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_ Not understood, we movenlong as-

under; , -

cr ep along

The years; we marvel! and we wonder

why

Life is life, and then we Iall asleep,

Not understood.

Not understood, we gather false im-

pressions '

Our paths grow wider as the seasons

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READERS

~ Not understood.

tendance, 1221.

Not understood! How trlfles change

us! F ~

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It pays, to buy in this Province. ° sg? CQMPAN-‘Y DIVID-

§.;' ' - Gctcrs of the Dalton

l LI. P. <U.-The brethren of the truck- 'Silver Black Fox Oo., Ltd., have ra- meirs Union will celebrate Labor day solved to recommend. tothe eneral September iirst by assembling at-the IIINUIIE 01 |h9\'°,h9l¢0l‘I a dlvldend iowa- emi of Queen st. on horee‘back,in the vast yea_r's working or -i0_ pei-

' to perform the usual parade. custom- Behi-

ary on that anniversary. Baud in ist-0 S

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_ MORELL FOX CO. LTD.-Atten-` Quwl B

‘The thoughtless sentence and the tion 0; Guardian read," is du-ec-004 neon

fancied slight ' lzo me sd. of the Moran Fox oo.,S°v¢-

Destroy long years of friendship and Ltd" whim appear, in this issum p. ni., as

GHUHUEB “B This company has an authorized cap- ~ V P- W- V- .

And on our souls there falls a freez-1 its; of ;50|000_00 and 5 paid up can. Ross who have just returned from

insbplizhtrd t d . it.-ii or- $25,000.00 '1‘-nie enorde e 1=h°d°°ni‘H=“tf;i°n st iliuxieh. Rswitieliii

0 un ers oo . 0| mud pportunlt 1 i “din Hn . W Dresen; rsi oss w d dv H R g liurechnaersoto get stsbckolromntis rail? 51"” ml address in the °f¢°l'“°°“ 0"

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session at

W. A.

And hug them closer as the years go; N

Till virtues often seem to us trans- F

gressions; . ,

mid die, - '

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Not understood! Poor souls with

stunted vision 0

Olt measure giants with their narrow

gauge! lOr

The poisoned shafts of falsehood and!

derision |0

Are oft iinuclled ’gainst those whol

mould the nge, |.'l‘o Not understood. `

Not understood! The secret s rings!

Which lic heneiitli the surface and the V

show

Are disregarded; with self-satisfaction

Judge our neighhors, and they 'often

i‘se.")

D Thomas Bmcken (F,.,,m “The but also of sportsmen in the clty.

of action l(loldcn Treasure of Australian --

Ot lm °l”Sl11;0 - OW many breas s able (-,umpany at 50,00 1,0, ,,ha,,,_;the Zurich Convention for the ele-

are sch ng 1,- I 1 ti 1 d_ 1 mentary workers. Rev. Ross w'll con~. `

or luck of sympathy! Ah! day by ln' ul par Cui-3, see a 220' duct a "Question-box and speak onl ~

_ ` day . FOR MONCTQN Sp0RT3_._M,~_ E_ the Zurich convention in the evening. L

And thus men~rise and fall, and live How many cheerless, lonely hearts Carson’ me ,utmost sprint" of the All the Ministers in _the S. W. Dis-,

“re br°“ki"g’ lConnnught club of this city is als0'¢"1°U me slllected tcbe present audi

Not understood. ' iHow many noble spirits pass away, i to be "_ competitor at the ath1eticlag3n|;_ _algo the sunday 301100; teanh-

Not understood. meeting that is to be hem in M0nc_,ers and those interestedin this lm-

God! that men would see a little, 3';-t‘?‘;eBl;a(0;i aL;i),;,g sgosyingdgidiay, bo present as muh _valuable iam,-ma.

.u(‘fleé"Y;'R harshly where they cam sprint events of the Maritime Cham- tm” Wm be 5lv°”~ -

J ‘ft see, pionship sports held here last weeln

God! tehat men would see a little Efrgdxlil igiglegdznd ciériggeigggl ;:shtg:,esi;y ci; one tgfitlhe nxostéu ol§iging_

near I' steam i o c \‘ ’ one another-lLl10Y'<l be neilfef ljmlsondleaves-f;)r “£3303” H318 morn" cape Flsrgtonian awsels letlivrned anlilvsrél '1`h0€. m.gh an mine l wot hi mclule miodlwallet containing' upwards of $400,

And understood. Wm es no ony S ' ma eB|besides some valuable papers. 'l‘ne

WEDDING BELLS.-- The marri-

age took place quietly at the bride’s home yesterday morning of Miss Margaret Martin, to Mr. Fred S.

SUMMERSIDE MARKETS- Chandler, the well known traveller

___ for‘Messrs Auld Bros. The couplc

Y were unattended. Rev, Dr. Full r 0

C0\'|'°¢t°d |01' "W7 w°dn°“d°' -and performed the ceremony. ‘The liiflllll

Therein more Uatnrrh-ini.iiis section of Saturday issue. 1 wan prettily sttired in a suit of tan :2:.:.f.i::r.‘.:i..‘.l‘.':::.=~ll..°.;*;‘;'..‘2lz?:.i::iii sein- The wiv vom couple Mi supposed to o_o incurable. gran? Egg. an _ H by the S. S. Evangeline on is trip to r.:2:.r’:::.‘:.".‘:izf:;¢.‘.12‘:.“‘f;r..r.»;..;‘..;z:;:_,f».-mn. 18 T°'~=<1°~ <1 _Mew ffwnds hens at and by coiisiliiiitly failing to euro witlilpotagogg 20 the boat t0 give ther? ll ll95l"l"Y fl1l`€“ §`~‘i'$'..f-'.-"ll¥.'l'"5‘f.35’Ji?"é’§i'.l`§‘?l 'l.."`i.”li".§“§»'§I.P<>rl<i *lr f° 11% ‘”°"' .M". ‘md M” °'“‘“‘““’ Wm ’°‘ stitutioniil discuss and therefore requires `Be9f 6 (.0 7 side In bllarlottetown- .

nonstitiitioniil treatment. Hall’s Ustarrhl

(lure. nlnnulucfurvil by F J Chenev & Dressul Bn! ‘t0 10 -i

Uo..'l`i‘leilo, Ohio, is the onl. (loiiutltulir\n~ ,|(lhlck8fl

01| culrlnoii illie infarketwlg is téikentin- Turk°y| 15 |50 2Zl NARROW ESCAPE-- The danger .BI'l1l\ lll (OSEN I'l\ li l.l.`l _ iipaonflli. iiiicieiiifggiv on ihffhigod .din :Geese U £0 15 9f °“““i"g0?’°. by ‘the “awe” ?“""" mucous surfaces of the system. 'l`he_v Fowl 12 "lg “wily “gale tc? 11005 110 Seem offer oiieliuiidrefl dollars for_ any case it Ducks 15' to he siirllcieiitly realized, There was {‘,_§:,|t‘§,,,t,‘,’nf,‘1§f' ""’“d” 'U' '“"`°“l“"“ "‘“d loam (white) 40 u narrow escalle of a big coiiiingara- ~`i_ui»a.‘~ i~‘..iirriiwuvauo..'l'0ieae.ohio‘(,,m, (mack) 4| to 44 tion at the steam Navigation Go's.,' `Tx;:ie i;'“;i||LlLr:l§=;li,i’.tii,i|'iic'or “annum iwhest 00 ilat the other evening due to this |,,,,,_ Pen- 40 to 50 cause. A man threw down the end

‘lof his cigarette, and shortly after-

' _ I 'wards the watchman's attention wan

ldrawii to smoke and fire on the

!| wharf. A few buckets full of water

extinguished the flames, but it might have been otherwise The public'

I , should he warned of the danger of

ciirclcssness of this sort. _

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(Re open Tuesday Sept 2nd) '_ _ ' -_ "°_°f the 1>"i“°iP“.1 mimi .iieeressai individuel. not me

Carters Bookstore

will as usual hive a full line of

Educational Books

lucliirlliig tlie Newly Aiilliorizi-cl Trxt Binks for School and College :ill Srhool and College llooks solil by us at Publishers Pricis. '

(Wholesale £5' Retail)

Au lmuiense Stock of Scrlbblers, "nie B‘olis,

I",x¢|-cise lloolis, Muscular Movement Pads, Pens, Inks, Blnlllng Paper, Rules. Erasers, Examination Pads and Paper. Foolscep, Note Paper, Envclop s, Prnhnldera, lead Pfmils, Account Paper Founhln Vrns Fountain Pen lnk. Maps, School Slnies. Slate Pencils Ycucil Boxes Compissi-s_,l’roiracfors.V yrShndc.~=, Mucileage, Rubber Bands, l’en`®. Pencil Clips, Paper Knivea Qc ®c.

Carier's "Easy Writer” Fountain Pen for $1 25

is the Biggest Value on the Market (ask to see them.) Send along your children, fair treatment to every- li( dy. , "

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sllvltlni, attiiictious in Cliurlutte- town on Labor Da'y will he the in-‘ tei~,~ro~iuelal cricaet niutcli which is to be played at Victoria Pars. 'l‘lie 'contesting teams will' ho` an XI from Anilierst, N':~ S., which is being captaincd by Professor Wright of tuiit city, and an XI of thc l-‘llucii- ix (3. U. of this city, whose fortunes will be lcd by Professor Watkis. The visitors are due to arrive in Char- lottetuwii by the boat train to night,

l lil

nm t' "ugh in 3' mtter tu Mr' wal' in tlicvflirictluii of the steamer. i

lus. Professor Wright lius modestly

I portant branch df church work should

IUOLND $400.-Thanks to the hon-

gentleman in question was on is bus- iifess trip to l-'rince Edward 1sland,, and arrived at Uhsrlottetown last' Thursday night spent the week end in a hotel after a long and tiresome tour through the country, returning

by the steamer Northumberland Mon-E .

_day morning says the North Sydney Herald of Aug. Zlth. The wallet con-0 taining the ‘lou was safely placed ln- ` an inside vest .pocket. After tl1e`

steamcr‘s arrival in Picton the gen-I llenian visi... . _ the hotels, /had d.uner, anu aitei-"aids took a stroll about the old town. Shortly before his departure in the afternoon train," he discovered the pocketbook and `

money gone, and naturally was con- siderably perplexed. About the same time Mr. M. U. MacDonald, the. courtj eous and universally liked purser on the steamer Northumberland, was re- turning to the steamer from Gillis' barber shop, and picked up the miss- ing money. Not knowing of the Cape Bretonian’s loss, he continued on his way to the steamer. Making enquiries on board he was unable to tlnd out \v`nc-ther the loser was a passenger or nut. Then hc left the wharf, intend- ing to notify the police, but just as he was passing the I. R. C. station he overheard the Cape Breton man pour outhis tale of woe. The latter had only live minutes more in which to bunl; up llls money before the trn.in pulled out, and he was certainly ii

feelings can be better imagined than i described when Mr. MacDonald walk»~ cd over to where the disconsolatc om) w:-ia seated and handed him the pockcthook and its contents, The oirerioycd owner, liowevfi was no- wziys averse to expressing his than-lfs, und tendered purser "Mac" fifty dol- lars. The ltittcr absolutely rcfuscd, saying he did only what any honest i iiiiiwr should do, mid, after bidding the (hips fire-foninn good bye, linrried

referred to the playing streiigtli of*-~ -- - r

the team lie is bringing over, in liis- own wor<ls-‘Still I think wc will hc nblc to givc you ii good gainc,l tliliugli you will heat us." In order' tlinrefore tg be in some form for tlwl niiitch the local men will this ulter- noon, commencing at 2.30 o’c1uck hiiie a practice game which it is im- portant that all who arc asked to' plny should attend. The names ol, those from whom the Plioeuix team will he chosén are as follows: Profes-‘ sol- Watkis, E. Rice, E. Heartz, A.B. Gosh. A. E. Tomlins, F. A. D'0rncl- las. Prof. Thompson, G. E. 'l‘omlins,l-

F. R. llenrtz, G. F. Hutcheson,

Guss. R. Chandler, J. Fitzgerald, R. j McDonald, J. Sterns. Rev,0,B._Trlvctt, The visitors will be thirQeen, strong, comprising eleven players, a scorer and an umpire. The match will coin- mence on Monday at 10.30 a. m.

Valve” 0 f A Velvets

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Every indication point

velvets than lastyear. We

months ago and placed heavily for inipo-rt in the British market, where only you can buy the vclvets that will give the customer satisfaction" at a reasonable price. The stock has just arrived and consists _of cords, whale cords, stripes and plain elfects. The 'new shades of blue will be the lead- ers this season while medium-and pheasant browns, clear greens, reds and bordeaux will be in strong demand. ’ We` have them all _and will consider it a pleasure to show the

new ideas.

' , Cord Velvets Plain Dress Velvet

A splendid wearing clean cord velvit in

Nuvy, Napoleon Blue, melium Brown. Myrtle Gri en,Rcd nn-l Bordeaux. 22 inches wlde..65c yd.

Wide” Cord Velvets

Fashions newest in cords for suits or dress-

es Navy, Malclotli and Bleriot Blue, medium Brown, clear Green, Rid and Bordeaux, 22 lnclies wide spe_ial............ ......65c yd.

Stripe Velvet Suiting

A coiiiliiraiioii stripe' sulling velvet lu Steel

Greys ami Blicks and Brown und Grey. 22 inches wide 95c and ............ ...... .. $i.25

our Black vi-lvets good rich blacks,22iu‘hes, soc. 65°. 75° 95. $1.30

s to even a greater demandfor read the signs aright some

The best velvet on the market for the money,

in Ruby, Garnet, Laurel, Lliclien_ Olive and Myitle Green, Nickle pleesimt Brown", Mid Brown. Golden Brown Mali lich, Marine, Nap~ oleon and Navy Blue. 22 inches wide .. ..65c yd.

Plain Suiting Velvet

A rich highly finished velvet of splendid

quality ln Peacock Blue, Napolean Blue Bleriot Blue. Pleasant Brown, M i d Brown, Myrtle Grceu and Bordeaux, 22 inches wide .. _ . 78c yd.

Black Velvet U

Splendid fast B'a':lr velvefs, you will Gnd

ll# if Swell New Coating Cloths l

Our new coating' cloths are well worl li li'~ol<iiiq o er, they are distinctive

and right up to the minute in nppea-ance Every liuc from iii 65 yard to $3.25 yard

is correct audsplendid vauie

The excliis`ve coat l-ngtlii are decld-_'ly smart only' one 0* a kifirl, 3 vnrds

in cacli lli: properlengili for the new 50 inch coat. Th: lo compri~e.=: Tweed, Dl- :igonal=,-Boucles, Reversible and plain cloths. _

Let us tailor you up a. coat you will be suprised lioiv reason:ible_lt

figure out.

See Our Wiiidow For Samples Of Ladies

Stylish Fall Coats. The New Stock Is Now Here

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?‘;Li:i\l_i ' ~. _ ‘Stravngcrsr and college students are Floyd at 11 and 7. Sunday School

cordially invited to all services. [and llible Ulass ni; 10 0,, m_ prayer

, ‘we

_ _/~._ ,_ _, _ ,. _'J‘~.;;;'e'~.»‘

A ttrac tive of

New Zion-Mornln

.___ [at ten ii. in., Il'ev. A.

ii. ni., and 7 p. m.

Mn'rHon1s'r F 11

mul Ilible Uliiss nt 2.

at 11. and [lcv J Heaney ut 7 lei-Ie students.

l 0 . . . -Bible Class at 3.30. Prayer service

Br‘)Oches lon Wednesday evening at 7.30. Stu-

n_ snch variety of designs, grades and, dents

s inndo very easy.

tee the line-note tho prices $2.75 up. Grace Churcli~Rev. Mr. Heaney -

‘-atll

W. N: 'Sunday School and Bible Class at

rlcrs. are shown here-that selecting 00m0-

nnd strangers cordially wel-

Rev. Z. L. Fnsli,

Sunday school at ‘I l' t " .l

and Rev George Steele at 7. (~,|,;?,.l;l1,Ai,,?,\itO:|f::_

onie is extended to

2.30 A cordial invitation ls extend- 3| this c|,u,.ch_

Giilfliln Slfttl cd to strangers and collegé rstudents.

prompt and at one o'cloclo luncheon will be served on the ground.

St.

‘___ Fullerton at eleven and scven.`

PRESBYTERIAN

CENTRAL

James’ Presbyterlan»-Rev. Dr.

30. A corilinl in-

st Methodist-Rev. T. .Marshall vltntion is oliiereil strangers and col-

BAPTIST

10 n. m., with

Central Cliristian-Rev. J. F.

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inocting Wednesday nt; 3 p, m_ A11 seats free. College students and Smlllllers are cordially invited to attend all services.

prayer nieelinp; I). Mclieii'/.ie at Sunday School

ANGLICAN _

St Paul's-Rector, Rev. 'I‘. W.

MUI‘Dlly. Services at 11 and 7. All scnts free.

t 11 d 7, - B an St. Peter’s Cathedral-Holy Com-

munion at 8 n. m. Matins and litany

of adults in

at 10 a. m, and evensong at 7 p. ni.

A cordial wel- ll tl 1 D' le serv ces Salvation Army-Services .` each

Ulitht of the week and on Sunday;

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CHRISTIAN ‘

"Read l’aton’s ads. for bargains.

1171-8-28ME5i.

ER ESS BARG I S FOR s

D W0 E AT PATO FIRE SALE

Today the balance of their LADIES FALL and WINTER COATS, stocked before the fire but in perfect order will be off d `

d t' There were 125 to select from no two alike I ’ ere at a sweeping

re iicion. _ - A- " i'

Ladies’ __ Skirts Worth $5 to 6 For $3.75

This is one ofthe finest bargains ever oilleredthe ladies of Char1otiefown.These skirts are stylish and handsome and are b I

” M en’s Furnishing Department

Genuine bargains in every line as these departments 'must be cleared out to allow the A

Overalls, Pants, Wqzterpfoofs, H atsf ‘fond Caps _

_ must go. 0 Discounts 1.3, I-4 and a 1-z._ _ __

.eing quickly bought up.

carpenters to get busy ` .

_ ._f Ladies’ Suits, Silks, Satins and Dress Goods Away Below - any Discount Yet Offered I 1

For Tuesday Morning Some Rare Bargains are Being Prepared, _ Watch for Announcements '

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