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Head Offices in New Pro
wse Block-Charlottetown I
You may have been away on
" l\°l1d'\Y or perhaps you
are ‘going ?
W ly not lgaxe your a»|ll.~i cleaned
hi D'l1l~i\rar. on for cleaning oln h
lvlvlli- li will rcniovo all nuiliis. llrliig
i your auii and lnsvn It cleaned nn
g :LIT-lI;1ll.it will only coat fi trifle nud
o _ 'I' - .
I ...._ ~niilli”.i...i .'.‘.‘»1_"‘ “”“"°“”~ '°‘
C. Alex. Brown,
CU *TOM '1‘A_Ii.()R,
Oi‘P0!~‘l\€ "Iwo Macs."
:linwf.liiioa.‘
Men 0nIy_ -. _
RTl‘°'“ ""9 lliifl’ passengers from East
lv" °"""' b¥ "I" 5- S- Cl!! Oi Loudon
YOUWHI-by niornlng and the following
UHPRO: twenty sheep one beef cow, ten
“"‘l'\U\l5|Y unused. I have napec- “"5"
eggs and five bags potatoes,
The market yesterday was igrgdy
attendvc and prlges on butter and eggs
, were '
i of ducks and fowl were offered and inet.
with
Blueberries and apples were the most lin-
' portant articles ami with the large quant-
l-lu-iiur ilrcot (lourgc and Kent Stn. lid' Uf ii0Wers made the miirket quite a
RFU’
prices appear elsewhere.
slightly advanced. Quitea numb"-
reuoy sale bringing gqml pr|¢¢g_
building. The full list of market
The new coach No. I4 built at the P.E.I.
-  lals used in every  I -.
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.V
Pnge E~q. to sell hy pubuc admion door
 at lii.~i residence Fitzroy St. ou spring which irreps them from slamming
 Wednesday, Sept. i8th |907 '1"‘jdm_
 "..;-“,{_E; - b i
  commencing at (io o‘clock a. in. 
sharp_'u|i hlg ]mu;eh°|d furniture I`herc is on exhibition ai.Thc Guardian
_ iucludmg parlor’ slttlng room and :Glue several aralks of esta. They are
bedroom furniture. ;°'“
B ll
e are authorized by` F. Le- f"y`
lan
It
 _ l yen?
“ii” fuimiuie lunar 
 -E _ __ _ i iiziislhaa a first. class smoker neatly up-
~i \
allway works, was given a trial trip
rday. It la built af'»cr the aania
rn as the I C.R.. and C. P. R_. cars,
cred and ia finished lusidc ln mahog-
The our is supplied with stcam
tele and has flushing closets. The
s are fitted with thu patent Corbiin
work reflects great credit on the
the following parties and measure
ctly
BENL CARTER- & co.,
9'l0<l8l pat eod Auctitneer
Chas. Todd, Iiradalbane, tl ft. 10 in.
I. B. Hayes, Searletown, il ft. 2 in.
The funijwlng is a paflllai _ I). 1'. McEwen, New Dominion, 0 ft. l in.
_ .. . _ .__ _____,..   Ami ii stalk of whrat from Simon
‘Hat or .iewelels In the M ln' illoniit-ii, Je. Road, measuring 5ft. il in.,
time Provinces who aieofiicial
Valuable Properly For Sale tr...
by Aution ii`. McDonald. Oru-ll, counting 235 grains
and
sample heads of white oats from D.
one from Chas. E Mclisoti, Stanley,
SCiiiUg agents for the Ill'-gina AISO FBI'|’l’\li‘l8 ||’l\pI8l'I\6DiS counting 157. The seuiples have been
_“_ examined by hundrerls of interested
Watch' Besides thole whose ` l`armir.~i and they claim them to be some-
thing extraordinary. Parties interested
_ - r i n there are .
n im S a e 'g ve ’ One of she B1-st Dairy Farms , 
hundreds ofotiier jewelers in
Quebec, Ontario and the
on the Island
inspect them at any time at the
scriptlon office.
`l ani ln¢f_riir-tori liy the on-c\iioi~.~x of thc late Somezlmli 38° The Guardian c°“lf5ln"d3
i<rank Mclvuinu to sell by iuictian reference to the success of W. S. Lea a
0|] Monday’ fill Uctober member ofthe eng|ne=ringilrm of Leatc
U) er Provinces as 'wen as AT 2 o»CL.§CK_ P. M_ Goftlu and ll. S. l1‘.rgusou, of Montreal.
i P ° ni Rose Bunk sitiinwd ot Soutlipor , thc above Mr-
furni contuliiliig l7'A 3-l iicros. Mr,
in British- Columbia who
uarantee with ourselves the .|l..¢i§.ipi»iugi.‘"'| ,...|‘.'..`i.,..i’.1ge,.,,i; i....,,.,w' 'M
Ai-'o the followini; farming iinploiiiciits.
I llindor.:l sooiler, lin-ialiilig iiilll aiui sijaker. ‘ll-
I iaiii fixinor lhi uitto I cart 1 wood
Lea is a son of \V. Leu, Tryon.
I.:-ii had charge of the con-
ructiou ofthe sewerage syetcui forFred-
on, N. B., also additions to the water
g l li- mo fvollowlixiiirol I truck, I l\ny'Iork aiiii Wi-‘DIY UYSIUUI illcilidiliil i-i\0 ii\5l5|i|\i-l°n
1'; iliav rake of A
modern filtration system,etc. In con'
watch We sen for 3 years from .filrmiltlm lilfmiiablo Dllmwrw mm' - _ nectlon with this work a Fredericton
date of urchase instead of
teiwu of ysnra as agreed a on
_pos an i c purcimw money may ie
iiioin on thc property nth llflliitereat for u na*-snap" bmi this (0119 wing-under the
P ’ ' n|lEN_|'_¢§ARTi¢R_ heading “Has Done (locil Work."
‘l ~-5dn\tlil0I Auctioneer W
S. Lea who has had charge ofthe en-
the usual I year fur other  . i gliiesrlng work in connection with the
sruge aystsmanrl wnterimprovements
- ' _ . _ sew
klnds of watches’ in like man A MCLSHII. K. C. Donal ll MGKIII left this iu.'.rnIng for New Mills, Resti-
l MCLEAN 8 ]r]¢Kl'NNON gouohe County, to spend s few lfilylwiih
» he watc 1 1
ner We guaran tee t H -fri-tiers. Atrorneys-at-haw. his
"‘"°‘”" ‘ m°°" Ch" """“""“ leavo for Montreal to take nie anal year in
sister. Early noxt mont-h he will
they sell' engineering at McGill University. Mr.
‘ 
by his work in this Cltv. Droved him-
R ina is rovin 1 - Lea
'Phe eg P g l " F self a most capableenglncur, and undoubt-
iaia oi Valuaba Real .stain M
y lisa a great future belore him in his
Self mors and more a “mt  ilijliglilwn and li“".l V' dhosan profession. He isa voung man
class time kepeer worthy any V __ vos
. " t
one lo carry. 1 _ _ _lncery Y
'l‘hey are male with 7| I5. 17 _ , ` ` _gt_
tliiroitr. 'rm-: \ icit CiiANLELLoit Tuusdny the ard hm' "hun Pm, DM,,_
Pnuri of chance.; fu
aeascd of ii modest and gentlcmanly
aposltlon, and during his atol’ lil Uh"
added materially to his li.-it of friends.
An interesting ceremony took: place at
.Ioachiufs Church, Virnon li. vcl'. 0"
and 2' -leweis and can be had in Noi S Donald of Ontawa wits united in W8'il0Ck
f ld and suver Michael Ciirran and ano to
Misa Annie McKenzie of Millvlew.
maui' styles 0 go Iixlretilors 'php bride who wuschnrmlngly attlrcd in
~ - _ _ ~ 1 in c i ' i _ .
cases’ aisg in mcg _l, prIC€5 $8 $0 _i :‘;‘mfi)__ er °mP “ma” B jvvliiiitc silk with veil and orange blossoms,
5 given uwuy by hrrfather Angus
3 $30300 up Mary Ann Munn . 'McKenzia. Shc was attended bi I1"
$io.0o, $15.00. $1 .00.
i Pursuant to and bv virtue of a decree “ld
and other Defendants
ter Miss Ellie McKenzie, Whiil illh
    li of the llonorahle ltowqn Robert Fitz- bkpotber Jonn D Mcllonald supported
gersld, Vice Chancellor, made in this t
cause on the Twentieth day of llfa;,A.D. K
e groom. Rev. J. J. Macdonald of
inkora, the brides uncle, performed the
' ' ' i9o7, Iwili sell by . _ 1 f, rl by Rev. John T
me Maritime PIUVIHCCS f.:;z.;‘.$;‘,’...*:’:.:.:........
PUBLIC AUCTION
Baltimore. Appropriate music WHS
of
" ' W M Chesley rcnderid by the choir, David Mao-
Anlhersi N' 5" ' ' ' ' I l Ou thc Prciiil.-ics on dé
nsld of Glcnilnnan presiding at the or-
lislili1Y5i N- B"' ' ' 'F' O’ Landry Tl-|9Sd5Y the l7'_h day of gan. After thecercmonythehnplli oouvlv
B ' I* Clare ,sBDt8l’\"lbQl' l'\6Xfv paid their respects to tho venerable pas-
I
Campbellton N. .~~- ~ 3- `
lltrtiiiourh N. S-.~ -- - i“°~ mee"
Digby N_S.....--.-J~='- W “"1”
Dotcliester N. I3., (120
. .went ter
__,,,_..~...-. ~~-~
I-Iailfax N. S., _ . .C irc:-iins & Co-
I
r ` °
LlVel'pC0l N. S., _ . ._G. R~ 1'0We l Wim dwelling house, out houses, barns, to
“nd °"°l‘"d' . wedding presents was a token of lililfes-
Pursuant to said decree, ,i will also mem In wnmh me young coup,” me hem'
‘ Chas. illmiiiel-
'I
Lunenburg N.
. .man
All that tract, of land, situatc in tlie
~ M_ 1rdi,_ [loyalty-nf Charlottetown, and being wi
the farm owned ny the iatejohu Hagan A
and Thomas agen, r c y
of iaufl, s little more of less, towelher P
sell by
A_ D_ |901 torof St Joachin'a, who was regréttably
co
ntlnsd tc his room byiillwis. Wllefli
At tl” hw" "i Twelve °'.°l°°k “"°“l they received his cordlnl blessing and best
shes for s happy journey through life.
sumptuous dinner was served nt the
] H fo m ,-1 me homo of the bride where the officlatlnlr
Burrows properly consisting of ten clergyman, Rev. A. J. Mcllonaifi of F010
acres three roods and thirty fonr poles Augustus, and D Macdonald, of
tributes
rt Vsrnon,paid complimentary
the bride and groom. The display of
iiaieting cf valuable silver limi!" “ml
- co
Newcastle N. B . . . . I
> I P. H- .Eaton   :Enter costly and useful articles for borne
Noith Kingston N- S-v W- W'
..Nci.ey
Noni, Sydmy C. 15. _.A. M. Ross
N.  J. '1`°l'l“
ence Bros
B. Allen
Pictou
Pnrsitoro N. S .- - ~ --
On the Preniixva on V
Thursday the l9th dev of 3
Septem ber next. on
a Financial Secretary. This gift wal
Beginning at the hour of iz o’clock ve
noomghe milnwiug properties. owned 9|,
rvlce. A magnificent cabinet of silver
rilued at one hundred dollars was the gift
the groom from the Ottawa Ucavcll of
e Knights of Columbus of which Coun-
lilr. Macdonald has been for some time
th
A' n'  accompanied by an einliosscd address in
ree inscribed on a dnublr heart of par_\
mont lu leather folder. After an after.
».¢
Port Elgin N. l5'»- ' "
by ii1¢iH'¢ 1011” HIS” ‘md Timm" ternoon spent In mirth and song the
N B G H Sl~lck` Ha an" wedding party drove to Charlottetown
St. Andrews. . . - - ‘SPH-ypmy “mme on the south me
  _... -U55' o¢t‘lleGreenRond in the Common of W
1; A and _I Hay Charlottetown known as the tammy °f
here they received tlic eongrstuiatlons
friends. Mr and Mrs Macdonald wil
Si. _lohu N. ., - ~- ~ - ' ~ -f ¢ G R gd leave for Ottawa their future home in the
l N il Si Croix proPer!}’ l'“‘;;ng mitilnisriilier rifulildiiigs course of a few weeks, and Will 0»\H'.Y
S\_ Ste iell . -. '
~ P jewr-_levy Co.
Snclrviile N..  D ‘ I ‘ n ' 1 . iniessdnéngi
Sussex N. B »~- ~  iw' Same”
Sydney C. B_,.. .... .K. Bes;a§;;:
Truro N. S~,. . . . . ._G. H. .I0 I
westviiie N- s..- - -R H-- M°K‘“`
oi
91
~r».~»~-~~
Vi/'iudsor . ~»-- ' "
wcifvnie N. S-.-~ -- T- J- Hem”
Guarantee givil1K “am” °f _ah
Jeweler Agents sin" Wm* ‘R;g‘,';“
watches sold. C811 be la
English or French _
EW lalor
I ' y ""7‘ J. ii. i.oNuwos'i'H. - I
L Y
uf 9b.°“U'54 E W rt ~ be urohas
cd in iota. cl
2 Double tenement dwelling house
md premises aituateln the south side of
the Green Road in Charlottetown
Qommgn, having a treat thereon of
ieei.
.b_';nllElii?ec tenement dwelling house
gituaie in the east aide of the Spring
(1 r Bayfield Street in the
2°* Ro. ' Iicztharlotteiown, liiving a
l'0lI
,| 1 tone properly.
uiulhiiblenirsuemeut dvniliu£ house.
en the east side ef Sprlrg Par Road,
.,|i,,|,,|n¢ number I and haviaf a front
on Spring Park Road of 45 eat and
known as the Wright properly.
The above properties wi I be sold free
f | umbraucea.
nirniie iliircliaser will be required to pay
twenty per cent of the purchase money
gt the time of purchase and the balance
upon the execution of the deed.
The sale will be confirmed by the
Court of Chancery without expense to
h hlltf-
l igillflllcihia i6th day of August, A D
me,-,0,,_ phis prope y tau p - away with them the best wishes ofa large
role of frlemia.
ip-fv-IQ;--adv-~~f~*~'l*~*ll'
N S H E Hariloit ?o|iir'ii`1l;ie;’n of fifty feet, and known I   4! ` mmm.
T..
that keep: the family
nealihyii a treasure no one
an more to be without. it I.
made right here by experie
enced bakers using all modern
machinery lu a apotleaaly
clean bakery.
A trial order solicited.
Telephone air.
‘ D. STEWART.
nellole Bakerv.
The_Rocky Point school has reopened
again, and Ia now under the cliarza of
Miss Mabel -McKenzie.
Mrs. Silas Prowsa, Thorndyke and Mrs.
George Procter. City are visiting friends
ln New Glasgow, N. S.
hyterian Mission In Trinidad will speak
in Zion Church tomorrow evening.
Mrs. Jame4 McMahon, Rocky Poiuhioft
recently to visit hcr mother Mrs. D.
Feehan, Sourls who la dangerously lil.
The Calgary Chinook of August 31
publishes it list of the Mnrltlma Province
people who signed the "Bluenoae" picnic
register at Calgary on August 21st ani it
is estiuiated that not hair of those present
:iid sign. Thalliit contains one hundred
and twenty-two pfracna from this Pro-
vince-
Pcrcy J. L. Peardon of this cltv has
opened up a new boot and shoe store on
Grafton Street. opposite the Court Home
Mr. Psardnn Ia a popular young man well
known in this 'J|ty, and is thoroughly
acquainted with the boot and siioo busi-
naaa. Mr.Peardon, whose announcement
appears elsewhere in this issue, will no
doubt meet with a good share of public
patronage.
The death took place on Sept, 5th, of
Mrs. Flora S. Frye at the home of Alex-
ander and Mrs. ltilchlc, 8 Hooker avenue,
Baxre,Vt., with whom she had made her
hfinis. The cause of 'her death was a
general breaking .iown afteryears of ill
health. The deceased was born ln Prince
Edward Island bil years ago. She leaves
two sisters, Mrs. D. C. Senter of Quincy,
Ill., and Miss Helen Campbell of’
California, and also two brothers. The
funeral which lock pines on Saturday,
September 7th, was largely nttnnileri,
interment taklngplace in Hope Cemetery.
-Barre Daily Times, Vt. The above
mentioned lady is well known in this City
having lived for thirteen years at the
home of John H. Harris in this City.
The Tennis Tournament of lariils
singles for the Sir Louis Davies Cup was
concluded yesterday aft ernoou. The
final contest was between Mies Winifren
Brecken and Miss Gipsey Norton. Mies
Bracken won out, and thus holds the Cup
for this year. The results of the several
drawings was as follows.
PI RST ROUND.
Best two out of three setls.
Miss Hilda Stewart vs. Miss C.
Fitzgerald, . _ _ _ _ . . . . . . . . _ . . . . . . .
_.le2
Misa Edyths Hyodman vs. Miss K
Norton,.........._.,_.. _
Miss M. Fitzgerald vs. Mies Wi
Breokel1,......... . . . . . . . _
,_
Miss G. Norton vs. Miss Hilda
IIaaaard,.. .......  . _ . .
._
Mies Kitty Peters va Miss Mary
Davies. . . . . _ . . _ _ . . . _ . . . _ . . . . . . . .
_ .2--0
sncoim noimo.
Miss G. Norton vs. Miss C. Fitz-
8'rraifi............ . . . . . . . . . . . .
_.2-0
Miss Kitty Peters vs. Miss Etiytha
Hyndman, . . . . . . . _ . . . . . _ . . . .
... . ...l-2
bye Miss Bracken.
'rump iwpnn,
Miss Edyths Hyndmnn va. Miss
G. Norton . . . . _ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
..0-2
bye Miss Brel.-ken.
Pinus.
Miss Norton vs. Miss Bracken.. _ . _-'-I 0-2
....2-l
....0-2
....2-0
 
LET US
DEVELOP
YOUR
FILMS
We use new develo-
per for each film and
can assure you of the
best possible results.
New stock of liodaks
and film received.
iwwhw
 
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PURE GRAPE JUICES .
We have imported the fol-
lowing from London,England,
and guarantee them absolute-
ly pure and strictly uon-alco-
lioiic.
ORDINARY-ablendof grape
juices.
ALTO DOURO -named after
diatrict where grapes are
CONGREST -juice of Cou-
o0|_d graoea.
MADEIRA-a juice of due
flavor and aroma.
MUSCAT- from Muaeatel
grapes.
RED ALICANTE-a Spanish
gra e juice.
ALCERIAN-from Algerian
rapes with a rich fruit fin",
§ALESTfNB-Imported from
the Holy Land. does 65
Lon 1:' onli C. ° \0
“Tha Two Ml\c_e"
ilitliinili I iinrilnnnn
Miss Blaeifadd- r of the Canadian Pres-
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Early ‘- ,  _ l _0,.,\
Buyara  \a |'l\e`
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B," fills/I0”/nrrirfliodle » 'i 5 “_ m_
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Saturday _
i-its sept |901 °""`°"‘ 
!
Lovely autumn sui
please every taste I A'
Many of the handsome omhre plaids we ahre showing
st yle, of quality and service. ,V
NOV Fl fEW pl'lC€S merely by way (if sample;
Fine. Plflill. beautifully finished venetian
clotlis, all wool, 44 inches wide, _special
value.................,.._....... 7.5¢
Colours are black, navv'wlne, browns,
- Myrtle. _ ,U¢`,ens_
Something a little finer, smoothly made
venetian. in black. blues. wines. browns,
and greens. and is notably fine value at
  51,10
Beautiful venetian cloth silk like finish,
cormct weight, 5fi inches wide, all wool,
black. navy and wine-better than mnnv
$I.6oliues.  . . . . .
...........$|,§5
Otirspeclal “Mon
in effects or brow:
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,ig i / \',f( .. 'fl ff
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F‘“11°f‘» Gelmfilly and England all have contributed something to
‘_ this line dress goods department of ours. ' Bronx France
broadcloths, and rn-any of the dainty light weight weaves-From England
l""e°‘d'-‘» S¢fg¢s, broadcioths, mol1airs,pana;mas, Granites,
.Geimany the handsome venetians in whit.-lb this store specializes so strongly
And we must not forget that “This Canada of jouts" is not turning 'out .
Hmde V-hal will in many cases: exhibit s-5 periority to any imported lines. -U
home in our own dominion _ Arid we wamt rn impress
this store is the dress goods centre-from` the point of view 'of saving--of , f
wdde, all wool. very
fidily drapiug fabric
Colours are black,
Handsome and every eEective`.omnrsfplai.'is=, 
all wool 56 inch fabric, ai. 51.'/-0 and f
A'£-éisiiisi ‘French
unspottable, soft as
fullydraplug fabric
 _.$2.50 . l
. ,,57*~. '
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are 
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tings toe
some of the 'fine .
Roxanas, etc,, from
i',
..-
r
were made right at
on you the fact* that
. _i ,
arch" bmadcloth 56-inches ly "
finely 'finished a beauti-
.~»peciiil‘-iit.... . . .$1.15 ,
navy, browns. wines,
is. gi:eens,"gi:e§'s or pliiei, - .
"‘... .. ;`.. .- .’..$i.55
broadclorh,,'siirtuik and '_
silk firm, and ii grace- - __
black and navy' .l
I Tartans of 'prettiest design - ‘- il ` ‘
_These are admirably adapted for lltle
c d'vs=e=~ns well as sbrt waist: for ladies.
are all wool double widths and the showin
girls _ "  .
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