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COAL
and remember we sell only the Best Grades and our“ prices are al- ways as low as is con- sistant with the qual-
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cjfiiyilzvlzfl-Ifilili. QIS" Jan. 2nd. i9io e was ro ed i‘ u Will! Eczema on tlighandsfirwhlitg h" “"11! BID-wet useless. The doctor gpve her several ointment: to use, rioug geylafhvglgiflifgbfiict. I He also advised out three pairs), g W“ (aha won Ipersusdedher as "Ftuit-a-tivq", i111 all‘ UI-tdHCPIIBIICS ar now “m5 we ' at but f ' to "rrint-a-rivgiii Pig,» t g°°d hm“ ' N. JOUBERT SlLFrult-a-tlves” positively on"; n11 in Troubles because it is the grantee; 00d purifying medicine in the world. 5°‘! B 50X. 6 l0!‘ Sago-trial size, 25c. At dealers or from Fruit-s-tivel Limited Ottawa. '
BICYCLIST KRAMFlR BREAKS ' HIS WRIST
a last resort, to tr, e effect was mar.
NEW YORK, Sept. lL-Frauk L. Kramur, American champion racing cyclist, broke his wrist last night, while cranking his automobile at his
ity, Phone 240 and you will get prompt delivery. i
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home in East Orange, N. J., and will he out of competition for the rest of the season. It is brobable also, that the injury will prevent Kramer com- Dotiug in the annual six day race in Madison Square Garden.
"We've the choicest neckwear that the best makers produce. Handsome silks in all the best shapes, and every pattern exclusive with us. A new lot of American ties just received, 35c, 50c to $1.00 Bruce's 1258-9-3Mti.
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Mclfiniion Drug Co
As a. relief and remedy for diur-
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IT IS UNDERSTOOD that the sup- plying of feed for live stock at the Charlottetown ‘ Exhibition has been let to Stewart k Show. This firm will have feed of all kuds on the grounds, where exhibitors can be sup- Dlied. _" » ‘ 1361.
(From Saturday's Evening Guardian)‘
WEDDING BELLS.—A very quiet‘ wedding took place last evening at the home 0f Mr. and Mrm-Danicl Mc- Inais, No. 3 Hill Street, says the Am- herst News of Sept. 4th, when the Rev. P. J. Steakhouse united ln mar- riage Mlss Emily S. Sharkey,‘ daugh- ter of Mr. andjMrs. Edward Sharkey of NortlrTi-yon, P. E. I_., to Mr.‘ J nhn McInnis, of Amherst. The young
couple will make their home in Amherst.‘ “RURAL DELIVERlL-The rural
mail delivery system is fast replac- ing the country post ofilce. Within the past three months two hundred post offices were closed says our ex- changez-They are located mainly in Ontario. Prince Edward Island has closed twenty-five post offices and established rural mail routes. Nova Scotia ten, New Brunswick twenty and Quebec fourteen. The Quebec ru- ral deliveries are almost exclusively confined to the eastern townships. The system is developing very slow- ly in the west owing to the scattered communities.
TYRONlih-Miss Helen Byrne is visiting friends in Emy-Vale.»—Mr. Anfllfllly Wynne has returned home from visiting friends in Hope River.»- The farmers of Tyrone and vicinity are busily engaged in cutting their harvest.-—Miss Regina Eugen, Elem- wood, went to the city Monday to attend the P. W. C.—The lawn par- ty at Tyrone was a, decided succcss.— The friends of Andrew Eugen are glad to learn of his speedy recovery after a painful accident during hay- making-Mr. Tommy Hagen is spend- ing a few days in the city-Miss Jean Byrne is spending n few days in Tyrone.
PRESENTATION-The Montreal Gazette says that on the eve of ,his departure for Brandon, where he is to take the chair of practical theology in Brandon Theological College, some of the friends of Rev. Dr. Gordomwbu is well known in Charlottetowmmost of whom were members of the First Baptist Church, of which the Doctor has had charge for the past four- teen years, presented bim on Tues- day night with a well-filled purse 0i gold. The presentation was made by Senator Daniel Gilmor, who in the course of a short address spoke of the work that Dr. Gordon had done since assuming the pastorate of the First Baptist Church. Other mem- hers of the delegation that surprised Dr. Gordon at his residence last night, also made short speeches to
. which the recipient of the gilt made
a brief reply. Rev. Dr. Gordon left Wednesday evening for the West to take up his new work at the opening
(From Saturday's Evening Guardian) POLICE COli-RTr-At the lottetownPolice Court this morning, Martin‘ Power on a charge of being drunk and disorderly was fined $10 or 30 days. ‘ POPULAR APPOINTMENTX-The ‘news that Mr. Neil Praught has been appointed a, ~ J. P. was heard with much pleasure by the people of Earns- clifls and vicinity. Mr. Praught is a gentleman of good, sound judgments and he will perform the duties or his new office as faithfully and im-. partially as any other J . P. in P. E. I.
PERSONALS
Mr. Harold Phillips , Charlotte- town, was a passenger to Summer- side Saturday afternoon.
Mr. W, H. P. Irving, Cape Traver- se, was in Charlottetown Saturday and returned home by the afternoon train west.
Mr. J,,H. Buutain, M. L. A. South Rustico, was in Charlottetown Sat- urday and returned home in the after noon.
Mir. J’. J. Trainor of the Train Despatchefla hffice, Charlottetown, went to Bedford by the eastern train Saturday afternoon.
Messrs Harold Jenkins, and Harry James. Charlottetown, were passen- gers returning by the Northumber- land on Saturday night.
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Mr. Sylvester McInnia, Teacher of St. ‘Margaret's was in Charlotte- town Saturday. I-le returned home by the eastern train in the after- "sent...
Misses Norlne and Kathleen Her- man, daughters of Dr. Herman and Mrs. Herman, left Saturday morning for Mount. Vincent Convent, Rocking- ham. N. S., to pursue their studies, taking a special course in music.
(From Saturday's Evening Guardian) Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Robertson, Charlottetown, have left on a visit to Boston.
The Misses Hermans of Charlotte- town were passengers crossing by the Northumberland this morning,
Mr. Lyons, Chief Engineer of the Earl Greyand Capt. Reid of the Min- to, crossed to Pictou this morning.
Mr. S. A. Nelson of the Independ- out Cordage C0., Halifax, has return- ed after a visit to Charlottetown.
Mr. Ofiice Dept. and passengers on the Pictou Boat morning.
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‘Mrs. McLaggan, of was n passenger by the Pictou this morning from a visit to lottetown.
Harry Murphy of the Post Prof. Reid, were this
New Glasgow boat Char-
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' EARNSCLIFFEL-Prof. MacPliail was here recently on his tour of in- spection of the roads in his district. Earnscltflc residents are pleased to learn that the Professor is doing all he can to have theirvwisbes cnr- ried out in regard to the building gf a, bridge across McInnis' creek, and the opening of the road in connection therewith, and thus, with our two members working energetically for the long looked for public work. It will probably be uudertakep and car- ried to completion before the snow flies. A large and happy gathering of young people took place at the resi- dence of Mr. John Doyle, on Monday evening, There were in the vicinity of a hundred people present, and every one of this large crowd enjoyed them- selves most thoroughly. Mr. Doyle's daughter, Miss Loretta, is an ideal hostess in every respect; and ii0th- ing was left undone by her, her fath- er or hcr brothers, that could con- tribute to the comfort and pleasure of all their guests. Dancing was in- dulged in till daylight, the viollnists being Messrs. James Finlay, Bertram Ijune and Jno. McInnis. The fancy step dancing by some of the boys was i; pleasing feature of the occasion, and the supper the ladies served again justified the writer's oft ex- pressed opinion "that the Earnsclllle ladies are the best cooks in P. E. I., not even excepting Charlottetown.
From Saturday's Evening Guardian.
-:For massaging and softening the skim-and doing in a most efllcient way the duties of a. superior cold cream you will find nothing to ex- cel the good properties of Harmony Cocoa Butter. It is dlstinctlY 200d. dainty and superior to the common preparation. Two sizes 35c. and
50c. The MscKinnon Drug Co., Cor- ner Great George and ‘Kent StmM ( . i - t .
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Hon. Murdock McKinnon, Commis- sioner of Agriculture, was n passeng- er on the Northumberland this morn- ing en route to Halifax. , .
Mr. and Mrs. James StevensomNcw Glasgow, N. S.,, were passengers re- turning by the Northumberiand this morning, after an enjoyable visit to relatives in this Province.
Come 1n— The ' Soda Water's Fine
Here you wi l find satisfy- ing Soda-Soda with a grip to it--a delicious grip that lingers with you and brings joy with every glass.
Bring in Your Thirst while the warm days last and 1e‘; us attend to it.
Our Suds is Pronounced
the best-Pleasing and {invigora- tlng. We keep all flavors.
Johnson & Johnson The Quality Drug Store.
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Use aOur pices S '
When you use our spices for pickles or chow-chow you're sure of success. These spices are the best by test-
used and recommended by sll good cooks.
They're whole, they're clean, they're free from “tall- ings" and other impurities that add to weight and sub- tract from quality,
Our spices are GOOD, but the price is only . . . . . . 30 lb.
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Mtpgaullvslyn Qot! and, Aunts John- son, gbsrlbttstown, P. E. _I., were passengers on the Empress ' this morning en route to Sackville, where they- will attend Mt. Allison Ladies’ ollegs.
Messrs. J. G. Jnmlesou, R. E. Mntch, Chas. H. Williams, Char; lottetown and David White of York Point were passengers crossing by the Northumberlsnd this morning en route to the Halifax Exhibition. Mrs. John Gaffnay, Boston, is visiting in Charlottetown, the guest of her brother Mr. Michael McCarey, 157 l-lillsboro St. Mr. Gaffnay, who will be remembered very kindly in musical circles, has been absent for twenty-one years and is now- thor- oughly enjoying her visit renewing old acquaintances.
PROBE INTO BALKAN ATROCITIES DROPPED. SALONIKA, Sept. 6.—'l‘he mem- hers of the commission appointed by the Carnegie International Peace En- dowment to investigate the alleged Balkan atrocities have decided to a- mnrlrm their work. Serviu and Grecca objected to certain members of the commission and declined to recognize it. Their: objections were chiefly a- gainst Prof. Paul N. Milukoff, leader of the Constitutional democrats in tho Russian Douma, and the English writ- er, Dr. H. N. Brailsford, whom they consider pro-Bulgarian.
“WednesdsySeptemlier 10th is thr last day for receiving dis- counts on electric light bills for August lighting. Pay to-dsy and save money. '
9km BAND I iaamcrrsauo The TOOKE “CLUB” Collars have become
remarkably popular-as they deserve to be. Choose the height that suits you best.
r HUNT cum BOAT CLUB "any,
For Sale
Built of selected American white cedar W. Oak, Hard pine 8zjunl- per, finished in the Natural wood. 45 ft. overall. 4o ft. keel,8 ft. beam. Speed 9 % miles per hour. Roberts safety water tube boiler. steam
can beraiser‘. in r5 to 2o minutes. Three Cylinder fore & aft Compound
Engine, Independent Centrifugal circulating pump, Independent Airs Feed pump, Surface condensenYiicbt will acc< mmodate 35 to 4o persons comfortably. Hull copper fastened 8r rivited. Seats upholstered with green cushions ‘
Cabin fluted with wash basin & water closet, etc, etc. ti‘
Yacht now anchored off Marine wharf. For further particulars
price apply to L. WINCHESTER
3oz Fitzroy St, Ch"l‘own
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Gurney Worthy,
Economizer, with re The oven is entirely
as in other ranges.
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Grate which burns every coal to a white ash. Tliereisalift-up Broiler Top to ex- pose the full fire, and a smooth polished surface that requires no black lead. The Warming Closet i! big enough varid strong enough to hold a whole dinner service.
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zer regulates the exact degree of heat which is directed thro- ugh the oven by a. Divided Flue Strip with perfect evenness in every corner. The fire is held low on a Special Reversible
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The average woman abhors having to spend all her time in the kitchen striving to accom- plish some new dish in baking. But when she can have a mnge like the Gurney-Oxford, cooking bcccnzes a pleasure and a fascination because of its consistent assured success.
The heat of the whole range is cont-roiled by one lever, called the
marlcablc ease and effect.
surrounded by a gnerfectly- cven heat of any Pans or." biscuits, light
This perfect Gurney-Oxford oven encourages “roman to attempt delicious and unusual recipes of her own invention. tation for being a “splendid cook” is at once established.
Her repu-
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The New Steam Yacht A. B. Winchester for Sale '