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. . . Plug Smoking Tobacc

As thousands are doing oc. 10c. and loc. plugs.

Mn. H. S. SHARP returned Fridny even- Mr. G_~o. S. Enman,of Montague Bridge,

\ ing via Charlottetown froni_ a trip to is in gh.; ¢ii;y_

Cape Breton.

THE City of Ghent took awayfrom Surn-

merside, Saturday, 1700 boxes cheese, 150 bags oats and potatoes and a quantity of

to British Columbia.

Mn. J. P. Taivrox makes the hi-st ship-

ment of wild gefse for the season this morning, He is sending 42 birds to the United States. 7 f

THB S.S. Tiber arrived from Montreal,

Saturday morning. with a. fair freight. She left about ll o’clock for Halifalr and intermediate ports.

THE S. S. Campana arrived at Summer-

~ side, on Friday night, |with considerable

-' ' freight after discharging which, she left

for Pictou and intermediate ports.

MR. John C. Cairns arrived Friday

_ evening from Somerville, Mass., for a

‘ visit to his former home in Freetown,

where his wife and child have been spend-

* _ 1 AMONG the passengers by the City of

Pff::s;=§;;;';‘::’;_¢§i'§.‘i.‘?E.;-i§."z.:?.°..:..i;".z‘l:r.l’.;_;";.°li.‘.mls .;°.§*..°._. Gi... from .es satin... W.. Mi.

Pvlxi;C::.xi)i.§ra'r?1i~v rillieir aicleigreasvd will dai your work and do it ni ire satisfactory. REMEMBl'jli Phoebe ]_\{[ui1-head, of North Tryon, on a HaLF.As MUCH Mica AS ANY UTI-Il-:R Manufactured by visit to Isaads Harbor, N_ S_ She will IMPERIAI . 011' . co.. Lea. “ISO visit Halifax-

Eetroleunl E_ef]_J3_e-rs. New chevict suitings in light medium

and ,dark grey. Just one suit in the piece. See the garnet and green, Cam-

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The Steamship “S’l‘. CROIX” has resumed the

PUPULAR BIHEGT TRIPS T0 BUSTGN if

leaving ST. JOHN every TUESDAY and SATURDAY at 5.30 ll. In arrive ln: Boston about 1 p. in. next day.

Charlottetown To Boston About 30 Hours. Suinmerslde to Boston About 28 Hours.

'F*B0U’l'E I.-Leave any point on the P. E. I Railway by morning train Tu es day or; Saturday, reach S_t. olin, _via Summerside a_nd.Point Du Chene at 5 p. tn cave St-. -John. by Steamship "St Croix," at 5.30 p.m. direct for Bonon. W

l0IJ'l‘l 2.-Leave the Island on Tuesday or Thursday, reach St. John some

evening and connect. with Wednesday and Friday morning Steamers for B o ston via the Coast Service. Wednesdays steamer does not call at Portland.

tend for folder and information to nearest ticket agent, or to

W. C- LEE, Agent for St. John, N- B.

Aug I tl lept 27

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_ el's hair suits, the latest fad on the

market. New crepous, poplins, crapclone cords, Henrietta’s and cashineres. See the new fall novelties at McGougan 8:

ron Bos'l‘oN

THB bodies of the six unfortunate fisher-

‘5 .ag és 5, man were washed ashore inthe vicinity of

Tignish Friday. and were taken to Cara- quet, N B by friends on Saturday It is

|NTEnNAi|oNAL S. s. co.

ln the two boats from which the bodies Misses Sarah and Tillie Mackenzie, have been recovered. There is still Stanchel left Friday morning by the

, One body missing- There are six or , Nortlinniberlancl for Ispwich,Mass,,where We expect our Limdsn and Pu" Trimmed Klum"-7 m

r \\ W seven boats of the Caraquet Fleet still un- they will Spend the winter. e next week

~. . accounted for, and it is fea e

_ ~ -1 ~ ~ \_ i- I' d . 11! , ` Ji; crews also have perished. Mr. WHL G. Macleod, Canlhrldgegmwsn,

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'l G'-H-Marv”»D-D-S-~S°‘"iS»1¢f° bYF1'id“y~’ beaut of quiet richness rather than ot romuienoe.

rue: only to nr. cliewa ludnsy-uvsr mtangmihmly Tm tg Alma’ N_ B” J’ 8111128 P

wi n _ opes o seeu nga partner to

Mr. Wm. Gll&, Clrpelltér. 88111! Stl. assist him in his already extensive prec- mo be b”e€l& °' lah”

Marie. Ont.. listen:-"Unl°l1cited I tice. He will beabsentonlyafew days. S 1°;*‘°“ °f ""1 ‘ft

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If °ch°”e?f“K:dne;_If,v” ‘$51, 5; Mr. w_1lim Bn.-.isis ani wif.. sf curing urinary troubles I do- not writ' Lawrence,Mass.,a.re visiting Mr.Burdett's

for your especial profit. but for D8-Nlllis 8|? BPM WWI*

forces", _

= The problem of the present day to the

farmer ls: I

Which is the Llglltost and Boot Blu der to buy!

he Little Maxwell

Solves Bio.-question.

Longer in operation than any other Binder in the

market. - _ I

A complete line of extras kept constantly on hand. Send for illustrated catalogue. ' _

MGKINLEY BRDS

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In Nevv Business in Canada.

In IE{a.t:lO of .Assets to Liabilities

In .Actual Results on Invest-

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comfort to me to know that there is a. medicine to help my weak kldne s.

a b ie f ii nail. y mg emicewmm'

U1 * 5° “ °` ‘"1" °°' P "~ ° ,formed that a woman with two smell, €;’lgm?°r°:’;ér:;i?;‘rl:|'l::t°!;i;:,_'°“n°tf°d children had been spending the nights ln, ’ `

Victoria Park. The family was found and ‘

placed in jail. The woman ve h

_ ga er name- _

as Mrs. McNeill and utterly destitute. A ,,

The mother and children spent Sabbath:

& in jail because of want. 1 \ A ` . V Norwirnsrannilvo the downpour of rain Q J

. R. a large audience assembled at the Baptist ._ Q

Church last night. A thoughtful sermon »'

ARTHUR PETERS. Q. C.. was preached by Mr. George Irving, who ' LERNEST INGS, Mid '

based his remarks upon Mark 10:21. Miss

ALBERT C'sA‘UNDERs‘ ‘ Bovyer,latelya graduate of the Boston' ~

is - School of Music, rendereda solo. Miss ' I ci.'¢°1m,c¢m¢mn mmg, Bovyer's voice evidences much cars in

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. H- _ » Tnanxnibiunn amistnniarsiiip Enmi- ~ U andsome and

nations for students entering McGill Uni- ”

Queen Hotel. :fm ”..‘.‘;';;;":i ;.'f..;’:';§...".°:f'.;‘:;:_ “°a”,<;,*` ggms- Jewelv and

F°|r|f|g|»|y |»|¢`)f°|’ the direction of Mr.IC.J. McMillan. There e “gg Rings’ mul strut, .1 anal' are twenty-one Exhibitions offered to first, SIV€I`W.3I°€, Rid and

____ year students. Heretofore the Island ~

This new and “nm dia” hotel is no' students have always been successful

993|] for buginegm Thgfgl up Ind h8.V8 Clptallred thEi_l'8h&!'€ Of th¢p1'iZ€S.

with all the modern improvements, this Among those who have won scliol hi

. are ps

hotel ofere tothe public accommodation, in rscentyears are: Rev. D. J. Fraser, L.L. ' which cannot be excelled th " ` "

the Island. Good tab] 51 9-“JV Q 91' Wi D., now of St._Stephen’s Church, St. John

es, urge airy bed _ _ ;

come, bath rooms, sample rooms Terms R" M' J Mcmmsh’ Rev' J' S

» ' . Gordon, now of Vancouver; W. S,

igdglgtf' gxmtxmgdgggg I Ferguson, Ph. D., now Professor in Cali-, ommercial travellem , forma University; Talmaze McMillan, C.

FRANK PERRY,Prop ‘ C- F°1`¥“‘°°» LW- R0b°rtS0n. Edgar.

Oc; 6 my 1 yr p Stems, E. 0. Brown, S.S. Willis, Herbert

Bell, of Augustine: and several others,

_ & “for Sydney. On Friday evening he was

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ofrihiretveiiliisiilgpgrihfs preseiitzd cvirlililliegiu Work ghls out*

, dress. and a cornet with case as a token

_ S' _ If one ton ofhard coal at 8:: 00 or to w ll d

limi idliilliaays lililg Sinn. of 6 mm ____ the work of two tons ot' soft coal at p$3.80u per' ton sunt.-‘ERS|DE_ .runnin ron ornmiion how much would you save by using one of our

Painless Emclleull llc llAlE lETllll0- Mm” P“"’5°‘“°’ “°“'”‘i°“S '=° f

y _ surgeon s_kmfe and/ recommend an

\ tion for piles. A less cruel, less expensive All kinds of General and Anaeethetxee and less risky method is the useof D1-

amploygd Chasez Ointment, a preparation that has Q ,mm ,md Buds, work aspwmlty never yet been known to fail to

, ~' ° _ _ _ i°n¢rnti°n when vcusminbe cured 1' "

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ru B - T. S. LOWTHE D. . . '

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B' 135" 26 ecd & ' tw’ 1”"°“°° _ ,_ which burns hard coal just as well md economically

” CaU'rioN -You are warned 8.8 SOR

We worlzh Isolde. Info.

cure

P1. yuh", H M d iles no matter of what form 01- 1,

'Md K. 110. e an Aluminum Ong smnglng Don t think I B i ¢:'°':;'

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lltfillll illSlll ill . "_ r sstfiii'.i.*»ufi:'.:“...”'“af....m‘~i“‘°°

DUDUIILD i HARTII. blown ln the clasp. To do se is se., - ,.,

1 I -‘, to the law. Parties having thug ig xi, ’ & possessionwilleonferafnvorbyn

L ` N:otax-ies Public kc. Money toii H' Simmons' _ ' e ' . ’ gemcnst 1 4 5,,°°°” like °f “Penn s...-l P,-i4'0Vin0i&l ` Charlottetown, P, E. I. "* "“'» 3°* zliwlst chewing t°ba°°° is 20

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Mr. W. Eardley Hyndman has returned

Mr. Fred.Morris left Saturday morning .

to return to Montreal.

Hon. W. :S. Fielding, Minister of Finance. left Saturday for Halifax. 1

Hon. \Vm. Paterson, Minister of Cus-

toins,returx;ed to Ottawa on Saturday.

Mr. D. R. Rice, leader of the Baptist

Choir, in New Glasgow, is in the city.

H. Morris, of Char1ottetown,is the guest

of Geo. H. Laidlaw, this city.-Halifax Herald.

Among those registered at the Davies

on Saturday was Mr. Gordon McKay, Bradalbane.

Mr. Jas. Macdouizail, Catechist, will

preach (D.V.) at Milltown Hall on Thurs- day, Sept. 20th, 7 p.m.

Mr. O. B. \Y’adman, of Crapaud, leaves

this morning by the S.S. Northumberland on a business trip to St. John, N. B.

Mr. D. S. McRae of West Kent Schoo Staff, returns this morning from a pleasant vist to friends in Vernon River.

Mr. and Mrs. J. R. McKay, of Boston, who have been visiting friends in Elddu left by the Princess Saturday morning on return.

Messrs. Edward Green 'md Louis Mont-

go me of Summerside crossed by the

Princess Saturday morning en route to Sydney.

AT MY STORE _

No such at Range of Dress Goods

ever seen in our Dress Goods Department,

A leaning to roughness* is conspicuous Camel Hair elect

in plain and pretty piaids, fuzzy, fleecy and almost lumpy the thing for our climate at Just the prices to suit

No such a showing of Furs has ever been P E Island

We are the leading Fur Store of P E Island and w

eclipsed our former reputation

Any lady who buys a B ur J acke.. without

stock is doing herself an inyustice Over 250 Fur J ecketa to rom at P E Island s greatest Fur Store

Miss Elia Perkins, daughter of Mr.

-Fred.Perkins, crossed by the S. S.Princess Saturday on her way to Halifax, where she will attend Dalhousie.

brother of Mr. Hector Macleod, Dunstaff

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good or thpse z:1'.l;l)ltct§d as I have! been. absent for about seven years. Heis much Ihay us egy oxes,s.n onot ‘ now fgel the old trouble in the least. pleased with th’ improvements made'

"I ten relief on, hom. “ter akin' during his absence 'and considers the

me fire: pin It is e great source or Islnndw nrwnerins

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Those wishing further ipartlcularsttni YFSTSRDAY aft°m°°°’ °’ de" mat _ “

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address me aaabove." _ ` .y named Michzel Dreelan, claimirg to be

Clitaee’:\I,uKil;1li(;ey-Ll\;)el;d}l’llls ar; from Halifax, called at the police station els-*li-

speciilc or _ ney. er. an ~ ~ h ‘ _ e

urinary demngemenu. and "ver intimatingt at he was lost, and had noth

troubles, and have an enormous sale I-‘"3 °°°at .and ”° m°“°Y "h°"°"“'h t'° all over this continent. One pills. dose, P11l‘Gh1\S0 the letter. He iufor

med the.

25 cent! 8. boi. ll 311 dei-108. 01’ Ed- police that his mother lived in Halifax. 3 rnanaon, Bates and Co., Toronto. 1

Dr. Chase’s Ointment 'ls az positive Ou Saturda even' th 1

Tms morning,Mr.Patri¢k Hughes leaves

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nage, is visiting relatives on the Island.

He will remain till after the Ethibition

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U n Mr. W. J. Edge, of Toronto. the well

known publisher was a spectator at the. scholastic sports on stun-any He See the new things In Silks wt My Store

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` _ pressed himself as -delighted with the

r “W1 agement Of the d*1Y'H EWUFS “Hd the Never before was our stock more beautiful-but 1t’s

work of the boys.

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