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kid ell be 1, Oil or the iails. on

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f - form of iron to take. They are readily ass- A

1 f Pocket Books, ....... Purses, ctc. 4

iiiioirs

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Are impure matters which the skin 4 iver, kidneys and other organs can """"`“""

not take care of without help, there is TBI floor of the drill shed, where thai Tin: friends of the late Wallacelil.

ruth an accumulation of them

They litter the whole system Pimples, boils, eczema and other

eruptions, loss of appetite, that tired feeling, bilions turns, fits of indiges tion, dull headache! and lIlan]..other troubles are due ln them

Hood s .farsaparzlla and Pills

Remove all hnmors, overcome all

their effects, strengthen, tone and invigorate the whole system

My health was' poor and I suffered

much from hives and kidney trouble. After taxing two bottles ot Hood’s Sarlaparilla I was cured Iregardthlsmedlclneassiv perior to all others." Mis. Jollrn H01.- iziminn, Harrison, Ontario.

Hood’a Saraaparllla promises to cure and keeps the promise

it Will All Come Out in the Wash

is a true saying if you use

FEIJS NAPTHA SOAP

Hundreds of people who have tried it are pleased It means less labor and better results

Try it

_ 7c at bar-I0 bars 60c.

Webster 6: McKay Phone 199

Cor Kent and Gt. George Sts.

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Coldlireaais Bandia going to play on Oct. on and sin has been nicely boarded.

Tas: smoke stack of the Stanley now at

Picton was placed in position last week 5! the united crews of the steamer and the Foundry Co. who are engaged work

ina on the best. It is it »ubstantiai,pi<ce 0’ work

Court Charlottetown. N o o76 I 0 F meets tonight in Wright s Hall Kent St. About a dozen new members will be init- tiaed by Bro W Doig. Mgr. for the Mari tlnc Provinces All the boys are expected ta be on hand at eight 0 clock sharp.

Tim Electra arrived last night ata quarter to seven Her cargo included 116 drums fish, 48 cases canned goods, 41 cases eggs, 16 packages household goods, 34 packages sundries. She had also four Plssengers William and Mrs Harrie, Beach Point Capt Chapman, Murray Harbor Wm Taylor, Murray Harbor North.

OVER one thousand passengers crossed and re cro=sed to Charlottetown last week Although the Princess is n A 1 boat the accomodation is too limi ted for the increasing trade What required for next season is a second boat for the passenger and light freight ser vice -Pictou Standard

No 1 CJ Artillery Attention Th e

company will parade at the Drill shed on Sunday morning, October 4th at 10 o’clock to take part in the chur ch parade in honor of the Ge ral Ofli

ne oer Commanding,

Lord Duudonaldj It is incumbent on this occasion for every member of the company to attend -By Order, A A Bart

lett Capt.

A Lam issue of the Victozia, B. C. Col-

onist says. ‘A. H. B. McGowan has been asked to run in th

e conservative interests.

He will allow his name to go` before the convention! Mr McGowan is a Prince Ed- _wird Island man. a son of the late Will- iam Mncgowau, Esq. He formerly resid- ed in this city and will be remembered by many citizens.

A vEnY quiet wedding took place at

St. Peter’s church vestsrday morning, at 6o'clock, when Miss Lizzie Horribrook, of

ad in marriage io Louis McNeill

Kenzie, son of WllliamlcKennie, dyke, Lot 48 h

ur R esuminer but the last

fatal Mr Mackenzi h cl be

one e remains

interred in St Paul’s Cemetery,

gentlemen. s The people of Upton like very well to see them coming o and staying longer among When the milldam b k l th

erected a residence on the banks

We would like to see more of gentlemen coming among us, no they could not ilu

the ses. for summer than in and around Upton Lake

respectable The Fishery Warden

obliginitgentleman and will guard

that no poachers will intrude w

like the R.ver Foyie in the north lan

‘ of this city, form rly of Grand ° \ I I i V _ _ mv" p_ E_ L Th, bride, Bonemtw.-The farmers of this _\' ./ 7 » who was given by her brother, Walter AW "° bum! °"¥‘S°d °°mPl°““8 K _

=_ ~ tlornbro ik, wore anavy blue broadcloth |““"°3t» which i’ ‘°m°Wh“t 73”'

;»_ _ el y0||l'- suit, with nat to match. sin -was ai=,“=\1=l» °"i==s W "ls l1\if°'°r°b\° W

, , tended byMiss Annie M. Tierney, niece "°°°U"~Y°*0‘“' °°°°1'P"i5i“8_ m°"°

of the groom, who was gowned in whlte|J° 3*! R°b°‘t'9‘;; :mit S- 'mg . V. . ith bat to match. The nuptial,”'° °“3° 1'” “I U’ “"3

h tality is in order. W

og _ _ _ mass was celebrated by Rev. Edward 3¢¢°l'¢d 5 890517 SUDPIY °f df!

ere is nothing more deli-_ S,,,,u,, ¢_ SS_ R AM, the ,,,,.,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,.|gme¢l-iss, ste. so meet the oe

Warm day! than Eiward Tierney, where a dainty wed- P0985 °f hi' Mmuful °"l|*R‘° 5°

eious and refreshing these 'bridal pam :span-ea to the some cf tl" will*-v'B='»<1f°1'd B°r°¢ 5.”

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Qu] two out the country willbesaddened to hear Gordon’ Lapin Rnd spent

fo, “ti gh, W", 'mm' "q“"° ofthe sssoaofiriss rm A. ncxenzie monk", we U of his

In m¢N¢u1 imc this mains for their mv--S°m° °f °\1f men future home in New Hampshire. They ht’ W 5° lil, ° °'*W`°f d¢3Pl|5°|l

_,;=~ ’ were the recipients of many beautiful- "|98 U0 diillbt 9° UI!

Ld ‘ s and costly gifts.-St. John Tdegraph. _°°m° °f th* ilu” 5°! t°

Misc Lili Col

Maur friends in this city and through- "smug mms mes’

gues uncle

AuGm‘"‘m_i5_z5_5° “nm which tookpplace at her home in Flat H D _ -

River yesterday after an illness of a few' ° mmm _wh“`ml8ht` hue

, _ rious accident, occurred a few

_ ~ - ."9 .'°"""“" a ths. Though for some time her death se V _ _ sluson BROS- co- U“|T¢°° not been uae " ted still itwill ` A `l"h8‘“°' 'mu D' J' Hsu" of

xp” mme Shore was returning home his h

""'_'”x' N’ " as a heavy blow to those who watched the wok night and rm into mow"

' » - _ “Bb” °f 1"? '°°°°m= #flower wi 4i=°m°=im¢i has it not been for the skuirum

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o.i'§i,i»4\<'~ W M<'\1*,_\‘\f‘\*

.se si smmmiimsirf

As a sample of our

~ lightful cake means

order for several pounds.

_ Our cake is fresh and

ready for cutting to~day. Let us ill your order,” ` Fruit Cake' 25c 1

a Sultana' zocl

Nut zoc l Silver l6c lb

URY ‘S Da, RT' Build up your-'A blood boforelthc cold

1 ECLIPSE BAKERY- A lweather comes Good red blood offers ine

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,lakeslellread

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New lumen

Ames Holden Shoes fit and wear well A

ask for them. *

Cliatclaincs.

_ Music Rolls, _

Bookfand Wall Paper F

Store.

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Mackinnon & Williams,

Bsni»¢¢n,Soiieiwn.Netaris.as. ji

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EBAYHEDYIJJAEA h Olco-Oamsa Blo&.®Ui\\il¢°W

_ y. Price 2`5c a box, 3 for 65c. The two Macs,

which endearei her to all.The expressions

of sorrow for her untimely demise are

mingled with the fond recollections which entwinc in loving sympathy the brief life of labor of a truly Christian girl.

Beautiful lives are those that bless,

Silent streams of happiness, Whose hidden fountains but few can

guess.

Good fit, good weai-,perfect satisfaction Ames Holden's advertised shoes ask for them. *

remedy for building up the blood is irvll

imilateci and give quick results. For Dale delicate people there is no better remed

MacDonald & MacKinnon, drugglsts,i Corner Great George and Kent Streets.

greatest resistance to colds ete. The hestl

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1 K y y y ay_ t ll yesterday the gentle spirit me driver the "Suu mmm Inv. D

mmmmm Wi iam -W ~° mf- =“~=|f»»»1.-<>-’»»» ooo do-»~

_ 5 it. Hers was alovely and lovable character Roxbury Mass, B Im,” numb" at

a ‘ and in the family circle and among her ,mms people of Bunshnw and vi _ ` companions her associations _were of that 4” the hmm of Mn md _. 0E ' bright happy,al\d self-sacriheing character _'|'»‘J:-ngfgevm, le sho to bm

_ Ars; rv, vcbllftspohslr dauzhteis Misses on

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and Florence and also to .of Roxbury, who has spent the last weeks on P. E. L The evening

pleasantly spent in music, singing, etc, untllfthe wee sma’ hours arrived

we meet again". the company dis feeling that they spent a most able evening. -“Try Again” Divis 0. T. is continuing to progress. On last night of meeting the following

Wm Fiemmin

after the singing of “God be with you

per en ion

ull

were elected for the ensuing quarter.

R. S.-Bro. Mal. McKinnon A. R. S.-Sister Mamie McLeod. Fin. S.-Sister Libby Green.

Treas.-Bro. H. E. Crosby

Chap.-Sister Fiorrie McDonald

Con.-Bro. _Alex McLeod. _ _ A. Con.-Sister Leah Boyce.' ”

I.,S.-Bro. Arch’d McPhail 0. S.-Bro. lihnest Crosby. V P. W. P.-Bro. Cyrus Crosby. Supt. of Y. P. W.-Bro. J. J. Mc

Ames Holden Shoes lit and wear

ask for them. ’ "

ave received word

friends in Ark. stating that Mr Mc zies death announced in Guardian several weeks ago was ca by malaria ne had had several at d in th

e a en in A

sas about two years and during that had made many friends. He had e care during his illness Two doctors in attendance and did everything for that could be d Th

Rtck A kansas

UP1'oN -The harvest is nearly fini

in this section, for the season wit exception of some small patches of sowing The crops are good in ge yru can hear tlie hum of the thre mill on every side now -The St N B tourists have ccme and gone this season, judging by the num boxes they took with them filled speckled beaut es they have co markably well on this angling The! are refined ki-nd and obl

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it is alleged that some of the trout down the stream, but be that as it they have i!00d luck in their an in

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shooting and no doubt they will

preciate it in the near future -They

beautiful spot in our Island

people here are kind and hospitabl

lake IAdolphus Tamer in a Lind

terest of the Club with a keen eye

permiss on of the members of the cl The entrance to the lake is narro when you enter the m uth of lt ou

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enter on a wide expansion of water on

_ e mile long. The entrance is some

Cody s Station, Queers county, was unit- ~

lake equipped up in all improvem

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nity ' '

V well this fall

Fifty four inch rough friezes, heavy sturdy,durable suitings- in

brown and navy mixture, and Oxford Grey A g

Heavy rough frieze, handsome cloth for outing suits, 56

raised stripe, black oxfordand heather' mixture Q.

Zibeline effects in 56 inch heavy cloths, comes in oxford, black, i

green, ‘brown _ ' _ 8|-\Al»

At same price? comes a very attracvive' line oft friezes, black, ~

oxford and navy _- P V $|.|l.

Flaked zibeline has proved a most popular fabric thiafali, we’re

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showing green, brown, oxford and navy-with white Hake,

A <6 inch a ~ i si-ss~

A most effective dress fabric is a line of sheared zibeline-in

_ mottled effects, grey with blue. grey with blue and green, .

brown with blue and green. 5; inches , A _ '

Flaked broadcloth is another popular fabric, coming in 2, A*

_~ ford, cadet fp'1u¢,'darr fnwn, with shite 56 laeiié,

- "lim inset; clinging fabrics, .septal to area-we an

crepoieiiégi, veins, sibsifoa, one-as-cane.

Mizumtte, ,cffineoias ` M '

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of If

_ We are alsgshowing _the iinestlineiof ' West ,of 'gl Ib _ e

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_Venetian worsteds wie’ve ever had on our shelves. Beautiful, smooth,

lustrous goods, to 54 inch widths-,88c'to 82.45.

p Waistings every attractive sort- _A line of French

that are p1easing‘ everybody at 54 and 7zc. A ' v' A A

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W. s.._-,simrrim-iear'cLeea.

Leod.

For Colds.

This is the season for

colds. Almost everybody has one. We have prepared fora big crop of colds by stocking up with all the best remedies.

Laxa Bromo Quiniiie, Laxa-Cold, p Quinine Pills, 1, 2, 3.

and 5 grains, etc. etc. N_B.-Our Quinine Pills are

made by Wampole C0~. _

and are greatly superior to A ordinary makes.

°-'mi-: 1'wo_ Macs" _

lltllollliil & lttllililoll,

KFHQ'

smoris s ciiosaoiiooou cioiiis p

The _best 3 for a quarter smoke. ` Made from clear -“Havana leaf by skilled Union Labor.

owney’s Chocolates

A “Name on ev piece.” S0153 packages from Iocents up. The purest and most popular Chocolates sold.

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lloaev1alesaoaRsslBs&. A' ' Jaayrymw wry! _ _

QurGt.GeorgeandKeutSta.

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are 63-00

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o Our Dress “Material ”

is Up-to-Date'

We show a very complete and up-to-date range of goods in Fall Tweeds and suit- ings of all sorts,newest weave in line black goods. In our big stock you can [Ct

wen. just exactly what you desire and our prices are right every time.

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p EXTRA VALUE 0UR M0lT0

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40 inch 'Cloth Suitingy plain and fancy mixtures at zoc, a yard.

50 inch Cloth Mixtures, splendid value at 4 5c. a yard. 56 `inch'Twill`Suiting Cloth, worth 65c, at 5oc.yard.

54' inch Satin Finish Habit Cloths in Royal Navy Myrtle $1.10 fbi' 9312. _ 54 inch Frieze5Clotlis‘ in Navys, Blacks, Oxfords, special value at Soc, fl 1°;

_ $1.20 0 "

Some nice tweed edects at 5 5c, and 856, very 8005 Valua-

BEAUIIFUI. BLACK DRESS

_ 1 Millineiy and DressGoods_Lea¢lsra'

This store slpolicy _is to prov*-\

_ very latest _wnrdfiii fashi, £1

of dress fahr§as“$"~l=big'f°lh W ‘C

’ _ indication- welve' 'siié¢ee§ my

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