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oiilis'rmi'wrmi,D‘, ve., sept. s- l-‘or five hours yesterday attorney Garter with a plea of both pathos

ll nrgulnent sought to secure the

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B" ulttei of Henry Olav Beattie. in- W” “ h° my ymerdgy' | The schooner venture. has ole-

‘gffven lor mul-dei~lil§ his wife. At sunset Carter conclu ed, and today me clash between Harry Smith ol the defence, and L. Weudenborg, of Gom- m,',,.we,,lth, close friends and notable mwfyers, is scheduled, the verdict be ,ng expected some time during the

lllght.

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AN EPICURE'S PILOT

..-,vhy do you follow that summer girl nhout?" asked one ea_rlY bird-

Hllncnusc of her valuable assist-

nllcc,” replied the other. “She helps me to listen for food as well as look for it. Every time she sees a cater- ,,,|l,\r she scr,eams.-Washington

Stllr. __ _ rlli; liucrolvs Qui-:silos

Much Sickness Due to Bowel Disorder

,\ doctor's first question when consulted _by a Put' ,cnt is, "are your bowels re- gulllr'?” He knows that_ ninety-eight per cent of the illness 'is attended with inactive bowels and torpid liver llllll that this condition must be re- moved gently and thoroughly before lleiiitii can be l”6St0l'0d~

llexall Orderlies are a possitive,

pleasant and safe remedy for consti- pation and bowel disorders in gener- ili. We are so certain of their great oilrlltive value that we promise to re- turn the purchaser’s money in every case when they fail to produce entire satisfaction.

Ilexaii Orderlies areresten like can- dy, they act quietly, and have a soothing, strengthening, healing ln- flucnce on the entire intestinal tract. They do not purge, gripe, cause nau- scli, fiutulencc, » excessive looseness, diarrhoea or other annoying effect. '|‘lley are especially good for children, will; persons or olrl folks. Two sims, 25c. and 10c. Sold Only Ht llilr sLol~c~Th_e ltexail Store. Mne- Killllioll Drug Go.

exal Pearl Too owder

/' _ Rerrall Pe rl Tootlt Powder is a superior\ antiseptic dent rice that 1s regarded by many

as the best tha can be secured anywhere.

It cleans the teeth, harde s th gums,

sweetens the breath, removes all cid and pre- ve ts decay. Put up in antiseptic containers.

Price Z5c.

The ac nnpn Drug Comp ny.

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An abso lite income to your w`fe and ch' dren or 'fc '1`h's may be drawn ri Month y Cheques thi s re ieving worry and

anx'ety to know ‘ where lie money is go ng lo come from' to pay for food, Clothing and ot ier neces s of da y life. `

The pr`em°ums on this plan are low and can be paid up rl 0 5 or zo

years

S lol. d you des re the Income for yourse f we have a p'an to mee you.

Write for rates &c. J. K. F 0 S' S , North Amer'can Life-

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.N$. HARLA_ND will run fol.loyvs:-#RRIVE C rwell, Hall day's and Chinn Point. l‘u=sdliy, rvrell. Halliday s and China. Point. Tuesday, r Victor ia, Thu rsduy. Victoria. 'l‘h}irsday.

wt River _ -_ Eriday t River. l' rwal'

West River, A Sew rd sy. West River. Saturpav. ay will cali fat Vernon River Brid on which cl

ptember, afternoon sailings tor East and West Rivers 8.00 o’cloci: as above. est Rivers and China Point must in . leases be prepsi

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It Days to buy in this Province.

Miss Gracie McDonald, Brada1bane,.

Heath VWBQY. Yurk, was in the city yesterday. ,

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Miss Nettle Gallant, city, has 'l-e.

,turned home from a pleasant visit to friends in Sturgeon, l

Edward R. Webster is oflering his!

farm for sale at Fort Augustus on' Oct. 11 as will be seen by ad. ‘

George and Mrs. Mellett, Bninnl-_.

bane, were takiiig in the Borden meetings in this city yesterday.

Mrs. Arcliibeia Campbell ann Mre.\ JH5- M°L90d. Clifton, arelvisiting' friends in Summerside.

_George Green `is`-.spending a few days at his home ill Clifton before resuming his studies nf, pn_1h0usie_

R. I., is visiting Mrs. John Drum mond of Brookfield.

Miss Janette Emery, accompanied

by her brother P. J. Emery, Belle River, left yesterday morning for Boston.

_St. James' Sunday School and

Bible classes will resume to-morrow. A cordial welcome is extended to Students attending colleges.

Ensign Jessie Moore of New Glas-

gow will collduct the service in the Salvation Army Bnirnelni at 7.30 p, ni., tomorrow. _

Mrs. (Rev.) A., McLcrlli, Amherst,

N. S., is visiting in New London the guest of her daughters Mrs. Harlan Found and Mrs. Gavin Harding.

_It’s Funny What n. Little Thing

Will Do, is the title of tollay's music and song published elselvhcre. Next Saturday’s is entitled, Iict George Do It!

There was a large innrket in this

city yesterday and same pork was oflered at file, per pound. Utiierwise there was no change in prices as will he seen by the itemized statement given in this issue. '

William Jennings Bryan is one of

thc foremost most consistnnt and most convincing advocates of Interlin- ti0l\ Peace- Don't fail to heal' him next Wednesday night nl the Arena rink.

There will be no trollbie to hcni'

W. J. liryzln at the i\rfn:i rink ,on Wednesday night. llc has H, powerful voice. All should reserve scat tick- cts und thus make sure of enjoyingl the lecture.

Three inasted schooner Empress

with a cargo of hurd coal for Goo. ld. Full wont inshore opposite the Lohstci' Hatchery in the gale on Wed- nesday lust. and was pulled off by the Tlllr W. H. Aitken ycsteiwlay morning and safely d.,¢l<,.,,1 nf. G. IC. }<‘lil1'l; C051 wharf nt elevc-:l o`ciorif. yesterday none the worst for liei' trip ashore.

Chester Willis Robinson of Hing-

ham, Mass., and Ethel Blanche Mc- Eafihefn. formerly of Slimmerviiie, Prince Edward Island, were united in mnrriage Wednesday afternoon, Alig- ust the 9th. The ceremony was per- iorlned by the Rev. Melvin S. Nash ut his home on Mnin Street, North Hanover. After the ceremony Mr. and Mrs. lloiiillsoll left on awellding tour and on their return will make their home in Hinfrhnln, Moss.

The regular meeting of Cheese

iioard was held in this city yester- diiy with rl fair attendance. The buy- ers present were ~Mcssrs. Spillett, Bif- fin and Mutch.` The cable readz- Thirty-two hundred cheese oiicred limi sold at thirteen audiive-eiglitlis to thirteen and eleven-sixteentlis. The following factories boarded cheese:-Kensington, 500; Stanley, 260; New Glasgow, 260; Willsioe, 70; l]rilerald,‘ 210; New Perth, 110; Red House, 70; Cornwall, 100; St. Pet- ers, 65. All except Kensington sold to Mr. Biiiin at 132. The committee who waited on the Railway re over- chllrge on empty cheese boxes, re- port ti satisfactory arrangement for the future.

Tile S. S. Halifax sailed yesterday

at noon for Boston with the follow- ing passengers: Miss` I... Seaman, Mrs. W. K. Moi)-onaid, Geo. Seaman, T. Arblilg, Mrs. T. Seaman, Miss C. Bowlen, W. A. Quirk; Miss E. Fill- layson, A. Finlayson, Mrs. M. A. McNeill, Miss I... A. McCormack; A. Rox, Mrs. llcx, J. Edwards and wife, liloyd Fraser, H. L. McLeod, Miss M. A. McDonald, Mrs. R. J. Sween- ey, Mariou Hughes, Miss id. Corbett, Miss A. i.. Howe, s. Howe. G- More- side, J. Welsh, Josllpil Welsh, Mrs. M. Musick, Hilda Penliv, Miss i’en- ny, Mrs. W. Haskell, Miss \A. Mc- Leod, l’. and ll. Ennlan. I-l0W2‘~\`d Kennedy, R. Brace, Mrs. Briicei'-i~lh Clinton, J, Vnil, Dol-otlly ony, Mrs. T. Peters, J. A. Hustler, N. Parkin. J. H. Skorry, Miss _(1. A. l'el\rson, 1:. and M. Lane, J. S. Walsh. R~ (1- Lollizworthv, W. B. Forest. _-4- W- lieger, A. Stilcmall. Mrs. Devine.

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fidence of the P60910-H Union Con* merclal College. 3'31dtl-

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Until further notice the S ' LEAVE 0H’TOW °Monday, LII) p. m. for 0

verily 8.Mp. ln. for O

ednearfsy, 3.00 p. m . fo

'l‘h_ursdny. 3.M D m., for Fridny, Sxa. m , for Ea Friday, SLN; p. m.. for Eas Saturday. 6.00 n. m., for Saturday 3.00 p. rn for _ Every alterpste iignd

will be according to tide.

From Ist June until ln

will be SM. o’clock, instead

Z'Freight for East an 6-Bdthltutf.

you'll always lind it in_our

_ Prove it for yourself

],,§|gl, on - uuliiy QUALITY! And

EVAPORATED CRi‘.AM BREAD

There were no eases before the

Police Court in this city yesterday,

UllH!‘Z€<i a cargo of sleepers at the‘ Railway wharf.

At three o'cl0ck tomorrow the Rev _Z- L. Fash will _preach in the Bapt- lst Church at Marshfield.

0011026 Students will he heartily

welcomed at all the services in Grace Methodist Church, city.

id. R. Webster, was in this city

yesterday. He has lately arrived home from Boston. '

Spurgeon Burhoe and Miss Minnie

Burhoe, Westboro, Mass., have re- turned to Southport, after visiting Miss Newson in Cornwall.

Everyoneshould Dai' their August

electric iight bill before September 11 as that date is the last to get a dis- count. '

Rev. Mr. Fullerton will preach in

St. James Church to-morrow- sul)- ject Morning Profit of Godliness." Evening “'l‘he Need of Religion."

Miss Katherine Keenan of Boston who is thc guest of Mrs. Desmond,| Bayfield Street, was li visitor to Picton this week. _

A great treat is in store for all

who attend the Bryan meeting on Wednesady night at the Avena. No one should fnil to hear liiln.

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The many friends oi Mrs. M.`

Hughes, Richmond St., will be pleas- ed to learn that she has compieteiyi recovered from her recent illness.

Misses Ciciley and Adeline Morrisey

who have been visiting their home in Newton Cross left yesterday morning oil return to Boston.

Mrs. Haskins, lllld two children,

Boston, who have been visitiui: her parents, James iiud Mrs. Coady,i Newton (`i‘oss, left yesterdliy morn- ing on return.

Mrs. Ssinluei Stewart and son

.lrlmesof Boston wiio have been vis- iting the formei"s home ill North River leaves this morning on re-` turn.

Mrs George Arthur of Mt. Hope

returned to her home yesterday af- ternooln after ,L plcssnllt visit to 'New Glasgow Mills the guest of her sister Mrs. Nelson Orr. |

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At tile (Tiiccse llozlrd Meeting yes-i

terday Hazclhrook fist cheese soidi for l4,l cents which is a recorlii breaiiiilg price. The Cheese maker is 'Fllrliow Jenkins who certainly knows how to manufacture good cheese.

Complaint has reached this ofiicc that fl number of sliluil boys in the west onli of the city are throwing* balls of snnll at liusscrs byc and that lust evening our young lady wus hit oil the head and injllred. This nuis-_ ance should be stopped at once. ‘

Dr. ilnldwili iliis given recitals in

all parts of tile world and in cilllrches of all denominations. In the large cities you would pay zi dollar to hear him. He is on a holiday and this is an opportunity to hellr lvln for ten cents, ill First Methodist

i‘il`urch Mondav evellipg. Doors openl

ut 7.30. Admission ly ticket only.{

Tomoi'l‘0w morning the Rev. 22. ini

Fasil will pl-each :lt the Baptist, (`hul‘cll', Prince St., c-tl the importanti Slll»ject_ "Tile Cross of Christ.” This; subject has vital lleoring on much of the theological discussion of the day. lll the evening the sllbiect will be "'l`h'c l.anlb's Book oi Life."

Euthymel

I Shaving

paraiion for niluick and satisfactory sllave. _

Makes a quick creamy

lntllcr. Keep tile face soft, is non irritzvillg

and antiseptic. '

Cream .

is a delightful pre- 1

L1 rge Tubes 25 eenis

l Johnson fit Johnson

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Neil-Poisonous llisenieclanl

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An ounce of prevention is

woilhu pound of cure, we are told, and lilercfore Macs' Non-Poisonous Disenfcclnnf is equal io ii load of medic- illes and a corps of physic- inns.

it is a sure preveniion for

allcases of fever, destroys all obnoxious odors-the bacteria of all colllngious diseases. *

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E. B.; Sinclair our new iMilliner

will arrive here to-

night, and will be at our workrooiu Monday and following days.

Miss Sinclair comes

to us with the highest recoinuiendniions, hav- ing been head iilillinci' in .1 large city house, and she will be equipp- ed to carry this great iuillincry business to ii higher point than it has ever yet reaclled.

More Golf Coats to-day

Another great supply

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In our southern win-

dow we are* showing a lot of these.

They are about the

siiial-test--niflicst little garments that any mother ever got hold of for 2 to 6 year old lad- dies.

Slvcnter--lr_iit trolls-

cis-old with tl1:bet- ler mes..-cap to match. .`-! "xy, Brown Ill' Resc-

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$l.s5 and 2.15

40 inch Black Paillettze-~ 99c_

The .ni~ili¢_.- in rang-

inlzd delaiycd file sllip- 1:;ell1 Jffilio' bzldly 'il-

your inspection. , lr

All colours-z1llgood_ l 1 ` l ' `\` il 1 _ itzyigs oo 5 so 4 eo C i ii gy ‘C "J 'r i 45... 5.60.’ ’ ' ' i J,

The most useful _vou vliii i.mi lil .;ost _

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The Greatest; Show 0 New Fall

Coats ever seen ini Charlottetown

THE GRF..‘\TEST SHOWING OF FALL COATS that Cllnrlottetolvn li-"ls cvcr seeii is ';‘.~\v ready

for you in--our rcady to wcalr departliient. You are cordiallyiiivited to colile iii-loolc i'ouild-try 1": any oi' cvcry garment in the store. You will find here the liandsouicsi designs from the tl or four best tflilors iii the Doliiinion-most of the designs shown are exclusive-that is to say they can not br *id at any otliei' stole iii the City. We will just tell you, as well as we can about a few ofthcm. ,

Ncat well made coals of Black, Kerscy, good A pretty tailored cont of all wool, “wide \vzllc"

weight, collar of velvet inlaid, finished with tol che~‘» cllcviot, collics in navy or black l'E;liil Coat collar

of black braid, excellent values... . . . . . . of velvet, single breasted, semi ii‘ii:i§!i th ‘ lllrcc quarter leugtll............. ~

Heavy wool cllcviot- green, is the izlfltcrizii

used ina very l:ld\,f-like cont, cut single biclisicrl,

with lifted back, two deep vents at back. * " Plain “Manuisli". Coll:lr.,.......... _ . _ _

“College Coats” inlaid with velvet, gives zi tollcll

of class of this pretty N-zlvy Kersey Co;l'_. lhilllilc

breasted, turn back cuffs, fitted back- -a . wariii smart coat. . . . . . _ _ .

-Coat “off $15.00 value----Special $12.75- Our Leader in Heavy Striped Tweed

Heavy all wool tweed, in brown and green tones, showing a stripe effect--is the material

used in our special leader. This splendid garment is double breasted ha. lalg patch pockets

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I “Convertible” collar-and is by all means li' e best ,,-

$1 value at thc price-that we have ever se' 2°l’5

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'ililldsoliie twecd in “ilop;_lck" or li_i~.l<»;t

weave effect---is shown in coats of gre-' -or _gfrcin Collar :uid Cliffs liliislicfl lvitll t>l,lcl1-2-"f biic‘; i`:l_nc_y

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Heavy “nigger-ileacl” tweed coat in dark grey

shows the popular long rcvcr-~-find closed with 3 large buttons, collar and revers edged with black

elvet. Cliff iped with the sali1e.__... _ . .

Heavy warm cozlt of clark grey oi' brown mixed

twecd, plain collar with long, grrlccflll lapels. 'lflirce large buttons, velvet piped button holes, set iu

on slant. A notable handsome garment _ . . . . . _ _ . , . _ . ..

Reversible twced coat in effect of brown, very

plainly tailored, satin slccvc and shoulder lining,

' l l t"d sl in la cl three lnrfe if§§.1.Iff§§.f..’...ffl. .5 . .‘°. _ _ . . _ _ _ _ fi. 18~00

Black Plush, The Novelty feature of the Season

splendidly represented here. _

Plain twccd with plllin back nlulzc ii very .~:lnnl't

colt. The plaid back is t:ll'.=1e<l out to finish thc collar, cuffs, :ind top of porin-I, Long lzlpcl front

fasieils with tllrcc large billions. A very stylish, graceful gnrlllcnt at J* 0

\’cr_\_' graceful cont of grey diagonal twced has

plnill ve1vctcoll:il',cllff.~i, piped lvitll velvet, buttons

of buffalo llorli, slallting button iiolcs fill- islled with velvet cdgcs......... _ _ _ ._ '

This line of garments is perhaps the haudsomest tiling we have had to show for .1 long time. Tllc coals are

long and very gracefully mide, they mostly show the long sloping lapcl and semi-fitting brick. Siillplc, rich

stylish, effective.

$24.00, 25.00 27.00 58.00

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