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things and does them well. Re-
stores color to gray hair, stops
flllllll hair, makes the hair grow,
cures dandruil. isn'tihiaeaon£
for one rearniion? , 4 -
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Were You Looking For A
_ . Souvenir
of P. E. Island?
We can show you an assortm of souvenirs
_ that will ccrtsinly please yon.
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‘ Always s pleasure for us to show goods.
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Established 1558 JEWELLER.
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If you wish the best in photo
grsphy, finished on the new spec
YOU
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ializei iuounis, (the very latest'
novelty. )
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VISIT
OUR. ~
BT`UI)IC>.
GEO. H. COOK,
Where llsbv is Aivravs Welcome.
IMPORTANT NOTICE l
Si<'\'i‘I.\I HlI'I`H'IllliI \\1Il SISTERS i.|»'
iinriuiiiivc in t-bo iiulios'i\iid goutloinon of ui to
CHARLOTTETOWN
iii.-il ilroy hnvu in do iirruiigoiiiciits with
Driilliris ‘,
I i
Special
School
Boots
for Boys.
This is the only boot
fora boy that looks
well, wears well and
GEO. E. HUGHES,
and will hold tially duiiiilistmtloiin for oiio
iv.-<~Lni lilo Alrotliernricii I-Inll. cuiuinoiu-.ing
.\i|nn|n_v. Sept.. th., rorlrni-ding trontineiit of tho
Ii.iii' und ituilp. 'I ioy i'onpocl.fully luvlto
ini-iyruiiii In null uintl consult w th thorn. ('ui|iu
nniisi in-.long bountiful huh' crown b tho
un- .\‘l<IV_IN SU'I‘I“IEIlIu\I\'I) HIS'l¥l°lIlH'
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lonnit- .~'ii-not 'I‘o nto. J. II. l.luiioy, Foroiigii-
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Elegautly Tailored -
Summer Suit
\\'lu\t`r~‘ tho uso tif pivyiiitr `Iu.i|cy
|ii-ii-na for \0Ult Llill ll uh-~\Vo
uiiiiiiiiitoi: tho uiily iliil“ui‘c||oo lio-
|\veeiiuui~ innko und thu otlioi' fol-
lows \\'i|l bo lim pi-lcu.
ll wo were ifotabsolutoly rortulii of
this we won il not uuiko such un ni_-i-
~crLiu|i-lrut \vo`i'c lioi-om prove it
in you iiiiy tlino you ro roiiily.
l\ou't be hull uwuke to iriio
i-viniiniiyfdi-o|\ in our »iiiopi/u-nioi~-
nw und Iourn Iiow you run shvii
your inoiioy.
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ARRIVED
A full line of Chris-
tie Biscuit in Social
'I‘. a,assoi-ted Sandwich,
Smyrna, hlarshrnal-
low, jelly Finger,
Water Ice Wafer
etc, all fresh at
|iioKonna’a Bi-ooory.
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WE WILL
SELL BOOTS
At a small advance
on cost.
t’s Our
Best Ad.
and we are alter the
trade.
Try us fi r your
Shoes this time and
you will be pleased.
PRAGUE & CO.,
Victoria Row.
Z
ll MCI-AREN. R231-'if 1
r, Ut. 0ou.St.
is not too heavy-We
have gone to a lot of
trouble tu get this
boot made just as we
want lt.
We Re-
commend
Them as
Something
Good.
Sizes ii, iz, i3 are
$i.45 and $1.50.
Sizes r to 5 are $1.75
and $i.85. -
Alley & Co.
CANNED
PEARS
just received 50 dozen 2 lb
tins Canned Pears which we
bought at a bargain. We are
now offering them at the rate of
2 Tins for 25 cts.
They are good goods and won’t
last long at this price.
BCC( & lil"-
Filli SALE [iii
Til LET.
Tire house at present occupied
by subscriber, i6 roorns,hot water,
electric light. suitable for hotel or
double tenement.
Also the house on corner oi’
Water and Weymouth adjoining
above.
D. O’M. REDDIN.
Land for Sal
. The undersigned offers for
sale on easy terms of pay-
ment, TWENTY BUILD
ING LOTS, fronting on VIC
toria Park.
W. W. SULLIVAN,
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THE iillllillllll I
I illllll NEWS
Oiiices in New Prowse Block
Charlottetown.
Mounioun Scnoons reopen this morn-
ing. '
Joi-ix MuK|uuvi\ left yesterday on a
visit. to Montreal.
Tris oity has stooped buying stone for
concrete work in the city.
Miss Evra Ciii.i.ni:oK, Tryon, leaves
this morning for Boston.
D. J. Rii.m' lelt ysstcrday for Montreal
to attend the Municipal Convention.
Wiu. the person who picked up the
Meerchnum pipe bntwccn Millcova and
Moreli, within the lust two weeks, please
icuvo sumo nt Guardian Olllcc nnii get rc-
ward.
Jorma Ronnitrsoiv, Mrs. Robertson and
Miss lichsrt-son, Roanke, Virginia are
spending o low days at tho Acadia. Miss
Robertson will spend sometime with Miss
Longworth, Hlllhur-st.
G. I3. Locxn/mr, Maninzer of the Con-
densed Milk [nctory oi' this city, has been
appointed general manager of the Utah
Inter-Condensed Milk Company of Salt
Luke City, and will lenvc for that place on
the l5t.h lust. ills successor has not yet
been uppolntcd.
Trin S. S. City ol London carried a large
loud nf frcitzlit to Crapnuil on Saturday
morning and returned in the afternoon
witii fifteen passengers and tho following
enrgo-40 cases eggs, 12 hogs, 5 packages
butter, 5 barrels and 25 horns produce, nl-
sou lot of bousohold effects, iron, rope,
iuiil so forth.
Co.\iiiissioNr:|i. Cousins, coniniandcroi
tho Salvation Army lu Canada, accom'
panicd by Mrs. Coombs will make a tour
of the Maritime Provinccsin October.
Word to this oifect has just been receiv-
sd nt tho local hcailquartcrs. The ck-
nct dntcs of the comnib\sioner’s visit have
not iicenjniirda publie as yct,liowcvcr.it is
probable, ofcourse, that he will rerunlii
ln St. John for n couple of dnys, and that
ono or more public meetings will bc lioid.
His itincrnry, like the dates of his tour,
bus not yet been announced. It is ex-
pected tliul Colonel Kyle, the new chiof
secretory for the Army in Canada;
Lieutenant Colonel Pugnrire and Bri-
gndicr Smccton will accompany Commis-
ioner und Mrs. Coombs. Brigadier Smce-
ton hasjust rotumcd from n iour of thc
Klondykc, and is now in Ncwfoundlnnil.
Mrs. Coombs did not accompany hcr
husnand on hiii last visit to St. John, and
will doubtless recieve an especially hcurty
welcome when sho comes with him in
October. Liout. Col. J. D. Sharp rs-
turncd this morning from Nova Scotia.
In Now Glusgowlon Monday lic olilcin-
tcd nt the marriage of two mniiibcrs of
the Army. He niso hold nn oiilcers'
council there, and one in Moncton
as woil. At these councils ar-
rangements for Commissioner Coomb's
visits and lor thc nnniinl linrvost (cati-
vnls were discussed. The fcstivuls will
bc hclil in Soptc-inbcr.~St. John lllnbc.
Tiiz wedding was celebrated last oven-
ing ut St. Pnul`s church, by the Rev.
Chrlstoplierllcod, of Mr. Reginald P.
Wilson and Miss Millicent Palmer, both
of Dawson. Tho wedding was priviitc,
but ti number of frionds wore there with
rloc and old shoes. The brido was given
away by her brother, A. B. Palmer.
The bride, Miss Millicsnt Palmer, is tho
daughter of tho late Donald Palmer, Esq.
of Victoria, 1'. E. I. un old Prince Ed-
wnrdlsinnd fiimllv ol English fstnck.
nbc isnsister ol the well-known Palmer
Drotiiers, for runny yenrs in business in
a large way in the Klondyke. She _loin-
od her brothers in Dawson nbont a year
ago, and in har brief residence hare has
ronpcd niiiny iirin friendships and a widc
popularity. Like so inany Cnnndinns,
abc is ati excellent skater, and o iaiiiiliur
figure on the rink nil winter.
The bride wus drcsscdhundsomoiyin a
dross of grey ctnmlnc, with ii picture hut
of the sninc. There were rio britiosniuldn,
the wedding pnrty being conilncd tonieni-
bcrs of the family. The gmonr, Reginald
1’. Wilson, civil enirlneor and drriiiglits-
iunn, has been seven yearn ln the
Kiourlyko. Anon of Nicholas C. Wilson
or Ulicstcr, England, hu was born in
Liverpool thirty-tive ycnrs ago. Grad-
unling na n Ii. Sc. and civil engineer, hc
commenced nn extensive trnvcl which
eventually brought him to Daw-
son-~to meet his ' bride. lie
was four ycnrs with exploration survey
pnrticsiu Ashantor, fWt-st Africa, threc
years in France and Belgium, and ssvon
years horc. 'lic had a mining cxpori-
cni-.o of two years in Atlin, was with tha
WhitcPnssus an cnglneor in 1808, und
hus boon four yours in the government
survcy olliceiii Dawson. Mr. and Mrs.
Wilson left on tho steamer inunedintoly
after the ceremony for Winnipeg,
Manitoba, whoro Mr Wilson goes to _loin
the firm of Chataway and Japhson, sn-
,ginscrs and architects.-Dawson City
Dnlly News Aug. ltlth.
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Laxntlve Fig Syrup-Nothing better for
strengthening and cleansing tha stomach,
livsr and bowels. It assists and stimu-
lates tho nnturoiactlon of theso orrtnns
rind in every way keeps tho body in a
good stntc of honlth-Only 25c a,bottln.
A. W. Redflin Pham. B., Central Drug-
Swre, Sunnyside.
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WI-II'I`E’S CHOC()I,i\'I`ES are made in Canada and are much nérprec-
inted b those who wiiiit an absolutely ptire confectionery. Pitt _ up in ainty
pound Nad half pound boxes. For sale by all the leading confectioiiers. E G. 7. 
E. 6. Br>litoxn,of the Bank of NovaSao
tia,leftBaturd\1 on a visit to Nova Scotia.
Ross Birriiunx has been spending the
past low days visiting at Hunter River.
Rxrfaraaarebeing marie to the tower
on the Court House in which the city
clock la placed.
Rav. A. W. Waiurisiv left by the Prin-
cess Saturday morning to autor upon his
studies at`Colgute Theological Seminary,
i-ianiiiwn, N. Y. '
Aaxxasorn Malin, Einerulii, ei-ossedi
by the Princess yeswniay morning en
route to Halifax, vrbsre ha will attend
Dalhousie College.
Miss ViritaLxA, Mho. R. II.Storns, Miss
Iitarvle, A. Oampboii and family, were
passengers by the Uity of London from
Urnpnurl on Saturday.
Da. Artrsuaa `McI{iNNor~'. brother of
Lleut. Governor McKinnon, has left on
return to Lincoln, Nebraska, after a
pleasant visit tn friends on the Islnnd.
Tnimn were two Prohibition eases tor
first oifences against Annie Coyle at the
Police Court. on Saturday. Ono wns dis-
missed and the other wus ndjourned for ii
wack.
J. A, Simirioauoii, IJ. A., of Amherst.
has boon appointed head muster of Nap-
alma College. Suu Fcrnaiin, ’I`rinldad,as
successor to E. W. Collin, B. A., o!
Charlottetown.
li. M. Davison has been appointed
general agent. for thu province of the
Tradsr‘s Fira Insurance Company of
Tomato and the Nova Scotia Fire Insur-
ance Company of Halifax.
Mus. M/iciliwnsoiv, Forest Hills, Mass.,
lcit Saturday on return after scvcral
months’ visit to hor parciits D. A.and Mrs.
Bruce. She was nccompnnicil by hor two
sisters Misses Jessie and Ilelcu.
Ilnrrauunn tha sais of Wlinri Property
on Tliursdny next having the oldest coal
business in tho city established n quarter
oi a century ago,ss well nsrailwny ei unen-
tloii which Minister of llaiiwuys stated sl
n public meeting rocnntly held hero “can
not be axlcndcd along wntcr front."
Tun Fredericton Herald says;-“Mr D.
J.Shen, authorizes the llornld to state
that the use oi his nunic on Saturday by
thoruedicins vendor, who is holding out
nightly on Phoenix Square, wus entirely
unwurrunt/ed. Iiolnis had no dealings
with the ruan whntnvcr and rloos not
even know hiin by sight.. Mr. Shen
further states that to the best ol lils
knowledge thc Lupe worm story, to`d ly
thsullcged doctor, is u pun: lnbr|cntioi.'
This is prolnibly the sonic fnkii' that was
exhibiting tnpo worms in Ciinrrlottotown
u few weeks ago. Ile showed some
spoils of thc chase captured in Moncton
nud the chances are tbut Charlottetown
Individuals have been doing duty in other
towns.
rlegant and Artistic
Mat and Rug Patterns.
which canoe More Up in the
Honieshf Users of
Diamond Dyes.
Thousands of Iiookcd Mnts and Rugs
nri.-iuailc yearly by usersof Dlaniond Dyes.
Tlicrunklng of these Mute and Rugs is
populnr with the Indies nf Canada, and
will be inure so this season, when it is
known that a vast nuiiihor of now designs
linvo been introduced. These puttcrns
are on henry burliip llucu und beautifully
colored, showing the oxnct colors in thi-.
Diamond Dyes that should bc used to
color the materials for the work.
John E. Garrett, New Glasgow, N. S.,
the ninnufiicturci' of those nrtlstlc Mut
nnil ling Puttcrnii will send free of charge
to any address in Canada shouts of
designs, showing sliies and prices. -
-_-mi
-Citizens \vlic ncsire milk or cream of
the best quality, pnsteurircd or otherwise
shonid speak to the dclivcry men of the
Hopcton Pastcurized Milk 81 Crcuvn Co
or address P. 0. llox 013, Charlottetown.
Buttermilk also supplied nt lowest
prices. 0-20 rl 3 mos pil.
“Lady Grey" knitting \vool. A soft
long libre superior quality \vool,full 2 os.
skeins any color, worth ‘lic for loc skein.
Weeks 86 Co.-Dress Goods Lenders.
anal.
We have ,lust roccivcd a package of
cliinndircct from Japun It is thc nicest
iinc of the kind in thc i:lty.-\\'. P.
Colwill, Sunnyside. 7-12 d ti.
Dliinor Sens nt I’. E. Irln|iil's Grnaicst
Crockory Store from $5.00 und upto $il5.t0
W. P. Colwill, Sunnyside. 7 litii ti
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NIONDS
THAT SHOW
THEIR WORTH.
A mere glance at a good
diamond is ample to indi-
cate its qnallty. This can
be in truth applied to any
one of the stones you may
chance to examine in our
large collection, all laying
equal claim to your admir-
ing exclamation : ‘°lsn't it
a gent!" Our prices are
the lowest at which fine
stones can he sold for.
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MEET ME AT THE ALWAYS BUSY STORE
Ladies’
Coats
At/J.,
l Bros.
The first instalment of Fall and Winter
Coats have arrived. They are the very latest
styles and perfection in
QUALITY,
FIT,
'rimsn .
' AND WORKMANSHIP.
We hsk. your most
critical inspection.
I Stanley
Bros. ~
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f Syrups anaJ'_.1rne Juice N
PRICE l0c BOTTLE UP
A largo var-ioty to soleot from. Some of the Limo Juice
iluvoni uro :  _
Itiwpliorry, _ Loinon, Pliicnpplo, -55,, I-°U»l'l
Strawberry, Vanilla, Ciioi-ry. ilio
SANDI-:nsoN®.c\o. ,
A Permanent Fit In
l  A A Few
4,.
s.
r  Minutes
‘E
Unless your figure is quite out
*, I-1# of the ordinary, we positively guaran-
‘ \ tee youa perfect and permanent lit.
We can show you the finest line of
 I :_ up-to-date suits on the market and any
  one of which will be an ideal lit and
  _ will retain its shape. _
st.  If you will compare the prices
_ and qualities found in this place with
  the prices and qualities found else-

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.5 i, _. where, it will be a beneficial thing for
  ~us. Suits-every one a bargain,
- "  l¢5.oo,os.o0npro 3.0.00. Dorian. do
 double duty here.
5. A. i'i¢ooNAi_D,
P. E. IsIand’s Greatest Clothing Hou se.
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nioinloini Exim noi!
Live Stock Show. A
OPEN TO THE MARITIME PROVINCES. `
Fredericton, N. B.
Sept. Zi, 22, 23, 25, 26, 27, i905.
NEW BRUNSWICK’S BIG FAIR.
6 DAYS nnUcariiiiiMAiI~i[i'iLiiri)iilssMnur. 6 DAYS
EXCLUSIVE ENGAGEMENT AT LARGE EXPENSE OF
D ti cr-Dcrlllng In his
lJ:a5i-Defgtlng   0  Wonderful Acti
Desperate re-Devil
LOUPING THE LOOP.
The Ciiasm-Vauliing Cyclist in his Tremenilourly
 D Phenomenal Feat of riding down a po foot incline on
an ordinary safety Bicycle and hnr ing himself and
he iihroogh 40 feet ofs ce all latin on the broken thway, miraculously
Ihsuined. and wheeli ealzii 'to Ric giiound. P.
Both Acts AilS0iiTl‘i‘RIAI FREE on the enclosed grounds twice each day.
3 DAYS--TROTTING AND PACING-3 DAYS
Low Rates and Excursions on all Linea.
For Prize Lista, Entry Blanks and all information address
t JOHN A. CAMPBIILL. M.P.P., President. W. S. IIOOPER, Secretary
li-Ittta&'.wtwtlScp$1l
Stanley -
ores in
Pleagome through
the ear
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Sold Otily by
Miller Bros.,
SUNNYSI DE,
Charlottetown .
HE E333 EH
Hliiil iillill
Daily expet-tid per
schooner Corona.
300 Tons Hard Coal
in egg, chestnut and
stove s`v,- s.
U. Lyons ir lin.
9-2 tl _'ini
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On the Road
Wlicu you go driving is
your team always satis- I
factory?
Does thc rig give youu
feeling of pride null cun-
tc-ntinent?
Our coniplcti: stock of
liurses and cnrriugus ex-
cel all past efforts.
Everything possible iiiis
hceii done to trinlic this
our greatest null most
sucecssfiil scnsoii.
LARGE BROS..
Queen Street,
6-:oil 3m. Ptioiic 30.
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MURI’HY’S
Livery Stable, _
oUEi-;N srizsisr.
Tennis to liirc nl. sliori
olice.
Phone 274. Iiox 6i i.
Cabs uicct nil _stcniiiers 'und
niiis.
M. J. Murphy.
l’i<t>l’liI1i’l`(>it.
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Wor.ih’s `
Livery Stables,
Cliarlotlelowii, I'. Ii. I.
First class single, and
Phone 52.
PRINCE STREl'.'l`.
double teams.
Fine inrnouts for wi-d-
dlngs and private puilic-`sI ‘
H. J. WORTH. A
Proprietor.
6-i7 d 4 mo.
auvln, Gcnizel & Co.
Jas.A.5.Bayer, Prop.
no You   
intend Coming into the '
Exhibition? ,
if So Call At Our
STUDIO I
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