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Every detail of finish and workmanship is closely exam- ined and the goods come to _us perfect as it is possible for skill

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Come right to us. $2.50 to $19.75 each.

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This is a new Breakfast Food just

put onthe market. It is made en tirely from the very best selected Hard Wheat and being almost pure Gluten is oneef the healthiest and most nutritious foods known.

It is highly recommended for the

use of diabetic persona or those ef weak digestion.

With every twe packages pur-

chased at our store we will give _hee

a very nies pictureipf _North Western Scenery.

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Ae Exhibition I 69 of Hairdressing

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Ili Suchas has hardly ever been seen here before, will take place in the

roNY, C Hainnni-';ssiNc Pannons _Q 3 s

wants clean shave, had better call; 3’

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and vicinity.-Mr. Austin McDonald made a flying visit to this part of the country

sine sections. Some of the lesser politi-

ibut not least the heavily laden goods

it Mr. Davy’e guess ol $1tl21.'3')givss him the _ °h°l’° °f “‘°“'““°' °““° bm "‘“”"”““"' mms er agriculture his been nausea by

< Imperial House, or perhaps. _she ia_,a‘_ ` stranger and has not heard of the Farmer

daycdnring_ this week from 7 ?’_ t morning till io o'clock at `_-\g\“ visitor to nie Exhibition who if//»

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The Tony Hairdresser, _

Near the City Hall.

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1 - The annual meeting ot the Ladies’ Aid- i Society of the P. E. I. Hospital, will be held in the Y. M. C. A. Parlor, next Tues- day morning, Octobcr 2nd, at 11.30 o'c|ocl<. The ofllcers for the coming year will be elected at this meeting and _every member should make an clfort to attend. 28 4i

FoLLov I to isa list of othcers of the

Maylllower Division for the current year: W. P., William Clarke; \V. A., Maggie McWilliams; R. S., John Lewis; W. S., Iiousia Burke; Treas., George Lewis; F.

man;I. S.. Fred Boisner; O. S., James Graves; P. W. P., Frank P. Bell.

farmer still continues, much of his grain e

This part sent its usual quota, though not as exhibitors,some on bus'n ess, some on pleasure and some to see the Silrhts. _Those that went a few years ago, 5

down to the stern realities, the practical side of life; they had their day, they went, they saw, th_ese will do the same and then give way to another generation. L

Point, have gone ona vacation to Boston

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recently,and new Jas.-].Hughes is visiting

tical lights are likewise beginning to be- stir themselves, and doubtless expect to be migl: y luminaries, resplendent with

waggon of Harding Fraser, the well-

uiail carriage of Charles Young, and last .

waggon of Theodore Stewart, take their accustomed rout-es daily and weekly.

by Provrse Bros. during the Exhibition are, Miss Hattie Rodd of Winsloe south,

The exact amount of goods in the display was $1618.74. Miss Rodd’s guess of $16l9.- ‘ 81 gives her the eholee of the hundreds ot_ very valuable garments at the Big Store.

suite lnCanede- Other closeguessee are

`§I&l.%, Dr. H. TY. Johnson, city, $161511) _ Hlil FCIIIROIS $l@.m; Htl J. W. Brush, Halifax $1823; and W. Hs7W¢liDB Peake

The guess of Hr. Henry Power,

was the lowest it being 5 cents. 1

Evidently this gentleman has heard of 1

WondertalChoap .Renaud guessed _ace 1

eotdingto his knowled of their vqondiiij-if

low prlees. The iriefoi Mrs.[Arth’ 3

Walker, Imperial House was the largestt beln¥.$5m,{ll).ll).Evidently the lady meant-3 to mai-\_= is Imperial msuaie msn-.id 011

Boys and the low prices. TBI GU.aI.DIAN_ extends hearty congratulations to Miss' Rodd and Hr. Davy on winning these very beautiful prizes, also to the Farmers' Boys in the success of the very popular ad. _ _nd we _aresure that it will pay them well, and long may they live tohe that Wonderful Cheap Men. ,

News

From returns sent in by the paper mek- 1

ers. The Dominion statisticlans finds that the number of envelopes used during the last year in Canada, was 305,100,000 of which 272,400,000were manufactured in the 1 country and_32,600,000 imported making about 00 homemade in every 100 used. _ There were about 58 envelopes used for each individual ofthe whole population. The post odice statistics show that there were 150,575,000 letters posted during last _ ear in the 9,420 post oflices of Canada, or n average of over 28 letters for each man, _ womanand child in Canada.

S-,Etta Clarke; Chaplain, Russle Bell; .Y Con.,Jaines Stachman; A. C., Josie Bow- 8-

A comparison of the post office returns

with the manufacturers' returns brings ut the fact that less than one-half of the nvelopes used go through the post office. he remainder is used to shiil l from im ertinent perusal letters despatched by and orders to thebutcher, the grocer and

EASTERN Nori<:.=.-Hard weather for the 0

cut under dilliculties indescribable and T lying there, some unbound some bound, p and some in a condition hard to describe. h The eXh'bm°n has “Omen and 3°" shopkeepers generally billets doux which _

their senders, in the impatience, think require more speed than the post office, ives, invitations to those “gibble-gabble,

obble, git functions, called tive o'clock.

the bloods of the past, are now settled teas,” solicitations for pecuniary aid to

the one hundred 'and one adairs, musical and others, which assault one’s pocket book with as pertinacity equal to that o abrador mosquitoes bent on a blood- -__

r money ducand over: gracefully worded H H I & quests for loans of the “ready” to tide _ _

-Mrs. Yates and children, from Red _ .

Point, are visiting her father-in-law and gfawing forage’ kmdly or urgent dung mother-in~law at Pownal. -Mrs. Cyrus N. re

Stewart, and her young daughter of Red over unforseen emergencies’ etc

Notwithstanding the_ great convenience f the post omce and the length of time it WHITHAM AGENT

s been ministering to our wants .and

otwithstanding the cheapness and Su!" E » ess with which it conveys the letters en- trusted to its care, fully one-half of the, epistolary correspondence of the Canadian

original .-ight adorning the political hori- 251° _le is carnedon by agenfies ahf°gel'her

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Jaden milk team of William Young, the bait the Postmastel Gemml could only

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rs that now escape the Briarean col ctar, the post olflce, he could reduce the _'

and Hr. Arthur Davy of Chai-lottetown. of

Toaonro, Sept 87 -The Ontario depart-‘

uiss B. Dany Bradman, Brockton Miss, mmm” tm mmm. of nm md mek

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Pre ated for the fell season, witlli the b ggest and eaepeeest Men s, Women s andC_l »l&\ a ano Shoes ever shown n the cu” and they will costyoe no more *than what you have been *paying for ihe ordinary make of Boots and Shoes. They re dcpendably durable, tliiiis a quality people appreciate To make a permanent customer you must make a pleased one. Thatfs the ‘tug we built up our large -and mcrélihg trade We are the Yewgnlmélélden in Fall Boots and Shoe! Done take our word for it, come in and we’ll p ' ve it to u Ah le early but nevertheless timely 1-» -mu ur c that wehave alull sqi- ply o Runners for the damp fall wea. her The puce-well you al- ways get your money’s worth here

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the carrying of those 155 million let,

nt a letter it would add three-quarters w W W a million dollars to the_year1y revenue

the post office

AT REDUCED RATES.

s caaadwr Pacino railway frslrht

1 he carried Irom this province to'Brit_-

duction of ‘SQ all round The Brltih lumbla government is working in e Ontario Live Swat ititthlilol U0 in v arenas °nmvlae_e.,, A ésrleafi 9£_di¢§'r tile was recently een&fr_§>m§0¥\f“'i° Wd

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to |lLui¢1iial:n,.a:ingimr of nie 1».u;~ Prwas 25°! 35° ani an °°9'h’

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~ At. csiedosis, on the mn september, __ . Angus MacDonald, in the 75th year of his

are Mr. MacDonald was a man nf an,

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who knew him. He left a widow, four sons and two daughters to mourn their

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Our line of Gentleinan_’s l Suitings and _our Coat- ,. ings.is.the1most complete and elegant in thei -lilly ,_ and to many of__our; gpli- ‘

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loss. His remains were takento Valley-1

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ed daughters of Murdock and Rebecca M- Neill, in the 21st, year of her age, in

the full assurance of eternal life, leaving.

a father, mother, two brothers and four sisters, to mourn their loss. Yes we are sad indeed. The circle is broken. The

darling of our home is taken from us, but

we shall meet again.

Soon we’l1 pass beyond the river, Where the surges cease to roll, ~ _

And God himself shall wipe every tear

from our eyes

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grocer for it. _ 3| ‘ S

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quick time without wiil (et-al the

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At her home Little Sands, on the 22nd, _

_ day of Sept. 1900, Sarah, the dearly belov ‘_

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ters of the several military districts in l

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