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_ YOULL need to be fully equipped with the needfuls

on your trip to the West--any necessity leftyout

of your kit means added discomfort. _

\\`e can supply you with everything needed to complete your travelling

yo1\ values that will help you save 111ouey._l11st come and see us.

We are offering an unusual snap

in n1e11's uiidcrwear---u “I-lurvester’s" bargain that you will appreciate. Our line of1111de1‘\\'eur is :il\\':1_vs wortli the prices inzirlced lint we are iifieriiigspeeial values which you should profit by.

\\'e llnudle ltr. Ilieinel Linen .\le>l1

u11\ler\\'e:11'---ilie \'er\' be~t_1111do11r other

li1ies:i1'e11cu1‘l\':is iod Sonic _ xciul

in Suit Cases

Leatherette suit cnses, 2.; in., very

well finished . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . $1.50

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value-,- ur .,i in ri suit. Others froiu . . . . . .$0.00 to 5|

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A better made and finislied leather-

ette suitcase, 26 in . . . .... . . . . . $2-B5

V A good leather suit case. witl1_ in.

/\ side strap und heavy brass trinuiiiugs

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--Travelling Goods---the best in Town-

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` A very good leatherette club bag, 14 in. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..$2,25

Souiething better grade, 16 i11. good value at. . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . .. . .. . ... . . . . . .250 1 Goorl leather club bug, with brass triinmings, 14 and 15 in.. . . _ . . . . .4.50 to 5.00 A good round topirunk, size 28111.. . .. .......2.50 .\ieiul covered trunk, witl1 slats and protected corners, heavy trimuiings . . .. .3.25 A square canvas covered trunk, steel bound, hardwood slats with brass lock and

clamps. Special value at.L.... -. .. ...........-......3.25

Another square canvas covered trunk, with heavy brass triniiliiugs, 2 straps, 30 in.

istar, making her first appearance at

'Miss Ritchie win iii time hear the

KEITH & PROC'I’OR’S FlrF'l'H AVENUE THEATRE, NEW YORK

WEEK OF AUGUST 29, 1910.

The Fifth Avenue Theatre has thrown down the gauntlet and defies any vaudeville threatre in the world to produce programs of the standard attained by Messrs. Keith & Proctor. There is no equivocation about the proposition, the bills speak for them- selves, competition is practically squelched. Look at the entertain ment scheduled for the week of Aug 29th and see if it yet has been equal- led in American or European vaude-

'ii . at the top of the list and five head line sketches and teams complete the roster. Adele Ritchie, dainty Dres- den china comedienne, will be the

the Filth Avenue since the dear, de- lightful old Daly days ol "The Run- away Girl.” It's safe to think that

stirring strains of “Oh, Listen to the Band,” when she faces her audi- ences. Some few years have sped by since she charmed in that excel- tent musical comedy but Miss Rit- chie‘s art has grown, and today she is to vaudeville what Marie Tempest is to the legitimate stage. She has magnetism, beauty, savior faire a voice of quality and withal an excel- lent sense of humor. Trust to Miss Ritchie for an array of beautiful gowns, stunning headgear and a batch of clever songs. Strange as it may seem, Marshall P. Wilder has never before been seen at the Filth Avenue Theatre. The diminutive humorist has appeared in nearly every theatre of the civilized world, b11t Broadway and 28th Street has not yet listened to his merry quips. Marshall P. Wilder is a household

and to quote the remark of a him,

Next will come haddie Cliffe, the best entertainer England ever sent us. Laddie is a witty speaker, a fi1\e singer and uh, my, how he can dance. The youth opens his fifth Ame|‘ical`season at the Fifth Avenue and he promises everything uew.New to American shores will he Mr Er- l`0ll Ul|l'f-I E11gland's most, distingu- ished dclineator of feminine types, Mr Burt has appeared before ull the crowned heads of Europe n11d is in possession of many handsome tokens .of appreciation of his delicate art. lt is claimed that Mr Burt will cre- ate a veritable sensation. Among the sketches will he those of Porter J. White & Co. in tl1n.t dramatic epi-

We. are showing an great initial

shipment of fall suits. shipped early so that you might have an opportunity in August to select from a t.-horughiy up to the minute line ofgoods. 'i‘he prices are 16.00 16.50 l8.5O and 22.50, Moore ID. McLeod 8-i idtf.

“New goods just arrived in kitchen

hardware at (?umero11's Hardware Store. 8-20dt.l.

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"Moore ID. McLeod are showing

a great range o1‘Engllsh Dog Skin gloves in all sizes, ladies. one stud fastener. the sort. that you have always paid i 00 to l.i5 for. Thisfine new range is offered you ntjusr. 85 cents per pair.

Moore O. McLeod 8 l7dtf

"The latest in pie tins, bread tins

and cake tins at (1ameron's Hard- ware Store. 8-20dtf.

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llygrade broadcloth is THE

BEST STYLE- plus - qualify that never varies and never fails to give an honcai equiv- alent for thc money in wear to the purchaser. Quality keeps even pace with style in our store. L75 less cash discount only at Paion's.

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“See the handsomest range of

men's soft front and outing shirts that you can find in the city. Come

in and look them over. Moore Q. McLeod 8-l 7dtf

S Concerns with large facili-

ties, and a reputation for hon est goods, extending over a long

Your _ period, are unlikely to leopard

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S "Why “Just as go-od as HyGrade"

Why make HyGrade their standard. When selling broadcloth there is a

izc their businfss by any letting down on quality, even when material prices are soaring. See our new cloths and silks for fall. Paion's.

reason. Investigate. Paton's

If "nrorrr IN s'_r;_1‘.E Ricirr IN

QUALITY, r‘A'roN's` Hruli-urs nRoADo1.o'rn Ar 1=A'roN's snND

T A Fort sA1v1P1.`1~;s, 'rms ' w11.L

P1.1~1As1~; Us AND von. as SHADES #ro c1~1oosE 1'~‘Ro1v1. 11-zonal.

Selling Agents ‘ BARGAIN w|NDow \

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Souvenirs-'

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.Prince Edward island

Tourists will find at our

store an iuunense stock of up-to-date Souvenirs, in J°W¢|¢l'Y mid Enamcllcd 6004!. Marble. Burnt W00¢l. Burnt Leather, Chinawarc, Pont Cards, View Books Qc Qc Qc.

Our Store is o11 Queen

St, opp. Market Building

112:: & Company Limited.

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TORONTO

The llouac Of Plenty 'l`oronfo’| Favorite Hotel . *‘°“‘.°i’.‘?.‘.‘°.'.i.“..i‘.“i3‘°ii‘i’“‘f‘“t’.‘3 ‘il ""..°i""°ii"" urea . , . os ve on in the Uity for Commercial ani) 'i`il>ix“rislm'i%rud\ overlooking Toronm Bay and mlm Ontario, In taeheartof thedown Townshnppinz Dletrlci.

pmerloan and European Plans Popular

pr ooo. _

George Wright fl Co

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ROTIIESAY, N. B.

l boys. situated nine miles from it.

John N. B..Boys ‘prepared for l. e univeroltes or for us ness. Special attention given to little bo s for whom there in a separate building.

Excellent equipment lnciud nz a

Fivnr ld t t . -

pact”-';='c"c:DPr|r;n:°ers For prol

Rev. W. ll. llilihard M A

A first class boardinlr school for

_ Manual Training i

Department ` l

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$2.75 for $1.00

We have placed in our

East window a number of articles worth from $1.00 to $2.75. Some new stock and some which are articles AT A MUCH HIGHER PRICE which we wish to close out.

Any single article can be

bought for $100 while they last.

A rare chance-first to

come has best choice.

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Do You Deny Yourself I

the necessities of llfq simply because they cost. a trifle mor? than you would have them cunt There are many people who would buy their Kinases at the "bargain counter. satinfie also to be their own Dhynician. or leave It to the cler t0_ Drea- cribe for them. We come incon- tract with these unfortunntes f'°'l"""iul"' ‘iid i'§!§§i{i§"'l.i?.i n ehggclally wilth the health of your eyes. or in allow any one elneto lu lewithlt.

Wa wlifzexamine Y0ur eyes

safel an nccuratolyandcharlre nu liar Innes nn Y I"- E stein. )1'ofO tics ofth niirm. ill! be arnundpi-lt.. Pct.er’s lily an will test syen and supply glance to null.. _

Silverrton Q. Epstein Drs. of Optics.

node, “The Visitor" and Eva Taylor & Co. in the big laugh producer, "An American Girl". Startling 8,3. robotic cvolutious will be performed by thc Four Londons, iindisputed ellampions oi the air, while the Ulillper Quartette and Brown Harris and Brown will be the other names Of f-hlS gala bill. New motion pic- tures will also be displayed,

Mus CUDAHY o1<:'rs DIVORCE ouA1-1A, Neo., Aug 24-Mrs Jimi.

Cudahy was granted 11 divorce here this afternoon from J. 1'. Cudahy son of the millionaire packcr. Thé papers were filed this afternoon and the derree granted after a short hearing. ,

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Never Falls to Restore

Gray Hair '

to its Natural Color

and Beauty.

No matter how long it ‘ YS new

has been gray or laded. (.32

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Promotes a luxuriant "_ "

(6 $9

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If you go “fest yoifll need a_p:11r of overalls-they re nearly as

necessary as the ticket. Our overalls will last longer, cost less than any

i is - Four distinct headliners are 1 other bmni Let us show you our stock. Our values offer high grgidgover.

ails with or without bibs all sizes. Regular $1.50 for..-.........................65c

Secure a Picking From 'ihese Values

Brown’s Values for Hii1‘vesters

Get your Supplies at this Stine

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Suit cases leatherette. T12. 2:};\;\r Bu{:§_$§'__,_5 mm

lock,iinished with lieuvb' BH - °

1.40. _ , ~ H-up in.

Good qual1ly.2f2 1n.ieather sul! 528805- 9

side and out, brass lock and trimiii1ng,e;e3:;§l{~ bra"

good uqmy Japanese ina 1|_\2. _, il l _

trlmmingll. lined with linen and fitted \\ it s raps

Large lint top trunk, wide slats and iron bound

‘I5 inch 82.20.

Large trunk round, top, heavy slats and iron

bindinp. zoorl value at 3.o0_.

Bet er quality heavy iron bands and wellpro~

tected. best qualit ' slats £1.90.

We have n fine lot of the best in telescopes and

valiseu-lust cull and ses them.

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first nighter, "He’s always good." \

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Dandrull. Keeps hair soft and glossy.

Will not soil akin

oriinen. Wiilnotinjure yourhair. Can be used without detection.

ls not a dqye. Send 2: for books “ he Care of the Hair and Skln." Philo

Bag Spec. Co., Newark, N. J., U. . A., and Toronto, Can.

growth ofheaithy hair. & i Positively removes #HE H

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IBFUSI ALI. SUBS'l'l'|`U’l'lS $1 and Me. bottles, at dngnlali

E. A. FOSTER. successor to A. W. REDDIN. Sunnyside,

"THE LADIES HOME JOURNAL.

First issue under New Arrangement of twice ii month publication at 10c a nmnher is on 1-mic at CARTEWS B0()KrlTOHE. The Ladies Home Journni is still a large Magazine and the price of 10c is 9, popular one. By mail l4c. Be sure and get Li copy. i-‘huns or semi for une. (inr- ter & Un., Ltd., Booksellers & Sta- tioners. 3-24ll4i-

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A little longerihau it take!

fo clefiiie it-but just long en- ough to bv relieved uf' a

l Headache by the use of our

Perfect Headache Powders

They do not weaken the

heart. ‘

One dose is sufficient to

‘ cure the worst case. ‘

Trial size package.

I0 cents ‘

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83.50.

asa job. You’d need n

Good Working Shirts

A good working shirt is as necessary

your liarvest work and we are the people to supply you. Our working shirts are all strongly made of good niriterinl, i11 :ill put- te1‘11sai1dsi1.es.Regular 5_=,c and 7oc uow 37c. Others Soc to f,1.oo for 57c.

shirt or two for wholesale cost

Keep Kool

word in the English speaking world ' `_ _ ' .

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KEEP YOUR EYE ON THE “ °° `

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Underwear Snaps

We are selling high grade underwear at

such bargains as we are offering now.

Take advantage of tl1e values offered.

All our lines oi light' weight pure wool underwear at half price.

liuglish Aertex_.Regular $2.50 for 1.75,' Better quality, Regular $3.25 for 2 50.

and less---there never was

athletic suits 85c a suit.

f|»i¥'vouNc Mews MAN -

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LLOYD GEORGEHS

LAND TAX l’Al’l<lRS

LONDON, Aug 24-The revenue oi-

fice has sent out scheduler-1 for 'thc vuluation of property in accorduiieu with M1' l.loyd-tleorge's land tax Bill, and uceording to the 'l‘o|‘y pn- pers, two million or inure people ure racking their brains in n vniu effort so unravel the intricucie.s- of the offi- cinl demands.

Sympathy is particularly spoken

for the Duke of Devonshire, who is reiiuircd, according to one of his land ugcnts, to fill i11 no less that 20,000 forms, each containing fifty qllestious in rcgurd to the various values of his estate. Taking four as a11 average number of words for cnch answer the total of 40,000,000 will have to he written, or the equi- valent of forty average-sized novels.

The Bill contains but one-sixth of

the total number of words required to satisfy the revenue officials. To complete this herculean task, only thirty days are allowed by the Gov- ernment. The poor Duke will be kept busy if this numerous staff of land agents be unequal to the task.

fI`l-IE GUNNERS AT OTTAWA.

OTTAWA, Aug 24--Only one match

was fired at than D. R. A. Meet on Tuesday. The President’s Match was shot in the morning,

In the afternoon a tremendous

storm drove the marksmen off the range and compelled the cancellation oi the 500 Yard Range in the Walker Mntcli.

The Pre`si<lent’s Match was won by

Pte Clifford, Toronto, with 33; Sgt Archibald, St John third with 32.

ROYAL LINERS FOR HALIFAX

HALIFAX, A11g'25-The official an-

nouncement that Halifax is to be the Wintcr Terminal of the Royal Line of steamers have been received by P. Mooney, Halifax Agent.

ESTIMATES WESTERN

WHEAT CROP OVER

100,000,000 BUSHELS.

WINNIPEG, Aug. 23-The sixth au-

nual estimate oi the crop in the three western provinces is published by the Manitoba Free Press today, It place.; the wheat yield of Manitoba, Saskat- chewan and Alberta at 101,236,413 bushels. The oat crop from the three provinces is placed at 108,301,000 busheli-1; harley 7,130,770 bushels ,md fiax, 7,729,150 bushels.

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Leave Your Next ilriier at The “Star”

Phone 151 and you'll know

what better laundry service is-prompt in calling for your bundle -prompt in de- livering-and the fiiiisli- simply perfect. ' _VVe are sure that if you give us a trial order you will always be one of o11r satis- fied customers.

By not getting your laun-

dry work done here we are both lo.s'i11g.~.c:1ll today and 1et's get acquainted.

The Star Steam Laundry A. F. Webster, Prop.

Notre 'Dame Convent

llnsilco, P. E. _island

'l'l-ii b di h i, the Slsteiigrof rife lggnosegaillidlndlilgkleofli-h Dame. affords superlinr educational ad. :°.“.ir.§i°i.':'.¥s:"r::‘l'°~- ?."i.°°“f~° °' al fu\<{>iiltles in gench, li/i0\ils'lc'an’licI?iigi|l)l'd: vor .

Buildln in lar c nenmdiuilina ii.-iil'¢1iy'i3g|¢1`i°i`ii'“i'i'.'.‘.7.'i"i’§§ Sensi e abtiut fifteen miles fro U nr- Iottstovii. errns ver rsuonalillm- or prospectus an iurlhcr informal. on

Central Dru on V

Sunnynicfr

Adress

"Your choice of any straw or can-

try not to carry over anything in this line., so l1ere's your chalice £0 b\1y cheaply. 1l.A. llruce. 7-30dtf.

"A Sign of l"ublic Confidence. Ii

is a mark of the greatest confidence that over a thousand people have bi-ought their prescriptions_ to us within the past few months. We ap- preciate it. Why do1\’t you break away, too? Bring your next pre- scription to us and - have it illled from the frci-iliest stock and best chemicals possible to procure. The MacKinnon Drug (‘-o., cor. Gt. Geo. and Kent Sta. drtl

vas hat in the store at 1-3 off. We'

“Theo coat sweaters are all

ready for you-all tha new colors and every good style. Whites greys. blues. greens. combination shades etc. Prices run l-75 2 25 3 50. 4.50 up to 9.50 Moore Q McLeod. B-i 7dtf.

THIS F‘AL.L'S SHADES ARE

READY. Fifty novelty and sensible shades that will bring many a wo- man to our dress goods department are ready for your inspection. See Hy Grade. l’oton's. ‘ 8-2Zdtf.

"The Paton line of HyGrade broad-

cloth. lt is thc best of ltsgkind. Pa- ton:-i. B-22\ltl.

.P. E. l. RAILWAY

Commending on Juiyllst, 1910, thc trains

of this Railway will run as follows

v Trains Outward i Train inward Read down Blaatlona Read Un Tu..\io. l)11'. llly llly. .\lo.'l`u V ` _ ox. PX ox. Ill \\ 1' Hun Sun Sun. \\'e'l`l1. 98|. l"l'i. Fr. Sat P.n|.A.M.P.M 5.'lil l

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5, gilt! 2; 3 gui.; cigars; 1 IC- Sz-5

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Royxallv Jct.. ll.itlil:45 !l.:i

orl. \\'ll2,uhlre l0.‘.!8 5 i_».-52 Hunter River l lil

1.40 Emerald Jet. ‘£5

Kan etngton Am Ar. S‘slda Lv.

5.50 V ‘lti

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Solri' Hill .ea Alba ry

4.30 ar Tig

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itfitl lv,Emcrald Jc.ar. 7.60 0 20 ar,Capc 'I‘x-arse lv.7.00 an A.u.

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MhBtBWM'l.Jut. 7.15' 3.15

Moi-ell 6.49 :im Bt. Paters 0.20 2,32 sr. Souris iv. 5.30 1.10

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_ , PM. AM. Mt. A,M. Inu. 4.30 ltlii lv.Btowart Jotar 7.05 3.35 5.10 025 Cardigan 614114.28 my lisii; gongzmel 9.51 2.00 P_M`A‘.1-VL ar. ao wn v.A'iG,o|i1!.,;/1;.

Tiles. Mon. Thurawed. Bat, Fri.

ml. P.u. a.n.A.n

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4.57 4.26 ‘Vernnnwlllivsl :ills 7.00 5.55Ar Murray Hui-borlv.il.40 0,00 r>.k P.\| A," ,M

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Does it smoke and cause

you all sorts of trouble ? Per'

haps your coal is not as clean

as it should be.

'See us about your nextwin-

te1"s supply.

A. Pickard 81. Go

Phone 240

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We are here io

inthe shooting line.

Call or write.

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uck Shooting _ Will Soon Be On A

sell you Guns, Car

f1‘idg@S. Shooting Vests, Decoys, NBe1ts, Powder, Shot, in fact everything you need

S. W. CR BBE

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