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hummus m a saws.

Ottawa Citizen: The “royal review" ’Is being advertised like a circus in Tor onto, and the admission tee is ﬁxed at me dollar, with ﬁhy cents for seats on the bleaching boards. The whole busi- asﬁ is a llth towhoever is respon- sible for it, but everybody in authority denies the responsibility. The authorities he say it is Col, Otter, C. 3.,whohas

charge of the arrangemhnts.

in Falltras u lllstppolnltnls lllltn Diamond llyts are Used

g_._ A Word About Diamond Dye Mat

and Rug Patterns.

Do you make up mats, rugs or! carpets lnyour home i If so, you readily admit that your success is largely due to the lovely and brilliant colors given to your materials by the use of Diamond Dyes. Users of Diamond Dyes know that they never suffer failures or disappointments iniheir work: they quickly and easily get the exact colors they require, and never waste time or money. If you are interested in the popular work of rug inking, and cannot procure the “Dia- mend Dye MI! and Bug Patterns" from your-local dealer, send your address at once to The -Wells 8: Richardson Co. limited, Montreal, and you will receive ireeof cost sheets of designs to select hem.

ill. 1. H. Ayers

. DENTIST .

.6": on— sunny-ado New Prowse Block. First door to the right

upstairs. hushﬂory work. Reasonable price.

Telephone 210.

=Lil'o Let

A dwelling house on Upper Eusion Street. Apply to CHARLES MoGREGOR

1H.

New Preserves“

Strawberry 12¢ per lb- Raepherry 10° P" 1h berry 10¢ per lb. . ckCurran in 15 and 25 out bottles. ‘ Strawberry and Raspberry

3mg 25 cents per bottle. All t 0 above goods are made from

home grown fruits andare guaranteed pare.

Try Eureka Tea 25c lb.

a r. laddian a co

Tdephone Ho. 1 ' ne'er greenish

PLANT LINE

Commencing August 20th the ,- well-known steamers of the Paul: ‘ \_ Line, will leave Charlottetown for I“. rip-399W! via Ecvketbnry and Halifax.

.4

Coming Events.

Guardian readers will ﬁnd the Mg convenient to cup and reference.

Sons of Scotland meets every second Monday in each month in Mechanic's Hall Prowse Bloch—E. Cannon, Rec. Secre-

m.

omen cam Boyue Lodge. No. 014, meets and and 43h Fridays in Wright's,, Hall, at 8 p. m.—D. McNmn, Recording St. George's Lodge, No. 1171 meets every l‘uesday night, at 8 o’clock, in Oﬁ'ei Hall.—-D. J. MCKINNON, Secretary. Lat-yWallaceLodge No.27, meets 1st

~ and drd Fridays, in Wrights Hal—MRS.

Calms-tan. R. Secy.

i.. O. Y. H. .i.—Mlapah, Loyal Orange Young Briton Lodge, No. 148, meets every Thursday night in Oﬁ‘er’s HalL—J Chappell. R. Sec'y.

Caledonia Club meets last Tuesday of each month. Visiting brethren welcome.

CrrY Council meets the second Monday 11 each month. Dr. James Warbuton Mayor, II. M. Dayison, City Clerk.

The Charlottetown School Board meets the ﬁpt Monday oﬂeach month. Ewen Stewart, Secretary.

museums.

Count Avoxnm, L O. F., fourth Tuesday of each month in Mechanic’s Hall, Grafton St.-«S. Renouf, Sec‘y.

Com Mom SrnrmJ. O.F. ﬁrst andthird'l‘uesdayofeach monthin Me- chanic’s Hall Grafton St.—-J. W. Suther

and ,Sec’y. masons.

St. John’s Lodge, in Masonic Temple, second Tuesday in month, Davrd Mc Lennan, Sec’y.

Victoria Lodge in Masonic Temple, ﬁrst Monday in month—WJP. Doull, Sec’y.

Alexander Chapter, Royal ArchMay- sons in Masonic Temple, ﬁrst Thursday in month except June. July and August. J. J. Weldon, Sec'y.

Prince Edward Preoeptory, No. 35 Knights' Templars. 3rd Wednesday of each month in Masonic Temple. .

Albert Edward Lodge oi Perlecticne DegreeA. & A.S.B.'3rd Thursday, follow ing 3rd Wednesday, January, April, July, Oct.

Prince George Encampment. Royal orest ers meets every Thursday in Wright’s Ham-"Murdock McLeod Iiust trious Archivist.

Court Charlottetown, 0.0. F.,ﬂrst and third Thursday. Wright’s HalL-n-W. C :Whitlock, Sec'y. / Court Abegweit, C. O. F. meets in

More-Jim’s Hall, Prowse Black, on the

second and fourth Thursday of each month ~11. W. Weeks. Bea-Sec’y. onrrnLLOWs. ' .

Port La Joie Encampment on second Wednesday in each month.--D. B. Mc- Lennan R. S. '

St. Lawrence Lodge every evening. E. M. Younker, Sec’y

Wildey Lodge every Friday evening in their, hall in Victoria Row. Geo McLeodSec’y. Alpha Rebekah Lodge, No , meets everyﬁrst and third Tuesday evening.--- Fanny J. Wise, Secretary.

KNIGHTS or PYTEIAB. Knights of Pythias--Empire Lodge.N 0.19 every Thursday evening at 8 » o’clock, in Pythian Hail, Prowse’s New mocha-J. E Williams. Keeper of Become. and Seal. SONS or ENGLAND.

Lodge Eton, No. 148 meets every Thurs day evening in S. 0. 321133211 VMQriu ROW- John A. Field, Sec’y.

Monday

fourrth Tuesdays of each month in S.O.E. m ROW,.'~'E. He Duchemin

Secs LOYAL CRUSADERS.

Tuesdays at noon-

8. S. OLIVETTE Friday at noon.

Returning will leave Boston Tues- days and Saturdays.

Passengers via Pictou on Wednes- days and Saturdays make connections at Halifax for Boston direct.

For tickets and all particulars ap-

ly to il- L lllllllilill. w. w. cuaxz, Manager. Agem. June 4. mnrlnrr‘wnwn‘ P ‘E [.2

ﬂ

. ” Si iWrights Halt swim u. nun-Ada Wad

Company “A.” every Monday in man, Secy. SONS OF TEMPERANCE.

at 8 p. m. Orient Division, Friday, at 8 p. m.

Clarke R. Scribe.

Fr 1 __

trandProvlncial Bazaar

In aid of Building Fund of

low Roman Catholic cathedral

Willbe held in the

Baihedral asement I-lal

CKARLOTTETOWN,

Ioglnllg Hilda} Eva-lug. Delobor. llll.

ad will contnue until Saturday Evening, Oct.

The Great Provincial Event 0! The Season.

TheHallwillhegorgeoual decorated forthe . needed; amusements of various kinds fur- ‘ ' " ' rushed; sumptious meals prrvided; a select each evening-emu ' - cent display of in and FaucyGoods in heir Cand

mve , Refreshmentpooan.

TheHallwil

«as: '

ta. . avenues, cafes, - Me as: , and will confer the “Freedom of “ i ”

.' 0.. all its visitors. f . way Rates or an as. use: to Charlotteiom

Va v be a veritable Miniature Town, with its stree

path, boulevards, stores,

on ednesday October 9th W253“, and Taunting Y eidto

A a a 0 s e I s e a a a we

s s s a s u - u n . .-

good

[image

is Rheumatism of the back. y The cause is Uric Acid v. in the blood. neys did their work there

no Lumbago. Make the ‘~

kidneys do their work. The

I sure, positive and only cure for Lumbago is

Dodd’s

to

" -~ Wm'wwwmkﬁms

um. beef fo'rj‘

Lodge Prince Edward meets second and ,

Victoria Division, S. O. 1., on Monday,

Prince Edward Division, No. 1, meets in Wright’s Hall, every Tuesday.---W. H.

If the kid- ‘--

would be no Uric Acid and

WW

I E T0 HEiL‘l‘H.

An Exeter Man who was Very‘ Ill is Well Again.

.—m‘

He Publishes a Letter Telling how

Be Bought Belief} in Vain Til He Tried Dodd’s Kidney Pills—

They Cured him Completely.

_._—.

Exm‘an, Ont., Oct. 7 (Speciali-Mr Lorne Cann, laundrymau, of this place, has sent in the Ereter Advocate for publication] : the following letter:— “I feel it my duty to write a letter for publication expressing my grab itude for the beneﬁt I have derived from the useof Dodd’s Kidney Pills. “Iwas in a terrible run down condi— tiou and suffered much from pains in the back and severe headaches. The least exertion would laeve me tried and breathless. .My appetite was very ﬁckle and I oiten ‘had a loathing for food. I tried several remedies but with no beneﬁt; instead I was growing worse. “I consulted adoetor and was under his treatment fox-three months, but did not get any better.

“Having read much concerning Dodd’s Kidney Pills in. the Advocate and other papers, I ﬁnally decided to try them and bought two boxes. Before these were all used I could feel a marked improvement and purchased four boxes more. These completely restored 4

my good health and I. can now go ‘ about my work without an ache or ,

pain of any kind.

the curative properties of Dodd’s Kid- ney Pills and I may add that their value has been further proven in the

ease of a friend of mine to whom I '

recommend them. and who has had experience similarto my own." Those who know Mr. Can and how

very poorly he was,are full of praise '

for Dodd's Kidney Pills. * » ‘~'- AIMMICRATION lN NORTHWEST. ,

It is to be hoped immigration ' to the Canadian'Northwest will continue at the same rateas during Augsst. Five thou- aad a month for twelve months would give an appreciable effect and the same [odds for tsnyears would make a good showing for the next consns. With the natural inersases added there should be well on to 2,000,000 people west of the a the Ontario boundary in I9 11, as British

Columbia is certain to make a showing. .10 llll. A. W. GIMSE'S \ s s I ‘ “A h sent direct to the diseased by the improved Blower.

eels the ulcers, clears the air

passages,-atops dropp in the threat and ' anant cures . A.

a Fever. Blower W. Chase

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YiLUlBLE PROPERTY

FOR SALE.

The undersigned oﬁ‘ers for sale by private contract that very eligible two storey, vdoable tenement dwelling house tn the ccrn‘r of Grafton and Pownal Streets. . The property has a dcplh of 78 test on Grafton Street, and a front. age of 59 feet on Pownul Street. The House is comparacively new and in good condition and _ can now be bought at a great bargain and 'on easy terms of purchase. For particulars apply to either _ol l.e undersigned. - . H J. CUNDALL, F. L HASZARD, Executors of Estate of the late Thee. ’W. Dodd, Cb’tows, May 27th. 1901— Wed. Fri. :f

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Tll’iE TABLE Rocky Point Ferry

ms ooannux, rant. on mw‘ann mm V' 53; A

r V s

: WOUiﬁ

M

A WAT CH is is one that will be durable. Look well and above all keep good time and , “It” tbi-youwaat atareasonable .. price. , ' You willﬁud this the watch we sell.“ _ E'Our repair department is turn- ing out ﬁrst-class work. '

G. H. TAYLOR,

Ssnuyside, Qleeu Squats.

I the — '1! . a: V

cembination in ‘

\

“My recovery leaves no doubt as to :

I

'PORT‘

Hood-

!-2 dun

Our new belt pins the, very l'stenr. al .0 c. line of new jewelry

We sell the most reliable Vi .reimu in the market, every one guaranteed. Our two dollar watch its a beau y every boy should have One

R ngs from 25c up st 8100

L. W. 000K."

'EEAoLE" In

10( s and 200 s

ig

Jeweler.

FOR SALE BY

ALL FIRST cuss census.

, Us: ¥ EDDY’S » rumor. Pans.

\

ORDER A TRIAL AND BE CONVINCED.

Wiimm' PABLOR MATCHES

are put up neat sliding buresconvenient to handle. No Sulphur. . No disagreeable fumes.

Every stick a “match, ', Every match -a lighter.

«U *

In these days of high prices for fuel it behooves householders before

ing in their winter supply of soft coal to have a trial Ton of Pq-r

Ask your coal merchant for prices and ctmpare and see the MONEY YOU CAN SAVE. PORT HOOD COAL for KITCHEN ISTOVESandc OPEN GRATES is second to no”, It makes a QUICK FIRE, CHEER- ' FUL BLAZE. throws out a TREMENDOUS- HEAT, and bones Way: ' '« ‘ " ' caving NO CLINKERS and VERY LITTLE ASH. ’

Q. E. l. Commeci’al’College, Isaac Oxenham, Pincipal‘,‘

"writ i . ..

' their.

_ NON-ASS

' on tracts H OUSAND ACRES of saga-(crunch options) in..;-stm ’ lornia, whichCounty’it . tide water, and haestead ll’y ‘ for twene ms inﬂow ' As the company’s is oil land, dividends of svsnﬁve :esutimonthlg ‘ completed; besides in. surplus for further work. "1‘9 «legumes use I .

gel-soy. sigiihacn ‘r f '

stock ' _ 9.11.,

; "' Vice- ‘ ﬁst“. (013.190 of “W, p 3"“ -

. s l

tatiyes of ,ﬂercisl «for: Evening,

h,

.15‘

'3. RM EM _ w ,, 015$“ .- lei'arehol-ier is in on thr I chock . t. . ' ' ,“Iu order~to- .3 ~ : ilk,th ' ' " ‘ a hit of 5 es‘ (NON-ASSESS

are (‘5ch at 50. par, shard".

‘\ ‘. ".114" 1:.

Commencing Friday October 7th the steamer “Eliiu” will run as follows for the balance of

season. Will leave Prince St.Wharf Will leave R’yPi. At 7.30 a rn At 8. a.m. At9.am At roam. At II a m At n.3o a m. Atxpm Atx.3opm. At 2 p m At 3 p m. At4pm' £4.30pm. . Atysopm Atopm. , SUNDAYS. mleave Prince St. Wharf Will leave R’y rt. ~ At 9am Atroan‘i‘ I :2 ‘50? m u Lya‘se '4'" a ‘ u ' u s in”

Charlottetown,» P. 0. Box 242.

Be-opens after the holidays on TUESDAY,AUG UST 20th, 1901. A thorough and complete Business Course, and a Shorthand and TypeWriLintv Course are given in this'Col- loge. The very best wul k is/done here. Our students are successful everywhere. Call at College, over Bank of Nova _Scotia between 9 and 12 a. m., and 2 and 4 p m. for Prospectus.

7 ISAAC OXENHAM.

or send

Principe] and Proprietor. Aug. 8 2aw &w t1 Dec. 30 1901

o‘- isomer .zﬂnspttlrisnﬂ follows:- l'rdnsOutward. LI 9.3. m ' - 7.8- 5.1» 3.10 7.30 1v. ﬁrm at 1.15 ' .30 . 12.55 {3 ‘34.“ N.Wi tag? 12.15 5.31 4.26 an Hunterxiver 1200» 7-05- '5.06 159 Emeraldjuuc. n.in MI , a 5-30» LY Enter-aid June. gm 9.23 Kensin 1 0.45 .50 lo 9.45 ar. . v 10.15 . }s’.tde{ 6.45 10.05 iv. ar. 9J5 738 10.50 Wellington 8. 3.47 13.30 Pei-th 7 .31; 12.42 O’Leary 644 9.19 1.40. Alberton 5.41 9-55 1-35 It Tignish iv ms. ml 2.15. an . zoo 6.00 lv Ch’town ar 8.” 3.25 7.00 at MLStewari lr7.co 3.30 7.05 lv Junctiou 1 4.09 7.34 Morel! 3:36 7.55 ,SLPeiers' 05 9.00 arSour-islv rat. 4.x . ' - Mt. Stewart 3.35 710 'lv June. ar 6.50 ' 6.03 is.

4.47 5.581. Cardigan 5.10 x5 arGeorgetownlvm r

‘ mini-litre.“

'1" ~ Hf ’ f *‘ [algssceéﬁiszé

' I . Aerators

Milk v... . g ~ AMilk Cans ~ -»~ ‘ Buckets

. “'1 X9 i (‘3.- . era .. x. > 35:} p .4 r .‘f ‘ . r a”: i i .9 ‘ ‘ “' , i >4, ‘ :‘r 0:1: ,, . M" - ~19, ~, -. «a , I a, 37., in ﬁg;

' It

a;

Sgimtors

’ superb

.. ‘lfs-

A.‘

._ 2.x layiw Emerald you at 1.0a 15 at C. Traverse 1v. 5.00 Trainsvol this railway are run by

:3; 1 we. tendeat LBJ R. Chm, lune sill Ion.

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