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A REASON;

For everything, 'we believe it- There’s a reason for the large in. i crease in our business this year over last. Every week adds new customers to our list.

WHY ?

Good groceries. prices right, prompt attent1on,quick delivery. Have you ever triedus. Why not ?

Webster & McKay

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Having opened our store on Great George Street, opposite Crabbe’s corner, we would invite you to call and inspect our stock which we have just re- ceived. The latest novel- ties in woolens which

we will make up in the latest fashions at mod- erate piices. Your own material made up if de- sired. Satisfaction guar- anteed. Patrouage sol- icited,

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& Pfeceded md ""1 f°“°W°d t‘h° °l°°tri°°] bride acted asllower girls. The groom '- .1 "Y

display. | was "ppc,-md by tm bridgs cousin, from here, to take part in tllb Regatta; in-._ _ .Q-:;_._‘;f§'§,f._~_..»;_'f,».

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llaamused considerable excitement on_ Great George S*reet, Saturday afternoon.

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Tris Sacrament of thcLord's supperwas The pmmpt mtv" M ae p°“°° “ul

dispensed in the Presbyterian Church, *queuei mnnrs 'md ‘me °f th' Duty was

Gmnvm wrd arrested _Shelton Jenkins is home on a visit from

eyes ay' ` Ownvs to the high wind on Saturday the B055"-

A Sr John's, N F paper says the catch

- - S.S. C't ofLo d did t toCrapaud. - ° i 1 ° ' in

of the cod fisheries this year willbethe She kit: euqyuilsnthe :;n.§?ng but was h_i1§l:;?;_eMcKenne’ C ty’ 8 “Sn R

Sm“U°-‘W in ‘Went-Y YWYS- I obliged to retina when nearing St. Peters

Rev. Dr. Doyle yesterday delivered the

orarion at the blessing of the corner stone fc-r the new church at Brae.

THE house of the late John Inman, SYIGWBW- Of Fl'¢H°h F0112. L05 35 W|10 ‘N64 ua] ue Road was .old Snmrda 1, the J at Denver, Colorado are expected in Char-‘

- Dal - Y Y Court of Chancery and realised $63000.

A1' the Police Court Saturday morn’ng

Wilfred O’Henley was fined $5 or 30 days for being drunk and disorderly aboard the S. S. City of London.

THE schooner Onora, from New York,

forSummeniide, P. E. L, put in here yesverdayto land Capt. McDonald, who

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is ill--Halifax Chwniele- -|Fmnk1in s. seven, nc c.~.nn¢¢anni,' aid

_ Timur werefar more evidences of drunkenness about town Saturday afternoon and evenin than theren ht

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tobeinaprohibition town. : gilhv- _ ,W- J- £-H°D°Ua1d

Timm have bw” t”"'° m°'“7'“3hts ‘mb rrvde Park, assisted by Rev. A.BL Scbma-

on the streets in recgnt evenings. After v°i#,‘,_pastm. of 'he Congregatianalchumh the mirked iml¥°'°m'=“b °f 80'" Clarendon Hiiis. The in-ian was bennii- Uomhs 1175"* ‘W9 d°“'t 'mm' t'° 'aura in fltllyattlred in white swiss muslin trimm- r-he °ld iuberiiiirvent w¢*»h°dS- - ies win; lm and insertion; nna worn n

'rms morning Rem James Simpson M_ bridal veil caught up by bridal roses. She 1

A. City,and Rev. J .C. Cuinming,Crapaud, leave for Sydney to at tend the con- vention of members of the Cnurch cf England to be heli this week.

_ h Laine, who was prettily dressed in white `

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___gi__ni§;R;_del;‘::;; 9 °rn; gtthriger muslin,trimmed with lace and ribbon,

passed over this city about 10 o’clock Saturdav evening. Heavy gusts ot wind

Island, and intends making the trip early this morning.

THE remains of the late George A._

iottetown Wednesday night the 25th. _ His funeral will leave the house of his brother Peter Stewart, King Street for Marshdeld Cemetery at 1. 30 p. in. on Friday the 28th. Funeral service Will be held in Marshilield church.

A vrmr pretty wedding took place at

the residence of Joseph ani Mrs. McNeill of Roslindale Mass Ju lo h w n

Mis: Florence Ethel McLaine, daughter of Hector McLaln,of Nine Mile Creek, Prince Edward Island, were united in

pastor of o‘ Presbyterian Church of

cirriela boquet of bride's roses. She was given away byher cousin. Cowan M Lains, Hy_de Park# 'The bride was at- _ tended by her sister, Miss Hattie E. Mc-

aud carried in her hand a bouquet of pinks. Little Edith and Mar- iette McLaine cousins

Mr. Ross, representing - Golf Bros.

City, is in town on a business trip.

The schooner Laura Victoria, Hemp-

hill, is discharging a cargo of lumber for W. C. McDonald, at the Queen’s wharf.

Joseph Gillis, vice principal of the high

school, has resumed to town after spend- ing a pleasant vacation vie iting friends lu the West. '

J . L. H. Hamm, representative of the

Maritime Spice and Coffee Co., Ltd., St. John, was in town yesterday.

BeginaldAitkin, ofthe Bank of Nova

Scotia, City, and his sister Alene are spending part of their vacation here, the guests of Mrs. G. A. Aitkin.

Miss Mary Grady, Summerside, and

Miss Ella Lord, Victoria, une visiting here, the guests ofllrs. G. W. Hibbett.

A. C. Sinclair of Messrs Canter 8: Co.

Ltd., who has been spending a brief holiday here visiting triends, returned to the City yesterday,

William Stewart purposes buildinga cottage inthe-north-western portion of the town. Robert MacDonald, Burnt Point has the contract.

The farmers in the surrounding settle-_

ments have commenced their harvest, which judging from its splendid appear- ance promises to give abundant returns.

The Guardian understands that quite;

number of yachts are going over to Souris

3"". h.°"h¢ Arran all, the Shamrock got secnndlJamesMMeLaine of Boston. The ushers clufiinii the C°m°°» M&mi°C» iSh°'m'°¢k»_ _ _ _€___,__¥- ,___ ._____,__-‘_,_

h -_“_ 5“_ place in Satu:-day’s races. And therea_re ~f0|lll M-¢=N¢i1_l Of ROSlind&le and Amt* anti °t'he"3° ` -_

more chances. Sometimes a bail begin- M188 Lillie C0l‘b0f»fi 0|' H156 Pllrk. V110 The prompt acting of the street nom- - _

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" people desired the Shamrmk towin but|1'¢ff'°5hm¢m»9 bY HTS- G¢°¥ll¢ R- Me' after theirpanditionwasreportedlin tlietéj' ' =5;%E;§i if

, , _, _,, , their eoatidenco did not keen mvewif-ht14“\°°f HYd° 9°* “M WIS Maud nninnins is very nnaionbie indeed. we t2~’.f~'.‘:».‘ =3-2'-".0 1

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Of Bread or any kind of

Cake when it is purchased at this Bakery can be re- lied upon as being the best

~ that can be made-> ~ “The Best” covering nu-

tritive, healthful and sat-__ isfying qualities. ‘- Vienna Bread 7c,

Plain Bread 2 Duchease Bread _ ' ' Graham Bread .f .4c.-"’~

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their wishes.

THE wallsof the new market house have quickly risen tothe level‘of the ground. And as the building beginsto take shapeitlooks asitit woul-jbe big enough for the city for many years to come unlessa boom should happen,to stiike Charlottetown.

Tm: outpntof Dominion No.1 is stsadil; inavasing. There are ayw amplqeil in the mine about 450 man and earlynext week a number of coal cutting machines will be instailed and the colliery will then again assume the important position it held the Ere. It is expected that it will 'next "month show as good a record asjt did in its history.-Svdosy Post.

‘No guess work about it' when you pay

your money for a pair of wear iwek school shoes, you have got the guarantee of the makers behind them Ames,Holden Co.

lobcRigl1teCorscts _ i

Must bc Perfect Fitting

In the immense stock of corsets

° we carry, particular gople can

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be certain of getting just what want. Our stock inclu __ ;‘,;,

Popular Shape

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Popular rné¢c¢rseis4zc.soc..osc.1sc.__ _ ._ .ed -me ofa-fnefiqieiesffee-*?» .iw is-_;ff:5i°_ , .

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Graves ot Waltham. Many friends wit-

nessed the ceremony, and many hand- some presents were received. ‘ The house was prsttily decorated with ferns and potted plants including s wedding arch otxoaes md daimes. Alla#-an extended trip through Springfield and Connecti- cut Hr. a\d_&Norera wlltsmide at Z5 Hyde Park Avenue ' Hyde Park, Mass. Tm: _entries _forthe iaiesson Am-I herst Driving Pu-kiwhich take pine next Thuradaf 2 and "Friday follow _ have been received. more a dls~ tmcewillcome tohianillateii-. wil‘lbe| seen that alot ol very horses in the itshnuld great' rwe- Thursdhy. Ana. 27. N 1.-asv Pace 2.2411-ot-Purse $11). Gui; J. 2.24

ggwmh’ L ?'”1'z_| that the women are beautiful. We . A L A .L A ' N

gi 1_;Y!'»n-ai’ Fm? » _ nh' that now and then they m`ay mn aerossa, _ _ i ~ _ I nd.. w““'°‘ _ Ami’ man that is not an Adonis, but a woman ;. __ _ __ ”" Bawtt’ F' D°nk""°°’ Fawn ;~ G‘°°°lthatisnotaVenns,never." The Guardian ' ' _ _ _M-.7 .~.f- .- ,f A ~ _ 1'

gary, Frank Boutillier, Hall ‘_Brown Hal, P. C. Brown, Charlogetown; No. 2-2.2%-Pace, Trot,-Purse $31). '»Y"¢1’°°'°°`”»2-5.-T §\h¢r»t; Fleet Step,'2.Zl§, Dr. Taylor, Moncton; Rock Farm Grace, 2,20, Fred Qarren, springniu; smuznc. 2 22;, Fi-ink Boutillier, Halifax; Sunol Princef'-‘2.21}, S _- afrnwini-, sr. Joan; 'n»i»¢mi, zoo* A B Etter, Amherst. Friday; August E-No 3, 2.$"»Pane, 23) Trot.-Purse $300. Geo Mansdeld, E PI_|rd.Y,Amlie;_st; Topsey B_,~2.&1-2,FS Black, Am§erst;>A& HMQJI E._MuLean, Moncton; H_arry,>-;D fiwilbur, Moncton; Max,G A Wallace. Picton; Bed Light, 2.31 1-2, Frank Boutillier, Halifax; Clay' son, Jr, P Mann,Petitcodiac; Quo Vadls '-_~Cudhea, Springhill; Brown, _H_a|,` C Brown, Charlotte- town.-~» ‘*~ No 4, Free-fo r-all-Trot and Pace-Purse $3(D. Wh irligig, 2.10, A H Learmont, Truro. Helen i R,l 2.08 1-2. J D Keith, Stellarton; Park Campbello, 2, 18 1'2, Fred Warren, I Springhill; Lord Alveston, 2.19 3'_4. E.

J Roy ‘Willls, ._ _Sy€;e__y; Allie Snell 214,,-_1’§_, Peter 1_ ol. lllalifax qua F., 2,u 11, L33. Econ, anthem It willbenoticed in the entries forthe Amherst Races that in the free-for-aIl`

the gieit o(“§_ov_%Sco¢,ia "IS .vii |1111: _._ ydner. l__!`_d‘_;;_¢_bu§;n0g,rf“l__¢i»et.;¢l\\res Stellar-ton

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W1: predict if possible even still greater

successfortheDukeand Dnohaase laced boots. ‘ People are every day becoming more loyal to the products of Canada, and T01" elilltes .tells Bill -Blllith EMG great service-he got outbt hislast pair of Duke bootsand sothegoodworkgoeson.

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would now direct their attention to the bridge at the approach to the Queen’s wharf which is in need ofa few new

B. Hebert is driving one of the hand-

somest pieces of horsetlesh seen on the Moncton streets for some time. It is an iron grey and came from Prince Edward Island, weighs 12|!! lbs., has excellent'

road gait and is keen and stylish.- Moncton Transcript.

Lum the landot the Dakotas the Nova

thatnotonlyarethemen handsome but

valued atf$l0.00. Bowlng' races, four oar-

PEOPLE OF THIS PLACE.

There are people in every town and

age of this country who have been of itching, bleeding and protnidlng bv the use of Dr. Cnase's Ointment. your friends about this great

thoysan tell yon of its healing and antiseptic potable people have e Ointment than any ;

mention.

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Bad, inet. Mary Ann MacLean, in Mltliyini-other age. _

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In our Southern window today we’re showing a

new range of pretty wrapperette.. '

There are more than 6opretty designs,

attractive coloring. The fabric is a good sturdy wearing one -and the pificeeis a sensation

with former good values; ,

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