. _Pure _
gf ° _ Arriving Daily
i cargos of Acadia Nut and
_ Round -and Run of Mine.
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W° am °h°Wi11E this season a han
;,j-°_` .- . <1=°m°1ine of _ Head Office ln New Prowse Block-Charlottetown _
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_ -p Souvenir Jewelry ,V nm mm mm' nm °' 'u' " ll use Rhoda steware; Nswe-in e  ‘
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 _  n / d . 'Ie‘liie Priupo def Wales Cogiege re-op- hrs returned from a visit to this Pro-
’ ‘ ,crmprl n Be] - en yes er ny' with t e largmt V060-
`Tf' I880tt¢tll1§Velliets.Pins! Brooches' Hat Plus' SP°°n5 and enrolment for years. T
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Brooches run ft0m 20c up. _ Unsig-nednotes have been recolved'b0\lnd‘. B" B“°h°1`¢0 03 Vl°Y~°\'il
._ i from North Tryon Post Office, which .
_ we we   await sender-'B name.
_,,,,?,}_<5g;f,_;3;w=1»i sim ills oussrs coliillr GUARDIAN
Mrs M. K. Langille and family;
. 1“'Pi¢n1res of men look iil¢e 
"m¢n`~ The! show the force,
energy, character of the sitter,
1°hey:`a.re portraits that really lei]
something ofthe men portrayed.
Telephone tc-day, for an appoint.
ment. Phone 399. L
" CO0Ki Studio
_' hFtndi;o_ where baby _|e_ always wsloom ii
  lluoll`ls`§"""
Special ilorse
 I  Cough Powder
Ts a sure cure
' :_ \ only 25c per box
Mailed on receipt of price.
°. ;G_EO.” E. HUGHES,
rp  - _Apoth_ecariee'_H_all. '
 ,,. ~»»=<1»»~» »'~_»»»fii»~--»-»-  _
f°l'.f5_o 1' 1,50 l_5o
ZW’ " ' Ladies’ patent
leather shoes
~ "'-‘.50 _ 1.50 a pair.
|,Q0" Your chance to buy
a neat trappy shoe
L50 at a low price.
Blucher cut, fast
_   color eyelets, cheap
 ‘at 2 25
 E. lllcsnclll-:N
The Shoo Man. 8 `
Ask for our crown
Ginger Ale
l.50
l.50
l.5O
I 50
1.50
-S kling
~ iilelighliul
the nearest approach tothe
,_ fenuiue Belfast Ginger Ale yet
ntroduced.
. The best dealers sell it and
the many other non-alcoholic
beverages put up by us.
G. ll. SIMMONS
l2h'town.
5-lsdyw - _ _
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Round, Sydney and Inverness
Albion' Nut, Intercolonial
` Nui and Vale Nui.
‘ ‘ -ALSO-
Blacksmith Coal.
lllluns & Bu.
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1-f s 4-- -'
See
' ` Qummerside.
 g st of Mrs .N. Ayers, Petitcodiac. l h I *'*
' ° shire. Captain and Mrs. Atkins, Wallostun,
_ ..-_- Mass, are spending afew day-s with
The steamer Ryliops, ol the Dobell_A. C. and Mrs- Duchwun, st. Avai-do.
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 . Thei highest temperature' recordbd m°“°Y- t
4 - _.__ ton left Mondgy morning for his
i Among the passengers from this 'imme-
city yesterday were Miss Coffin to 'W'
Backville, N. B., Miss Winnie Mc-
Arrived  
To-day .
All the new ideas
are- here-short vamps
in laced or buttoned
boots and low shoes-
patent leather-gun
metal- tan calf and
kid boots.
$4-0°. $4-50 155-00-
Alley ffl Co
Truro, are at home having spent;
`some weeks in Charlottetown.
Mrs (Riev) Thos Marshall of Sack-
ville, formerly of this City, is the
ue
l Mrs William Brown of the Hlotel
Florlda,,Pownal, is visiting her pair-
ents, Thomas and Mrs Treman, Hamp-
ne will arrive in port this morning
and will sail in the afternoon for Bt
John's,Nfid direct
yesterday was seventy degrees abovia
|zero, _and the coldest was fifty-eight
[and one half above up till nine p.mi.
Donald, Dundas to Boston, Miss.Vl‘c\@
; Shaw returning to Boston.
i The Women’s Missionary Aid Soc-
iety, Hazelhronk, wn'i’l hold their
monthly meeting, Thursday, at the
home of Mrs. Ludlow Jenkins. Mrs.
Matth Wood is President of this
-Society" and Miss Georgie Jenkins,
Secretary.
i Mrs. J. H. Thornley,hei- little dau-
ghter Marion,of Somerviille,Mass., and
Miss Edna- Clements, Cafmlbrid-ge,
Mass, ‘arrived in 'uhevillty last night
on the express., They will spend a.
short time here visiting _frien-
ds before returning to their
home.
i On Saturday evening last, the
'members of the Grand Tracadie Li-
brary Club had the extreme pleasure
of listening to an interesting and in-
structive talk on European travel by
Mrs Blolsdell and her daughter, who
with Mr Blolsdell are summerlng at
Grand Tracadie.
The S. S. "Cacouna" tailed yester-
day morning for St John’s, New-
foundland, via the Sydneys. Her out-
ward cargo consisted of three horses,
eighty-f‘l.v.e head cattle, one hrulidred
and twenty-eight sheep, two hundred
bags potatoes, one hundred bags tur-
nipspeighty-six crates and seven 'bags
vegetables, twenty boxes cheese, and
sundry other cargo,
I In the First Methodist Church Ba-
sement last night there wats rendered
fa program, varied and pleasingi to
._ ,all tastes, in reference to Mount Al-
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eo;ee,Qe;e*o;e¢§;»;o»:eo‘eo.oo‘oo.oo.0g500,050
A _J_.-_.'._._--_ _ L_ --- lson College.
i The parts on the program were
:2:_all beautifully te/ken and reflected
,glgseat credit on those perfomiing.
3. iviiicii could be said or this meeting
.lvlbut space forbids anytliing nicro
°§: than a brief wordl. There were
°;. readings, solos, and cnorllsus, and
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llH.H.ll.JlllllliSllll
Kent Sireef ,
Pi-.~ctic= iimled to diseases
of Eye. Ear, 'Nose Throat
an-l l~l»i»i.
Eyes lest d and noted ful'
glasses.
OFFICE HOURS
il to 1* am l.3o-3.30
Evenings on appointment
dtww
goo 01° C°H°s° shew” W3 greatly en-
ISI ing the public a ,lit/tle better on the
,»,l Mount Allison Co7|'ege was successful.
3 ,the object of the meeting in inform.
*. ly ruin-lisa in Rev. G. D. staeie'sta1\ti
'or "The Rellgous Infl M'
I uence of ouut
,Allison College," Rev. H. E. Thom-
as and other' al
s so miade reference to
the College _creating much interest in
the instituti
on.
' The seventy' stereopti‘-Jn views ol
» . , iN i ' _
i in Window Make up y°u,;_OMTA;;E1:;it2a°di:f11;lLemyn. P' 0
4  » “- l‘“"° y°“r PHO Egarlottetown Steam
'1”~|- H- BE'-Us "” Navi ation co. ua
5 'dtwmfi .A MYER lflfntouraphgr Chariiittetown Iiictou
arm For Sale.
§.`:sl~»°'i.ir:.f~...'.~ic..rs..°;°..".si=l'.°li-
W* , ii lc
§,_:.'§_a'&:.{'g“§.'l‘: i"..l‘:.":.":il~.‘:::..:i.
oaks. e. WRIGHT
Centreville f'lNlN'l\\¢'
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0m(‘)`:ui'H?I‘bliJnkins &nBon
'  ~ ..l2i2F§2;..§°’&' £532” .“i§;
_ __ . been provisionally organized here.
The aim of the societ is to ive
  a stronger ini ulse to  cientgiif'
Sugar. S
We have just received a
RCW brand of White Granu ' straw for which we are re aired to
ated Sugar- called “United N°1'“"'“ &‘_C°~ ____ 9'8‘"2"
Empire" WlllCli We aft! 110W dereigned up to and on Tuesday the
oiicrlng at the very low pr1¢ zo be held iii ciisrlottetowii from
  Fur Snaps ' "
in
' d t   straw al required.
21 noun S Ol' - 4-nor the pi-ivum or selling :sea
for horses cattle etc. on the grounds
Bouts &.Slluas is
. t r n n o. owes
It 15 g°°d .value for' the di-lyan;utel1de:~ not necessarily accept-
m0n¢)'° tice of O. R. Smellwood, Beey. Treal.
1 i' ;F0r sunburn, freckles, etc, use
1 I . British Almond Pink. There is no
, ‘better re eration on the market., As
Exhibition Week -
Studio 127 Grafwni 5*- __ Change Of Time
'-1-_-_-F-_'- _' Oominonelng Tuesday June ist. Tae R. S.
'North berlend* will leave ithe Ccmlitnfl
Dr. Geo. Ee  bei-(dually ex ptSuuda_ st!-iJo‘elock|.m
_Dentist -
Crn'au<' P B I-
- ioyed by the large -audience gather-
i . 0|
U B .
I EIENTIST ~
ed, who pronounced the meeting 5
:most enjoyable and en`t'ertarinii1g one.
CANADA NOW HAS AN
AERONAUTICAL SOCIETY. l
p s lo
study of aerial navigation, to pro-
mote intercourse of those interest-
ed in aeronautics in the Dominion
of Canada and to aid with advice
Park
.Mrs W. L. Hornsby and Misa C.
Kelly, City, are visiting friends in
Cardigan.
Arthur Corney, City, is spendinga
well earned holiday with relatives in
T eEar Grey, the new govern-
ment ice breaker, will arrive in Char-
lottetown about the 12th lnst.
Any person paying their electric
light bill on or before Sept. 10 will
receive the discount and thus save
T. J. Terrell, East Boston, who
has been visitln his parents st: Mil-
_ Among the recent nurse- graduates
of the Montreal General Hospital is
Miss Hielen Haszard, City, daughter
of Premier Haszard.
Messrs Miller Bros is Dtting up 8
large room for Prof Earle ass amisic
studio and will be ready for occupa.
tion in al few days. Particulars Later.
Tne schooners North Amnua and
Carrie are discharging Sydney Run
of Mine, and the Polar Star, Inter-
colonlsl Nut, for C. Lyons &. Co.
Mrs A. E. Dwyer and Mrs John;
Crue. of Middleton, P. E. 1., are the
guests of Mrs J. H. Gardner. -
guests of Mrs J. H. Gardner,
Moncton.--Telegraph.
Miss Amelia Macdonald of Stanchel
has returned home. having spent fi
very pleasant time visiting frlendsin
Stanley and Clifton, the guest of
Miss Edna Fife and Miss Iliith Pick-
eilug.
Among the outward passengers from
this City yesterday were Artnir War-
burton to Montreal, Rev J. F. Henr-
`don and L. R. Reardon to St. Paul,
'Minn.,Mrs Geo Cumming sud Miss
Murchison to New York, Frank Cof-
fin to Boston.
Miss Margaret Daigle, daughter of
,Fidele Daigle of Cocagne, N. B., was
married on August 23 at Salem,M'sss,.
to Joseph Arseneau, of Beverley,
Mass. The young couple spent
-Brunswick and P. E. island. - St.
John Te‘egraph. '
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1 At the Police Court yesterday one
drunk receiveda sentence of $2 or
thirty days and`the price was paid.
James Donavnrn, arrested on a charge
of making his escape from the police,
received n. two moiiths term for deli-
beratlon as to future conduct when
lbelng cared for 'ny the officers of the
aw.
The S. S. A. W. Perry arrived in
port Tuesday morning about 3.30
with the following passengers :-D.
Tangue, Mr Eastern, J. T. Byrne,
Miss and Mrs Chaisson, Ada Fish,
Miss Wilson, C. W. Thompson and
wife. Miss McDonald, Miss Sloan,
Daniel McKenzie, Frank Abbott,
Fred Abbott, Miss M. Russel, J. F.
Cullen, Mrs and. Miss McCausland,
Mr Lewis, Mr and Mrs Egan, Miss
F.. Mffunis, Miss McNeill, F. 0’-
Brien. Miss Nicholson, Miss Gliss,
W. G. Wallace, John R. Morrow,
fohn il. Connolly, Mr Griffin. The
Perry left yesterday afternoon tak-
ing awry the following passengers:
Miss M. Piper, Mrs M. Bourne, J.
Hayden, C. A. Hayden, D. Peters,
M. Peters, G. S. Lee, H. J. Clark,
and Mrs. Cook. _
and instruction those studying the ’ ~
subject. `
:-Wanted.--Poultry, butter, eggs,
oats, Potatoes, vegetables, hay sind
P D
pay highest market prices. F. J.
Tenders will be received by the nn-
24th. August inst., for the following
privileges at the Maritime Exhibition
21st, to 24th, September next. _
1-For the privilege of catering.
z-For tho privilege of printing and
sellin score cards for the races.
8--l§or` the privilege ofl suprplylng
d.
8 Conditions may be obtained at of-
Auguat 8-lddtf.
P
g, ‘otioill for after shaving it has
Onl 251: r b tele. A. W.
0
. Service
Your Liver
Will be roused to its natural duties
and your blllousnosl, headache and
constipation be cured if you take
Hood’s Pills
Sold by all drugglsts. 25 cents.
ml
special prices
oN S
Leather hand bags
their honeymoon in Nova Scotia, New
It has been said that Charlottetown merchants do X10! as
a rule advertise enough to give nt-.iple an idea of what they
are showing,
Stanley Bros
herein give you a partial list of .the newest, finest and
most fascinating fall fabrics they have ever shown.
They are all ready for you now; andjf it is impossible
for you to come and see them yourself, cut off, fill in, and
mail the slip at the bottom and we will be most pleased to send
you samples by return mail. , ‘
Venetian cloth
The same fine, soft, well finished, all wool French cloth
that gave those that bought it last year perfect satisfaction
The colors are
Cardinal, Taupe, Navy, Brown, Black
50 inch... .......H$1.1o per yd.
52 inch. . . . ... . . . . . .$1.20 per yd. _
ueen’s cloth
A splendid hard finish Swiss cloth that is a perfect dust
shedder, all wool too, and medium weight, 47 inches wide
Black only.. .   ...$1.15
Black ,Navy and Brown ..$1. 3 5
Sedan cloth. Special
This cloth is one of unsurpassablc finish, weight and
quality. \Ve were shown the samples of one of the Great
London Houses and picked this out for ourselves.
- It is made from the finest quality long staple wool
ln Roobaix France
We have twelve colors on order of which,four have arrived
Wisteria, Navy Blue, Bronze, Green, Taupe, 50 in. . . . . .$l.2O
Merveleau
This cloth is one of the verv newest Loudon and Parisian
styles. It is niediuin ~- eight _and very much resembles a fine
serge. Bronze, Green, Brown, Navy, Black, 54 in.. ._ .$135 yd
Soliel"
This is one of the old time favorites that' was worn more
than twenty years ago. New York has pronounced it to be one
of the favorite cloths for this fall. That’s why its here.
Catawba (new) Navy Blue, Dark Navy, Black and Myrtle
54 in.  ..............$|.75yd
Tweeds
just as popular this _year as ever they were. New weaves,
pattern and colorings have changed them so much that one
will hardly recognize them.
Green and Taupe,
Navy and Black,
Green and Black,
Grey Stripe,
Taupe Stripes,
Grey Diagonal,
Heather Mixtures . . . _ . .. . . . . . . . . ..$l.|5 fo $2.10 yd.
STANLEY Bucs.
` PLEASE MAIL ME SAMPLES OF
DRESS GOODS
to make a “Coat” "Suit" “Dress”
' Cross out those not wanted.
Colors......................froni............t0..'..........peryard
. ..   .  ................................,
Purses etc., eie.,
will continue until all
arc so'cl cnt.
Our stock is an ex-
cellent one both in
quality and variety,
and at our reduced
prices, every article is
a real bargaiii.
G F. Hutcheson
W , 00 Yi
Returning will leave Picton abeutl-li U- ni-
‘ Q. W. WAXIIOBD
l
-_ - ~ . M Mb lim Ȣa|m~m~
Iligli tiled: Dentistry only. ~m'°f|‘:;'l°"|i‘rll”dl»f” 
jewbller A Opilelll
*The great assortment of new mil
linery selected by Mies Edith Wilson,
head milliner for Moore dr McLeod,
while in New York, is now on the
way to Charlottetown and will be
ready for ‘inspection in is short time.
‘flrlt practise for the big relay race
today at four o'cioek at tho C-A~A~
A. grounds. All boys interestedare
reqneted to be there. 9-NIL
day morning. I-fave you evwrthing
ready for the boys and girls. For the
girls, tune. underwear, stockings of-¢:\
for the boys.-olvl. Ihfrte. underwear,
hon, suite. odd Ponte. IN
' "“  ` " ‘*_~ ` "sell stri _-
_ l ,_ . pee are the
ANNoUNcmMEN,I,_ We Fear No Fo! in the Ladies _ .mg sam
‘ IPM
_ s
J” Paton & Um ,_‘,m_ Jae Peiton &Oo.
| 1 m 3 =
9--Stills
'The Y.M.C.A. boys wlll'have their
keeping qualities.
(Price right.)
"The School Bell will ring on Tues-
all to be fmnd at
.IM Pawn e Com. 9~71!¢¢~
n1fwd8zr1m
Buitfng Department, because we are izgduomfsul : :?_;E8'g‘ng.
showing the nnesu line of French nl sl 10 "H ‘worth u ,B
Suiting ever brought to the Island. “_ 'It em* in un co on 3
It is pure wool, and rice only $1.10.
l'iu'e Spirit and Cider Vinegar
for Picllling. d
Strength, Purity, Flavor---Undoubte
L. A. IIASZARD