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'NME FOR THE OPEN ROAD.

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*_ I L_ (By Emma A. Lente.)

_; .f Now is 'the time for the open road, _*__-ij ._.,<_'.__,_ and the meadows with daisies "` =` . c 1; _blcwlua .

. _ _/__..(:;' ._. ,_ _,,-- For the ferny nooks, and the bobbing ,xl __.j.i_' 3!~,»U1.§.'_‘_.'_ _..:__ brooki, and the world of gre

____,_,,*,f-_~, ‘ 1 . ` ' "~.~ 1* .'_= -‘ v things rowing;

_ Now is the Lime to leave the roofs,

and to choose the sky for acov~-

'l‘o journey forth with an eager heart,

for summer welcomes a lover.

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Letting You Down

Sho will show you her darlings tlne

- and sweet; she will offer her

choicest treasures,

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And bid you welcome to each and all

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pleasures;

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If you plaoeyour coal ord- 0" wliifii':L.il°"§0lfd§ieli`°ev§§k§iii

- - see ;

ers wlth us now you will be’Your pcttyc eilvriiirries will foils away, just that much ahead at the éirnd all dear things grow dear- end of the season, for you know that the price of coa will advance later. We can f,'if‘§,,f,"." g'°‘” °f ‘"6 ‘““ Wi"

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Supply the best fiualiw of ‘° -.§r“...i°i..l.i..II‘°i.‘ll’.

both Hard and Soft coal at the some iiiriii you:

. O, it is time for the open road, the

lowest price- plgiln, the shore, and the mouli-

ta n;

To feast with joy on the luscio s

fruits, and drink at the flow

A. PiCl{al`(l & C0. ftoumm ~“c.E.woiid.1ng

Phone 240 Ch’town

The sod will comfort your weary

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Hard oal

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LADIES HANDBAG LOST-See Clas-

sified columns on front page. 5148

Norse DAME coNvEN'r.-No ro

Sept. 1st. Pupils desiring private les sons in piano, vocal music, painttn etc., will do well to apply to Moth Superior. 5189.

Pitman and Gregg shorthand are the teaching staff of the Union Co mercial College. The only certifl

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BEDEQUE BAPTIST CIRCUIT.-

Itev. W. D. Wilson, Field Secretary of the Temperance Alliance,_ will preach on the Bedeque Baptist Chur h Circuit on Sunday, August 30th. Se vices will be at the usual hours. A

are welcome.

BAPTIST CHURCH.--The subject

oi the sermon at the Baptist Church on Sunday morning will be "The Pa-1 tience of Chrlst." In the evening the Rev. Z. L. Fash will preach a sermon on the war that is now raging. His

siilibject will be: "Enlistment for the

ar."

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MORE APPLICATIONS were re-

ceived at the Union Commercial Col- lege this week than during any pre- vious week, since the College opened. This speaks volumes for the good work done ln this institution. Col- lege opens on Tuesday next, Sept lst.

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despair of being able to achieve a. pretty and affective style of hair dres- sing in these days when transforma- tion switches. etc., in all shades are so easily procured by calling on Mrs. White, The Leonox. 5147

CAPT. WATTS TO THE FRONT. Mojor A. Weeks has received a postal card from Capt. Harry Waits, of the 101st Regiment Edmonton Fiisiliers. The card is written en route to Val- cartier, and says: “Expect to see you along. Drop me a line for luck. 'l`o all old comrades, ‘God Bless 'Emi Watts."

EVANGELISTIC SERVICES. -- An

Evangelistic Campaign at Winsioe lto il S tl l l

of St. John in concotlon with the Mctl

of the late Mrs. William A. llcnr wh e leatl 2' ‘ l ttl li

Maine, arrived in this city on Thnrsila

Birch llill Cemetery.

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We have a device here that

will sharpen any kind of a razor blade, bevelled, flat, double edg- ed, thick or thin.

It is a stropping and honing

machine that will save time for you, price $1-75.

McKinnon Drug Company Cor. Great George and Kent Sts.

Sharpen Your Razor

Blades

cold for twenty-four hours. We hav

line. Extra Corks, interiors, etc. E A. Foster, Central Drugstore, Mtf

the fox business. The Bt. Lawren

‘ I'r PAvs to buy In this provin'ee.`l 1'EI.sPI-IoNE susscnissn

t . .

Dame classes re-open on Tuesday. tion at2 o'clock ri. m. today to _

swat iiiiion. ' mo." " ` ` '

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U. C. C.-Certified teachers for both ‘have received aplmmtions 10,. stock

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Ti ,wel-li: from Massachusetts, Briti

teachers to be found in a. business C"1“mbi"‘-' Ontarm' NW” B°°t"‘ and college in this province. 5170. ith" Magdalen Ishmds'

cr- Rev, 'l‘_"l'., lieagh. Special train

AID T0 aEAU'rv,_N° woman need l w

' ::There’s a reason for students

Charles Ross, Tailor. 182 Queen

SPecIAI. TRAIN.-'riiere will g,\speeial'trnin leave the R R S

tend funeral of la‘ l v T B lien

. APPL|cATlON RECE\\/ED.-The Matchleis Silver Black For Company

to the amount ol $5.600 within one-

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MASONIC FUNERAL.-St. John'B

and Victoria Lodges A. 7i.. & A. M., will meet today at 1.15 p. m., to attend the funeral of the late Bro.

to

attend funeral will leave station for Milton at 2 o'clock p. .m. By order of W. lil. .

RIFLE SHOOTING.-There will be

rifle practice this afternoon at Ken- sington range commencing at two o'clock. All who would like to learn to use a rifle will be welcomed on the range, und everY meflfls l>Y0‘/ids!! them ol' acquiring _that knowledge,

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THE PRINCE EDWARD.-Despite

the inclement weather there was the customary large attendance at the IF‘rihce Edward Theatre last night. The programme was fully up to the usual standard of excellence of‘the| Prince Edward and was witnessed* with the keenest interest and enthu-

::The one way to get rid of the

house files is to "kill 'em off." 'Iéhe ‘ one way to destroy them satisfact ry is to have the house safeguarded with our fly pads and poisons, Wil- son"s Fly pads, 10c, it package. Tan- glefoot two_ sheets for 5c, Pyrmid, rolls for 5c, Fiiban one roll Sc. Mac- Kinnon Drug Co., Cor. Great George and Kent Streets. Mff~

from other provinces coming to Prince Edward island to secure a business education at the Union Commercial College. Think it over. 5170-

siasmi The head-liner was !‘Bnowi- ,driit," an Eclain twcrreel North -Western drama. which was well ceived and those who have not

3.-, it should await themselves of

Please add to their directories, 273-L. opportunity tonight. The other

St., tures were of the order that went 5179 make up a ilrst claire Programme.

There will bc a unatinee this after-

he- noon at 3 o'clock and as usual

W" regular show tonight, when o h -~` ‘large houses will likely be in attend- Kh once. \ ,-

enjoyed the customary first-class pro- gram at the PeopIe's last night. T pictures of the Katblyn series w shown and were conceded by all to

the most thrilling of the series. excellent two-reel Pathc feature, en- titled “A Meddler with Fate," held the close atention of the crowd. was a story of the estrangement man and wife, but ended 'with the forgiveness of the erring one. An

,German gunners find the range/HIST `

tiy but their shells frequently fall to burst and not infrequently. mtscarry and tall short. Sheer welght“Df their massed batteries carried them lor- _ - ward."

‘"l‘helr infantry also advanced in

close order and offered magnificent mark. Their losses beyond question are greater than those of allies, but so great were their numbers they came and came again. All Sunday

English held their ground. On Mou~ i

disy morning came the order to re-

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|Essany Western -the type -ot illm always' a favorite--“The Calling ot Jim Barton" was'a little out of the ordinary cowboy and Indian, interest- ing and a good story." The Hearst- iSelig News Pictorial illustrated the most important current events. in- cluding a picture of the German bat. tleship "Dresden", which is one of those that the British cruisers are ‘hounding down in the North Atlantic, and made up the sixth reel of a fine program. During the show some ex- cellent patriotic slides were shown, including pictures of the boys who

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Dr. Mc'I‘aL’lart’| tobacco rained! Nllwvtl All desire for the weed in 1 few din. A vols. table molllrlue. and only :equine touching the tongue with it occasionally. Price 88,

LIQUOR HABIT

Marvelous results from tuklnl his remedy . for UW lllliior hublt. Safe and inexpensive

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that the gun for gun, both English .lo iiuuiiaiiyziwrlli itil; ornrimaonllrgmnddzinzzz

‘and French. are superior to Germans. iiii-I i»_ mire siihrimte¢<I_ K . “iiiiies shells burst without riiII.I Kf},'];';ii;,,°’,.,J§f"¥2..L’f.;_ l’~:'.§.i.i‘ii'..‘f°"‘ W -

THE PEOPl.E’S.-A large crowd

-I-I-Ii-: aATTI.E oF"uIoNs. "

wo LONDON, Aug. 28.-- The Times ere Rouen correspondent talking of the be battle of Mons from accounts of the An British says "The English Artillery

was magnificent, but there was not enough of it in comparison with en-

lt emy’s. There is universal testimony

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Get a New Suit To-day At the Great Mid-Summer Sale

_ Study the list of savings at the Great Mid-summer Sale. Look over the items that are all sharply reduced for clearance durin the next few days-then compare your needs with the list-and get here while tge assortment is good.

Many of the lines offered at reduced prices to~day will be hard to get later

the season-buy now! '

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Special Sale Prices on New ~ Men’s and Boys’ Clothing---See

P" 20 ‘$251

ii on I was opener ‘on Tiursday

evening by the Rev. H. E. Thomas

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odlst conference of New Briinswicn and P. E. Island. OII Sabbath the 30th,

Rev J. Anderson oi' Summerville will

. . ho Il service at 3 o'clock and during the]

CUSt0m€YS Will be Sl1[)pll€d coming week. Revs. E. Westniorclan

and Mr. Lund were present at Thurs-,.i, day‘s service which _wus well attended.

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her sister, Mrs. Mathew Coffin, Bath,

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evening last iiccompaiiieil bv deceas- erl's brother Mr. John Weutlierbie of Boston. The lute Mrs. Coffin had been in falling health since last February and her death came very suddenly of

heart failure on August 24th. The , funeral takes place Sunday at 2.30 to

::Yoii will enjoy your outing more

if you take a Thermos Bottle with you-You can keep liquids hot or

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some nice lunch kits nt $2.25 ench- We carry everything made in this

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Silver Black Fox Company offers you one of the best prBpositions seen on the xnorket. Write Wm. Moran, Char tt n P E Island for articul

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'I he mission of the drug usiness is to safe guard he interests of the public. ' ‘ To do this requires con- stant care. It demands care- ul and intelligent buying, he inspection and testing f goods received, the prop- r care of goods in stock,and ccurate handling and dis- ensing. We lav stress upon our rescripiion work, and as a esultwe compound inany housands of _prescriptions Our store is sort of :i pre- cription center, for .the eason that we have an ex- eptional stock of prescrip- on drugs, and employ only harmacists of ample ex- erience.

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Men’s Satteen Shirts

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The WAR cannot last long but the FOX INDUSTRY of P-E. I. is here to Stay

` -` xes now is not a matter of chance-

the Il-,nJ§g?fe§st égsigthe experimental stage, ‘it is now on a

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som¢l’Sp£%¢jIs$iill1tdi2;ie;i?ii1Ni>urchasing foxes should see what we haggle offer and get our prices before purchasing else-

where' §_wRIrs Fon INFORMATION-

Tlie ‘farm Stock & Fox Exchange

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You should consider all f your prescriptions and ecipes of sufficient im- ortance to justify the pecial care which we are able to give to them. Rem- ember.

Quality Goods, Sup A erior Service, _Light I

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erinary remedies, you can find nothing better than

what we offer ‘you here now.

Mads Hoof emedy,kceps

the hoofs sound and healthy, especially in dry weather

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‘ 252/iac’s Condition Powders.

Mads Lotion 25c.

Mac‘s White l_.iniment 25c Use our veterinary bureau

THE _ TWO

Straw Hats

Get a smart straw hat for the

remainder of the season now-when you can buy it for factory cost or less. The best range in P. E. I. here.

AT ONE THIRD OFF. One third off Men’s Straws. One third off Boys’ Straws. _ One third off Boys’ Wash Suits. One third off Boys’ Blouses. One third off Men’s Linen Hats.

mer sale at 25 per cent regular price.

on Furnishings

l Cutting Prices

Smart new Felt Hats

Any and every felt hat in the

house is yours during this midsum-

HARD HATS 25 per cent off. SOFT HATS 25 per cent off.

25 p. c. off Leather Belts 25 p. c. off Linen Handkerchiefs 25 p. c. off Dogskin Gloves

25 p. c. off Suede Gloves 25 p. c. off Armlets and Garters 25 p. c. off Boys' Overcoats 25 p. c. off Smoking Jackets 25 p: c. off Lounging Robes

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25 p. c. off Cashmere Sweaters 25 p. c. off Athletic Jerseys.

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20 p. c. off Bathing Suits

20 p. c. off Swimming Jerseys

20 p. c. off Umbrellas

20 p. c. off Soft Lounge Collars 20 p. c off Wash Ties ' 20 p. c. off Silk Ties

20 p. c. oii Men’s Lustre Coats 20 p. c. off Men’s Dust Coats.

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25 p. c. off Chamoisette Gloves

Here is a special Midsummer Colored Parasols--HALF _PRICE

clearance of nice dress fabrics-a '£5116-Off Lsotlrff Shopping B118! lot of them-black and colored- °f§fI§“‘l;°fQ‘(§1==`_la f`\}.°l’]“C‘“ES

worth to 1.25 per yard ...........39c 113 gff Emb§g§d;‘1f'éd Rgig;

_ 1-3 off Embroidered Linens.

25 per cent off

2 Wash Goods I

Voil_es-Ratines--Muslins - Dimities-

Cfifilored Ianens-Reppn-Piques--all 25 p. c. o .

25 p. c. off Long Silk Gloves grey and

black only. _ _

_25 p. c. off Short Silk Gloves in grey-

white-black

When you come to Charlottetown to the Great Flower Show To-morrow and Thursday

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