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this coming season, you had better. sendiu your order now. -
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visiting J.  an  Prohtt, 
lington. _ ’
merside retu ed home this morning.
-J.
er to Summerside Saciirda even-
_ - _ >< W. C,_ Charlottetown, w n pi15B§l1
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_ slliorl°isf&.Sniitli _
A  i"a_T7`Queen Street.
"_'l‘he.Lagles _Rome Journal lor Oct-
ober is;a' _eautituliniimbor and a
copy should  in ev_el'Y l10m¢; PFW!
only 15c. '11 by,`_ihail he extra lor D089
age. Also the Womans -'Home Com-
panion lor gctdbégz  B15? 'i;ei._»-
p on; _or ‘gg 3, .af B 00 09 0f`8
for '|. copy or ellher or both'numbers_
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Your  Needs
_P'a;¢‘lsiiu1 Sane
ul  F; . r:,”.l`l_`F.»a'i..¢»-ii...
fghtful and
te, is s true
tfltus into the
gs of the hair,
hi s th A andrul [trim llld IUP-
lies the hair with just the kind of
otirlshiiibnt it nesdd to make it,
into Canada
an immense.
lons -
grow nbudiantl
Slhed R4 intrdduction
Pittston Bleu has had
lah old hors its the
It og, ot contain
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sold. '
Goo. FJ. liiighes, Driiggist, Chor-
lnttstowp,
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. -The Empress arrived in Sum-
`merside, Saturday evening _at 8.25.
She had 130 passengers going and
40 returning. Her outward cargo con-
oistehfof one car of oats and her in-
fward cargo two cars ot freight.-J.
-A respected ‘resident of Kinkora,
John 0'Ronaghan, passed away last
week after n protracted illness. The
deceased was a prominent farmer and
highly esteemed in the community.
‘The funeral took_ place on Wednesday
and was largely attended.
-Miss Murphy' who has been visit-
ing Mrs. J. M. Noonan, Summerside,
returned by the Empress to Boston
Saturday morning. She was accom-
panied by Mrs. D. R. Morrison of
Summers-ide who leaves for Boston
on a short holiday.-J. -
-John Milligan of Sherbrooke met
with a Painful accident Thursday
moming. _He was looking at the
horses on the Exhibititm gl‘0untlB
when in some way he iell breaking
his leg. Dr. Jardine was summoned
and set the leg and Mr. Milligan
was taken to his home.-J.
-Miss Hester Harding ot Norboro
left last week for Perth Amboy, where
her father Montague Harding resides
had with whom she intends to make
her home tor the future. Miss Hester
has always lived with her grand par-
ents William ‘and Mrs. Hafrdlng. The
high esteem in which she was held by
her neighbors and acquaintances and
the regret which they felt nt her de-
parture was amply proven by the
t she will h ver much issed h
friend.-Com. 1
highest qualities--at the very lowest
cost prices--possible to secure in the
that the Rexall Store can save you
money? You w,ll be sure of satis-
faction if you buy your drugs and
sundries at The McKinnon Drug Co.,
The Rexall Store. Corner Great
George and Kent Sta. "The Rexall
Sf/ore." 9-WMM!
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The New Hats
_
are distinctive. No man
will want to w. ar his old
one, any longer when he
sees these attractive new
styles
Stiff lists $|. to $5.00
Soft lists Sl. to $3 00
New Caps 501: to Sl 50
we won't let you buy snythiiiy
|52 t lleeomind liendwesr here
It you need new Shirts,
Underwear. etc. `
you are quite sure' to find
just what you want here,
because we show all the
new ideas as well ss those
htnple kinds that so many
men want. _
_ I i is nl;n s the main con-

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Neckwear. hosiery, __
"__ -It pays hp. ~    '.,,,   ”"°‘é“°:_
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`xhibition is" ' ed out  i ~ ‘ ' ~° 7-' T°°°°“°l
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wllljzgvr later. _' V . f .’
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t°:.°“ .:.“‘ °;.i‘.i‘ies ‘»° l.“l...°*‘**°..:'.iihr§5M.¢.'*°r.;f_;_f1_..l'£i."2‘:. ..::::%
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oct. z ...ia 3, 1912, 1”- _°° V" "°- ‘° "-
-M... Wm; »<»;..~1-»; @_,»f»»»n-1-1..  _°“‘:%“%u:°;'..;_i::::
"'“° '““’ ""°'l_n'“-""“‘ " °“ ° ‘“ s»““" reid _for _Unger li-ed find thus' not
iiiiis ii,  of '_ ,ill _pin rs are dis-
continued pigoinp ly_ on eriiiry date.
-Lisut. Go_v.:f§ ogers who has _ _img H.-#ul t i J
in S““‘“‘°'°“‘°l ‘_*"’°°“‘“”¢ "“° “W ‘Of Jéirainsi ao§?:i».°|ii:¢é» n sc;
tion left ior‘Charlottetown Sato ay .Wm ‘gs ii,-nd tu igééeiye al ne", “_
°v°"l“g""J‘ ‘vo  Bild d ' ill-lions in Sum-
Ml E M MF. In su map gp _o and vici ty. Her oiiice
one is 45-1 an residence phone
_ ss n_ c or oe. rn _
side, who has beeirattending H19 1’.- “_ _
T"
8 _ y -Ernest Bell, dlifar C. Clumas.
' i“g"J' ` 'Mon`tre`al`; D." B. l`)l£ci"d'hd, Montreal;
L. E. Warner-_ F. L. McLean, Hali-
fax; _W. E. Distant, Charlottetown;
J. A. Thompson, Montreal; registered
at the Clifton House, Summerside,
between 8.30 Saturday night (after
the arrival of the Empress) and 8.30
the previous night.-J.
-M. Hodgson, Sutfollv, Dr. Croken.
Summerfield; W. J. Walsh, Halifax;
A. C. Doiron, Amherst; H. Oweli.`
Mrs. Taylor, Antigonish; Mrs.
Broadioot, Antigonish; W. E. Babies,
Montreal; S. C. Hallet, Montreal;
Hugh W. Wood, Montreal; H. Brad~_
ford, Halifax, registeredoat the Queen
Hotel, Siimmersidc, between 8.30
Saturday night (after the arrival ot'
the Empress) and 8.30 the previous
night.-J.
(From Saturday' ylvening Guardian)
-Mrs. John M;l<a,y and Mrs. Tho-
mas Balrer, Siimmerslde, left this
morning by the Enipr ss tor Boston.
-J.
-Mrs. L. A. Ramsay of the atatli
of Sinclair & Stewart, Ltd., Sum-`
merside, leit this morning for Bos-_
ton.-J. '
-Mrs. A Fraser and her dnughter,l
Miss Marion of Boston who have’
been spending the summer in Bedeque
were passengers on the Empress this
morning.--J.
-Dr. Croken of Charlottetown, who
was in Suinmerside yesterday in-_
shipped on the Morweuna.
large number who called to say good -#-
bye on the eve of her going away. -Jacob Auld and his daughter
On her last Sunday in Church hir. Miss Marguerite ot New York who
McKay her S. S. teacher paid-a high have been spending n, tew weeks at
tribute to his little pupil whom e ` |- Auid' 0 0 e 1
_ M . s ld h m 'n Lower Free-
1'BC°0l`d0d ll" the '3|'°dlt 0! Wing Q53 town returned home this morning.-J
'or the very brightest in her class. __.i_____
Tha e y in 1 Y
her friends in Norboro, goes without DELEGATES WELCOMED-
saying as to know ber was to. be her --
. (Canadian Press) _
TORONTO, Sept. 21--Delegates to
~~wo Soyo you money when you buy the Dominion Convention ot the Bro-
hers_ We get the very bent and therhood of St. Andrew were welcom-
ed to the cityi this mornigg nt, St.
James Cathe ral by the shop of
markets today. Don't you realize Toronto and Rev. Canon Plumptre.
Fully three hundred delegates are in
attendance from various parts of the
Dominion.
Work to _be done, was the topic
ol the interesting address at yester-
day's morning’s session by Rev. H.
`G_ King, Fort William. "Enlistlng
and workers" 'was interestingly dealt
with by Rev. W. ‘A. Geddes of Cal-
gary. The delegates were tendered a
luncheon at one o'cIock nt St. -James
Parish House and at_the afternoon
pesslon George _llqarrpt St. Stephen's
Church, Torontp, _ d C. C. Sten-
house, Fort Wil itihi? Ont, dealt with
"Brotherhood ideals" in two inter-
esting address.c
"How is your stock? If your. hor-
ses, cattle and swine are not in per-
fect condltion you should use Mac's
Condition Powders. These powders'
are of unrivaled merit in building up
a hearty, appetite, aiding digestion,
Purifying the blood and building up
the general condition of the beast to
their proper state of natural health.
Mac's Condition Powders are absolu_
tely pure and far stronger than any
other kind on the market. 25e. The
Two Macs. 9-23 M E tt
::You’ll soon destroy your good rn\-
zor if you continue to strop it on a
rough or nlcked strop. A new strop
will he cheaper. We have a splendid
variety of strops made of leather,
specially prepared for giving 5 razor
that keen edge necessary for satisfac-
tory shaving. J. G. Jamieson, Drug-
gist. 9-16lMtt.
"The Two Macs is the only con-
cern in the Province that handles the
genuine German Brand Essences of
Vinegar. All other so coiled German
Brand Essences are cheap'imitations
and the buyer should guard his own
interests by getting the genuine es-
sences from The Two Macs, 149 Gt.
George St. 9-23 Etl_
You need Mothersll1's on that
trip you intend taking. It is the best
remedy and preventative for train
sickness and seasickness that science
has yet discovered. Mot.herslll'| has
been on the market for many years
and is highly recommended by the
leading steamsliip and railway com-
panies. Largo box, sumcient for 24
hours, 504:., box sumeient for a con-
tinental trip or a transatlantic voy-
age $1. The Two_Mnes. 9-19MEtt.
‘I lt_ _ GPC, I- ‘ "Toilet Powders-We carry all the
1
loading pn , inslu »_.O0'i§stes,
Willihzf, §tmoo\s,al‘i’:nnons, Bee-
lys, uliluts. Nyhls, Na-Dru-Co.;
etc You will und everything you re-I
tl
%2 swim?
Dlftdly South MP- Q. _stnra  _' ____ "  ,~'_f“-.U-80llai.‘
spectlng cattle tor Messrsi
Silliphant & ° Mann to bs'
your wh
.~.~_ _yourself you ough
-i
,i.
The list Store
and 
the price.
received from you is
thinks it’s new.” We
letters like this.
used piano or organ in
but it has to be a good
them.'l`hat’s the reason
on prices. Last year we
Your
Sifiitly-Most any good color you
jf We won’t mind if you don’t buy one--.but to be j .ist to
 can’t alford to miss the best oi new shades' and finishes.
..__..._:_a._._.,_ _ ::=_.;-_`_:'r- .:._:_..;.._. .1-:`_:.
Last year a woman living in King's
County wrote:-“I think the organ
wouldn’t call it second-hand~everyone
The reason we have 'so many second~liaud iri-
struments is because we sometimes take a slightly
each season we have maiiy in stock-they’re taking _
up valuable space-and all our profits are tied up in
Ht Bell
to it
im
Comfortable---The soit velour is warn; without insight and
gives without pressure at any poidt
Fnghiqmgblg---Even more so than last spring when they were
worn by all fashionable dressers in the large
C1\l€S,
Sglf Comformmg--Clings with a mild insistence through
every gust of wind. ‘
A list
For Every Held
A Price
For 'Every Pom
t to see the styles we have provided You
Rrices_2.0__0 to 5-.00 _. .
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im-.1 Ainnuu sue
ian 0s== are argains
of Seconds s and rgans
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W This Annual Sale of Second-'hand Organs and Pianos offers a splen.
did chancefor youto secure a good instrument at practically your own
price, at a price away below actual cost of the raw materials used. Why,
there are several pianos here with _real Spanish walnut bodies---one of the
rarest and most expensive woods, going at $80, the case alone is worth
dln many cases ad pialno or organ
_ - nee s some use to e th f ll
 Now"' peautyhof the gpneriilpd, tsil;i)rl)ll rigidiiy
‘roint e touc . ats w y most of
  algejginstrituients are every bit as good
simply lovely. I
have scores of
We pay freight and give a stool and book with
each instrument. . -
Those prices are cash this fall. Add 8 p, c. per
annum for time. _ -
part payment on a new one-
inifrulhent At the end of
4 _ Write or call at once to get first choice for al-
why we maize such a big cut ,f though the stock is large tlierc's bound to be a _big
oouldn’t supply the demand. g rush. ” .‘.
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H _ These Prices, 'Woo-i_‘dh°t _
. _ 3 _ ‘
i Bell organ, high lop, walnut case,
panel ends, tinhhed black, 4 sets of
reeds, knee swells, 9 stops, stool nnri
hook. freight prep \id. Only $25
i Bell & Co top folding bark, vary
massive walnut. case,4 nets of reeds,
and Scrihnefs tubes, very powvrfnl
instrument Oril il
- Y $3.
Beatty organ (American) high top
walnut cape, 4 s¢ts_et` reeds, 9 stops,
linac swells, a nlce'tone. good look-
ing organ. Only ‘ $35
Doheltgeorgan, very handsome, high
top, sutifully curved, walnut case,
5 sets of reeds, 15 stops. knén
swel_s. Only sq()
James & Co (American) high top, wal-
' nut case with cariingn quilted, 4
sets of reeds, io stops, Coupl us Ami
knee swells. Only $42
Karn organ, high top, 4 sets of reeds.
walnut case, knee swell. Only '$31
Bell organ, high top, beaulifuloane, 4
_ sets of reeds, Coupiurs, 2 knee
Bwellr, Only -I4)
Pay) for Raw Materials 
William Bell high top, 1 k ‘e swells, K i' hi f ,|
4 561'! cf’ rscdv. 7 Hlvéfi Walnut .c;li|§l§i:i?'s`:il_l tsglliui :::;,°inr;.é:i
case. Only 4 $55 condition. Only $50
Dsiiiinion organ, high mp, youu; Doherty orgavi,higb top. io stops, 4
¢;|`¢, 7 519|", 3 im” "uno, R sets ofrdeds, zksoo swells, lievelled
beautiful organ. Only _$45 Kglusl mirror, Gvalgiut case. Only $65
U ' ' ` h' h _ _~ IPP 978|". lg top bevel glass
‘:.'.?.'“.'~::.t'f.*‘.':'..  -»-f»»~»l~»» =»-~~ »f
_ ,knee-Walk' Hltapm only $7. ggilslarog knee swells, ii sl‘n‘p;
D her organ low top, nice lookin l -' ‘ ' - »
isihnlirorgsu: 4 sets of reeds, Going préusoiu ;{,g,;':|',h:Eh wi: 'Sth mwmr’
iii- lin w iii. o.| ~ " ' ‘-"""" "°°“"' 1'*
1 °° ' ° 'Y 535' hsoutilui cnls.Oirly 34:,
Bell curls. hish ¢°p.‘4 ict- of reeds. Korn ¢»rgnn.plp_s isp, 4 sm ofmss,
8 stops, i knee swell, walnut nas, ooopiaqzy, § _img |w,,||,, ‘_ beau, ru,
0'\lY V V55 initriumsnt. Cnly 550,
A 1
C iilolht Bros
123 Street '
Sherlock & ` Manning organ `iln0
cane, 7 mtives, 4 sets of reeds, i3
stops, Only _ _ SDD.
Doheriyrhurch organ, finiohod bick
and front, hurl panels and dolid wal-
iuilcanr, 9 sets of reeds. i4 stops, a
beautiful instrument worlh $1.50.
Dominion. organ, 4 sets ot' toe s, I
knee swells, couplers, ii stop|}`~\il||~h
top. Only HI,
PIANDS f '
Dominion Squsra‘p|ano,roun.i corners,
full ironplste. G have put n oneiiou
in this instrument and it lsprnc cally
as good as ii sw, Only SL50.
i Vase 8:. Sons rqunrc pi ino,Amsricm,
round comer, ‘full iron plate, 'n
beautiful instrument, only U55.
i Dominion upright piano il.
I Hardman equnro pilno
T0 QUEBEC AND KONTREAL.
Vis the lntereolnnisl _ Railway
Ocean Limited Express, the shortest
most comfortable and _convenient
mods ot travel. between all Prince
Edward Island points, and Quebec
and Montreal. Connection with this
that through 'express is mods vis
steamer to ‘Point do Chem daily’ dx-
gipt Sundays, ‘and g train train the
reservations may be obtained at the
alles ol W. K. Rogers the local ticket
sgent. The Ocean Limited travels
through g territory rich in scenic
benuw and mains the incest time of
any 'through train from the Down
Provinces to the nistropolls arriving
in Montreal nl. 'Lil ~o. in. which is
_ sins ` ' rn ` ll
’~"““.n..=h~t°T§‘,”`,°r;fi§="il‘°.`i
'oil to 'I' , Dstr it, Bud "
iii. dliliyflhtlvogo, ond ntheto Walthrid
Nitlth - 741 I I! tl.. ‘
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Single Fare
Excursions four days each week _ . ` .‘ ' -
Every Tuesday at 3 p. rn. tq_Or ll, retoro tore 15 cents. _ '
Every rlttay ht 3 p. in to Vi iris. Ntnrh hrs .(6 cunts  SA E _
Ever) diydt 1 p m to East lvor re. rhfaroio to. '
Every Snmrany ni 3. p. m_. to W Rlvbf, :slum are rdeunu. _- 1  , ;
_ _ _ __.v`
All bfshdis slfc rd ti nidlt Iollghtful srnbon'i outing at very msn oo" A valuable ts; for into st Helix ~
'll' _ _ _
, _ _ , . Mills S‘nlion, Comprising ni oorid
8°”
P110 pgs, ' hard and 'soil 1mot|'Wit|_| In 'I _
 / ouch for fox fnrmin|.__ Thi atidvo ‘
3 __ _ ___ _ _ _ ‘_ ' _ pony is nicely situated. fronting oo
"Big est Blrglln sole of th Cin- ’ \
'sn can into it. 'rum ililis mn' be '  we on miniai in i t ci. ~ “"' “PP” '° 
nord for o dresses, blouses, drtssliig , Q Nt! 'he' the judges. . Sezi R' J' mf
»1o¢k_st.l. And imc; lotk~&AtAnl. Oi ' 'UW lim l\\IW's hr-fore you buy. g._|5|| _ ~» ‘- - . '
_ "“7i”' P"°‘"’ l’"'”'~ ""1 9-1oMci, ' 'm' A.
i Heintzman upright piano rJ5.
4” .
Valuable _,_
0“‘¥ 355°".
i English upright $50( 'f
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in me ri. w u. .i om ‘T0 S » “ ct "K°°‘*.4'*°f ‘>“"‘*'=l°» 1° _ ,_
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I - _ D . moo school I. it-im oiioeiefn
t .Plain a is 'silk i-me '-'ll vltrthat °' ’° ur '
uri an ner r rw _ "° he" 01° llrsm no i.. mimic.. so mn imsvesq.
l5c.t 40 going ati lt' priomggix ‘ assorted stock ot hat-_Iln th l ‘ ~ ' 
is ’f0(iii-"ii|lhc6, you'mi"i¢'v|r t~|s . ll 'NNI' 8 true or is- isis: hi wntnwm lwmuur “I” -Y..
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