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Ladies Fall and

downright gocd values have never before been equalled in this City. The $7.50, $9.00

and $10.00 lines are worth

. 1 1

' 1 marked them. The $15.00 - I 1

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_/ 1 ‘ more than the price we have ‘ I

$16.50, $ 9.00, $20.00 coats

_ / _ll 5 '_ are good values also and the _ _-i ' *ri 1./

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styles are at the top notch of

fashion.

.<__'~_'»_>, \_ frail .

Misses’ Coats.

Welhave not been un- ' mindful of the fact *that

there isa large demand

for;-f coats for the younger 1

girls. The $3.65 $4.50, $6.00 and $8.00 lines are

allgood values. `

Look them over to-day ,i

in our mantle room. __ _

S. A. Mol)0NALll.

_ ` _, '\'/ gunning-`-3 »- -ff

ret; ' H =’*'”`“"`.,-,...--» 1 5:”

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‘ - Furnltue and Carpets are th

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~AitkenB Ferry" ~1st Mrs D J Stewart; 2nd Harry-l

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"A gooii wrap will-~a-dd W the hestlf they come from Pat0n'.= -

alue ot ‘your outtlt. Your horse 9_|7d¢_f

will even ~ handsome right wit

look better, and they _.._.

carriage will not look 1. h°ut me of Patonrslyarvdlgo tiigtdsismiheongizgnd oil htahld

swab W-raps* ,best twllrled imported ~-tartan car-

9-U"dtf‘ ri-age wrap that we are selling at

Suitlng Department .because we are fifty The

_~ _ - . y are the best value ever

showing the finest line of French offered to horsemen and farmer”

Buiting eve It is pure, Jas Paton

"we Fe” N0 Fw in the Ladies' two dollars two twenty-uve and two

r brought t° the I5l’"1d~)that we know of Th' patterns are °°\» “nd PH” 01115’ 51-10- all good. Jas.~ Patch &: Co. 6" U0- _ . 9~Tdtf~ a-inert.

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" To the Exhibition should call at our establishment an

inspect our large line of Ran gcs and Stoves.

We are Agents for the famous Kootenay and Pandora

Ranges.

Special prices this week on all kinds of Stoves delivered

free at any Station on P. E. I.

Our Storewill be open Wednesday and Thursday night

until 9 o’cl0cl¢.

Th Rogers Hardware Gu, ltrl

is- -'_____. - __ i

cniirjsupiiaraiiivini stationery ~ 1 ` Store f ‘

The best and cheapest place io buy their supplies

of Fine Stationery, Books,

Souvenir Goods, October Magazines. Latest Newa-

papera received daily. Newest and best Books received as

issued. = 1 =

Opened to-day a direct Shlpmenr of ,

1000-New B00ltS - 1000 1

beat Authors, cloth bound. -neat and attraciive cut

~ glee for Exhibition wecl.l5__cents each, 2_ lliiolra for t _ccnrci

Regular price 25 cents each.

09.11;-lllllllills,

colors

Rogornon.

cut blooms. dis- A. McM.lllm,Falr Nawson, Cornwall.

only, distinct

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Contiunod lrom page ane.

_Collection Ornamental ‘Foliage “°

Plants, 12 varieties only: lst. John Bun?

_ . I S¢&bl0ll,

Rogersorn °“ Hanging Pot or Bnskcc: ict Jcnn °““‘» 3.. °*f_ “"°?,°. °°_l°'°= Rogerson; 2nd ‘Verna Hooper, City. HW”

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' - 088 thi! 8 colors:

in s+e're“S-e.u_BL°°»i§t._ _lt.._...._.»_. 1....-...._ _ _ A ti hi _(B d on) t` we Peas 5 colors only, ot nic” rr iugni aigiinrcigccicrc- 'illt Qu” Ut- llav"¥‘iwcccc.1d. city: #nd

V5 b° }: 0g, Swoot Pens, 10 specimens ot each

" ‘ ' 4 ' """` l' B-Ut HND J Stewart: 2nd

""'»' e _‘_

by Jack ltcmsrron.

bw In the second heat the race wasp

virtually divided. Itrllli hauled ,with Penis; Maid and they teamed it to the halt in 1.08. Third _quarter was stepped in B01 seconds. When the turn homo wal mule n head wind mode the struggle _harder and the Pa-lr slowed doyn. Jack Mclieri-on, 'DUT 10118018 back at the three quar- ters, camc_with a ruoilnrst ot speed, l?“§_:bf°k° lllili, as he _the two moms. He ran over 'the tlni_ah_ _lip and _was set 'hac_k`go_t_:hird_-placot. Pol nicc mais -wen tviihicngtnc” niicnii- br

__ To-_day _w,e ai_je___s__lio\;v__i_ii_g, a Tmy’ _ 2 d J Q, _ ra. Ii.;-Ii stewart. il'argiir'.' ' ' ' "`-’*:` _' __

- line iof Ladies’ coats: which for r .- l - __ st .. _£,°om M. - - _ .~

if? Y " ' ‘_ flare: ~= ._ .”"": -' ' ’ ‘ ._ _ pb tllitiiio . ` ' I ___ _. 3( ,_ :-1- » -- _-1 ~ 1.9* P°Y1°l‘-*P01 va. "_ B~_feut_-.lzmoms (mlm 3 or after her loss ot the opening heat,

Kinno , enifu J 'rnit , .ister-n,ni,cst cniiscctinid, iz biccmc ';’;';",°°l°" 1" M" J” Tm hd :,233 mf:°k M°K°"`°” ““d P°“i“ Buy “Black Prince

.- _ . . _ _ _ . _ , . ., |

'not less th-an 3 colors, quilted' intl °P°. M°Kilm°l1~ or had a heat the Held sold Hose for your boys;

rut; 'ne ras me qua-in-. turn. was um the ndvlwsl to ww the “AWB” '°°?~'

‘ ` f _ ., to tor second hon~

Ganteel H tavori cn! scci-ca tncn by iicntins B¢a*»\’1°° Bellini in the third heat. Ella Amulator winner ot the 2.09 pace in straight heats was s stronv tavortte, and was the third victor- ious munber ot the T. W. Murphy'

stables in two days.

Wafxin opened as iavorite nt' *loo ¢° $25 WHS k9Pt as Bret choice ,

`___f5oRN. FK#At Mt Pleasant, Vancouver,

B. C., Sept 11, 1909, to Albert and Mrsfish, (nee Miss E. May 'Rober- t.son;;.Dunrlas.) _a dau!|L'»_°"- ~ _ DlflP___.____4 McLEOD-At Orwell Cove, on Sell! -sth 1909, cnrintic M. McLeod. new 89 years: (Pat please copy-)

.¢

All kinds and

sizes at the lowest prices

0 ~-‘ -l ye): _iff

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Order. if1f>_i1_1rs.1_11r1>.1'y.

today

s .EBA-

. -05 _ .

' _ ' _ Zinnias, 6 cut blooms only 3 t ago

-urs .inc Tait, and Pnncicpc iscion , ' “ *D $48 for Margin. for we

',,,,,,_ _ ggléirxitint guy; stfwnri. scorn- ,me was not a cm” to Wm B‘:t best value and wear 3;, l Carnations, 3 or more cut blooms, 3 9° " °“_ ' “r e' _ time 2_05p_ rpm-ee easy heats were best ' hone 340°

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lcolors: lst Penelo McKinnon; Zndl Bouquet' hand' lst' J°h“ Rogersm'

Mrl' Jam Tam pe 2nd Herbert lltcKenit.e, Hillsboro. ftud by the Harvester (barred in __ __ _ ~j

l Calliopsis, 6 cut blornns only: lstl’ Bouqun' mole: lst Herne" Hcxen- ' " ` ' ' . A I ' _ Harry Lowe, City; 2nd John Roger- AE’ ZM P°“°l°p° M°Km°°n' .' .1 - l 1[¢ 1' " i

~ ollection ot Dahlias, 20 .blooms ._ ... , 7he Home o/`G'oor as _ _ -

"°“- i distinct: ice 1.. A. Haccnra- zna

| Chrysanthenruma, double, 3 or §;_sy’K McKay M __ st rt* -~ _

r2no_reMbloo;_s. _ls;__§§i:;l___<;p_;: 'MJi3_{i_nnon12; Collections ot Gl)dldiolus,evll;s spikes A _

ri rs ug , y _ Chrysanthomums, annual, double, 3 only' distinct °°l°rs' lst M';‘n1;' J'

i0r zu;-re cut blooms: lst Harry 10we_,Sfé‘;<::1é_ ;pii_o_1’ei;__c;¢?__:_ce__li,icI§__ _bp0(.m_B_ d _

C' ; 2 il P ii 1 M Ki . f l gym,” gag? (;uD':vn°§b1oom not less than 8 colors: lst Penelope

la d£;s§_inct°c°1G;.B. lst L' A Ha:rMcKinnon; 2nd I-leroert McKenzie. ____ _L , _-

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“The College Coat” 3§§,§il¥§.11°"

on y' B ' ' ' ' Collection ot Sweet Peas 5 of each zard' City' 2nd Mrs' D' J' Stewart' only (it more than 5, not eligiblellz

l. Dahlias, double, iancy 5 blr/oms Lowe ` ' _ 1 1; fmly, distinct colors: lst Mrs. D. J.1 ‘ Bird I

Stewart; 2nd Mrs. Walter Simpson, . 9' nsects. and Weeds' .Bay View Section 2-Collection ot native iu~ i Dahuas_ do“,_le_ Pompom 5 _blooms sects, labelled with common and* sci- `dis"2nct colors: lst L.A. Haszardi' Zuni enufic names 1 wendau Bearis1’°'

Jcun H. wcnnncnr, city. ' °l*Y~ 2 C"€“‘°“ Bm- _

D8huBs_ damn Cac,_uB_ 5 -"looms Section 0-Collection ot noxious ag-

0n1y_ instinct' ‘;’010,.s_ lst John H_ ricultural weeds, labelled with com.- Wounacot; 2nd L_ A_ HaBza,.d_ mon and scientific names, 1 Miss M. nciiiinc, donnie, cnctnc, fancy 5 A- R°l’°"*°°“- N011” River-

iiiccmc cniy, distinct ccicrcz ist Bonn S°°“°° 7~C°11°°*i°n 01 Wild f1°W~ H W neon _ ers, pressed and mounted with com-

. onn _ Dahlia-B_ doub1e_ dec°,.a.uve_ 5_mon and scientific names, 1 Mrs Is»

blooms 0,,;y_ distinct C010,-E; 1st nac Crosby, Marshfield, 2 Margaret John H. Wonnacott; 2nd Mrs. Walter,W°'1"h» CRY' ' Simpson _ Plants and Flowers. Dahllas, single, 5 ‘rilo-oms only, die- AL'Ul»i101`1» 1 !P€¢im9l'1. 1 AWUD H-~

itinct colors: lst Mrs. D. J. -Stewart; Bllifkei SV7“f-119011. 2 JON” ROECTSUH- gud L_ A_ H,,sza,~d_ Hillsboro School. Dinntnnc, iicnbic, s biccmc nniy, virrwryllla. 1 specimen 1 Mrs A- Mal- dicrinct ccicrcz ict Mrs D. G. stew- let. Univn Road. 2 Mrs D- D- Morri- art; 2nd Alton H. Burke, son, city. .1 Dianthus, single, 6 'olooms only, 1393011188 (fl0W€\'lHg) 2 SP9”-mens, 1

_distinct Colors: lst Alton H. Burke; John Rogerson, Hillsboro School. Znd MTS_- G- Stewart- Begoniss, Metallica variety, 1 specl-| Everlastings and Grasses, best. col- men, 1 Mrs N. Diamond", city, 2 Mrs

lectiofnz lst Penelope McKinnon. Silas Whifcloc-k,

Everlastinsa best bouquet with cr- cactus (nccd not be in ficwci-1 1 namental grasses: ist Penelope Mc- specimen, 1 John Rogerscn, 2 lVt.A. lKin-non; 2nd Mrs. Hu-gh McKinnon. McMillan, Fairview.

Gaillardia., annual, double 6 blooms Calla: Lily, 1 specimen, 1 Mrs Geo

only: lst Mrs. Hugh McKin'non;\2nd L. Scott, Cornwall. P€I\€10i>¢ MCP'-“H03 Colosia (Coxcom-Ls) 2 specimens, 11 ii‘§Z?.f‘§€‘2`Zi fs°‘1‘.i““n`Z.l»‘§‘°£"§`w.°‘é‘”i il' J' °““““”' °‘°" 2 "°“‘°"° “°"

03 _?l1`iu'nn.Chlt.t . -

L. A._ Haszard. Colgus, 3 r[;e(<iime'4id)s`,m1 John Roger-

Helianthus. annual double, Sun-ggn, C0ng01idated3¢h001_

flower- 3 Clit b1C0mS5 lst HHFFY I-UWB!! Ferns, foreign varieties, 5 or more _2"I<jI iT_01;_D £l0z¢I_f°n___ pcic nnmcd _1 Mrs .ict Tait, city. _ 0 Y “_ S- 00 e- 5 Only, cut Ferns, native, not less less than 5 blooms, distinct colors: lst Penelope varieties i grown in pots 1 M,-B Qu- McKinnon; 2nd Mrs Hugh MrKinnon'.‘ver Wa,-I-1; N th Ri ' Hydrangea Paniculaba. Graridifiorml Ferns, egdnniimn (vililr-aidcn Hair) 1

3 blooms: lst Charles Beer, City;,»2nd specimen 1 Mrs Jas Tait City Joh? R01-‘"S°“~ _ _ _ ricnc (indian Runner Plant) 1 pci,

Mignonette, bunch of 12 spikes only, 1_A1i¢e Macmun-ay_ City_

,3 0*" more Vafieuesf 15* Joh” H0591” -Fuchsias, single, 2 pots in-flower, 1 50": 2nd Alto” H~ Burke- Mrs D. D. Morrison city 2 John 'Ro- Nasturtiums, bunch oi 12 blooms ge,-son ' '

only, 3 or' more colors: lst A. A. G 'i ,ic---. M--. J. E. has ....azz “1“i1.‘;°s;.‘:;.f satis: ‘§’.:::r.' orne, City. rn- é J '

fPansies, dish_ ot 12 blooms only,_ 6* ily;-aniumgllxhlriigtliergoplots in flower,

distinct colors. lst Penelope McKin- distinct, 1 Joh,” Hoge,-son

Egpé 2nd Herbert McKenzie, Hills. (%__;:__an_§um[__ S£ve__1€Bved'and vane_

Petunia, doullle, 3 cut blooms only- ggsn I po B' SUM , 1 Jehu Roger-

distinct colors: lst John Rogerson. \ Genmmms Scentsd leaves 3 pots

Petu nin single,

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Men’s celebrated college ulsters in the popular “Harvard” and “Yale’ ’

styles, We expectja large-gfrnand for this particular style and we have made pi °` station months dliead '1 e materials are most elegant clieviot with excellent fin'¢l§__`li and workmanship. Altogether this makes a handsome fall and winter gar-

ment. Prices $9. 50 up to $27.00,- with all intervening prices.

We are looked to always for something above the cozninoii but in this case

we have surprised even ourselves. Extreuiiely good luck offered us a most compre- hensive showing of these American crazed “College Coats” in the Celebrated “Harvard” and “Yale” styles. We promptly snapped up all'tlie _best and_choicest patterns and colors to he found, and consequently our showing is the 1iip's_t com- plete to be found in this city. See tliein in our window-try one on. If lyou want to wearithe latest and best you'll wear,-one cf our “College Coats”

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Fall llat 'Styles-if-1909'

]ust keep an eye on our up-to date hat depart-

ment for tlie newest, the best and tlic cheapest to

be seen in this province. _

- Our fall hats now grace ourjslielves with ilie

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- becoming hats to be seen. If " ou want to wear the

‘ _ latest it stands to reason you'l1 have to come to the

largest and best hat department in this province.

best variety, most exclusiv _shapes and the most

“The Home of Good Hats.” Prices $l.00 to $5.00.

Good Values in

Our boys' suits are, we thii1k,_ handsomely

| 'il

Boys’ Suits

ahead of anything to be seen in this city. The styles are just right, the materials the latest and the price--well, you’l1 want to visit this stoie be- fore you can really appreciate the saving--the quality is about the average. Then with our iiioiiey

School Boolrs

College Text

School Supplies

We are all ready with

a fine new Stock of all

necessary school supp- lies. Get ready for School opening.

_ Haizard lllime

dttsrwtf

l`anton’s

Watches

lead all others for accuracy and

excellent values. -

We take the greatest care ic test-

ing and rating o'iir watches.

With the aid of an accurately rat-

ed cronometcr'_and thirty years ex-

Elena therefore we can assure the

t watch service. Our watches range from 1.00 to

$50.00. ‘

Satisfaction guaranteed.

W. N. Tanton, ‘

i'i5 Gfafton‘St

distinct, 1, John Rogerson, ‘2 Mrs Oliver Warren.

Geraniums, Ivy leaved, 1 pot, 1 Vrr- na Hooper, city, 1 'Mrs Oliver War- ren.

G-loxinias, 2 pots, distinct, 1 John

2 plants in b‘oom, rlls~ H. Burke, Southport. pot plants, 1 plant in Af. Cummings, North

bloom Hiver, 2 .Harry Cummings, North River

v` I I T 0 R S - _ |Mivy_. __;___g11;1i____i_p_c;_5iJ.iiicc

urray y, o e ongwort

Charlottetown, Royalty;

l Penn, 1 plant in pci nr tub, 1 Mrs

Florence Norton, Upper Prince St., City. ___

MAHEIN lliillllll

|N_ GHEAT-~ HACE

COLUMBUS, 0., Sept. 21-Penlsa

\Maid's victory over the Hoster-Co- liimbus stake tavorite, Margin, was the startling occurrence at this mer. noon’s grand circuit races. The Maid won the last two heats alter the ttrsi

°h». in whlosf_Mas°s»-niailsa .in-cnk r- _-_»

€arry "

a full stock of the FATHER MORRI3~ EY’S REMEDIES in-

Toiiic, two sizes-f ~ Catarrh Cure -Rheu- inatism Cure - Dyap epsia ’l‘a‘blets--”Lihi- ment-Wholesale and retail. At your service

phone i5_‘i_._ __ 1

not to buy her_e$,_'.

$10.00 boys’ suits.

back if you want it, plan, you siinp,ly.ca1i't afford

Bluei. sailor-blouse,‘€gold cord, brass buttons.

Splendid\ga,lueat.................. .......$l.50

~ .Brown tweed, plain coat, knicker pants. Good materials and stylish at. . . . . . . . . _ .. ... . . . .$1.95

Blge tweed, two piece suit, plain coat knicker

pants. plendid value at. ,. . . . .. . _ . . . _ .$2.50

A Grey all-wool suits, two piece, good wearing' materials and the price.. .. . . . . . . . . . . . ..$5_50

The price and quality advance to our elegant

So_r_iie_ Supgestioris ‘

You want either a hand bag,by;eralls, a trunk, valise, working shirts, fancy

shirts, ,ties---or something _in hats or caps and we are able to fill your wants better than any other sto_re in this city. '

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Queen Street-just around Hughes Corner.

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Subiect ot

_ _S liiiriiiraiion

cluding their Lung ,L ‘

ppu( fine gdry work.

spealres for itself. ', _ Your lady friend will ap- ieciate our good taste as well as adymire your fine linen if you patronize the Star.- Besr. work. Personal atten icn. Prompt service.

A. F. WEBSTER.

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