Q . patterns at 3 P1-i¢¢._ In. 5

li “P ss wie- M rogress lirond

‘ _ » Clothing 2325.Z‘.‘$.`?i.§§‘§€‘,.El‘i?f¢°i’f.."f;§;§l§?.1.T1 l _

1 .I ing man can easily be satisfied with suclilpeuer-" ‘

ous assortments as "Progress Brasil" provides

' 'Siiits and Overcoats to fit all men and suit r

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all tastes. ` Loox ron LABEL THAT pkomws .

Prowse Bros.. Charlottetown.

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. of WL, /lillf

designed for everyday use, are made for

\ » . solid corniort and long wear. Nutty'

~l“ BPPesrarice, they are the correct;

thing, and made in hun- dreds of exclusive patterns from the best English Ox- lords, Madras Cloths and ‘

finest French Cambrics.

malce “ii good front" for any

' .‘ ` businessman. 'i

BUSINESS M SHIRTS \

PG' G' E' G' E-'os

Toolre business shirts

‘M‘v*< `W

Arc You Troubled

vviili poor ilttiliz cloilis.-l If »r

_ i uiiiiu to viii iuifi your triuiblcs iii S

liiti. lliio wi l be ut aii ond. We are gaining a.

reputation oi-good ill.~i mul wo iiiwi nollvitliirg vuiir ii-uilii Lo show you lliiit \\o know our Iiii-iiii~.-ii iiiirl ure up Lo t-hu iiiark i-i |iiitlurni~', styles aiiil wirrkiiiiirielilii lf viili sro iiiirilto ><iil\i.i-iiiiiu li~»i-ir. \\'u liavu pliiimcd

iiiliid-oils ufiiiliniwa iiiul arc criiilrl- out wi- iiiiii pliiiuiu you. Yours or im iii ilL»i.

Nlcllonald & Perry,

The Noiiby Tailors.

Gt. George Sl.,

~»v\»\/VV* vvvvvv'~vvvvvw~

Allan’s Champagne ,Kola

'has two very imporiaiit features-qiiiiiity snil sails- faction.

No oilicr iciiiiicrnic iirink

can equal lt.

By the buiile, rloz or case at

JAS. KELLY & L0

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D001 SU Vice i'i\-13152 ‘dfixlsgwgfugghg"§,mg‘,jg;‘§gi,,§gl ri.. nn... in interment, wiiiiiii will sa.

mliliihtiiiiitllnii. i I d Pontitioai Requiem was to have been

iily 2*. . . _ .. _ _ IJM|flmSH\(|u';3`“i|:Ii)ilA Riglsliisthllilhhliiitilnirtiiiiiiiigilliizwok' n mmm c /iiii.'.Ii.‘-.~- . »-~---~---if-*U* . i.i<':ic /i ni I

_ . . W. G. . " » '

Aus'-li.-~~~~ -"5"‘l"""‘H‘"' |m""AM) V 5l~ -I°l'l'fN~” iiutln the prusenna of tba distinguished

Makes the bread tfiaf makes m strong

Wherever there are child- ` "

ren there must be plenty of

good bread.

BEAVER

makes the lightest, moat whole

It is n blend of 0

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maiid of the Salvation Army in the Mari- A

time Provinces, will lecture on the Salva- “dren” “W” the w°"k °f th” B"°°h°"

,,2\ 5 'rooire snort-inns f ‘

LIMITED

p ' Monrieeai.-CANADA. - »

Y - ' _Y the presence of the city ministers and

citizens inieicitcd in the work for huma~ ‘I uity is requested. W

afi ii

B ll airs.-r of the Bank of Prlnos Edward "' Island, at Sydney, and during his stay In °f

l . H i i T"

Zzrygggxirrsgfnafthe gan; £056; George M. Young officiating. Mrs. James

n A to ,sm Mlm McK, 5|” I" Dustin, Moncton, was rriatron of honor

22:80: Bflirtbci- McK:ozii:, P. and “nd we m'°°m W” Mwndad by H°w”‘"l°M

Ill iii lor a number of years rcsidcd at Waltham M

liliiss.-Sydney Post. '£0

Mr. llarnsy was thoroughly enjoyed. An W

mu in Charlottetown. mcrly ‘df |l'¢-;il\_i-l":ll:!.eil'l::fl G. oliver irpnsmi bi this city isityuur- ‘° Ni" °’“K°"- ‘

~iay on a' visit to San Franoisee.

'rss srssmaraiieriiesii isrrnsiiisx yor y

Eiluym-gh M,,[y°““|| md mac of teriiay for P. E. Island and will place two

lloston, are visiting in DeSabie. "°“ Min Bertie G-rain.: or this city lsr. "M

yesterday on a visit to Bt. John.

buoys of! Charlottetown and o! Bum- aide harbors.

Miss Marge t E.Campbell of the Royal

Victoria Hospital. Montreal, and :daught-

Walter Matheson of this City left yes~ er of D_ C,mD|,e||' D.,-||"w,,, 'M . DM.

iei-day for Montreal to attend McGill. ,

eager by the Empress-Tuesday night en

Joseph Betts, Boston, who li" bun ‘route aoher home whore sbs will spend

vis

return.

itlngin Long Creek leaves Thursday hm’

holidays.

Mrs. Georllc H. Chase, who has been

F- W-`Ti\°mu. 'romnm,G¢iimiseciei- vlvitlns. hor. former home It Mwliaid'

Rev. A. E. Andrew, Mrs. Andrew and mm

three oiiild-len who have bcenvislting in I

si. si i ii, ‘“‘ Anug;:::;:f‘ ° ’""°"d°7 °“ '°“"'°- "° enjoyed a pleasant drive through the

Oity and suburbs. liis Lordship leaves

Y for the Biotnerhaod of Sl.. Andrew is L95 thc City. to Brighton. Mass. She was accompanied

_Mrs. H. Brine, who has been the guest 3

Mrs. W. M. Collin, Mount Stewart, left M:

yesterday for ber home In Canso.

48, left yeslordsy morning on return

fares Moncton by her father,'Dooald Eaohern of Mermaid, who goestio visit sister, Mrs. Paul Lee.

The Bishop of Saint Albau's was enter-

ed by Sir Louis and Lady Davies at oheori yesterday and in the afternoon

Rev. Rodd L. and Mrs Coffin and two this morning for Boston where he will in

hildren who have been visitiuglu Mt. CUIIIDBUY Wlbh UW BISHOP Of 1»Ohd0I1 tewart left yesterday for their home In attend the General Convention of the tewiacte. American Church. His Lordship and the

.E. L_G°°dwm and Mm Goodwm who Bishop of London are the only Eurrlish

Miss Munn whobas been beard in somei h

if our leading ohuijehcs lately will sing a FI:

oich selection at the concert In St mc’ H." mnmht" yesterday in St. Paui’s School House. In

the

va been the “umm of M" (Rev ) G0od_ representatives to this srsat Convention.

will ihit yesterday on return wthclrhome T.

Petcrbcro, Ont. Brotherhood of St. Andrews has been

W. Thomas General Secretary ot the

ere for two days in tile interests of the der. He visited a_ number of those rested in the work, and bold meetings

afternoon he spoke to a number of the

J. li. Larken, Sydney,” has returned boys of St. Paui's Parish; and it was then

Bri ndier Turner of St. John. in com- P

uniapleasant [nur weeks' visit, tohls and riner bornain P. lil. Island. Mr. Larkin tor.

eports the grain and potato orups in that Dire r, y, iz rovince as abundant; and hay light with and Harold Palmer. Secretary. In the Pow weather for hay making.-Sydney evenibiza number of nicu gathered.a con- ost. " nl

there decided to form a Junior Ch|\p~ The Rector was appointed Provision cto Ro 'Fitz erald Vino Director

ficrable proportion being members of St. cter's nongrezation. Mr. Thomas gave most. 'comprehensive and inspiring

lim Army and its work next Siindny lloodtbronghout thc: Dominion. which

“moan an mme dulbck ,D the Army was very attsntively listened’ to andmuch an In mls Guy' Hn Worship Mayor appreciated. At its close several pres~

.mon Wm pnsldc M this meeting and out spoke expressing their thanks to the

The marriage of Mary McKenzie to

speaker, and their conviction that it

ouid give newilfs to thc Brotherhood orir here.

The home of Frederick M,nnrl Mrs,Mur.

James H_ MLQMM take" phwe at East chic onKing street, St.Sic hen N. B. was

'r fi _ui-i7.ii ii r s r. W”

);§_°l;a:Th_‘3’ua|dLwn'B at guys gms nfs” day afternoon, when their daughter, Rob~

sneno of is brilliant weddlnrz Wrdnei-

ta Thomson Murchie, became the bi-ldc George Edgar Bei-r. of Charlottetown. e ceremony took place at 4.30, Rev.

urchie, brother ofthe bride. The assis- nts were Mrs. W. Winches, Mrs. R. T, i‘ton,Mlss Sadie McVay, Miss Qusenic

A crowded homer W°n'i¢11»nd li-wt Nsiii, Mus Amin Eston,luisi Fnimis road

F L O U R evvnlnu eiijoysd three new capital ._ pic- M,-

some and most nutritious bread. ,.5

s. Harold Purves, Mrs. Frank Lane,

IPS BDU!-19d "U0Ul1'¥'.Y L°""" “Th” Mrs. Fredrick McCullough. Miss Grace um mnifiwklna swelk” and "Th" Deinitadt, Mrs.s.ii:. voor. me Miss stdlnncfhl hi! flilwfln IHWU" Th” llazelGrimmer.MasterHorton and Miss mninder of the night was the same as Mu,|¢|(;,-|mm°,- Wm-5 ribbnu be,"-e,,_

ll UH* Dl`L‘V|0\lH lllifhi-» THU °l“8|“8 UI The bride wors a handsome gown of

M°=“°}=-__ §;';g,,Wh-* tamed isis flour by the most skilled-miller: in Canada.

It is ideal household Hour for

either bread or pastry. I MIWM in 0 Jloddllll Dr Mudd Canadian Hsesuurisg

dbgakru, write for prices on all kh&

reds. Coarse Grains and Cereals.

T. R. Taylor Co., Limited, Chatham.

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H H l'*“"‘ """"""""'°" "ml l"\""' mm' uniiralof an old and respected friend.

hi-celslirant of the Mass Requiem will

r-iiriy oiiu rlu.-N of i'iil|iii l'ii.~-i-_iigi~i~ i~l“'ll'\il

_ L.; 5' ~. tuiioiiiiiiiailiiii »**_WY'-H-*_-__ L

“""”) W whm" ,,¢';.\l‘,".,,|..< si<_'..-aiiiiiiil hi- the Most Rev. Trio Arcnhishop oi

N T Arohb|iihop:Mo1lonalfi of Picton. The

risb Societies, with which Father Doyle

' |¢ [0 was connected will attend the funeral in

The Direct Ro” ri-nails, The church at Vernon River is

B O S III ON' iielngiirapeii by Prowse Bros. iitd. An

immense concourse of people will attend

wmmencing june 25. Cl\ll’l°W=*“WU the olisequies. Father Doyle was known

lar aiiri wide, and universal is the regret.

Tl\¢5d°Y9 *nd Friday” n ”°°”’ felt for hin.. lie was sixty-eight years

E old, and forty-three a priest.

i~it.i|:\ioil iirliusl. piiri ‘li ' -

Aniwerp Service via London

-l lnini; Mi<:iiio.is_..................-liumfil: ‘Vli»,\"i'|u».~‘i; _ .. ---'II _‘Nth ;\‘liu':~i'i‘ iiziii-it: ~|» -~;;;”i_;_'yi'__-Z; :Wd

~\',\|».y||.|; 'Ji il i li\~~4 'nil YU . hu- _‘mm

¢-|,,,“ “my i(;|||-|~y|ii|.' .ii-il. .liis- . i¢ _

\ ,,i.,r`<...~iiii.i_ } _ i. ¢ nom.. Passengers via Pictou can 0' ""3 i|fi.,"i> in f\iiLW<'l‘P‘T""|,QL'_,"fImf:§i, zonnect at Halifax. Steamers sail from

' i \ ',Lll|). l)l~ll‘ ll' “' "J H y Hi. Jiiiiii. N. ll

.u 3 P_ m, and Saturdays at midnight.

i Steamers of the Plant Line cni-ry

naapianasvnlullliwf-' For

Only

You may have been IIWIY °\1

s nisiidiiy or i»=r“°P° Y°“ arei ng?

Wmnot have your suits elenncgi and neatly prwafll- I "ff" é‘,","§1,,,, ini prenai-at on for i‘.l\""\'li\'hff_‘ Bm, wliii-ii will roiiioicn ‘ii ilem-‘ed “"5 1" your mn and hue- Ltla trifle and ’"’"°d' H' Wm 0"" i M oi iiiiiy for look like now. This s or I .

you. Think and Ml#

C, AM Brown. Us TA ILOR.

tlorisr (iroat GNFU” '\“d K°“t,~=“" Opposite “Iwo Macs-

rlniw Amon.

____ IN TERNATIDNAI. DIVISION

, - 5.3. Niiliciiiia' ...ni -ir/iii_i_rii~:N" i>r'iri~:c1‘ suit; p ' rf l?@'“’ --- ,YI<,;{g=me-;,»;g;;»i;;»__,,,,;;g{;;;;'i.;,,¢,_1;§;j3»f_, ...ry .iii i.. ..».....».... t.. ii.. ............,

- Ti ‘ 7li'»i|\i..iii.'lliiii Bustoii following tiny about of the beautiful church where the

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0lle0°c Ll Sli liiiliiii‘liinii|illi'ysFi'nVcf}iic|'éiaysa`§ii"l?iE%|B::l]\? I

I , " . -, -, i ccniii -

llgililiiiiii:iliidgixhigiiIfiillowiifézllny iflilniil. 4.10 ‘mm th” l°°°l hunch of th' C‘ M'~n' A'

small gamins.

_ “i” Zrliwn. The body of the distinguished

" ’»`;f» - i. is i i ii si.

. .. _, ‘ ins.. 5 A“l“m" 5XC“'Sl°“ l° B°S‘°“ §T.‘Zi°ili§'§..'if."§,.i.'i.."`il.‘l°.i`.§i.‘°i§i...i.

. 'll' »-‘E-"--"_`>"-""5"-A “”"` ' ' -Tirkoti on snlc Poptembar llitli to Octiii m M B |n me drnwh, mom of 5|"

A " ` ' 1, ROYAL MAIL Griiii tn ruliiiri tiiiit :lays frrinidate of issiio. cn n rep e R

i-,1 roi-[tl in viii! i.ANllniid return sono p

.. r~l’l‘ JOHN tn l>`i0*lifiN niid rolii 500

if .;= " ` :ff 1 .- _

`1H;¥»./,i\ m“m'_|||m_..(_A‘|‘|Q|N AUS.l.N‘."‘.iG‘OvE“_ and watched by relays of his faithful

natliis and laude for the Dead will be 'suited by the attendant clergy. (liiarils

to iloston via Hawkesbury and Hallie:

From Boston Tuesdays and eiiturdavs

Halifax for Boston direct Wednesdays

freight and passengers locally. For all in

in l to

'format n IPP Y

WM MOMBOURQUETTE.

Agent Plant Line Whari, Ch'town.

H. L. Cl-IIPMAN.

Eastern Manager. Halifax N. S. L

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FURNITURE A|iliTlllN

we are authorized by F. Lg-

Page Esq. to sell by public auction ai his residence Fitzroy St. on

Wednesday, Sept. l8th |907 crimmencing at|ro o'clock a. m.| sharp. all his household furniture including pai-lor, s tting room and bedroom furniture.

` BENJ- CARTER & Co., qqodlii pst eod {Ai1ctli nears

’*"‘\f'°'Ql"'\N»*~'ll'0*‘~l~¥*

The funeral of Rev. Dr. Doyle, Vernon

il sin from Summersids and Charlotte

resbytery, surrounded by blasilnir tapers

arlshioners. Tomorrow evening the

ill take their turn with the night viglls.

elebrstoo by Bishop McDonald and the uloyy pronounced by Rev. Father Burke,

relates from abroad who will attend the

nlifsx, and thoprsacher the Most Rev.

The Bread

.~ lim ks`¢;.¢é“ ine miiiiy Y healthy li'a"tressure no one can afford to be without. It ig made right here by experie enced oakerr using all modern machinery in a spotlessly

clean bakery.

A trial order solicited.

Telephone sn.

D. STEWART.

liclipee Bakery. rteut Street.

Telephone iii

» .

hits chiffon satin trimmed with duoh-

BIJIJIU GUIDES °f DPORPIUI 70|' cssslsce and orange blossoms and veil of tonight- was announced "The w| British cruiser Dreadnought repulslng imuquag, of [nil-15|,-°.;.¢_ The hm", was

t0l'DBfl° HWHUK” ll 0" I/°“|Rhl'< A handsomely deocriiied. Very many

i1|¢‘i\“|“R f°°°‘"`° 1"" “ight ""9 ""5 ¥°°d handsome presents tsstliled to the esteem order throughout the performance. The m small boys were kept together at the rear Th wherothey could be controlled. Thomas- what poinm They will map, |,h¢i|-

aiu-rs arc cletarrniiicd to keep perfnos or- fum,-9 home ni, Tm-°n¢,°_

'=l`” di-r,if they arc to refuse admittance to the

Eastern S Steamship Co

;.._. River, will take place on Saturday morn-

in at ten o`oiook on arrival of the spools]

le and orange blossoms, carrying a

which the young couple are held. ey left on ths C. P. R. for Montreal and

LET US DEVELOP YOUR FILMS ._

We use new develo-

per for each film and can assure you of the best possible results.

New siocii of liodsks

and film received.

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PURE GRAPE JUICES

We have imported the foi‘-

lowlng from London.Eiigland, sud guarantee them absolute-

iy1pure and strictly non-alco- ho ic. ORDINARY-sblend of grape

iuiees. ALTO DOURO -named after district where grapes are rown. SONGRRST -iuioe of Con-

~ cord Qranes. _MAD IRA-a iuloe of fine

flag; and aroma. M CAT- from Muscatei rs r.

._ ALICANTE-a Spanish

iragelguiee. L RIAN-from Algerian

graves with a rich fruits firm, ALES’i`fNlt-Import fmm the Holy Land. sieee 63 t.o» pi: basil e. ° N

"The Two Mace"

niiiiliiliiiin

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Friday

l3th Sept |907

Lovelyoutumn suitings to please every taste

Fiance, Germany and England all have contributed something to

1. this fiuedress goods department of ours. rrom France some of the fin:

broadcloibs, and many ofthe dainty i

style, of quality ann service.

Fine, plain. beautifully finished venetian clotlts, all wool, 44 inches wide. special vaiue................._.......... 78;;

Colours are black, navv wine,`br`owns,

' . Myrtle. ' . I

Something a little finer, smoothly made venetian. in black, blues. wines. browns, and greens. and is notably line value at

Beautiful venetian cloth silir like finish, correct weight, 5o inches wide,.sll wool, black, navy and wine-letter than manv $r.6oline`s .

tweeds, serges, broiidcloths, mohairs, pauamss, Granltes, Roxanas, etc.-, from Germany the handsome venetians in which this store specializes so sirongly Arid we must not forget that “This Canada of ours" is not turning out goods that will in many cases exhibit superiority to any imported lines. r Many of the handsome ombre plaids we are showing were made right at home in our iiwn dominion . And we want to impress on you the -fact that this store is tho dress goods centre-from the point. of view of saving-of

Novi a few prices merely by way of sample:

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ight weight weaves-From England

Our special “Monarch” broadclotb 56 inches wide, all wool. very finely finished s besuti' fully diaplng fabric special at... . . . .$1.75 Colours are black, navy, browns. wines,

rrveens.

Handsome and ev.-ry edectlve ombre plalds, in eifecis ot browns. greens, greys or oiuei,

all wool 55 inch fabric, at $r.'/o and

.~.;$|.5S A beautiful French broadciotli, shrunk and uuspottnble, solt as silk firiu, and _a_grsce-

iully draping fabric black and navy _.$2.30 v'

if Tartans of pr

These are admirably adapted for lille girls

eiiiest ' design N

5 dresses--as well as shirt waist; for ladies. They 5

are all wool double widths and the showing in.

elude: Sigwart, Fraser. Csmpbeli,lMcDuff, Murray. Driimmon1, Ross, McKenzie.

L Mcuonald. McBelh etc, etc. Samples sent fre-ly cu application _ . .

that ours are immensely superior.

Honest goods

Wehaudie so much high grade dress

3oc, 354:- 40c. 58c- 55c.

The best and briahtest home magaziu

DESIGNER commencing with. . .. . . . NAME ....-...................... ADDRESS.. ...i...............

Splendidly Serviceable Serges I

‘ NOTHING in the wiirld to beat serges for school iris dresses‘-strong, durable,

sightly and stylish~they need every demand a rompiug :fri can mike. _ We have been getting serge from the same satisfactory source for fifteen yasrs,-aii<l people tell ua

Black and navy serge here at 55c. 68c. 7oc, 85C. $i.r5 to Sr-45. V Samples send freely anywhere to anybody for the asking. .

the splendid .line of low price fabrics we handle-such as tweeds. meltous. etc. eta.-z8c.

f Samples freely sent-anywhere, anytime, to anybody, for the asking.

The Designer-only 75 cts ’ per year ‘ ‘

hoiiselioid items. latest fashion articles, good fiction and poetry of. iiierlt. The illus- trations are -fine and many 'of them are coioured.' It will come to you every month tor a

year if yoli will fill out the coiipoubelow and sendln it tc us. ' » , Enclosed herewith find seventy-tive cents, for one year’s subscription to the

cheaply priced

goods that soinetliiies we forget to mention

e published-each month full of _interesting

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PERSONAl_ SUPERVISION

Furniture repaired.

Furniture re-upholstered. Furniture of all kinds made to order.

Great bargains continued in furniture till the

large stock is cleared out.

At the old stand opposite Post Omoo

John Newson.

DR. LECKIE, M. R. C.V.$

Veterinary Surgeon, I

Graduate of the Ooilege oi

r, Beotlano

Hotel. Kent St.

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