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Now. 'rua cnantorrarowu GUARDIAN ,.,,,',., 0-.. iw. _ PAGE-Five
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“Kill ' the
Flies"
N0w‘s the time to “get
gfter" that scourge of modern
days-the common house fly.
Nearly all diseases and ail-
ments prevalent in summer
time are caused by these filthy
and disease-laden insects, and
every home should be supplied
with poisons and fly-catchers.
We have
Fly Paper
Fly Poison
Spiral Catchers and
Persian Insect Powders
The MacKinnon ~
Drug ' Company
Cor. Gt. George and Kent Sts.
I'l` GROWS IIAIR
Here Are Facts We Want You to
Prove at Our Risk.
Marvelous as it may seem, Rexall
“'98” Hair Tonic has grown hair on
heads that were once bald. Of
course, in none of these cases were
the hair roots dead, nor had the
.scalp taken on a glazed, shiny ap-
pearance. r
_ Rexall "93" Hair Tonic acts scien-
tifically, destroying the germs which
'are usually responsible for baldness.
It penetrates to the roots of the
hair, stimulating and nourishing
,them. It is a most pleasant toilet
-necessity, is delicately perfumed, and
iwlll not gum nor permanently stain
'the hair. _
I We want you to get a bottle of
{Rexall “93" Hair Tonic and use it
as directed. If it does not relieve
scalp irritation, remove dandruif,
prevent the hair from falling out and
promote an increased growth of hair,
and in every way give entire satis-
faction, simply come back and tell
us, and without question or formali-
ty we will hand back to you every
penny you paid us for it. Two sizes,
50c. and $1.00. Sold only at our
'store-The Rexall Store. MacKinnon
Drug Co
TIME TA
Phone 2981
Um" mltllllarvs oii"1‘owN
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.M,,,,,|sy, 1.00 p. in. for Orwell, Ha{liday’s and China Point.
"- l da 3.00 . ni. for Orwell Hall day s
dvffduneilllny, illoo p. ni., for Victoria, _
'l‘l\ rsday. 3.00 D. m.. for-Victoria.
ll`i'illny, 5.30 a. ni , for East River.
|.~,-imry, 3,00 p. rn.. for East River,
izlstumay, 6.00 a. m.. for West River,
gngnrdny 3.00 p. m.. for West_River.
Every alternate Monday will call :at Vernon River lirid ou which d
will he necordink to tide. _ dnughter of Mrs Gmge_ of L0nd(m’_
1/irl1‘reiglit for East and West Rivers and Chin`a Point mnatin allcases be prepaid Ont., to William Edgar Pope second
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tice the B. B. H-ARLAND will run as followe:-
ABRIVE CH'TOWN
Tuesday. 10.00 a. m.
Tuesday, 8.30 p m.
Thursday.
Thursday.
Frlldayr
Fr day
Saturday
Saturday.
and China Point.
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`cl|Alilol'lrrowN Ann noi-:i-:rs comm
morning for Boston. l
-_ , Fletcher G. Jordan, Guardian re-
Tl1° “Press to Summerside this Dreeentative at Souris, was a pass-
morning _will be,held in Charlotte- enger returning east yesterday after-
town until 9.15. noon. Mr. Jordan has been visiting
-~ i Murray Harbor for the past few
E a 1 o'clock for King’s The many friends of Charles Hines,
County is for Liberal voters only. of the P. E.‘ I. R., City, will- regret
to learn that he met with an acci
The_ Schooner Joseph McGill, ls dis- dent last evening st the Railway
charging 8 cargo of old Sydney Round shop which may necessitate his ah-
and Run of Mine coal today for A. sence from work for some days.
Pickard & Co. __
l- Austin Chappel, of St. John, leaves
There will be preaching servicethls m0FuiI\g on return after an ab-
Bunday September 24th in the Bsp-'sence of two weeks. During part of
tist Churches at North River at 11 this time Mr. Chappel has been vis-
a. m., Long Creek at 3 p, m, and iting at his home here and the re-
Kingston at 7. p. m. mainder of the time was spent in a
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._-rival-:»r.r-.o-. '-- ,-
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It PHYS to huy in this Province. J. J. McGll1ivary, Vernon, was in . ‘ `
the city yesterday. _
R. N. Cox, Morell, was is passes- ____
3°' "st Y°"l5°1`d“Y 5lt°m0°“- P. Mc'l‘ague, of James Patou & Co,
Th M_ on i ti d M b *has been unable to attend to his - _ _ ~ ~ - ~ ‘ __
e 'isses ‘ rs ne an a 8 duties for the past few days owing to .
I2 Q W h Th
M°°I““is 01 Rosebery leave this-illness. I- uecn St- The Store if e Stock . IZI Queen St.
sill
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m'_l‘:;=i_nsDec_ial1train that leaves this days. '   ,I    
' ’ ~" some smart little girls
is THERE ANY SORT or `REAsoN why time
l sm
Those registered at the Hotel Vic- t
A. Chequette, Montreal; G_ Mcgraw t
Halifax; L. 'r. Baxter, Toronto; 'riioé
Cook and wife, New Glasgow; J. h
Montreal.
The marriage takes place in London
Vidal’ of Miss Marguerite Ginge
h'-|-’=L|llW\\|l»l- ` son of Joseph H. Pope, Under Secre.
To ' ' t‘B.l'y of State, grandson of the late
Chief Justice Sir Henri Taschereau, of
- ' Montreal. Mr. Pope is well known
here.
St d' h t t, h _ .
rin; unoaiisionan nrAl.aas in .J‘i‘..‘r“..“.§f? £¥..§‘.‘.’.‘¥.§’i..§§"”....?.‘.l
Hard and
Soft ,Coal _
IIAVE ALWAYS ON IIAND _
their 0ld Stand,
Peake’s No.2 Wharf
Recent Boston papers announce the
death of Joseph McKinnon, Dorches-
ter, whose demise occurred on Sept.
18th. His widow is Elizabeth L,Mc-
Kinnon,nee Schofield. The funeral
t00k Place from his late residence,17
at 9 a. m. at St. Leo's Church. In-
terment was at Holy Cross cemetery.
The deceased had relatives in this
province and Spokane, Washington.
Sgt. Harry Westaway, Georgetown,
who was one, of the P. E. Island
members of the victorious Canadian
Composite Artillery Team which
competed recently in England with
othsr`Brltish and Colonial lteams,
was a passenger to Georgetown yes-
terday on the afternoon train. Sgt
-_ ltrip to and from Boston. Mr. Chap-
The following letters written to the D91. Whose health has not been vig-
Editor of the Daily Examiner relate OFUUB ill the 189* COUPIB Of 1'¢Bl`S» is
, _ to the sensational article which ap- “OW il11Dl‘0Vil1§-
K - __5_ peared in the Halifax Herald of Sat-
' S. S. _HA RL  c
The many friends of B. J. L. Garn-
-- hum, City, will be grieved to learn
hat the condition of his eyesight has
taria in this city yesterday were:- Klf0wn so serious as to necessitate
Mrs. I<ottie Murnaghan, Peak’s Stn- his removal to_ Montreal for treat-
tion; L. Henry Inman, Montreal; J_ ment by a specialist. He leaves for
hat place tomorrow morning and it
will be the earnest wish of all that
is trip may be attended with the
most successful results.
Last evening about nine twenty-
five an accident occurred at the St.
Pet»er’s Road Crossing. A man
named Peters was returning to his
home just a short distance from the
city accompanied by 5, woman and
two young girls. Just near the
Condensed Milk Factory they met an-
other party with a load of lunk
whose carriage in passing struck Mr.
Peters' wagon and turned it upside
down with its occupants underneath.
The IIOFBB, which kept on going, Wag
St0PD€d by a young man who happen-
ed to be nearby. As the result of
the collision the man -is suffering
from a bruised shoulder, the woman
has a sore knee, one of the girls has
a sprained back and the other has
an injured hand. The driver of the
Junk wagon drove on and did not ex-
hibit any anxiety as to the fate of
the occupants of the overturned car-
riage in fact his proceeding along
seems to indicate a desire to avoid
his identity being disclosed.
For the guidance of any who may
be in doubt as to where to vote in
this city today the following are the
locations of the polling booths :Ward

G,  H _ 1;
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 Blanket cloth, has black velvet
-; co ar-4 yr size-ilanneh
lined   
Very pretty coat of navy friezc,
has collar and pocket flaps of crim-
" sou cloths,finished with touch6 
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little girls of yours should not have just as pretty-just as
stylish-just as well made coats-as their mothers? Here
is the point now-every one of these pretty coats offered
here, is the product of one or other of the same great makers
that produce our “grown up” coats.
They are as carefully tailored--as well fitting---as sty-
lish, in a juvenile way, as the misses’ and ladies’ coats.
Cheaper of course. Bring the little girl in to day.
 Stout, w:u-in coat of Crimson '
A very pretty coat of crimson
Cheviot has storm collar of black
plush buttons close up to
neck., Sizes 4 and 5 for  
Heavy soft warm lilanlcrl cloth
coat with “capote” lined with red
cloth. This coat llnisllcd with
of black braid, all. sizes.........
st-,~.~.\~<a~ -»r.\e,~»\\»».-~»w¢.~¢r~
_ A very handsome coat in all
wool cheviot has military collar fancy
pockets, with Hui.-311 of small
brass buttons-Sizes 1_1 to Io
. 7.llll
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_ Very smart co.ii of wide walc
~_~_\\» ¢-
cheviot in red, military collar, trim-
, med with wide bl'.:rl<; l>i':iEr‘l, 'W 
2 plain gilt buttons, all  _ 1*
 4- _ __
belt and brass lulitoll M1575
sizesat......... _  o
_ Very “‘.i;l}_-py'“ ,garment inhcavy
friexe is shown in liluc. \/Iilrrary
collar, and fancy leather hc-IL. :sl'iould-
 ear§_ _ __ __ __ _ _ _  _ ___ ci.; lined with cloth all sizes
" y 6 yrs to lo yrs 
~ Heavy worm chinchilla cont, in
grey or crimson, very }inm_lsor,-re in
cut and finish. Bla-k vs-lvci  
;= collar. Sizes 6 to Jo _\.-rs: .
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<_\-< -.~<r.\~.c.~.»_~><e» .ave-.
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a large supply of Coal suitable for
allpurposes. Orders, verbal by mail or
by telephone promptly attended to. Our
westaway remained over in Quebeé one east--corner of Great George and
for a few da s with friends and did King Streets- Ward 000 W€Sf--‘COP
not accompagy the, Charlottetown ner Water and Pownal Streets. Ward
members of the team on their return. two 935*-'“J°hl1 U0l1¥10l1Y'5. SYGYWY
During his stay in Quebec Sgt west. Street. Ward two west-corner Queen
away was presented with a beautiful and Sydney, Strvets- Ward three 22811
mkstand by a number of his -corner Prince and Grafton Streets.
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,  --~ _ “Kayscr" long $1.35
  -.’.' Sillc Gloves
. MORE BLACK SILK GLOVES fo~
day-long lenggths-finger tippcd--KA=.Y-
SER made all sizes, an extremr-ly good
telephone No. is 312,
pleased to have your
Peake "Br
and we should be
orders.
os. QI Co.
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Manchester
Liners, Ltd
l`mler contract with the Canadian Government the steamer of the llrlanchesler'
Line will make three sailinga from Charlottetown for Manchester, Eugluudi ¢l"'°°
follows :- -
Sailing From Cliar|otie_town.`
friends. He arrived in the city on
Tuesday evening.
Shareholders and customers of the
v cotia n this rov'nce
Ward three west.-Chas. Ri1ey's, Pow-
nal Street. Ward four east-George
Matthew"s, Weymouth Stree. Ward.
.four centre-Rackhaufs Grocery,
Prince Street Ward four west-cor
'Hsin  
line just c- pencil and ready for you,
\/Ve hm e the size you wear.
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...Si 1 »35 ,.55
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rliillllkifef Ilgtelellted in the igllowing Her Queen and Kent Streets. Ward
irorn nn exchange :it is reported that five eeet-Charles MvGreg0r’s. St.
negotiations are in progress looking P0l1€I"h ROML Wlurd five east centre-
co the absorption oi the ivletropoii- Corner Euston and Great George St-
tan Bank by the Bank of Nova Sco. Ward five west centre-Thomas Pick-
cia. Ie is said that the Metropolitan ard's. Euston St. Ward five west-
holders will be offered 250 for their C0l‘l10r Ellsiuu Sud Queen Streets.
stock, upon which a 10 per cent.divi- EP~B*f,R0§'&1l1Y-¢\l- LoVe's Tannery. Si
send in bring paid ot the present Peters Road. West Royalty-
time. The Nova Scotia is one of the Gate‘s Mills. North River Road. De-
strongest books in America, while the elevation Dey will be October sec-
Metropolitan has been rapidly coming Oud.
to the front. The Metropolitan has _ _ _
R capital of ;1|000,000 and a reserve ::’l‘hc schooner "Daisy ’ is discharg-
of $1_250_000_ V ing at Picka_rd's wharf a cargo of In-
..__. tercolonial egg and nut coal from
An exchange, referring to the recent; the Drummond Mines. This is one
s mc S a 5 "The Fred"- of the very best coals obtainable for
Fredericton e s y 1
icton Exhibition races commence to- fl-l\`l1'dC€ and general h0\1l€l101d “Se-
day; l~‘rnnfirh1-‘nt;l;5is _o pronigitive fp- 9-19f13i-
vorite in t e . cass. wing o '---_~- -' _  -
Thursday being election day, the ra-
ces scheduled for that day have been
2'” 5 ~ in-1 -r-_roast-fu-_ _ ~ - . _ ` ` ` '
_` ` ‘ ._,,..¢__=._4__A .__ _:--
SI`E\*I5‘Ill’ S\ll.lNi ' °~ "°
8.20 o`clock a rn. Returning will leave
izursions to Piciuu and return every Wed~
Navigation (0 , Lid.
The S. S. Norlliunrbcrlaud leaves the
Company`S Wharf daily except Sunday af
Picton about 4.2¢: o`clock p. m.
During july and August special ex-
nesday and Snturday.Relurn fare on these
days will bc $|.5o including Tea.
G. W. WAKEFORD.
5 |4dtf Vlrinfrge
Low Rate Excursions To
Shortest Route fo Europcl'
Charlottetown Sieani i, II 3 ll' Q 0
0, 'i`i'<isd ._
Kola-Bigie
WHITE STAR s
Dominion Canadian Service
Montreal-Quebec--I.iverpool
Largest Steamers From canada
'uvnwrlc 2r%3.l5.€’.§’$..“r’l.§’...”‘5i§’.f
* llda.All l ' d,
.i:::.;':.:.°  ;,*§;=-‘f“=@;§f='»1i~-
, e ass il
lc A." A D A und Third Clligslgnlyl.
Rafal, $92.50 First: $50 Second; $50
Third Clan and up According to
Steamer and accommodation
S. S. Manchester “Shipper” Sept. i6lli. .
“ “ “`l`rader" Oct. 24
th.
“ “ “importer” Nov. zisi. ` _
The z\l'ovc stenmers will carry Live Slack and General cargo at lowest “ es.
Sluipprrs requiring space will please notify us as early as p0SSlbl¢-
A. I’ickarrl _.®. 'C0-
1;-zilif
Charlottetown. _ __
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"White frost last. night suggests
worm blankets. bed comforts cosy
und(-|'\venr, comfortble fall coats, felt
llfliu. sweater coats and other, com-
fortable garments. Pntons. 9-16dtf
Mothers flndlt very easy to
dress their boys ln our childrens
Cl°°h|f\fl Department, styles
handsome and prices pleasing.
W'"‘ BVMY boy's suit. we olve
absolutely FreeA Fountain Pon
Nutlonal Clothing Co. 9 Fit,
"A_ large assortment of embroider-
fll linen collars direct from Ireland
f‘lli’~*‘f‘ from 121 to MQ selling 2 for
1-l chain three different heights and
four different designs. Patons 9-20dtf
--Furs Thar. Areblfferent at
PA'roNs. 9-2 lntf..
"Your new fall hat is here. thu* 1°
if an up-to-date and well selected
stock will please Y0\|~ Hurd hu"
$2.00 t0 $3.25. Bolt haf! SI-_.00 163
$3.00. roll cons that are b°8“*9“fédM
A. Bruce. » '
“Cloth in Which Model And
Fabric Lend Themsolvesl 'l(‘)% fail;
Another. Sl-25 F0; 5 'gzldtf
Fall l9lIatPATON . - -
“Our new milliner MlBB Gmnl' I9
awaiting that hat order. Come in pulp
see the advanced showing of new a_
mlllinery. Patons. ?;16dl'1'
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postponed to Friday. The Fredericton
Gleaner says: According to all ac-
counts there were some hot times at
Chatham during the racing, and Dfriv-
er Robida's winnings with Winnie
Wilkes, 2.18}, have been held up pen-
ding investigation of the mare. She is
by Roawn Wilkes and was a winner at
the meeting at Augusta last month.
The winnings of Billy C. a Prince Ed-
ward Island trotter by Ehazllian, that
equalled the Maritime trotting record
of 2.l6} at Chatham were also held
up, the eligibility of his entry being
questioned. There was more or less
feeling Chatham between the Robida
and Douses tables and it is said that
Driver Robida offered to match Winnie
Wilkes, 2.181, against Oswego Boy,
2.15%, for $500 or $600 s side. _Len
Acker, who is here with his Halifax
horses, intends to go on to Roches-
ter, N. I-I., and from there to the-
Brockton Fair. He has Prince Louie
in his stable and has been driving the
Brazlllian trotter since Driver SIIBYOII
was injured at Halifax. Mr. Sharon is
expected to be here this week, havin:
A Breath of
the .Pines
We can't all get away to
the pine woods to get relief
from a cough, but you can
easily get the next best
thing a bottle of
Nyal’s Compound Syrup
White Pine and Tar
The curative property of
the pine is its strongest
feature. ,
We have a number of
good cough syrups, but
this suits most types of
coughs.
25 cents
ell d f his injur-
ilelrlttyrlie irlrlligvgrie rnenlzlnnot Mari- Johnson Q Johnson
time I-Iorsemen’s Association were
turned over to Mr. Sharon as a bene-
fit fund from the horsemen at the rl ___. 1. --'
f his accident at Halifax There i I 1-
Tlie Simonds  
Circular Saw
Warranty
Each saw is warranted perfectly true
Or as true as it is po
ssible to make it. f1'€¢
ffurn flaws and' seams. If found to be
defective in any of
these particulars, it
may be returned to us, and if on examinat-
i0u we are satisfied the saw is at fault. 311
necessary repairs will be made free Of
Charge or a new saw given in exchange
Pl`0ViCled~ it is returned within 30 days
from delivery.
time o ~
was about $80 in the treasury of the
_-1-_-@-gl.
FOR. FURTHER PAR!l‘IOULAItli ap-
nsytpt G baooaasco Urn.
BERMUDA "W-K i -
_ eo. t.. Charlottetown.
An Ideal Sen Trip to flu- Most llcliplitfiil .. ,_____ _
Resort in thi- World; Cool .und lien tliful. _
l°Tvcr,\' ouldoor |‘crrc:\llo-1. cxrv.-llcnl sen bnili- "
In ll hl\ b l|| ll* oll \ ill 6:
E. s g. on lit. lcu  ir ,i-_‘c nr. c.
L50!! Mill' Huncrb 04~¢~;ui \iiyili:e Ily
THE l\lA(iNll~`I('l-JW.. I~`.‘\S'|`. 'l'Wl.\-S(‘llll`.,V; I I
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Transatlantic liner ‘ OCEANA
14.000 'l'on»a lllsplncvlncxt: 535 fl.. Long.
Lnrgesl. l~`nslL-ol. Mont Iiuiurlous nod Only l€.\i'l\i~
slvclv Vlrsi i‘l'i-s l"r~a~u'~igi-r \:ic'rn\er ldgcrniiiila
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No (lultle or Irl~lg:lif carried ilu tl e (-ei\|\a_ t C ` '
ifms'l‘-i‘i..\ss |iullxn'l'|i|l’. in. ‘ G  a 
cluding surlcrouln hi-rili lc mi-ills. 
lieat cuisine on thc Ailontlr.
l<IlcclrIr‘faln.\li_li|c\'prilrnon:. Ali: _\ I _
00 IIS VII I I' SS \l'( bl. fill IPS- '-I , I ` ‘ ~' , `
liulhsillncslpgoluivniiili-iii-r~l. Illlliilld/?1illdl.‘\J))il¢|‘lIi';: Less than mx days nt Sea' Past
tru. Promrniuli-_ lin l-cs. Gyinnnslrini. \Virclcss. _ I
i".'5‘{j"i5“§*‘i:::1l‘.:.i".':' .zl'.:'.’.'i."'.‘.'_:'i...-:‘.“.':.".‘:~ “St and ‘“°Sf 1<“X“"<>\1S-
5 "_ “_ _ l I ‘lion-lla, -kc.. ||_l_ll.m(vest rates. S .l.
eau 1| ionic . m~ruri'. "cw , . .., ~
Bermuda-Atlanrlu liiuc. 200 l£!v\‘l\y,v ll.  al mgb Frou] Montreal
, . J ROYAL EDWARD August 9th
luroess. Q. Wilhy Co., Ltd. ROYAL GEORGE Angml ____
_ STEAMSIIII’ LINERS '
From London Steamer From Halifax
nnrnnzo senmoili Hyndmdn ®. C0,l¢Id
1"" Agents, C!':""lottc‘.i.\\'xl, P. l~,.l
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2dr.  1 .mins
Oct. Ilrd (Vin t. John’el
Kanawha _f r
2‘2,l,§' 5~_-iorlfiiivm.
" ioth Durango
" l7lh Itappahanuock Nov.
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s mth Ra psiinnnoclr " 21rn""“" " ' ‘f'
QP wth Hrlienandqnli 0ct.o|lr , F
" h t wlhri “ .- A
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lin
G c t acquainted
with the nution’s fav-
orite drink -- Kola-
Bigie.
Try it- _taste it.
See how pure, re-
freshing and delici-
ous it is. Ask your
friends aliout it, of
course, but get some
first-lizincl evidence
for yourself. _
Ask your ilcziler
for Kola-Bigie to-
day-now.
'I ruro ' '
nl
E
ie
ro stretch saggod spring
& Weeks 8 28dri.f
FromLiverpool Steamer From Hiflilux '-- :'"'_i'_~:1--
_ ___ _ ?:____-y--ml
me-_»
Florence “ 20t|r.l "l"Ir‘.aseu (,ust\>nior.°s ls. Ono
. ` / 4
Association and the horsemen ldlf-.
that the money was well PlBC¢d~ A wo d  t ‘
::“The School that has won the con- r 
ildence of the P00910-" U°1°“ O°m'
mercial Colle¢e.__ _I 8'-31dtf_
Prescriptions
Your doctor's prescription
is too important to be left to
the care of any person-at
any drug store- You' should
see that the work is attended
to by men you can rely on.
Our prescription' depart-
ment holds aa enviable re-
cord from the number and
accuracy of the prescriptions
turned out daily. This work
is attended to by expert,
licensed pharmacists and
each prescription is carefully
. double checked and record-
ed to insure accuracy. Bring
your prescription here.
The 2 Macs `
lnnri on -znainy Quatlrvi And
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hvaroa 'ran cal-:au BREAD
Prove it for yourself
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Bephmh Durango ,_-.‘r~.a~o;1 For Our Increasing Biisi
Md Vs“°~“¢° 12* "'i...-r friends PA'l‘oNs 9 sm 1.
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Passenger and Freight Agents lor ihc ULU ,illln
to Boston commenrin | th Sep
Rates Slllllll.
Charlottetown to Boston and
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Seiurning leave Boston Tuead
Saturday at noon.
For further information apply to
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160 Kent Stteet
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Agent, Cliarlottetow
':_ mb Almeriana Of_~_t..'n.|‘ufv.:»= Uur Old infrnns are our
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,_ - MAAII. CONTRACT
FURNEBS. WITBY it CO Lil) lla/[o _ , _
sriilnr Ns Arrni ' SEALED 'rimoaai-.~, .iarlrossen
' ;thr Postmaster Gr.-ncrnl, will he
°' The popular route o_~two.~f Quebec. coiveil nt ottawa nnril Noon,
» ~  Montreal, 'rimnssnd islands, '1‘or1»nto Fridiiy, the lflth October, 1911, i
and Niagara Falls Eleganhly equip- the conveyance of His Majeat
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  lied and thoroughly up-to-date stea- malls, on a proposed Conn-act f
_ gilerzl, lgaviug MQueb¢;_c sdggxyn P;!¢;l>: fnuiil years, six roupll sins per Yale
n ay, ur ng a a _ _ -o eac way, over 'fan ng on
Montreal. From Jyuns lst., until Oc- Route from the Postm ster Gent-r
  -toher 7th., daily except Sunday. ipleaaure. B
l' 1 C0mm2l1\>lDK June lst, steamers Printed notices containing fur
,lea;ssMo:_\treal__fp; Toponktu tially ex- information as to conditions of
t rn CGD “I1 By 6' o’c oc noon. posed Contract may he seen
good for 3o days from date of' sailin: U i For time tables and further partieu blank forms of Tender may he
Sailiiigs for September to Hawkesbury. I3" Wl`l¢°. ,itallled at the Post Offices OI -S
Halifax and Boston, Tuesdays and Fri- M- P- UONNOLLY. ‘ lmerlldc, Kingston, Kelvin GFOVB
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fl l`. A., Montreal. POST OFFICE '
INBPECTO-R S OFFI
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THOMAS HENRY, - _ . Charlottetown, I’.- Fai. I.,
__ Traffic Manager, 30th August, 1‘.lLt.
“_ ' Montreal. J; F. WHIBAR,
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