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at popular
tures. 8°
Pins,-
Kiiives, TI
Marks, » 
_ llatch Boxes; '
s _f'pooii_s,_ etc. ‘
 Large Variety.
° 5¢e our  ns with' l ture
r i 'New Mai-P‘ir(::t`_on 
wash tub Two or three hard
h l
en wil.
ug »Mm  qc
luiclcrwesr 'l`hat's why the
directions for washing are so
elpbprqtq-why there are, gi
man! uifan and u_d°n_»t‘.u
it o 1 ° ~ i
Qiiihriuiiihro
D efweaf
is _ kablgdiiitcly ` unslirinkablm’
§hg___,wosli tub proves it. Your
e_§_tl¢r guarantees this to you
-ond we back up that guar-
a_ptae.t_o  We know it
wolf! shrinl; because it can’t
sliriiik. Our special process
lakes out the shrink before the
garments ure cut. Evan tlie_n_,
each one is tested by wishing. _
ihich we have a large assort-`
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Beaver Flour never disap-
, riointsthecook. The baking
i' always _turns out right- be:
" f cause Beaver Flour is always
- ‘the sepia, whether you buy
s sms] sack or a barrel. -
Bouvet Flour is a
blend of Manitoba Spring
` Wheat and Ontario Fall
Wheat. It contains all the
,nutriment of the wlieat
kernel. Makes bread and
that are as healthful and
strengthening, as they are
white, delicious-and inviting.
' AQ. Your Grocer’-s.
absollitely most complete' and up-io.
date.; ijnethqds; posi lon guaranteed;
les s by mail exclusively; no inter-
fere p with regular occupation; no
diili ties; everythin simple and
clean indorsed by boarrigs of education
and iepding newspapers; thousands of
grad tes. Department ai, Campaign _
of cation,2ri Townsen Bldg., New
YO! _ s ` J 8 its if r
Eaélcrn Steamship Co.
<iivlsnnAiit»n§r hj_rvisiosi_
sU'{-Ullifaxliinabrotrs.
!li*live until Ocicber islli, ross.
'Weis ,ood to return yo days from dale si -
‘“ .5
9*-l f\i_»ili3_P9r.~\e,a.<l.er_sts,tiira is-si.
Ii-' 1'   snow
Bt mera leave Bt. loha at Ba; in Mondays
Wednesdays and lrldsys for Lubce. B-utpo t
Portland sud B ston. `
` al!'t‘nnNrNo
From ll-iiiton at9 a. rn. Mondays, Wednesdays
and Fildins vis Portland, Esltport, Luhec.
Psveage-saulvlair at ahdioha so eveaiig
in alll irecx t ales r .
"§"» ll' ‘Z ' "‘i'i.°3§`.'i‘~’ sri. ii.. dl;
aa s ei r 1- .
All 1: , P ¥be_\_sl?$‘, ltelqzers of
llii co , us ~i_a st‘ dr and
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mwiiti'  :itil :li 'Nga
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CLLVIN AUBYIN, V. I; and 0¢n'l llanager,
Fosters wharf, Boston, lu ».
\i's sell the best stock;
fdodl. _ ’ -
We have st presei_3_t____
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Atlas seooir Food; _ _
 l'|or_s_e_ Tonic,
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I1  “mi” irmoooi go' iiogioin .‘
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iiousaieaavaa in clams 'ro usa '
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"GUlo`tt’s Pdrfliiiad Lys.
imperial Baking Powder.
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_ BUY
“Britannia Skirts”
’1fhde%`p_3:se_ss style, quality
n .
“Ask your dealer for them.
See that the name Britannia is
inside tlaegvaist band.
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Sill? 4*
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it no apparent um their visit to
mtgeum had othlng to do with
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’ IDDQI
 -NIM' Ill -$l‘.‘i,,!_R‘e°_¢, 1% ",'_l!.19*;_ Ib*
"15 
' of t.hqlr_qnarrel-by no moms. Her
._ iiia il'o%"ii8' iioisr; siifwoaiii' wit.
0 would masryi some good old Qui
, whom she could ifgnger the respect
 s_daug_h_ter-and the bills of a wife.
. it-_vial"a`ll‘thlt 's girl in hor politioa
aug; ‘gps equali plsin that their dn. It was the fault ot modern
feeling for each oth could not be do
 ai platonic.; Bettina, to be
a_ _ agpcted uncoii_sclo_usness as sta
szggterqd., through ‘-the lofty roomi
where the marble ll res flashed cold-
ly iqtq view, oxcitin{‘dne to a new love
of in\_r_o`_sosh ana iood, i_»'ut_oii tus
time she inew that to the msnat hor
!ld\\ she wss queen ' t the world; also
it was evident suou -from the look of
discontent`on the n’s face that her
loyal 'sulijact was no altogether happy.
“¥. 1915!. .l_1°f_°¢11,e_nlsAf_
tal _ai§ii';£l_tgh_ the _ he'F_7s`fiifdes,g was
what__l_1q  say '_ lidr.._ “The trou-
ble  you  ty, thi? you woniti
listen to fourflie . » I' rn ght ss' well
plead with this marble figure!"
"The queen, wit! vigil ffoigned reluc-
tance, brought li r glancd back from
the headlespr “Victo;y” that _segmed
forever on the poiiit‘af iilglit to the
youth st her side, who, was giowering
at her with an o<_1_d__ml_xturs of rebel-
lion and adoration in bib tance. ` '
merrily. stevs.'i she rep od at mt.
"I'm ashamed of you. ICB pot my
heart tl\at's at flip t; it's_ your purse.
You know that perfectly w'oii." and.
with hor' chin at an angie beautifully
¢-havent at lsiiirtd ianvssnsr. alps. use
tended to study the _sculptured gurss
about lipr. in ropllty gre watched him
-role htm straining rt is chains-with
an exultant sense of"tl1s-cliirm of be-
inaqueea.
er words and glance made him sav-
age. It was hard enough to bear her
delay in utting their love affair on
flirt practical bh`sis"'v6hiéh'1>oin’t§"iiiro
an `index_ linger to` mhttimoiiy, but so
lpng as it hsdseeuied to hlruaa honest
hesitation he had borno it-with what
grace he could sumiiip .
His iipss_et'in an ingsgible line, and
without ii word his hand cioooo iirmiy
upon her arm, and with more determi-
nation thsn geatleness he guided her
to a bench near by..
"Weill" she questioned when she had
aettlsd herself in a cor-nor ot- theseht
and he had squared himself beside her.
In truth, though sho strove valiantly
to conceal it, the queen was a triiis
startled.
Her inte obedient spbject studied her
for some momsriis in silence and with
an expression ratherboo suggestive of
flint to be entirely to the queen's taste.
Then he spoke, and his words fell ss
crisply as icicles.
“It is about time that you understood
me," ha began at lgst. “You have play-
ed with me lang enough. What I have
to say now is just this: You may take
me or leave me, precisely as you
choose, but whichever' you do must be
done at once." _
He paused s moment and then slab-
orated:
“I'm tired of playing the devoted
subject, tired of being made to feel
that my love is nothing and my lack
of wealth everything. I have twelve
hundred a year.” He paused for a brief
moment, conscious 0_1 a mad desire to
make the matter as__,bad as possible,
then added, "And thsre is no certainty
that l'll ever have more."
Though he would have thrashed
cheerfully any pina who had duped to
m_'ake such an a'ssertion about h rn, to
say it to noi spout himself at this phr-
ticuiar moment" adorded him  grim
satisfaction.
“What I want-what I will have," hs
continued in is mumed voice without
giving her a chance to speak, "ls a ded-
nite. H. tml unveil” 41!!! mn- b°f°f°
isaaoeehfhsaro¢1lr.¢siislitl.»sr.\itsii¢h.
hs finished in a tone nothing short of
command, "And I want it within tivo
mmutuyr _
For ons ileeting moment something
like pale dismay showed in the glrl’a
face. She had never counted on s. mo-
ment llke this. Then her eyes kindled
royallg, and a dual: of anger oven-
sprea her face. `
A_lmost_ unc _ ciously sho rose, her
companion fo_l(ii;":vlng_ her example, had
her eyes blazed their resentment into
the cold de_ter_1ni_i_iat_ion_of his for it full
second be'foro sho s¢i|l'r$_léd him.
“You may have your afnswer this mo-
msnt!’{ sho dung at him in a tons of
dangerous clearnsss. "X" only wonder
that I could ever have hesitated! I_t_ is
‘lilo’_-a thousand tlmps ‘Noll "  '_ '
,Sho noticed with a_,cmel-533% tbg,
sud|len,~stlll wliilisnsla that ` rand
his face as, with an ironlcal bow,/hs_
turned and walked rapidly away. Thea
a new feeling suddenly clutched at her
nn*  ,_ ....__ _ _ _ 
Had-she not lately been a queen, with
s. loyal, faithful subject to whom she
had turned sn ear quite l’D!i\l_ly indif-
ferent? Had not a revolution occurred
in her small domain and a republic
 ,il_l\_?-Q_.ll9llf
derstaiiilwiitw iiiol' siii'i'\iil&s`1dT K lddiis
Antoinette or a Eugenie?
And so st last the latest of dethrolisd
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 ure,” sho silo'
» as c s _y o_f_ her
 b?tmi wT:} :h“?.pdllow, for
i
r sm ur so it i on
siifisit in tho  iiieiiio wi:
fit was after she heard about his at-
i. 'ations to the Folsom girl that she
_ eatin Ilxarmssd became markedly la'
‘ erent o the coming of the ppst-
_ sn. From this elmo, too, 'sho 'corr-
, giintiously tried to tolerate old Mr.
 d , °9“'.-#ll th-?.¢.W. 'itll'
_ tri# §‘£._ithAi,i1_elfirn=,t°. resniailti
_that w ` ll"of meaning. ’ "
‘ ‘She pictured herself as a queen again,
fl ll .. _,  With ll Ula __
_iliiibiiliiiircdt-¥¢?` orie. ilut, ppgisirvifiihig
adugli, 'iliofcouid not k`eep` Bteveii
"¢i>nven`a`a out of tho scene. It sho saw
`-ll rself rolling down Fifth [venue in
#lie Fullerton vehicle she as instantly
qvokéd the image of Steve dolllag 'his
lint with cold polltelim. wlille the
'i9ii<l°<.1_vith 'Jw hwshtv Iiwliiiliiicfi
of a great lady.
and so the_weeks lengthened into
months, sll_d"the ex'-_queen assured her-
pelf that dllowas forgetting. _ ` _
O O O O_ I l C
V _“Not going out, my dear?" protested
hor mother as she appeared in the hall
one :looms Blinds: with maoirineosu
and umbrella. -
." "Yes, mother mine. It's a dns day
301;, lhq art museum. No crowd, you
.“°‘l'.l" .N
sho had never entered the vliwii
since that _ta_tef_l»\l afternoon. but now
'ills "wi all A-t1t@_mbl° vit-h eazvrws to
_`et_there. Sumo inward barrier ol'
grids had gona down, and she knew
that she wanted to visit the scene once
mqée just because there sho could feel
a l_ tie nearer to him, '
The t\1,ljns_!:lle‘ac_1_mltted her, with a
click, not so much, it seemed to her,
into the ixiuseiam as into the atmos-
phere of__ that' istaiit afternoon. Be-
fore the “Vl_c_tory" sito stopped for a
mournful dedicatory moment. lt was
here that lie had accused her of being
no more than a_ statue herself, and
their-then he had gripped, her arm and
made her sit down and listen.
With a little gulp, she turned away
and wandered blindly onward. When
_the mist cleared from her vision she
found herself in the Egyptian room.
Great carved figures glared at her with
stolid faces. a d n ripple of interest
stirred Within her. With mournful eyes
sire read the inscriptions beside the
-mummy cases.
So this brown and moldering buri-
dle had once been a queen! Through
the raised lid of the case she copld just
catch a glimpse of the object now so
dried and terrible, but once so splen-
didly human.
Q
Poor queen!" she murmured softly,
as with her chin resting on her hand
he gazed down at the gorgeously or-
namented mummy case. “Po`or queen!"
And before she realized it a tear had
splashed down on the glass.
Having been a queen, something of
the sadness and futility of it all wrung
her spirit. Somehow being rich or poor
did not now seemto matter. Being
lunar Ieemai the zrestost thins. _
Sha was too absorbed in her thoughts
to notice s younl. man who had- been
making his way nearer and iioqrer to
her in a somewhat turtive manner.
suddenly. as if he could not lmiirerrs-
list thc temptation, a few quick steps
’brought him to her side.
The ex-_queen looked up in surprise
and their put out both honor impai-
slvely. But the proud, high look ot
mastery had not yet vanished from
his face.
i “Did you really mean lt?" hs" de
,_ maiidsd.
For an answer she lifted her eyes to
his for one brief, full moment. Even
queens must learn their lesson. Sha
liad had hers.
Outside the qteady drip, drip, _di-lp.
of' the rain was oiiily interrupted by
the wailing of the w nd, and the Egyp-
tian room wiis very quiet and. deserted.
As the newly enthroned queen turn-
ed; to leave sho looked down with s
llushed, wistful face at the royal raiim-
my. Thea she murmured something
so tly.
“What'l that?" asked her lover. But
at her reply he looked slightly mysti-
tied.
‘,‘_Tiiere’s no use in telling mu,” she
luiigh@d."“f$o_ing only armani you'li nev-
er, iitiderstand. but I was saying g'ood~
by to tlio other queen.”
_ The lasls of a Phrase.
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o ssvolt against old forms. The writ-
e ' mon variously teniptad than the
ape er into ihdirections. 'libs latter
_ _ never call the sun "tho oi'h_ of
day or by the classic name of "Phoe
bl,” ¥et_tl;er0,wasaue.l'1 _ihE -
l ii;_i_r”_i_iiq;iq¢ur»‘vhiou logins  'wliiiii
ti "and is not even now whal y be-
yo ' the reach of our recollection
wh it seemed a bhgh of dignity for
s ter to call airyt rig by its right
lp ' _. The concrete thing must be re
Mix! Q5 its  lu the ik
o e o s _ “th
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ina ly “Pomona's trcas'iit‘cs." zilall-
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sl _ Jmwécd  frog 35%:
if ftiwiftv ppnpmninciuvn- I'
_ _o sbs, sc shdgenorslirs-
Io in the so"cdl`l€?l classic age of
_llln sh literature uprooted all things
-si lat them llosting in the air; t I
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f ills! have had with
r Royal
Household
Flour
The largest bakers in
East. rn Canada,
llloirs, limited, Hal-
ifax, say:
In answer to your inquiry as
to whether we could suggest
any change that would be ag
improvement to “Royal
Household," we emphatically
{H1SW§r “u0." The great sat-
isfaction we have had with
your '_‘Roya1 Household” this
last nine months, using over
5.000 barrels in that time, has
been an extreme pleasure
to us. We ure using this Hour
U1,°Sll-y for Bread, also using
nothing else for our pastry,ior
which we have a very large
sale.
(Signed)
_ ’MOIRS, Limirriii.
Halifax, Sept. 2.
The oldest bakers in
Dartmouth, say:
"Royal Household" flour is
as near to_perfection in tlie re-
sults obtained as it is possible
for any flour to be. lu the
history of our baking business,
now established for half a cen-
tury, we have never had any-
thing to e _ual it.
(sgncil)
_IO EPB H GENTLES.
Dnrtinouth, N. S., Sept. 15th,
1904.
The leading Baker in
Annapolis says:
This is to certify thai. I have
used considerable uantities of
f'Royal Houselioidl" flour dur-
ing the present year and find
it to be n good article indeed;
suitable for family purpose in
all the requirements of bread.
biscuit and pastry. I re-
gard it as equal to any flour
onthe iiiatket. lt is the best
hard wheat flour for pastry
that I liuvc ever used.
- (Signed)
R. P. SAUNDERS.
Annapolis, N.S,. Sept iz, 1904.
Al: Home T”
Karr ill' Tl'-3'YCiillg
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Styles are new: not_extr0m_,_ -if-I'-_|f_g__dl_'°-'_
- ca_l,_ b_i,it distinctively dlf1'ere~1i; from the* _~
of last year.
Patterns are different, to_o_-a_n_i:l very
attraotivo in their novelty' a.n`d'erolusive-
ness. .
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Fit-Reform fabrics are selected with
the nice discrimination that assures
thom being sanctioned by the
Canadian gentlema,n_._ _
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$12 to $25
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Prowse Bros., Charlottetown. _ “_
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And put on oiié pf the medium weight, coi
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kind we procured for you for the early fall weak .
$1.50 i0 $2.50 the Suit.
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Victoria Row.
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The liberal conditions ol' the policy
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All approved iorms of policy ls-
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has no effect nn the heart, causes no sickness and is pleasant to 1¢1¢e_
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