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The Best Coal
We have a big
stock of the very
best Coal all sizes.
When you need
coal let us quotel
you our prices.
A. Pickard & Co.
Phone 240
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THE FIFTH CITY IN NORTH AM-
ERICA.
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New York, Chicago, Pliiladelpliia,
Boston. Montreal. Thus ranks Mont-
real, the flftli largest city in point of
population (over 700,000) in North
America, and also the largest city in
English speaking portions of the
British Dominion beyond the sees.
Mount Royal, the magnificent public
park, than which no city in the world
has a. superior, never so beautiful an
appearance ns in its autumnal tints.
The Canadian Metropolis with its
immense stores, theatres, concert
balls and other places of amusement
in full swing is particularly attrac-
tive at thi.s season of the year,
Special excursion fares on Govern-
ment Railways will be in effect' Sept.
30, Oct. 1 and `2. good for return un-
til Oct 18. The iaro form Halifax
to l\lontrc:\l and return on these dates
will be $10.45, and proportionately
low rates will prevail from all points
in the Maritliue Provinces. With the
excellent :ici-ommodation on the two
through express trains, the Ocean
Limited and Maritime Provinces are
usurcil of an cnjoyablo fall holfdny.
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ses of rheumatism-
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have been cured by this
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If you suffer from
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Good Soaps
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Today you can _ buy hand
soaps regularly priced at ten
and hftcen cents for six
cents a cake. And you _can
get soaps formerly priced
at live cents to ten cents at
three cakes for nine cents.
The only thing about the of-
fer is that the boxes arc soiue-
what sliop worn, but the soup
is good- you know yourself
that soap is even better when
old.
A big variety to choose from
-oatmeal soaps, tar soaps, skin
soaps and toilet soaps of all
kinds. And every good perfume
imaginable. COME IN on this
offer today.
McKinnon
Drug Co. I
The Rexall Store
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l'x'C“JNlAN|A IS ASKING' ABOUT
BULGARIA
.iz p
Vinegar and Mixed Spices when mak-
ing Pickles and "Chow"-you'll have
betlcr luck. Macs Essence of Vin-
egar and Mixed Spices are better but
they doii't cost any` more than the in-
ferior kinds. Try them. The Two
Macs. 149 Great George Street. Mtf
ROME, Sept. 28.-The Turin corres-
pondent ol' the idea Nazionale. says
hc has been informed the Roiimanian
Government has sent to Sofia it note
couched in frieiidly language asking
an explanation of Bulgaria’s military
preparations.
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> honest manufacturer. W -'~~
have earnestly striven to
4 establish such a reputation, _and believe ou; old_ fnends
‘ will say that we _have never disappointed them. Hickey s
Black Twist Chewing Tobacco represents not only
our best efforts but the best to be had inthe tobacco line.
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‘      leading London Canadiaii journal, the
- » ‘ ' ' front _page is,devoie|l to a reproduc-
AT THE KOSEY KORNER. break-
fast served from 8 to 10; dinner, 12 to
2; supper, 5 to 7. mtf
POWNAL CIRCUIT. - Oct. 3rd -
Services: Clifton at 11, Mt. Herbert
at ?.30, Pownal at 7.
HARTNEYY. - There will b`e ser-
vice at Hartney Hall on Friday even-
ing at 7.30. _ ‘
CLIFTON-There _will be service
this (Wednesday) evening at Clifton
Lot 48 Church at 7.30. ' '
siDEwAi.K ExTENbso--A new
section of wooden sidewalk has been
laid down at the top of Hillsboro street
leading to the fine new double cottage
just completed there.
SALVAGED CARGO.- The scho-
oner Bonus arrived yesterday with a
cargo of laths taken off the wrecked
schooner Livonia which is lying on
the shore at Shemague.
SCHOOL PRIZES. - Alexandra
school is to be congratulated on cap-
turing two prizes at the recent Ex-
hibition for school garden vegetables
and flowers. Much credit is due the
capable teacher Miss Judson.
SERVICE AT ..ANNANDALE.-
There will be no Divine Service in
the Presbyteriaii Church, Annandale
until Sabbath evening neyt at 7 o’-
clock because Rev. Wm. McLeod will
assist Rev. R. C. Murray at Mt. Stew-
art in several meetings in West St.
Peters this week.
CAMP HOSPITAL- The men at
Brighton Camp are enjoying robust
healh. he hospital ent being very.
seldom in requisition. Only one case
and that of toothache was reported
yesterday. The swimming parades
have been temporarily abandoned ow-
ing to the rough weather. Two or
_three tents were blown down on
Monday but otherwise no damage has
been done.
RED CROSS WORK.- The report
of the Red Cross Society of Hunter
River for 'the year ending in Septem-
ber is iis followsz- Total collections
$318.53 cts. Amount forwarded $205.-
50 cts. Amount spent in purchase of
goods $81.23. Balance on hand $31.80.
The oflicers appointed for following
year arez- President, Mrs. Geo. D.
McLeoil;i Treasurer, Mrs. E. Wed-
lock! "Secretary, Mrs. E. McRae.
SAILING CANCELLED-l\ir. Jas.
(‘:irraglier, agent of the Plant Line ser-
vice has received the following tele-
gram from Halifax: Steamer Halifax
encountered heavy gales, only arrived
at Boston today. Necessary to_ cancel
East this trip. She sails from Hal-
ifax Suturday at midnight. This
means that there will be no sailing
from (iharlottetoivii on Friday, Oct-
oher lst, the next sailing from here
being, Friday, October 8th.
MR. PARROTT'S LECTURE--There
was a good turn out of the Y. M. C. A.
Scouts on Monday night in the Heartz
illeniorial Hall to hear Mr. Parrott, or-
ganizing scc'ty of the boy scout move-
iiicnt from the lieadquarters at Ot-
tawa. Mr. Parrott exhibited a num-
ber of stereoptican views of scout
camps and scout organizations and
uork in Ontario and tho west. He also
slioivctl some pictures taken at ilie re-
cent exliibition here, and also of a big
<-onipaiiy of 5,000 boy scouts being
inspected by the late Governor Gen-
eral, Earl Grey, at the Toronto Exhi-
bition. There were also some pic-
tures of winter pastimes, summer
camps, social trips, etc.. ilemonstrat~
ing the invaluable training the boys
received in swimming, life saving, first
aid, ctc.. at these outings.
::SORE FEET-Are you troubled
with them? Penslar "Tread Easy"
Foot Powder will give you instant re-
lief from that hot. burning sensation
so often troublesome in warm weath-
er. There's nothing that will put
your feet in good shape so quickly.
25c. box. E. A. Foster, Central
Drugstore.
::RA|NCOAT BARGAINS - Patons
re showing n specliililine of Ruincoats
t it discount. Get one while they
t. Limited number. 3222
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In
Miss Ada Bradbury
B8 Great George Street
Art Needle ,Work and materials for
working. Stamped Linens\ and
Threads of all kinds, 88 Great George
Street.
3710-9-29Mtf.
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Comfortably
VI Heat Your Home 'I
Ami well U
-and that will last for years.
either.
` Phone 125 to-day.
I  ”`ci»sri0u»»u»wai. P.-E. 1. .   Phone 278  A :
You shouldn’t let your wife and family suffer from thi:
cold this Winter when for :i small cost we can dnsta a nea;
ing system that w_ill give you the comfort of a ay ii? Junfe I
that will require little attention-that is economica on ue
~ No modern home can afford to be without DI'°D¢l‘ heat'
_ ing-Many diseases spring from a cold _da_mPd1'0°l;\r~ 2;;
very health and life of those most dear is mt ang' -
they worth less than the price of a heating sYS em-
,We 'know you need_ a heating SYSICJU in Y°“f. h°m°» but
think it awfully expensive-it is_n_t. It is ai sgiilmlgi inveitmftiat
and as good as gilt edge securities that wi ringt C11 h.
comfort and happiness to your home and will not cos rnuc
Coal
Hard -I
and _
~ Soft
All Kinds
The Best Quality
Lowest Prices
` at
 I _ _I  I of E. Full’s~
|   & Ga.  I I?  Yard' URBIL ' 149 Gt. Geo. Street
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of _ anywhere, it is the leader of
and -
HARVEST OUT. - There is a great
_deal of harvest to gather in yet in
Millview and Vernon River.
Evsnvaopv si¢oui_.D hear the
talented Irving Beers in Crapaud Hall
'Wednesday evening. Doors open at
7.30 p. m. 3193-M2i.
ROAD INSPECTOR.--'The steam
roller is busy rolling the new section
of Rocbford Street between Kent and
Grafton. -
CHURCH OF SCOTLAND.- Rev.
Ewen_MacD'ougall will preach Sab-
bath, Oct._ 3rd at Kinross at 10.30;
Millview at 2.30 and Birch Hill at‘
6.30.
TARTAN WRAP. - Will the person
who picked up the Tartan wrap be-
tween Hardys, Union Road, and
Charlottetown, leave same at Paton
and Co's and receive a reward, This
wrap is valued very highly ly the own-
er and cannot be replaced. 3156-M3i.
THe MINTO.- The government
steamer Minto, Captain John Reid,
which has been undergoing repairs
since her return from Hudson .oBay,
left Halifax Friday afternoon f0r_
Chai-lotte‘cow.n.‘ taking lighthouse siip~
plies for several gulf lights en route.
ENTERTAINMENT iN P. w. HAi.i_‘
-On Monday evening, Oct. 18th, there
will be a large-Patriotic Bridge in P. ‘
of W. ,College Hall. This entertain-`
ment is _being arranged for by a com-
petent cominittec of ladies and the
proceeds are to be devoted to patriotic
purposes. Reserve this date and help
make the .evening .a success. for so
Worthy a cause. _ _
' MISSION MEETING-The regular
monthly meeting ofthe W. S. and W.
M. S. of St._~James' Church, was quite
largelyiattended yesterday afternoon.
The president, Mrs. Morrison, presid-
ing. Delegates of the 39th annual
convention at New. Glasgow, Mrs.
Morrison and Mrs. Calais gave inter-
esting outlines of the work done in
the Mission Field, and also of the Res-
cue Home in Sydney, and the Mari-
time liome for delinquent girls in
Truro. These reports were \vell rc-
Ceived and gave members the compro-
hensive idea of the work yet to be
accomplished.
WEDDING BELLS.- An interest-
ing event took place in York on Weil-
nesday. Sept. 22nd, when Miss Katie
Mallett was united in marriage to
Mr. Robert Chappelle of Marslifioiil.
The ceremony was performed af the
home of the bride by Rev. J. L_ Daw-
son in the presence of the immediate
relatives of the contracting parties.
A few days previous to her marriage
the popular young bride was given
a variety shower by a large number
of her friends in York and‘thc sur-
rounding distrlcts, and on the eve of
her marriage her girl friends gave her
a linen shower. The congregation of
the Methodist Church in which she
was a faithful worker and member
of the choir presented her with a
beautiful mahogany parlor chair and
table. -
::MEET|NG. -The Trustees of
Cornwall School request a meeting
of their ratepayers on Xvednesday
September 29th at 7.30 p. m. By order
of Trustees. John D. McLean, Secy.
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::'1‘he delicate. appetizing flavor of
your preserves. pickles, etc., depends
largely on the QUALITY of spices
used. We sell PURE, FULL-FLAVOR-
ED SPICES. JOHNSON & JOHNSON,`
THE QUALITY DRUGSTORE, COR.
KENT AND PRINCE STREETS.
 
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§Your Canning Success
9 Depends Largely Upon
Little Details
You may select your fruits
and vegetables for canning
with the utmost care and
then meet with dismal fail-
ure, unless the sealing is
done securely.
We can supply you with .
the best sealingzmateiials-
Beeswax and osin, Par-
owax_ etc. at extremely `
low prices.
Fresh Jar Rubbers
Should Always Be Used a
There’s no economy in us-
ing last year’s rubbers.
Price per doz. 1Oc
ohnson _& Johnson .
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Marguerite
The Marguerite is the
r best 10c Cigar you can get
_high class smokers.
The Marguerite is of med-
ium length and mild fiavor,
made ofclose rolled Havana
and Sumatra leaves, burns
evenly and gives genuine
delight to all smokers.
_If you wart a really good
cigar you li have to  the
Marguerite and buy it ere_
The 2 Macs
tion of a photo group oi` the machine
gun officers of the ist Ciinadian Div-
ision, iifcluding the reserve battalion,
iii which Captain l<‘. Il. McRae appears
in the most prominent position in the
‘front rank. The photogriipli was tak-
-en at the Basland Camp, Salisbury
ii a course of instruction uiidei f`a
names have since appeared in -the
casualty -list. As already stated hi
the Guardian, Captain McRae was pro- _
nioted in consequence of his efficiency.
and because of his Iuveiitioii of a val- i
iiable moveable machine tripod which
l`-as been adopted by the war oiilce. i
A'noiviANcE. '- 'rife rosion Post
Plain, whilst the officers were attend-1
lg . _ . _ p_
tain McRae. andseveral of the oiiicersi
money left by Baldwin. Dr. Turn-
'l‘iirnbull's first romance had a sad
ending in divorce 'just a year ago. He
has been in the public eye for a long
ltime, principally as the husband of
Lillian A (Ashley) Turnbull, who
went to Los Angeles and sought 'to
have her daughter, Anita Baldwin.
awarded one~tliir`d of the $20,000,000
_estate left by the late “Lucky” Bald-
iwln of race horse fame. The trial was
an extremely i-iensational one. Mrs.
Turnbull at that time baring her soul
..i the courts in an effort to prove that
the girl was entitled Io a slice of the
ybull himself had been involved in liti-
gation. too, it being his contention
that as a blootl relative of George
Washington, the first President of the
country, he is entitled to a share iii
the 10,000 ai-rcs of land in Virginia
which (Yungrcss gave to thc President.
l~`or years he has been fighting witli‘
nineteen otlien clainiants. lie says
rays:-Miss Sadie Distant, a liand-_
some Prince Edward island girl wI\o‘
than a vear ago to study beauty cul-'
there is about $8,000,000 involved. and
he hopes wlicn the political complex-'
Just
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Every
package of
Broci¢'l Bird
Sued contains
a cake of Brock’s special Bird Trout.
This, with Broclds Bird Bead, will
keep your pet bright and hollfhy.
Free sample Brock'l Bird Sud
i-ind "TrsaI.“ Write Nicholson
&Brocli, 5 A Francis B\.,Toran!o. (5)
mme dow" to Boston a lime more ion will be given proper recognition. i 
V r littl lu f th'
ti re, has won the heart of Dr. Wil-1 6:5' _ 0 Wa”f_ "’_w"_°r_ _L "cw m' l-i., that bc and the pretty Prince Ed-
liam B. Turnbull of'Back Bay, who is m‘1""°’ 1" ‘|10 ‘U0 0| DI- lulnhull “Um ward lslaiiil girl had been married.
iivarly twenty years her senior. Dr. it was .nnoiinccd from Concord, N. there. _ ` '
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sizes, pergarment .....  ~
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all wool. unshrinkable, perl 
BLUE LABEL is medium weight
all wool absolutely unshrink-1 
BLACK LABEL is the very
in very cold weather per
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fine smooth weav~ per fa--
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B. is a good
well known
light weight
unshrinkable
utdoor work right for the
B. C. is a medium fall weight
very fine and smooth, good 1 
for indoor wear per garment... »
No. 88 is a splendid medium heavy
all wool garment, for winterl 
wear, per garment .  ~
No. 64 is the very heavy fine
smooth weave, a grand wearer and all
eit er indoor or outdoor
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Stanfield’s Unshrinkable Combinations
B. C. medium fallweight, very choice, smoothly knit, perfectly suited
to the most sensitive skin, closed crotch, iii very newest model, a splendid
Combination at per suit__..  ..................  
ST. GEORGE Elastic knit all PANAMAS No. 95 combination is
urishrinkable, very soft and warm, a natural _wool, very smooth unshrink-
English make ..........  ______ ...$3.25 able. Def Suit ~~~~~~  -_- ............ ~. $3-00
_WATSONS MEDIUM WEIGHT COMBINATION is afine unshrink-
able combination very smooth, very durable perfect fitter and long wearing
material, per suit  ........     $3.25
Heavyweight of the same brand at__.'...... .....   
Any size-in any number of Stanfield s underwear two piece or con; iné
ation, will be procured to special order within a few days. For examp e,i
you would like BLUE LABEL in combinations, we can procure for yo_u in any
size at ......   
I Order by Mail----Use the _Coupon
We’ll Pay the Postage
on Out' of Town Orders
for Stanfields Underwear
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Want. We
WILL PAY Tl-1%
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POST OFFICE in
Prince Edward Is-
land.
Stanfield’s will not
shrink.
I Stanfield’s wi ll
wear.
Stanfield’s will fit
well.
Sfaniield's will
feel comfortable.
Stanfield’s in son=ie-»---
one of the styles will
perfectly suit YOU.
2 piece or Com-
hardest kind of use,
er suit $3.00
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_ Charlottetown, P. E. I.
Herewith find $ __________ ..for which please I
send me ........Undershirt's (Stanfield’s) size.
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