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' ° Set. M¢Qulllan and Sgt. Mclnnis '

h t ed h I , ’ “‘$t'1o"f]1;oeto;1H° 'Om an enioveb returned last night irnnr rr nsiring

The mail train arrived about ten

thirty last night.

Head Offices in New r’row

Maxwell Taylor of Mount Stewart

spent yesterday 'in this City,

New turnlps are being sold at bww.

ty five cents per bushel in this (iify.

Prayer meeting in st. Jrrnres'

Church this evening at eight o'¢10ck_

side yesterday.

' John Exhibi tion

fl C01- M0.0re, City, went to Summer-~ -4-

Miss Alma McCabe, Wellesley,Mn-~ left yesterday morning on return rf

A small row boat named Eva ter visiting in Orwell Cove.

found. see oiessinsa cel. -_ | .___ I The Port Arthur'Chroi1ic1e says :

A. W. Reddin, City, arrived hom, Mrs. Arthur Peake, Charlottetov

this week from St. John, has arrived here on a visit.

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Mig John Longwo,-th CH leaves' Miss Ethel Taper, Winslow '

Mieii, Edith Davey, city, has ,-at-um

ed to Somerville, Mass., and E, E

Davey, city, to Boston,

Mrs. Wirlliam Stockton and daught_

er, Eleanor, have returned to

_ Sussex,

from s. visit to Charlottetown.

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this morning for Montréal. 7' 5P°Udil\8 B few days at York: t..s

| .__., guest of Mrs. Isaac Holman.

_' The warmest registered yesterday _ was sixty two and a han de.g.l.e$_ S. A. McDonald's millinery opening I __, ‘takes Place tomorrow evening from

1 Th; séelalmeié Joh; Irwin has sailed __._

0' 01' 00 , C. . after having re- T, E, M , pairs made by Bruce :Stewart & Co. Annie Mur;hl;'}:yofa|f1(lrar€1l‘;ll§:rl'¢E\lv’nMd:

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FALL COATS

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Here is rr description of two of

ournrost popular confs-No |650 lmnble breasted coat, slraperl l\.".':k willl inverted plum, wide self strapping over shoulders, bl (ly :rrrrl sleeves iuercerized lruorl made in blank and colored Cheviot and lieaver cloth ullsiaec. Price $10.75.

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In our Ladies' Ready to

wearsectiou youwill fin lruudrecls of lrandsom

Coats awaiting your inspec- tion. 'llrey contain some of the best novelties eve

shown in the city many o the styles were specially

designed meet the app

roval of growing girlS Wit decided tastes. Conser- vative garments for the younger girls are alS0 shown. The colorings a well are new and attrac tive.

Materials employed in

make up are Melton Tweeds Broadcloths etc, Prices range from $3.75 upto

$25.00.

1636 single breasted loose fit

ling coat trimmed with stilCli°d self strapping collar _cuffs and patch pockets inlaid with ve vc_t, collar also trimmed with Braid and buttons. Body and sleeves lined. Made in black and blue cloth. Price $16.50

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Milli nery |

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in om- < <1 r Richmond SL show v.'Errrlo\\~s 'l`lic person guessing ru- rrr sl t r who rruurber of liouis :ind :;r:r:u'.<>` this clock will run with the mn- fr-ll \virr<lirr,; will be presumed with llrc bearrtiful clock In the wc-rrl of two of more tieiug, the licizcl lrcnriug Lllc earliest date to be

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rry purswrr rua kir g a purclras

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FURS

Mink and

other Pop- ular' Furs in

a great variety of styles.

The st le re ference dir lfhis season gives un- usual promin- ence to mink stoles and muffs.

Our display

of this popular fur includes a wid»-r range of styles than shown in any p ev ions sealon, and prices are very favorable.

We draw pur-

tieulnr affenfien illaf all our mink ll |unrun- fled lobe fini qualify. Labra- dor mink noi the wnfern or Columbia Minh,

Mink lfoles

£35.00 up fe l0l.00 Mink muffe

355,00 up ,fe 15.00

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seven thirty till ten o'clock,

attending the St. John exhibition.

Miss Violet Cox, City, leaves ui;

‘Miss Lane City, for Craik, Alben 1.

Miss Margaret Connolly nnd Mira

Winnie Carroll, City, are visiting in Mill Vale, the guests of Miss Lizzie

iMurphy.

i The many friends of Mrs. Samuel Larter, City, will be pleased to he rr that she is recovering after her sev- ere illness.

The firemen were called out for a

false alarm yesterday afternoon. it was only smoke from a pot of boil- ing pitch.

The Misses Beazley who have been

spending the summer with their fath- er in this city return this morning V to their homes in Halifax. l Miss Lily Bryanton, York, leaves this morning for Calgary, and Miss J. A. McPher|son, City, for Mocse Jaw, where she will spend the win- ter.

i_ W. S. and Mrs. Brown, who have been visiting her parents, Jus. and Mrs. Mann, Burlington, returned ro their home in Springfield, Mass., re- cently.

‘ Arthur and Mrs. Aitken leave Surr- merside this morning on return to Edmonton. They will be accompanied by Miss' Aitken and Mrs. George Poole of Montague, en route to Du- luth.

Sunday was Rally Day in the

Grace Methodist Church, Qui°e nr number of 'the students, who had neglected going hack after the sum- mer holidays, were again present, also a number of college students weve present.

, _._._. l The work our the new P. E. I. R., ‘wharf under the supervisiofn of Feaz- ; ley Bros, Halifax, has been completed innd tugs etc leave today for Port Hawkesbury. Wm. Beazley, Jr., who has made many friends d-uring his re- sidence in this city also goes to Port I-Iawkesbury today.

The marriage took place at 456 Mc-r

Dermot Avenue, Winnipeg, on Septem- llrer 9th, 1908, nr Miss Mary Mildred ‘Newsom, daughter of the late Sam- `ue1 Newsom, Crapaud to George B. ¢Munnnch of Winnipeg. The manly friends of the bride in this province join in extending best wishes.

_The Grand View Rifle Association

,will hold their regular shooting pra- lctise at the Grand View range on *Saturday afternoon the 19th. All 'members are requested to attend and continue their practice for the ,grand prize awarded by the Goverr- ment to the nest average shooting

‘done during the yea'r’s practice.

Returns from attitional polls in

Saltcoats district, Saskatchewan, during the recent provincial elections increase Hon. Thos. Mi|cNutt’s major- ity to 454, one of the largest, if ir- deed not the largest, in the provln e. A. A. Thompson, Conservative op- ponent of Mr. MacNutt just saved his,

- piano to rent should apply at Gum.

dian at once.

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S6 Blilflli Charlottetown M__WF_ 'Saturday morning 20 “REM gleé ' Any person having a second hand

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trip west. _ f' _ ' ' ‘M 7

lf(/N) i .allow i ~>.»;< . /r

- J. Large has returned to New York

from a visit to his parents A. and - ~

Mrs. Large, City.

-_- A. Milne Fraser of Halifax, the

well known dealer in Smith Premier typewriters is at the Plaza.

The death occurred recently in

Somerville, Mass., of Mrs. John Cos- tello u native of this Province.

Ferg'uson’s bridge on the road from

Rocky Point to New Dominion and Elliott Hall rhas been thoroughly re- paired.

| r. E. Matthews, P.-esrdsnt nr the 'l fe Underwriters Association of P. E. I. left Monday morning to at-

ruorning for Winnipeg, Manitoba ard “nd 9‘ meeting "I the Cauudmu A“'

socintion at Quebec.

I 51. A. McDonald, C. C. this City, has received u letter announcing tire death of Junres Coristine, president and founder of the great estnhlislr- mrint of the James Coristine & Col, Ltd., of Montreal.

l Miss Haael Hughes, city, leaves to- 'morrow for Backville where she has been engaged on the tenrclring staff of the Mt. Allison Ladies College. Her sister Miss Helen leaves the first of October to study at the Mt. Alli'so'n Univelrsity.

, Reid & Archibald are making good progress at the railway wharf says the Patriot. They have sufficiently advanced with the concrete work to start filling in and have begun to run the ballast train from Lake \'»ar~!e with earth and rrock.

| The Teacher‘s Convention will be ,held on Sept. 23rd, 24th, and 25th in lthe new Assembly Hall of Prince of 1Wnles College. Popular addresses' will be given by Prof. W. W. Andrews of M11. Allison College and by Dr. A. E. Winship, Editor of Journal of Educa- tion, Boston, Mass.

i The Guardian is In r-ecei-pt ofa post card from Dawson, Y. T., on which is the head ofa mamouth Mastodon uncovered at a depth of forty~two fem on numoer tive below A Mack's _Di.»cove.ry, Quartz Creek, Y.T., March i5tu 1904. Length 4 feet, width 2 feet 4 linches, tusks 7 feet 6 inches.

| Miss Agnes M. Walpert, the popular headi Milliner for M. Trainor & Co., who has spent a well earned holiday in visiting the fashionable Millinery Centres abroad, arrived last evening. Sha ,will be better prepared than ever to cater to the mlllinery wants of the il1‘m’s numerous patrons. ,

Dr. Wm. Ferguson, Mrs. Ferguson,l

and little daughter Elizabeth, who have been visiting Senator and Mrs- Ferguson, Marshfield, and' Mrs. W. F. Carter, City, leave Fri-day morning on return to Cambridge, Mass., ac- companied by Mrs. Fergusolfs sister Miss Grace White, who will spend the winter in Cambridge.

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Count Clerk D M Curry St. John, l

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returned home on Saturday night from an enjoys/ble triP t0 P- E- I9' land. St. John the Annapolis Valley, and the Halifax exhibition. Mr. Cur- ry says that he is more impressed. than ever with the maritime provinces from all oints of view, and' feels

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very much benefited by his trip.

A new building 24x36 has been,

built for the Public Works derpari:~f ment on the Government Wharf. The building has a. pictched roof and was completed in twelve days under the supervision of B. D. Huntley. The lumber wus supplied by L. M. P0010 &' Cn., and `A. Duchemin in.m.idhed the finish, doors, window frames, dtc.

MILD DYSPEPTIC CONDITIONS. '

deposit. Mr. Ma.cNutt is a brotlreri '

of J. Leslie MacAutt, of this City und of the late James MacNutt, formerly collector of customs, Malpeque. ,

Last Satuuday night Captain M.

Are a common result of constipa-

tion. Foul matter forms fn. stom- ach' and bowels. In consequence stu- pid heaviness and the bluest sort of feeling takes hold of one. Work is

Phelan of the tug T A_ Stew, ,` difficult, sleep ceases to be refreshing

owned by J. A. Farquharson of this City succeeded in floating the schooner Mayflower, which l. s been lying stranded on the Orw.il flats since lazst October. The Mny- flower, 60 tons, and owned by Geor e Wightman of Montague, was driven on the shore during a heavy gale. Since November many attemlts have been made to get her off, but all proved nnavailing until Csrptaln Phelan got to work. For four daYS and nights he worked . faithfully, taking advantage 0! the spring tides. which gave six feet of water at the ve.esel's bow at high water. The

Ma,-,grower was resting on hard' clay] -_-.~--_--»-1:,-__--__ --Aw.

bnttmn, but the tug dressed her 249 yards into deep water. and she is now lying at the Brush wharf in an undamaged condition, "adv '10 “il the seas again. The captain into be commended on his success.

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appetite lags. Soon positive ill healtih is established. Halml-lt0u's Pills are the most prompt and efllci-` ent remedy, both for faulty digestion and liver sluggishness. These pills act as nature does upon the secreting glands. All the stomach secretions of digestion and the intestinal juices are inrcreased. The bowels are not irritated but healed. Hami-lt;on’s Pills are not a purge but a curative yegetable compound which restores natural conditions and permanently cure all forms of indlgrstion, dyspep~ sia and stomach weakness. Try A 25 cent box of Dr. Ha/milto‘n's Pills.

N0. 2 a Brownie

ducing first class re-

pastry. One‘s diges- tion is soon ruined by eating any other kind' We have the best pies, Give us s trial order Telephone 21 r.

D. STEWART.

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sults yet very low in cost.

Camera

takes pictures 2 1-2 by 4 1-4. Capable of pro-

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1, 'The Busieli Store on Chsrlofietown'| Bruin! Street

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Fifteen Dollars

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navy and

been able to offer ycu.lu style-

in fabric-in tailoring-it will be approved.

saving price commends it to

every thrifty_ buyer. 'ow please re- member, this is uot an ordinary fifteen dollar suit-it is a thoroughly notable value

The fabric is an all wool venetian of extremely

nice smooth finish, The colours are navy brown, black and myrtle. The coat is in the pop

ular cutaway shape, of medium length, semifit-ted back Tire skirt is prettiry

made, finished wir.. b`r.r§f¢1d....$l5 .

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_A nice skirt comes in Navy and Black

Vicuna cloth, seven gores witn a pleat on each gore, and trimmed with narrow straps of cloth around the bottom.

Price $5.65

A fine _Venetian cloth plain seven gore

flare,- with wide 'bias fold around the bottom this skirt comes in brown, green

black.

Price $5 95

.A A nice skirt made in extra large sizes is in black Venetian cloth has If a pleat ou each gore and a three inch fold near the bottonr.

Price $5.95

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alittle the test thing of the sort that we

, All Wool Venetian-=69cts

WE HAVE TALKED a greatdeal about this sixty nine Cent venetian of ours-

but not one word more than is warranteed by the merit of the line. No one line that we have ever put on sale lras created so much talk. And purely on the excellence of the fabric. 4_3 inch all wool veuctians, in black, navy, light navy, browns, greens, reds,

r , grey,firur,firre finish good weiglrt,well adapted to use as a fall suit just such goods as you

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, JUST AS A RE.\lINr)l_IR ive recommend vour calling at our fur department just as g earl. as you can. The spcvrfrl line that we’ve been advertising will be slriped back to t re

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Among the outward passengers

from this City yesterday were: Jos- eph Dorsey, City, returning to Mc- Gui couege, Montreal; Mrs- W- V- Douse, returning '-9 B°§t°“3 Albert qu"-an go Sydmey;’9Miss Florence Trainor to Providence, R. 1-; M155 Mabel Smith to New Bedford, Mass.; Miss Bessie Diamond to Boston; Miss Brown to Baltimore; Mrs. Trav- ers, returning to St. John; Miss Win- nie McLeod to Chlcagfli MVS- N~ ,Turlington and' daufflliell £0 Wllmin ‘ ton, N. C., after visiting S. C. and Mrs. Nash, City. '

iliargains

5 & 50 cen tl-lat Brush

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5 anis buys e l0_cg_n___, acruli

and a 25 cent box of Tetlow’s Talcum Pow- dtr for ro cents-

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Assessment Insurance

insurance besides ca-rying guarant

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The New Guarentecd Instalment Policy issued be the Sun Life of Canada meets

all requirements of those desiring chx .

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