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'Ayefs Sarsaparilla
Temperance
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YOUR SlDEBOARD
is coiispicuoiis for what it holds.
Quick iio‘e is taken of its con-
teiits \vl1eii it`s well filled with
Brilliant Cut Glass ,
IHE QUEEN’S C0
UNIY ooiiiiiiii
' Head Offices in New Frow
se Block-Charlottetown
The latest news, first. of all. I
Justin McGrath, City, ts spending
a few days in St John at the D0-
minion Exhibition.
Misses Mary Wood, Ethel Duggan,
and Enid Smith ol Pownal were a-
mong the visitors to thc City on Bat-
urday. `
Miss Ethel McArthur, Halifax, who
has been spending the su-miner in this*
City, is at prcstnt visiting in New!
\\'c:ire showiiig it large assortineiit cf Glasgow' the guest 0( Mfg M_ H_
\\'oiitl\'rfiil vsiluus just no\\'. Ask to See
our $i.75 li:iiu.|lt~d nnppics.
W.. W. WELLNER
Jeweler.
OUR liuliy pirtiircs-like :ill porlrriits
Iliut \\'o mzilce-:irc nzi.tnrnl in post-, prof
pcrly lighted and hcziulitiilly Fiiiislwd. ’
lfiist lr-nscs, high class cqiiipinciit niull
Iiivless incl uri: the |‘t~;i.s0|\s for our rt'
lnnrlculile siicccss in hnhy pcrtraiturt~.
Come in some iuoruing :uid let .is get
ncqiiniiitcd with the hnhy.
Telephone today lor an appointment.
C;-60 II. COOK
The Btudiol where baby is always
- welcome.
c... _.. ..._ . W f""~'
LONERGAN’S‘
Cream Bread '
two sizes, Fic. mid 10c. A siilistnii-
..___. _, _ _i
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 Shoes  
opt-iiiii_g' price" wc’vc
il .
1 forlioys :ind girls lizive “
l .
|, liccii iiisti‘niiiciit;il in
'il , . .
I iiizikiug' swift sales.
tial loaf fit' quality; roiitiniiis lu-st.1
flour, ninde by nincliiiiery in n clcuiil
bakery. `Wc know lioiii~ickeo|iei's wniitl
the host niul we have arrmigo.l to
give it to them in (lrenin Tlrend.
I.0NIi`RGAN’S BAKERY,
The lloiiii: of`Cr.‘:iin llrt-:ul 
124 Gt. Geo. St. l
ooooooo - » ~ o ooo ~®®3;~>C-.5
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Coal for the home.:
Order your supply!
Always clean and;
reliable. L o W e s tl
prices of the year;
in effect now.
C.l.yoiis&Co
ii-x-i-i~i-i~i-i-i-i~z-i-i~»i-i~i-i-i-x-i»i;-i-
' Gluten Flour I- Iii
,_ _ #'-
Cl{l'§St`O (iliiii-ii l"loi||‘ IS »l'»
. |iig'li|_\' i'ct`uiiiii\i-iuli-il for pi-i'.s'i\i\s .ll-
. troubled with liiiIi;;i\<ti<\ii, l)_\'~
°° s|icpsi:i, l.i\'i'r or l(id'iio_v \lisi‘:is-
' us. ll is iii:iili' l`i'iuii lli\~ lu-sl
‘ part i~l'llic \\'lii-:il l\'i-riivl s|1\'\‘-
°' i:i|l_\' |»i'ep.'\ri-il. l’ri\'i- I0 cents
pcrlb.
“Special Dietetic Foiirlf is
, spci'i:\ll_\'|\i'i~|\;ii'.~i| I`n|' iuilii'|'i'i's
' 0 lioin |l\i‘ \\'.i|'st- :iil\‘;iiu'i‘.l s‘l.'i_';‘i‘ `
ul' Livi-i‘ :uid l\`iiliii‘_\' <li~<i‘:isi‘.-:, 1,' |
,_ iii-ii..-no av. 'ii'
P; Tlifiiisitlitls nl' |u‘o|\li~ vlfiini 
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flint they u\\'<~ liiinllli :iiiil vi-\'i‘ii 'ii'
lille to thc iiicrits nt llii‘.si~ Iliviirs _:F i
` as fond. I’rii~.- IZ rent: per lb. .“.
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55 Beer CK! Golf
s__¢__u_
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i-i-i-i~i-i-i-»i-i-z»-i-i-i~i-i~i--i-i»-r--r-~i-If~1-
i.
Grocery A
Flour per llhl 5.25 and 5,50
Flour 98 lli'l¥:\gs 2.60
Grunuliited Sugar zo lhs for
i. io
. llzirhadoes Sugar iolhs f`or4_=,c
25c will buy aiu' of the follow-
ing.
0 lh ll Rice,
7lb Cream Wheat
8 lb Rolled Oats
in Gnlrlust Cornmeal
7lb Graham Flour
Sanderson & ` _Co
Sunnyside Grocery
I" 0 R S A L E
At Rose Valley, Lot 6.7
Th roperly known as Mrs Catherine
Ni ifiii' i i ioo e ei. i limo iiuui
cliiiiril ioiioi-lelililii Hood °\iwoillnnd. House
and benutllulorcwlrd also well watered
iv 'V shade tree- Ill he snlii very renipn
“bl” ADW' °° u»ii‘i"'i'l‘i.'ii'ii.»‘»iiii’si. .
i-idtlrtlitipd. _ M0"°¢°“
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Scliool shoes that were
selected to meet all the 
- il
i‘cr|1iii'cii1Ciits for scliiiol I
weiii' fire placed on .5
i couiitcrs :it :I sriviiig l
o\'ci‘ i'c_g'l1_l:ii' prices.
See our sho\v wiii-
do\v.
`Bo_\'.s' Doug hluclici' cut V'
boots, our own iiizike ,sizes I
i to 5 spcci:ilSclioolOpen-
ing price.. . . . . . - 2.00
Boys' Box Calf hliitcher
cut shoes, liezivy nzuled sole,
our own' iiinkc, School
Opening price.. . . . . . -2.25
\`outlis' Box Calf, blucli-
cr cnt boots, sizes ii _to
I3, School Opeiuiig price
. . . . . . . .
. _ . . . . 2.00
Girls' B ix Cnlf lilucher
cut boots, heii\'y iiniled
sole, very stroiigly iiuidc,
:l.;.- '. ii to 3, School Open-
ing price..  .. ......l.75
Girls’ Box Calf, hluclier
cut boots, soles sewed on.
School Opening price. .I 90
Alley £3 Co-
Cll \l\l O'l"l`l`TO\\`N
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l |]ll.H.Il.lllHNSllN
Kent Street
Practice limited to diseases
of Eye, Ear, Nose Throat and
‘ Skin.
` Eyes tested and noted for
glasses.
0FI"lCE Il()URS
q to ii ai. m. i-30--3-30
l ‘_ ' untment
 School ,ii
l.
' 'i'ii¢..~1.t».~i..i “s¢ii...,i- 'ii
plziccd on these shoes I]
Layton. I
Mrs William Faruuharson, Miss!
Rhea A. Wall and Mnstc'r'Jacl£ Far-
quharson, Cape Tornieritine, are,
guests of Voss and Mrs Allan, Mud-‘
dy C-reek.
Mrs Roach, Miss Major-ie and Mas-
ter Beverly of Sussex, who have been
spending; an enjoyable week in this
City, t-he guest of Supt Sharpe, left
;Saturday on return honie. -
Mrs J. Edward Cronin of New Monk,
has been the guest of Thomas and Mrs
Morrow at their home Sunny Hi.‘.,St
ltlatherines. Mrs Morrow is the dau-
ghter of G-eorge Gorveatt, South
Shore.
l Mrs. John Brougher and little dan-
ghtcr have left for their home ln
New York, after a month's very
pleasant visit with A. A. and Mrs.
Moore, Pownal. Mrs. llroiiglior was
deliirliteil with the beautiful scenery
the bracing air and kind liospitulity
of tho people. `
At thc Police (l<i<ai‘t in this city
Sntiiriliiy the priiliiiiil.ii.n ciise ii-
lgainst l’. J. Doyle, .stnwiirii nl' the
'Clin.i‘lot.tetowii Uliili, wus further ud-
ljoiiriied for one week. lililward (lol-
iliiis and Steplicii tfnylc were eucli
;tiiied $100 or three inoiitlii-i for on in~
lfroutioii ot the proliiiiition uct.
' , . -- i
l The Wesley~an says: "At a special
meeting oi the Methodist M`i'nisters ot
I-lt John held in Exiiuiiutli street'
(lliiircli Vestry with llev T. J. liein-l
stziilt in 'the chair, it was decided
that llev G. A. ltoss, pastor of Fair-
ville church, should represent them
at Dr Stewnrt’s funeral at Sackvill-c,
und that Rev Dr ltobt Willson siliould
se-ml 5 letter of regret to Mrs Stew-
iirt, who was formerly Miss Carrie
iJordnii of this city. It was duriiig
iDr Stewai't’s pastorate at Exmouth
‘St. (1855-1858,) that the present
loliurcli edifice was erected.” Mr llossl
hs a native of this city. i
A unique interest attaches to the'
,Sopteinirer iiiimiber of Busy__lylnn’s Mu-
'gacine because in it is to be found ai
striking prophecy about the iiiiture of'
the Hon. Richard McBride, Premier of
British Columbia., based on the ex-
traordinary likeness he hears to thr-ee
great political leaders. - These three
men are Beniamin Disrueli, Siir John
|A. Macdonald and Sir Wilfrid Laur-
,ier. This strilriiig likeness is lirouglit
out clearly in the portraits of the
;four inien wihich illustrate the article
and which ure placed togetihcr for
purposes of comparison, lbichard Mc-
Bride is still a young man but even
to-day he hears u marked iresoinibi-
ance to all three men referred to and
in his m-ann-erisms he is astonishing-
ly like Sir John A. ,ll/laciloiialci. All
interested in the political situation
in Canada, Conservative and llilicrii.
alike, should not fnil to sec this con-I
vincing prophecy.
'llhe travelling- public are always
quick to note improvements, and vis-
itors stopping at the Hotel Diifieriii,
,St John. have from time to time
noted with pleasure the many mark-
ied advancements made in that favor-
[ite hotel during the regime of John
H. Bond as manager. l<lvery'iihin;; if
'systematically arranged and runs in
:perfect harmony, th-e guests' comfort
land convenience being the mia»nager'5
ifirst tho-tip,-lit. Then the cuisine is un-
;cxcellod. Take for instance t-he din-
ner on any ordinary day, and thu
Vveuings on zippi
dl ww
l)El\"l'll5I.'
Office Hours 9-i a --
I <>\'er.Ienkins &
NEW PROWSE Ii
0lini'lottetown.1". .
-3idrtf
We Take Good Groups
(`-i'niips lnki-n by ns are
iiiiislcr-|1ici‘i'si‘t`:irlisiii'plinlo-
grnpliic work-tlic prniliict ol
:iii nrlisl who studios c\'cr_y
s-Iviiiciit lhui got-s to niziki-ai
pi-r|`i-cl, \\‘i-Il-:ii'i‘:\iigoil photo-
gmpli. See us today.
B A Y E R--- llifli
25 Street Phone 275.1.
Ne§`llediioi~ to Iieer it Guft’s
menu will include soup of at least
two varieties, lettuce, tomatoes,
sliced ciicum-bers and fish, with the
ilitlcrent. sniices approved by first
class cooks. The entrees are always
promptly served and of mnny varie-
ties, while the removes have all the
,ineats in season, wit/li their different
sauces niml vegetaliles. The cold
uients include domestic ham. beef and"
m§§§
_c=~
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ox-tongue with the relishes from
iiiimeroiis first-class man\ifB_¢um~¢rs_
'llrc sweets are never forguittenii with!
ir variety to choose from blirrt is be-l
Wll‘l‘0!`i|\i£. the dessert alone iincludinol
DPIIFS. oranges, lianaiins, walnuts, nl~|
llwllllrl. liai‘0l‘ raisins, grapes, Mc-
l.nren'ii lt~.ii;_\iefi;rt and Imperial. cream
cheese mi-il soda. lunch biscuits with
hiitterniilk. £011 and coffee ui-i bever-
ages.
: :We want you to have us in your
mliid's eye as Careful Druggists. 'l‘o
know that h sl k
w en you are e you can
send your .prescriptions here with
Miss Enid Smith and Miss Ethv.
Duggan of Pownal spent Sunday iii
Alexandra.
D. S. Reid, Amherst, who has been
spending a couple of weeks lu this
province has returned home.
Mrs Dunlap, Moncton, has returned
having spent the summer at the sea-
side cottage of Mrs Mclean, Bay For-
tune, P. E. Island.
Mrs Rev. H. E. Th-om-as and child-
ren, City, are visiting i-n Moncton,
the guests of J. S. and Mrs' Hay-
worth, Wcldon street.
Edgar L. Godfrey has returned to
Garden, Mass, after spending two
months on P. E. I. the guest of his
uunt, Mrs Geo Lewis, “The Point."
Davis & Fraser announce in their
ad which-appears in this issue that
they are receiving dressed hogs al
their new premises,-The Island Cold
Storage Company’s plant. ».
Mrs David McDonald, Miss Mildred,
Masters Joseph, David and Louis Mc-
Donald, left on Saturday morning for
their home on Parker Hill, Roxbury,
Mass, after a very pleasant visit oi
six weeks in this Province.
Amon; the recent contributions to
Campbellton Fire Huflcrers were the
following: One case of clothing from
Margate Methodist Circuit; one case
from Charlottetown; and one bale
from the Ladies ut Darnley and Sea
View Auxiliary.
In ii recent issue of the Montreal
Stni there iippc-urs a splciillill cutol
W. liiilfpouiiy of this City clearing
tho liur in -ii pole vault. In iinotlicr
iuiiiiun is lin article reforriiig to the
M. A. A. A. \_\rokly harndicaps in
which it is stutoil that l~lnlfpc'ni\y
lends in points liiivini.: 27 while his
rieiiri-.-it competitor has 20. There are
three more iliontiicnp meets before the
season is over.
The Methodist people of Campbell-
ton are iindertaliing the erection of 1
brick church to replace the one which
was destroyed in the fire. Plans havr
been prepared and tenders are to lu
called for at once. lt is expected
that the church will cost considerab-
ly more than lt had been intcndc(
to spend on its erection as -under th.
town’s new building regulations o
was imipossihle to put up a woodei
structure. ln place of the- parsonage
viliich was burned Rev George Morris
B. A., the pastor of the Cgmphelltoi
circuit, has a small shack in wihiclr
to live. l-Ie and Mrs Morris toot
possession of their new 'residence
last week. Before lo‘n=_;, in all prob
ahility, a nc\v building will be erect
ed to replace the parsonage.-Sack
ville 'l`ribi'nf», .
' ::Bowling, Burke’s Alley uridei
market. Open lawful days, ten ti'
eleven. ` , 8-Sldlw.
Charlottetown Steam Navi
gation Company Limited
Commencing Monday the 2nd ol
May the S. S. Northumberland will
leave the Compe.ny's whartdaily, ex-
cept Sunday, at 8.20 o'clock, a. rn.
footurnini; will leave Picton about
4.20 o'nlock, p. rn. `
A G. W. WAKEFOHD,
.I Manager.
Charlottetown, April 28th, 1910.
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What condition are
I
your eyes in?
You owe it to yourself to
find out---if you cnii't sec as
well as you ever did-- if you
have spots iii front of your
eyes, if ynur hi-nd aches when _vnu
read, or any one i.‘f`:\ tliousaiul
iliiiigstlial iiidivntv limiting visiiui.
you should have your eyes vxzuiiiii-
ed :it niiui- and Iiltcd with priilwr
glasses. \\'c can attend to :iuy
case nl`dcl`i-vtivu sight :ind in iiiosl
crises siici-coil in restoriiig it to
normal roiulitioiis by scit-iitilii‘iill_\'
fitting' correct lenses. \\'c :irc
E. A. Foster, Central Drugstore,Sun-
nyside.
Jeweler :uid Opticiaii.
dtf Opposite Blake Dros. _, Lzir Y Y :Y_‘_
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l Tierms--Cash Only ll A if
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 Sedan Cloth _
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The same cloth »
The same qualitv  =1 ’
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New shades-- but
'/~  The same price, $1-58 P7' Xd ii
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A new cloth of
splendid quality,
fine appearance
and great wear re-
sisting qualities.
50 inches wide, Io
shades $1-14272
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STANLEY BROS  
I i l',
ii-».-- A ____`V___ ___ _ __ _
~ass»»_T0 .Eni0y  »
A Holiday
ii should have one of our Criiiieras. Vt'e have selected
oni the leading English Cniindiziu :uid Aiiiericaii Cniiif-“ri i
ouses their best vnlucs in Czuiieras and Supplies.
Coiiie to us for yoiiriiext filin. We have ri fresli stock and
ii fit any caiiierzi.
l-G. ir. iiooiii-:S
_ri
’ i. si..ia vom. .M ii wad
The Pe0?l° 5  riaeiiiiiiiaiy nndllrrlildhy lo:li'detp?>iit,.iubap
Druggmt Portland and Boston. -
RLi.iAlll.E AND POPULAR ROUTE
Between St. John and Boston
_ ' HARl40'l'l‘h»‘1uVvN T0 BOSTON
|`|r»|C|i»u. ..........-......$||.2°
-- ¢$e|:o-~d Clan .. ........»..» ....59 20
More Rooms .. ..........I8.J5
i, Cnnplate Wirelen Taloirsplt lquipmén
r Coutwile Route '
5' ll
All our ciistoiiiers will hear with delight that we
liavejust rccci\'cd ai fresh sliipiiicnt of White House
Coffee-tlic iiioiiui'ch of all lie\'ei':1ges.
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_._ _ ' ' M’.f2li‘i.'§Li"lif..‘.‘i‘.iZ§‘.i..‘i“l‘?.'é "l3??a'l;»'2".'¢°Ri‘d iii ,
a. m.and Portland at 6.0011 m.. for Lubw '
. Eautport and St. John. -`
Direct Route. Leaves Bt.John at 7.00 p.m.
Tuesdays, Fridays and Hnturda e lor
.I `  linstun direct. Returning Leaves Winton
‘Wharf Bdqiitipn alt! 10.0? n.  l'5ull=daXii.Mpiir- '"
- nys an urs a s or . .--'~
Through ’1‘icketi»ynt roportlaolilltognloi
rates on sa e n A i,wl I. I. Il
----Has Just Aruved----  
_ S S “City ot Ghent?  'I
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There is szitisfnctioii, delight and iiourisliiiieiit in ~
every heziii of \\'liite House Coffee. lt is the
we ever sold :ind if you liuvt- never tried
'i pleasuiit surprise iu store for you. Price 4oc per lb.
best coffee
it you have
morning at 7 a. ni. ~
` Calling at: Sheet Harbor, Isaac's
Sails from Charlottetown every
  Thursday evening. ,~ lu
¥ |Il__ H°f"°f- C““=°» Afichetf P0" Hew-
. . “c renin" ‘ I
-OF?-Q§ehec St£ES\?t| Co. Ltd. I9I0 ` `   1”'
From _Montreal and Quebiic. viilliniz nt tduspe, Mui Ba)/¢ Parco. Grand ltir;-r
Buiuuieriuilc, (_lliiii'lottntown :ind l’i<:\.ou.
lieitveii Montriiul nt I p. in. on lienv s Uharlot!,etowr _.ii
Monde
Mondnyh !~lept_oiiilierzg.!. 
" October l0.` "
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'Nove|nbcr7, “
S. S. "TRINIDAD"
From Quebec to New York VI/\ tli~ hir I-iineil River Snrucnay, Vhnrlottetuwn
a . . . _ - . . V - f
»- - “' feeling that they Shan receive our ccrtificd npticiaiis. Hulifux, iiniliiiirfruiii Qiicl>}4t`\<':A1rn_ qi I .
,_ undivided attentio, that th b t S b tt l 1 ' -. "('=“'¢`i-.wtf 2' ‘ 
0 ` I/_  X dflltls llrocurnhle shall be used, tliiit G F  u lee §"cr'mg5;':lli?'“vu|ll"$‘IIm:Ill;t’W€"Li°r:?x\re‘ i
 I (rho latest is the Best) they will be filled correctly, and t-hat V °  BROS.,
'QM-_ Thug,  E.  the Drive Shall he as low as possible. 6-'ldtuthti Acentn will alwaysufind
For further particulars apply to
_ _ Agents.
 Septgmotrr-gf' ` 5‘“7d¢¢U-
i. Ogttuhe' 
Monumental I
ca_
our prices on all head.
stones and monuments
the most reasonable and
our workmanship high.
Berlin Deulal Parlors ' i ~ ' ’ ‘ ' '
“'°‘a:::‘ i»i...."ii:.'::'=°' ' I »~ .- A » Fl cf
  io uoiiiiiui
Dominion Blend Tea T 0 N 1 G H T
<R=siSf=f=d> ""I.“l§£.'§...ll’*.i§.l'" '
APe\ce Producer TIIE TWO I’0RTRAI'I`S
B ure
ietuie
A *if* *3“'“""‘°' i;izAiii'ilf'i`i“iii'i~:"ii's oirr
A Business Increuer ses what is done win. it.
OFFICER MULDOUIYS DOUBLE
` A Muwcl To T°"° The zreatest comedy ol the day
Ask your gmc" for i In sdiim;lii:lR:Gc(i:i\lty
Take no Substitute
>-.
° = AND REI' URN
r class.
All kinds of granite
and marble headstones
and monuments kept in
stock. Designs and
prices cheerfully turn-‘
ished on application.
All orders or enqui.
ries will have our im-
mediate attention. Give
TICKETS 0N SA-LE
Daily. Sept. Jrd to I0th inclusive
“"»'l"'.‘l'..!:.'lll!l§P .§.'3l"' 15
The Eucharistic
‘ us a call.
§___?__¢
Il. IN N E S
'Successor to E. F. 
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~ i The same width ii ' f
=‘ -5.§.=s».¢»;..._
$1.2?
‘arai
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 S_1d4S“*f_ O. ,W
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mans yi
-ss-
PICKFORD AND BLACK LINE. I i Q .Ut
-io1o- `
Sailsflrom Halifax every Tuesday
kesbnry, Bert Hood, Cape 090|-gg, `
West Aricliat, and Bummerside ` I
i