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Another lot
assorted cloths
in assorted
and black
 .desiring to take advantage dfiit should
Fitting,
St les,
choice
'For $5 50
Wonders at
The Price,
See Theml
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from No 6 CHiLDRsi~t’s to 3
No lO Mnv’s, including
Ladies and Misses Sizes
Cem "
Wool Sole, for Ladies, is
the nicest thing ever of-
fered in the liue of soles
to see Them.
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Health
Readers
Ptttt Pt I 20 cents.
J
Text Books on
and Hygenie, with
ret renee to the effects
and tobacco on the
sale by all dealers in
Supplies in the Mari-
Provinces
=============§ , News Budget of llappenlitgs Round About
A good
Stylish,
Fitting
Tailor made
Jacket
Your choice
of 4 good
colors
$3 '75
the Dlstrlct.
Tits mail train arrived last night
a/t 11 00.
Senor. Ronsaicx Itlxriissosnof No
l C0., has been appointed quarter-ma.s~
ter sergeant of the lth Regt, C_A.
_Do not foig.»_t the Evangelistic ser-
VICG HOW being held in the Kindergar-
ten Hall every day at 3 and 7~30 p. nt.
REV. R. VV. STt;vi-;:<st_»i< of Moirague,
“vill preach at Ccnual Christian (liurch
tonight. You should make it a point
to hear him.
nection with the teiclit-rs’ a~sot.iatton
in thel M C A Hill their will be
aktn at ° o`cloctr llistinouisheq edu-
ationists will address the met ttn0'
.-1
M Ja nes Fa ton of Brickley Point
R0 td wh le ftt-ding an enstlive cnt er a
iew .lays afro hid his hind caught in
the cutte.s and taiutully inyuted He
is undergoinfr treatment in the P E.
lsland Hospital. The won d is doing
well.
Tm-1 remarkable offer of the VVi~:i~:KLY
GUARDIAN and the \Veekly Star from
now until Dec. 31, 1898, for but 20c,
is taking the country by storm, Orders
fer holds good only until Oct 10th those
remit without. delay.
COMMENCING 3rd October the R M.S.
rince Edward will leave Yarmouth for
UH!
oston on Tuesdays and Fridays at 4.00
p.m. and returning will leave Boston on
Sundays and Wednesdays at 4.00 p.m
The R.M.S. Prince Rupert will make
round trips on Mondays, Tuesdays
Thursdays and Saturdays leaving St.
John at 7.15 a.m.aud arriving in Digby
eturiiing w ll leave Digby at 10.00
.m.and arrive in St. John at 3.45 p.ni.
'UW
JAMES HnNNi~:ssEY was arraigned
estorday on complaint of his step-
aughter Ado Hayden, on a charge of
damaging her property on Grafton
Street. He was fined $20 and $2 costs
or two months imprisonment upon the
charge laid against him. and in default
of his giving security to keep the peace
towards his wife be is to be imprisoned
for a further term of three months.
Charles Slate, for being drunk and in-
capable, was tined $90 or 30 days.
Q54
Tut-3 Teachers’ Association opens
this morning at 10 o’clock in
the Y. M. C. A. Hill. G. W..
Hay. Ph. B., ot.St. John, and W. A.
Hickman of Picton, are in attendance..
The public are cordially invited to at-
tend and .take part in the proceedings.
A public meeting will be held
his evening; Dr. Taylor will preside.
The Lieut. Governor and Mayor War
button will speak words ol welcome to
the teachers to which President Camp-
bell will reply. Addresses will also be
delivered by Messrs Hay and
Hickman.
.-4
Coroner. THEODORE Roost-:vi-:i.'r’st
name has never been more prominently
before the public than it is this month
His military career is apparently to be
followed by an equal success in politics;
but public interest is still strong in the
doings of the -‘Rough Riders.” In the
Cctober Magazine Number ot The Out-
look. Mr. Jacob A. Riis, the author ot
"How the Other Holt Lives” and
‘Children ot the Poor,” talks entertain-
'ngly ot “Roosevelt and His Men.” Mr.
Riis is a warm personal friend of
Colonel Roosevelt, and in this article
e rc-lates not a few incidents about the
ife of the ~-Rough Riders” which have
ot heretofore been made public. ($3
year, The Outlook Company, 287
ourth Avenue, New York.
o-
uint-:-ts'
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T0 Cure a Headache tn ten minutes, use
Kumtort Headache Powders. I0 cis-
'Ti-i0.=E wanting the very latest and
and overifoatings should call and see
our tine stack of cloths.-John Mc-
Lf`O\.l L% CO.
SHINE 5 Qentg--bring your colored
ami black bg.-.ts for a shine at Goifr
Bxos -1 3ieod.
\\'F. would call your attention ti our
ladies’ jackets; t=xc_~lient va`ue. In-
lspection invited.-W. D. McKay.
are pottiing in every day. _As the of-i
best things in fa l and winter suitings--`
MR H R MCKLNLIE ofthts city was
_ U
ber.
of Snckville N. B. will preach in the
morning at 10.30 and Chas. McKay at
3 p. in.. and Rev. Howard Spragtie D.
D. ot Sunimtrside at 6.30 the offering
of the day will be dt-voted to the build-
ing fund. The publ.c are invited,
UNION is strength. The VVEEKLY
GUARDIAN and -"lhe Family Herald and
Weekly Star,” of Montreal, is all that
ally Person requires in the way of read-
ing, The WEEKLY GUARDIAN for vcur
local news and the ~Familv Herald"ior
20 pages every week of the very choic-
est reading and world’s news. To new
subscribers only 20 cents for the two
papers for the balance of this year.
»P. W. Cotnnon Jorrines.-The P.
W. College students are giving vent to
their surplus energy this year, resolving
to make the term intere ting as well as
proflwable. Football and baseball games
have already been started, and ~. ester-
day tx goodly uumber of the students
met in Prof. Shaw’s department to con-
sider the reorganization of the “Colle-ge
0bServer.” After careful deliberation
it was decided to move in this direction
as soon as possible. The following
staff oi oliiccrs was appointed :-Editor
in Chief-Mr. G Cameron; Assistant
Editors-Messrs. L. Robertson, Milton
Macleud. L. Horne, Ed. Goodwill.
Jas. D. MacLeod; News Editor-s_Mr.
Svdney MacLeod. Miss Adele Bremner,
Miss Florrie Aitken; Sporting Editor-
Mr. Willred Taunton ;Business Manager
-Mr. Cecil MacNei1l.
Men. women and children who are
troubled with sires. humors, pimples,
etc . may find permanent relief in
Hocd’s sarsaparilla. ~
Artiuvi-:D to-day and will be for sale
at our market stalls, 105 ihs honey.
(white comb), 10 bbls fine large onions,
any quantity of choice gi een tomatoes,
ripe tomatoes, mixed spices used for
chow-chow and pickles, .smill onions
ery. Your attention is particularly dir-
ected to our celery which is the best we
have had for years. Orders taken for
winter supplies. Red peppers and cit-
ron melons to arrive next week.-J. J.
GAY & Son. Market or Head of Prince
Street. Telephone 180. [30-d&wtf
Mit. R. N. TArLoB, opthatniic optici-
cian, will be at Dr.Taylor’s ofrice, Graf-
ton St., fortwo weeks only, where he
will be prepared to examine the eye bv
modern methods for all kinds of
trouble .requiring the aid of
glasses. Eye strain and headaches are
most frequently caused by lhe need of
suitable glasses even where good sight
may be enjoyed. Such cases will re-
ceive special attention. No charge
will be made for consultation and ex-
amination and glasses will be furnished
when needed at moderate prices. Ap-
pointment. can be made at any time
Parties whose glasses require adjusting
are invited to c-all and have them prop-
erly fitted free of charge.-4 d&w 3i
New underwear at Pattin’s. 12 bf
“lIariety is the'
Spice ol Lite.”
But when the good housewife
is at work with the preserving
kettle, it requires a vaniirrr
or sricns and at
1 Sanderson & Co’s
are kept all the varieties in
use-they are pure and fresh.
SP|CED WNEGAR *-
Purnell’s English Malt is the
best for pickling. Give it a
trial._
SANDERSON & C0.
 Wholesale and Retail.
for pickles, cucumbers, cauliflower. cel-»
|¢|g ig   '~ ' Mn.Gnoacn lN__uiin,barrister, isat 'C ' 0 A A Z
 tending courtin Suminerside V
- A.  . _ _,.-1.,-,»_.-, _  i-'  Q.
___ Mn AND Mus Jomv McPnEasoN leave    si,
this morning on a short trip to the Uni- r
° ° ted States. _ 1 ~ -   . .1 5 ~_;__;__ _  ‘V
Local     Pnmcirsi. SEAMAN received a tele 1 2   A Mfg “_ (
gram from Dr Hall ot Truro last even “’
 'ing regrettinguhis in tbility ‘f‘t0 be pre: i ‘ ‘ i p  .Z A 
h ociation as he 1  f
_-W ad intended. ' V - `1` =
Gleaned B ‘ W A ii. it
> Ta* _nf
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y Guardian Report C sis. E q of Pies... _ ' - ~  mm
arrived by th Princess last evening to 1 
t ` »>`
S ers and correspondents . giend the Teachers’ Association which _ .
' Pens this mornin in th Y. M. C. A.  H ,_ _ '
` Hiill at 10 o’clockig B *H "T9  
is t"
sent at the Teachers’ As~ `-°i"~'"':-tfii
THE_new niethodist church at Mar-
gate will be dedicated on Sundav next ,
the en. inn. Rev. Ralph Breslin". D. D. I » A
All wool, extra heavy weight, just what you require forthose
cool evenings. others selling at 500 up to $6.00 per Suit.
Large assortment and
A low prices at...
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The /llloo/el Store
li. H. RAMSAY do 69.
, The New Prowse Block, Charlottetown. 
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yesterday admitted to the ear,” an at- Our underware department is complete with undercloth- Ai _
torney. Before entering upon the prac www." maunhunt ' ` `
tice of his pr ifession M _ M K ` 'll ~ - - it S i 
vm L.,,,d,,,,‘,., ,aka ,, ' ° 9"" W’ in suitable for all sizes and classes of men  E H
` ' ’ course with the g ‘ ‘ - A ` 0
lirm ol Day & Russell. He will leave  
_ - . f -1---ii
for London aoout the tirst of Nov in- _ _ .
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Grand Tracadle Beach
PRINCE EDWARD WLAN.
Hue Boatinr. Batting, rating.
TERMS 82.00per day. 88.00 [IU
week.
Special tutes to Families for il
Season.
Opens J une 26th, 1898.
I. C. HALL, In
Charlottetown Juno ll 1898 dlyt!
no-_ijt
hWe age general commission I#
c ants, irect. im roars of
Lemons, Bo.nanns,P°etc., Jabber; =
receivers cf butter, @o, Che* Q
all farm product. -Giloth dill
boughtlnd loldona llodllltoi
mission. _ Comspondoooo lolli
‘ WOODILL C 00,
uiyiniam. 265 wuz
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(Formerly otlkrhllllilml
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Prlnoe St., Chlrlottoolllt.
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*g Our Nickel Alarm Clock at a J
$1.25 is a good clock and dc-
#t off, and another kind that*
# rings and stops,a.nd begins again*
and stops, until you must get up ,
 W. llELLllER,§y
§Pttispectiie
oilduwn
§School Teachers
Must have Watche
They’re necessary. Can’ 1
do without them. __
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pleasure of showing our :3
watches to any intending 5
purchasers.
“We’ll give you a. reliah
watch. '
"We’ll sell it at the righ
orice. '
“We’li guarantee the
satisfactory.
F. Hutcheso
Jeweiter and optician. _
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prices are very 10W-
You should not fail to see our $16.00 line Beaver Overcoating.
Furnishings.
. It; is impossible to give more than a. hint of what you may
expect to see, when you visit this department.
We have all the newest patterns and styles in Neck Ties,
Collars, Cuffs, Shirts, Underwear, Hosiery, Gloves. A
Special line of Underwear at 500 11 Suit-
ovnncosrtnedisd surrrnc. we are snowing the
latest patterns, and men who know the trade say that .our
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¥§ or go mad. We can lit any need _` - ' Q _  ` ab   "
i in the alarm clock line, _ K `-   
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wewsttis iii.. to have the zi Nickel Time Piece from $|.00 upa'
1 Nickel Alarms!l.25 up.
_ Musical Alarms.
Time Piece Calendars.
Leather Watch Chains. loc each
Fine Silverware
Ribbon Guards With Mounts. 25o up
l Flag Stick Pins 5c to 75c.
` Chain Bracelets-
Ladies Long Guards-
lllllllllttollllttlltltllttlllltttll Centlemen’s Silk Alberts, also With Mount
WATCHES AND RINCS-
Also new Designs In Eye Classes- IL00 up
E- \/\/_ "l".4A\’|._..@?
1 Victoria Jewelry Store Nearly Oppoolto Poli offki
*_ _ Charlottetown.
PRINCIPAL, I. OXENHAM, "-'1¥'L"""-W' - -
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'l`YP¢Wl'l¢ll'¢. Penmaushlv. Now landing ex schooner “MAR
&',,,",';,';’,:.",',|(,},1"";f',°',‘f_°"‘°"°°' B.” direct from Barbados, 500 barrels
W ks _ 0(_pr'sya§_tem.i1Stt{1eIIJMptgtd=§&gSbpgwinuw,. bright Barbadoas sugar, 200 puns
G°”"‘“‘1 °" ’ "°° A ”’ ““ “n ° -"1 ’°' °°°°°“l -h ` Barbadoes molasses.
in _ nd I-IDI trointhestartisassured. Weo n this yeart mee
E“g“'°°' 3 ° _ S* -A-' _  _ ----" after the Holidays, ou Ang.  appiy to, N RATTENBUBY. ol”-nn.
and St. John Leadln Fashlonable 1-adorn _ V once, or send for our new Prospctna- p _ s ‘
,D Charlottetown _ _ g x J P. 0. Box 2-iz. cirtown. Aug... use fat- 2m°S- Exam 2 “WS
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% 'serves your inspection when* » = -‘ii ~ _ -"fly - . _ _ .  '_   _ -
% clock hunting. p _. _ A ’ 
# K We have a nickel Alarm, for y '  p  _
A very sleepy folks, 'hat rings for . _ i C ‘
*fifteen minutes. unless you shut* ’ 
, THB GREAT WATCH HOUSE.  _ __ r '
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