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“Doc Bird Says”

Popular attention is always

paid our toilet rtiolos-thsro is true value bohind every ooo,

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Then get in here

5 some of these: ; Jergen’s Violet Glycerin

Soap, Nyioiis Talcum Pow- der, Gardalia Toilet Water I Ponds Vanishing Cream,

Colgates Dental Cream, etc.

` E. A. FOST E'

Central Drugstore Sunnyside

lee Cream and criighe ruits a specialty at our bi uniain.

Patriotic Meeting

I am instrutzted to nniioiiiice tlint

Public llieoting will no i,¢~|,| in me as editor of the Cliiirlottetowii l-lor ld . Couiiull tiiiuiiihcr ni' the t‘olo;ii'.il liuini- und in other capacities,-in all E Aswrs’ any mh" Vamety’ 6 b‘°°mS

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ing in tYli;ii'lott.>tn\\'ii, tru 'l`iie1uluy ne. the lst dill/ 0.' ti:\pi.‘.’iiiln>i~, nt 7.210

tion from the people ofiins iwovino

of groin und other uiiiiy siipplies uiidl Dr- Cul/°!l iS SlU'VlV¢’ll by f0ll1` Chili-‘ - money to he placed at the disposul Fell, two sons, William in Montreal A"°""`h\"um’ (s"apd'ag°") °°"°°f of the Brnisii \\'.»n- olnoo in ani of tiio and -101111 at lwme. and two dauciite t'°" °f 3 °“t b'°°"“""1’ Mm" B“"‘°'

British Army and zillied l`<>r<~.cs.

-- .1\lt'i‘l»ltllt NilI\\113l-DRY,

Assistiiiit l’i'oviiic.i~.\l Set-.retui'y.

All Suniuicrsidc papers please copy.

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MRS. HEGTOR D. MORRISON.

with sreat atlencs and Chrlstla r

bolilmbls. Juno A. and Non s., honie. Deceased was a most esti

ilbio woman os was evidenced by tl Ergo concourse of people that folio ed the remains to their lust testi Disco in the beautiful cemetery at -’°l\11'S Church. Boiron.

.__,,___._.

MRS. HENSLEY

Mahi’ will regret to learn of the den ill UNB Gity yesterday ot Mrs# He sley. widow of the late Mr. Just

llie in this, her native province. At ti itiiue ot her demise she was well a Vallced iii Years. and most of her ` sociates had joined the great majorit The late Mrs. Hensley was noted

and noble. Her lite abounded w clinriiable deeds, and it may be tr will of her. the nfs or the good 1

bert It. Hodgson. are lett cherish her memory.

DR. CAVEN.

deceased gentleiiiuu was an octog

lddiiiburgli and in ltonie he onine t

professor ot literature at St, Dustzi

_ ~i il Milli inn i

. _`_(_Cl¢lntlnued from 'pogo' 1

d Entered into rest at her late resi- ~ 01106. South Plnette. on Baturd y

morning, the 22nd inst., alter a loiig PBIZE LIBT. V and painful illness which she bore

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that provides. After a. low more words ot appreciation by llir. Trlrett, the judging wh begun.

The following is the complete prize

D n e-

slgnatlo , 1 b i liHl-1- Hecror ii7|!,1,,-,(?|,:‘,:},,rf,l,ict"h;’ £631; £333 Abutllon, 1 specimen.--1., Alton ot her age, leaving to mourn four sons Bugke' iS°““‘V°"‘t° 1 A" B k vz.: D ld caca 1 a ec mcn.- on ur e

mm and Arthur in Erma Balsani, 1 sgeclmcn-1,'Alton Burke.

m_ Begonia, flowering, 1 specimen-1.

Mrs. F. W. Hyndninn, city; 2, Miss

Helen Grant, city; 3, Mrs. A. Alley,

city. ` '

£5 Begonia, tuberous. double, 2 speci-

' mens--1, Mrs. l-leartz.

` Begonia, tubnrous. single, 2 speci- mens-l. Mrs. (Dr.) Anderson; 2, Mrs.

Begonia; Rex variety, 1 specimen-

1 Mrs. G H. Taylor, city.

'Colonial coxcombs, 2 specimens-

1, Alton Burke,

ice f

H , _ S - Colours, 3 specimens-1, Alton Burke euslpy he was a daughter of me mm ' Coleus, 6 specimens-1, Alton Burke

S‘ n n t 'F ° er H°dgs°“' ‘md 59”" he’ F f oi 1 simon 1. Mrs.

erns, or gn, ape -

EE D. Smollwootl; 2, Mrs. Jas. Paton; 3, “_ Mrs. A. Alley.

Ferns, Maiden Hair, 1 specimen-

y' 1. Mrs. D. Anderson.

r Geranlums, single, collection of not

fo _

her Christnln graces, and her Sym. -U U r , _ less than 3 distinct-1. Alton Burke. pd W wx i ai that was gow’ WM' Geranlurris, sliver leaved. 2 pots,

Eh distinct-_-1. Mrs. F. W_. I-lyiidmau.

5; Gioxinias, 1 specimen--1. Mrs.

Henrtz.

blessed. Tl re dr lt , M _ " . pqpheod' M,.g_ §nS';lgn:,§r;ArS_rBH_(’$3_ Heliotrope, 1 plant ln bloom-1. Al-

L tl , . ongwor i and one brother, Mr, ir?) Hydrangcs 1 pot Nam ,n b,°°m_1’

Mrs. Dainarell, city.

ton Burke.

Kochi Fire bush, 1 s eclmcn-1,

Burke.

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giirleiigtli aiiii slgiililitia$§§delii?iili1?aiiiii Aster" qumed’ with |°"g`st°ms'°°|' til within ti few weeks of his payssuge Iecmm °f 12 'l.°|°°m°_'1' A' Alley: 2' to the unseen world. Educated n Anon Burke; 3’ Mrs' Alley'

z, College and Prince of Wales College, Bm,k0_ 2 A Alley, 3 Mrs Alley

ty which his extensive lriionlcdge an

p_ power ol’ finislied literary exprcssio

iii., to take into <'oii:.l1l<-rutioii tlic best W'~""'~‘ <'xl\lbl'~@¢\- F0? 11111115' _V611-FS l menus ol :ict-urii:l.: it izciierni oontrilyu. was lozidiiig ineinher ot' the choir

,yi St. l)uiistaii's L‘atl\edral_

Miss Kate at homo, and Mrs. Birl

ltiiti-1, of Scotland, pi'edecciised_ lil

. I* .

- i

_ _ V ’ he most respected and highly lion- Sm”

'ly ii? r,l!`".. M 1 ' " . ,_ Chrysanthernums, double 3 or more

ored citizens of that place. ’Ihe l.i.c b|°oms_1'GeoI_ge Chm0n;‘2’ Mrs* W_

LATE MR. NIATHEW SHEEN

cliildreii were with liliii at his dcatl

-twenty-six years ago. --

of only, not less than 4 distinct colors-

g 1, Alton Burke; 2. Mrs. W. Simpson

Bay View.

Aaters, collection of not les than 12

blooms-1, Mrs. Alley; 2, A. Alley; 3,

_ Alton Burke.

gi 2, Mrs. J. E. ltobertshon, Montague; 3, 7 1 x \ '

quot, in Three ltivers, Quebec. All his J05_{?1t,Ir'rr?iY“‘lg,§°' scum

i. _ ' I '_

H . ,-», ,, J -2 _ _ tion of 6 cut blooms only distinct- '° “’“' Wh” “ds Mi” ““"°’l‘;l° 1. mion iinrito; 2, Mrs. itoilortsoii; 3,

I Joliii l’. lledgc.

iiurkc.

» 19th, ult ot` Mr Mathew Sheen, one yl q '

4. -.f,,`, -Q ~ Mr. Sheen who wus born Sept. 10th., Simpson

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.Ji ~ .‘:“: _ . 1 i '\ ' _ _ ~’f=i? *Y i.1’.ltli".‘.‘.. §."Y.‘i§“Q.£\lii2li".~.§?‘f§i§i§i °°=f"°S» 2 v="'°*'=S-1~ MH Wm-

fl . , ,' .. fi . ,

his utlwiicctl age caused liiiii fiiiling ;';’\&_ti‘“U(t_§L’y“' Ano" Burke’ 3’ MW" A' l \:,l_ ‘ l ' ' . ’ .' ' 5 ldvtiili, lic-lin' fully coiisuious to the lust. {_);)’u"?'?,t" G_°%'g;;;2l’; `§(‘)h]:flr:I;)\'?",?,'i

/ ,

_ 23;- 'llie tier-_enseil was it man einiuently Hohjnun’ Smnnmrsma

' ' -l--"*""' “s 't 1 ' ' `. : .' _ . »

s ~ l:..‘;“.tf,“_.l.“‘..l‘.‘: Pm-°~» 5

` - 3, his zicqiiziiiitiiiice. As liusliiuid and °"ly‘ d'st"i°t °°|°rs°"1’ Joh" ‘V°n"a" » = . . cott; 2, Miss Haviland; 3, L. A Has-

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futile-r he wus iillectioiinte and kin

il I

l . . . ' za'd lllin greatest plensiire wus in liuviiig ' his ltuiiili. fzatlivt .iliout liiiii who tom ,yDSihsli\‘anSétd§:PJf;ffuE’ ib|§;g;_;{‘_`

, 1 » .

» ` ~ il_0i'tcd liliii iii his last days. iii curly 2 Jehu Wonllncott, 3 Alley

life tlir- ilticeti-sell worked for several _ \e.irs on tht (luiliiuro oii the Maritime bl£;x;'a;_’|yf’%"::gfnCtp§g:'°};_s_3w°1;fl£

r l‘rovli1ce shores. lie :il`terw:ii'ds took _i _ _ ' i

a ,yup inriiiiiig on the MzLlpefiu€-~(\i1_ar- §f`[7‘;l3;ln}(3:g:‘tllett. 2. A. Alley. 3. John

lottctown road, nt that time being Dahlia double cactus fam 5 ‘ol-,|y_....1_ Align 13m-ke, 2_ Gm; Chll.

B dvu ai132d St( ~ _,l l ,li =» I y-

I'08. l » , t -

Y - -'I lioods \ “id wh( E felglléoxiax `°‘_ blooms only. distinct colors-1. John

into ont, ol our nies _ ip W,0mmCott_

- . * :_ i= , t

sn B B h igiii9%hri;iiiiuiie\'oiit}ii\l-Tri Dahlias’ double C°"ar°“°' 5 b\°°"'S

U Sl .built up and uiniiittiiiietl ahlioriie wliieli dmunct °°\°'°_x' Jim” W°““"i`

Splendid BOOM. WVU-Tl ‘ ,any farmer might well he proud of Iii ' _

‘ < .- - U l‘l| , d I ,

_Bd_\Oining btitli, $2.00,! ,the _ioztr ot 1811:; he viii:ii'ried lliurtlizn om; dm;ncciugciisffixa?(¥;n5‘i;!(‘;'3;’;

- - l\lcl\s5 who still suiiives him and to

'vvlth' private bath" i » ». _ l rii Williriiii D. Sheen

2 “hm” “'L“` 7° ---“-'-"-"=

from 5 -50~ I om E Sheen also of Bos_ _._.______._.

oi' Boston, .l _ _

special VW:-`°kIY Vatesj 'ton .lnines li. Sheen, Keiisiiigtoii, Mrs. ‘llislalilalil Prices lllollelal9.' ‘*“°i'g@ "=v1f1H°"f B""'“@“"‘» G°°f\§,° 3-ggi

, - Sheen ot' Snskniocii, and Joseph _

mglhgefTgpgiyanxfgfogiaafg,fn ‘Sheen in the iioincstoiid. One sister ,transit fines: bm_,,,.,,,,, transferred lllrs. Ai'cl]iilinld lllrniirder otlliiilrliiligtoii,

‘ - ~ ' s\ii‘\'i\'es iiin. "io unera wici was

itgélend from Pcuus`}""`ma Stuuon~ - llicld cii l"rl<l;t1.' aft(-riiooii at Z p. ni..

' ' ` wits coiidiictcd hy the pastor ltev. A.

' cp:|1'"s'¢;‘|||`:g`:," i,'|Y,::fi'»|éi-(,`,'-°,i§-ng, ‘ `\V_ \\’zilsoii who pnid high tributes to

tail!" Cllnudl ‘r. Jr»~ Ge- - -‘\'il‘?» ~ itlie lilo and clinrtietcr of the tlocensetl.

'l`l\c service \\'lilcli wus atttciidcd by

large eoiniourse of people ivnssoleiiin

- - r rind impressive throughout. ` Nasturtlums, 6 spikes grown by

'l`lic folluiviiig were the linll-bearers, “hour ¢|-,||d___1_ Ulm,-|19 p,,l,,,@|»

"' - who were lifelong l'rlt-lids ol the de- A Nem|s|a| 5 specime,»,s___1_ M,-Sf Rub.

liilliii A Hg, V ,*\°

1882

-i;f;'llf°»;, fri

0 1100 _

as P

Mrs. L. C. Worthy, city; 2, Alton

BY the death of Dr. Caveii, yester- tosegirgfé amgie' 2 specimenssl’ AL

day morning Clnirlottetown has lost ' l~ _ ' , , _ __ _ Petunia, double 2 specimens-1, A1- ,its most highly cultured citizen- one ton Bu’_ke_ ‘

§\\\\\\\\\\\v///l1ullIA\\\t` WMS" “"‘“~‘y “'““ "’°"e" “S “"‘““"

i letturci, editor, poet und singer. T ee CLASS 2__CUT FLowERS_

E Astcrs, Victoria, 6 blooms only, not

1._ E_ I ,_ l , , , , _ less than 6 distinct colors-1. A. Al-

” “M “"’“' f°“" f“'° 59"” “g°» is - 2. ivirs Ahoy- 3, Anon Burke

1 l .2 t' ~ » i y ' ' ' im w s or niuny yours uigngedlaz, A'st"_s‘ comet’ 6 blooms amy’ not

less than 4 distinct colors-1, Alton

' Balsam, 6 specimens-1, Alton

Carnations, Marguerites, 3 or more

The death took place nt his lute °,ut hl,°ff;"s’ dlstmct °°|°rs"'1' Alum

residence in Kcitsiiigtcii on Wedues- Lurkol "' W‘ Smart’ cnyj day evening at nine o'clock, August .ca"'°ps'S,_1' Alum Blmfe' 2’ Miss

lovel 1 Iltiszard' J, llov. Canon Siinp-

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l Charlottetown,

-Box 126

" Get _Acquainted with the ‘ Matchless Proposition

’ Here are a few distinctive features of' the 'MATCHLESS

proposition that will interest every iudicious investor.

' The foxes ar_e from the best strains on the Island. The ` ten pairs are capitalized at $17,500. per pair.

RZI1Cl’1iI1i_Z will be done by two ofthe most successful

ranchers .on the Island at a cost of five per cent. -

Promoters are paying personally all other expenses, such

as promoting, orgarnzing, stock selling, etc. '

Shares are selling well at $100 each. Payments 40 per

cent with application, balancegctober first,

Matchless Silver Blac `

_--_f_ - ._-,_.-1-

k Fox Company Lie.

P. E. island

Phone 505

" 4

emblems of

the Dominion great war.

on sale at the

` isiunc 'rms

cott; 2, Miss Mclielvle, Suinmerside; 3. Mrs. W. Simpson.

D:-ihlias, single, 5 blooms only, dis-

tinct coldrs-1, John Woniiacott; 2, A. Alley.

Danlias collection, 20 blooms

1, John Wonnacott; 2, Mrs. W.

son.

Dlanthus, double, 6 blooms only,dis-

tlnct colors-1, Alton lliirke.

Dlanthus, single plain edge, 6 blooms

only, distinct colors-1. Alton Burke.

Dianthus single fringed, 6 blooms on-

ly, distinct colors.-1. Alton Burke. Grlasseo best collection,-1. Geo. Chil- ton, city. ~ Everlasting, best bouquet with orna- mental graases.-1. George (‘.hiltoii. Giallardla, annual, double, 6‘blooms

only- Simp-

ton.

Geranlumsfslngle 6 blooms only ct colors.-1. Mrs. Anderson. Geranlums double, 6 blooms only, dis- tlnct colors.--1. Mrs. Anderson, 2.W. S. l.ouso1i_ Godetia, 6 heads.-1. Miss lluvilniil

distin-

3 bloom.-1. A. Alley. Larkspur, 6 specimens.-1. Mrs_R<>b ertson, 2.Altoii Burke.

Burke, 2, Mrs. lrclaiid.

. llny Brow, l Joliii Wed Naaturtlums, bunch of 12 spikes onl 3 or more colors.- 1. A. Alloy, A tmi Burke, 3. Miss linvilaiid. -

i _ i \\§ const-ll. .lnines Tupliii, lilflwnrd Pon- . ' ertson, 2, Mr5_ Waiter 5|,,,p,,,_,,,, 3_ Ai

' ' " ' " » ton Burke. _

` deiga..t. llunry Cu elcy, George Clarke

_ / N 0 null llfillioin l’idge,on. To the bereav-

\ l " od the Guardinii tciiders its sincerest

, W- r-»¢.;~ i V 'T

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' ~--~* »~ . o lace to get really good

: f _:The on D

f- - f -` ,»- ' smoirohio oigors is, riglm hogs. Tlic-

(‘lGAltS-Blnck nn w e. et! 0 -

_ ,,.}.i~ \-\ Tuckctts Bouquet, Stone Wall Juckso . ‘ jr- ,,../ ioo. cleans-7-20-4. iiorroction i-:i

n 'T President. Marltannn. Ms.ril\l2i‘llf‘-0i`-

Ui' ,.- f` ‘ " -,- inndo, Bachelor, Ben BeY.TWO~F'0R-A-l

TER"T“ck°"E Preferred MM” thin 4 G¢'°f5-' 1 AUD" I-‘\U`l“’» 2 A order tn plvo tliiie to the foreign Cnr-

qnlln .‘ 1 '~ ' ~. _ _ _ _ ,

° ` .‘f.i:i".‘;‘;.‘i”‘§i.§;’.;°°'“°'°‘““‘°°°"‘* no.. not ls W-

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sympntliy.

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"Stock miners. horsemen and

breeders will find Mads Veterinary liiirenii just wlint is iiveded ln help-

" ini; them when nnythiiig is wrong

with their stock. l-lt-re you will get.

Q-ul

Your Savings

If you refer to the Government

Reports you will ascertain that this institution is one of the oldest established of Canadian Banks, with s Surplus Fund of nearly double its capital and o

information regarding the niliiients 'mghpmpomonofcashnservem that effort your horses und cattle "

Try these remedies Mm’s Wlilte Llnlment 251' Mm-‘s Spot ial Lotion 25c Mac‘s Condition Powdor 250. Mac's

___ llnoi Remedy 2Gc The Two Mncs,

I ` 149 Great George Street. MEM.

We invite deposits, lugs and small. 25

The Bank of f Nova Scotia

PHD-UP CAPTTAL - 8 ¢,M0,M0 SULPLUS - - - ~ 11,000,000 TOTAL RESOURCES ¢0,000,Q00 ISLAND BRANCHES dhsrlattetswn - ~ Summeruide flimnmi _ - - - Kenliuxbin 0'La|ry - - - ' ll’h¢\&--N

P n _

ini Burke. 3. Clinrlie Palmer.

‘ 1'.. Mrs. lrwiii.

Vtlnct colors.-l. Alton Ihirke. 22. Mrs.

3 ltci Cunoii Siinpsoii

less than 12 spikes, with not more .than 2 oi’ one color.-1_Mrs. Anderson. ‘2!_ A. Alloy, 3. Alton Burke.

,tlnct colors.-1. A. W. Stewart, 2. Geo. iltogers.

Poppy annual, 12 blooms-1. Mrs. Irwin l,2_Mrs_ W. Simpson. 3. ltoy Brow. Roses, collection, not less than 8 bloc-me-1. L. A. Hnszard. solpiglosala, 12 spikes only. not les! than 4 colors.-1. Mrs. Robertson. 2. A. Alley, 3. Alton Burke. Scabloea, 6 only, cut hlooml. annual, `4 or more colors.-1. Alton Burke.

iStocka, double, 12 spike: only, not lou

’}::'§'”‘i \\.-§i':`é`>`g`>\`1’~" `\"N`5:;:

"".'Y"Tl“;`~?‘i_ e"»`>-'

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NEW WAR PINS

made in striking designs-

action of_ _Great Britain and

SHOW YOUR COLORS

By special arrangement we

have secured a number of these emblems for_the read- ers of “The Guardian” now

fice at 10c each. _

(The exceedingly low price

-does not convey the excell- ence in workmanship and fine enamelling-you will be

really handsome emblems.)

couPoN AND 10;;

l! |1ul'

Hollyhocks double, 4 only cut blooms, Miss linvilziinl.

distinct colors.--1. John Wniiacott. 25.

Mrs. Irelund, Suiniiicrside, 3. A. Allcy. Candytufts.-1. Miss Moore. Eldon. Hydrangea, Panlculata, Grandiflora,_Corntlowcn-l. Mrs Irwin. _

Marlgold, Afrlclan, 6 blooms.-1. Altoni Rudbcckla.-l. Mrs. lrwlu.

Mlgnonette, bunch of 12 spikes only Perennial 'GaiIIardia.-I. Mrs. lriviii 3 or more varieties-1. Alton llurko, School ChlIdre.i’s Bouquet.--»l.' lu-il '.2 1. ' gc.

if sPEciAi_ Pniiss Fon \.voMsN's

Best collection annuals, cut blooms-1.

Pansies, dish of 12 blooms only, 6 din- :lnct colors.-1. Mrs. ltolicrtsoii, 2. Al-

Pannles, collection of 24 blooms, not less than B colors.-1. Mrs. llobertsoii,

Petunia, Single, 3 cut blooms, only dis-

ltobertson. _ '_ _ » ~ Phlox, Drummondil, cut blooms. “Of

the concerted

in the present

“Guardian” of- l

proud to wear one of these

Sweet Peas, collection not less than 24 varieties distinct, named, only 5 sprays each.-l. J. W. Stcwiii‘t, Geoi'l,:c-

town. Sweet Peas, 12 varieties, distinct nam- ed, only 5 sprays each.-1. Mrs. »\ii|ll-r- son. Sweet peas, G varieties, distinct, with waved standards, sprays each. color, class, and variety named only 5.-1. J.. 1). Stewart, 2, ltuy limiv, il. Mrs. Antler- ‘ son. Sweet Peas, 3 varieties named 10 :sprays each (color blending to count 50 per cent. of merit) -1. lllrs. Ainlcr- son, 2. Miss llzivilainl, li. Miss Evelyn Hasznrd. Verbenas, not less than 12 blooms, 4 or more colors.-l. Alton Burke, 25. Mrs. Aiiderson, ii, John l’. \Vcll_ue_ Zlnnias, not less than 12 blooms, 4 or more colors.-1. A, Alloy, Geo. t‘hil~ ton. 3. Miss lllclioivic, Suninicrside. Bouquet hand, ior amateurs.-- 1. Mrs. D. J. Stcw'.ii't, Z. Uttllceii Ferry. Bouquet table, ‘lor amateu:'s.- lilrs. ltubcrtsoii. Z. Miss ltoiizi. Stewart, ll.

Goldenglow,l. Miss lliiviliiiid_

`Statlce,-1. Mrs lr\viii_ - Schizanthus.-1. Mrs. lrwiii.

Clsrkia,--i. Mrs. lr\\‘in_

Miniature Sunflower.--l. l\lr_~:. li‘n'iii_

and lilunc SL‘ni|iscii, lliiy View, 1.. t,`liarlii‘ l’-.tliiiur

INSTITUTES.

Stirling Woiiirii‘s institute, Stanley Bridge.

.\n\oiii; the cxhihits the licv. .\li‘.

'l`rivl‘tt's siveet-pens deserve pnrticii- lor inciition. Very good cxllihits were nlso the dnhlins of Messrs .John Won- nfvltt mid J. .\. llrisr.ai‘\l; while Mrs.

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to Purchase a Piano

_ We couldn‘t offer you this high grade CAB- _

IN ET GRAND DOMIN ION PIANO at the price we ' are offering it if it were not for the fact that it was

taken in exchange for a high priced Player-Piano.

This Piano was formerly owned (and used but l

a comparatively short time) by one of the best known bankers in the Province. We are offering it for the present at an unusually low price. The fol-

lowing is a minute description.

llziinlsonie doulile veneoreil, espec-

inlly dvsiifiied in the highest design ni'ts,.oi‘iizinieiit:il pilasters ziiili trusses, all liniid chisel work, patent llostoii full board. $3 front niusic desk, non- iiiinnus iilckel hinges. iron key-lied i-'»\ippoi't, fitted with (intent pmcilcro pedal, keys ivory and ebony ot’ best quality; built of the stuiidaril ruin- imss, 7 1-3 octavos niid tuned to iron- cert pitch. Contuiiis new oversiruiig ii~i~:or<l scale in cninhiiintioii with lull iron plate :ind pziieiit cupola iron rircli plate ironic; coiisiriirtell un the iirlii- - cicple ut' the graiiil piano, which vastly iiirreasos the volume und siiigiiig :lui-_lily ot' the tone; has patent “re- =~

pc-aiiiig" rictioii with spvviiil imported ,. li;iiniin~i'<; potent iioiseless pedzils, r three p<~dulf'. (loud. soil, niid :-:ii:si.niii- ing). The sounding ln>1ii'<l is iiiudc oi' the host scasoiic-_tl violin spruce <-ni‘iil><~.i'e<i into t`oiin,°tliii~d und rein- i`ort:~.».| with zicoiistic rniis, uiid the ln~:.'t wliiic iiiziiile liriilgvs; the pin iilorii is criiss litiilileil with live lziyi-rs ol iiiuplo on liest wliite innplc lliiiinln- tion, und liolteri witlilii the l'ull iron plate :ind iron urcli, ivliivli keeps the piniio iii tune loiigt-r than any otlior rmilrc; liieiglit, 4 ti. S ins.; widtli, fi tt. l iii.; depth.. ‘J it. 31', ins. it is iii- cvory i'o:<|ier-t zi superbly line instru- iiieiit-oiie that we min uiiliestaitiiigly

recornnioiid und guuiuiitcc.

.lust Used Sufficient to Develop rf Delicacy oi Touch and Tone .1

In touch, sound, and appearance this piano is as good as new. It is even better when it is considered that about . all the use it got was just suiiicieiit to develop extreme ' delicacy of tone and supple, resonont touch.

,_ FREE with this piano we give piano stool, music

book, one tuning and we_will also prepay all freight cliarges to your nearest station.

Call or write for Price,

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The Big Music House. .L

li‘\\'iii'n display of llowers won quite nn etiiisritioii to ull (lower lovers. V Iii the evening an excellent pro-

gramme ol ii iisic vrna provided by Misa Lnvie, of Edizcliill College; Bliss stewart. of ionlqillnri, Miss nf.rti¢tr,l (‘hm‘lottct<i\vn; Professor 'l`anton, Mr. Charles Hynes, nnd Miss Joyce

Phlox, perennial, 6 spikes only, dia- lliavlcs, nil ol whom gave very cred-

"itnhin performances.

The show will again he opened to-

day, nt 9 u. in., und ii. the evening there will lie ii hand ol music in ot- tendonce. ` `

~__________»_-_._- THE CONCLAVE POSTFONED

l’ARl.S, Aug. 233.-A tlespntcli from

Home reports that the conclave for the election of a new Pope has been postponed to the lith of Seplmnbur hi

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