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in the buildiiilr The wells are
oioooa viiii gioiioiieii siiiiimaoa o
coats, wiiiio suspended huh the coil
maybeeeen the latest styles in wi
taking it on the whole may be easily cl
Jorinsrfs maunsioiv
toneed any introduction The studio
ls
J' C. WatsonotIiewisllCo., Truro,
Mr Solvyot Sumuicraide, is
s tow days lo the City
___ James McGilvcry Malpeque
over coats, also the now popular shower 5 “W 5°" in W9 mf
proc! coats, while ii taitiveiy arranged in
the centre on nielile plated stands is dis “"5" wright B°d°‘1°°v um W9 Cuff    m   E;
played men’s oulis, children suits. over °'""°”‘"°“ th' Exmbm°“ ‘ i M
coats. The fur iobes on the floor give A, H,M¢1(¢y L_ L_]) is tb, mat uf ‘
the wholeasplendid effect. The Exhibit M,|g;M¢iM111w prim, Sg|i¢,t_
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e ere t is year Davies
GMA I~\ AND GE\TZUL Harry F Brine cf Sterns Brcs , Snuris, W hen ln town .lust take 3 Watk thmugh' 0111' FUI'
The flrui of Gauvir, Gentzel& C0, is and Mrs. Brine ar. attending the Ex
too well known iu the Maritlme°Provinces. hlbition and examine the quantity quahty and Pnce °f our
in
c ay, ew Glasgow is
Judges of Photography at the Halifax 1 h C
Exhibition receuilv. Al citizens and l;clEfYeu'ty’th° guest Ot Hmlce and Mrs
y ti n, Genizel 8; American cities
\Vho welcomed the vi itcr-i to the City at ini- Exhibition yesterday afternoon CJ. of Charlottetown We believe this J E S
_ . _ _ _ . . heer, reprcsentiuz Dunlap,
__  _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ - _ teiutifulartisic display of Pi‘0feSSl0D8l C°°ge&C0_, ia, rpturned U, we C,”
' Photography is the first cf i s kind shown ,mm the Hal idx Exhlbmon
at a. Chailottetown Exhibition Mess
'|Iv»ps\l¢n»_
Mi , ‘“ `
sed as one ot the best in Bio building. 1cav::1:‘::dI;b;r:E§;g€:°l§;3;°:, dnt’ In buying Furs here you are] buy@g 59111 tg
Mrs. Murray Robertson, Cavendish h dealers’ and you are also buying Furs- &;§§afe fully
_ iii moi- 
hgiaoggi;;lp__l_’_i;_r;ifi_¥c;;i;ln_;i;__sm_i;i;;°y:_t ard returned visiting friends in the City teed and personally §e1eciei by Mn Senmélr who
Liver Oil at the Extiibiiion This prep - W. regret t'° mm" uw “thus mlm"
a ion captured a Diploma and Bret Drize of Mrs A Bmw” and M” A ww' Yak largest manufacture:s° We have fun control of the
a,l:Ha_]iiii:.l1i~t vei rand would no doubt A S McLean, Of the Dufefln H0661,
have done tqually well had it been exhib St John, and Mrs McL
 ,  W  Zorisrliie llsirakaiili
our my __ my ____ _med by Mr Among the DMEM?" by the Q S Miss Harrington and stan’ are busy these days making
J. s. Boyer wiiooo portraits, ooioriiigo of §’I1‘;¢'¢;° reiffrday morning was Ernisr repairing Furs If you ha 'e any fur garments you
pictures and ueneriil artistic workuiar E ‘S '
ship command .trio attention of ciiizeno 1) 1, McLeod, of the track d,m,,men£ have made over, dressed or repaired please leave them
generally Mr Bayfi has been awarded of the I. C R Moncton, iam attendance ‘ as Possible
two medals for professioral artistic woik at the Exhibition
manship and was appointed one of the Mrs Sbewartm K N
vlsltorstocurExhi lion will be r.paii   &
in seeing the exhibition of photo=, the M158 Emma ESS€l‘J'» UNION. left y€Si¢!
colored work, and en1=r,remer.t=, all the dll; IDOHIIDK. on ii ii it to Boston and The Leading’ Fill’ SLOTC Of P E. I -
MULOR “ ARBLR-I-Oy work of Mr Ba cr of Gi vi 05 21'
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AEHEHS ASSUCIATIUN NIEHS --» '° A--= "_" -
A Large Attendance of Teac
hers and interostingraiid iii-
' structive Sessions are Expected. C ~   C
sm. or Eouciiioii For Novi scoiiii PRESENT
_aiist in the Maritime Province
"""` , Program
.Stitch of the Life of Dr. A- H- McKay, L- L. D.,the F-oteriiost Educa`ion
3-W. R- Campbell of Truro'-The _
for to-day. _ .
’~: dy. . *vii* ~’Q- V- '
_ - wirnnnsnsv, sum. 24111 cationiil Assembly from 1874 to 1876 and
_ I.” Q. ln._EDl'Qlln.3lLfi, AUQULULLBQ 
'_ Committees.
_‘-‘\) a. m.-Presidcntfs Address.
-13) u. in.-Address.
A V A. H. McKAY, L. L. D .
Supt. Education. N. S.
7 ;!. U p. mi-Public Meeting.
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s morning af. ten o’clock the annual
hers' Convention will open io the Y
.!. A. Hall with the president Inspec
Jiuipbell in the chair.
-' rythiog points to a large attendance i
i convention that will be productive E
. _ -od results to theed-.icitional iateresti
~ "--‘ Island.
lb A. H. IMc'§ay,L. L. D. who is the _
,.. pil viiitorat the convention Was
~ - -t Mount Dalhousie Picrou Co.,May
i.i_i il.5. He was educated at Pictou Acad- `
.  , the Provincial Normal Scbcol,at Dal- 1
' ieliuiversity from which he grain-`
mi- in 1873 with honors in Mithematles
si Physics and L. L. D. in 1892. and the
~- ..v patty of Halifax from which he took
ss  with honors in Biology iii 1880. He
 ._-. --_iePrincipal ofAnnap :ills County Ace-
-ii in _-lu May, 1873, ot Picton Academy in
_\' 1 aber-of the same year and of Hali-
.' iaieoy in 1899. He was appointed
l ...r rin Dalhousie College at Halifax
.i -"Qui school in 1890 and was selected to
~ ~= Ȥsriuteu'deul. ot Elncatioii for Nova
‘ no §s which omce he still fills.
.\' -it has shown greater activity in
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~ Pilar Hundred Years-
_of-Progress
Shown in our new Fall Shoes
for nien_progress in lit, fm~-
.-lallr, style, material, dura-
Wllly, comfort and cheap-
*@SS. nothing goes backward
ltere, we always have the - i
la'-Luci .sua-an :av-
and best in the shoe
If you cion't know J
it,-glad to show you.' §
Hope to sell to you. A
 , the ll'Fl'8l‘Y» Scipnlriae 3nd educatmnal
PROC QAM ' - 3 field in the Maritime Provinces than he.
He was president of the Provincial Edu
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DR. A. H. MCKAY. L. I. D.,
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uperincendent of Education for Nova
Scotia. '
` later organized the Summer School of
Science for the Atlantic Provinces of
which he was president for 1887-1888. He
‘ was President and also vice-President of
the Dominion Educational As80ci&ti0ll
and he was honorary vice-President of
the wox-ld’s Educational Congress at
3 ciiioigo iii 1893. Ho edited the Dalhousie
\Gizette and assisted in' founding the
i Eiucational Review, St. John. To these
a.-i well as many other educational mags.-
zines he has conlributed ii large number
_ of papers in geological botanical and
_ educational subjects.
§ In a paper printed in 1396 he aivocatcd
I “three great; reforms” in conneciion with
'public educstiin viz the reform of 'our
' weights and ui asures so asfto brinz them
it-'mer the decim-.l system, the reform of
E iiil sli spelling ard instruction in phono#
grapriic virlliiir. He is adirector of the
Hilifax La lic-i C illege, governor of
` Liilhousie Uiilversity, asenator of Pine
Hill Theolosiciil C--liens a fellow of the
society of Science London and a f llow of
the Riya.lS-ocicfy of C.-ii_ii-ia Hispcliical ;
vii-ws are sumii-°ri up as follows. He
_ believes in therriore coiiipicte i r_.~a.n zation
_of the Br ti~li  n,iii~.~, iii the future fades'-‘
afion of English iipeakiiig' _aim gfivernefl
.p=o-ales limi in the ul iuintejudieial oigvl
yniziiti-an and pall' ical coiitecirioiou cf the
1' world. In religion he is a Pi'esbyte1'ia". _
l _ W. R. ooiiipoozi, ir A. P.-iooioiii oi coi-
chester County Academy of Truro, who
will be present and take part in the meet- l
ting of the Teachersi Association, is one of
the leading educutionalists of the Pro-
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worir as the most of our successful teachers
-have in the “Country Schoolhouse,” by
study, pusii, and enterprise he has ad-4
' __ vanced step by step until his appointment
&-  ‘tl one of the most iuiporta-fit; Academic,
_ sa _ _. . . 
Richmond St__ee_s_ p eirions in the province. V
5
1 vines ot Nova Scotia. He commenced his fodors: Le Trefle 1ncarsat,‘=Rcsiris, Chic,
DODD AND ROGERS.
Week’s beautiful dark chestnut mare,
driven- by Mrs. Week’s took second prize,
and the third piize also went to a lady
wMiss Warburton.
ciiicico iiAi=i'i<sTs. -
Cmcaoo, September 23_-(Special.)-
Sept.-Wheat, SO; Corn, till; Pork,
$16.80. l
Dec.-4Wheat, 69§; Corn, -1511; Pork,
$15.20.
has had a period of continual prosperity.
- preparing some of the best University
students in the province. A little over a
year ago, largely due to' Mr. Campbelfs
efforts a magnificent new building was
provided by Truro, for the accommodation
of the County Academy. This building is
one of the bestcquipped and oommodious
in the Maritime Provinces. _  '
Mr. Campbell is one of the chief mem-
bers of the committee who has charge of
the direction of Domestic Scienceiii the
public schools of Nova Scct‘a. Hehas
devoted considerable time tothe introduc-
tion ot this subject into the schools; and
the marked 'success attending the 'efforts
of the committee is in a large measure
due to Mr. Ca.mpbeli’s efforts.
rs
It will be of great benefit toour teach-
e and citizens to hear educational
question discussed by progressive teachers
such as Mr. Campbell.
To cure a headache in len minutes _us
Ku-nfort Headache Powders.
WANTED'-A girl for general honseworkw
One wiih erperiencewireferred.. Apiily ii. M s.
Benj,Roqris_ jr. Euston Street. I 0.24f.ltf
W.sN'1`F;ii-A giii lor general housework.
where a Loy is kept. Small -faniiiy. Good
wages. ' _ as 3i_
Brarders Wanted l '-Can accommodate,
sevi ral boarders riuriuir Exhibition week,
-also a. few Dermanent, Apply to Mrs#
'A aus McKenzie. Brighton. (23 Ii pd
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N iw Arrivals ! -Piver`s Saeket Powder il
in Le Trefie Incarnat, Riosix-is, Azurea.;_*
Averils `. 85 Ga'list’.-i 'Soap-i _in Helic-
i.rr.p.=,Santal,Visletéte and Peau d’E.=pagne;
Guerlainfs _ latest Perfume; “Jicky,” a
great favorite-also the _foll_owing`popular
Japan Plum, Péau d‘Es'pagne,_ Empress
Rose, V§'£_i'a Vl0l_el‘.tP,' Rose Royale, Pink
Peony, Src., &c.-Johnsoii &~-Johnson,
Drulrgists, Corner-_ ‘Kent and Prince
Stre?ets..~  ' ~ .   S
._§.i.mple_s1_ind-Prices sept anywhere .ond
Under his principalship the 'Ac-o.-'lem
ll` 
-Exinnrriom Norrs -It is pleasing to
note the interest taken in thecarrlaire
horse class at the Exhibitionthis year
There wasalleld ot twenty-one all fine
locking horses. There were several ladies
among the exhibitors. The first prize
P. Holloran's light chestnu ’ which
iioii good action. Arthur W.
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ii , oooootisioo, or minor iiovo R -7- Mf=L@ev. I-wie Sendo who
made it their business to show the public ha’ bee” 1° NW* S¢°'»iU~ f°l‘ U18 DMU 551'”
wht they are do," md have hem montli~, is ii the City, on his return
oworaodo id iiiodoi oi. aiiroreiit oiiiii mmf-
Ill Y. M. E. A. Hill ll]-llil 8° 'i  -  __ .
tions. The Charlottetown studio has M_ nz ,mu
_ been open for about it year and a halt end: Mi". of the ,,eu'_kn°,m _ md mlhble
- - - - -r i ---- ~ i weeongntulate the Manager Mr. Ba er" ‘ `
I _wholesale hardware drm of W. B. _Arthur
upon his enterprise inmakiug such a good g 0° Halifax is in the U " ‘ "
` t tic   ’ “fm
~ gizgzohtdgdf :ll lill;"?o:1g:i:lil;o;. ifliie G- L G"*”*» 1`=F'$°°°“"8 S'¥*“»‘1 Bf°F-
public will be well repaid in see_ingMessra' Win-°l°5°"° D'-7 "°°‘l° ‘nd 'Mmi°l‘-"Yi
Goiivio, Gootoo1,srco'e., dispioy at our -H‘“'“‘* i’ "’- °"° D"‘°_°° T“"'“"“
Exhibmon Buudiug_ handlesonly first class irocds and order;
‘ placed with Mr. Grant will receive' care
lui attention. ' i `
The mm is Sh°wi”g °pp°sw° the main Miss C. A. McLeod has returned after
enuance on the east side an extensive spendinza very pleaqmt "sin with hér
line of Oxfnrd Rxfges with an the latest 8l~ter Mrs Joseph H Clark Boneha. ir She
improvements. hey also have a display L .' ' ’ °
will remain home at her fa.iliei’s C i M
of hT1tdl?1'f8the&t"g‘h L°;`Cl"'y;;°v°Eo::::` Leod alittle while longer ond titer? rec
§"°“_ _‘mug r°‘;lm }t";_“_°rs’ 3 hwy turn Io Boston and join ber brothers
‘S mee 7 lrimfne W ipmce’ re ’ W there and remain for the winter
and blue hunting.
~ NEW- Yonii srocirs
_ American Sugar 129
Atchison Common 93§ -
Atchison Preferred 103
Brooklyn Rapid Transit 671
531° 40;'
_ Louisville & Nashville 153 lol
lMiiiiiis’tiion EX. div 137
Metropolitan Ex “iv 1461
Missouri Pacitlo ` 121
New York Centra’ _ 1641
Pennsylvania 1671
Reading - 72 _
Rock Island
Southern Pacific 1
,, Ra.i1wayfCommon
, ,, ,, Preferred 985
St. Paul 196i
Union Paciiic Ex. div. 109§'
p United States Steel Common . 401
` C( bl ‘I 
Soo Preferred ' 1341.
soil
75;
385
96
195
20521*
731
391
.forced-liquidation and the 'result iii an
average drop of from two to Ave points. A
~_cANAniAN srociis.
Doiiy Qooiioiioii List roi-oioiioir by mo
RYKERT-& C0., MEMBERS 'OF TUE
MONTREAL _STOCK EXCHANGE,
idontreal. '
Jlosing prices Sept 22 Se-_pt Zi
‘ 3. P. R. 142% 1405
ifwiii oiry 1255
Montreal St. 28-5 _
Toronto By. 121
Halifdx Street 100
Richelieu & Ontario 1 ' 107. A 106
Dominion Coal Common ex.div. 13£i§ 135
Dom. I. and S. Com _ '73} .72
“ Pre’z.'d. 99 98
“ Bonds 911; 90 -_
Nova Scotia Steel _ _ ' 11-1 113
Montreal Power 1005 99
Amiil Superior 245 2-H
Ogil vie Common _ 100 ‘100
‘ Preferred 1333 136 _
'“ Bonds - 116- li6_
MoN1~nEaL,_ Sgpl. 23- (Special) -The
market was-weaker to-ray but there was.
not the same amount of forced realizing
as in New York.”
 -'ig If - _  I
125
283
121
108
liiiilieis-f lliinliaal Siiid_£ii=`i2ilga-
Buy and sell _stocks on'I,ondou.__N_ew York, _'roi'
onto. and Montreal Stock Exchanges.. f ~ ' "
r..i_§cxce J. Ngccoiuo, _ Co1."in",i_l£,'S!eCoa1o_ `
u_ 'Viggo-ie.f -...»:" ~‘
 __ _. _. . /.- ~.,- _ ..;--. V,-:,:*~.-:i :=.»'»>_'. 11;: 'r ~/>
 §1iIl
I -" » . - . , “$7 . 7
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_ Y ,Q-eqhest.-Jas._Paton& Co. 24-iv-2.&'i1i -_ p _ . - ,t._,(1h ‘_ iiiééx  
, _ s
,.43 _-» - ‘ _. ‘  '_ _ `_ ' . -~_.> J ' _ ,;,._, ga :_ ._ ._ .-.,L_‘._'
 lsr' _v  ` "i"`i` ` ‘Qi  * ‘fr
91
101
£6
3?* i
134%
145
1165
160
164i
692
106'? i
1.0,
tiicuiisp  ti,  
_class Dressmuking. Furs at less tggnf,
yourtrude
In
  - i A Moo  inif; 
_ Daily Quotation List Furnished byE_2(i~ ,_ ` Aufgngn  S Q Q
RYKERT &CO., MEMBERS. OF THB ' `
_MONTREAL srocx EXCHANGE i ~ < r . ~ 4  
uoonooi. _ - f f '
Olosingprieesj Sep. 22 Sept.23 ' : 'w' "
, Am!-lR&mated Copper .67§ 65
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the day, but during the
evenings an Ovcrtoat 15
From which we wil
in both style and workin
, Call and see us
so so
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' New Ypnx, Sept. 23.'-(Special)-Tl e l - ’  _ 1 f V _L  ` , ' _ _
serious money situation here to°:` y li ' C ' - ` 1 ‘  " ~ 5‘*'*`5’3
s ' “’ ‘ Mona ouuiiioqs
THE FIRS
9 5
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His T weed Suit may be warm enough
_ selection and make you a coat as it should be
We’1l make it interesting and _profitable for
early morning and
a necessity
NEW FALL G0
1 help you to make
anship
‘U
_ _ Our. Grand Miliinery 'Opening
and display of Jackets -and Furs
_takes place this afternoon. Yo\1’r
invited.-F. Perkins & Co. '22 4i ‘
Ito_.iiio Biggest. siiow or in sion i_-
Paton’s Dry Goods Store. 23 tt
Ii. you have made a tour of
Charlottetown stores you will
have a better _appreciaion than
.my description . of ours can _ give
you of 'he unrivaled. compreiiensiveness
of our niillinery assortment. Also our
Ladies’ Ready to Wear Skirir, Snilis &
Jackets.-Jas. Paton dc Co: 23.tf
For the benefit of Visitors to the
Exhibition, our Store will be open
tonight.-Moore & McLeod. Ii
Visitors I -Il you wish to send home a
-nits or poetil, orif you wish to meet a
friend, you can do so at our store. We
want e°veryonc who visits the Exhibiiion`
to iooiio ini.-piioo iiieii- iieoaqiiorioi-i. A
desk, pens,'ink, etc., is at your disposal.-5
Mitclie11’s Bookstore. ` 2-MIN _
- ,“We Win the Race"-with good Furs, A
Tailor-Made Suits, La'Jies’C;\s_ts,_._Rng15i_p_, 3
Ready-Made Clothing, Millinery and Hrst
whole=ale prices.-Ja-. Paton 6; Ca. A `
-_ . 24W2i&fl1i '
_°' Ladies’ Fine Biota in Laced and f
F,_iul.t'oiieri-_~[_:i'lues Si, $1.35, $1.45, $1.55 and f,
We.!ury_e_t__si1
Foro-filf'cr‘B0u,
riii-_diriiiiieo'o“setio,
Cluoters,FurJscketi», Fur
For Viotoriueliiis, For Mats,
larettee,Fur Trimming's,Fur Storm
Flu' Caper, Fur 'fab
_ .oi-. si
Bargains for Exhibition week.
, for Taylir s Bookstore l
Everything in the Big Store
management of each department
the Great Centro Retail Store
will be a good time for testing
Taylor’s Bookstore is px-epnringk
TMJ Will put money in your
for ene end, namely, to make this
town during Exhiilticn Week-
mooey Paving ability, and their
, por ulaiity
LUWTER &
Iliurieve
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. _ mounzrtro Loan
' oU'L'icE=__nroooo noiiainn.
,;.-GJll`Bras. _ _- . 2l2i
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Kenneth J Martin 'B
narrator, ‘soiio`iiof, “Noiofy miie.