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_g THF ci~iAaLo1ra1owN ou simian pie:

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Fred Harper, Fredericton, N B lnvitnuuns are out for an At Hmm ~~.,»»i .,.,.~ an _ _.. ._s.,., i,.wi.iW.

(1 rived in the city Tuesday night on in the Caledonia. Club llooms bpmop V13” row evening

iinni ofrimin New from si ii cii "M I “"’” ‘"’”g' "°"‘°” R" “

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_ *_ oc arloitetown pnnnen e ii er' M N or m"°°°'N°"h Rx' ""

__ __~ t d g r ome from this City 5 a use uush in bloom for the svconu

' ""'Y'“"' `-"’° ~ ' - - er

ay time this summer

":;::'l;LM3£v:rl§:§.¢:r;;:. Bumx, in anyone ending a wana ,mania mad _~"

_ classmed column , Rev J P Gaudet was a passenger Miss. Pensie Howard Sprln tlold

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his home in Iona from this City iieliing her cousin Miss Gladys H »

Jack McDonald Kootney Landing, Arthur and Mrs Aitk E terday

en dmontom ard, North Rivar

B C . is visiting in Tracadle are in the city ' *_

The tide will bc hilh this

____ Bradford and Mrs Webster, ln Mr and Mrs Copp and children of

Mics L McKenna has returned t MibS F ’

“mess ,V R, i-turned home after visiting relati Sl -70511 M0 the EU€StS 0‘ Fred and

Bathurst from a visit ho this City 0 today for Montrcdalemon ver leaves ln Tryon Mrs Seller, Graftmn Su-get

nt lol? ‘M to morning The temperature yesterday register Miss Edna Howard Cnmm I B C and M" W b

e ster, of Co -

mo,-row at 1117_ ed at sixty two dezre” leatyies Ehplrsday for Mount Ailiton Wall have returned from a trip to a. as ‘o ege

Ciapsudi, Tryon and Starletown

The residence of N 1 ' ”"°

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o Waller St is

Miss Girtrude D to 1°* Arm N

f Vancouver B i Mrs John Boundy of Winsloe has

avles. City has rg. Bee classified column ur ewson' ° ' i

turned hom “_ V in to Darmgy C B viting his parents John and returned from Com all

w where she

Mme Martha Walker' 0, North mv Mrs Neweon, City xpliletthe guest of Hev Hugh and Mrs

er' is sl"’“‘““g H W°“k 1” th” WW Minn Annie adams se vie i

it i

, a w ffl -_

was neury eleven o’clock last *"' Y0Bf¢l'1l fu

ay r her home, after u ple i.s~ Mrs Bound Winsioe, riiiined

night when the mail tiiiin arrived in Th” "ll-*“‘me1` NOT*-mlm!"-‘T18 <1

ii airiv ant visit in this City

min eity eil last ev t

ming a eight thirty from

Picton

The Y M C A Diiectors will ii et (-<J!'IlWI1l1

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CORSET EXCELLENCE

l atest inodcls iii ladies attire demand perfect fiftin cor

ivitlioiit wliuli the fiiicst gariiieiits lack set and style, In

The Celebrated P L Parisian Corsets

VV e have the most l‘eautiful and perfect fitting corset made

todas Our stock includes all the best st les- rfe t f

y pe c itting

nliodel l`lie new deep hip, together with the long hip

tie ‘liabit' hip, and the gored hip in long and short waists, .si .iight froiit styles, ~tlie girdle the Bias cut the ‘abdoininal ’ stout woiiicii s corset affo d a choice 'ew stores can offer We

rc oninicltlic P C corset for fit and satisfaction Price from ;5c to ini 75 Pair

GUESSll\iG CONTE5T Opens Aug 3| Sept I9 CO\lDlTlONS

ii eight day clock will be placed inc of our Richmond St show

iiiiidows The person guessing iicaiest fo the iiuniber of liouis and iiiiiiutes the clock will riiii \vitli the one full winding will be presented \\ illi the beautiful clock In the cunt cf two or more tie-ing, the ticket leariiig the earliest date to be the winner

WHO MAY GUESS

iiy pcrsvii iiiakiiig a purclias

of iii oo or more iii any one of ou De] artiiiciits is ciititlcd to ri guess

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Black Taffeta Silk Undcrskirts

£3

Another lot of those famous Black Silk_ Underskirts re-

ceived a few days ago has n deep flounce s_hiri'ed and tuck _ed made full and ample. Floiiiice is lined with percaline gtv ing extra protection for wear, good value at $Q.oo _

Our special price $3.39

/..°.ot€e.@!§'..fQa.»é,,2é¢

about the 18th for Montreal wh

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he will attend his second ycar iii liic Gi

Miss Blanche Murley who recently

underwent an operation foi iippinri-

rise,

Mess. to spend ii couple of mi n

cltis in Boston has gone to Mi i

with relatives until fully recovcrciu

The Labor Day number of flic N

Glasgow Standard is ii, fine one I

in Magazine foini with nice coiei 3l'l€1Y illustrated and contains aides m h

nc news, several tit i e

written articles

l Miss Verna Ching of Sumnic'

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Murley of this City who will spen couple of weeks at her home thcrc

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sity of Leipsic, Germany, left city yesterday afternoon for Bedeq

etc He is touring Canadian Agriic turnl Colleges to obtain any inform

tion possible Heleaves tomorr

Dr Hucho, lecturer in the Univ

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returned last evening from New 1.1 r BUW N B and goes to Summers today with her sister Mrs Jam

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tunlkht to organize thur work for -<

the membership contest noiv on A Harry Norton, has been uwardud

the position of purser on the ri 3

/ Nqmong the visitors in this City are Harland, replacing J R Davies un

e s

74 iw on Paquet Sonrls, Miss Arbiog has resigned

l Summerslda, Miss Etta McKcn ia,

¢~_/yA_pCn7- -,H//V0 /_7/L DFDAP "_ *I _,Mc `$,7v/hs, Lincoln stl;fnisn;!h;i1:’yRl;a§fa;d 'pf the nursing

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MISS Ktlly, daughter of John Kelly Montreal daughter of Premier Has \'!'!i§§,i iiim

contractor and builder of Roslinfiile zard, is at home for a visit 1/ `| _

Mass , is visiting relatives in Ch r --_ 1.

lottetown Miss Minnie Turner of the Molton I §§i/iii" -;\>l\!`

-- Hospital Tuunton, Mass, who has I _ -_ _ __| _ _ - \

Dr Stiicklrind and W S McK'le e- been spending her vacation with her ‘ , 1

___` turned to the city by the Northu ii- parents nn Marshfield, has returned \ mg., l -1

` _T ` \ berland last night utter attending the --i-- ~ -'-" _‘--

~\\ '\\,\ Halifax Exhibition Lllfliss Eva Horton, Village Green,

‘ \\` ` ' °°-' has returned to her home after ii

/H \\\_\ Gordon Irving, Vernon River, viag le

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p asant holiday to New Perth, where

iu the City yesterday Ho liu es

Mclntyre

rc ,uestcd to lic picscfnt

the Hotel Stables

morning for the St John oxhibicio

u ul ii- c or J ii a

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A correspondent writing from Tra adie says -A hen owned by Mrs ohn Macauaiy Donaldston, has 'laid

li imc after spending li plc.i~.iiitl iinit uith her daughter, ltev (M si \iillc

she was the guest of Wm and Mrs |

The Y M C A Juniors will nnve

their regular practice for the big re- lny race, tomorrow ut four p rn All wlio would like to try for this are

Mrs F Nevcrs, Hyde Park, and

duuglitcr, lime returned to their hi nie, alter spending a pleasant; vaca ti-in nt the lionie ofhci father Hec- ti r Mclinine, Nine Mile Creek.

Among the visitors in Tracadie re- eiitly were Mrs J J McPhee, Sour- is Line Road Dr J C and Mrs Mc-

onald Yorli, A B and Mrs Car- a~'her, City, Miss Len Mullin City

hos Curian, representing the An-

3 glo Nfld Development Co is in tli

City, purchasing one hundred and thirty draft horses and has secured etenty Mr Curran is at the ,Queen

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The Bucieci Store on Charlottetown c Biiciect Sireci

Oncnsa m to 9309 m

Saturday Scptcmbcr gfh lpll

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Something new in Fall “»hl1t5»

is 'i p 'im seven gored Venetian cloth, iii l\la\y, Blick Broun and green has four inch bias fold about six iiiclics. fioiii the bottoin

Price $5 95

Another oiic coiiies in lieavier

clotli,lias thirteen gores with ri small pleat on each scain has one large bias fold "ind two small ones around the bottoin, colo“s i\av}, Brown and Black Priee $7 25

A RANGE of thoroughly well tailored, smart

classy gnrmeiits rccentlv received now on

exhibition in our ready lo wear room These skirts appeal to us as be ng the choiccst garments of the s t we ve shown for many a riiocu Made up in handsome designs-well tailore i-nicely fitting'

ni) pycN Ideas ln

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KIRT

A full kilted skirt in navy,

brown and olack venetian has three folds, four inches apart around the bottom

Priec $8 C5

A thirteen gored skirt in navy,

brown and black venetian cloth has a small tuck on each scam, and a bias piece in Grecian pattern around

the bottom

Price $9 75

e Exclusive Models in Furs

Pur Neckwear,

Fur Muffr.

()ur creat ten day exhibit of new furs opens to P E I ladies a chance

to choose fiom he creain of Canadian furriers products-at just about the

g Puig;-y Price This range of fine samples, left with us on exhibit includes

The P E I Hospital have ref;

cd the following sums Colietti-ii Ronald McDonald in Broosnxiil R W I Green. $1 John McLean, Mrs J T Oxenham, 81 Mrs W

Darke, 500 Mris Donald R Mel co

25c Mrs Angus R McLeod, .i0 M :Simon Brown, 25c Mrs James (‘ie 201. Mrs Dougald Martin ’5c M

Silas Wonnacott A I

25c Mrs Jos(

ll-I McPherson, 25c Mrs John Dru lmond. 2.ic Mrs Donald E Camp,i,_ |506 Mrs E Johnson 250 Mrs I |McSueen 25c Mrs Alex McPucrs l25c Mrs Ronald McDonald, a0c 'l tal $7 45.

In u recent issue of the Bosii

Globe is given an excellent photo William C Collctt of Boston, vi has ueen recently elected Grand M te of the Massachussetts Grui Lodge I o o F Mr ceiii-tr no will b remembered attended t Grand Lodge of Oddfellows meet. in this City last month The Glo

the new Grand Master, was born i

English pareirtage In 1881 he can to Boston where he began work ii a carpenter and later establishc

noble grand of Tremont lodge, I O O F past chief patriarch of Mas

W shington lodge of Reliekahs "

Fred J Holman, York has return

crops good in the west sections, an

farmers are expecting to have a ver successful year Luring his trip h niet manv Islanders, all ol whom aii doing w ll At Edmonton Fred Perii ins in the Dry Goods business L J Sentiner, general store, at Innisfai

largest business in the town, at Cal-

, g nlsh

ings, at Medicine Hat, Percy Bryen ton in the real estate business, at

/ », High River, Lee Horne of Charlotte

town who is doing a large general business, nt Strassburg, Iohn and Charles Holman, Geo. Drake and Wm. Seler, who are largdly engaged' in wheat growing. In Mr. Holman's op- inion there is a great future in store for Western Canada.

zwanted, two boys about 1! yearn

of age. Apply to the manager ‘of New Wmidcrlcnd' between 10.90 cud 1|." foi‘_£wo da . -l0d.Ii.

Small Cakes

in endlecc vcriciy We have been ln this buslnccc for yearc and know just what

you want. The ocku wc make crc

SBYS William C Collett of Hostin

Summerside, P E I in 1866 o

sasoit ericampment, and a member of

ed from un extended trip to the Can- adian lNorth West He reports the

as a result the business men anl

George W West who is doing the

gnny, McLeod Bros ents fur -

l‘Y other ('\

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night superintendent for that insti

‘ tution Miss Essery is the eldest dau ’ ghter of the late Fred Esser Unio

I Lust week two young ladies from n thi- country drove to the city \Vhi st

collecting their parcels the clerk uns surprised as well as the ladlca, to nee a hen fly out of the carriaizc, ard

'i make for thu maiiket-house l‘nev had to return home minus hen plus egg

Colin McNevin'a team in the mem-

iocrship contest of Y M C A added two new members to the list Tues- day making nine meimoeih netting twenty points So far the board of directors’ team have not yet scored McNevin’s team met last night and arranged for athorough canvas

At two thirty yesterday afternoon

Miss Josephine Stentiford daughter; f \Joseph Stentlfond Weymouth

omces as an architect He is B pm; Street was united in marriage to'

Patterson Forsythe of this city, by. llev J M Rios The bridesmaid was Miss Margaret McLean, while Ryer- on Reid acted as groomsmen The di ippy young couple left on ii wedding [trip through the lower provinces n mid the hearty congratulations oi ftieir many friends

crowded on Sunday evening, Sept

ring Her selection was "Ora Pso Noble, and it was rendeeed in ni manner that evoked deep appreciation 'Ihe possessor of a voice of unusual compass, she takes the higher notes with ease Sing ng as she does with feeling and expression, couipled with clear enunciatiofn, she provides for al' true mue c lovers a. treat.

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Brownie

n egg weighing six ounces and mens Fur Coats uring nine inches in circumference one ’

- way and seven and a half inches the

$1 Miss M Irene Essery, has graduat (' ed from the Calgary General Hospi- 'I tal, and has accepted the position of

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h Road Lot thirty-three

Mrs Nicholas Berrigan, North RW

The quarterly pipetilpg gf the Ilpifd

l Y k Mthods curc was e

Vernon River Methodist Church was :nf th? Met emu' when a lrtrsge (,,,;,},l,`;

fit d ti l H Da 0

i' li to hear Miss Margaret Furness :;_"cu‘i‘t “T26 ng:-?c,a, mport of the

stewards was very encouraginili US'

Fur Lined Coats.

Drop in have them shown you buy if you cannot resist their seductive ppcal- -don’t buy unless they re the best value you’ve cvcr nel '

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To Entertain Your Friends

During the long evenings there is nothing that

will give so much enjoyment to yourself and friends as the Edison Phonograph We have thcin at prices to suit all classes of people, also a conipletc stock of records including the Sept list

We handle pianos, Organs, and musical instru

ments of all kinds also repairs for same

Our goods are all new and prices the lowest

Repairs of all kinds promptly attended to

A IE: Toonlbs i77 QUEEN ST Ch Tomi

Mrs Peter Costello and dllilitllt"

Mary of New York are on a V Slvihltto Mrs Nicholas Berrigfllli N°\”th

shire

A A Paoli oi this city was th” winner of first cockerel and first PU1 ies in einer spanish iewl at the Hal ifax Exhibition

Among the recent visitors in Car |

dlgan were Wm Garrick Ivan Red dm Vg,-non M¢D0nald Charlotte town, Daniel McDonald Vernon Riv-

Mrs Hugh McLellan of Vancouver.

B C who has been iisitiiig friends( in Cardigan and Bt George S fUI` the piist few weeks leaves on return to her home on Tuesday next

Mrs Jas Hughes, Kinkorh. MTS Jas Garland, Wehster's Comer, Ml” Jos Garland, Fort Augustus and P T Beirrfgan, Dunedin, are ill visiting

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peciany Yo,-ig and the members of the iinniii decided if new 11° £0 mi” eight hundred and nity dollars for the support of ministry On Sabbath last in the York church the right- iianu of ieiinwsiiip was given ‘£0 *~*° and the sacrament of the Lord'e SUP per was administered to ii IHFRI’ mlm*

CLEAN IN

and Repairing of all kinds of Furniture-~ done and well done Telephone 79

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For I5 cenic

and a25 cent box of Tetlow's Talcum Pow-,

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Tr some need cakes, rock `

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other kind you lice.

D. STEWART. Ecurse BAKERY

Fresh ,

Camera

This is a Camera l

which for compactness

and quality of picture it takes, cannot ex-

A|way‘ , celled at the price

Call and let us show ,

and explain about it to

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