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YOU ARE CORDIALLY INVITED TOIHMAKE THIS STORE YouR HEAD oqARTERs I DURING EXHIBITION WEEK. I

The new Styles for Early Fall Are Here

NEW COATS FOR FALL

Luxurious in their fur treatments, eii- abling you to buy now authentic Fall mod- es. New! Beautifully furred! Sniartly un- furred’ In all the new coat materials. The moderate price will surprise you:

Priced $11.00 to $25.00

Ciiainiiig Dome 0i St._Paulfs~ '

(By British uniisu Press) ' I I LONDON. Autust, 22-Detalls are‘ now available concerning the huge “bicycle chain" o! stainless steel which is being placed around the

dome of St. Paul's Cathedral. The girdle is being supplied by Bmwh. Bayley Steel Works (Limited) 0i Sheffield, and is being sent to Lon- don in sections by lorries.

The dome o! St. Paul's Cathedral, consists emntially of a trlpple dome supported by a double drum of mas- onry, surrounded by an open colon.- ade visible from the street the whole being finally supported ‘from the foundations by eight massive piers-

These piers are eccentrically load- ed and were originally constructed oi very poor material. The defective material has been reinlorced by pumping concrete grout into the iii- tei-ior of the piers, and by other means, but the eccentic loading _ol the piers has a. tendency t0 Push them out of vertical and allow the drum to spread in diameter.

This tendency is accentuated by seasonal variations in temperature. The drum expands in hot weather. but. being constructed of mason?! and having no strength in tension. does not. contract by an equal amount in cold‘ weather.

To stop this progressive spreading of the drum with the attendant evils in supporting piers, a. stainless steel chain has been designed to encircle the drum at a. point. just below the Whispering Gallery, and by means of wedges a stress of 1.000 ions ap- proximately Will b9 1111905“ “P0” this chain. It is expected that this tension will be summit to prevent

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‘FOR TNE WEEN ENII

‘The Groceteria will offer many advantages in price, quality and choice in table and pantrysupplies. ,_ P:

yoiliiiiiii. iiiiiiiiiiini-z EIIIIIIS Black LMITEA‘

4 Lb. Pound Pkg. 55c

I ioiiiioii iioiiii siiiicii iiiziiiiiii PEAS

3 Pkgis- f0!’ 27¢ 2 Tins for 23c

f siiciii PINEAPPLE IIROMEIIARY ninii

Per Tin per Pkg“ c .

NIPPEREII NERRINRS TlINA FISN 1 Lb. Tin n“ '7 Oz. Tin 33c

MARRIIWFAT PEAS QIIANER KISSES

NEW FUR COATS!

New collars imbue these fur coats with variety. This is an opportunity to buy your new coat at a saving. French seals, Hudson seals, Persian Lambs, Beaverine and the new South Sea Seal. In a pricé ( range from $65.00 to $500.00.

WOMEN’S DRESSES, MILLINERY,

woman's COATS, ACCESSORIES, i

WOMEN’S SUITS, - MISSES’ WEAR,

3 Pkss: for 25¢ Per Pound 30c

SNELLEII ALMONIIS

Per Pound 58c

SNEMISAI. LIQIIIII l6 Oz. Size

Do your Shopping by Mail through Office. The Oifice is located in the

our Mail Order Groceteria and

Orders you place with the clerk in charge will receiv

prompt and careful attention.

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g/Tflhn the u-iiait oil a loaf, and tuirei. Ilake about an hriur, and t diiicee of braaid and biititer trom orumib, Witlh some of tlieni line

p buititared piedlali. them lay in " e spliced fmpplﬁﬂ, iﬁlavoired with lembn-peeil, or ciiniriztmoii

PTMT serve hoit.

wile-r, and put vallteriiaie laiyeirs STRAWBERRY TRIFLE. i’ bread arid applies tilll the dish

ii til/ii. .Squee¢e over it (‘he juice

10f two ‘lemmas, or aldd a little tor, put uhe aippie peelings on c mop. and some of 1111c crust.

“i095 Cf ﬂiilriﬂc Tie, and upon

berries iireseil

h-rc-ivniing, and to retain. its mois- iillien- done IYQITTTOVQ‘ the crusts and

peel and turn the apple churlo-tie on t1 drisli, slpiiliiklc oiier with sugar

iiiiie a IilTI-TB irliss tlisli wiiiih iihin

this place a layer oit ripe straw- ~I7l’()llll iiilieir stems.

slbvlnlkle UvefTTZiT caster sugar. "1911 eilieaid oveir a ‘layer ioii whipp- ed 679mm. ‘INIGIII miotﬂiier layer of fruit and sugar, and finally liearp layer of whipped cream, roughly Y1 Till). Decorate tastefully \\"II.'II u ew large. rlipe Upg,w-1yq|q-ig@_ ?——<@-o>-~%

_Him: “It's not? fair. You went oft with _that bounder and left me standing there like an ass."

H-ar: “Well, even if I did marry you, I can't help the way you na- turally stand, can I?"

any further increase in drum diam- BWY- - ..

The material chosen is "twoscorev stainless steel. To facilitats erection the chain is designed like bicycle chain, with standarised links and pins. There are in all 30 articula- tions, 15 consistinZ 0i W" bm- m" two bars 3% inchm sqiiﬂ"? "id “w” and, 1-11-16 inches by 3-% mums in cross section and 15 articulations consisting of three bars 3-3’: "K9195 square.

All the bars (105 in number) are swelled up at their ends to for‘: eyes, and drilled to very fine lim _ of accuracy for a 3-% inches diam etei- pin. The 30 articulations 12;”; assembled on 30 3% inches diameot‘ pins held in place by suitable c ter pins. i

The external diameter of ti‘; drum around which the Chime? passed is approximately 140d‘! l the total iensth 0i the “ham “$3, Droximately 45° feet: and thgnam, length of each bar is HDDFOX 1y 1s feet.

_. OOFFIN FOR A BRIDE

VIENNA Aus- 2i-—A mm“ “s a weililiiug present riweiiiiil’ (‘lifgwm 1i criminal ili‘°59¢‘m‘"‘ “t ‘I ' "

Ill! a ibaillielors‘ club there. pal-led “The liuppy Life." the crief rig; provides that eivery member ‘sh ~ i-omuiiii single. The llfeilifii (‘I w“ inivolvesi iiiistmit 61411111194“

ItiPERI/iL Their‘ choice

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Successful Fox Feeding

Is the problem of our Fox Ranchers today. How to grow strong, vigorous foxes, that will produce pelts of ﬁne texture and lustrous sheen, is uppermost in all minds. THE IMPERIAL BISCUIT COMPANY, LIM- ITED, have found the solution in their increasingly popular

IMPERIAL COD LIVER OIL FOX BISCUITS and IMPERIAL PUPPY FOOD

Regular feeding of these is giving the desired results in our Prince Edward Island ranches. “Imperial- fed Foxes” are in a class by themselves. They “produce

the goods.” Ensure success by liberal feeding of “IMPERIALS.” ’ I

For sale by leading Island dealers or direct from

mperiai Biscuit 00., limited Charlottetown, P. E. I.

Exclusive Distributors for Maritime Provinces for - , pI-Iauck Fire Guns. ~

N.1:L\vili.iiii:iiar.zlii'ig 1W9 "119. 0"“ o; thE member-a recently married

(luvs later ii nressengef WW6 i" mm; “ewily-IJIIELTFIQKA couple's iuoiise. and delivered u note. The niiziid Lirmieii pale when she saw the "if!" was cum-jug a coiilirs- and riis-liazil iii-u) dlie dirniig-iiooni, where the young iwlile was alone, “There's a man at the door with a cniltiii." - The Mil-o opened the iioie, iiiiiiirii ivns addressed .10 her iiiisiiiriiil. It read iii-i follows. l WIISIII you the beat of qllLCk. But remember rliiiit

woman," (Signed) "The. Coiiim- iittee of tithe iluDlJl’ Life

For a moment the young irilo stood uilmvvst ipetrifiiieil. ‘then iinil oli’ mgr: silt“ sent iihie messenger‘ away and prosecuted ‘(N10 chair-mun

the only good woman ‘is a ilezui .

whlihout lam-ruins the ciiiii- Fm" .

‘CHILDRENS DRESSES,

SILKS. WOOLENS. COTTON FABRICS,

DRAPERIES, LINOLEUM

CURTAINS, CLOTHING,“

FURNISHINGS, MEN'S CLOTHING

Aside from the information to be ga ined by seeing the new styles, we intend

to make these days doubly interesting tional values in every department to dem

. onstrate this oimc as well as from a style angle.

MEN'S CLOTHING DEPARTMENT THIRD FLOOR.

Heffl. Mr. Man, you will ﬁnd what you want in the way of clothing at the price you wish t.o pay. May we have the plea» sure of showing a suit, a top coat, or per- haps Fall overcoat.

B

ous Prince

and proﬁtable by offering many excep-

store’s ability from an econ- I

OYS' DEPARTM ENT

Everything a boy requires in the matter of suits, coats, pants, sweaters, shirts, ties, etc., etc. Armour Clad Suits, also suits by the fam~

Call in and see the new

make.

S. McDonald

of the club {or IlliS/UIITITIPI! ‘hm- hon. our. The Coiimt. ihowevenr. disniisn~ c-d it-ho- charge on ifiie ground tiirit, vuiiillst the club's iiiotioni wviis ver- UDIIPIY not iii good taste, yet it can- tiiiiiieil no reflection on. the wife's Ilikmoiir.

I A law suit. is generally a matter of pounds, shillings, and suspense.

AIIGTION SALE

At B2 School Street. on Friday. Aiixiist 31st. commencing at 10.30 o'clock sharp of House and old English furniture of Captain Allen- by- Royal Navy. A new dwelling house. modern in every way, hot water heating, large double lot sit- uated in all residential surround- inn. wiii be sold private Ilp m day o! mic. Also the following house- hold furniture will bc sold at l2 o'clock noon.

Old English furhlture, China and Sliver. 1 antique carved suit. oi’ up- es settee and 2 chairs. 1 antique

wa nut sideboard, carved mahogany,

chair in Moroco, mahogany and leather ~- ' , 01k Mon-lg ghgif, 6 oak dining-room chain; and table. walnut and other gmlll “hi”, 1 5309-99 Dllino in mahogany case, Bec- rehrv In m» _, nlshdd and: wood. oak library table, congoleum

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square, English d and! carpet an rugs.

with tolls "FWWWP. bookcase and oﬂice desk‘ tretonno couch, two dug “g mpg-I seated chairs. upholstered rocking and arm chain, "Old Spade” Eng-l Tish china in and ileum service.’ other china, silver, pictures and‘ boob. kitchen utensils, wriiger and li-IM. table with ﬂour hlns. refrig- Qfllor. lawn mower and tools, l fur. cont and various lengths of _new

Terms cash on day of solo. CAPT. ALLENBY, 8: School Street. r. A. ivmbominn,

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1868--Mll.LER BRiiSnl.

PROVINCE-WIDE RECOGNITION FOR OUR GOODS

The fact that our instruments are giving satisractory service in all parts of the Island, speaks for their worth as superior instru- merits.

They uphold the Canadian name for ex- “Hence 0f quality and workmanship.

EASY TERMS ARRANGED.

YOIIR 0L0 INSTRIIMENT TANEN IN PART PAYMENT.

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SPEGIAI. PRIGES IIIIRINR

EXNIBITION WEEN

See Our Stock

The beat music recorded by the

4 greatest mm- can be obtaQed mo! a on nun-rum‘- Voice #8. w. i1. ' r I St.

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HEINTZMAN. SHERLOCK-MANNING MENDELSSOHN.

ENNIS and KARN Pianos- yicron RADIOS.

VICTOR ORTHOPHONICS & RECORDS

OTHER PHONOGRAPHS T0 SUIT EVERY POCKET BOOK.

Another car of used '0l_7gqiip andiw Pianos; . just ‘arrived.

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