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Sgpiember E',;_”§“.,“,;,“X§""'s The cam.-
viii/
is a good month to N_‘ffC“'li"g mm*
lay in ya supply of
Coal and Wood. You
get both good and
dry now and at the
lowest price.
We have a big
stock of- Hard and
Soft C o al a n d
Wood. Send us
your order.
A. Pickard & Co
Phone 240
Ch’town
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i’1__  A'l'licy cost no more than the inferior
‘-"‘-*"°` ixftigiliizénd then you are assured of better
“About five dozen mens medium "
weight shirts and drawer; that are
somewhat soiled but otherwise all
' t. Your size ma be amon them. G E H h
gdlfling on Saturdavy20 per nevgt r-ff.- eo* U  
MOORE & MCLEOD? 3011-9-l7_M3L r "The l’cople's Druggist"
All sizes to fit any.Camcr:x.
“Aren’t they handsome? That’s 'ull“`\`\\‘\\\vZ’”|-““‘~ the city this week to call on tlieni and
.that are in such demand abroad. 3048.
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what neiirly every woinaii says, when *nFbfS`§tE}'d'a e fy t make their big bright store their
looking at our Classic Ssoe Sample of mens caps mio:-Aih ‘;5;.rtaog$rle.;5r:ai1cgl1e, h‘?“‘l'l11t1l'l°3TS- A full staff of clerks
nt 25 p. c. Discount. Coff llros. for just 50 centS__MooRE & Mc" will be in readiness 'to assist in sel-
\ 2890-9-£)Mtf. |_EoD_ 3011_9_17M3|_ ections no matter how small or big.
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   "` srs.Alden antl]Geoi' eI\)Lir:ksie£isliliii ieifti
\ - _ ' 0 ' is ' , ' _ -'_ Mr. Murdock Kennedy. The New
- Lxd ` alr - mc - e rea- t ml’ for cur `~ Glasgow school is progressing rapidly
ing dandruff, preventing falling hair, and destroy-  ,mder ,ho capubh, management of
ing all microbes that may effect the hair follicles. Miss Evelyn sievénson. 'rue many
 
__ Stevenson out again after hor severe
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If you want good hair, you need 93 Hair Tonic.  ' if friends of Mr- Ariiolil McKay will be
Sold here only at 75c, money back if dissatisfied. 1' ` i I 1f1°”SP“ t° Se” him °“¢ “gal” "fi" his
.  "mm  severe cold. Glad to see Mrs. tDr.)
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  C0,    illnloss. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Gass
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have eamestly striven to _ _
establish such a reputation, and believe our old_ friends
will say that we have never disappointed them. Hickey’t1
Black Twist Chewing Tobacco represents not only
our best efforts but the best to be had in the tobacco line.
Hickey & NicholsonToh. Co., li-
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HOGS WANTED
We Wish to advise farmers our Plant
will be ready for operation on Tuesday,
28th September, when we will be in a
position to receive Dressed Hogs. Heavy
Hogs should not be killed until weather
becomes colder and in no case kill hogs
until properly finished and ready for
market. Parties having hogs to offer
will do Well to Write us for prices.
The Sims Packing Co’y. Ltd.
3005_9_17M4l` ` Po on  
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50 Per Cent
Guaranteed Dividend 1915
Gleiialadale Silver Black Fox Co., Ltd.
t d 1913]
ONE OF 'riiii1Sciir'T“ii?i'i? STooD 1_;i1_E TEST
Gu'ii}§iiteé'ri that 50 per cent was to he paid m,_1914
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'~»-fed 10°   5° "ef°°ii.'“.':s:.i.ii.f1..°.i‘.i°§i
cent in stock. With twenty pairs o ea 0
foxes ca itallzed at $300,000-00 Only $15»0° -00 a Pai'
P
with all expenses and ranching free
GUARANTEES 50 PER CENT AT THE LEAST FOR l9l5
OR WHATEVER MORE lT MILHT BE
this great Black Fox In-
Anvone wanting t0iI\W*B¢if\ . hi C
dust ill make no mistake to invest in t s omD8Dy
fm- gilxym-¢ gm-¢ of 50 per cent, whatever more the first u orb” .und F” 'ham'
§h¢r°¢i “G $25- Wm* f°' P’°“’°°“f° ‘md °“‘°‘f '“f°' .'.'.`.f'."r'i.l‘i.‘l‘i""°,f.".'°;.fT°"iii'.'.i‘€l'Iii"5.‘£’ii’.'fiT1I
mlf|0ll‘t0 < 5 A -° V 5, '~ ' \'tui'o||¢"s6n|*!!I.\ The Nuiingwitbsnpinsilon
u_W_ mm_Hmm__  The Two Macs in iiiit in lim .imp iingiii. L_ J. 
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al Guardian
IT `PAYS to buy In this Province.
AT THE KOSEY KORNER, break-
fast served from 8 to 10; dinner, 12 to
2; supper, 5 to 7. mtf
NEW MODELS.- Paton. & Co.,
have the new Quarter sailor and.
Vernon Castle hats now in stock
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A COLLECTION of Canadian Han-‘
dlcraft work will be shown by Mrs.
White at the Queen from Sept. 20th
to the end of the month. 5041.
MAGISTRATES COURT. -- There,
was a large number of drunks up for
trlalat thc Court on Saturday morn-
iilg, s_ix all told. Fines varying from
$5 to $20 were imposed.
GLOVES.- Everyone who wants
to be well dressed is invited to in-
spect Paton's glove department which
ls now at its best. 3048.
HOME GUARDS.-- The Charlotte-
town Home Guards will have an
hours drill tomorrow Tuesday night,
at Drill Hall at 7.30 sharp. All mem-
bers requested to attend.
PERSONAL MENTION-Mr. Nell
I’eupraise. Charlottetown was i1 vis-
itor to Crapauil on "l‘hursday. Mr. W.
D. Sherren, Crapaud, was in Charlotte
town on business Thursday.
ISLANDER HONORED.- Prof. D.
C. Harvey son of Mi'. John Harvey,
Cape Traverse has been appointed to
the chair in modern history at Wes-
his dutlos at the opening ol' the Col-
lege on Sept. 21.
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PAToNs sToRE.- Patong have
had their stock fully repleiili~ilied for
the fall trade and invite vlsitois to
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NEW GLASGOW.-The many friends
of Mr Ernest Laird will be pleased to
leain that he is icioveiing from his
E Sl
Sunday in Bradalbane, the guest of
Miss Gertrude Curley, formerly of
Post business stuff for the past four
years, left last night for Schewmaker,
Ont., where she will be married short-
l_v to Mr. P. J. Donovan. formerly of
Sydney, but now residing in Schew-
maker, .says the Sydney Post. Both
are well known in the city and have
the good wishes of tlieirinuiiy friends i
There was a large party at the sta-
tion last night to wish Miss Curley,
was quite a large representation of
the ladies' auxilnries ot' the C. M. B.
A., and the L. 0. C., and Miss Curley
had a very busy and yet a somewhat
trying time of it, taking farewell of so
many friends among whom she was a
general favorite.
ALL THE FUN OF THE FAIR.-In
past years sundry objections have
been raised from different quarters
and individuals re the number of
inoiiiitcliaiiks and .stall-keepers with
temptations for the fleecing of
ambitious Init foolish _voiitli, who have
occupied stances round the Exhibition
grounds. These gciitry usually come
ln expectation of a rich reward and in
most cases their anticipntioiis were
realized to a greater or less extent
nt. (ho expense ot' their dupes. There
is every probability that their num-
bers will be fewer ,this year than
last. Without sideslioivs the big show
would seein tame and uiiliiterostiiig to
many of the younger generation, to
wlioni anything of ii .sportlve nature,
appeals, und who are very willing to
risk their spare cash In the hope of
some tangible rewiyrd. Tihe side
shows held to amuse nn amusement-
loving public-n public which is quite
willing to pay for its amusement,
Their patrons for the most part are
the victims of their cupidity or are
willing to be fooled because they like
to be fooled. The rcstrlctloii and
wriivlifiil rittoiitloii of thc- police will
iziltc cnrc ‘that the privileges of the
show incn in thus being pei-mitted to
appear on tho grounds this year will
not be abused.
::SORE FEET-Are you troubled
with them? Penslar “Tread Easy"
lief from that hot, burning sensation
so often troublesome in warm weath
er. Tliero’s nothing that will put
your feet in good shape so quickly.
25c. box. E. A. Foster, Central
Drugstore.
::A GRAND BAZAAR ln aid of
Notre Dame Academy will be held
in the City Market. Exhibition Week.
Donations gratefully received.
2l)66mti’.
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Foot Powder will give you instant re- `
OPEN FOR INSPECTION.-C. P.
Fletcher's house, Brighton, now open
for inspection daily till sale on Mon-
day, 20th, at _12 o'clock. 3003-9-16ni4l.
FOR EXHIBITION WEEK.- At-
tention is drawn to the bargains ol’l'er-
ed in hardware ln S. W. Crabbe's ad
which appears in this issue. 3046.
LARGE SHARK CAPTURED. -
While overhaullng their herring nets
Thursday morning. Mr. C. F. Miller
and his sou Clayton, found a large
shark tangled up in thorn. Dog fish
have been fairly plentiful of late and
when they found their net so heavy
they at first thought it was full'of
them. Great was their surprise, how-
ever, when the shark, not yet dead.
came to the surface. After strenuous
efforts they were able to get it into
their boat. A shark in these waters
is an uncommon occurrence and many
curious spectators came from quite a
distance to see it. It being election
day Mr. Miller had the shark driven to'
. MOHd&ye
the poll at Crapaud, the returning of-
ficer, however, ruled him out, yet lie
was admired by the many people who
were attending the election. It is un-
derstood that Mr. Miller sold him to
one of the nearby fox ranches for food
for the foxes. He weighed, after the
offal had been taken from him, 215
pounds and measured 'I feet, 1 inrli
in length.-V.
SCOTCHFORT AND VICINITY. -
Messrs Augustus McDonald and T.
Campbell, Sourls, paid a short visit
to Scotchfort recently the guests of
Mr. John McKenzie.-- Mrs. Heber
Ilamhrlck and little son Heber of
Montreal who spent the past sum-
mer on the Island the guests of Mrs.
James Bambrlck left on return to
Montreal Saturday morning.-- What
might have resulted in ii. heavy loss
occurred at Hayden’s wharf a few
days ago when Mr. Daniel McDonald,
Scotclifort came near losing a valit-
able young horse. It happened while
he was getting a Ioiid of coal from
a schooner that was lying at the
wharf. .Inst when he had his com-
pliment oi' coal about on and was
about to start ahead the horse sud-
denly reared straiglit up in the iilr
and in making his descent again
went right over the wharf. I“oi'tuna-
tely the curled rail on the wharf' was
high and kept the cart from going
over and also the horse hi coming
down came right on the liawscrs of
the schooner whlcli held him up till
the cart was got clear. The hawsers
was then cut and he was let drop into
the water and swaiiiasliore little the
worse of his experience.- His many
friends will be glad to learn that Mr.
llarry McI{ay`. forinerly of Mount
Stewart and at present relieving
agent on the P. E. I. It., has accept-
ed the position of Station agent at
Mount Stewart in place of Mr. E. J.
McTague who has been transferred
to Tlgulsh. Mr. McKay will enter up-
on hi_s..iie.\y_<1ui.i.es.. .iii 11. lf@\y.w°2‘iltS,
time in the interim.~ Mr. Frank
Dingwell, Morell is relieving.-S.
::BUY COAL THIS MONTH.-Sep-
tember is a good month to buy coal.
You get good clean coal, and dry, and
the price is rlglit. A. Pickard & Co.
have Li big stock of all kinds and they
have vessels discharging most every
day. Send hi your order to-day.
3014-9-17m3l
::If you want to get your system in
shape to withstand the changeable
weather try OUR BEEF IRON and
WINE, there’s nothing better. Prices
50c. and $1.00 per bottle. JOHNSON
& JOHNSON, The Quality Drugstore,
(‘or. Kent & Prince Sts. ,
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Pickles
' ‘Like Mother Use
To Make”
The delicate, appetlzlng fla-
vor of your pickles, preserves,
Etc., depends largely upon the
quality of spices used.
Recipes for making such de-
liciicies ure just as reliable as
ever, :ind if you would have
tlieni “just like mother used to
niiilce" you should.
USE OUR KIND OF SPICES.
\Ve buy whole spices and mix
thciu in such form as to retain
their i`nIl strength and flavor.
You want pure spices. Let us
furnish lhcin. We handle the
very lirisi,
ALLSPICE\ CINNAMON,
CLOVES, GINGER, ‘MACE,
MUSTARD, WHITE AND RED
PEPPER. AND MIXED SPIC-
ES.
.iohnson & Johnson
THE QUALITY DRUGSTORE.
Cor. Kent &. Prince Stl.
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-YOU---Mr. Farmer
l We‘ll not be too busy to
glvo your wants prompt and
cnroful consideration - the
sumo piilnstuklnfl, courteous
service that has ada this store
fainous will be In full force
during exhibition as well as at
any other tiine.
Mako full use of our FREE
Veteriiiury Ilnreau. an export
will tell you of the cause, Iiow
to prevent mid Iiow to cure
tho illfforeiit diseases to which
your horses and cattle are sub-
jscted»~ in fact, any informa-
tion you wish regiirdliig how
to keep your herd healthy, will
be cliccrfiilly furnished with-
out ii cent of cost or any ob-
ligation on your port.
.I See us- we will be glad to
see you. ,,
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Of lovely new _
Millinery
Takes place in our Millinery
‘ Show Rooms on ‘
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The Autumn
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Afternoon
September 20th.
The Millinery People
CLEOD
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TRUE PATRlOT|SM.- All tliel
patriots are neither at the front nor
iii khaki. There are many of " tlicin i
wiio are “bearing arnis” ln spirit und
who are doing their bit quietly iiiiill
when 'the opportiiiity offers. The-
other night a buneli of boys in uni-
forni were coming homo froin Valcai‘-
tier on a short furlough. On the train
from Sumnierside to Cliarlottctowii
an elderly geiitllininii entered into
conversatioii with ‘tl1.e'iu_ eliciting Siufli
iiit'orniation as lie could coiiceriiing
their work, their manner of living,
whether they liked the life, &c., and
interjecting, wherever possible good
fatherly advice. Ile regretted that
his age precluded more active parti-
cipation iii the war and concluded his
kindly attentions by “setting up" the
fruit and cigars for the boys. Need-
less to say they all appreciated the
genltenian`.s kindly interest and syin-
pathy.
LEAVE FOR HALiFAX.- Fifteen
young men from the 82nd Regiment
left by the S.S. Nortluiinberlund Sut-
urday morning en route for Halifax
to go on garrlron duty with the coin-
posite battalion ut Wellington Bar-
racks. They will relieve the Island
boys there who are returning to
(‘.harlottetown to join the 82nd Regi-
ment Infantry Coinpany being formed
for service at the front. Those leav-
ing Saturday morning were:-- Louis
Wriglrt, Lower Montague, James Vail,
North River; William McFarlane,
Charlottetown; Harry Coulson, Low-
er Montague; Vtlilliani Lawlor, Char-
lottetown; Charles Waughan, (`.hui'-
lottetown; James Murray, Montague;
Camille Gallant, Charlottetown; Al-
lan Mclliven, Bristol; Alfred Reid,
City; Lin McMillan, City; Harry
Morgan, City; Bruce Stewart, City;
John ltevel, City; John McLean. Low-
er Montague.
SIMPLICITY
If power were mine to welld control
Of Time within my heart and soul,
Saving from rulii and decay
What I hold dearest, I should pray;
That I may never cease to be
Wooed daily by Expectancy;
That evening shadows in ininc eyes
That I may feel, till life be spent,
Each dny the sweet Iit‘\\'ililerineiit
Of fresh delight hi simple tlilngs-
In snowy Winters, golden Springs,
And quicker heart beats at thc
thought
Of all the good that men has wrought.
lint may I never face n dawn
With all the awe and wonder gone,
Or in lute twlliglit fail to see
(`hnrin in the stars' old sorcery.
out 'just in time to lilt the wooden
-Meredith Nicholson.
A QUEER TRAIN WRECK
Several fatalities resulted from u
railway wreck of a most unusual im-
ture which recently occiirrcd near
Itaiiiier, Wash. At the point where
the tragedy linppened the trucks of
one railroad ronipany cross those of
another on n 30-ft. trestle. A work
train was passing 'beneath the ele-
vated structure, carrying ti steam
shovel on ii flnt car as a passenger
train iippronclied overhead. The
heavy steel boom of the dredger sud-
denly because unleashed and struck
trestle yioleiilly and weaken some of
Its supports. Almost at the suine
Instant the passenger train shot on to
the sagging section, smashing through
and falling on top of the work train.
()iily the observation cur of the pns-
senger remained on the elevated
structure. The wreck is shown In
several pictures appearing In the
Sieptember Popular Mechanics Maga-
z ne.
CASTOR IA
“A large lot of sample coat sweaters
opened up today. These sweaters were
bought at the old price, less a good dis-
count, and so we pass the bargain
along' to you. Drop in and see for your-
self on Saturday. Every price from
85 cts. to $5.00.-MOORE G. MCLEOD.
3011-9-17M3I.
“The best way to reduce the boot
bill is to attend our Big Sale of Classic
Samles. Goff Bros. 2889-9-illdtf.
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All Ladies Suits 1-3 off
25 per cent.
to 20 per cent discount.-
Men s Tweed Suits, Men s
We are in receipt ofa
one lot we offer at Half
25 percent. _
lt Will
Heavy Woolen Shawls
Woolen Blankets
Bachelor Quilts
Price.
ours ~
Ioflnhntslndillilldren.
Take Advantage of our
Wonderful 10 Days Sale
Commencing Sept. 16th
This _is amoney raising Sale and as we require $2000.00
by September 25th everything must go.
Think of it
All Summer Dresses half price
All Ladies Dresses Serge and Panama less 20 per cent.
Cotton Blankets less 20 per cent.
All Raincoats less 20 per cent.
All Umbrellas less 20 per cent
All Curtains and Curtain Goods, Scrim Muslin etc
Other Bargains to Offer You
Just 'read over the following list which are all subzect
Ladies Summer Underwear, Dress Ginghams, Print
Cotton, Sateen, Table Linens, Toweling, Towels, Sheeting.
Summer Underwear, Mens
Tweed Pants, Men’s Fleece Underwear 38c.
Special Discount on Dress Goods
Dress Goods less 20-2b-30 per cent except Serges
which are offered less 10 per cent.
Furs all Price
complete Set of Furs froma
large Wholesale House. They are a Sample Set as carried
by one of their Travellers. They are divided into two lots-
Price and the balance less
Pay You
to look over the following at 20 per cent discount.
Men’s Woolen Dressing Gowns
Also
A lot of Ladies Cloth Coats less 25 per cent.
Ladies’ Colored Satin and Silk Underskirts at Half
This 10 Days Sale is for Cash Only
No Approbation-any dissatisfied customers can hav
purchase money back if goods are returned within 2
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