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;- _H`*_l‘l°.°‘Uf°“ _ .
_ PACKED
iN UNE.
AND TWO
WHAT COFFEE
now drink, it
cent a day extra to drink” the
in the land, This is
grownifrom eel ted eed
nnder the beetesgricirl- C  E
ltltll 'C0llditi0liS.  
' MONTREAL
, ONLY
cant coat over_`
"Mac's Blood Food is made
recipe used and endorsed by
physicians throughout America
Europe. It is in a class all its own.
The Two Macs. 8-22MZli
To give
away or
to use
your own
home
the best
silver is
1835
R. WALLACE
Silver plate that resists wear
Guaranteed absolutely
W. W. Wclln
if
111111108 11 11en'\\__
- wlth;that_naturJtl expression, quiei
` tone and artistic hnish that you
are bound to admire. Prompt serv-
ice reasonable prices.
Ctliili STUDIO `
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48
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for a high grade line of
Women"s
Pumps and
Oxfords
that usually sell at prices
ranging to $3 75 a' pair.
This line includes all
this season°s styles in
pumps and oxfords- in
tan, gun metal and patent
leathers- sizes ranging
from 2 56 to 7.
This is a special bargain
and as the line is limited it
'll t
:;..Ps:..’;“ °$z.-18
7 Afloat and to arrive pier
Schocners “Damietta" and
]ol'.1hnna”f and “Ann ]. Train-
or‘?;Izoo Tons best quality
auteur 0- if.=._Esa..S1°v= -“<1
Chestnut' Sizes. '_
Customers would do well to
book their orders so as to
have their 'Coal delivered
whilst vessels are discharg-
ing. ‘ A
CC. Lyons ®.'Co
' New Advertisements.
1 Alley Cf? Co
115 Queen St.
50 cents per dogen
lat,
!?.s2_°f Q. 90152
l nfl tr
nn. 5.  funn I
Surgeon ent st _
' Berlin Dental Parlors
Bic monid Bt. Phone il”
ver rowee Bros.
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Salt Salt
just arrived ter steamer Prima
and for sale at lowest prices, ro.ooo
begs Liverpool Salt and 3ooo bags
Fishery Salt.
Matthew & McLean Ltd
_ Souris
8,23ME6i.
Coal Coal
dusilileaboui Mil- 3°'h Wil" " °"'3°_
ef rqgq tons of the celebrated Lackawann
Autlggelgq Coal ln Slove and Chestnut
Q1; t\,t|» ls the same q\wli\y_°f ¢°°:
'hah '|” “wh “god satisfaction al
"li,
putt” f,-qui.-Ing Herd Coal ard r¢~
qlnstse ts been ttrm-ores.. .11 .nes and
ggitqjlcgrfgnga to talre delivery while
vessel discharging WN" P"i°°° ""
nweei. »
m1m,11e11 it cs
That little girl of yesterday is a
young lady to-day-f her summer
f|»0¢k5 are most becoming, it is the
Nothing but a picture can keep
her as she ls. Now rtally-isn't it
worth a picture?
The Dayer. wig
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J. B. BROWN. D. M. D I
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Ur wn and B idiro BD 0 llllt- V
mjjrr::..lt::.t2:3l“‘°'
SEEING THINGS
T\05¢|\°°°¢"i»°' 5' A"‘l"°"‘ 'ni "” right is what will trsnspire if you'll
gnly be so kind as to bring your
eyes here and have us fit them with
a pair of
EY! GLASSES l’Elil'EC'l`l.Y
,FITTED
by our method. Your vision is
gtreuglthened by wearing glasses we
t In
PRICES ARE REASONABLE.
E+- W- Tavlvf
5u~scx finger Ale
happiest time of her young life. ‘
Malte the appointment ie-day-
CHARLOTIETUWN
It Pays to buy in this Province.
` Hen." John Memes ana Hon. J. A.
McDonald, Cardigan, came to Char-
tended the meeting- of the Executive
held yesterday. 1
Dr. W. A. Black, Toronto, and H.
G- Black. Pugwash, have been visit-
ing in Charlottetown, the guest
of
-their brother C. H. Black. They leave
on return this morning on the North-
umberlsnd.
There will be service in the Presby-
terian Church, Tryon, 'next Sunday
morning at 10.30 and in the evening
at seven; and in Hampton at three
in the afternoon. The Lord’s supper
will.be dispensed at the morning and
afternoon services.
Among the vessels now discharging
cargoes in Charlottetown are the
following: Kenneth C., hard coal,
from New ifork; Champion, Capt.
Orr, Richlbucto, lumber; Maud Car-
ter, Capt. Weatherbie, Louieburg,
coal; J. H. Ernst, Capt. Daly, North
Bydnev, coal.
Friends of the late Robert l’egrum,
formerly minister of the' Central
Christian Church in Charlottetown,
will regret to learn of his death
which occurred on the 14th inet at
Maursgan, Conn. The deceased ‘had
was able to keep up his ministerial
labors until s. short time ego.
C. Leonard Grant,
H. Williams, P. C. P. Doull, P.
C., S. A. McDonald, P. C., and W.
A.McCalder, P. C., of Empire Lodge.
No. 19, Knights of Pythian, Char-
l0i-f-0t0Wn. who had been attending
the Grand Lodge Sessions in Moncton,
have returned. They report having had
a splendid. time and were royally en-
tertained.
.ffl
G. C., J.
The funeral or the late P. P. Gillis
took pl§e yesterday morning, a
large number of citizens attending in-
cluding members of C. M. B. A. of
which deceased was a member. The
pall-bearers were Mayor Lyons, D
Nicholson, M. P., S. A. McLeod
John navies. and J. B. Mcnonnm.
The Requiem Mass at St. Dunstan’s
Cathedral was celebrated by deceas-
€d'S HOPMW. Rev. R. B. McDonald,
with Rev. J. A. McDonald, Grand
WV". and Rev. Pius McDonald as
deacon and sub deacon, and Rev. Dr.
McLellan as master of ceremonies,
The marriage of X. George Pavil-
des, barrister-at-latv, and son of the
late Professor X. Pavlides, of Athens,
with Miss Gwladys Ventry Canning,
daughter of the late P. W. G. Cann-
ing, R. N., and of Mrs. Hartley, of 8
Hedclide Gardens. and grand-daughter
of the late Hon. E. Palmer, Chief
Justice of Prince Edward Island,
Canada, took place at St. Lukys
Church, ‘Redclirle Square, on the 25th
uit, the ceremonY being Performed by
the Rev. H. Anderson, vicar, and a¢_
terwards at the Greek Church, Bays-
water, by the Very Rev. A. C. Pag-
onis.-London Exe., Aug. 22nd.
most successful of the farmers picnics
_was held on the Experimental Farm
at Charlottetown when u
Rear gathered at the farm. They ar-
rived about 11 a. nu., and immediate-
ly had dinner, filling for the first
time all the tables and with ten
over. Addresses of great interest by
Premier Mathleson, Hon. Mr. Mc-
Kinnon, Hon. John McLean and I-Ion.
J. A. McDonald, followed and then
the entire party inspected the farm,
with Mr, Clark explaining many
things of interest on the grounds.
Then they gathered on the lawn
and here C. C. Gardiner spoke on
CUFUIK Hay and on Beef Cattle, E.
A. Macdonald, the member of the die-
trict from which the contingent came,
gsvs an excellent address, Mr. Justice
Haszard gave many reasons why
young men can do better hers than
in the west, D. Nicholson delivered 5
well spoken address and Mrs. Cun-
millglltlm. Mstron of the Ontario Agri.
cultural College, Guelph, extended a
hearty invitation to any who might
like to visit the college. Rev. Dr.
Campbell. St. Dunstan’s College gave
an excellent address and after being
Dh°i.°8l'8l7hsd in one great group in
front of the barn and 1; trip on 5
special train across to Hillsboro and
back the party broke up. Erof. Clark
is deserving of great credit for the
trouble and vast nmqunf, of 1559,- and
fatigue he undergoes in order to see
to the comfort of his guests and for
the excellent method adopted of mak-
|"K the work of the farm known and
_beneficial to the farmers of the pro-
vince. That it is appreciated was evi-
dent by the tone of the visitors re-
marks nn closing their visit yesterday
evening. May the good work continue.
#British Almond' Pink is an excel-~
lent. preparation for sunburn. "l‘here's
nothing better that we can recom-
mend. Its emolllent properties will
be quickly discovered, even after one
application the skin is remarkably
smooth and nice. 25c. bottle. E. A.
Foster. Central Drugstore, Bunny-
sids. . , O tslll
 
l’eople’s Theatre
Seal flshiugnff the Coast
of Newfoundland
its near home -instructive-coma
. and see lt
The |.itt’e Sttwswsy l
, w1»°`.1» wi.. Y
Brian ful of Fun--A' Bunnygraph
Miss Sweeny ig
lottstown yesterday morning and st- l
Yesterday what was perhaps the
sho t , 105
from Tracadie and 45 from Morcll
(From _Yeetdrdsy'a lllvening Guardian)
There were no cases before the
Charlottetown police court this morn-
A concrete sidewalk is being laid
on Water Street. Charlottetown, from
Great George to Queen Street.
Mrs. F. E. Dench and child. Char.-
lottetown, leave this week to 1oin
Mr. Dench in St. John's, Niid.
Rev. W. M. Field of Tryon returns
home today from attending the Bap-
tist convention in Montague.
W. S. Louson, Charlottetown,
leaves tomorrow morning for Mon-
treal and will be absent for some
weeks.
' W. F. H. and Mrs. Gill, Charlotte-
town, leavs tomorrow morning on s
visit to Toronto, Montreal, Niagara
Falls and New York.
The Northumberland sailed from
Charlottetown at 8.80 this morning
for Picton with s. good list of pas-
sengers and u. fairly large freight.
Miss Messervey of Halifax who has
been visiting Hammond and Mrs.
Kelly, Southport, left by the North-
umberland on return this morning.
the Charlottetown District of the
Methodist Church will be held in Mt.
Stewart on Sept. 3rd at 9.30 a.m.
The Baptist Church services of the
Tryon Circuit will take Place neat
Sabbath as follows:-Albany at 10.30,
Tryon, 2.30 and Westmoreland at 7
p.m.
Arthur and Mrs. Green of Balti-
more, Md, were among thc outward
passengers on the Northumberland
Mrs Green's mother, Mrs McMillan,
Queen St.
, .___
thls morning. They had been vrsiting » - f
A number of athletes from the
mainland, who took part. in the cham-
pionship sports in Charlottetown last
evening, accompanied by their ad-
mirers, left on return this morning.
A few are remaining here for B few
days.
Today the eastern express arrived
in Charlottetown at 8.25, ten min-
utes late; the southern accommoda-
tion at 9.35 a.m., on time; the Cape
Traverse accommodation at 10.10 a.
acfomrnodation at 11.40 a. m., on
time.
nearly two months, is at present vis
itlng his brother, Henry Square-
briggs, 116 Weymouth St., Char-
lottetown, and will leave Saturday
morning for Boston where he has
been living for a number of years.
"Llggetts are classed with the
most expensive chocolates made, and
they are worth their price. They are
made in one of the cleanest and most
modernly equipped factories in the
United States and their absolute pur-
ity, delicious flavor and high quality
make them the favorites with all lov~
ere of dainty sweet meats. This is
the only store in the city that sells
Liggett's. Call around and get a
hox. Price $1. The McK-innon Drug
Co., corner Great George -and Kent
Streets. 8-23lVltf.
Purchasers of cut , glass
need to make sure that they
are getting the genuine article.
We know that there is be-
ing marketed by manufactur-
ers who are considered reliable
spline of so called cnt glass ln
which the pattern ls really
pressed, and afterwards
touched up and polished on a
a wheel. _
0ur Cui Glass
it fully:eui When the cutter tllrsl
a piece in hand it is perfectly plain
on both sides and every line is cut
and polished by hand.
We control for Charlottetowmthe
product ofthe oldest and largest
Canadian factory, and foal that we
have the very best in cut glass to
offer our patrons.
l G. r. 1111'rc111-5011
1 ' jeweler- Optlcian
_ unsung ___
liuzlihess Stand and
Stock for Sale _
Ae I wish to retire from the mer-
chandising business with a view of
removing to the West I will dis~
The stand comprises a general
store and all necessary ware-
houses together with dwelling ac-
commodation V
The business stand is situated in
oneof the very best sections of the
province ends large and lucrative
trade can be done in produce if the
in a short distance of Richmond
Bay (which can be reached -by
boot) ands lsrgebnsinese can be
done 'with the oyster, clam and
,Every Day We Receive Som
` James M. Squarebriggs who has  t
been visiting in this Province for e
->i1_li1~` 1;1_u1_L__|n1SS 't
:’.~::°.‘:.t.'.‘.‘f.."::,‘.:'.‘:‘::‘»‘i‘;?..'c:..:’;' ‘K N 'T *ARG UE
purchaser desires. It is also with- ' ,"‘, fl"
 Of The New Fall 'Coats
' of superb styles and rare
` beauty ol design as well as
th\o-roughly dependable qual-
` _ ities atparticularly reason.
able prices appeal to you. Yon
wantlto see these coats ,we
now have 'in stock
$l2.25to ‘$28.75.
Slonlev Bros
The alwuvs busv Store.
been ill for the past ten months, but The Financial District: meeting of `
The flags over the Salvation Army, .___,' _._ y __ ,_
Charlottetown, are flying at half- I -_ i
 "‘°"‘°" Mason Fruit ]ars
Pints 75 Quarts 85 per dozen.
L.A. HASZA RD
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Beauty o Crown and Country
Depends on Paint
-- Prepsirrd Paints are Gaining Ground
People are becoming for-winced that it pays them to buy prepared paint rather
than to trust to the painter in m.x it up.
The Sherwin Williams Mixrd Paint covers most, locks lest, nears longest mos
economical. 1 '
' SOLD BV
S. W. CRABBE.
` Agent lor S W P. Paints
m., fifteen minutes late: the Tignish '_ ,  " V ` - ~ -~-» -  5  15;-.--3
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us Attend to Your
.lPlumbing` Trouble -
~ We have a large staff of expert plumhers--
make a specialty of their work and know that we
can give you best possible service.
Our first-class equipment modem methods
and skilled workmen make for satisfaction when
they attend to your work.
Have Your Home Heated
' Properly \
Dou’t wait for the told weather to come be-
fore you see to the proper heating of your home.
Start on the work now, today and are that your
home is well protected from winter s winds and
storms. Call or phone 263 for information re-
iug our system.
Stanley, Shaw E3 Peardon A
Cor. Great George and Kent Sta.
es
mA1.¢.~o 'r Nb n-1 sei-.sud t.-.e
lldderllrned. andsndernd. '-' ' e deg,”
Ex}en1lon to tireakweler at Bow' .
l~.’ wi I be recelv at this office un it
I it-m~.on Wednesdsy. sen ber |,1 I
r the ehonesruetlan of su tens on to
rkliiep winter at Bourie. Kings Lounty.
l
. an .
I lane. epseiiloatian and form ol centres;
can bs seen and forms of tender obtsi
at tg? Department and at oil cvs of all.
ii~ lan, Eng, Dletrict. Engineer I ar-
toimpwn. P. .i..u.r:.w.n»4w..1l-use..
Ivietrier. ltngineer. Hnlitsx, N. 8 . and pn
plppslipation to the Postmaster at sour s.
Persona tendering are notliled the
teunere will not he coneidered gales:
made on the pr ated forms supulis , an
argued with their ' _actual signatures
staying their occuoatiotis end places ol
ree dence. In the casa o tlrrna I s actus
signature. the ndature og the occupation
and place oi reel ence o each member
of the drm must be given.
Each tender must be accomDanlsd_lL!
nn accepted cheque on a chartered ban ,
payahl » to the order of the Honourable
the M1nlsterofPubilc Wori¢s.equai to ten
per cent (10 P. e i of the amoupt of the ten~
ner. which will be forfeited I the person
tendering decline to enterinto a contract
when ca ed anon to do eo, or lail to com-
plets the work contracted lor. lt the tend-
srrtpwdnot accepted the cheque will be re~
u
'l‘he Ueoartmsnt does' not. bind itself to
accept the iowontor any tender.
B) order.
lt. 0. DEBROCBERSI
- Sacre ary.
Department of Public Works.
Ottawa, Augusvis, ills.
Newspapers wrt nqtihb paid for thll ad-
vertisement if t.2_6 nsert it without
%tln%§;'i tv from tb spsrtmsnt.-20950.
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Funriture Sale
too pieces of brand new furniture,
consisting of dressers at $5.90 up..`
com modes at 2.7 5, .sideboards from
1o 50,' sofas from 5.75. kitchen
chairs 4_5c,kitch n tables 2.74. din-
ing-room tables 6.oo.bedroon1tsbles
gcc, parlor tables 2.00,' iron beds
2.50, mattresses 2.3o, hed springs
2 25, parlor suits, iq 75, (5 pieces)
wicker chairs 2.90, lawn chairs
1 zo, Brusselscart et 75c, tapestry,
carpet 4zc, straw matting oc. hemn
stair carpet qc, Scotch and union
W5' ratolts
7-oMtf.
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Fire insurance
For rates in thai’ E. island Mutha,-
re Insurance Comps lee on Perm Build
n a, hurches. H .re.B\-hoola. Hotels
tlliassa Factories Water Mille. etc. etc
, _
°° "° o- D.s1c1.L.1orst
Phone
_Iaclcet System
-of Heating -_--1
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The jacket system of home '
heating which I h.ve im-
proved and perfected is
without doubtfthe most sat-sl,
isfactory and economical of vt.
any system now before the..
public.
“ith this system you can heat
rvray room to an ideal warmth
l through the winter months a. the
cost uf fuel for one st ve.
Cali and let me demonstrate this ,
system or write lnday for teet-
imunials at d p4rli.ulf1rn.
Jas. A. Mcllachern
124 Gt- Geo, St.
squares 4.75, tapestry squares _
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Funeral Director an? sm-
balmer-Mias A. Fergusor|.Ls\dy
Assistant- Personal Attention
and Promptnese Guaranteed.
Ambuiance calls answered at
shnrt notice.
SPECIALTIES
Disinfcciing and bumigatrug
Furiture Repaired and Reap-
bols .red.
Silent Salesman made toordsr
OFFICE- Kin 1 8 re Phone
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'gooltn riids, Phone 80%.' tfliisltlle
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in the House NOW
Now that you don’t not-ri it is the best time toinstnll
that system so that you will have no discomforis or incon-
veniences durlng the colrl season _
Our system of heating has all the latest improvements.
is so simple. safe, convenient and economical that no ‘ho :se
owner can afford to be without it _It cut_s down tie fuel
bill, increases comfort and pays for itself in a few seaSon's .
use. ‘
Cali, write or phone 393~J for prices and testimonials.
Fred H. Trainor
V so Grafton St-Opp Opera House
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- . chewing the string.lf you
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them the "last word” in
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condition there is nothing
quite so good as Molassine
Meal.
Molassine Meal enables
the horse to get every bit
of nourishment from his
feed, develops speed
strength and endurance
and puts the horse in line
fettle. ' ~ .
Try Molassine Meal
even for a short time and
note' the marvellous re-
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