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at 8.45, lu|.n.ur.|vv at 2.10. Thulqday
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Our Annual
F all
Nlillinery
Opening
taldes place on
Thursday
Afternoon and Evening
i Sept. 26th
You are cordially
Invited to be present.
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__ power to stamp out these wtcls ns they
Extra quality mink furs
' Some of the finest pi:ces of selécted mluk ever
shown in Etsten. Cauzda are now being displayed in
our Fur Department. I
Th's iS the famous Labrnflor Mink -the world,”
bestfirlciiiy marked, strongest. cliolcest of all.
Our showing lnciutlrs the newest styles in mafia
ties, throwovers stole; nu i cap:rluer~--whether you
wish ic nurchasc or not--anti. if you do. no where in
Canada can furs of equal q railty he purcluacd at
lower price- it is well tv nrllt your while to visit our
Fur Dep’t anti ins rect tires: beautiful pieces.
Fine double furrctl tic of No r Labrador minK--reversihlr--
6 int in .. long~-nnunrcnicri with tread. regular prices $47 50
F) tr [fricc A $4 | .06
liine satin lined mink stole---irroad collar and ends, 256
inches long - braid nfnatncuta. Regular prize $55.00. Our
prtcc. '  00
, Fine brocade-~a'in-lined
  stole of No r Labrador
 mink-~ ~brond ends anti ru ck
_ y-K.: --So tnc,hea1 lc.ng‘-~urir;a-
"‘T~ mcntgd rears ru ta s.
4'-(@\\»\'gl Ilegular price Q60. Our
?'L,¢,`~-i'¢\ 5 price $49.00
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4" C thmwover of No t Laura-
- _,, dor mink-9a inches long
1 '  --broad _ends graduated
 , . __ from neck-trimmed mia
f-/ZW f f' _'_-jfe-_ and claws Regular price
uv I' . If /I" " }6z,5o. Our price
.,. ,_ y ,fa  $52_oo
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:E --:gat Fine brocade-satin-lined
Y” .zaperine stole- novelty
§ effect trimmed with extra
Ihr e real mink tails--heads
ang ciavvs---I2 talll 6 heads,
za claws. Of Na 1 Labra-
dor mink, beautifully
» marked. Regular price
/I. ]"  $rro.oo. Our price
1 S87-00
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- ‘J ‘il % Fins plain and fancy
'j i 2,, mnffa o Na r Labrador
mink, selected to nrttch
above stolen. $46 (g$1g
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Reuben Gill, Union Road is i.i with
A boy wanted to learn ollice work and
_do some oolecting. Sec class col.
 V ‘ » " ; f' Miss Florence McLeod of Montague, |3,,.f,3,,_
leaves this morning on a trip to Bus on
- » . o..  . . . V. , fha many friends of Iloizcrs Fsrquhnr
all   . _  - ._§.\.»_.r > \ -  » MNH Emi! Milf'-ll'i Of BGUISU lofi Yfilolr son, milk vendor, will be sorry to hrnr
‘/ ; ,.5 _Il . p A , I' _.J  ‘l5Y` UI0l'l-link 0|-\ D Vlbn W VIHUGUVSF. that Irels confined to his house through
, "fa ’ "  'l;"v."/  , U~(J» illness. ills milk waggon is itowsvrr
Miss Marlon E-trio left ycsttrlay for
New Giaqgow, N. S.. to visither lricnd
Misa Mohon thi.
G. Elgar and Mrs. Mr.'Nutt have rulurn-
cd from their wedding trip to Monu--al,
Ottswa and Quebec.
The S. S. Bonavista will be due here
from Montreal Sunday evvnrng Sept. 29.
For further particulars so: ad.
'Iiic hon c'on corner of Fitzroy and
Wcyrnoutlr Sts.. lately oeeupicd by L. J.
eientnrrls for sale o to lat. For partlcf
ulars sen ntl.
Miss Stcrns, of Dartmouth, N. S , who
has been -for several weeks in this Prov~
inoe visiting relatives and frientlrt loft yes-
terday morning on return hornc.
Hoy Coilinns, with C. F. Ilutoheaon,
City has accepted a position with a lead ~
ing jowclcry hou.-ra ln Moncton. Mr.
Ucliliuza le ives on Monday next.
Mrs Enoch Paige, Arthur E |\nd Mrs
tiaitl, Master Donald and Miss Laura G
Malcolm, loft on the western train yes-
terday morning for their Boston homo.
Miss Biackaddnr, Canadian Missionary
in Trinidad fur thc I.'r¢aby|.r:t'ian Church,
will adrirassnmectlng in Now Glawow
Pr.-sbyterian church ncxu Saturday
afternoon.
Rav. G. W. Corey, Eastern Field Secre-
trtry for tho Western Baptist Missions
will speak on Eastern Missions in Caven-
dish B tptlst Church on Sunday evening,
2i)th inet., at seven o‘clook.
Nathaniel (lay of Pownal leaves for J
Joying his vacation in this Province and
visiting his former' charges and renewing
acqunintanccship with his numerous 'l
frlcnda loft yesterday by thc Northunrb\»r~
watcr, N. S. B
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Complaints have reached this oillce J
and along the country roadways. Cltlz- ,,
ens and farmersshoulil do ull in their a
spread most rapidly.
About sixty youngladies and ucntlemen
drove from this City last evening and sn-
joyod ts pleasant dance nt the home of J.
Andrews, Wrlghts' Mill. about threo
miles from the City. During the
evening refreshments were served.
Mrs. S. C. Moore and Mrs. John Hunter
were the choporones.
W. F. H. Carvell; barrister-at-law, has
moved into the 0`l>Ia.i.oran building on
(treat George Strrct next the Bank of
Nova Scotia, taking the ofllces at one
time occupied by Chief Justice Sullivan,
and more recently bv _/Enese A. Mac-
Donald, E. O. Brown and others. Mr.
Carveil‘s telephone is No. 317.
There was a full attendance at the meet-
ing of the Cheese Board which tcok place
in this city yesterday iflcrnoon. Messrs
Hidln and Splllett bought the output of
thc hoard at lZ} cents. Thefeaule read :
Brookville sold at IYI to 128 renur. Tha
nextmeetlng takes place on Octuher
eighth.
Johh Grogerie of Halifax. divcr for
Wm. Beazley, Sr., conttzrottr of thc crib
vvork_ in connection with the now Rniltvny
wharf was in the City yesterday examin-
ingnnd inspecting the cribs for his firrn
and for Chief Entzlneer McKenzie of
Monolon who Is also in thc City. Mr-
Crogctle left yestnr-lay afternoon liur
Snnrin to inspect the liourls brcakwruor-.
Dr. T. E. Itltsrle li.oh|ns..,son of W. l".
. Robins of this City. |r~uvc.~4 this afternoon
to attend the annual rnrt-.ting of t,I~r-
,I’rovlnc|a| Dental: Assoc-iatlorr ut Sum-
rnt-rsde. '1‘o\n'1rrrw mornlnq he cro~ses
to I-‘ts Du Ohens on his way to Mont.ru»ri
to select his ouillt preparatory to opening
nDent|\l oilice over Morris & Srnit,h‘»
Shen Stére, tn this City. Mr. lioliius
|.na.1uni.cd from Tufts College, Boston,
In Juris last and is thus quite competent
to carry on his chosen i-r ifcssion.
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Cakes for Festive
Occasions J 4°
can be had nicely frosted
and decorated at shortest
notice.
'Sultana Calte
is mucnlrkcd and meetsvvllh
read sale.
t
4 Walnut Cake
frosted or plain ia baked
fresh every day. ‘
Try a pound.
D. STEWART. '
British ooramiua today, earring at diner- Iwvvfnwvnb with resnwt to the lite sav-
am, ,,0|,,|,,. in me N0,-Lh Wes., Mp", Kam, ing station and rocket apparatus ft 1- this
Gay a¢._.0mp,m|¢.,, Mm m SL,-,]|,,,-_o,, an her Province, have made a full nn exhaustive
ww ¢,.,Sydn¢y_ w|,,.,-6 B|,,,»,,,||| vpn, for, report to the Department of Marine and
few V,-ceks_ , Fisheries. It is to be hoped that this lm-
t t t ill b 5 I- _
Rev. W. II. Wurrcn, who has been cn- gg; Zglagjtfigrgguluuilgéii m Ll Lu with
of Canada were held on M A A A
land on return to his parish ln\Brld|zo~ R"°““d“ M M°“"e‘*l ‘"1 S1\i\lfdHYfll\Hi»
°f ‘hc ‘l““°l°i"7 °f b“l`d°“\‘° “nd thlmc’ seconds, doing the distance in 15.25 or 18
which adorn the tzutters of this fair city amanda ,mder ,ha mcm_d_ In thu' Dom
hlbltiou. In thcrunnlng high jump W
Ilnlpcnuy is second.
Montreal cheese market firm at l2ii to Izii ‘
J. A. Mrsssrvcy who has been in the
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f " _' ' if I. ` ` ‘ V I uppsudlcrlrs. City forfonis time past leaves this mort.-
./” p, ////' ," ,V "» \ `~7` - \ Mrs. W. E. Bagnnli, Ottawa, is visiting lux mr w|“"|p°K° '
I' ‘  /_A ' -,\ `  friends in this City. alles Cnssic MacMillan of Wood Islands
M _ F ~. ` I ‘F  A_ W_ Furufss, Venn,” luwr, ,auth lcftyoat r.lay morning for MacLeod. Alta,
f , , .  ,_ _ !`\ ` ,ms ummm! nr .,.m__m,0’ 0"," where sho has secured n position.
btlpt. Hugh McPhee, has mrlvctl In
this clly_ from Quebec vihcre helcft the
yacht Zarah which had btcn purchased in
around as usual.
Miss Blake oi' this City leave this morn-
ing for Saranac Lake. New York, vvhero
she will spend the winter. She will be ac-
companied hy hi-r sistcr, Vliss Josie lilaka
who goes to visit friends In Montreal anti
Ottawa.
Among those leaving the Province this
morning will ba Miss Cassie McMillan
for Muhood. Alberta, W. L. Esanry. for
Ltlmonton, I.. li. Auld, J. A. Auld, R.
B.liogt~r~!, and F. M. Stewart, for Van.
couver, and Mrs. J. H. Acorn and two
children for ltosslatd, I3. C.
Isaac and Mrs Williams who are vlslt~
lngln this.I’rovlncc are guests of Chan
Brynnton, Winsloe, for afew days. Mr
Williams is a native of Summerside,
where he learned the pr-lntinir nntl is now
a member' of the Canadian Investor Ccm~
pany Ltd, of \VinnIpt-g, with branch
oflloon at Victoria and Vancouver, Mrs
Williams isa native of Edinburgh, Scot.-
land.
The solicitor oi’ the British American
Book and Tract Society, lm K Jackson is
inthe City on his nnnualsollciting tour
and will remain until the end of the week
giving all s chance to help in this most
Important work, namely, the evnngelizrr
tion of the poorer class oi people in thu
Mnritlmo Provinces, Lnbrrtfiergarld l\'ev\~
foundland by the distribution of blblcs
and good literature.
The following commissioners, Capt,
Hugh MacLean, forQ~1een's County; Capt.
William MacDonald, for Kl|rg's. and
_ Profit, for Prince, appointed by the
'l`ne Canadian championships ht-lu un-
er the auspices ofthe Athletic Federation
nddrews large crowd.Two Canadian rtc-
rds were broken. In the three mile run
J Daly of the Irish Americans cut oil’ lil
uult, W lialpenny, of the M A A A marie
new mark of ll feet. 5A inches in nn ox-
'l`liEY ALL FAILED.
Many have tried totlovlae n corn cur»
equal to l’utnam`s, but after fifty [ye-ra
puthing bus como upon the market that so
nalnlessly cures corn‘4aud warts. Don't
experirnmt, use thc best, and that'a “Put-
nam's."
Johnson’s
Baking
Powder
is a pure Cream of
Tartar Powder It does ’
not contain Alum,
Ammonia or other
injurious ingrediencs.
It does the work of -
Baking Powders cost-
ng twice as much.
nsist on having
Johnson's.
Sold by all grocers-
3oc. per pound tins.
tra. »
  hrewtaeae
All
PURE GRAPE JUICES
We have imported the fol-
lowing from L0ndon.Englaud,
and guarantee them absolute-
ly pure and strictly non-alco-
hotle.
ORDINARY--a biendof grape
juices.
ALTO DOURO -named after
district where grapes nre
n.
row
g0NGRRS'I‘ -inice of Con-
cord gvanea.
MADEIRA-a juice of fine
flavor and aroma.
MUSCAT- from Murtcatel
grap)er. `
RE ALICANTE-a Spanish
ragtgntcc.
il.. RIAN-from Algerhn
rsurs with a rich fruietg flavor
§AI.ES'l`INlt-Import from
the Holy Land. ricea 65,, W
t.i» ns ami e.
"Tho Two Macs"
Itctlpoe Bakery. `
nent Street.
’I‘eioDhone ill
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Thursday
Fall Nlillinery Exposition
ions, including tinrncacst ide-as, in trimmed and untrlmtned millinrry
as well as a beautiful range of um lels. V `
TKURSDAY EVENING AT 7 Ji)
HARP at 7.30 we shal open our doors on the finest showing of fall
.nlllinery ideas that we have ever yet brought you.
liarli season finds the notch of past achievement set higher-each
Servort we must boat our own mst reeor ls, n"<i wc think that you
v iii ng cr with us th-it we have done so mice ag:r’u when you
sec the beautiful showing on Thursday evening.
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'l`riminctl miilinery. Untrimutvtl rnilliucry
childrens miilinr-ry, miilinery matcriztist
impnrteri models, :mtl licntrtiful creations
tlmtigrtt-d and music in nur’ own work ronnvs.
In tvtiry litre the collection is exclusive. iudiv dual, and expressive of all that is up to
the rnitrmic ln modern nxiiiirrery. _
To all we exteuzi a coruial invitatwtl and W¢lC01I1¢~
 lll
' Dominion Atlantic Railway
and Stonmship Linea o Boston and New York
vin Ynrlnou ir. Tha po ular ll nat Linn Ba-
tvvoon Eastern Nova £cot‘n and Postnn
vin Truro Windsor Jct.antI Halifax.
rfnvmn si.urcNosr¢. ana 1¢xPmus
. TRAINS lr.-ave Halifax. daily (swept Hundnyl
int 7 00 n. rn. and 830 a. m. for Iliuby and Yar-
mouth makin( connection at Yarmouth for
Heaton and \'un' York.
MIDLAND DIVISION-T.nin»I of tha Mid-
Iuntl Division loavs Windsor dnily fcxoent
e-ttiiidriy) for 'l'rnr|» or 7.49 a m. and 5.30 |1. nl.
and fr' m1`r\|r-o for VViudaor at. 8 Sl a. m. and
-5.45 p.rr| c n- noting at Truro vviih tmins ofthe
Intortolnntvi iiulltvap at Wu dlur with Bitin-
nn-nan<1 ltx irons tr.. ns to and from Halifax
F nrniture repaired.
Furniture re-uvl101Si'=f¢d-
Furniture of all kinds made to order.
Great bargains continued in furniture tlii the mr Yunmmsh
large stogk {5 glgafed 01111, The Royal and U. S. Mail Steamship! »
At the old stand ooposite Post Oliiee (upstairs, 1' 'UNCH GEORGB B°Si‘°“ *"4
John Newsou.
Tho l"natn~t av d Fiwost Rtonmora plying bo-
twoon thc Maritime Provinoln and onto".
lie--vs Yarniimtlr for Boston Monday. W' rl-
|u:»-tiay, l<`riday and Faturdny :ou rtrri-
val o iiixrprcur Trains tromlla Ifax. Rotun-
ing lcnva nn||iWharl' l-Io-tna Tuesday. Thurs-
day. ifritlnv nutl Burdnyi Passengers arriv-
lngi in Hullfm next, day at 4.10 p. m.‘ and V
M5 p. ni. by Exprofs 'l'ra n.
UlRI'lL"l` NEW YORK SERVICE
f ---~ ---A--* Pcrfornred by S S."PRINCEA I(T}iUR”
»utilin ' from Yarmouth on nrrivninf lilsxtreait
mul lllrrnnc-tc 'i`r-sins from Truro und Halifax
Soc loldor for rtailin -1.
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llihmonnvu nlrdawndlllaaruuouilllih  , . tr, »
H. R. I rirtm-.Ail»u.|. 'nn na daily trips Fttnriay
nx|~.r=|i'otl hetn-i-en l'a|'r'sbnrn ana Wolfvlllu
<:.~Ii ug it' Kirtgsport in ho‘h dir ctionn.
` All ti d rdll
Fltnttir-tr nw etc, writ/1 nr tolcgrup{h R. U.
l'Al{l{lCll. /\r‘t|z.llcrr. I’r\».\¢. A21. Bntvllll,
Nova Scotia.
tillrirwt l’. Cil~`I{lNS. General Msnnlclt
l H ‘W  U   lihirilliicliimiiilirrrnriilitlnrtc, sllliriisdrvntlltililel of
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I retresent the best companies in Fire, Life,
Acfidenl, Sickness Insurance and -will be
pleased to quote you rates in either branch.
E. K. BKOW,
rH0\'ic ara.
Chnrlotietown ° - Mfliifltief fQ" li- E- I'
il lilrlrnwfl
tS.S.iIiiyniiundu
will ienvc Charlottetown until trthsl
' notice ns fellows'
For Vernon itiva-r Bridge every second
, Monday ity appointment.
For iIallidny’n, Chinn Point., and Brush
whrtrves on 'Fuearlnv at 3.0!) p.m.
For tilrnnauri on Wednesday and Thurs:
day nt. .00 n rn.
 ww For liiast River ports on Friday at 5.30
` m. nnrt 2.110 r>.n\. '
For \Vcst. River ports on Saturday ni.
tit) a.m. nnfi 2.3i‘i p. rn
For freight and excursion rates and
other lnffrrmation apply to,
T.J.CRA IG
Msnszor.
its
Koss fe Marruews,
tastern Steamship 00
INTERNATIONAL DIVISION
Autumn Excursion to Boston
Ticket: on sais Feptsmber ltith to Ootlil
» Good to return thirty fl:La from lata of iaaus.
ST, .IUHN to POR L Dnntl return (6.00.
T. JOHN to BCSHIN and rttnrn 'LN
Steamship. "CALVIN AUSTIN. 'GUYEIL
(ill (‘4_lIi| ' and "CAIDIN" DIRECT Blit-
VICII: Hiunrnsh_p1 "CALVIN AUSTIN"
lt-avoir ST. John uendaya and Saturdays at:
imp. rn. clue Boston ollowlng day about
. 1. V".
t~t‘».tsrv\'rsrr srmvrcsf swam." tw.
St. .Yohn Mondays, Wsdnsadaysand Friday- nt.
8.0lrn ru.. for Boston. rvla Itsntport. Luboo and
Portland. due Boston following day about 4, 0
I. Ill.
i Through Tickets on sais at prlnclml rail
way sin inns and baggage checked romtls
w estlnstlon.
All freight stoept live stock, is lnanrad
against the and marinarlsk.
, W. G. LE A t.
t\r.l.lohiif'h'.B
li ltvlmtwt rfs '
McLeod Qi Bentley G, l. MURPHY & (0,, _,___ __n,._ __ ,
Nlorson & Duffy
Barrlatera and Attorneys.
Hrovufs Bloch. Charlottetown. P. E I.
Representing
The North American Life Assurance Company,
The Richmond & Drummond Fire insurance
Company
The ,Canadian Pacitic Railway
OFFC E-Q ueen Street - - DesBrisay Block
Charlottetown.
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Barriatefn and Attornirn-at~lnw. SYDNEIY’ ic’ B'n
solarium tar un naar or not-1. st-,stu 0°°°"‘| C°“"" " °“ °""'h"'“
Inland Produce handled on oomml -
Honey toloan. nom _ °
Orrrcns-Bank oi Nova Bootie Chambers Prompt rctnvta n a-la, n¢@NmY- To I-_lcA_
wvvlyr. srlottctow 4'i5d¥WIyI' ll ci tors lontue mul B\'\‘t of Canada
An autlloritative sltowiug of Foreign and Domestic luililnery fash- , .I