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were in Uhsrlottertown yesterday.
visit to Marion.
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and Fred are in business.
The Grand Lodge of the Maritime
will bs held in Moncton next wee..
commencing Tuggday mg;-mn3_
Allwflc those who will be in strand
ance lrom Charlottetown will be C.
Leonard McKay, Grand- Preiato and
B. A. McDonald, Past Grand Uhan-
cellor. Others who will likely be
l1l‘6»-wilt will be -7- Hurry Williams,
Col. H. M.iDavlson, G. J, Lane, ,mtl
W. P. Doull. A meeting of the Lodge
here will be held the latter part of
the week when thrdefinite appoint-
lvsruulsula uvmuliurmrws
1 bargain 27 Inches Wine regular V
     ;,?;eY.f|:::;°";2f"J.:’r g|‘:|"il~‘:;‘;|g;:- D. C. Morson, Cardigan, is in Char-
hallon blue. Patons 8 I2 Mill
E' V V,  F I  Hsin. Nelson, Charlottetown. was a
Aogood groupphoto will make a
splendid souvenir of a family re
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Another summer js- quard silk
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union. Our work is superior, prices
moderate. Call in and see .samples
cook srublo _
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_We h. ve a nice assortment of Parlo
Kitchen and Alarm Clocks
Pr=ces Moderate.
C. W . Patterso11
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Fire Insurance "
For rstas ln the 'P lil. Island Mutns
i rs Insurance Compu isson Farm Build
BEI, burchre, Halls Schools, Hotels
gales: Factories Water Mills. etc. etc
p o
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' Pho' s
5 Sign of a
5 Good Shoe
‘ The luvirtus line of
i men's boots and shoes is
‘ vlilhout donbtthemost ex
* elusive-,high grade line now
on the market.
Q Tliese are the shoes that
g ale worn hv the best dress-
., ers in metropolitan centres
---1 he .shoeslhat show taste,
`§ culture and refinement and
` express the highest ideals in
expert shoemaking.
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'HIE BEST 600|) SHOE
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J Invictus boots don‘t need
` brea'k'ing~in,sre made ro fit `
.J ` t-he lines of the natural fool..
 _made from the very best
"5 leathers _ along the latrst
` scientific lines and for style, ‘
_g durahility,beauty and com-
‘ i fort are beyond com parisou.
` ing.
ment of dele ates will place.
E take
(From Yesterday's Evening Guardian)
' lottetown today.
passenger west this morning.
J. H. Mcquaid, Souris, wasapas-I
senger to Charlottetown this morn-
ing.
Judge Haszsrd, Charlottetown, was
a passenger to Summerside this morn-
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passenger returning from the east this s
morning. , ¢,
(leo. Lane, Charlottetown, was a I
passenger by the Northumberland
this morning.
Prof. Theo. Ross, Charlottetown,
was a passenger returning from the d
east this morning. ,l
A. Wright, Charlottetown, was an fl
berland this morning. f~
B- Hllggan, Charlottetown, was a
passenger by the Northumberland
'-th.s morning to the rnainlaud. \
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morning en route to St. John, N.B.
Richard and Mrs. Arscott have
gone to Charlottetown on a' visit.-
St John.Exc.
R. B. Helman..Char1otf.°1»0Wl\. W" Pope Beer, Charlottetown, was 
a llluslwxer to rleluux yesteffwy passenger returning from Montague
mornll . l
Miss Bessie 'W¢lther\le, Marion, --
and Margaret Mcneiri, mt. Aloxon. J. H. and Mrs. McKean, and son
.Miss Hottie Myers, Hazelbrook, E, 1,-St, John Exe,
has returned home from a plesssnr. - -_ 1
- °-~ John'Brock, who have been vlsltilig
R°b°"f 501131119. M0-\“l0ll. W" "1 At Charlottetown, returned to their
Charlottetown yesterday. His sou home, Rothesay, N. B., last week,
Arthur left on the special train to _-_
UN 0103439 West and will locate Among the recent charters of ves-
lll- U8-18511' when ill! \1l'0l'»h°l'l Henry :els is the following:-British sshoon-
Provlnees of the Knights or Pythian ' __
azcompnnied by J. K. Foss, of Ch
G1 S. Inman, Charlottetown, was a up ,mrth Dunn Mm Godfre »s
' **"'*° retired chaplain oi His Majesty‘§|
den Island No. 816, C. O. F., held ati
E4. R. Ls.ne's, Mt. Herbert, on Fri'-|
-- I-v S R Lane and lumen Mc(`allurl
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outward passenger r-y the Northum- “lil A- and Ullldwell J- W00flr 0".
Philip Wood.
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fnote a rich growth of flue, silky
Miss Gracie Gay, Charlottetown,_¥lffHB. mllk6S the SCHIP bB8\l-DY. film!!
was a passenger rg Summer-Bldg thisland free from all dandrutl germs.
Rcxall Shampoo Paste is the prepa-
i ration you ha'-e always wn.uted‘anrl
you can get it _now and here. "Phe
McKinnon Drug Cn., The Rerall
Store, corner Great George and Kent
Sts t
'It Pays to buy in this provines ,From Yesterdays Evening Guardian)
this morning.
Mies 001111. of St. John. returned Mn. Neil Mckenzie and Mattie
Y9“°"°“Y m°"1|l18 from a Pleasant Bwsn have returned to Charlottetown
trip to Uhariotltetow .
after spending a pleasant vacation
with friends in York and Stanhope.
Douglas, have returned home after g
delightful visit at Charlottetown. P.
Mrs. Fred Brock, Miss Brock and
er, Warlola, New York to Charlotte-
town, P. E, I., hard coal, private
terms.
In response to an enquiry. the El-
dorado Fox Ranch, to .which reference
was made in this m.orning's and Bat-
urday's evening Guardian, is situated
En Cornwall.
The 4th Regt. Band will render
two hand concerts on Queen Eiquare,
Uiiarlottetown, thfs~ week, one on
'Fuesday and tha other on Friday,
which will he much appreciated.
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At the Charlottetown police court.
this morning the following drunks
were disposed of: Frank Power, S
or .30 days, and G. Hughes, ' $2' o'r
10 days. The prohibition case of
Mrs. A. McDonald was dismissed.
Harry M. Hunter, of Toronto, who
with Mrs. Hunter, has been visiting
relatives in Moncton, left yesterday
for Charlottetown to visit his bru-
ther, John Hunter, locomotive en-
gineer on the P. E. I. railway.-
Moncton Exe.
_Ilev. J. W. Godfrey, of this city,
ar-
ottetown, are on a two weeks trip
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ence the work of the parish is in
he hands of Rev, W. H. Bulloc
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Jrces.-Sydney Exe.
At 3 special meeting of.Court Gar-
ay night the 9th lust., as resolu-
ion of sympathy was passed. signed'
nd ordered to he forwarded to Evo -,
he death of their father. the late
“Rexall Sham oo Paste will ro-
alr, cures dandrnlf, prevents bald-
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Premier J. A. Msthieson. Char-
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CLE R CE SALE
.at Stanley res
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Wc’ll need all the room we can obtain in-another
week or two for the new fall gools which have already
commenced to come into stock. To get this room all the
lighter goods must go and go quickly,
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disc-.mot comes but once in a long while
25 p. c. Discount
Nightdresses Skirts
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75c 68c'for 51c
$1.02 $1.25 for 9_4c
1.32 1.75 for 1.32
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lottetown, was a passenger returning
on the Murray Ha)bor train this
morning. . - `
W. G. Hillman returned home ges-
llard Coal
i Alloat and to arrive per, ,
Schooners “Dainietta” audi'   CO
johanna” and “Ann j. Train- 1
or” Izoo 'Dons best quality
book their orders so as to
whilst vessels 'are discharg-
ing.” "
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Hard Coaliu Egg, Slove audi
Chestnut Sizes. ‘
Cnstgllners would do well to ‘
‘, The new fall styles are
`i here now in all sizes,in tens.
1 ., patent leather and gun
il metal priced at $5, $5.50
' `.aud.................$6
135 Queen Street.
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Lime Juice
_lust received another ship~
_ LIME JUICE
Sovereign IDIS and 25 cents
` per bottle
onlserrst 41| a n d 75 cents
per bottle
Lime juce will llill sll Typhoid
(Fermi in water inside 15 min-
utes and is strongly recou1men~
ded by leading physicians as
a healthy and invigorating
Summer beverage.
1, Beer Cl., Goffs
,gunz Indy to-slay- h-r summer
frocks are most becoming, it is the
happiest time of her _young life.
Nothing but a picture can keep
_ l'Ll¢I!lC Of s0V&l‘¢l$ll and M0nl` dent order of Odd Fellows from Sep-
‘hsve /their Coal delivered serrst
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'ha senwnf tm s. /l..a.¢»¢ 'ln he _
us bsrsshent Aug. |501 .yuh s cargo
Of |000 tolls ofthe celsbfsted Lschswsns_
Authrscits Cost In Slove and Chesfnu;
shes. this is lbs same q\§l|l'¥_"f °°‘
Wllldl gave such gcod sslnsfsclroo lui
susan.
Psrllss requiring Hard Cosl are fl
quo: to hook their orders nl onr» usd
o lm srnogs to tske delivery shi 
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erssshe is. Now nelly-isn't it.
terday from Georgetown. ~P. ill. 1,,
where he spent the past month.-
Moncton Exe.
Miss Mamie Murray is spending her
vacation in Charlottetown, P. E. I.,
the guest of Miss Blanche Ms.cBeath.
-Moncton Exe. - 1
Willard B. Bruce, of the Bank/ of
New Brunswick, Charlottetown., was
a passenger returning from the east
this,morning.- -
Nathaniel Perry and wife of Bos-
ton are visiting at Bunbury, the
~ guests of Mrs. Perry's brother, James
Farquharson.
From all over the United' States
and Canada delegates will meet in
Winnipeg at the sessions of the sov-
ereign grand lodge of the Indepen
tember 16 to 21. The programme of
the meetings is an extensive one and
sontainl many mterestin-g leatures.
Delegates will he present from this
province. ~ ` 1
A despatch from Ottawa says:-By
order-ln-council the present season for
lobster fishing in the waters of that
portion of Northumberland Strait he-
tween n lirie on the northwest drawn
from Shocklish River (N. B.), to
West ,Point (P. E. 1.), and a, line .
on the southeast drawn from indian
Point near Cape Tormentine, (N.
B.), to Cape Traverse. (P. E. IJ.
which ends on Aug. 11, is extended
for ten days.
::British Almond Pink is an excel-
lent preparation for sunburn. 'I`here's
nothing better _that we can recom-
mend. Ita smolllent properties will
be quickly discovered, even after one
application the skin is remarkably
smooth and nice. 251:. bottle, E. A.
Foster. Central Drugstore, Sunny-
side. ` 8-1(lMill. I
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Purchasers of cnt glass
need lo make sure that they
are getting the genuine article,
t We know that there is be
ing marketed hy manufactur-
ers who are considered reliable
a lim- of so called cut glass in
which the pattern is reallv
pressed, and afterwards
touched up and polished on a r
a wheel.
our Cui Glue »
i.ful|y:c\\l \Vhen the cutter takes
a piece in hand it is perfectly plain
on bolh :ids-.n and every line is tsl
and polished by hand.
'We c o..|rol for Chnl |o|tetu\\'n,the
prodllft ollhe oldest and largest
Can'-dian factory, and foul that we ,
hnvelho very best in rut glass ru I
offer our pam.-ns, I
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Fosier’s lee Cream Parlors
Corner Kent an(_ Ilochlord Street.
PLAIN ICES\- Vanilla--`
Chocolate - Strawberry . ._ l0e
Banana Split - Orange
Split..  ..........°..l0¢
COLLEGE lCES-Straw- .
berry, Pineapple, Cherry.
Walnut Maple, Chocolate lo.
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SUNDAES~--Buster Brownl
King Edward, Sunni' Jill -
I5 cts each or 2 for 25 CU-
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sie the sppeinlment ls-dey. _3,,¢;.| [M '|'¢.||i|M l
' The Bayer Studio lllmajlll
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300 for 225 2.85 for,2.14
Drawers Corset Covers r
4oc for 3oc 45c for 341:
55c for 42c 6oc for 45c
_ Sgc for '64c 8 5c for 64c
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$1.00 for 75c $1.10 for 831.
_Children’s W hitewr ar
s ` ) s
25 p. c. Discount
W~hite Cambric /‘
Drawers ; _
"‘ “ Skirts */
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25 p c Discount
`f Infants’ Slips
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“ Night" "'."~l‘i`l".'"/r""f` ' “ Pique Coats
dresses `f
“ Mull Dresses
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‘ H,  “ Banners-
Ladies’ Shirlwaisls
Now for the clearance of all the
while and colored shirtwaists left
in stock, The sizes are 3:: to 40.
25 p. c. Discount J l 25 p. c. Discount
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Ready to wear Dresses l
All the colored gingham and
Whi;e musliu dresses in both
ladies’ and children’s sizes at
Ladies’ Dress Skirts
Six oulv black voile skirts
56,00 to$l0 oo right prices
on sale at
llali Price
Silk and Fabric
` Gloves
All the silk and fabric
gloves in black, white, tan,
blown, grey and natural.
25 p. c. Discount
Stockings i
All _the cotton and lisle
stocll ingsin black and colors
on sale at '
'l~4 off
All the black and navy The balance of our wash
33;: and sage Skins in skirts in Reppand(‘.|'a.=h.
For l-4 off 98c each to clear
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I e New York styles in these splendid dust
garmentsof naturalcolorliuen and grass cloth. All
| sizes 31 to 44 to clear.
l l-4 oil 1
Six while paraeois left, All the colored dress runs-
natnrsl handles and brass `
fins and cotton voiles in stock
ribs.
$1.00 for we I-4 bil
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cad to Wear Straw Hats
Relgular $1.75 to $3.50 for  
Si onlev Bros.  
The olwavs busv Store. _
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