cc/res
your head? mme
your food distress
blues? Then your
SEPTEMBER 18 r
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0”" 'hm she will take a course in the
@ ~ ---` melting at the Y. M. C. A. Sunday morn-
-i-. _ ll ned to a very helpful talk
will cost you $3. 50. Fair a__ _6 edding Gift, there is ng- _
-I GQ fhit l8l{CS U18 `pl¢at.€ Of' BT11118111 Cut G-]a§g_ Illsv W J CAIII=nII.L,wlllpmtch(D V)
'rr - '-"W, Head Offices ln New Prowso }§§_§"§‘_ §,'f',,,,,,,,,,,, .,..,,.,,,, .,,,,, ,.,.,
  Bloc It, Uharlotterown. ,{°,‘§§f,°‘I°..'2§ ‘.'.l§`..fi.`lf'..i"'.§.'...i".°..'°'§f.'l
“""‘ afternoon on Opportunities. This stadi-
ll ll] W ll
  'Ins train arrived last. night at 11.50. ` , raas vrsa well prepared a d glv
gneat sarnestnese. A large number of
miss” gxggthumberhnd "rind 1°" men a!ter"w_a'r'd expressed their desire to
e advantage of the opportunities that
  _MnB.G|:oI1un‘ Fos'ruIr,Bosl.ou. is vlalt- would present themselves for Christian
lug her' father Jnuies Gunnlp, Newton service.
YCU
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INVITED
If you wish the best in photo-
graphy, finished on the new `spec~
iallzed mounts, (the very late
Sabbath Sept. Zird at Bangor l0,.l0
_ .ft _
\/(T. 1701 °V(7‘E1,]'_,]§|':E;;3, ......I>....r...,..,30_ `  
IEWELER F BUNTAIN of the Canadian Bank or
   .     0. gguury gulggllu
HUGHES’
DIGESTIVE TONI
wi l'ul1d younp in quick time. I
s I. hens the nerves. renews the ap-
p I'-' -Ind puts new energy in th
wt- I- ysleur. Price 25cab<»ttle.
Lice. E; Hughes
Anolhecaries Hall.
novelty.
To Visit
0 ur Studio
GEO. li. COOK
stli E
"'_’“ ` ‘ ‘ ' ' g i holiday trip to Boston.
Ill.   ` ' '  ' ‘ `“'T'  'I "" "‘ ` DANIELG»\l\NlIU»\.AnIhcrst.wasapas-
run down, nervous, have no appetite,
and tire easily
,. suoles
I oI= I
QIIIIIIY
There are many new _
styles in fall shoes. Six
awaiting you hence.
We’ve every shape
and make that’s correct
I p swing or straight lasts,
nairow medium or , ,
broad toes in heavy
p box calf-velours,`calf
I i patent calf or tan calf
` leather.
i Wc'vc cxcluslvc
 styicsforthc young ,
_l I2 l
| ' ° \, consfrvallvc styles f
Trouser Tips!
Hang your best pair of
trousers up on the wall and
take a good square looz at
them. Now,do you Lf .ak tl ey
are good enough for any dis-
criminating dresser to wear at
any particular appointments
Are they really good enough
for YOU? If not I want toim-
press upon you the high rank
we have attained in this par-
ticular line. ' Goods latest and
large lvariety-fit, workman-
ship. etc., nnsurpassed. Price
moderate. Call and we’ll
prove it to you.
'l' -onsor
D. McLaren, ilu...
Tho Artistic Tailor,
ww f
1 3-Zlhlttet ll .
p|‘. man and more _
I tor thc practical 1
I man ofaffalrs.
Invictus shoes sell 9
for $4.00 and $5.00 a `
pair. We shall take
pleasure in showing |
all the new styles to l
any man in‘erested in
good shoes. ' _
I-lavea look at them I
I sir. ‘_
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Morning Meal
Should be ca'efully selected
and well prepared.,
If you give your stomach a
heavy breakfast and put xt our
of business then bad results
ure sure to follow. ,
Our Breakfast Foods
when cooked clrofully will Inuko
you fculuquul to tno day and its
dlflirillltlee. _
TI-y onrirroam of l/\hoI\t.. Grupo
Nuts, Prrtfod Rico, Gnat.-o, Foroc.
ctr-.. thoymalfo rtnlrze light hrcak-
fru-Ii. mn will glvo you vim and
ll- ullh.
(`nll and soo o\\r ItI»uorf.InoI t. Wo
wi-l bo pleased to shuw yoII.
I  'BCCI' & 
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inc Eagle
Snoc for
Men
We are slroaving o
fine li .e of t`1e Cele- ~
braied Eagle shoe for
Men. In Patent B x
‘.},c.Ir_ ....1 v:¢i Kia.
_ Price “ $3-75. $4-'O
and $4.50.
Spranue ill. Co..
1  'iSIJNNlI3I~UE°
sos agua.
f-----so
, , Sole Agents. ,
time Juice
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Llme juice is a good wholesome
summer beverage. We uave the
West India Iuice put up in 25c
bottles.
Aisu the Montseriatt Juice in
pint and quart bottles.
' ~_»\l~>;~“~~=~  - sf-
 SAIURDIY NIGHT '
1? sara »_
__ lleddin Bros., _ Iuwus A Rush 1'
 B-Irgail s III Soap=, Per- ,.
“ fum -s, etc., etc. 'I
“See our new stock.” V
Razors, Slraps. Shaving ‘
B ushes. , Reddin Bros. '
I, 4, PI-Iomsss opp. P. o. _
 
ifllcwstcacl Farm For Sale.
fix'
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senger to the city Saturday, tosee his fa-
ther who is seriously ill.
Miss Salma NIcuoI.soIv and Misa Katie
McLeod huve returned to Boston alter
visiting irlemls on the Island.
Mu. KIIaI.Y, Prlncetown, left yesterday
morning to t Ike a course in the McDonald
Instltude at Guelph, Ont. p
TIIn_S. S. A. W. Perry will arrive hors
this morning from Boston, and leaves on
return tomorrow morning nt 8.15.
Miss Gu.\uIr-IrrI:\’, Fort Augustus,'_leil.
yesterday morning to take Ia course In
the McDonald Institute, Guelph Ont.
HIIIIsI~;|t'r S|=:I.I.I\I¢ entertained the
member. of \Vor|,b`s band at the Victoria
Cafe last night. Amost enjoyable time
was spent.
AncIIIsAI.n Mozvmorll-znr, Port Hill,
was present yesterday at the celebration
of the golden wedding of 'I~lon. J, C, and
Mrs. Underhuy, Bay Fortune.
G. J. WHITE, of the Howson Woolien
Mills, Amhersnls spending a week with
relatives on the Island. He is accompa-
nied by his mother who is s native of Bul-
tlc. `
Tm: funeral of the lite John O'I{eefe,
Avondale. took place to sr Joucnlms,
Vcrnon River, Sept. llth. The pall
bearers were: Arthur Delaney, Michael
Reid, John Hutrhes, John Koufzhan,
Mathew Power and Thomas Muhar.
Tun beautiful steam yacht. Viola, Capt.
John McKinnon, arrived in port on
Sunday from Thousand Islands via Mon-
treal and Quebec on her way to Boston,
where her owner Commodore Willis S.
Kilmer of Binghamton. N. Y., will join
her for a. winter cruise so the West
Indies. She carries II crew of sixteen
men. After loading she will proceed on
her voyage as soon as the storm subsiden-
The Vlola ls considered one of the hand-
soruest yachts that ever visited this port.
A:\'o'rIIr\:Iz of those very pleasant open
meetings of Victoria Division, of the Sons
u1TeuIpcrance,wae held in the division
room last evening. The Worthy Patriarch,
Andrew McNair, occupied the chair and
opened the meeting in an earnest and
neat address. _ The address of Rev. W. II.
Sedgewlck was an eloquent plea for the
cause of temperancr. The reverend
gentleman is always at home on this
great and burning question, and last eve-
ning he wus listened to with marked
attention and interest. In hlsleavlng the
lslnnd it is losing a strong man. In the
absence of Rev. Mr. Lodge who was de-
tained by church l.\uslnass,the time n lol~
ted wus well token up by members olVlc-
torlu D.vis-lon, closing with the National
Anthem. ' .
Tun races held at Upton Park yesterday
afternoon were therueaua of attracting o
large number of spectators to that beauti-
ful place. There was a very heavy wind
which. although the trees surrounding
the park afford some shelter yet prever -
Led fast time. Three races were uallel of
which the suurnmrles are given herewith;
2.50 r:I.Ass ‘
Sky Pllo*, Austin llewltc
Mnble T. Harold Grey. .
D v.l sh Dofntlly Dr. .lcnlrlns
Klng,'ll. McKinnon
.Icnlly Irlntl, Mr. 1\rluPll0l‘s0l\
Timo 2.50.
vt:/\nI.INo micro
Flrribel, Daniel Robertson 1
Gay (lommodme, I). Robertson 2
blue Jack, Dr. J. 'l‘. Jenkins 3 8 3
There was also II doctors, race, which
was won by Dr. l{elly'a horse Dr.Conrny'a
second, Dr.JenklII'a lhlrd. The 2.4llraco
was not called and there was some com-
ment regarding its being dropped from
the prngrmn.
zec\.».¢;.-
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bb-5-2-Mn-1
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new
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T HOUSAN DS OF CANADIANS
use Ozone (tho coupon klml) because
they know itls superior to any other
brand on the market, because they get
nearly twice us much for their money na
they would wen they to buy any other
make, bi-cause it la the only way in
which they um procure one full el|'ed ilic
package of Celery King free of coat.
To effect a permanent cure of nrru
troubles we recommend that Celery King
. The beautiful property RIIOWII ll
,Ne-watead, containing ¢igl\i'\W° IBN!
of land, situated on MalP°q“° "UI:
dye miles from Charlottetown. The
_.and ts ln splendid condition. "ll
fenced, house and barns In fair con-
dition. There is a never Milli! “U
`uf water b/ the house: I"0¢h¢\‘
in U19 ,¢|»d_ A young orchard bla
beoasetont. also small fruits- THC
' _ rty lstnowell known to need any
.ijurxer dlserlptlori. for farther P"
trcularsa 1 on rem ees,
 wl’ElIIAMPn.JoI-INsoN. H
‘9~5flmwftl Sept ag. Wlnnloe Sta on
`beg§k_eu'wltl_I Bolgtlon of Ozone and
1-srisar'nb§rtheC'aIaryKlng ls aupplled at
onroxpeose. No other firm can make
you this generous offer. We alone have
the right to glva Celery King with Oaono
so besnre and ask your drngrrlst for
0|one(the coupon kind.
*‘ as rcasw moo Oo.. aarnoannnaorer.
Gel. your blood enriched now to lace
the fall and winlnr by using It box of
Oar iron Blood Pillr. Only Il santa per
box.--A. ~W. Raddin, Ybm. B.. Sunny-
nlda . 
Mfrs Davm LnvvIsI.AND and Mrs Mc-
Cormick, Curdlgun, ure visiting ln ClIu.r-
lotbotowrr.
A. G. Cl\IuI~;noI\', Montague, the Rhodes
Scholar, left yesterday momlntz for
Oxford vla Montreal. _
Du. M. Dolvanox and Mrs. Donuhoe
and child of Independence Iowa, nre
visiting ln Cardigan.
S. S. ELECTRA, landeda port cargo of
creosote plies at Montague yesterday for
the government vrharves.
Tun friends of Nelson Pltcqust, Sourls.
who has been seriously lll, will be glad to
learn that he ls improving.
“Herring” No I selected, “July Catch,"-
ln hnlt barrels und retnll at W. A. John-
stnnefa Montague. liritwlf.
Bananas, oranges, lemons, and
pears-( received weekly) at \V. A.
.I ohnseon‘a,Mont.ague. P. E. I. Hdtwtf.
"Souvenir Cbinawore” views of Monia
gue, made in Germany, they are elegant.
Prices moderate at W. A. Johnstone.
8-iilxltwtf
Correspondents sending Kings County
atthatop of first page of same, enci
time of sending.
D. L. Mcl{1NNoN, Montague, left for
Halifax, Monday to attend the Under-
r.ukers‘ Association, which meets in that
city this week. `, .
Fancy groceries, biscuits, coniectinery,
chocolates, and a nice llno of canned
fruits, and vegetables at W. A. John~
stone's, Montague, P. E. I. 22dtwlf
Fancy groceries, hlscuits, confectionery,
chocolates, and It nlcs line of canned
fruits and vegetables at W. A.
.lohmr.'.n.s, Montague. P. E. I.
2‘l(lt\vtf.
Tounrsrs and others` “a_ttentlon." The
finest line of “Souvenir Stationery".
views of Montague, éouvenlr post curds
shown at Montague. Call and inspect,sure
to buy-they are 'all bu_tes.-W. A.
Johns one, Montague. 28dtwtf.
Eruptions
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iii
niiii
l-lood’sSarsaparilla
Which has cured thousands.
This year there will be a radi-
cal change In the appearance of
the milllnery designs shown at the
opening. Instead of the large
styles the ideas will be character
izes by sm_aller and medium edects.
Hats have been created on
narrow lines, as one might say in
"melon" shape by some of the
most famous rnilliners in Paris-
indeed it semis as though in some
cases Paris had gone tozillengarry
for inspiration, for shapes hsvca
decided relationship tothe brn
nets from “over the border." Int
you will s e for yours: if on Wen-
nescay evening. Moore & Mc~
Lend, 9-I8dIi.
--1
LEATHER
  GOODS
i We are showing a very
choice line of high grade
leather gi ois In .
Hand Bags.
Purses.
Card Caaea.
Lelter Books.
Bill Book.
These goods are -exactly
the same as are sold in the
leading 'l`oronto_ retvil
f .-.I .__ \.....».... rn
news wlllploase mark Kings Uountyli
and souvenir goods of all kinds ever,
Entered. Ang. I7-Lady M..-, uenenlrall.
Bell River; Edward Grover, Unllekv
°h°“l‘.Sy1inr;; S.S. Caoouna, HOIIIIGI.
Mvmreal; Lltm Llndniy, Laiiugue.
M. Islands; Iralsy, Moran, Picton; Aleri-‘
CHDDIJQII. Sydney. .
Cleared, Sept. I5--.Lady May. McDougall.
Hell River; S. S. Uacuuna, Holmes. N
Sydney: Daisy, Moran, Picton; Fllnl.
McDonald, Guyaboro, N. S.
.
Piles_§ured
Countless Hundreds of- Pile Slifer-
ers Have Been Quickly Cuieti
by the Wonderful Pyramid-
Pile Cure, and More Being
Cured Every Day.
AFree Trial Package Sent to All to
Prove Its Run Irkable Power.
Now that the Pyramid Pile Cure hal
been discovered and has been proven to be
nqulok and certain means ol relief und
lasting cure, there is no excuse for under
going an operation.
Does the Pyramid File cure give luI°
mediate reliell Does it cure? Try n
sample and prove lt to yourself ns thon-
sanda have done before you. Then go tu
your drugglst and get a 50-cent box and
complete the cure.
The Pyramid Pile Cure acts with a ceri
talnty and It rapidity that la both pleasing
and astonishing.
Take, for elmmple, the case of Mr Gro ll
Bender, 28 Dlversey St., Chic Igo. WI-
quoio his own words:
“I have been n. sufferer for I4 years from
internal and external piles. Ihavu bought
all kinds of pile cures to get relief but lt
was all in vain until I read your ad in the
American nurl I sont for a sample which
you sent; me. I used lr. I have hough I.
one 50c box of Pyramid Pile Cure and one
box uf Pyramid Ointment. I have used
them as you rllrfcted und today I have
bought another 50: box. Gentlemen, can-
didly speaking I must tell you the truth
that lam feeling line after using one 50c
box and I am free from pain at present.
I sincerely believe it ls one of the best.
and grandest pllcs cures ln the world. I
would advise all sufferers to try the
Pyramid Pile Cure for it is the best rem-
edy ever used. It is a sure cure. I mn
very thankful for the sample you sent
me. " `
The Pyramid Pile Cure is a God-sand to
the sufferer of piles and I know lt." I
The Pyramid Pile Cure has quickly and
easily cured the worst cases of plloe. Tl..-
Pyranild Pile Cure heals ulcers and sores,
reduces inflammation and takes away all
itching and pain.
Prove it to yourselfat our own expense.
That. ls nil we ask you to do.
Send your name and address to the
Pyramlfl Drug Cc., 53 Pyrraruld Bul'dlng,
Marshall. Michigan, and get n free sample
package by return mail.
MARRIED.
lli,'N'l`i.EY-AMES--At the borne of
the bridds parents, Sept. lil, Misa Adria
Ames, Olympia Wash., to W. Ernest
Huntley, Vernon River Bridge.
FRIZZLEMNIURRAY-At the Mrmgg
Bloomfield, September 12th, by Rev. \‘l7m.
McDonald, B. A., Samuel Frlzzlc,
Irockc Road, and Miss Christina Murray,
Elmsdalr.
FRASER-M ATTIIEW-At the home
of Archllmlri Matthew, Albertcn, Sept-
erubcr lil, by Rev. Wm. McDonald, li. A.,
his Ilanglrter Lottie, and Suuuel Fraser,
also of Alberlon.
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DIED
GARUIIUM-In this oily, Soptcmlrer
llth, .Tohn Gnrnhurn, In l.ls lllltlr your.
(Boston papers pl :wc cop\'.l
MCDONALD-Af Mount Clement, I‘ls-
I|IIiIl, Scptcrrrber frtll, All-xIIII¢ler Mellon-
IIl<| III the seventy ninth year of his nge.
JENKINS- At Glace lilly, S~-plz-_nIbi‘r
IT. (lwenn‘ll\ l.ninsP, l|If:\-It Ilnuglter
of Samuel uml l'1IIIIII:t Jenkins, nged 4
months.
[Funeral notice liver ].
‘oxFoRo‘
wiavers are exper s of
long experience. It
means a large outlay to
sec Ire the belt hefp,
but their r xqui ite wt rm
repays many fold.Have
you seen their
TWEEDS I
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The S B.“EONKVIS'1`A" sailing from
montreal Monday evening Selpt. r-/thi
will be due “Charlottetown hurs-is
evening Septaolh and at ra o’clor~I
noon Monday sails for 8t.]ohu'|, New-
foundland via Sydney. C. B carrying
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Ayn-oo: Tam-rr men-r boy‘s stunnled the boys
S'I`AN1.EY BROS..
MILLINERY
Announcement l
Miss Annie Sullivan.” ,g
Our rnilliner, has just rerurned from the
millinery openings in Toronto and Montreal,
where she worked in scveral of the largest
establishnienls, thus practically obtaining all
the newest modes and styles 1 f triuliuing both
felts and shapes.
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Miss Sullivan invites all her old patrons and
as many new ones as will ent ust their work to her;
and will guarantee absolute satisfaction or no sale.
STANLEY BROS. i
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The New Breakfast Food
e V
A crisp delicious wheat-food ‘i`ry a package A toy for the
children in every package
S.A.§'I)EESC)N' cb (30,, Sunnyside Grocers
Ready tor the table-
Prioe 100 Pkge
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We have made ita special point to secure good
strong and durable Suits for the Boys.
We have them made in Norfolks, Oxfords, and
thrce piece. It will interest you to nee our stock.
Biys’ special Sshool pants made of good s‘rong
V lwecd; sizes 22 tr 35. I
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soc, $1.00 up to ,$1.45.
I P E. lsland’s
C 01 ' Greatest
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PI iccs 45c,
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La'e.~t Records just received. Call and hear
them played. ‘
. MILLER BROS..
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The following oourson arc offered:
l. Four Yeara’CmII-aofor Degree of B. So.
ll. Three Youre' Cmrnie for lploma.
n. Mlninf Engineering.
b. Chem Itrr and Mineralogy.
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