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We have added to
5 |°1¢¢l§1lIl° Of Leather Purses and .~ -
Travelling Sets for ladies and gentle- -
men.
The purses range from
The travelling sets are compact and
contain manicure pieces, brushes, mir-
1’°1'»¢¢°» making a very_useful addit
P1'°P°ftY ~
008 pictures of men look like
men. They show the force,
energy, character of the sitter.
something of the men portrayed.
Telephone to-day for an appoint..
ment. Phone 399. L
CO0K Studio
, Studio where ba e
llucnlas
Cascara Pills Cure
c0Ns'rlPA'rloN, BAD TASTE IN
;he mouth. offensive breath. etc. For all
forms of bowel and stomach trouble they
are most beneficial.-
; Price zdfc per Box
GEO. E. HUGHES.
Apothecaries' Hall
i.5o |,5o |.5o
Ifadies' patent
eather shoes
L50 1. 50 a pair.
|_50 Your chance to buy
a neat trappy shoe
‘.50 at a low price.
Blucher cut, fast
color eyelets cheap
.llga at 2 25 I
l.50
1.50
l.50
iso
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A E. McEACliEN
The Shoe Man.
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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.
iliryons il lin.
_ wlw. w_§LLNER. nw
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‘. of Eye, Ear, Nose Throat .
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Eyes tested and noied'for
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4 9 to xl am 1.30-3.30
‘ Evenings ou appointment
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EXHIBITION
WEEK
Surstudio
will bc open-
ed all day
and from 6. 30
to io P. M-
on the zlst
22nd, and 23
rd.forsitiing.
We can take
you just as
well at night
as in the clay
by our NEW
Electric light
Process and
you can have
your Photo
on a Postcard
2 for 25c. See
our Show case
for the
PATRIOT -
BROWN
MAN
Bayer 'Photographer
127 Grafton St-
i
="v.uie our ¢to§'iSF-fiifiais as to
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9-X d li-I
l once Bmvlbaldna £cnSon
\Il.`
nw Puowss nmol:
' °_5ogi_i;_lattosown. P. sl. 1.
Cheap Granulaied
Sugar.
We have just received a
new brand of white Gra nl
ated Sugar called “United
Empire" which We are HOV
offering at the very low price
of
21 pounds lor $1.00
It is good `value for the
money.
.Baer 8LGilll.
§'...."Z'
“The lady who has not yet seen Pa-
`¢.,n'¢ Fall Sittings has yat to see
th., bone, quality variety and dtpe
9-7 t .
the style tendency for the present fall newest. ____ .
and_wi'ntsr. H. H. Brown. tl;7hy2¢;npig_ _“Bother Shipman (125 comm) of
mens man. 9- 1‘
t ec-
"Thrifty mothers nud it mos
Mig; Montgomery's new Book "Anne
of Avonlea" received today. Our nrst
shi ment from the publishers of 100
eonomical to buy boy’s suits hers P
They find prices really reasonable and :sallam lspgdd 111;* nEm¢;:Y:v.h§l‘:;`:f°¢°r°£g
the qualities high-class. H. H. ,_ v nl 3.. ronwnce it to
Brown, the young men's man.
9-16d-Zirli.
.___-
Anne ol A o e P
be a very pretty story, and ls likely
to be even more popular than “Anne
of Green Gablss," of which we have
"A big- shipment of winter under- _
clotlag received including an in;_xlgrmspypgppdgpslilgfbo°g¥l°:is° Ari;
'f.°"..n..'° §“°'i°i¢if $33 iff' "il "ii wud vos", ggfgffng °°~1"““*°°~
‘~’ ' R lr llers i. a 0 B-
lirown. the young men'a i;r:|i.6dw1L _ "” "° 9___1M,.1,__
. _
brick for L. M. Poole & Co. 
yesterday, returning home in the af-
a aar
vey course previous to the opening of
on there last night
  .__`._ Any person finding a box oi cold
. 'rim Bn- H. E. 'rnnmnn or charles Cfeaml between Queen Square und' Ad
Mrs. John McLeod, and E. Wheatley.,
Keppock with Mrs. Aeneas A. Mac-
dofnald, left yesterday afternoon- for
1/////////////1//////, -i 'B . '  ~ -   The Aiwa* s Busy Sior
, \ _
Miss Stella Fletcher, and Miss Alex Martin, Valleyiield is in the
Daisy Douse. City, returned last nl lit cit
t  _ _._i _ V I , | _
'?‘;:\;; _\ \- _.»,  from Toronto. g Y. m  S
' -'\ -~~»‘-'--`-/‘ » -; C. E. McKinnon, City, returned
i0,1 | ' - _ . The schooner Frank arrived yester- from visiting the Toronto Exhibition
0 one 5 P63035 day from Pugwash, with a cargo of last night
yesterday was sixty-six above zero,
Earl Grey will probably arrive in
It is estimated that the Opera
S e  |House was about half flllcd to wit- 9°" this,°v°“i'”3 0" t°m°"°W mom'
c e new ness the one night performance put mg'
i..
dow. Gordon Hughes, Harry Tidm-arsh,_ _Among the passengers leaving, the
City yesterday afternoon on the wcst-
latter will run the Dolly in her race.
~ Sunlmerside. en route to her home Mrn Allan Mclnnis, Belfast, leaves'
O U A L I T Y '-°- the morning for Boston on n visit to ---- -» ------
~ Owing to the big Saturday Guar- friends and relatives there. She will
-.h 11 ._ _ The D. G. S. Minto is expected to '
” ° °° °“° leave this afternoon for Halifax. 'rue NOW [Clay IOI' y0\l 8*
Head Office in New Provlse Blgcii-Charlottetown. - - A
. ' O
E, McFarlane, Annan-dale, arrived in
¢|¢|', Gnilton B. and Mrs Perkins, Boston the city last night. registering at tl"
_ calms in by the mail train Last 'slight Vi°l9°l`ll\~` H°t°l- ` '
" 'rn lated ttli vit 1. -~
ey reg er a ° C °r ° 'rue s. s. olty ol client ..,,i1ea.yes l
C _ W_ _ Bo _ _ ` terday afternoon. She t k 1,,  t  t h l’
Mishplllara Ihonndllflheiiaoidnfhi lille 1/0012 One tllmlsand bushgllis olvggs. B  S a   
 t,,,,,,,,,,,_ airs. Alex Mcnnnnia, city, .ina licr_ - Sfylp
I ‘ ‘ . I .
__, _, daughter Mrs W L Hornsby were»
'rlisnlni are dns to the omeers ni passengers to Summmlde yesterday F11
the s. s. Halifax ini the nenntrlinl mvminr- ,
gk: donated hx md 0( the convent The highest temperature recorded F
, Walter MathiesOn_ City, leaves and the coldest was fifty-six above up 
for McGill College to take up a, sur- U11 “ine P'm~
d
Workmanship
9
 Walklng tetown, will Preach ini the Methodlstrmlfal Street, will confer a favor on
boots in our wi... €.‘;:.‘l°“..:f.‘€°f;'~;‘;“‘.._ °“   “""° at  The Always Busy Store
STANLEY BROS
_' ’ all of this city, were passengers re- ern train were: Michael Thnmns to ‘‘‘‘ '- ~- ----A f--_.-____Yw-;_.~~-_.___  ._ . . . . . ._ . *yy _-
There Sastyle turning by the express last. night. l};._i;ilinoxMIsls.nd; Dr. gicholson, Haver-
° I '__' , 'l . BSB-.' £0 Umm<=‘\‘Side, Rev. F M-
for yous just the Mrs John Collings, City, was a James Phelan, City, to Simnmey-,§i¢1,e_
passenger on the 'Northumberland _
one you have last night, returning' from a visit The launch Dolly, which is enteredl
b 1 k- _f to friends in Nova. Scotia towns. in tire rasces in Summerslde to be heldi 
een 00 lng Or, , -- today was taken up to Sunmlerside
Mrs W E Walsh Montreal who esters.. b mil 11 C B,-o,,,, ,mg
- . . _~ - - _ . » y y y _ . _ -
atld lt W111 ht, has neen spending the Summer at J. williams went np with her, the' \ `
dlml. and l-DB large lllml-lei' Ol MV - be accompanied b her d u hter M _ 1 h E
m Friday, to insure insertion in first
.gi
l'.iD€Dd
_ of the Bank of Nova Scotia. '1‘he'ed Cmvgatxn afotla LF? ¥8’ _
a pair. city workmen are also laying a lead Underwrit [_ f°C led I e “Summa
, ------ d" fiefnedllr dcsts ,_
f_,,,,,‘§ ,‘;‘,,,,,§‘,,e,,‘f ,;’,m,d_§__;_ue“';__ N‘§c,__ ri.. f..n.......g clips... im... in..
° oil was adjourned until this after- ggénggqgg geralw, lun fr°i‘al‘ly‘» give
"mm B' ' sy in connzctfd Hulilftthor coptrov‘er-
brought on for an alleged exhibition of the rea, disgoyérer ofa t';]‘;tl°;”'h;’!;
V ‘ i . or
of goods without a license. Po_e_ The wldenoe mwtiomd has
”'* been generally accepted as conclusive
by the neighboring pro\|.nces:-~Ssv-I
clial of-the despatches concerning thai
assault casa of McKenna. vs Gallant
ance on a train recently, was conclud-i
t two thirty This is o case
The election case of Tarnton vs
Prowse came up. yesterlday morning
again. The usual legal pnocedurc in
the examination of witnesses took
ses were exalmined-:-John Beaton,
George Younker, Benj Houston, Rea-
ney Jenllns, Andrew McG Smith, J.
J. McLeod, James Cook, Boni Byers
and George J. Rogers.
Arthur Monaghan, Kelly's Cross,
aged about sixty years, met with
a very serious accident
Wednesday, so serious that
it is hardly possible that rny
other than faital results will ensue.
Mi' Monaghan was dviving a tcrtm
with a load of oats, when the horse
took fright at the shifting oi the
load. Tha losld struck a post sind
the driver was thrown off striking
the ground with greslt force. - His
nephew witnessed the accident, and
quickly arriving mt his unc'lc’s i-"dc,
found him lying unconscious. He
had the injured mum removed fnom
the field to the house and Dr Mc-
Grath was called in. The Doctor fou-
nd t.h~a/t five of the inliuried miin's
ribs were broken close to back-bone,
and that two small bones lin onel
ankle were also broken. At a. intel
hour yesterday evening the pntlent's
l' Ito the north side of the street, op-' e S O mm a' i
posite the position of the old. hyd- _
Irant, where they will put in a new“iShf;t;;l;§e hgplgleelcggelsoogupxpe gli;
, 1 d' ep em er 15th, when Dr. Edwin T.
.iuey fa co  -W W _     
-. . _
At the Police Court yesterday, the gégfiggieidyCazitogieriergtggged NE
d d -_ 1 h- ~ t and Mrs_'l‘anton were very popular in
     
of the d`efendn,nt causing a disturb-[their mg"-V "lends 301” in Wiifhing
U1el'11_-is Joyous passage through life.
riiscoverv of the North Polo 'by Dr
COOK. the American explorer, state
place, and no importamt evidence th ¢ .1 h d hi _
was elicited. The following witnes- ‘hai ba:¢eInefouilJrd.ercThei'fs Eigdvzryiaoéggg
evidence thaft a native son of Prince
Marin Hanchard. Nelson McC0ubrf=y. Edward Island rescued the Pole be
fora the American.
:-Viisitors of the Exh'l~bilY.on- will
have a chance to help in ai small way
one of our most worthy institutions.
A tag will cost; but ten cents. Buy
OHC. tag day, and help the oi;
J. A. Chappell, St. Avard’s has re-I
| 1 A t t i b . _ 1 id . _turned home after a pleasant trip to
too. the r|i1'i:i,nwt'1 ‘dx-aiatfie ?>or§ie‘i‘BofaGre:d|Mwtmal' Tomnbo' Niagara F“uS»
I Sonably priced following issue.
- plp .
_ _ . ietc. While in Toronto he took in the
I $4.00 and $4_5O George and Richmond Street, in front Exhibiti _ d ls la _el _
hydrant A gate will also ‘ne placed in
- f i . f er ` Y " a s iss '
trade mark guar msements thereof _t _S necdasaw Emily Madms who mums to W \/ Get down to essentials auc 1. e three causes o success in a
h that 811 ‘chfillgeff Of matter P08011 sumo her duties in ir Training School
‘ " 'f . : . _ ` .
anteest at. Rea_ this OHM not mer than ten #for mussel Lie Insurance Company 'ire a Favorable Mortality, High Interest
Earnings, and Low Cost of Business.
Upon excellence in these essentials the success of The Great-
West Life Assurance Company has been established.
The MORTALITY RECORDS of the Company indicate con
stant care to eliminate anything approaching unsound business
Seventeen successful years of favorable mortality prove that the t om
pany have been successful in securing the best class of Insurants.
In respect to INTEREST EARNINGS on Investments the
Company's record is unique. An average of over 7 p c. is earned
practically entirely on Western First Mortgages --a'ckuo\vledged to be
-the most desirable form of investment for a Life Company s funds.
At the end of 1908, $4,226,462 was the total amount so invested
In COST OF BUSINESS -upon the proper basis of calculation,
approved by the leading actuarial authorities, in which the c'>=t of
New Business is separated from Renewals--The Great West Life is
second to no other Canadian Company.
These are the CAUSES. Now for their EFFECT
Low premium rates are charged--and high profit returns are
being paid to the Policyholders '
The GA IN in Canadian business las_i year was .70 p c gi eater
than that of any other Company. ,
After seventeen years the BUSINESS IN FORCE exceeds
$4 3 ooo,ooo. The company was founded in August, 1892.
This businesscomes from every part of of the Dominion But
there is still ample territory available for good men. ‘
. ,__ i
C
ll
condition was unchanged.
:Any barn or outbuilding can be
made water tight by applying Carpen-
ter-Mortorn Roofing. This Roofing csln
bs applied over the old shingles, if
desired, and will make a good tight
lob that will last for years. This
Roofing is cheaper and more satisfac-!
tory than shingiles or other. msiteriials.|
Flannell &»: Chandler will furnish book-
let sind samples noon request. i
:Miss Flora Donaldson, Queen of
Scottish Song, will give her concerts
as follows:-Wednesday, Sept. 15th,
Afton Hall; 'l‘hursd'uy, Sept 16th,Hon-
slraw; Friday, Sept. 17th, Crapuud;
Saturday. Sept. 18th, Lord’s Hall,
Tryon. 9-15d4ipd.
:Tales our'- E-mulslon of Cod Liver
Oil with Gusiialcnl when troubled
with asthma, bronchitis or any lung
trouble. It never fails to give relief
and in most cases effects a cure. An
excellent preparation for childreir.On-
ly 40c per bottle. A. W. Reddin,
Pham B., Sunnyside.
[ 11|!
Charlottetown Steam
Navigation Co., Ltd
Charlottetown Pictou
t Service
Change Of Time
Oommsnoing Tuesday Juno lst-.l Tas F. S.
. l ` "_,  .»'f`~':.‘ '
in... __, ._
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$1.00 pen
'I'.~1':.“:.l‘;f:'.-.“.‘i.1 ;:.';'..'..°°f:..'fl.°.f;'::.l~:_'.: G F- Hulchtwn
Returning will leave Piownlabonti-so p. m. }ewoller Q Opticlan _
-~ w- M-mm |;::l:°;‘:il’.a;:°l.‘a.r:l.: .:;:.l'.:‘i *LA-M.
’"‘i'i"»l'i"l`a'i»"~i'¢`l"’ ""‘“"“ """"" i B o-nail' l
i
- 5'
Hosvltnl- ~ 9-icuii.
we believe are
equal in mech-
anical con-
struction, to
the best pen.
made.
In addition
to this. they
have the fol-
lowing unde-
niable advan-
tages.
I They are
self-filling,fil-
led in a
twinkling.
2 As there is
no joint they
cannot leak
and soil the
fingers as
many good
pens do.
3 The act of
filling also
cleans the
delicate ink
channels and
prevents clog-
ging.
have the best
on the market.
Our New “l»‘lor'ern
A. A. Waterman
Fountain Pens
' GreatWest
O
Life Assurance Co
Head C-ffice, \\/inuipeg
Branch Office, Clizirlotteimvll.
Hyndman (2). Co.
llnnagers P. E. I.
9, _ i4dtuf2i
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' ANNOUNCEMENTS.
sqm; of the most interesting and
wonderful performances 'in conuectwn
with the Provincial Exhibition next
week, will be that of Mile de Frances,
and her seven trained dogs. Wl10 Will
appear in the afternoons, between the
heats of the races, and in the even-
ings at. the Arena Rink. The little
ailmals are almost hilman ill H1211'
intelligence. One of them, seated in 'ai
miniature automobile, does a looll
me loop act; the auto plunges down
a long incline, turns twice lu~thc aiu,
r coeds down the truck with the
moderate cost.
ami p o
dog as a passenger. The other six _
cl-ogs do a varied program of marvel-
lous acts, all instructive amd amus-
mg_ 9-17d1i.
*Let no one feel slightsd if they are
not tagged Hospital Day. The ladies
in charge will do their best to find
them all. 9-16d3l.
_ N e wson’s Block. I
Mattress Making
[have the only power machine in the' Provini
or picking and dusting old hair, wool, flock and othi
mattresses. Any kind made over equal to new
*Attention is called to the Union
Conimerdail College ad which appears
in this issue "~
~n0 not fail to take in the ntiwi-ncltlys WHEN BUHNG [mug
C
booths of the great Bazaar to lla
in the Market Hall basement, during
Exhibition week, under the auspices
of Notre Dame Academy. Come and
bring your friends, Sept. 21st to 25
f,h_ 9-lildlw.
putunln narrelma. . _ f - ,
BLENDID TIAS-in 3- 5 8"* 1° lb "U9-
OUR SPECIAI.-regular zBc new 14 or 5 lbs $1. in
GRAN. SUGAR--ai lbs for $r.oo.
BEST BAR RAlYlk-_-ian lbsffn; '_ I l _
E hmm u Al in 1 o A owes prices.
'“"°""°‘*°' °° “‘° ‘ °" Nnm I-ms_oN as 0 o
_  Q
_ you wnntdtc any tho best “I t In ad _
' - li e our. now as mr n vr-gl o pr ces
“ ° "M ” "My lggiidllo 2iiii"ino mwkn '