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COAL
While* You Can
Now is the' time to lay
in a stock of coal, later on
there’ll be a rush; and the
coal will not be as good
and chances are prices will
be higher. _»
We can supplyythe best
coal proi_iiptly___§.`ar_id at the
A. Pickaiid,& Co
Phone 240 Charlottetown
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THERE are several rea -
S 0 yi S w h y y 0 u
should buy your winter
months. The iiiost im-
portant one is that you
will thereby effect a con-
siderable saving of money
-and then there may be
a notable shortage of in
‘ coal just when you are in
Phone Ill Queens Wharf 
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21 sun es, lie wants thein‘
Buy them here andfthe quality
nd price will be _always right.
There is enough people In this
City who want the best to keep
Us busy and more are demand-
|“S illlhllly goods every day-
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coAuAR1'£TT£ Sgigiedfwlfh alllhe popular
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coal during the summer and also with hard and soft
  WO0D
both in blocks or kindling
Your coal and wood bus
ess invited.
Phone Main Office 754 J
Wharf Office 744 L
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The “Garry” is a very popular range,
built to supply the demand for a high-grad-e
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.CARRAGHER & C0
Steel Range at a popular price. The dain-
tiness of the neat nickle trimmings, so easy
to clean, set on the blued steel gives the
Range a very attractive appearance: It is
a splendid stove for an ordinary family, b_e-
ing an excellent baker and cooker, while
consuming a minimum amount of fuel.
' The flues are wide and deep with roun-
ding corners,‘making it extremely easy to
clean.. Large,_quick baking oven, heated
with the least amount of fuel. ALUMIN-
UM ANTFRUST COATED BACK. The oven
door is strong and well braced, _ and will
hold ally moderate weight. Fire-box is
scientifically proportioned ‘to the rest of the
stove so that -the maximum amount of heat
is obtained with the minimum amount of
fuel. _ _ _
The “Garry” is supplied with the
“famous” Duplex Grates, wh1¢h,_h2V€ P1`0Vi
ed to be the most satisfactory for genera
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FLA'i?_ RIVER.-150, . war views
"'i_‘he._-c¢lT.i‘ail~_f_'Q§4thw,il8tla,.{' Come and
ee_w_llere_. orihe .has fought and
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O0Ml"~TOj=~THE PAGEANT in
ei Kingston. Baptist Church on Septem-
ber 12th, 7.30 p. m. (old time.) Will
9| take place rain or shine, Address.
music, costumes, Collections for mis-
lpns.  soo-9_-10-iiiaipd.
IMPORTANT MEETING.-‘-'The' eoni»
mitee ot the, "Inter-Church Forward 'inst.. which are as follows; Black
Movement" is called to meet in the River 10.30 a. ln- M°\111t Stewart 3
Y. M. C. A. tomorrow, Thursday aiter~ p. m. Marie 7 p. in.--W.
noon at two o’ciock. All Protestant ` ‘
MARBMFELD AND FAIRVIEW. -
Next Buudny, Sept 14th. Rev W E
Piper will preach at Marshfield at il
p. m. and at Fairview at' 7.15 p.m.
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'rnvoN BAPTIST esnvicss. -
sunday 14th. Rev. F. A- Hiiblev will
preach at Albany 10-30. Tryon 8.
Westmoreland 7. Subiect at "I‘ryon.
“A square Man." Special singing and
special oitering Come.
MOUNT STEWART CIRCUIT. -
The congregation of the Hbovd Circuit
are increasing each Sunday. Hence.
all should make an eiiort to attend
one ci the-services on- Sunday 14th
“I” member” °f this °°"‘mm°°~ - ot oats that is attracting a great deal
9'10m3l- of attention and causing a lot oi com-
WEDDING BELLS'-A "WY llfelty ment is situated' on the lower side
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l weddmg "Wk Place at “Th” MP9" ot lower St. Peters Road about three-
BOIISIIHW; Clie 1101118 Of C. W. Crosby, quarters of a mile h-um iChm.]U“e_
In member of lmrnamem' at "°°n' Sept- town writes a correspondent who had
4;; 3rd, ,when his daughter Ruth‘H., was occasion yesterday to vim me Golf
married t° J' Brenmn M“m‘°“" Links. He was struck with the ap-
merchant of ~Souris_ The ceremony earn ce of Ona of the mon beauty
was'perl’orined by Rev. F. A. I-lubley D P . l
of Tryon. Only the immediate friends .ml hams or gram he has ever -fail:
f the bride and groom were m_eBem_ .ind it is said by good judges tha _
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The bride unattended was dressed in Xmlyicltd 130 ixxxgs igrttxr Etggua.
QE her travelling suit" and looked very lie sims' n as gmnd to be Mr
gp attractive. The parlor where the cere- éasc igmfivvgegf Ea” Royalty he hnvf
mony was performed was pre'-ml' ‘le‘ in 'nrchaeed this rich field from the
corated with white and pink sweet Cfngoll estate somejwo mfs ago
gllfgsriijrgfn fizgfé txiifglolgngl l'lle"‘_|)l“` lt had been pasture for quita( a_ nuni:
c w. _
Luncheon was served from theywedd- bei or y(;larB¢0lr; ifjilmling aloiif A mu?
ing china used by the bride:-'s mother, nféirerftts Sot P tn 5 an d“;,_nux2fm'_
grandmother and greatgrandmother.l?» fl ° ' °1 ' Berg, elim lm °t',;’;
The brldc was the recipient of many' le( of in nlwiislduo -Eh ’ u Us 1
beautiful and valuable gifts. A nuinb- gona as 0' tial' fierefiirsi a si;
Gr ol' tho guests inotored to Borden a great many ohm no le SCO
in company with Mr. and Mrs. Mat-  ggelggst b§,{Q¥:)lr§'l,;miIillx5i;)I;Mr`t0 
tliew who crossed oil the (larferr on ' -_ .
_ ,L mp through the upper Provifmes much the he_avle_iit..__ Thc_féLlId 0! grasiii
taking with tlieni the best wishes of nn the lower side or tl ower '
their many friends ~ Peters road is well worth seeing be-
' ing at the rate of one hundred stooks
to the Wire. There are eight acres
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"ar ' "'"°" °" '“'° °"°'y‘”""” in the held. /. _ _ ,_ _
’ In 4:7' '_"'~' -..'.*.'. _*__
 A   was united in marriage to Mr. Her-
bert Buchaiiizan, of Fredrecton, P. E.
I. The ceremony was performed by
  ltev.- J. W. Hayter. The bride was
beautifully attirod in peach crepe-ile-
_I cliche, and rfirred it bouquet ot while
W h ` sweet pens and maiden hair fern
WEDDING BELLS.-Tho home oi
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Blggar, Brndal-
bune, was lite scene of a very pretty
wedding mi thc evening of Sept. .irrh
when their fnughter Margaret I'e.ii‘|
e ave received a car of She was attend-d by Miss Irene Mc.-
Kinnon who woro a dainty di'r>s‘i oi
I Robin; H0011 Whité Flour  .s‘:iri‘“sts““::i"i:f;i..s.r‘:.h'.ir
nf pink s inns
fern. The groom was supported by
WC l'€'C0l'l'iil'l8l1d This flour Mr. A. B. Cntlilfe, of Hunter River.
and u a ran t e e it t b _ After a hoiiziteous repa__st the evening
g 0 0 was ploiisniitly spent in singing
Ih0I'0Ugiliy S8llSf3.CIOI`y. ganiosl, etc. _Tho happy young couple
were the recipients of many presents,
YOU Can have  in barrels’ mostly cash envelopes and cheques.
98 48 d   b _They took the train Friday morning
’ an ags _ _ , ,for Boston. Mass., where they intend
-\ < . making their future home. Her travel-
Try thls Hour and you WA] ‘ling suit was toupe broad cloth with
bf)   i ' hat to m'utch. The best wishes of a
_ _ _ h al tl d friends are
ost of r a ves iin_ _
theirs for happiness arid prosperity in
their new home. ,‘_
Armstrong, B. C. June 11th, 1919.
ERS Minn-we Liniment co., am.
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Dr. E. C. Harris  
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Office Hours 9,30--l2.30
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Fall Styles
By special arrangement we
have received by express a. few ~;
FALL oseione in ' :_
LADIES FOOTWEAR
These goods were bought ear-
ly and escaped the big jump lr.
the Boot and Shoe market.
We can show you something
in '
'rwo 'rone srewn
Field Mouse And Tan
Grey Buck Tops at
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MODERATE PRICES
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D Sir :
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Since the start of the Basebalhsea-
son we have been hindered with sore
muscles, sprained ankles, etc., but -just
as soon as we started using Minard’s
Liniment our troubleslended. Every
baseball player should keep a bottle oi
.yiiur liniinent handy.
Yours truly, ,
E. E. Anmernouo,
Secretary Armstrong High School
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Splendid Values  
in»Stationery
Good paper; always -
reflects an air of refine-
ment. _ It need not
priced but should be well
chosen.
We can furnish an
elegant quality of paper-
with envelopes to match,
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prices. » _, ‘-
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is Correct 1
We also carrya com-
plete line of Waterman’s
Fountain_Pcns, Inks, Etc.
Etc. _ _ 
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It removes the blu?cloudinees\ as well as K 1 __ A
every particle of dust-andleaves a hardy esp your mm mm bn ht ha" your '
dry, lustrous Bnlsh that lasts.
home sparkling and cheerful-by an occa~
sional treatment with 0-Cedar Polish.
Get a bank today and “do over" the gee it with confidence on your Plano;
_ furniture of one room.. You will be sur- pit;‘;;u:>%rf‘\i)rli1i?i:rcaA yl¢:icin|;i?i\;id? _and on any
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33"". an - e 3 t y _ t _° 0_C°d°" 0-Cedar Polish is sold In various sized `
Pflttkages from 25c. to $3.00.
‘ Wonderful results are obtained by using the
0-Cedar Polish Mop on doors. For any type of
floor-varnlshed hardwood or painted softwood,
or linoleums._
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It preserves and pollehea-a daily light rubbing ,
with the Mop is all that is needed to keep your _
floors permanently beautiful. The grain of the " ~
wood le brought out, leaving a lasting lustre.
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0-Cedar Polish Mop treated with 0-Cedar
» Polish, obtainable in either round or triangle
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shape--at $1.50. -,, _ I ,_ -
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You will ilnd both Polish and Mop at any Grocery or Hardware Shop. -» I
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Sept. 23rd to 27th 19195
PRINCE EDWARD "_
ISLAND EXHIBITION
AT ‘
Charlottetown
Open To All Canada .
Over $10,000 in Prizes
The largest list of HORSES ever seen on any ISLAND _'-
TRACK. Over 80 different HORSES entered to race. 
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SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS if
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The Curzon Sisters “The Aerial Butterflies.” 
Norman, the Man Frog. j 
MORRIS--SMITH--BEER
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As illustrated, delivered to any station
in thqLMaritime Provinces. Price $62.00.
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YOUR SHOES REBUILT
with best materials, by real shoe
makers, on factory maohinery--
that's what we offer in place of
old-fashioned, unsightly, cobbler
repairs. We restore wo{'n shoes
to strength and useiu ness at
prices so low as to make the
"high price of foot wear" talk
oi! no concern to our patrons.
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Phone B10 81 Grafton tt.
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Cadieux the Bounding' Wire Act. _ 
/ The fastest HORSES in CANADA are coming. -
The largest attendance in the history of Prince Edward
Island Exhibitions is anticipated. Make your arrangements -_f _*__-
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JOHN J. DAVIES i C. R. SMALLWOOD§ii
- President Se cretary-Treasurer. 
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