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"kai A _ p _EL that comes from a strong tonic. Ask _ . i ' . lu; . ‘  
g 4 The labaat news, llrat of all The S S Trinidad arrived
i A M *e  actor all sboutthis ___ night at midnight
P i I - 9 ' - _-_ . i . David Livingstone, Gorham, N. H -;- l
o e 8  S  Jy G is Visiting his parents at Churchill. I Walt Flynn Cit left ‘c te d |
_ ~ES‘l'AIl.lSlEll IMI* E. R. Brow, city, returned to the G'
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this season a handsome line of
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   Souvenir Jewelry
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 °°mPfiSi\=s Beit Pius, Brooohes, Hut Pius, spoons and
C* assorted novelties.
Brooches run fro
m :oc up.
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0:5!! pictures of men look mn so"""‘“"""”'"_““"°**-
men. They show the f:irce,'
energy. character of the sittenl
They are portraits that really tell'
something ofthe men portrayed.l
Telephone to-dey for an appoint-i
ment. Phone 399. L
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CO0K Sllldio
Studio wher; i  
IIUGIIES’ '
Special llorse
Cough Powder
_ _Is asure cure
. only 25c per box
mailed on receipt of price
GEO. I1. ll'UGtli°lS,
Apotnecm-ies' Hall
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Ladies’ patent
leather sh-ies
‘.50 ' 1.50 a pair.
L50 " Your chance to buy
a neat trappy shoe
'.50 at a low price.
Bliicher cut, fast
color eyclcts cheap
JSO' at225 .'
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A E. McEACllEN
'rho shoe Mau. `
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Ask for our crown
Ginger Ale
Pure
i Sparkling I
i Delightful ,
. he nearest i\r»proaf:h tothe
i ge uinc Belfast Ginger Ale ycl
in mducufl.
, The best dealers sell it and
;` the many other non-alcoh-ilic
beverages put up by us.
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.G. ll. SIMMONS
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Arriving Daily
cargos of' Acadia Nut and
Round, Sydney and Inverness
Round' and Run of Mine.
Albion Nut, Intercolonial
Nut and Vale Nut. `
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Blacksmith Coal.
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Make up your MIND to  Y &  _
have your. PHOTO TAKEN
by ‘
BAY Photographer
“‘ Exhibition Week
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Cheap Graiiulaled
offering at the very low r
Execulor’s Notice .f
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Quality
New-Fall
Stock  
  Arrived
To-day
All the new ideas
are here-short vamps
in laced or bnttoned
boo/ts and low shoes-
patent leather - gun
inetal-tan calf and
kid boots.
$4-00, $4-5° 155-00-
Aiioy o co'
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Kant Strat I.
Practice limited to Diseases
of Eye, Ear, Noes Throat
and Skin.
Eyes tested and n-ted or
glasses. _
oririoiii nouns
ii no i a. m. i.eon.m ii rn
Evenings by apnomtiment
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Olioo Hours 9-l and S-U
0v\.r Jenkins lt Boa
NEW PBOWSE BLOCK
Uharlottetown. P, li. 1.
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Sugar.
We have just received a
‘ll€W b1‘3l1d0f White ,Gfanu for horses cattle etc. on the grounds
a d S aued itUnite any tender and in No. 3 the lowest
te ugar c
ed.
- ye - Conditions may he obtained at ot-
Emplre which We are now flee of O. R. Smsillwood, Secy. Treas.
llr. Geo. tl_I.t Moore
- better preparation on the market. As
21 pounds lor $1-00  ‘.‘.':.;'i;: ;:.°ii:'.':..f°._“.if,
Reddin, Phem B.,
It is good value for the`
,,,,,,,_ Charlottetown Steam
city last night by 'the mail train.
Hon. G. E. Hughes, City, came to
the city last night by the express. .
C. Mchure, City, came over by the
Northumberland last night alter a'
business trip on the mainland.
The highest temperature recorded
yesterday was sixty-five degr`ees is-I
bove zero. The coldest recorded up
till nine p.m. was fifty eight shove.
The previous night the coldest re~
corded was ilfty-nine above.
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A local sprinter has, by a tremend-
ously strenuous enort, succeeded in!
beating the G.A.A.A. ground's trsclr
record for the 100 yards dash. The
report says that the time made was
iiielow n'ne seconds. This ought to
make Lukeman sit up and take nor
tics.
Mrs. James Fiulgan and three
children and her sister Miss Mary~A.
iMcQuillan left for Boston yesterday
morning alter spending a very pleas-,
iuut. holiday with their mother Ml's.‘
Mctlulllan, Douglas Street. They More
uccompa/nied gs lar as Pt. du Chene
'oy their sister Mrs. Thomas Smith.
This morning Fred Cameron leaves
for the mainland, with a string of|
ihorses to take part ln some of the
lraces on the New Brunswick and
iliova Scotia circuits. His horses will
'compete aft Sussex, Fredericton aind|
Hal fax. They are George Cresceus,'
'Mabel T., Oakley Baron, and Pruiera,
I The Maritime Championships in
~ track and held sports will be held on.
the Wanderers grounds, Halifax, on
Saturday, Sept. ilth. The teams to]
represent this province will be select-_I
éd from the results of am-stsur ath-
letic meet at the C.A.A.A. grounds
Monday. It is expected thats-u un-
usually strong team will go.
Among the passengers arriving in
the City yesterday were the folliowilng
who registered at the Hiots1s:-1VIC-
TORXA, J. H. Messervey, Montreal;
F. R. Beckwith,_Bridgetown;» R. H.
Fales, St. John; Riev. F. G. O'Noill,
Vernon River; Miss M. E. 0'Neill,
Vernon River; IC. A. Morrison, Sam-
age Harbor; S. T. Hlltz, Hallie/x; J.
A. Mclsaac, St. Jlohn, Mrs. E. Mc-
Emchern, Everett; J. L. Sutherland,
St. John; C. H. S. Sterns, Sourts;
M. P. Walsh, Souris. W. T. McClus-
key, St. John; C. Handyside, New
York; Joseph Wagner, -New York. F.
T. Morrow, Toronto, J. H. Wells,
Halifax; A. S. Mahar, Truro; R. M..
Wyman, Yarmouth; A. S. Hunt, Bos-
Sarnis, Toronto; D. George Cl'a.rke,l
St. John; W.- C. Casey, St. John;
Miss Blake, Boston; J. T. Irwin, Mo-
ntreal. QUEEN, J. R. Mc3illivray,
Toronto, Capt. Mellick, Sourla, D.'
Ferguson, Little Sands; Miss L. B.
Murray, New London; II. A. Amos,
.0x'foi\d, N. S., Rev. J. S. Lemay,
`QU¢h00. Miss May Hayden, Vernon
River; Mrs.f"'Er'Di.Be)thel, Bastion;
Bessie McKay, Bridgetown; Belle Mar-
tin, Dundas; Charles Sterns, Souris;
J. A. Hamilton, Fairview; G. M.
,and Mrsf Sinclair, Sherbrooke, N.
B., J. M. Connell and wife,, Alexan-
dria, Vermont; G. Rs and Mrs. Gould, _
Vlctoriai, B. G., 'Mrs. F. Seik'mian,.New
.York. REVERE, Lemon Pineau,
North Rus.|ico; Miss Pineau, North
Rustico; P. Brothers, Vernon River;
John F. Hayden, Vernon River; Rev.
A. Caise, New Dominion; E. M. Rolr
ertson, Bracltley Beach, M. E. Hall,
Bradailfliane; G. R. Keele, Souris; Mil-
and Mrs. Broderick, Boston; C.
Butt, LeRoy, N. Y., Sadie Halt, St,
John, N. B.
2-For the privilege of printing and
selling score cards for the races.
3-For the privilege of~ supplying
straw as required.
4-For the privilege of selling feed
In Nos. 1, 8, and 4, the highest cr
or any tender not necessarily accept-
August 8-lidtf.
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:For sunburn, freckles, etc, use
British Almond Pink. There is no
Navigation Co., Ltd
Char ottetown Picton
Service
Change Of Time
,,,,,, Om, Bc,,,,,,,_ Mo,,,,.,,,,,; G A luis Journey and urriveu in this city
ton Kennedy, New Perth West; Belle get them wish Monday night as
Jenkins, Albery Plains; G. Bolling- Messrs Goolc and Henry, will
all, Paris, Ont; E. F: Younker, Port give is first class vaudeville entertain-
Wood; J. J. Trainer. Bedford; JI. M. ment Monday sept sixth. 'rney will
Rankin and wife, Boston; T. R. sisted by alot of local talent. There
:Any .Person who desires to nur- ou snouiu write to A. Alex McLeod,
chase a good business stand with Eiuou, Belfast, at ouou. He is now
P°Ht Office. house and store. heated offering nigh- claus paintings to ia-
wtth hot water should write R. War- ind"-,, at just one hu th, "gum,
rm. North River. 9-1dr.‘-wi>d- rates, or one nuudruu uoiiai-literal.,
-- portraits in oil for fifty dollars, _fifty
Tenders will be received by the un- dollar pastels, some size lor twenty.
derslgnod up to and on Tuesday the live ddlars, and some sine in free
34¢l1~ AUEUBK init-. for the following hand crayon for ten dollars. Those
privileges at the Maritime Exhibition who do not know what gh” want
to be hold in Charlottetown from will learn of something of interest by
2181:. to 24th. September nut- writing him at once 7-isurti.
1-For the privilege of catering. s==»..
or . Y. l B Y BY
afternoon for Bouris.
Dr. N. W. Leard and wife, Jersey
Otty, are visiting the iormer's old
homo at Tryon. _
W. B. and Mrs. Loard and fsmilyil
of Sourls are visiting Mr. Lesrd's
old home at Tryon.
W, (.1. Caasey, St. John, Travelling
Passenger Agent of the C. P. lt.,
arrived in the City last night by tho
express. ‘ i
W. A. Brennan Editor ot the Jour-'
ual and Agrlculturist, Surnmerside,'
returned to his home yesterdaygaltcr
a business trip on the mainland. \
In the Guardian's report of the
Victoria A.A.A. meeting there should`
have been included the name of Beuj-'
Rogers Jr., in the list of members of_
the Board of Governors.
Congratulations to Daniel and Mrs.
Stewart of Gorham, N. H., who are
here spending their honey moon. Mrs.
Stewart was Miss Flora Livingstone,
eldest daughter of Angus and Mrs.
Livingstone, Churchill.
Inspector Jeni-ilns, Mt. Albion has
returned to the city after eraioying a
week’s rolaxsmion from his duties. ,Inf
future his office will be open at the
regular hours viz:-ten .tio twelve p.
m.,.aind one to three p.iu.
The Tennis Tournament which was
to have been held yesterday afternoon-
at Victoria Park was again 'postP¢‘/|104
on account of the weather. A return
tournament with the Abegwslts will
probably he played' by the Tennis
Clu_'u Team on Saturday weather per-
mittlng.
The Rev. S. J. Woodroofe arrived
frorn,Charlottotown last evening ac-
companied by Mrs. Woodroofe and
family. Mr. Woodroofe is the guest
of Miss Searle whilst Mrs. Woodroote
is the guest or T. B. Spencer. M‘r`.
Woodroofe will take the services on
Sunday. The' mid-week service to=
night wilLbe taken by lay reader H.
D. Romans.-Sydney‘ Exc. »
A particularly sad death' took. plains
on the' S. S. Halifax on her last
trip from Boston J. F. and- Mrs.l
Maloney left Boston for Charlotte-
town to visit friends hem and to 'ao
company their daughter Miss Eileen,
who has been visiting hero for the
past month, on her return home.'Mrs.
Maloney was seized with a severe at-
tack of seasickness and this, supple-
mented liy a. weak heart action, was
the direct cause of her unexpected
death. Mr. Maloney continued on
last night. A
Last night quite a crowd gathered
around the medicine doctor and his
performers, who were giving their
show on the square. Among the
many spectators were some 'who did
not approve of the D»3ctor's attem-
pts to amuse his auflence and they
proceedt-:l__to~show. iheir - disapproval-
hy shying misslss in tho direcvtioirof
the imiprcmtu stage. Bering some-
what hastily thrown they went wide
of their mark and struck several of the
many lad 'ea present. This is .an
uncommon. prirfvtlcen and the severe
penalty of the law provided for
such cases ought to be sufficient .war-
ning to the perpetrators.
LYCEUM MONDAY NIGHT.
The people of Charlottetown will
charge only ten cents and be ss-
will be no medicine lecture.
:-Anyone wishing a portrait paint-
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special prices s
oN
Leather haiidhags
Purses ate., etc.,
A all abrics
It has been said that Charlottetown merchants do not 'as
a rule advertise enough to give people an id :a 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; and if 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  
A The same fine, soft, well finished, ‘all wool French cloth
that gave those that bought it last year perfect satisfaction
l` he colors are
Cardinal, Taupe, Navy, Brown, Black
' 5oinch..........H$r.roperyd.
52 inch............$r.2o peryd.
Queen’s cloth '
A splendid hard finish Swiss cloth that is a perfect dust
shedder, all wool too, and medium weight, 47 inches wide
Black only. ..... ......$i.i5
Black,Navy and Brown .$1.35
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§§ Sedan cloth.  ecial
This cloth is one of nnsurpassable Eiga, weight and
quality. We 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 Roubaix France  
We have twelve colors on order of which=,four have arrived
Wisteria, Navy Blue, Bronze, Green, Taupe, 50 in. . . . . .$1.20
Merveleaui A
.This cloth is one of the very newest London and Parisian
styles. It is medium weight and very much, resembles. a fine
serge. Bronze, Green, Brown, Navy, Black, 54 in.-. . . .$155 yd
Soliel S  
This is one of the old time favorites that- was worn more
than twenty years ago. New York has pronounced it to be one
of .the favorite cloths for this fall. Th`at’s why its here.
' Catawba (new) Navy Blue, Dark Navy, Black and Mvrtle
54    _ .....`...........$l.75yfl
Tweeds
]ust 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 an Tau-pe,
Navy and Black,
Green and Black,
Grey Stripe,
Taupe Stripes,
Grey Diagonal,
Heather Mixtures ._ . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . $l.l5 io $210 yd.
STANLEY Bucs.
PLEASE MAIL ME SAMPLES OF
DRESS GOODS
to mslie a “Coat” “Suit” “Dress”
Cross out those not wanted.
Colors......................t`rom............to...... .....peryard
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will continue until all
are sold out. '
Our stock is an ex-
and at our reduced
prices, every article is
a real bargain.
G F. Hutcheson
Oommsnoing Tuesday Juno lst. Tas E. S.
'Noirthumhsrland' will leave itha Oompanfs
wharf daily, exoepiknnday. at I-‘D o'clock a. m
Studio 127 Graftdn St.
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-- keeping qualities. »
*Soo ad rs Radio Calhoun and her ° ~ » , . _ -
company representing "The Heart ol (Price r|ght') ' p `
Florida" in Opera House, Labor Day
night, -which appears in this issue.
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