V DIRECT SAILINGS

Charlottetown to MancheSter_ En _ Head Oflicesln New Prowse Block-Charlottetown.' ;

anchester Liners IHE tQUEEli’S CDUNTY,

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_ Steamers will sail from Charlottetown for Manchester The latest news, first of all. Miss lgglsy hpuote, Iitustico, leaves

dir€Ct 011 Of ab0\1f thi? f01i0WiI1g dates. “Subject to Change". g The installing or s furnace in theiior Bos H t B-2°-ri) ng'

_ Manchester Shipper Sept 27th. Rustico Church is now completed. Allred Gallant and Aubrey Buote,

--- Rustico, have left for Maine, U.S_A.

Manchester Trader Oct 2 5th,

. Manchester Spinner Nov 26th.

These steainers will carry live stock and general Cargo

at lowest rates.

Shippers should notify the undersigned agents as to what

goods they will have to go forward as early as possible in order to secure space. - _ ' '

Eorrates andlotlier particulars apply to

* " A. PICKARD "C0 _

8'3’dWf1“tf Agents Charlottetown.

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For Wife

Sister

Sweetheart

Rockwood Chocolates are the clioicest coufectioiis to be found. For the person who appreciates the best they afford great satisfaction. For gifts to wife, sister or sweetheart they are the most delicious

;‘Swlpets for the Sweets” to be found. Always kept res . '

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enuine Old Sydney Coal

you want the best.

` aim is to make 'l‘he Queen a home

The Rogers’ Hardware Go Ltd

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Labor Day Sports A. A. A. A. Grounds SEPTEMBER 5th

Uiiilvr tho ziiispics ofthe r\_ .\. A. r\. ;ui.l the i.nlmrri"s l‘rotr‘t‘iivc,Unioii: The lust sports on the :ihovc lrurk will cnsiirc ruioilici' success ui the above.

The Big Ten Mile Bicycle Team Race '

- \\'ill ho ilu' great feature of thc progruni

The other cvciiis :irc as i`olh\\vs:

UNION EVENTS.

100 yards dash. 220 yards dash. 440 yards dash.

Three legged race.

School boys race 220 yards 8 to

12 years, open.

Wheelharrow. race.

Obstacle race.

Old mnn's race 220 yards 50

years and over.

Sack Race.

One mile bicycle race, boys.

Running broad jump. 10 mile hike teams.

Half mile bicycle, boys. Entries close Sept lst. Thursday. Onc mile walk. W_A. GAUDET W.` M_0N'l‘EITH

~» Half mile bicycle boys. Sec'y. ` C/h\11l`l11|1¥1_

EDWARD N1CHoi.soN, Commlttee-

Secretary Union Events. 8-24dws4i.

OPEN EVENTS. . AMATEUR.

100 yards dash. 440 yards dash. 880 yards run. _ 1 mile run. »

Broad jump. High jump.

220 yards dash jr. 440 ynrds dash jr.

Bicycle events. _ 1 milc bicycle (time limit.) } mile bike (time limit.)

Sealed distance race.

Mrs. H. T. Prowse, who has been

summering with friends in Cymbrla, has returned to this city.

Mrs. R. I. de Chevigny and little

daughter, who have been visiting rc- latives at Rui-itico, have returned to Montreal.

Mrs. Stanley's house will be open for inspection, Thursday morning,; Sept. 8'th at 10' o’clock. Sale at elev- en.See ad elsewhere in this issue.

Mrs. Joseph Blanchard and two

ault, of Wellington, are visiting friends in Rustico and vicinity. -

Sealed tenders will be received at

the Department of Public Works un- til noun on Sept 15th for thc repair- ing of the cornice and roof of the west wing of Falco'nwood_

The play in the Opera House on

Monday night will be one _of the big successes of the season. Excellent talent. a strong play, the best ofr vocalists and presentation of prizes to winning athletes will make the play of Monday night ahanner event in the annals of thc Prince Edward Dramatic Club. ,

W. H. Mcl-(ay, Charlottetown, ex-

principal of Kensington High School, who left for British Columbia about four weeks ago, has secured an ex- cellent position as teacher in that, Province. Mr. McKay was one of the best teachers, having raised Kensing- ton to the front. rank of schools on the Island. The <G\urdiaii wishes that he may have continued success in the lar West.

The prominence of the Queen Ho-i

tel, Halifax, and its fine manage- ment make it an ideal place to stop at whether on business or pleasure. The location is simply ideal, being within immediate reach of all the birsiiiess centres, electric cars, thea- tres, wharves, etc. The pleasure re- sorts are a well known feature of Halifax, and when it is remembered that the guests of the Queen enjoy the full privileges of the Waegwoltic Club, including bathing and boating on the famous North West. Arm, some idea can he formed ofthe man- ner in which the guests are enter- tained. Then there is the Roof Gar- den, a veritable fairyland with bloom- ing flowers and foliage, wlierc guests may enjoy a sun hath or rest in the shade while taking u. panoramic view of the city, harbor, Dartmouth and surrounding country. It is reached by one of the new automatic stop and safety switch Otis-Fursomc elcc- tric elevators which operates from the ground fioor. The cleanliness of the hotel and the promptitude of the stall, under the popular proprietor, lumcs P. Fairbanks, whose every

for the guest during his sftny in Halifax, are greatly appreciated by ull gn,-sts.

A new departure, but one th-at

spor s-men, mar s ic pus i R'u<l and Gun in Uniindu, publislred hy.W. J. Taylor, Ltd., Woodstock, Unt. The greater portion of the reading pages is given up to the rc- port uf the tlutario Fish and G-rome (luniuirissioii. As a rule Government publlications receive only sca-nt. at- tention and have but a limited cir- culation. In this instance, however, the Report, through its appearance iii; the Magazine, will be broug-lit pro- minently beforc the attention of sportsmen. not only throughout Can- ada but also in lthe States, and the many suggestions and recommenda- tions contained therein can scarcely fail to have some ciiect in a much wider field than the Province. The in- terest taken i-n Fish and Game pro- tection is now general throughout North America and this document will be studied and quoted for a long time to come. The statement of ex- isting conditions e.'nd the -many re- commendations for improvement will hear much consideration from sports- men. 'Through their organizations they should let the Government k-now their views on these matters in order that legislation may be based upon at least some of them. The interest- ing experience gained in "Canoeing on Lake Superior" is concluded and the story toldof Mr Vance‘s Pet Fox, while the capture of a big fish is related. For trapshootcrs the num- ber is fascinating as lt gives inge,-_ esting accounts of many ‘big meets and numerous smaller ones, showing the importance ‘attached to this

Mrs. Wm. McDonald has returned

to Montreal after an extended visit with friends in this city.

The talented School of Music Or-

chestra and their conductor, Prof. Wright, have been engaged for the evening of Sept. 5th at the Opera House.

Abram and Mrs. Peters and ,family

have returned to their home in

Moncton, N. B., after enjoying some leasant holida s visiting re atives

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young sons, also Miss Bella Arsen-land friend! at Rllstico.

Miss May Sterns of Charlottetown

an-d Mrs J. Edward Cronin of New York have ‘been visiting at The Bir- chcs, thc home of Martin and Mrs. Betts at South Shore. Mrs Betts is a popular hostess and her hospitalitv is well known on the shore roads.

Sanford Irving, who has been the

guest of James and Mrs. Tait, Jr., Brighton, leaves this morning on rc- turn to Boston. He will be accom- panied as far as St. John by his sis- ter, Mrs. Tait, and little Miss Doris, where they will take _in the St. John Exhibition and enjoy a short holi- day.

Angus McWilliam and his daughter

Florence return to Boston today after spending a delightful vacation in Belfast with Mrs. Chas. J. Mc- William and with Miss Elizabeth Mc- Donald at Rosencath. ,They speak with enthusiasm -of the excellent crops and 1'. E. lsland as a summer resort for tourists. The climate can- not be surpassed and the people are proverbial as entertainers. What is wanted is free trade with the United States and a- tunnel for communica- tion with thc mainland.

A meeting will he held in the

schoolroom of St. l’au1's Church on t/he evening of Friday next, 9th, Sep- tember instant at eight p. m. which will be addressed by the Venerable Arclidcaeo-n Maddon of Llverpool,l~lng- land, and the Reverend Dr Hanson of Belfast, lrclnnd. These gentle- mcn have come out as a depiitatioii in the interests of the Evangel-ical Alliance of Great Britain, and have come to Charlottetown on the invita- tion of the Ministerial Association or this City. In thcsc gentlemeii the Ev- angelical Alliance have been fortun- ate enough to secure two of the best know-ri and ahlest speakers in Great Britain, and it is earnestly hopcr that the nrenihers of this church wil' not fail to take this opportunity oi hearing them. The doors will br opened at 7.45 p. m.

p ::'l‘hc' Prince Edward Dramatic (ilnli intend to excell all other triumphs in their' pro<luct.ion of their play in tlw Opera House Monday evening, Sept., 5th. The plan opens ut. the usual places in the morning. You only have a short time to purchui~ic your ticket so you should get it in the niorning or ,as curly as possible.

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The films of speed and quality.

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We Use Velox Paper _

exclusively iii the Finishing Dcpartiueiit of our photographic business ,

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it is the highest qual- ity, highest priced pap- er we can buy and gives the best possible prints from every neg- ative. `

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Several now features will be introduc-

terest. As always, a number

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Pure Cream Bread

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It is a real family loaf.

Will 'please you and your children..

Try a Loaf

It is made only at the

ECLIPSE BAKERY

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handsome prizes will be Eivgiiadrlil

For years this store has

been the headquarters for high-grade perfuiues and visitors now will find that we are better equipped than ever to supply the

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Showinq and Sale 'of Newest

Feather Mounts

Some of the shades are

Light Navy, Copenhagen, Black.

price.

and Trimmings f

THE RESULT OF ANOTH ER CHANCE; _

that came under the eye of our miilincry buyer.. ' This line of sample feather __ mounts ,audi trimmings was offered us by one of the largest

‘ I houses in the country. They made discount_ o

about one third, 'which allows us to sell the lin , one third under ordinary figures. The lin V include; a' splendid assortment of the very latest trimming ideas---niany»tha.t under ordinary clr-'i cumstances, we would .not be able toshow you.; There is just one of each model---and the occa- sion--and the price give you a. notable opporti_1n-_ ity to secure :something splendidly exclusive;

for your fall hat.

ONE THIRD LESS THAN

REGULAR FIGURES '

Special Exhibit--Second Floor ;

Another Great Shipment of

---Monarch Broaclcloth

Queen Of`175 Dress Fabrics

MONARCH, as you doubtless know is the original, and_by all means

the finest 1.75 Broadclotli. Wbi`e the immense success of this wonderful cloth has given ri: e to a host of iinitations of various degrees of merit, MOl,lARCl-l stands alone as the perfection of excellence in its line. “just as good as Monarch" is the highest claim made for the iniitations. Monarch is a cloth of silky f.ruiness and softness. Monarch drapes perfectly, Mon- arch ensurcs a suit of perfect “hang” Monarch will wear.

Another great showing of Monarch direct fi om the old country to-day.

Pear, Steel, Myrtle, Olive, Bronze, Reseda, Wistaria, Mulberry,

' Cardinal, Dark Seal, Seal, Golden Brown, Castor, Dark Navy, Mid Navy,

Monsach is 54 to 56 inches wide, and sells for 1.75 net. _

lf the qualirv was lower, the prices would be lowers M ONARCH cannot be obtained anywhere else in Canada at any

Dress Goods Counter

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and rushed from the makers in New York.

Persian coloring `

These mostly at 15 cents per neck.

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Frillings From New York , 2 Ready To-day

I-iIERl£`IS A LINE shown exclusively to_ the buyers of this store--the samples not.

even placed oii display anywhere else---Tlie designs Carefully selected by our own buyers

_ The latest idea- in dress accessories, as you lknow is a touch of Paisley--or a bit of

These new frilliiigs and ruchings sliow a notable collection of this sort of thing. k

Displayed on Centre. First Floor. »

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Always Fresh

Our packaged chocolates are always fresh stock bought

every week. Tliat’s why we are getting such a trade for

them. Popular prices,Moir‘s goods, handsome packages.

“The MacKinnon Drug Co” Cor Great Geo & Kent Streets.

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the purest in perfumes.

We have all the perfumes

in all sized bottles, at all prices and all aromas. You can find 'the very one you _want and have a selection covering a wide range of grades and prices. Price 5c to 75c per oz.

We have Hudiiut’s perfumes'

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_ is a necessity-’-then place it in good strong I Stock Companies suchas are represented

E. R. BKOW

Manager for P. IE. I. ' Charlottetown

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tion, will he held as usual this Fall. ‘ __ -. -

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Breed Your Best Bred Mare to the Fast Trol- ling Stallion

AQUIRI, 4005!

and Rain A Comanche. A

AQUIRI will make the season of igio

at my stable at $15.00 for a live fonl,to be settled at time of service by cub or note ‘due November ist next.

Mares sent to be bred will be met at

train or boat and well cared for at the most reasonable rates.

J. M. NICIIOLSON.

:oz Kent Street, Charlottetown dmrwthtf _

FOR S A E

The 'valuable place as ‘thg "Parkside Farm," sit at _thi west end of the town of erllde, port of which adioins t§ do Driving Park. The Fa ol 72 acres of Prime loud ted for Dairy, Poultry, or mixed farming purposes having a hcl! mile shore frontage with abundance ol lea led and every convenience desired. who Buildings are all in good repair, fthe House being oneofthlllleltlhthc province with hot and cold 1nter',f\|r- nace and all modern convcniencelaiilh ls an exceptionally fine resldonoovlhi excellent view one-looking Sunder-

siae Huber, making it ui mei 'ro- `°°§f»'°r'§l'“'“§.i “'“'d°°" ry ` f ll lf Um

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