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CON‘I`I'IN'l` WITH
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Yon can see that with your' e el
flint and b his pleased smile tha `
won’t rub od". It s a hap d 1
anyone when they look at” By or
A WELL-FILLED
COAL .BIN
eplenished from our coal yard.
We haven big stock ofthe very
best coal in stomc and arriving by
vessels. Order your supply today.
A. Pickarrl & Co.
'Phone 240
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AMHEHST PIANUS
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Hundreds of visitors to the Illxlliu-
tion yesterday were attracted to the
section devoted to musical instru-
ments and the booth occupied by the
Amherst piano company drew the
great crowds. '
H9” WHS diilllnved the Cremina-
tone. the new player plane; that is
Winning Praise for itself every dey
M 121° best play" plane on the oe-
nadian market. It ls a faultless in-
strument-perfect in design, construc-
UOU. finish, tone, action, scale and
touch. ,
Besides the'Cremonatone is shown
three standard grades of_the famous
Amherst pianos. The rich. liquid
'tone and handsomely finished case of
each Ctilltured the attention of all
critics.
It is a fact that all provincialiete
should be proud of that such excell-
Pgllt Pianos can be made so near
Charlottetown. They are made in
Amherst-every part of theml-by ex-
Dert workmen and have shown ln all
tests to date that they are the equal
in every way of any piano now be-
fore the public
“II ou have an Eastern A cordial invitation is eneneeab
I66I 9-25MEJi.
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Cap on your head you may win W' M°D°’¥“¥“» P'“‘““°“* Of the °°“‘¥
the prize at the Exhibition.
0.»Iy 5tIc at Patons.
pany, to visit the Amherst booth to-
day. You will find it at the _ex-
treme right on the ground floor of
tho building, neat' Miller Bros. dis-
Dlay. 1693.
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How About YCUR Pickles?
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Right spices moan right flavor and that is what you want next fall when you
put youlfpicklos on the table.
Our spices prevent that flat flavorlsss taste because they are pure, of full
stron th whol clean and unusuull ood. l"rico..... ................... ..50cs|b
l-5 V 9- YH
English Essence of Vinegar makes six quarts of pickling vinegar. I pint
  aplnt.
M cKinrion Drug Company
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i Exhibition Sale'
D u rin g Exhibition
week, wc will give special
discounts oil
Ilarneas.
Carriages,
Thrashers,
Cleaners,
. Crushers,
Grinders,
Puipera,
Engines,
Churns.
Washers,
Wringers, g
Don’t fail to call and
sec our stock of the above
and make our Show-room
your llcadquartfns.
A. IIORNI:I & C0
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Stop I
Ealing
Loose Brisllcs
35c ones for 25c, 25c for r5c,
Throviaway your old tooth- i
hrush and get s good fresh
made one from our new a took.
The kind the bristles would'nt
come out,
Special Prices
15c for loc.
e Geo. E. Hughes
I 1621-9-22Me41 I
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llickey & Nicholson.
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` ls the man behind a pipe
full of I-lickey’s Brigert
Cut Smoking Tobacco.His
pipe dreams. will always be
pleasant because this tobacco
is manufactured from only the
bestVirginia leaf the Aroma
being pure _and fragrant. Try
it for your next-smoke.At all
Grocers and Drngglsts.
romeo co. ua.
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"The Golden Road”
*by L. M. Monfgomefyr
Price 1.25. Postage paid.
'.l his book is considered one oi L. M. MONTGOM-
ERY’S (now Mrs McDonald) BEST.
“POLLYARMM "Miss BILLY.” M ISS
I are very readable books.
BILLY’S DECISION by Eleanor H. Porter. '1`h¢S¢
00 cepieg NEW BOOKS regular $1.2 5 edition
OU; PRICE only 50 cents well bound with AT-
raacriva covsas.
Hundreds of books arriving daily at
ii Carter’s -Bool¢Sf01‘¢-
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`nuwns inn; lu  af  runnin ef 
1'r`Pavs 'ro rin! ia' uns Pmvmu
HIGH PRICED COLT.-The high
Price of $65. was recently paid Mr.
John Currie of Alma for a Duke of
Kent colt, between five and six
months old. The purchaser was Mr.
Patrick Power of Kildare.-'I‘.
`,s1=EoIAL Rams-In connection
with the Provincial Exhibition which
opens here next Tuesday excursion' ra-
turn ticketsat one first-class fare,
will be issued on the Prince Edward
Island Railway, from all stations to
Charlottetown by all regular trains
on Sent. 22nd, 23rd, 24th and 25th,
good to return up to and on Sept.
27th. In addition to these, tickets
'ht a Bllecially reduced rate, will be
issued from all stations to Charlotte-
town, on Sept. Ztlrd, 24th and 25th,
good to return up to and on Sept.
26th, and on Sept. 26th, good to re-
,turn up to and on September 27th.
These tickets are good going and re-
turning by special and regular trains.
Full particulars will appear later in
the Posters. Here are a few of the re-
duced ratee, from some of the princi-
pal stations:-Tignish, DeBlois, St.
Louis, Alberton, Elmsdale, $1.25.
Bloomfield, 0’LearY. $1.15; Port Hill
and Richmond, $1; Wellington, Mis-
couche, St. Eleanors and Summerside
90c; Kensington, Freetown, Cape Tra-
verse, 801:; Emerald 70c; Bradalbane
and Fredericton 60c; Hunter River
50c; _North Wilshire 45c; Milton 30c;
Elmira $1; Souris 90c; St. Peters
80c; Morell 70l; Georgetown and Mon-
tague 90c; Cardigan 80c; Mt. Ste-
wart 50c; Tracadie 45c; York 25c;
Murray Harbor 90c; Murray River
and Wood Islands 80c; Belle River
700; Uigg 50c; Vernon River, Vernon
and Millbiew 451:; Mt. Albion 25c.
Trains will leave on return as fol-
lows:-On Wednesday and Thursday,
For Murray Harbor at six; for Sour-
is and Elmira at 6.20; for Cape Tra-
verse, Summerside and Tignish at
3.45 and 6.40 for Georgetown at 6.30
Trains will stop opposite the Exhibi-
tion building to leave oft and take
on passengers. 1635.
(From Yesterday‘s Eilening Guardian)
LITTLE SON DEAD.- The many
friends of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. fP. Dil-
lon, Charlottetown, will regret to
learn of the death of their infant son
which occurred early this morning
suddenly of convulsions.
SECOND CROP.- Tho Guardian
was handed this morning a smallcup
of delicious strawberries picked by
Miss Bessie McLeod, of Ocean View,
who is spending a few days in Chur-
lottctown, taking in the Fair. The
berries are fully ripe and lasted even
better than those- of the early suzu-
mer.
'(‘-ATTLE SHll’l-'ED.- Among the
shipments by the Northumberland
this morning was a herd of 40 cot".-
tle shipped by Mr. Johnson to a
ranch in Kamrocks, Alta., owned by
by Mr. Vernon S/mith. 'l‘hey were in
another shipment of the same mun-
ber is expected to follow later. -
SUCCESSFUL ATI-ILETES -
Messrs Nelson Winchester and Wul-
lace Scentlobury of the Abegweit
A. A. and_ Mr. Lawrence Moran ~-i
the Connaught A. C. arrived home
last night from Halifax, where they
had been, competing in the Wanderers
Sports, Winchester won first in the
mile bicycle and second in the three
mile bicycle. Moran the “Boy Wand-
er" won the three mile bicycle race
and second in the mile. These were
the only two bicycle events on tho
program. Both Winchester and Mor-
an brought home with them two
beautiful silver cups- A Halifax ex-
change has the following to say of
the Charlottetown Athletos:~Tho I‘.
E. Island, competitors, who had a
clean sweep in the bicycle races, won
two ilrsts and two second placen.
The thrcc mile bicycle race was pro-
ductive of considerable' excitement,
Scantlebury interfering with Win-
chester and forcing him on the grass.
Although the latter nnishcd third, he
was awarded second place by the
judges on account of Scantlcbury's
interference.
::The Plckling Season is at hand
and you will ilnd at our store all tho
ingredients for making good pickles.
-mixed pickling spicle, essence of vin-
egar, turmeric, black and white and
rod pepper-curry powder, clDV0B. Bli-
spices, etc. All fresh stock. Lot us
have your order. E. A. Foster, Cen-
tral Drugstore. Mtf.
:ZA safe and sure medicine for a
child troubled with worms is Mother
Graves’ Worm Exterminator.
::I'l‘ ‘MAKES NEW FRIENDS
EVERY DAY.- Not a day goes by
that Dr. Thomas' Eclectric Oil does
not widen the circle of its friends.
Orders for it comes from the most
unlikely places in ` the west and far
north, and its fame has travelled lar.
It deserves this attention, for no oil
has done so much for _humanity. Its
moderate cost makes it easY W Seli-
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No ncaa ol singing the praises ol our
Bakery nods w en allover town you
can hear them przssnd by those who use
our Cream Bread. akes.ete datly.'l‘hey
are pure, wholesome and nutritious,
Stewart’s Bakery
charge of Mr.. Herbert Bradshaw- and
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P. E. ISLAN-D RAILWAY.- For
the~purpose of accommodating pas-
qgngers ,attending 'the Exhibition at
Charlottetown on September 24th
and 25th, the regular trains for
Souris, Montague and Georgetown,
will leave Charlottetowr; at 5.30 p,
m., instead of 3 p. m., and the re-
gular trains for Murray Harbor will
leave Charlottetown at 6.00 0'cluck
p. m., instead of 3.10 p. m. 1651.
(From Yesterdsy'e Evening Guardian)
were more people registered at the
Charlottetown hotels last. night,
then ever before on the eve of an
Exhibition. 250 passengers came to
the Island by the Express and the
Northumberland brought over two
hundred to Oharlottetown, while the
Boston Boat, the Halifax, brought
an exceedingly large number.
MARRIAGE ANNOUNCEMENT. -
The Revd. Basil P. Colclough, who ls
nt present engaged in Church work
in the Dioces of Altabasca, between
Lesser Slave Lake and Peace River
Crossing, desires herewith to annou-
nce that his marriage with Miss
Florence Haslan of Bpribgfleld,
Prince Edward Island, will take place
according to present arrangements,
next June, 1914.
::Right spices mean right flavor
and that is what you want next fall
when you put your pickles on the
table. Our spices prevent that flat
liavorless taste because they are
pure, of full strength, whole, clean
and unusually good. Prices 301: a fb
1 pint English Essence of Vinegar
makes six quarts of pickling vinegar,
price 20c a. pint. The MacKinnon
Drug Co., Comer Great George and
Kent Ste. MEtf
::STRANGEHS IN TOWN. - We
know by experience that it is a great
satisfaction when away from home to~
run across a store like this one. We
have everything usually carried by
a drst class drug store. J. G. Jami-
son, Druggist, 1629-9-22Mt{_
::l<‘RUITLESS IN PREPARATION.
-Unlike any other stomach rcgulaton
Parmclee's Vegetable Pills are the re-
sult nt long study of vegetable com-
pounds calculated to stimulate the
stomachic functions and maintain
them nt the normal condition. Years
of use have proved their iaultless
character and established their ex-
cellent reputation. And this reputa-
tion they have maintained for years
and will continue to maintain, for
these pills must always stand at the
head of the list of standard prepara-
tions.
PERSONALS
Mr. James McShainc, Moncton,
arrived in Charlottetown by the cil-
press lust night to visit friends. g
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Mr-. Fred Crockett;-I Charlottetown,
leaves-today;by_ th` alifax on a
-trip~to~Boston:‘~"‘*>’%rI‘, " ' .
Mr. Arthur McQuald arrived in
Charlottetown last night from Am-
herst on a_ vieit~tn his home. '
Capt. D. A. McKinnon returned
home last night from a trip to Bos-
ton.
| Mr. Claude 'Blake, of the Royal
-'B nk of Canada Halifax, arrived in
a .
Charlottetown by the Northumber-
land last night on a visit to his
borne here. ,
Take in the
Exhibition
With a Camera You will be able
to secure many Interesting
Souvenirs of the breat Provincial
Fair and your Fair friends as
well, by the sirnplo expedient of
having a Camera with you.
Take a Picture Yourself of the
Aeroplane and the Intrepid Aviat-
or. It will be n. souvonir well
worth possessing.
` KODAKS HERE F;
All prices-Camera Supplies,
Developing and Printinv. |lon't
forget. We are the original Photo-
graphic supply house of Charlotte-
town.
Johnson & Johnson
The Quality Drug Store.
Cor. Prince & Kent Stroots
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A Superior
Store Service
is at your command the
instant you enter our
doors.
W e o Ft' e r you-the
‘ world’s best drugs,_sund-
ries and supplies at the
lowest market prices-
courteous attention from
our clerks-prompt ser-
v i c e- quick delivery-
and an absolute guaran-
tee of satisfaction.
The services of our Nurses'
Free Registration Bureau cost
thi
you no ng.
` ’l`ry The Two Macs. p
The Two Macs
THE BIGGEST EVER.- There'
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H ere's Charlottetowrfs best
Exhibit of Fall Clothing
i _'_ OU ARE SPECIALLY INVITED DURING THESE F.xi\ibi-
Y tion days, to come in and go through our great range uf new Fall
u earablcs for men.
i_i_ This new clothing store is starting out with a new standard.
Everything is :ref , here on the proposition “how good can we llllkff
_ it for the price:
l We want to do business with you to-da-v-to-morrow and for all
I the to-morrows-and we propose to give you clothing that is sly ish -
that is right in cut and tit-and that is honestly priced as well
New Overcoats at 8.50, I0.00, IZ 00, I5 00, I8 00 to 59.0). _
New Fall Suits at 8.50, 10.00' I2.50. I5.00, I8.0 J, 20.00 to 2’-01
New Suits for Boys L75, 2.75, 5 00 3.50. 5.00 to I4 00.
New Waterproof Coats 5.00, 6 00, 8.00, I0.00 I2 50 to 2I.'0 .
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I The Home of Good Hats
rlns'srolu: orrsas You me sea new .sires in TRESS
nars-raanaun nars -srr.rsoN nars-r|rwr~;l.|. n ars ~
- nasrsnn cars-rnsss cars.
All the good shapes---all the right colorings---every little
niccty in hat style-:dom is here. Your own hat is waiting.
75c, I.Il0,,2.00, 2.50, 3 00 to 5.00.
Moore Ee? M cLeod
1:9-121 Queen St., Charlottetown.
ycstcrllay
River and Miss Annie ,lt/Iurphy,
“|lI.III$ JIMMY VIiI.EII'|°IIiE." ' 1. » " » 
a trip to Boston.   }
TMP HTH Mclgwon, r;‘.t\ll‘herl  Mrs. Joseph Lundrigan andrdhugh- whrdroho and clcctT"icnl fic
Ironic in Morell by thc carztcrn train “fr Wh" WW” VIH"-ini? thc I0"““f5 Old Th” balance "f the "`P¢rt
' ,,m,,,,,,,,,, some at Search Fort for the past' wil include the followlnz
` three months left on return to Bos- York l~ll10<>0BS0H~ 'Vh“ HOU"
to S' fu;-d ornlng, S_ n 'l‘housand E:in(rllr-s,HTl\cT];copHl
_ , , , ._ ple, Cirls, 'l‘ c lnmicr e 1
in ('h.i`rrii`i.t`.;t§ii"§l..yiii§ffi§.ina"d 1° Mr Ralph sroovs at nrmnf. nf ther 1-leak Blllll- EMU' “"0 °‘
is . ~ ‘ ’ ' ‘
um ) Chicago, who has been sponding ni l‘|l1Y Wm be l"r‘“i“°0d With “II 9
_ . . f k th' 1 1 1 e lf ll ial scenery .nml electrical cdects
.PIOL A' Mcphmlf .Emm~\' nun .m SlViIiii'ra5;sl-Ixir‘i1<1>lri‘,(viias rinplri- sxinnc ua tho original produrtl
("m"lUN'nmwn ycstmdny' 0 mv* scngcr to Charlottetown yesterday f'l01\U*l fl" tml” ill' -iillnicnons
turncrl' to his homo by the Southern nh his way to Brimzctown' N" SH Ranking Im|zcBtm.,,_
Mr. W, Forbes, Port Vernon, was U -3 11)’ m
tmm In the u"‘m1\;)_‘?_n' ` whore he will make a short stay be-
Miss Stclla Currie, Fairview, West
Soutli Sllorc, louvc this morning on
rl'
No company travelling today has n
more cuvinblo reputation playing:
this city than the well known nnrl
Mrs. Hugh. Trainor, (lhnrlottc,
town, has rcturncrl from Amherst.,
wherc ahc wus ritztcritling tho funcrnl
of her rlnnghtcr-in-law.
popular company bearing thn nnrr-is
of Klark-Urban who will appcnr in ‘U 7
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fore returning to Chicago. 1 __ 
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Mr, J. tl. Scrimilrcour arrived in
tlhnrlottotown from Halifax by the
Boston I-lout yesterday and wont to
his homo in Garrllgan by thc after-
noon train cnst.°
Mrs. W. J. Turner, ()’l.cnry, was
wus a passenger returning from
Charlottetown this morning.
1\fr. Geo. E. Full, Charl0ttctown,'
wus a passenger westward by tho ex-
press this morning.
‘Miss May C, Murphy of Summer-,‘
(From Ycstcrrlny’s Evening Guardlan),i
the pen of Paul Armstrong taken
from the short story hy the late '0.
Henry. It is an organization that is
accepted through the country as a
standard of excellence, and the repu-
tation it has acquired during the
past twelve years will he more than
sustained during the present engage-
ment. The company is headed by
Miss Maisie Cecil and Harden Kiark
and the supporting company num-
bering 16 people are said to be un-
usually clever. It is perfectly equip-
. _ Eff; 5 ,
the Opera House Ior_.six nights mul    ,¢»»; »'
Saturday Matinee commencing; next.  ,
Monday evening in thc great New ’ `-AL 3, , ‘ U
York. London and Paris success. li L  Y. K
“Alias JIMMY VALENTINE," from S _r 
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£5
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leo N75
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While in y
Kootenay ‘stcr-l Haflllli W6
you a Kootenay Stool Range, Nr
Complete with warming (iloscts
, Reservoir also Wood and Ooal
ings for $47 00 dcllvcreri nt. any
side left Saturday morning last on pad with all the attributes necessary
or Station In thc Maritime Pr(
an extended trip to Boston, Now for first class performances, every 009- If WOW! llllllllli |10* f0‘l“|l`0d
York and Philadelphia. play being presented with all special  d“"‘t 75?- “"5 Robe" H“"dw“"°
--- _scenery, beautiful and expensive T-'i"‘i"""- 15509 23
'l‘hc many friends of Miss Kathloen|* l * - ---
Wyand, Mayfield, will be pleased tor
learn thhat hhea- wrpst ‘is mendirég rap-, _ . . .
idly. S e a i ro cn recen y. P - P
. Temlef OSI 111011
Mr. and Mrs. Myron Henderson,
Halifax, are visiting Charlottet.own,~|
‘md “re West’ °‘ the '°"“'"'” mr' The Sun Life of Canada now occu :ics the
ents, Dr. and Mrs. Henderson, iirnf- _ ` _ I
,on St, premier position among Canadian Life Assnr
-~ d H MC* ance Companies now having over
Mi I. .tt l ; .
l.r;iil:ie retliiarigd t!;“rFBr?st[iih on gaturf $I44l0oOi0o0»oo of Insurance In force and an
rw
day alter spending we eummerl annual income of over $1 2,ooo_ooo_ ..r iate=
th t their homo in Mount
2ii)e“we:c.ar.. \ and plans apply to ,
I ___, n if YI -
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Wl:at could be better R <' ‘ 
than a guaranteed pure .Es e 
wool hose spliced with lin-
,49 (;,e,,¢ George gmc, mm li called “Sovereign " Charlottetown Manager, for . E
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