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liver medidotknowo. It.
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Blood Medicine.
ANNAPOLIS
VALLEY
_ » Pure. '
Refined
Apple
Cider
(Non-'alcoholic-)
Wholesale by
Jas W. Gran! & Son,
Water Street,
Next Queen Hotel.
.\ 11 d l yr
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do students of the
UNION
COMMERCIAL
COLLEGE
secure and hold gpod pusi.
tions i’
llccause they get a practi-
cal training from practical
teachers.
'NUTIIINII ANIYQUATED"
‘-NOTHING 0B_~`0i.' TE"
"N0 WA STE TIME"
Call or write at once for
new prospectus, terms,
etc.
WM. MORAN, Prin.
College re-opens next Tuesday,
Sept. 5th.
8-26 d tf
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intend Coming into the
Exhibition?
If So Coll At Our
STUDIO
And Have Your Photo
nv us.
H Gauvin, Gcntzcl & C0., |
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OUR
BREAD
is always desirable, always
healthful, always the same.
Light, delicious, well lureaded,
rightly baked loaves. A trial
will convince you. Call or
telephone
D. Stewart,
F.cr.rrsr¢ ilaicenv,
Ilakes Best Bread.
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Sept (ith and Prince of Wales college on
thc iith.
Mas. Wurrr-1, wife of Edwin White,
Customs Dept. left yesterday on rr visit to
Oi.f.n.wu.
Tim tug I". \\'. Robcllug loaves today
for Montreal with a scow used on }lllls»
boro Bridge.
Al.l-IX. Mt‘INNls, Murray Ilurbor
South, returned last evening from u trip
to Moosr-jaw.
C. I.. Co|moN, Sl. John, representing
the New York Mutual Idle, carrie to the
city last rrigirt.
F. L. liormns, Alherton and J. Gordon
McKay, Brarlalharre, were passengers to
the city lust night.
Mus ann liirss Larrnonw, Cllarlotto-
WW" M0 l-be ituests of Mrs W. C. llut-
clrer.-Moni»re_~rl Star.
Goou progress is hcing made on the
Montague branch railway line and this
week track laying will be commenced
near Montague.
JonN Ro|mn1‘soN,Inkerrnun Farm,Ncw
Per-tlr has already this season madc
several shipments of apples an d vegetab-
les to Glace Bay.
Pmert M/icDoN.\r.o oi' the Civil Ser»
vlcc Department, Ottawa, who spent his
holidays at-Little Pond, Klng's Co., left
yesterday on return.
"kilns,   " '   Suascanus today for The Guardian and
Tun city schools reopen on Wednesday A. 0 II. hall Wednesday evening Aug
Tm-1 schooner Corona has left New
York for _ Charlottetown loaded with
hard coal for C. Lyons Sc Co.
Tue only large fair in New Bruns-
wick this your will be the exhibition at
Frc<Ier‘Ictolr from Sept 21 to 27th.
A r./trust: lrec in front of the residence
of Coloncl I.o\\g\\-orth, Longrvortlr Ave-
nue, was blown down during the storm of
last c\'cnim.;.
Miss (ll-:a.'rn.ul>I1: liir|‘on|~:r.r., Pleasant
Street, has rr-turned from a visit to
Cllarlottetown, Picton and New Glasgow.
-Ilalifax Iieruld.
‘ Funn J. Mein-:on, Barrister at Law,
Iiuh. He will he accompanied by his
mother Mrs. liector McLeod.
Miss Gr./invs Cunuxnus, Amherst-,
spent a. I`cw days wltll relatives In town
this week on her way homo I'ronr Clrar-
lvttetown, P .E. I.-\\'oIfvlle Cor.
Nor-wr'rus1‘l\NnrNn the absence of the
maritime province rliicmcn, the number
of competitors at the D. R. A. rnatches in
Ottawa, it is said, will not i`|\ll much
below lust year.
Sanur-:L Bleu., Georgetown, whose son
William A. left on the harvest excursion
has received u telegram to “wire ticks
to bring his son home." No furtherpar-
ticulars were given and a tclegrunr has
yet brought no reply.
Miss Maggie Scmplc, head waitress of
the Queen Hotel, left yesterday for
Ottawa. to visit her sister, Mrs. G. B
James MeExtohcrn, Georgetown; James
Mcl’hca of Launching, and Ivan Mc-
l(innon of Murray liarbonr leave this
week for Foxcroft, Mc.
Ill-:l-‘oltla leaving Souris for Crupuud Dr'.
J. C. Ilouston was presented hy thc
Sour-is Band of whit-l\ ho has been presi-
dent since its founding with un address
accompanied by |\ gold handed cane.
I.a'rrr Dawson (Yukon) papers announce
that Iicv. C. lined, Rector of St. Puul's,
Dawson City, ia shortly to be lnarrled to
Miss Mary (Minnie) Mrllish, daughter of
John T. Msllish, oi’ Charlottetown.
Tm# firemen were cullcd out yesi.cl'duy
forenoou about. eleven o'alock for lr blaze
in the roof of M. I’. IIogan's workshop,
Steam Navigation Wharf, supposed' to
have caught from u lncurhy flue. It was
quickly extinguished.
' MANY friends will regret to learn that
Rev. A. 1". Ilmrvne, formerly of North
River ami now of Mahone liay N. S. has
completely lost the sight. of one eye that
hc had injured some time ago by being
struok with a small piece of steel. The
eyelid Ia also paralysed.
Ar.r~:x/imma Division, No. 242, S. of T.,
Stanley liridge, held its r|:~gulat' meeting
on Friday, August Zith. Five now rncm»
bers were Initiated. the members of Pear-l
ly Stream Division all being present. A
good program was rendered by the mem-
bers of Alexandra. Ice cream and cake
were than served after which the mem-
bers of Pearly Stream entertained the
members of Alexandra. A very enjoyable
evening wus spent. Division closet] in
S. S. Ollvette passengers wishing good
stylish rigs for sight-seeing should
phone No 30, Large Bros., Queen str-ce
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Dmigm She Wm be mme “bout ulreé This livery is one of the oldest In t re city over sw WM pledged mwnrds ms Summa
weeks. | and "Tir telxnstgnd. tgentment are high yearly. Mr. liennegar leaves in about a
INvl'r.\'rroNa are out for the wedding on lawn 0 ly It “ns B’ "mn is me or umm'
\Vcdncsduy of this week, of Miss Ev,,_uA ,:,_,AvY-hgilid rand nndhsc" d“""‘;;'flfi A Nunsa’s home, to cost $3,000, is now
Buliliti. dullitlrter of Thomas llulllitt-U lie S esnllmlll vs i 33?); Milam tyli l:"_ projected In connection with the ivlonrton
Esq., of lioscrrcatlr und Alnruul Crawford, ( ny' ‘G I ( “D “rl L mm ml °n _ hospital. The capacity of thc hospital has
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of bt. Peters Road. in about te" odmk ms" el wing’ mm! been overtaxed for some lime, and of into *T  »‘
ing I-I7 passengers-05 for Halifax, 2fi for
_ ‘_ ‘ __ _ A _ , _ V _ y p | pl en s A c menulr-
J/\rr1.s MANULI., James McMillan, ; iia.\\i\csbu|y, and Zrl for Llmrlottstorin. “ble ,D “eb udm,“iu"_ The mmmnn would
‘Hui Ifax Ilcrnld.
Conor Murray River, No. l0llil,Uanadian
Order of Foresters, held u very successful
meeting last. Friday evening. Ten candi~
dates were Initiated und eloquent and
stirring addresses nmdc by Bros F. li
Moltae, D. H. C. R., li. Kccnun, F. S., A
M, Ross, V. C. R., and D. J. McDonald, Ii.
S.
IN 'run yacht race at Murray Ilarbor
North last week there were six entries
and they crossed the line as follows:-l-J.
J, II, owned by John Condon, Pamnure
Island, Capt. S. Knight; Sneak, Capt.
James Condon, owner, Murray Ilurhor
North;Comct, owned by Wullic E. Gra-
ham, do, Capt. J. Dixon; Myrtle E. owned
by S. llemphiil, Capt. J. Hemphill; Mumio
C. John Mc-Phee, owner, Georgetown,
Capt. C. Hemphill; Anita, Capt. J. /IG.
Condon, owner, Pnnnrure Island. 'i‘hcfE.
J. H. kept the lend until after rounding
the second buoy she was passed by the
Anita wlrioh had the lead at the end of the
first round. During the second round the
wind changed to tho northwest and frcslr
encd ton. good sailing breeze; they nu\v
moved around the course alittle more
lively; but the Anita kept the lead, the
Comet gradually closing the distance
between herself und the E. J. li. and thc
Myrtle E., Sneak and Mamie C.:dlsputing
about fourth place. They Hnishcd In thc
foliowlng order: Anita, first; E. J. li. sec
ond; Comet, third; Myrtle E. fourth;
Sneak, fifth; Mamie C. sixth.
IN FURNITURE
"Always the best value in the city
I.. l’. and F.
tMark Wright Furnishing Co’a.
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The stylish new Fall Coats are here In all their beauty
-a most attractive and pleasing aggregation of the newest
styles. We've been most careful in selecting these coats-
COATS.
of the cloths-rrp-to-dateness
u°3i‘°n~ l°“V95 S|\lf\"`dl\¥ on return to thc lialifux Mall says: “I<lur|uiry here and
:l0th. Tickets can bc had from the rom-
ruittce or at the door. Como and enjoy
yourself.
CoN'rlu\C'r0R Rl'l‘l.'lll~:N expr cts to have
the extcrndon to thc freight shed at
Gcorgctoun finished in time for winter.
(loud progress is being made on the wharf
extension where 25 men are at work.
lilns. J. W. Lang, Newton, Mass, has
Ieiton rcturntohcr home aftura visit
to relatives in Tryon. She was accom-
panierl by Miss L. li. Lang and itliss
ilossis Dunbar, Tryon, who will sp;-nd
tho winter in Boston.
Arrr-:sr-.vrull from Montreal to The
ut Ottawa results In the conclusion thai.
there is no truth in the report about
Lord Roberts coming to Canada tn in-
spect. militia service."
I..\aur-:offers have been rcealvcd for
two ohrcc year old mares owned by Gam-
dcn Iiolland and N. l)u\\'.~'on, Tryon
Tire two would make more than u
thousand dollars; but the owners know
speed when they get It.
'i‘nn frlcnds of Miss Sarah McRae are
glad to scu hcr again alter an absence in
seven weeks in Charlottetown, whore sin-
lmd gone io sec hor sister, Mrs. Forbes.
who was very Ill. Shc reports her sister
slightly Improved in liealth.-Windsor,
N. S., Ex.
'I`l-madcircss by Rev. E. G. Iienncgar on
Forward Movement for Missions in Grace
Church last night was an excellent one.
Although only a icw were in attendance
tlti f J
man rosreetive rti t lnvl
permit- oi rr number of extra rooms fir
patients.
Tin-:Boys Ilrigadc while camping at
Rocky Point, were on Saturday evening
last entertained by Mes-dumes Iantz,
Buntain and Auld to an enjoyable
candy pull. The decorations for the
occasion rclleet much credit on the lad
ies who had them in charge as did also
AN Ottawa despatch of Sunday says:
Itillemen from all paris of Canada are
hcrc preparatory to the D. It. A. nratchua,
rnarltime province representation is con-
riilernen from the far west are largely in~
creased in numbers. British Columbia
eight. This is the first time the Yukon
city but now engaged as Stenographer
with lloyd, Burns &L Co., Vancouver, one
of the largest hardware eutahiisllmcnts in
Dritlsb Columbia., graduated from the
Union Commercial College last year. In
u letter to Prin. Moran she says.-“I foci
very grateful for having received first
class instruction at the Union Courrncrvial
College. I have no troubio wlrutcvcr with
my work". It certainly pays_to get the
bcst tuition.
V/iluuns reasons are given why the
number of harvest exoursionlsts this
your is smaller than the nrrrnbcr lust
year. Two ruusons that have not been
given have something to do with it. Ono
is that those who go out to ace the roun-
try and pay their wa; by working in thc
fields do not want to sec the country
every year. Another ia that nconslder-
able proportion of those who wcntirr
other-years did not. return, and thare-
fore oould not ao again.-St. John Sun.
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IN our rre\vly furnished and
rcarrarrgcd cloak deport-
merrt we are today slrowiug a
splendid range of coats to
open the fail season.
The styles slrowu are so
varied-the range so gener-
ous, that practically every
lady may count on getting a
perfectly suitable garmerlt.
A few of the ideas exhibited
are sl1o\vn in this advertise-
ment-but there are runny
more.
NOVELTIES
IN -FINE FURS
Shown also in the Cloak
department there will be rl
rnaguiflccrlt display of new
ruffs, collars, 1nl1i`fs, boats in
Sablc,n1inl;, seal, lamb, etc.,
ete.,'-deciclecily' the best ever
slro\vu in the city.
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fra suinnla wal lfws»< as    
   .-   Rav. Flvrr-lim MCROIW, accompanied Y
V Offices in New Prowse B'ock- Charlottetown. if»iiii.'if°3i.i`ii‘i"..ii°°° 1°" "”’°°"'" °"
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Joh" Il Laxrs left yesterday for St- Mama Scuuauan, Summer-side, was In get the famous Sherlock Holmes stories d . 
‘ mf’ "IW ¥fSl0l”\'l\\Y- which begin ia 'I`hursday's issue. ‘ “f _‘»'
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Brsl|oi>Mrl)oNsr.o yesterday went to TRI tide wlllbe high this morning at lmmqn- AND Mm. }{Mm|.._ Montreal MA 
Hamm' 0-**'\“d loflilllrt at 10.44. arrived here last night- from Cape Brc» _ _._ -,__, _
Non. i\irLr: ~n, Summersida, last. night FRED Srn.r.r:n, of Beer &GofY, leaves to- W" “'h°"° “WY l"“'° l’°°“ “Nuns mr f" fi. i J.
came to the city. day on rr. visit to Toronto i some Mum' .  .‘l.*-'i-`f`,9
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the oity yesterday, tered at we Queen y,,s,_e,.,my_ position in West Kent School and leaves - ‘_  _.f .f',_:}.. »,
C C p _ shortly for Rapid City, Man, for the bone- fig; “_ if
. . .AnnrNr.rv. was a passenger last Mas.Ar.rcaMavm:\v,'l‘ryon,is recov~ M of h,,,.|,,,,,m,_  ,_ fécqii Y
“iBl1il>y the express. erlng from u severe attack of pleurlsy. f""_`  .  
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Trur Princess arrived last night at 0.10 J. M. Cl.AnK Sc C0. have the tender for Ml’*`"‘“ B"*N°"‘ M"L"‘"' “ml MW
and thc express at 0.35. ] building an agenifs house at 1"reetown M'~`E"'°“- CIW- Wim “UW "i""'i“K "1  _-‘.Il'&,=' , 5.
Mmq. A_ N. LARGE and daughter len R_ R_ Smg|¢,,,_ French River the guests of J. IJ. Mc- f* ‘ . ~_
_ _ Lead ha\'e returned home. 6 _~ .rf  . _
yesterday for Kingston. Out. II. M. ManoN, Sourls, was a passenger W P '_ I I I 5 f 17 fig'-1' ‘és _Q ,
A_ (_-_ D , :_ I f by thc express last night returning from ""'"“ "u"""- 1"y°"-` ""e"‘ 9 WUI" ' I _ (J ` f \ _ _.f .`j.v_' 'f 
two weeksu:_,';:‘L“&)NMe Y; yelstenhy °" “ the Mnl|,|,,m|_ Inguyearin the Union Lorrrrnercial Lol- ! _;_=§_-_g;  ,'ill§,_`
0" ma ' lege. He will commence his studicsat _- .»I,`);»-i`f;’,'i‘._‘-’,§
Slx'r1-:aN cattle were shipped yesterday Ml” EDN* Wnrm len' y“sl'°"l“y 1°" i»l\9 \l¢K|l\I\i“l§ 'lf U19 i-€l'l“- SBP* 5lfll~ \ J V   
by B,m,en, Henderson to Spiny. Vancouver. Sho was accompanied by _ _ \ ((. - \. ,f,¢_=..`l‘5_;.$§b
Mme., Tm-ner ,md C,,;,.,,,,_ Don 'r_iorget the social and dance In thc _ I w' =_‘5\"P,;-#.5 -
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which commence i.o~mor'ro\\’. While _'
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boys. When time to “go home" camo 
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Gcorgc liobcrtson, oilthe P, E. I. li. left
ycstcrday for Waverly, where she will
enter the McI.aine llospltul, to train as
a nurse. Miss Ilattiellodgson anditilss
Katie James accompanied Ilcr as farus
Moncton.
A'|'Rustico lust Fridnya new vessel
built. by Joseph Gallant for tl\o roasting
trade was launched. As she touched
the wntershs was cln-istened with all
due ceremony hy llov. Dr Chalssou the
name given being the Biol-ence In honor
of one of Mr. Gul|al.rt's grand-L-lrildren.
Smokers.-We arc catering to your'
testes. Our new arrivals in cigars in-
clude Havana l*`irsts, l’ehl>lrs, Pegtops,
lilsols, etc. etc. \\'c have thc largest. as-
sortment of cut iohnt-cos inthe city.
Call ami buy a smoke at our store.~'i`hc
Two Macs, MacDonald and MacKinnon,
Drugglsts, Cor. Gt. Geo. and Ki. Sis
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Is the best medicine we
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Dyspepsia and all Stomach
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WITH SHALLOW PURSES
You don‘t have to be a millionaire to buy nice thingsin
flgfnimfs. If YQ” ‘WY here. It is so_pleasant to walk into cur
H1011 :I1 inqurre the price of an article which you expect to be
;r°;uir;s out of your reach and ind the really small price we ask
“YU” Wim* Wyilllog in furniture and from inquiry else-
:here think ittoo expensive-we can names pricelhat will
e sure to come well within your means-\\'e are doing this all
the time for others-we can do it for you.-Try us.
JOHN NEWSON.
We have _just received a lackage of~
china direct from Japan Il. is the nicest
line of the kind in thc city.-W. P.
Colwlll, Sunnyside. 7-12d tl,
 
Dominion Atlantic Railway.
And lltearrnlrip Linen to Boston via Yarmouth
ran popular not lan Between latina lov:
emu. rsaliomn vu wuarm
_ _ *auction and Halifax.
I<.XI’ll.I~.i'lB li.AIN8lou\‘o IInlifax,daiI¥ (ox-
copt Snnday) at 7.35 a. rn. and il a. ur, for itfhy
and \arn\nnth making connection at ar~
month for Ilostuu.
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