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One Dollar' Fountain Pen
We wish to call special at
iention_ to our One Dolls
Fountain Pen.
This Pen is made by THE L. E.
WATPRMAN CO., of Montreal,
the nialzers nf the famous
Waierman's Ideal Fountain Pen
It has the regu‘ar Waterman
feed, i4kt solid gold pen in line,
medium and coarse points and
comes ln plain and chased barrel.
In a word ‘tis
‘A Pen that always goes. ful-
fills all eripeclations and satis-
fies the most exacting writers’
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all Shampoo Paste
Paste is a semi~so'id shampoo so ap conta. ning iii-
ciean iness and hes th of the scalp. A
dsndrulf and tends to mike he hair scf , ai lry,
It does not contain a_s ig e injurious ngredZe'~t_
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n Drug Company
reat George and Kent Sts.
Rex
93" Shampoo
promoting the
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General Commission
Merchants
Sydney. N. S. ,
. Consignments offarm produce
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I Farmers having first-class dairy
utter for ,sale should write us
ating prices.
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H. B. Weeks, Fredericton, has gon?
to Bt. John on' a short visit. '_' -_
Miss Amanda McLeod, Dundas, has
lelt,..lor Broo}¢line,_Mam., where she
wilfepend the winter. *
Mrs. George Urling ol Brookline,
Mass., who -thas been visiting her.
mother Mrs. McLeod, Dundas, has
lelt on return to her home.
Saturday the Northumberland ar.
rived at Picton from Charlottetown,
at ~12.05. She_ lelt again at 4.45
D. m. with passengers, express, mail
and freight, and n,rrived,at 8.10 p,m‘.
She leaves today at 8.20 a. m.
lor Pictoir returning at night.
A quiét wedding was solemnised in
St. John's Anglican Church-, Moose-
jaw, Sash, on Thursday, Aug 15th,
1912, when Miss Mary Myrtle Shaw
daughter of Daniel Shaw, West Perth,
1?. E. I., became. the wife ol Roderick
O.'_Agar, lormery of Norwich, Ont.
The Rev. J. W. Johnson ~ performed
the ceremony. Alter the ceremony Mrs
Collins Yates ol Stadacona West
served the wedding breakfast. Mr,
and Mrs. Agar took the Vancouver
“Press lor Calgary. Vancouver and
other pointp ol interest. On their rc-
turn they will reside in Duval, Sask.
The death of Sophia. beloved wits
ol George Irving, took place at Bench
Point on the night ol August 15th,
The deceased had been an invalid lor
many years but bore up bravely un-
der her inlirmities and suilerings.
She was a woman ol a kind and al-
ilactionnte nature and strong Christian
character who won and held the es-
teem ol acquaintances and neighbors.
She was seventy one years old. Her
funeral took place on the 18th from
the Presbyterian Church, Murray
Harbor South to the cemetery at
Murray Harbour North. The srrowing
husband and relatives have the deep
sympathy of their large circle of
friends in their sore bereavement.
On Saturday afternoon, Aug. 17th,
the Women’is Missionary Society and
Mission Band ol the Cornwall Meth-
odist Church gathered at the home
oi Mrs Pope Crosby, President _ol
the W_\ M. S. Alter the devotional
and business meeting were held the
company despersed over the beauti-
lul grounds and in croquet and other
innocent amuscments the time pas--
sad very pleasantly. The pastor Rev.
Geo Orman, with his wife two 'dau-
ghters and grand children was pre-
sent. -A most tempting repast was
laid out ol doors and all present did
ample justice to the good things pro-
vided snd it was 3 happy crowd that
wended it's way homeward just be--
lors the rain set in.
The Women's Auxiliary Methodist
Missionary Society, Cornwall, held
their anniversary services in the
church Aug. 22. The reports read
were most encouraging. The report
for the conference ol N. B. and P. E.
I. which met at Woodstock, N.B., re-
cently was most eilectively read by
Miss Myrtle Boyle and the report___o!_
the local auxiliary lyv Mrs- Fftlfik
Lowther, in the absence ol Miss
Charlotte Howard, with clenrnere ol
enunclation. Mrs. W. W. CrosbY1'°“'
dared in`tirst class manner 3 thrilling
recitation. The chcir gave some ap-
propriate pieces in excellent style,
Mrs. Frank Howard presiding at the
organ. The pastor, Rev. George Or-
man, conducted thc proceedings and
delivered an address. The president
ol the local auxil'ary is Mrs. P098
Crosby. `
T. R. Butt, the popular younz re-
presentative lor the famous Ridg-
way's teas, has returned to Char-
lottetown from his first trip through'
the western part ol the province. Mr.
Butt is highly pleased with the suc-
cess he met, in placing an order with
every business house he has called on
from Tignish to Hunter River. As
advertised Ridgway's Teas enjoy the
largest sales ol any high grade Was
manufactured in the world and has
won scores ol medals and diplomas
lor its superior qualities. The most
famous prize captured was a Gold
Medal in London, England, in 1911.
Ridgway’s teas are put up in sealed
air tight packages, pounds and hall
pounds. This morning Mr. Butt
goes to Souris and will cover the
eastern territory this week. This is
the first opportunity the trade has
had to purchase these goods direct,
and present indications will no
doubt warrant thc pcrmanency ol a.
representative in Prince Edward ls-
1and_ Mr. Butt is being recommend-
ed by Carvell Bros salesman.
::Harmony ol Rose Soap is made
by Harmony ol Boston from purest
vegetable oils and glycerine and has
the glorious odor ol lull blown Eng-
lish roses. It is absolutely pure and
almost as transparent as glass.
Large cake 15c., 2 lor 250., smaller
but lar larger than ordinary cake,
10c_ each, 3 lor 25c. Harmony ol
Violet. same as above, but with the
aroma ol Venetian violets. Extra
cake, 15c», 2 for 25c. The Mc-
Co., corner Great Geo.
EVERYIIUSKY FARMER
`Ui»reii-east  Aa 1
, Mrsj O. J. Patton ol Vancouver is
visiting Mrs. John Campbell, Prince
,Bt,_Chat_'l0ttetown. __ _
MiBBi!¢4llEmma and Annie Praught. ol
*Pownal are visiting friends in Char-_
lottvtqvn.
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' Miss_ Laura Inga, Hazelbrook, has
gtulflied home alter attending the
- M. B. convention at Murray Har-
bor.
Among, those returning tb Charlo-
ttetown Saturday night by 'the Nor-
thumberland were' Mr. Hennebury
ntl»'W. O; Harris. v " `
» Chesteri' Mchure, Charlottetown,
was a. passenger returning by the
Northumberland from I-Ialilax Satur-
day evening. _ ' _
Misses Mamie Ings, Hazelbroolr,
-and Irene Smith, Pownal, have re-
turned home alt-er attending the con-
vention in Murray Harbor.
The residents of Fitzroy Street,
Charlottetown, greatly- appreciate
Councillor Walker's action in having
repairs made to the light thereon.
Saturday the Harland lelt Char-
lottetown at 3 p. m. lor West River
and returned at 5.45 p. m. Today
she leaves at 1 p. m. lor Orwell and
will return tomorrow at 10 a.m.
On Thursday evening, Sept. 4th,
the members of Enterprise Lodge, I.
O. G. T., Union Road, spent. 5 very
pleasant evening when, alter the usu-
al business transactions had been iln-
isbed, ice-cream and cake were gs;-ved
to all the members. The committee
in 'charge deserve much credit lor the
excellent manner in which everything
was carried out.
Fred H. and Mrs. Seller and J. J.
and Mrs. McKinnon leave this morn-
ingior Winnipeg, Man. Mr. Seller
goes as the representative of the
Grand Encampment ol the Maritime
Provinces ot Canada to attend the
annual sessions ol the Sovereign
Grand Lodge of Oddlellows to bc held
there from Sept. 1-ith to the 21st.
The Sovereign Grand Lodge is com-
posed ol about 220 members repre-
senting over two million Oddicllowo
icattered all over the world and is
the supreme governing body of the
I. O. O. F. Mr. McKinnon, Grand
Secretary in this jurisdiction, will at-
tend the meeting ol the Grand Sec-
retaries' Association held in connec-
tion with the Sovereign -Grand Lodge.
Winnipeg is the second city in Can-
ada to have had the honor of enter-
taining the Sovereign Grand Lodge
and the citizens and ‘brethren ol that
enterprising western city are sparing
neither time nor expense to make it
one of the most pleasant and success-
ful sessions ol that grand body.
zzlncompetence in prescription com-
pounding is fraught with grave dan-
gers. Our store is never without a
registered dispenser who compounds
every prescription intrusted to us.
We follow the physician’s directions
with unerring skill and care. Our
work ls high-grade but our charges
are always reasonable. J. G. Jamie-
son, Druggist. i 9-6Mtf.
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::For rellei from stomach trouble,
blliousness, indigestlon, etc., you
need a remedy that has been accept-
ed as the best in most households.
Evan's Stomach Mixture will relieve-
the most aggravated case ot stomach
trouble and enable you to get lull
nutriment from your food. Sold with
a guarantee, 50c. The Two Macs, 149
Great Georbe St., MEM.
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Ivanhoe
 ~ Chocolates
"'l'lic kind she likes”
made specially to our order
with the initials ]&] on the
bottom of every chocolate. we
_` are therefore in a position to
“guarantee their freshness.
Sold in bulk or in packages.
50 cents a pound
Johnson & Johnson
Putting Up
Pickles ?
lf' you are putting up pickles
` you need our German Brand Ess-
ence of Vinegar-the original
German Bran of which there
are man in-iitatloos.
Our (german Brand Essence
of Vi ar ls used and endorsed
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cooks throughout the Province.
One pint ot' this essence will
make ‘three quarts of strong
vinegar. It ls good for pickles,
chow and table uae. ,
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et the _original German Brand
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Ladies Fall Mens Handsome
Underwear in ¢‘ Sweater Coats in
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in Ladies Coats
_YOU ARE MOST CORDIALLY INVITED
TO inspect to-day the largest collection of autumn
coats that this store has ever placed before you.
We want you to come in-look round-examine
the garments-criticise the showing as severely as
you can- make a comparison with any such line
shown anywhere by anyone.
The coats this fall are distinctly different from
any past season. Warmth, and comfort in every
garment have been the points aimed at. But in ad-
dition to these there never has been so much smart-
ness and style in fall coats since we remember.
Soft, heavy, “Wooly” tweeds arc very much used
--many handsome reversible twecds-cut loose and
full length. Some very effective coats show a belt of
leather or cloth.
But there is no_ use talking to any greater length
about them--one visit will do more for you than all
the descriptions that we could write in a month.
Will you come--today .
20 Table Linens etc
have 'va chance to fill your _linen closet to good
advantage. This discount will be iccalled in ci
day or two-take advantage of it today
20 per cent oli Table Linens.
zo per cent oil Table Napkins.
so per cent off Sheetings.
20 per cent off Towels,
zo per cent oil i`ovi?i_ngs:
ij per cent off Lace Curtains
Z per_ cent oil all
a Ladies’ Whilewear
A day or two more of this great saving
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but write TO-DAY to the
-_ Civil Service Examinations
I November 1912
Competitive. Qualifying. Perliminary
which are YOU working for? We make a specialty in pre-
p;aring candidates for these cxaminations,and the great success
 our students is our guarantee. If YOU require assistance,
lgt us KNOWAT ONCE. Don’t put it off till the last minute,
 Charlottetown Business College
The School of RESULTS)
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Cosy Comlori
lor 600| Days
No more cold rooms for you
now-no, sir-no matter how
wintry or keen the air and
frost. The Perfection Smoke-
less Oil Heater has changed
all that for you.
It’s a dandy little heater
that can be carried from room
to room-weighs only I1 i-2
lbs-leaving warmth and good
cheer all over the house.
You nerd the Perfection'
heater--to be frank and sin..
ceru with you, you can’t af.
ford io be without it.
Nickel rim, top and feet, patented burneé that pre
vents smoking, heat proof handle. Guarantee , 3 sizes,
4.25, 5.00m.
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1 ust smoke. The proof of the #pudding is 1,
want a good smoke, jus
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INE and you will want
no other. You will Find
them the "last word" in
the smoking tobacco line. 3”" °‘°-
V Tasty. Pure, Sparkling. invigorating
Simmon’s Beverages are best. Try our Ginger Ale, Orange
Pliosphate. Sarsaparil a, Vino, Kola Champagne, Stone Ginger
Hickey fd’ Nicholson Tobacco Co. G' H' S  M ,M O N S' ’
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