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With 3 3f8¢ Cargo of Sydney
Coal for A. Pickard _& CQ
wiillgrnve here next week, ~
o price of .Albion Co l
advanced- forty cents per toan
at the mines the lst of ‘3ep~ .
tember.~':"'- .  `
Local dealers find it almost
impossible to get Albion Nut lgffh 5? l_:;5'ne_f:_;”k°'*:
' C 0
Coal at_th€ mines 0Wll'lg tO films which have just arrived
(jpg great demand for larger. » ge are in a position to lit any
sizes. A. Pickard & Co. have "i'i`°¢'<'liil"l.'l. lmllisll. “ill” th.,
tWO V€SS€lS Waiting f0l‘ ;l:l‘:eg_0H£t land' then you are as"-
cargoes of this Coal and hope an fo? .nfl “il.sl§S".ll.s éfatigg
to supply customers soon. *"0 Ewtmm
The Schooner “M adeira" is 
¢Xl5¢¢_t¢d_ with ' Inverness e0- E- Hllglws
gognd coal for A. Pickard 1- "°d='<_ Avanti |
o. _ __ _ _
1 i `.,_:» 'I-.'9¢|‘;]_
ill ; sciiooi iioors  
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__/leéie/xa.@ZSfore ‘
We have a very large
assortment of these and at
_ Moderate Prices N0, Advance. on
' Do not buy too cheap a F
boot for yourgni 0 r boy it » Harmony' Soaps .
w`ll a t b I
aéd  you 0 uy better The price of glycorlne soap. ‘
S0  has gone up. But notwithstand-
ing the fact that Harmony
" _ Glycerine- soaps - ure made ‘
we havc left hom our Sale from imported ' Front h Glycer-
»
19  ine of the best quality, there
_ _ is no advance in price on therie
Ladies laced Buttoned cloth S004 ENDS- _
f0pPafent B0f)[_q_ Two kinds--Harmony Rose,
Harmony -Violet, pure, trans-
parent soaps at 1'5c a cake,
3 for  ..._ ..._ ._ ..25c
D ' \ Y
_'-15 '__ ‘ __ i-
Morris-Smitb-Beer; ,» Ma_cKinn0_n,s_
,gi
ill
` ' Cor. Gt. George 8; Kent l_
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Painting and Decorating _ _ 1 _
we do ui hmm-_iron or tm 
Pointing and Decorating Bust ~ ‘
noll. Best of reference. llliitim- m‘m't°r um colon ot ohm'
| htel furnished. Business catch- tm mul P
Fight- as He fought for you,
lished over 40 yours ago. Toto- > , '
'mm' aonmcuonm Fight for the right, with ell thy
P_ H. Tran-lor & Son mn 'id-"lie mi. 'name +
11| Kent Street Opp The Rovlro'
assess”
I
#alas
#'-
bluo.” at
ge.: _ _ I  K- ' 5
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HICKEY’S Twist is Pure
Sappy, Mellow Tobacco
_ Hickcy’s twist is scasonbd and sweetened just
enough. “Finest flavor ever" old-time tobaccousers
say. It’sdifferent from other kinds. Richer. more sat
‘ isfying-a taste and tang like good old wine.
‘ Ask for HICKEY'S-the big figat the small price-
- it’s the chew for you. l ‘
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YOUR WATCH is RIGHT
or wrong; there isn't any middle _grou_nd `
Thousands of men :ire carrying inaccurate Watchés, because
they dont stop to think what a serious matter a Watch that’s fast
sl all is. _ _
or €'yl:tceain bell you in a minute what the difliculty is. It m_ay be
`that your Watch needs cleaning; it may merely need regulation,
If you want your Watch to be accurate and wear well it
should. be cleaned at least nn¢_¢_R Y€Hl’~ p
Come tothe store and lets talk it over.
f    » GILLI-s JEWELRY co.
` ' §_un'pyside Lharlottetown -_
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sr¢
f
._ ;,~"¢_ Ir'i_.§__1._t_1°_¢11ice_i'  
_A ieéccseifv  L.
Then insure in good strong S_l0Clf .C9m.P8fl:. -
‘- ies,which never contest an honest claim 
_ as iirepieaented by " f ff,-
.   E. R. BROW. _
Clnrlottetown ,_
. .-;'. __-f.s.l\ ~ _slim _.
T71 Centrdl Guarduin Cllllllllll Slllllllll I
" I1' PAV# to buy in this Province:
The most beautiful mottos and
Moody story books at the Little book
store kept by R. K. Brace. You should
see them. 1934-
wIouN1' s'rswAn1' ' ciacuir
dey, Sept. 10th. The pastor will BBG
the usual services on Sept. 1,'_Itlh »
nltttiifliiittlttl*..'f.l'El.i~‘li.‘.b‘?.ii
tiieiiliesif ai\iiiil\vi;nI:`.:lr»rla.`cnii1¢r
.9°°i*f~.1l”lliIr:‘- I .- 'ig-_i 2 als-llfiflillal
‘_..' _';.~'.;' , 9. _‘_-' ,‘.;"il`l.
sr. JAM-esfjc. u i¢i_--, iw on
James' Church Siiliidll-5 Schol 'and
Bible classes open to-mr/rrow at 2:30
dents and visitors fare cordially in
AT GRACE CHURCH- Rev. John
W. Wadman, D. D., it former pastor of
Glace Church willlli occupy ,his old
pulpit to-morrow morning at 11 0'-
clock. where- his friende will he glad'
to hear him speak of some of his
missionary experiences during -thc-
past twenty-seven years. Mr; Wad-
inan will take for his- subject: “The
Bible as an Agency ‘ lin Mission
Work," and will describe- “some in-
teresting inciiients which lhave ta-
ken place in mission fields, c's~p_ec-
ially' in Hawaii and' Japan, bearing
upon the subject as stated above.
WEDDING BELLS- At St. An-
d'rew’s, ’l‘uesd'ay‘ August 29, 1916, thc
marriage ol’ Miss Florence Mclnnis,
French Village. to Temple Murphy.
Morel'l. The Rev. A. P. Mc-
Lellan officiuted. The bride was .at-
tended by her cousin. Miss Beatrice.
Mclnnis, Bor‘.-tori, whilq the grdc-m
was attended by Mr. Waiter Roger-
son, Peakcs‘ Station. The* bride wore
a blue tailored suit, black picture hat.
white' kid' gloves. The bridesmaid
wore a light green suit, black lace
hat. Both the groom and best niaii
were properly d'res'e‘sd for Who oc-
casi0n_ The bridal party drove to
Charlottetown for dinner, returning in
the evening at 6:30 p. m. when a large
rece-ption was held. over two hun-
dred guests. presiding. They receiv-
ed many costly gifts which showed
that the young couple" were well
thought of by all who knew them. _
(Other papers please copy.) '
A SERIOUS' ACCIDENT-About
four o'clock yesterday afternoon, a.
hr-ree. attached to a light wagon took
fright on Great Ge»arg‘e Street north,
nc-ar 'I‘oInlin_’r~` Bakery; throwing thc
two ocnpants a larly`aiid gentleman
out. The horse continued lite mad_
run along the sidewalk as far as the
Two Macs drugstore where it was
stopcd without injury. A serious ac-
ci6_‘en't occurred, however, just in
front ol Mrs. Rudge’s home where
the little son ot Mr. W. Schofield was
playing, not seeing the horse -the
little tot was knocked 'down and
dragged about seven yards--and when
picked up was found to be very badly
injureff, a cut about six ivnches long
having been made in- his head' neces-
sitating several stitches by the doc-
tor who was hastily- called. The little
lad was also bruised near, the temple
and badly shaken up. It was ii' mir-
cle that others were not hurt as a
number of poiiestrlans many of them
children, were on tho street at the
time and only their alertness saved
them.
::WE HAVE THE VERY BEST IN
SOAPS.--Whether you want ii soap
that is highly perfumed or one that is
unscented. here you can get the pro-
ducts of the best. manufacturers in the
country,-Jergens Violet Glycerine
and Rose are two very popular makes
-25c box. Foster's Drugstore.
m t.f.
 
MISS Ada S.. Bradbury
142 Prince Strut, next to Klndorgni-an
Art Needle Work- and materials for
working. Stamped Linens and
Threads of lil kinds.
STERNO 
Canned Heat
When you want hot
water -at night-when
you noe-:l quick, instant
_hcat, and do not want ~
to bother with a large [ .-
stove- »
That is when you need
thc STERNO Canned
Heat cooking outfit.
It is indispensable for
travellers-and a real
hs/lp in the home.-Stand.
i-'\o\fin,': utensil and can
of heat.. .. .... »..75c.
-The 2 Macs
149 ct. George si.
PUREST _ .`
live. I
The purest and _lldlif
olive oil can be found
hero-and alwyiyn hq~e.
=~- > rift ‘ Bartdnif- ' C Gustidi"s
finest French refined oil,
Imported direct by 'us-
ond° \
1 ~m‘mqjgq’¢>,,\iiilne,l' oll.from
~ e- valleys of sunny
.lxaili-are always here.
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DON’T _GO HOME WITHOUT A
bouquet for Red Cross work st Mooro
& McLeod’s to-day. _ _ 1933
MOODY BOOKS AND MOTTO8-
-There will be no services on_Sun-l
vited to attend. _‘ii  " -"1
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i=I.owEa sails' for neu cm
4 ii. m. ' isa
i-bers are_reequested to attend. _
1913-9-8M2l.
_The price is one dollar_
. _ , .1921-9-Blllltf.
-ff.. 
l0l\!"l1W1Bl0d.sch0oner, __ tha. L
f oal wuile dispha
 _.3 at i' ‘ .¢‘*‘  ivisi. '
» . I. -4 -'»--- te.
s~iil‘cd‘.
THE LADY SYBIL-A_n0llie‘i' ini-
tlie Reid-Newfoundllnnd' Co.” on the
of' St. Joiin‘s Niki, The Lady Sybil
ed b a com anv of which Ca . J
this town acting for Mr. Crosbie, she
sense paying propositions are consid-
ered in shipping circles to-day. Since
falling into the hands ot’ Mr. (Bros-
blc the stcanioi' has been making all
kinds oi' inoncy. .e-von -her charter,
which e.ii:»3cci with Itoldii y‘cstcrd`ay,
netting hor owner niorc’ than the
actual cost ot' the steamer. So that in
the absence of the actual figures con-
nects-:I with the la.i'_~t transfer, it is
safe to say one of tho bigcst profit-
making t.rani~inctions. in tho liiisiiic.-is-i
was made by Mr. Crosbie. Monday
-tho steainl.-r Melgle, which has it
grofiter freight carrying capacity
than the Sybil, took 'up the routo be-'
tween horo"and Port aus Busquyi
in conjunction with thc' Kyle, and' an
effort will be made to keep up with
tho enormous quanties of frcight
daily coiivcyt-_i here by thc lntor-
coionial for points in Ncivt`ounilland_
in this oorinection it might be said
that thc passenger traiiic to the An-
clcnt Colony via. North Sydney was
never in the history' ot’ the company
so great ns it was this 'yc~ir: From ro-
ald' iearnsitliat- the ste-amor' Kyle enr-
riod more' passengers ‘during the
past season' than oven tho' two crack
ships. the Lintrcse and-‘hor sister
ship Bruce. both ol' which were sold'
to the Russian government, did since
going to the above route. _
ii?
::WANT~ED-A good smart young
man to .learn the drug 'businoss.-
Good wages and a good opportunity
to the right boy. Johnson 81! Johnson.
, 1854-9-6Mt/l.
 
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The Autographic cameras
have a decided advantage
over the old kind, as, t h e y
enable you to keep a n acc-
urate record of the dates and
titles. _ __
Just write t h e record o n
the film and you will g i ve
t oyour pictures 8 n increas-
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ment. _ _
It’s a ~“snap” tp _ta k e
pictures with reliable and
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anyonec a nreadily learn ito
produce satisfactory pict_ur,,
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W ealsohandle all oft h e
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Our prices are reasonable
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.   -The 2 MMS ‘3¥.°..‘.’<'22.‘l‘¥;. 3£lI.‘?.“§.i
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.work at Moore' & McLeod`s to-day at
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SEWINGS RESUMED.-The W. P.
A. Sewlngs will be resumed on Sept.”
11th at the Armourles. All _mem-
` BELGIAN RELIEF LOTTERY-
Tickets for 'lottery of (lolz Peako's
carriage horse -Ii in aid of the Bel-
gian Rollei Fund, may be had of the
"I`re'asurer. D. J. Riley, ‘Queen St.
Only si limited number will be issued.
f fco,/xi. iron. c. Lvon-s-1'gBLco.£'rne
Towns, has arrived’ ip Chitiottetowm
;i£_l:iii}Ie¥v fYor|i1w|i.h £1008 'tons ho!
_ Goa o_rc_i.. _,o._"i‘is
'vessel‘wIlI be"dis¢d’1'l:l-;1`§g"for_ six or
seven days. Customers will” ltlndly
p. m. after the holidays. College stu- $11126 their 0rd'e'_rH and take delivery
_» _ _  _ _
= Qi-|||_D|;\gN'5~i ADDR¢38__ Rev_ day School and Bible Class. 7 p. ni.
Billie Williamson addressed alargely
attended iiueotlng of boys and girls
with a few of theliriltlarents in the
l1e'artz Memorial Hall yesterday
aftcinoon by telling them a beautiful
story ol' the HaIlL'of Heroes. The aud-
ience listened twith gre-_it __ attention.
and thoroughly enjoyed thc spoakcr.
Mr. Clark ol' the Y. M. C. A. pre-
portant steavmshlp trahofer was fin-
alized in North' Sydney on Tuesday,
says the-'N. S. ilorald, when a rep-
resentative of some New York con"-
cern took over the stcamr;r_Lady Sy-
bil, until yesterday under charter to
route- bctwccn hcrcnml' Port aux
Basqiic~‘». and ‘ownod by J; C. Croslile
was built. for the trndc between Pic-
ton and the' Magdalene islands, own-
y p ._ nt ~
Arsenault of Alder Point, was a mem- dems 0f all U16 C0llt'é,'€'d- _ _, __ _
ber, and when sold last winte-r by
Capt. Leslie to Mir. TLT. Salnthill. of
was_hari£'ly what ci-uid be called it
paying proposition, atleast not in tho
All seats. free. Rev. T. W_ Murphy,
rector. '
and Bible Class 2:30. Evensong and
Sermon 7‘p. in. All seats frec and un'
ad in this issue re cheap
fare Autumn Excursions
to Boston via Plant Line
1942-9-l)M1l.
CHANGE OF
FRANK G. SMITH, A. J. DENNE &
HAROLD A. MOORE announce that
having purchased all the capital ....-.i...
stock ol' the advertising agency `
known as "J. Walter Thompson Com-
pany of Canada, Limited." they have
changed the name of this company
to SMITH, DENNE & MOORE, Limit-
od.
liable sources the North Sydney Hor-
i:'lilp, ii:-1. 'the personnel of the active
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= t'inei'ivly;""elif§‘“ar_i'rcso.
. FLOUR. EEED WHEAT'
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', ii ii. m. serine-ii, Rev. J. wf w`ad~"”**= “B” L- U----
, . _ ., : - -' ' , B
D u si ~ '
’“"“ “’l“'~' Ph” B""° “B ‘I-Hass sANeu|NAav sA'r'rLEs Ru sian
an Agency in Mis-sion W rk."_ ~
day School and Bible Claslgiiftc-r%l‘h‘la RAGING opngxf' Russ'/`N
giorniiig service. -7= DI' . m..- Sertnonlin I I
ub ct: “Christi n _=' ,_
Pregghen new F_  Lltgtggalarldy JHLONDON. Sept. 7!-Apart from fur-_ tion of
_ , _:~_.,., , _ _ _ , ' ,_, l_h0\' progress by the Russians in thencers
 S1-_ JAMES. . houthem _Carpathiahs. no actions on‘tles
. ,_ /I. f- -Ii .~ . ' 'adargeiscaioare reported in the ofilolall '
1l._a. ni. Sermon. Subject: “Tho rellorlfl °°“°e"ll"g the e“"l°'“~ff9lll- “C9”
Choice of,'_he Highest.. 2:30 p_ m_ covering the last twenty-four liours"sout'h~es.st of
sunday 'school and Bible oiani' 7 p. “5'“'“'- l' ”' ivan! of Lvmbers.
m., sermon. subject; "ciiizensnip_'»» lP three battles lfwlhis throw days. days. The Russian
Strangers alwa s welcome and seats from Thlusdliw to Saturday las'-_ the! were "°P"l“°‘l- it ls
L ' ' l I I
_ P' , '
'pLrovided. Preadiier, Rev_ Dr. _Fuller-
..__11,;a. m., Sc'rvlco..2:30.p, m. Sun-
Service. All seats free. Preacher.
Rev. Wm. McLeod‘, of Dundas
' csN1'R/1|. ci-iRis'ri|AN ’
mon. A hearty' welcome to ull. _Se-alts
free. _
BAPTIST CHURCH "
Rev. ('_ R. Fioreman will preach,
his subject being, “The Rumiiirg Thai.
Wins.” At 12:10-the Sunday School
will meet-and the newly organized
mefn'i: brotherhood class will have its
first r-ession. Mr. W. P,_Auld, sec-
retary ol’ the lnternat onal Student
Christian Association -'of' the Mari-
timo Province-4 wi'll s_ppak_ at‘the even-
ing scrvicc. As Mr. `/tlild comes to
Clrarlr-ltctown ei»'pc-cially in the in-‘_
tcrcr-ts of stud`enti~i, and J? _anigious
to meet an many as possib e. uf very
cordial invitation is exteridc-d.=to stu-»
ST. PAUL-'8 __ l». _
11 a. m. Morning Prayer. 8:30 I'-Iolyl
Communion. 7» p_ m. Evening Prayer.
s'r.PE'rEn's ‘ '
Attention is directed io
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The changeis chiefly one of owner-
inanagomc-nn remains the same. Mr.
Smith will,`as l'or‘1nerIy, have princi-
pal lioa.il'q\Iartcrs In New York, Mr.
Denne at Toronto, and' Mr. Moore at
and this' embraces many of t-he moot
SMITH, DENNE 6. MOORE, Limited
General Advertising .Agents
LUMSDEN BUILDING.
' 'roRo’N'ro.
isrii-9-smisni. , _
5 
for receiving discounts on
electric light bills to r
August lighting Pay to-
day and save money.
1899-9f8M3i. -
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v* no cn m 5;- _QJP . _ _
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` Potato Baskets
1200 ln stock
Double bound, strong an
ell made (Indian make
and made in PRINCE EDW_
ARD ISLAND. _
Bran, _ |000 Bag
Middlings, 500 Bag
Cracked Corn, 500 Bag
Cornmeal,  Bags
__ Daily expected.. several.
(si-:A_vsR_.>'¢R<_iBiN‘iiiooD
_LIQUEEN C1.r_Y,:_n safes .
98,-148 and 2¢i.ib~ Begswon
Oli. CAKE ,COTTON SEED
MEAL, & C & C
Selling at lowest prices
WHOLESALE and RETAIL
    -._.- _ Bovril keeps "tho
Finer msrnooiiif' ' '  
ll. a. lm. Sermon by Rev. R.. Mc- U ' - ' ' ‘ nolmshing
Arthun 2:30 p_ m_ sunday Schdol and _ a _|_oir_it oflbeef to make a. bottle of
mme (;|u,,5_ 7 p_ m_ sermom P-ma-ch_ V building power of Boyril is from ten
er, Itov, ur, J, W, \vM;-man of C|,|,u,_ _ amount taken. Bovril means more
` GRACE CHURCH . _.l.|i.|.
and in the
I1 = ~1
P. A iron ci-IuncH_ 'él""'_ _' --~~--- - » ii-_ I .1--'
I
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BIG
11 u. nl.. Sermon. 2:30 p. ni. Sunday
School and Bible Class-_ 7 p. In. Ser- »
vAiy_c
_We have made a “big advance" in our
business with new branches just opened-
I8 in all now-and, while the cost of Wool-
lens, materials and workmanship have also
advanced, 'we continue to give you our ex-
traordinary lo'»v price for Pure 'Wo0llens
“direct from the British Looms," Made-to
Mcasurc in superior quality Suits.
_ _Advance yourself by making a big say,
ing in your new Suit and Overcoat, instead
of paying 25.00, 35.00, or more, save .the
difference, get a real gcoi, long wearing,
splendid fitting Suit lor 15.00.
Holy (lomniunion at 8:00 und 11:00 '
ii. ni. Matlim 10:15. Sunday School
2£3"i§T“§‘.‘“t’.-._D‘§$.”.'..f““°“ S‘““°“`°" I Made-to-Measure `
_"'i::°“- ' I . ,,_ .,, ' Made-to-Measure
Monday is 'the last day' `
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U new ownois a. o plcaeu
further announcing that the (lump-. __ '_ _ __ __
aiiy‘n i-llc-ntele also remains tho same.  ""' ' '-""7 ' ° " _ "
noted- British and tlontlnental firms. A l 
We lifivc been cntrusled by both The
British Government and The Canadian,Go\'~
ernment to make thousands of suitsdor the
Soldiers. _ i
The quality of our Pure Woollens direct
from the British Mills, the splendvl Fit, as all
our Suits are “Made-to-Measure,” the good
materials used ' and honest workmanship;
ensure long wear under all conditions, give
entire satisfaction and, have gained the con-
fidence of not only both ’Governments, but
also thousands of delighted customers.
¢‘... __
_ ' L. A. GARE/\U_
President,
English and Scotch Woollen Co. A
carsofFLOUR, = ° :  ‘
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'Carter & Co.l.td. A
Queen Street warehouse
W““ 
1901-9-8M2l.'
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Out-of-Town Men
We Guarantee Qualities, Workmanship,
Good F it., Fastness of Colors-full satisfaction
Write today for our Free Samples, Fashion
Plates, Self-Measure Forms and Tape Line.
Address, 4l5 Sl. Catherine St. East, Montreal.
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