well, last Sabbath.

Today the eastern express arrived

in Charlottetown at 8.20 a. tm., live minutesslate; the southern express nt. 9.35 a.m., on time; the Cape Traverse train at 9.55 a.m., on time; the Tig- nish express at 11.40, on time.

Wm. and Mrs. Rankine of Fitch-

burg, Mass., who have been holiday- ing in Charlottetown for the past four weeks left for their home by thc B. S. Halifax at noon Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Rankin are charmed with P. E. I. as a most. delightful place to spend a. pleasant and healthful holi- day, which is evidenced by the fact that this is the sixth season for them to seek the cooling breezes and the delightful climate of the Garden of the Gulf. Mr. 'Rankin is a newspaper man, being an active member of the firm which publishes the Fitchburg Sentinel. Mr. Rankin is an energetic and wide awake business man, and believes in keeping abreast with the rapid advance of the times. He has just installed a large and etllcient press of the most modem type which l'-laces them in the front rank as Dub- llshers of a large and growing news- paper. Mr. and Mrs. Rankin have a charming personality and make most congenial guests They are firm friends of P. E. Island, and not only say nice things about it while here, but when they return to their own home tell their friends of the beau- ties and heal-thlulness of P. lil. Island and of its sociable people. Mr. and Mrs. Rankin may always be sure of a very cordial welcome when they again visit P. E. I., especially from their host of- friends in Charlotte. town.

::Motherslll’s is a splendid cure and

preventative for mal-do-mer and train sickness. It is easy to take, pleasing to the taste and contai is no , injur- lons ingredients whatever. 50c and $1 The Two Macs, 149 Great George Street. ~ Matt.

Ivanhoe

Chocolates

"nie ina ne lilo” I

made specially to our order with the initials ]&] on the

bottom of every chocolate. we

are t`herefore lu' a posltionto guarantee ,the i r freshness,

Sold in bulk or ‘in packages.

I 50 cents a pound Johnson & Johnson

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Pre scrlpilon

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Our prescription depart-

ment is our special pride. Only

licensed certified pharmacists are ,allowed to work in this'

_ department and every pre- ' icrlptlou receives minute care ' and attention, being doubly checked,fwelghed and tested

~ toinsnre accuracy'

' Our long list of successes in filling prescriptions and sup- erior facilities for this work enable us to give your orders best care, We can compound any doctor’s prescriptloir-

Leave your next one. ‘

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I 25 Shirts are nowf L00 1.50 Shirts are now L20 I.75 Shirts are now L40

Get Some For Labour Day.

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Heavy Discount offMen’s Wearables

Read the List. Carefully----Shop Promptly

Here is a list of articles that every man needs not now and then but every

day of his life. And every article is new_just right, and good. Here is the list of

discounts,

25 per cent off light weight Under- 25 per cmt off TIES

Wu" . . 25 per cent off Outing Callus i

25 per cent off Bathing suits

Z0 per Cent oil linen Collars 25 per Cent Off Sumlml' “W5

N 5 25 per cent off Unlincd Gloves

If you do not wear the goods just at this moment-buy to-day and profit

by th ls discount-you’ll want them shortly-and you might as well make 25 per 1

cent profit.

the goods new this past season

of 50 cents. Is that good enough?

V _ "t Oper' 200 pieces Hand-some Neui _ D.1¢S.= Gaoasat ONI-I THIRD Off

THERE ARE TWEEDS, SERQES, PO PLINS, vol-ies, wurstetis

suiting's,soleils and a host of other attractive fabrics offered aiuopég these dis- counted lines. There are more than zoo pieces to choose from. E, ry yard of

‘_"Now this offer means th it yon can invest a dollar and mike a profit

5oc. Dress Goods now 37c. 75°-DNS-9 Gffods HOW 50°- ~ 1.00 Dress Goods now 67c. 1.50 Dress Goods now L23 2.00 Digess Goods now L53 2-I0 W01'S1¢dS DOW |-

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Master Mason

‘ Out Plug Tobacco The reliable brand cut from our »

original “Amarucan Navv’ Plug.

ROCK CITY TOBACCD CD.

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Flivery Eddy Match is aSure. Safe Match___-_:g

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IT is made of first quality materials by skilled work- men and mechanically perfect machines, and

carries with it the Eddy guarantee Ithat it’s a sure

lignt.

ALWAYS make sure you are well supplied with B`.ddy's

Matches because “If you're sure they‘re Eddy’s you're '

sure they’re right". ” -

'EDDY’S Matches are always full M. M.

count, good dealers everywhere keep

them. »

THB E. B. EDDY Company, Limited.

Beauty And Dignity

mark the monuments, headstonel, . etc , executed here. No criticilm il

possible of stones erected by ul.

, Monuments of \ Chasie Design

perfectly carved on our regular product. We ahatl be glad to aub- mit desigqlmnd estmatea for tht

memorial yon plan to erect in “tho Silent City.

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