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For the Function

To ‘get the correct style

accessories fore.-vening wear men naturally turn to this store. For nowhere else is the P-Ssoitment so complete, the range so large, or satis- taclion so certain.

l:`ull Dress Shirts.

Collars and Cuffs.

Muslin Bows.

Muslln Strings.

White Kids

Everything you may re-

quire at the lowest price--and of course everything in the regular lines of Men’s Fur- nishings.

If you Can’t Come Telepone

J “Fit Reform” Dress Suits

4 Require a Dress Suit in :1 hurry? We have _ them---Fit Reform Brand.

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` Dress suits in the latest style “Fit Reform" make-equal in every

respect to the tailorrnaile to order product. Of fine soft Vienna,

cleuaiitly tailored, sill: liued and silk fa :ed

` Pt-rfictly made and perfect fitting. Custom

' iirilors price $39.00 Our price - - - °

PR OWSE BROS.. LTD.

,....... v Clearing Prices

on various lines of

seasonable goods from

’ the n»w Mantle Department Linen Suits -$6.50 now $4.25

'Tailored in New York and designed from t`°e

very latest fashions these linen suits are very sw.-ll and stylish. We have but five suits left and the se five we offer at more than a third off to clear.

New York Suits of Union Butchers Linen very prettily made. Coat

in ony sivle-latest style skirt. Perfect fitting

anrl)full proportioned. Regular $5 5° N0W»- - --- .

D I _ Tourist L oats 9 90 Now $7.50

The rncst stylish coat of the season at a snapl

Now-just when wanted with the approach ot iall. We were fortunate to secure these for our custom- ers. 'I"re lot- -ten in all- were samples shiwn by the Brit annia Manufacturing Co., at our Demonstra- tion last week. They were oiiercd us at n. discount and in accepting theni secured a saving for our custom rs of one fifth on the :eison’s neatest gar-

II1€11 128.

1-cn only .-rf the celebrated Britannia Manufrciilflliil C0'9 “¢W¢Sf

Tourist Cost-Advance Fall styles. Three quarter length, made

in Empire style with pleated back. Light tweed 5

and homvspuiieffects. _Hew§0l1 g°°d9- R°g“1°’ .

pfgce $9. special bargain price.. _ . .. . _ . . . . .._

Covert Coats Half Price

Eighty only of the Spring Corset fitting Covert

Coats still remain---HALF PRICE to sell every One quickly. Elegant garments every one.

The cglgbrated "Northway" mairr from New York models lates

spring style corset fitting coats oi fine durable covert c1oifh.i A

le did suit coat for Fall wear. The best made and best itt ng

“P “ . 0 0

garments made in Canada. Regular f P §r0.75 to $|3 75. 'ro clear-a bargain at.._..... . ..

Tear Gowns-$6.75 now $5-50

One only Cardinal Caslninere Tea Gown of fine quality-grettiéyrnxrap

with deep i8 inch ilounce, sliirrin over shoulder an un and trimmed satin. ribbon to matrgi. Rerirlaf $6 7S» o`pecialat.......... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . - - --»

Parasols l-5 off

A d cn charmin .paranoia in the sea_son’s newest sufl D\’¢U~l¢t‘¢ °ff°°*°

oibrocade sllgs, plain and embroidered linens. RCg- l_3 Uff uiar $1.50 to $3.75. Special price now.. . . . . . .. ~ ~

25c

Pretty Wash Collars 5 for

Various pretty designs in pretty embroidcffd

"l)ucbe~se” wash collars. Secured at a saving-

Yours at 3 for 25c.

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Sarunnar Guardian fifty cents a year

Lanriis' lawn box coat lost See class! i

fied column.

Joan M. Hassan left yesterday morn'

ing for Boston.

R y.

The Classified Town" ln this issue.

ing for Halifax and goes from there to Montreal.

Jrtiuizs Bm\Dr.r:r left. yesterday morn

ing for Fredericton, N. B. af cr visiting his home in this clty.

II. A.`Holiui:s of Rothesay. has wma to

Charlottetown ic tllla position in the Brink of Com mer-ce.

Tiio.\iAsGir.r.AN of the P. E, I. R, left;

yesterday morning on a visit. to friends in Boston and New York.

has returned honic from a visit to fnendg u Prince Iiilviard I\lund. ,

Tin: Saturday Guardian, only tlfty cents

a year is rm excellentglft: for that friend of yours uhrond. Subscribe for it. today.

Mies. Amar-r.\ WELDON. of Moncton, who

has been Spending u pleasant. vacation in Prince Edward Island, hits rctt.ii‘ned home.

A 'run' toi’ict0u by the Nortliuniberlnriri

on \Vcilncsdriy or Siituiduy \\ill mitke a pleasant outing. Return ticket, only $1.50 including ten.

llirss.`I1zssii-; MuDoucAi.i. of She-iliac,

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I-Irs Worship Mayor Paton has arrang-

eil t.o have the band of H. M. S. “Domin- ion” play on the square this evening from 7.15 to il ol-lock.

II. G. WADMAN and the Misses

\Varlnian have returned to Moncton, from spending iiwcel; with friends on Prince Edward Island.

WrNNixfiusr-:nnivir JEAN Mr'l.i<:.\N, ol

Clyde ltivcr, have returned home after spending iz pleasant visit with their grariripiircnts, at Leinwood.

ANY employers desiring help around

steriuicrs, wharves and warehouses, should make application at The Guardian Employment. and Iuformat.ion'Bureau.-

Mies. Wii.r.rana Annrmsoiv who has

been visiting ner paren's, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Todd, Rose Valley, will leave in a tluy or two for het home ln Moncton.

Miss Am Buowrs, of Boston, Musa.,

paid n visit. to friends in Sackvills, N. B. hefore leaving for Prince Edward Island, where she will spend u short. while visit- ing friends.

J. VV. Ann Mas Gartrtirrnnns were in

the city yesterday on return to Montague from the homo of the former ln Mill River where they have been spending a few days.

Miss Gl'u\_t:E MIr.r.En of Haverhill, and

Mies Mary Roy of Lawrence, Mass, ars visitors with Mrs. Archibald, Truro en route to Prince Edward Island, for ri few weeks visit.

WM. Baan and wife, Kingston have

sold their beautiful home to Charles WillIs,t\nd on account/ of increasing yrnrshnvo gone to live with their daughter and son-ln-law, Win. Murray of Bannockburn.

DR.. Enwriv Fnicuzu, oi Wolfvillc, and

and Mrs Freeze, nrrlved l|\ Shedlac rc- centlyto be guests of Mrs. Frecze's parents, Mr. and Mrs G. Dickie. Dr. Freeze, in company with Mr. Dickie, visited Prince Edward Islnnri during lust week.

ON Thursday evening, Auirust 251. at.

7.30, R. E. Strreetcr of Providence It. I. will preach in tho Peoples’ Church, Upper Great. Gnorgc Street. Mr. Street- er is ri representative of the Watch Tower Bible and Tract Society. Pnrtlcu- lars later.

ageritof the Missouri Paclho ailwsy,

I. C. R. pasionrzer department. Mr. Whltc, who was accompanied by his wife, left for P. E. I, and will spend some weeks in Nova Scotia bcforc returning homo.

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cake. tts&tw. `

Our Cake is

Delicious and Iwholeaome.

Unrxoelled in purity and quality. Special cakes baked to order for weddings, parties, etc., at abort notice.

White cake :oc per lb. Nut Cure me per lb. Fruit Cake got: per lb. Pound Cake 3oc per lb.

W. E. WH|1‘r:. general castcrn rpfisenger

wus ln Moncton last week, calling on the

"Famous Soup." Satisfaction ln every

Wg Ton Nsnan, Fortune Bridge, was

In the city yesterday.

Miss Gmvris Mai Kimzir., of Artliron

of Aug. l8|.li. Il wordsand music of a song entitled

the norulnatlon for the stake races to be

ln October next, will be tomorrow, Wed

, ConnnsPoNnEN'r=x s o rome to ensure early appearance of correspond v

Nova Scctla ln Summert-ide has been transferred to Chatham, N. B. A. Zimmerman, Hamilton, Ont. who has been relieving for Mr. Blnnlng in thollnnk of Nova Scotia at Winsor, N. S. leaves this week for Newcastle, N. B., where he wlllhe _loined by his wife. Mr. Binning returns to Wind- sorthis week from Charlottetown and St-.Jolin.

Tm-; Scottish Gathering will be hclrl on

Riverside Driving Park, Vernon ltiver Briilgc,0nAu2. 20th, The Park fronts on the river and commands a splendid view ofthe henutiful country adjacent, which is loolrinrz nt its best. The proiginiir. of sports is up to date und includes- Throwing the hammer, Running high leap, Vnultiniz, putting the stone, 220 yards, audi lnilc race, Amateur (all cummcrs) 150 yards Boys' lilgnlarrtl Brigade, Running long: iuu1p;Snck Itncc, llop stepand jump, 120 nnii 220 yards fli\tr‘ace,DanclngGhillie Cullum, liigh land Flinir, Tug of wnr, Vernon ltiver vu. Murray Iiitrbor. Band rind pipe music will enliven the event. Dont. miss it, its it will certainly be the lriggcst and lrcsr dny's outing of thc ionscn.

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Huorr Bn/r'roN ol' South Milford, Mass

and until last. Scpi.emht~r ii irslrli-rit. of Cambridge, died Sunday, Aug .".ll\, at the Milford Ilospltril, ufler autlerini; from severe injuries sustiiinr-1ll»_v fnlllni; cn nn upturned stake while getting in hay on his farm. Mr. Ilcnton vvn-i tlti, mid was born at Cunoc Cove. it son of llugli and Katie (Crawford) Bruton of Scotland. llr- nnd his family moved from thc Islririrl io Ciiiubrldge Mass twelvc years ngo. ll<- i~ survived by a wifi-, thrcu sons-.lohn S. and Hugh I-I. of Boston und Geo. A. of Somerville; thrcc daughters Mrs. 'l`. li Watkins of Cambridge, Mrs. Wm. Mc- Laren of Comercial Cross and Kntlicrine of South Milford; one sister, Mrs. I’clcr Christle ol' New Perth, who niourn for ri kind and loving husband, father and brother. Ile was highly estccmcri hy nil who knew him. The funcriil took plncc Tuesday. The ofilcers of Cambridge 'I`ruc Blue I.. O. I.. N0. I7 Of which he wus it member, hi-.Irl the services at. \'r-rnnn tli'oveCemct1rry. There were mnxiy ilornl tributes.

A'r Kingston Prince Edward lslanrl on

June 18, 1906, afterafew wecl-is of in tense suffering, Sarah the beloved wife of the late VVnr. Cruwys passed away to her rcwnrd, nrzcrl 82 years. Mrs. Ciuwys cunio to the Island with her parents from Birlcford, Iiiiizlund, while quite ri young girl. She nnrl her husband settled on a farm nearly nrljnlnlng her fr\ther's farm, on which ilu-y spent. nearly nll their ruurrled lift-_ Sho was provided with Ihc best. medical skill nvnllnlrle n.nd renrlcrly nursed lryhcrson mid dnnghter-in»ln\v. She wasa constant, memlrcr of the Methodist, Church, and will lie rzrcntly missed by thc community. She \viis ri tender and skilful nurse in sickness and sorrow Shc leaves hehlnri her to mourn three sonsiind lhrcc daiiglilcrs-Jriiiics, George. with whom sho lived; and Wllllum, nil in Kingston; I-Irrimn wife oi Churli-,s Clow; Miiltililii, wife nf Ambrose Clow, ooth ln Minesota. ll. S. und Janie, svifcfof Barrett. Ilcnrlerson, now ir. North River, nntl 18 i;rundclilld|'<‘n und 12 great. rrrrindchilrlrcn. lit-r husband prcflcccusctl her 32 yi-nrs ngo uleoher hon Augustus hired lit ycurs. Rev. Wm. Iliirrison coriiluctcrl thc funcriil services ut. thc house, rind ar. the grave. A largeiiuirilrcrof her rielilhbours and friends followt-rl thc remnlns to thi-ir lust. resting place. Thu pull bearers were nor three sons, her sou-ln~luwund two nephews. Com.

Simply at i

'these wanting a box of Iluyler's Chocolates would possibly save time and disappointment by leav- ing their orders for vdhat they want now and lm- nicrliately upon arrival of our shipment, orders will be filled in the order in which they are received. New goods expected sl most any day now.

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GUARDIAN, AUGUST 14,. i9o6.

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of of if ~ W ‘ Miuinery M c D Miilinrry

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Head Ofllces ln New Prow¢eABlock~ Ctrgarglgottetogvvngw People ® People

“Y m°'"l“F- Tru: music pagoln the Saturday issue . D

CLEARING our THE Boys'

T O, SAVAGE crossed to Picton yester ish ls “smug the cl y' ‘

vi l contain the L .

Enw/mDM1iri0NuY, of Prince Edward "He wld hu Fury slows" \~ A ChO.hC0 for Thflflv Mofharg in

Bl!" dr its ln Moncton. Tmzlaai. day for the third payment on Pick UD 5 Usefu| 5-,”-q“{n

Mrs. _S. M. Jenkln`s left yesterday morn i _ ' ` _ _ f °n return t°Gl1we Bn "dd °” "‘° °""’°”‘°‘°“'“ D""’““P“"‘- HE remainder of our stock of boys’ blouses and suits received marching

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'rua na -ui ir in rr ri _f _ rnai°m°nlw:m°rri,ingrl!i.r.l»?i_ay at M7 ,'f:“,‘,i::_jef,h° mb hm' wh” h°'“°i ‘““‘” - orders today they're right-and good-and attractive.-but we need the space

DON” ml" resdlna “Tha Story Ot _ h um mbemm, they occupy-hence the following prices. t

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I-I. V. Srr.r.u¢an of Sackvlllc, N. B., is ence allmalter si-nt In should he cut gdoz. bcvs’ cotton blouses in pretty striped pst- i7 blouses in blue and white stripe

an-l°Yl“K “V“"“"°“ Cl\l\"l°5Wl0‘\'“- down as much as possible. Every ttsérns-neatly made of faircottons-sizesag, with sailor ccglllar. izocd,durable attractive C

_ attention is paid to correspondence but . 7, 8 grind io years-this is the remain er garments sol at 5lSc now . . . . . . . ._. .

(°?'S5;]3§cR;iell_cxs,flislirdfzl fimrmng ltlsiinpoanlble to get everything in as 05 0"’ 5P°ClB125Clll1¢ -» - - » ~ ~ - - - --- C _

'Y' 3 “ 5 UW' written, especially when as of late many 9 0n1y,b0y5» pious” in heavy twill ma¢er;,,1_C,¢am ra boys’ suits, in stripes and plain. _the remain

W. ANDMHH. Avann oiShedlac, have communications are being received each ground, blue stripes, si1.es5, 6and7 years. del’ Of tw? WW P0P“l‘1f1l“=5. Of Wlllffh ‘

been on a trip tu Prince Edward Island day. A very choice blouse that sold formerly 2 WU YHWC 51185 5| 6» 7| and 5 )'¢HS-\\'€r¢ C

' at 8c now . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... 95 “lid ,I-15 ~ - - - ~ ~ ~ - - # ~ - - - ~ - - ~ ~ ~ - ~ - -~-

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RUSS” '1AY"°“l°f° Y°“°"d“Y “’°"1' ALLAN GoNNou.s, teller in the Bank of _ '

` We take spec`al care to keep the little needfuls always ready--and do our W l'

best to have them fresh, new, and good value

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` Some“ Little” Things at Popular Prices ~ " ii

Want io Get vou Acqualnted With 0",-

l| Line of Smallwures - lt`s Worth Knowing

grips firmly, holds pcrnianeritly,

-the minute you wish.

Childrenls sizes 23 and 25c

A little higher in price but-

, Lrice Pins, 15c doz.

Their superiority is in the C M C clasp, which

` stockings-w0n’t let go till you want it io- and will

Ladies’ sizes 39, 50 and 65 cents.

as Tl l P rf

“LOX éifffi ’r».§ "°‘

_ No amount of strain can loosen this pin-when it’s in use it’s there to stay until vnu release it-lt‘.; the latest thing in American pins.

6 on or Card 5 and (ic

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M C Hose Suspenders Shell Combs and Pins

More new ones iii, :i few days since--including ei

lot of the newest shapes in each line, plain niiil

cannot tear the

mounted.

Sith: Cimilf; I5, 23, Ilarrettc sets, with

on buck combs 55".

, Ncetlcd eveuy tiny ` nor trouble. swiftly

Ilagk t`ciiib_~‘~, I5, air, 25, 39, 45, 55C,

tilii and Oil Shields

another Tlircc si/_cs At, ;z and iw. Pearl Necklcts i5_ 25 anti got: W

_ Vi/'sl Ileltsi ,ri l ~_ r .

Luce Pins 50 each. Illilcl; >ilk ls;Jti<D_»;TII-,oi (J: lrlrlll f,.r._

Lu” Plus 15° PFW' _ _ Itiister lirown lit-li wc. i P

, Black headed toilet pins, 5 doz in assorted sizes- 1.~,,_,_7_, eL.h,,.,-f |,,.i, 5,5,

Cfnts 8 P“Pef' _ lilsiir jones. lit ll ig. tio mul for I `

V Souvenir Cushions of every sort. ` ‘

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fm itiitl .i5c pr. hair clasp iuatcliing mounting

this hot wcritlicr. N0 bother cli;.ii;;c.i from one waist iu

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rlriy in ent-.li month. James Paton, Mayor i ’\

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City Council megs on the second Mon- if C D g

bargains.

w'w'C|‘“`k"'C“yCl°’k~ "'-’ This is the state of ai"f.~ir_~ at the big fti'iiitii'e:~-ale

‘Rt’t~'\1l'“_' K li; “\¢‘9fl“5Z~L0d_l!0 Pl"in\“~0 ,i Stock niust be clostrl out qtiiclzly Pricts are brirg grtatly I"'lw'""IbU1“ ruesd"y A“g1d’8°°l°°k' "H cut to this end. You might to have your share of the ,

This is a good time

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stock. Buy to~il:iy.

Minard’r Llnlment Reliever Naunlgia- - ‘

for baby Carriages-

Rt1ll\\'1\y and l\'t1‘/ellllig "IES in Clit" Our stock is new and most artistic iii disigii. Tflflfln- T°“flS@S “nfl Uthefs Shvlllfl “P0 I‘rlcc rcdiiciioris mvcr luforc- ircrird of are °h°“‘- Prim’ f‘”°“* $4-75 °° 3'3"” rcaily in e~\~iilcir<‘c in this portion of our

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Brnquet Sets, Hammocks, I

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WITCH

llonnlll-»~v~¢ul-‘\»M Sl.lgg€Sll0l1 HAZEL °

is the best preparation

oii sale for the skin. Cures sunburn, chafed or rough- ened skin, :ore lips, chap- ped hands, ite. Soft as velvet.

Price 25c a bottle.

"The Two Macs."

-,\'1‘- to do all repairing either of leather

or rubber goods at the shortest possible notice

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T a' y G r S llviadlentlo orggr isn t?1rlllateit sislé

BOOKSTORE. with the best worlriiianship.

J.H. Bell,

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Having increased our staff we rc now better than evcr prepared

Prices inode ratc.

The Cheap Iloot Store,

Great Geo. St. nun- gluecn Square, Climlotti-town.

Rings ‘

ll dwt.

I0 I4 and lfik

made to our special order and guaian

tecd to wrar same all through.

$63” No better rings than ours are

More

. . Satisfaction

S I Than elsewhere, we promise all

S who favor tis vvitlrtheir patronage.

llaril Coal

In egg and chestnut due to

arrive about

JULY 24th

BRIG LADY NAPIER

Vi/ill he sold low while

landing.

Telephone 278.

GEO. E. PULL

FOR THE BEST

Photo-~ graph

Call at our Studio

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