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' W° “le Showing this season a handsome line of Ham onions in New Ptowse Black--Charlottetown
'ge
T \‘- S 0 l . ' ' 'N
_ _ Th, 1,39; MwB_ “mt of an ' There werecno ctases triad before the|`
' ",\ A _ _ ’ l ____ l Ciey Police our yester ay. ' W coniprisin Belt P‘ B ' ~ ‘ » . *_ ‘
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/ ll ins xooches Hat 1-'i s 5 d Gee V ally. \ k. t <1 tod ._ . . .355 ned noveniei ' ’ u ' pmms an rim a iilliort vilrii-t tore tllilenilugdulleh G90 “nd Mrs Drilke' stmlsbll ll' blsllu
B h f l_],mds_ spent Wednmtlay in York, the guest of
“oc es lull mm 2°° uP- \ __ Amos and the Misses \\ est,
On August second there was a big T
w, advance often per cent over the list' C'¢\ll0“ Slmpllell _“nd fem-lly Wl10`
N", dm, ,0 Bank rt Montreal in leather loot-wean. have been sumniering at North Riv-
l _ _ LT., _ _ _ .i -_ er, returned to the City yesterday.
Liuitiene|.iiie'awLwsiua,.»r` Yifll , Miss Elsie M. Crockett, City, is "* l
WRU” ‘l§}ll'fP""-fl’ l'°°'l l‘ll""‘RflI-1111.0 -f 0 Sllelldlllg a couple of weeks with Mrs. W. H. Crockett, York, lerzvesl them. N11' you know you'd like toh .\¢ ' ~ _H _ '- '- ‘ fllelllle lll New' GlflS80W. P. E. I. toduy on an extended visit to trieiidsl |_,i,|u,¢, -|,,¢ml lm-ay ,mu ,5,,,,,e ,, ’ ff _ -m and relatives at her t'oriuer home iul
“.P. - “ ' ~ ’ city nt eight amen, and the wseeernl -
' Brinl( \he cliildrrn iii and lei .V _ us show you what w: vnu tio.
CO0K Studio
\Nli\~-»-'lmlj . - ;t ~ Wilt-iuiin
G0 io HUGHES"
~i~'ou .
Camera and Pholo Supplies.
Piiiiting ind l)i.\'\'lopi\»l; d iic.
_ » 0
balislncimil g\i.t'i.|\t.~t'Ll,
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GEO E HLGHES.
"llliiilllnavesi
Wat nesiay lltg 4th
~ Today ve litre :i ep t-itil sl- v fl' plitui loavesihe price is qv t-_.ali uiid they nr-1 blg rlandi s.
Lots of other Ii.-il.o gm-li-1 to ¢»l<i:>.~‘c
frnm but loduy we wmilclllue you lo try a p‘um ion'--
'Lonergan s Quick Lunch
` -ANI) --
Home Bakery .
~ .|24 Gi. George Sf.
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Cllill
4 R Arriving il
cargos of Acadia Nut and
Round, Sydney and Inverness'
Round and Run of Mine. Albion Nut, Intercolonial Nut and Vale Nut. "
‘ -ALSO-
_l ' Blacksmith Coal.
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fee the new
"Queen Quality" Patent Le :ther ox-
iords. There’s a style ll for you. iu.~t the one you have been looking for and -it will lit. The “Queen Qual-
tradem ark
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guarantees that.
Prices 4.00 and
4 50.
Alley Q), Co
_ 'llill|Illff|l1ll'll§llll"`
Kent Strat z
Practice limited to 'Jisealea
of Eye, Eu. Now Throat and Shin. _
Even rented and n-ted or
glance.
OFFICE HOU rx! not n. ut. i.co-s.:|in m
lllventulzs by nnnotntmenn
dt w w
A cabinet maker is wanted, steady
The Ladies of Grace Church Auxil-
’l`l1r City property on sydney se.
Millan, V. S., for $530.
mm Many people in Charlottetown yes-l
Suiidxw lust was t-.hildren`s tiny iii
Dr. Updegruii, oi Anthony, Kansas
two children fins been visiting for the pust fortnight her uncle, Jam-es Eden, West Street. Dr. and Mrs. Updegraii will spend some time yet iii_ the Pro- vtucc_
A
Do iiofb send couiiiitinicutlofns to in-
town (limrdiaii, Charlottetown, P. E.
and an the le
ll~." ft hand' corner at thu bottom of the envelope siiould be
"Ad~vert'ining" “l~lubscription," “Ed-
contents.
l H t y edited by Rev. R. G. Sinclair of Tyne Vail-cy is a‘t hand. (liie of the editorials deals \`.ith "Clubs," und on this subject the writen says: “It is about time that
lution todeai with club ii
the root of the evil. Gentlemen in Charlottetown set the example and country youths soon catch on. And what difference is there between go- ing into a tavern and _buying liquor
you are a member oi a club icwill there not he as much liquor drunk in the latter ease as in the former ? Ani are not many clubs more injur- ious thu the av i which we shut
' ' n t e'ns
“S 0 l.‘.°.‘....‘.."°’°..... up by refusing to .grant licenses?
a | » _
What was the use ol closing out tav-
»----- -------~--~~ii erus if we permit club rooms to take
their places 'I . . _ . In the mean ttlme
we would respectfully ask the mem-
Iodrtts.lyr ____________ bers of parliament-the memoers of
c R I B
L" * '__ ll l "rl Al Bl thc overnment-the 'ud ea and the
- l lJl'lN'l`l5T Stipgndiary Magistnatleuithc origina-
"50 men's good weell ¢r1rr\'>'”l° omoo Home 9-isna a-a _ ers
n our table to day Over Jenkins ec Son tors ami administrators of our tem-
smrtl so 0 h t Iiuwns _ NEW l’ll~0W3llBl10°ll perance law how can you vigorously _ t
and having it supplied to you] ausa
- , mail train at nine forty last evening. Harry James, traveller for Goill
-- Bros., crossed by the Nortiumiocr-`
gl for \-ountii wo ’ The Nor.u.mnberland arrived at this Haitluud. N. B. ll
land last night after a business trip
employment and good wages. For to the mainland.
further particulars look up u'asslfied` --- column. The warehouse and lot on south side
of Water St. near Pownal St., pro~ perty of the lute David Small, were
llary of the Women's Missionary Soc- sold at auction yesterday by A. Bois- ie-ty, will hold an ice cream sale on ner for $3,200- Auld Bros were the the parsonage grounds ont Tuesday D\ll’Chl1S6l`S-
` lAugust 17. -i
Yesterday A. Boisner o‘lered at pub- lic auction the dwelling house of the
opposite Judge Blancbnrdug reslfleme late David Small, situated on Pow- 'Land thirty by eighty feel: with egg. nal St. near Water. The highest a,- tagc, was sold by auction yesterday mount bid was $1600 but the proper- by Benj. Carter, to Dr. James Mc- W WHS held f0f B higher Slim.
tesriay noticed a bright fire burning
York Mi~thotli.~l Clinrch. there bein 1 xi “cms-9 the East River ln me dlrectloll lull nttenluin-u of voting people iiiiil Ol H‘“zell’l`°°k~ Plollullly ll' “ms °““"" ilinir taut-liern ltev l‘] Bell based his ed by dry lmmll ul other refuse wlllcll lr--iuurk~toiiLuko 2-5:. The organist the “Cent mln" Weather must have Miss West had charge of the inusicul mlllle Very dry'
pu.rt of the pi'ogi'am. / - '*"‘
Those from this City who "‘t.ook
in" the excunsion from Souris to the
ui'ri'ved in Charlottetown last Magdalen lslanlls *mil l‘ellll`ll l1l'l`lV€\l night; by the mall m,ln_ He home yesterday morning. one and ull comes to joiu his wife who with her lleclllle the "ll-' Wlll' ll lmlst °“l0Y‘
able uilair-the weather perfect and toe scenery of the Mugdulens worthy of all the praise it has received.
Tile C. A. A. A. grounds are olive
mort' assuming their old ti'me ul.\peni\ ance of athletic activity. Quite n
idividuul nieiiiliers of stall. Everything lllllllllel" Of lflclll *illlleleel wi Well UH ,should be uddreriiewl “'l‘he UliarluL‘te- Sllme “ew c°"l”l`5 “re taklllg ¢1‘~l`v'-\'JL'
age uf the encoiiruge-inun't offered I-y thc Abegwdit Athletic Club in iioltiiiig the liunlicap events in which the ui- triy:Pare always well tilietl.
A man with a bear has struck tho
town~ the bear in color is cinnamon
g ul
once last night and cut up nusty, showing fight; but this made it inter- esting for thc crowd who cheered tire bear both long and lou-d. They-'il
ill., felnpemnw people 01 p_ E_ L, make a. stay of n day or two; beg all .- _ ‘_ ` were beginning an agitation for legis. lllel’ 01-9 Hllll lllellvsllllllllh . ‘ ‘lmlilrl (“‘.'mnmm.ler Wakeman ul the.D' G'
s,t at dis- _ _ ~ penne liquor go their memlm,-s_ This The picnic at St. Andrews yester- evil is ou the increase ani bids fair ‘lay was 8 “mst ellleyllllle llllll' elle'
before many years to destroy our flessllll “ne “llll l“l`gelY “l°e“‘le‘l» “S _ _ \l»|-olllmtion Act" We have ,1rlst,,.3,-a, is usunlly the case when the ladies of,llei1flY llftl' lllllllly llllll SU-Ushell D90* tic elnlyg in Um- city and gowns wleh St. Joseplifs Sodniity undertake the plc deburketl from the steamer when well] furnished rooms-garnes-re.-iiding lllrllmll-T‘lllle“l ‘ll “llYtl“l_lH~ ll/ll1l"Y "'lel‘ mutter and whiskey galore. Plebellan mls welll l'Y elle llallls f'°m` Cllllr' clubs ln our villages a d country loittetown and the stations between places with pc,-have 8 verygbaw room and' ni-uny others were present from or some blind alley wiierd they dis- the wlllll-l`l' l`°‘lll‘l “_l’°“t- The “fren” t,.,bu,_e their liquors ,md exchange gements were splendid and ull ~hnd a
drinks. The Ariatocratic Club is at Dlaasaut llllllday- '
Jas. Reid the head of the Reid
Wrecking Co., cf Sarnia, Ont., arrive ed here last night to consult with his son who last week salved- tho i".rf, Turret Bell as already reported in The Guardian. The Turret Bell has .bean at the Marine Wharf sinse llc n- day where- repairs havelbeen made to her preparatory to taking her to Montreal. The Turret ,Bell is the only tvessel that has ever been salved alter ‘etrandlng on the North Shore of this Province, and the successful achieve- ment of Capt. Reid, who got ht'.' oil lasbwselc is a matter of general comment. The steamer is s valuable one and Zier rescue is a prot-ltn.ile thing foil the silvers and the insur-
ab 50 cents sue a - Oharicttewown. P. EJ. . _ ' :Anyone wishing n portrait paint
l”23`“" §'Zii'5i»1ifliB iiiw-tvifiilnlfi gglirlldelifelil °" ""°““‘ ‘”“‘°° “° A' A‘°" ‘“°"°°°-
_ ______ ____ , ,_ _.___ - - Eldon, Belfast, at once. He is now _
Beef & \'\Ccl{S f0i‘ Fllrlllll . ° ltl§f;ieO£v_h,g'gsénrélginlgégringiikgslalgl oiieriug high class paintings to Is- 1
latnders at just one h lf the regal
(life, W‘llld(lW SlllldeSa Poles; g _ fgfggnefggggl-$32 _lfétégrwlllhrgeg rates’ or one hundred ad,-,Har me 51:; ing for Tryon' where they will be laid ¢t(‘. 4-zzdtf a thu law there should not be-fish lor P°l`tl`“ll'° lll °ll ll” mt? °l°ll“'l`5'llltY
. d ll tl i i t ent -
. taken in their summer 2:3. °.'.::..;'.‘..'::'..;z°.:'; ':°;.';‘.2§'§;l..§'.:‘.i? »€»“§.l1ii.T“‘~3?='"€»-lf”-135 ll’
Buy y°u" C.a'p°"5 undo lc 0 S - ,1 nd d 1 hand crayon for ten dollars. Those
at Paton s. ll you wan7t._v‘;iI2L:l¢;f b ;>0<;si;lilo]n;iitn;dh<;x:loir‘e;|<g1y.’e sa oons who do not Bmw what they want
clothes y
will learn oi something of interest by writing him alt once 'll-15drti
A nies range ul useful and H0'/vlly I' suit Dress nr Gents wane those ____
ll Pill
I : I . . .
llllllll 'D589 1"” olwned ul' Pawn & h “'h° llllve been ll°ll°le‘l Wm’ ell l“' r :During the summer mouths Darties Co.s_ _ ` , 7--22dtf. ’ ‘ vitation to thc grand ball to be giv-' taking a "lp on the_s_ S_ Harland
"""§j‘» '92 1- en lor Al'=1'1"'l°r M°D°""l‘l- 'l`“°?“‘ll°» to west iriver Bridge will its pro-
For -value in household Lin an
,-
4'* QM
r "-1: _` ' ' " ' '10 ellll “lt my store “ml let' me vided with tea tables, on Saturdays
towglling and Siiottlnq Q0 - al show you whal;’s what ia- full dress I ' b Mr _ Thom M "_ t h Pat.on's 1-zzdt. I - oiotiion. .Inst ionve the whole thine ysunzy H,,,f‘“tw,;';m?“’m",‘nM§;
nl' Geo E. M901' 2 with 1"‘*“l'll°"'f"l'° l’°“ ‘eel ‘l““°"“l wnik from in-id e 1 sums ti.
"""‘ -l ° ' th il.. B th '. lt V- lg'----~.~ -nl
B¢f‘f & Weeks for Furnlhl Dellllst xiatllzalleyxoiisrllallztenticin tg dreisls.
nf-. Hou--wld ....S.';i'.;'.."'i;...'.'.-.."?.' 2.... e me 3.2.22; s:;":..‘:.“z..'tml; e
Q C | ' - ,
Llllensi cle' 4'22dtt ` 7»l*‘ll‘f'll'- 1`0cts; collars i5 and 20cts. Gall now
--d- _ - .
U
li clearance f ull ‘-
and I will give you every attention,
"nlMn 0 r “ ,n '~. erimnfia .....i"°"'.......,........1 ...num-v. Charlottetown Steam Nav “ H "'°‘”“ ‘ ”"°““" "‘““ “,,_'l‘.§‘2‘l
eelllne ne non nrlw-Pf°W"° ll"°.S . - » `-- l Leather Loi. . . " "'2'- gation Company, Limited, ,1-0,... ,,.,.,...n... -we ...my ...nn ' "°”` h ,_ _ , stock of toilet articles of the best ui '°°d` "'°llii""'\'f`.§lf.'.“`ll ff.: lit. Twice-a-week Excursion. "“°'.lf’TTil"°t P°l-'d°'§"ni°l”°° T 'ill'
use your ou . -' ' _ Han .o ons. ‘oo m. 0 _l °°"" ;,_'°"",, :;':‘-'"2 .“"‘l. ';l‘;..l‘“.‘:.‘l'l."."22 cnARLoiTErowN to rf”-he. ,-'»<',_,"~>~',;';;f'-,l §~=“,~ oarr w no oo ' cts. Coognes, e c. c. c 'rest . ~ I it w -. ~ '_ _ _ .i ri 011° pl Pliivlrrl. S°°l° "“l"§,_2,,,m p|C'|'0U and Rauf" and prices right A w use in tem
. ._ ~ V - ' B-Sunny-side.
' . Qglmq IVINTI ` ommencing Wednesday the th. July
` ' V 1 1 1 .V ____ ‘ onli every Saturday and Weiluesgaythere
' » ‘ ~ ~ . ' - John F. Red Role meeting Lotlgl ‘Prine-0 after d\iring__luly.intl/lngust. fine rare for .Row Boats to hire.
Edwgrd, B. O. E."I‘u0d,B1 August lhe rougdtripbiuaudéggsésvgélée $i.5o. Worth, Plant Line
lotll. . 7_6d¢] Aug_'3|_' Mlinnger
rl S right tn _--_-.-
Vaiue always P °° ',
Patorvs Furniture and CarP°l¢~ -‘-‘~‘~""""' " "' '
» " _ ‘7'22‘l" "Horsemen, We have aft! £0011
sound, perfect, not n. blemish nor cl '
35 gilt cool lustre coats, ill” tl” spot. not even a blister on the lot of
thin|¥lor hot weather, lor office Ol' l-loo-tch Tartan Carriage Wl‘ail8~ Milli'
game, Jug. Paton & Co. ln Clan Tartans; such as Mc_Uregor,
7”‘32‘ll'l‘ McKenzie, McDonald, McKay, Me; 'Charlottetown Pmtoul
-'-' Baath, McLean, McAulay, Ferguson,
on For u
Beer & fn' furni i?a‘il:z(i1n' Gimarhndqamar ’ 'ture towels, towelmgS. bed otnn uiruns. spooini. »ll‘W°°l Wren. clung., ()f1‘im¢
’ad 4-¢3dt. mrs, ,ln in ss oo and $6.00. onin-
-"”° '* e °°'°f~..*:.f.%.~°°»...:'~":; ';-':- as-.:. 'ar .i.::.':-..‘-'
` """" , .60 . . w n_r " n an rn w one i ra - _
" "Ilan eountilll Oil 7°" '° do pan eliggeenntrliaa the iron while it is whnrtdnllr.exoei»l.Snnday.ntwon'clnokmin Jgqgllu- Q Qpglelm _ of my ndvortieigsl for ‘:;h:;n'At\ll;‘\;¢\'; N, y'.,., will nr-ell them egter I: lift, Returning _will ‘l]s¢;¢;P‘|;1[r;é\g;;:[:N n. ni V dtwrftf
I . Il ' » Y0 , _ k . ai ' - - - '
:Z ell’ H' ylglllown' tha yUuln§d2llll\ie“ 'lT:l'tl‘o.l' yo" do no' Im' 7-'I-:dsl t\_~lir.i:i vi W tl Nth 1009. llnnll A N
ml!-‘ ` ' _ _
tl.; - at .
Purse
and Hand Bags
We h-.ive a nice line of
leather goods in purses, handbags. collar and cuff holders, which lwe offer at very special prices.
You really can't afford
to overlook these goods, if in need of a nice purse or bag.
G F. Hutcheson
_ f Plan . Tamaiine Silks
250 yds.
The very thing that lias
been wanted so badly the last. two weeks. A soft and
lustrous fabric that
ferent colors, send for ples wortli gon
Colored _
Shan Tung
andjust as it coiiifs the loom 34 brown, navy,
Regular 1.35,
N grey.
make up into sup -rb dresses and shirtwaists
White grounds with col-
ored overcliccks. Five dif-
ouly ` ll l
Pongee
the very iincst quality we have ever imported. .
This silk is rougli in \v<-:ive
in. Bronze,
ffl
W'-ll><l’l
W
will
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Lon
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from
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mortal," or "'News" nooorulng to me i f 1 .__ -n -
The excursions .hy the str Northum- berlniid to Picton and return, on Wculitestlnys and Saturdays ara grow- ing in popularity. Yesterday evening
she arrived shortly after eight. They had a splendid day-the \rip overiincl back being a delightlul experience.
with keen appetites induced by the .sen air and the freedom of the
terday afternoon. Deceased was taken suddenly ill on Monday. but medical skill and kindt nursing were inf vain. She was a daughter of the iiatc Jas.
in e C Y com anion of Mrs. (Dr.) Dodd. There
in the city at the time of her demise
and five brothers Webster, Wiillrid and
and Charles in the U. S., besides
B.
to rest. The Guardian extends sym-' pathy to the sorrcwing family.
W. I-1. McKie ol the Bank nl Nova
Scotia, who has been manager for some years of the Summerside Branch, has been proinoted to the charge ol the agency at New Glas- gow, N. S., one of the Bunk's~ larg- est iirtrnclies in Eastern Canada. The change while it must be satiuiactory to Mr. Mcliie and a matter of rc- joieing for his numerous friends in Charlottetown and throughout the Province in general is regretted! hy muny in Summorside who are loatli to lose so good a citizen and such a comvpanion as Mr. McKie has proved himself to be since he has resided in the western ca/pital. But their. con- gratulations are hearty and their good wishes as well ns those ui all oi his numerous acquaintances go with him 'to his new field, where his splendid business qualities and ‘nts geniallty, wl'll,\ without fail, win him the esteem and warm mlgsrd of ii new circle of friends. Manager McKie is a non ‘of IW. S. MeKiv. well-known citizen of Charlottctowii.
| Wear l‘Eustre Loom "1
Undersktrts for satis- , faction. They are feath- er light and silken
bright.
_ _ _
Cruiser Princess has been in this port
for tho Dust two days presiding over thc commission of inquiry into the condition ol the lobster business. The sessions were hcld in the oiiice of the inspector of Fisheries. Many matters wese brought up und a number of people who are engaged in the indus- Itiyv were heard by the commissioner,
l"l`C€0ll Wfill tl10l`0llglllY €XDl0l`ed. Illlld lamong them being James Taylor, of the splendid tea provided on the Sr. Peter's Island, fisherman; William boat on the return trip was relished St. Pcter's Island, fisherman, Thomas
Pineau, Rustico, packer; William A. McDonald, fislierman; Michael Feehan,
`Straits. Mt. Stewart, packer; J. W. Mcllonnidy
_ __‘ _ _ Grand 'I'I`RCafiiE. Dlllfkef; Allan Mc- 144 boxes of Cash's or Tourist Frili-
The many friends in this city and nf,-nnia. Rios Point, fisherman; simon, ing. tour frills, for lor. Paton & 0...
province will regret to learn of the plneau., North' Rnetieo, Packer; Geo.' 7__22<lt;f_ <16-Hill Of M'l'SB Elizabeth (B_etll_) B0lll'_S. Larter, Covehcnd, packer. Lettersl _ ter, which took place in this city yes- were read from B_ Compton' & Cu”
Bello River; J. H. Judson, Alexandra
A. li. Warburton, M. I"., was nl-. , so present and asked a number of l'l
questions The general trend of the
lhlglfel' “Of a"l`l"3l?ell~ti£:dolll;‘;_ l;;3';l;; evidence -was to the ellect that this
year’s catch was not up to the over-
h
are lllleftlto 'mourn a_ mother, who was of t E last' “lla year?'t|Au _. th?
w nesses were in avor o ie estnb lishmcnt of hatclieries. There wus cun-
Ulle Sister MVS- Bllwley l“’“l"l» Tryon siderublc difference of opinion regard-
ing the length of the season, some re-
Ge0l`Ee Ol Tl`l{°'ll» Mack Ol Cmpalld commending that it be shortened, Nuy |{¢¢| eyeyy ni||\l
others maintaining that such a course
mnny relatives and friends. Miss Boul- “ld e u~.n ti _ Th _
.. ». ,¢c.».l»»,,- ;'.;°......'.“ .';'.'..:..'.‘1..:’.:'... .a.“:':..'.‘;'. T0-Nlf'"l
nces for her many at mira ‘e qua - I t ,th _ I ti ` _ _ _ ties and true Christ an character, he- §;,lg0l5,egn3]ze° limenreggfaeizrfs The w;l"m’\`\§l:'::\l'“\'¢~
ng a faithful member of the Baptist ld t k, t 1 - _ _ Y lf ' church. The remains leave this morn- l§(;;e Llgruthgagaglars lggnrothguilggeilsh A Bird in A Gildtd CAIC-
served by the hatclieries said they had noticed a large run of small lob- sters of uniform size in all directions~,| indicating that they had come from' the hatcheries. Commander Wakeman' has visited Summerside, and leavesl this morning to cont nue the inquiryl at Georgetown' and at Souris. I
nmiwisnn FEVER. svM.'PA'ri-iii~.'rLc:' cxrsurtl-i.
The describabie wretchedness oi
those who every summer are victims to this awful disease, commonly call- ed Hay Fever, is simply appalling. 'l‘housands who know of Cntarrnoz- one prevent the return of the dis- ease by commencing early to inhale Gntarrhozone four times every day. By means of Catarrhozone Hay Fever is prevented and cured. The large dollar outfit never fails to cure_ Trial si'/.s lille all dealers or the Cat- ui'rlim.miu Co., Kingston, Ontario.
__,_____.._
furn-
t _ es poles & e 4-2 zdtf
Always value In House Furish
ings and Carpets at Paton‘s
7-22dti
"Shirt Waist sale, the balance of.
oiir line lawn shirt walsts now sull- ing at half price. All sizes 32 to
44.-Prowse Bros Vlitd. 8-~i'l2i_ t
Cream
celebrated Dairy Farm.
We are the only people
Call and have some.
fresh and good, received every day from Roper’s
JENKINS Q 50N Sunnyside `
_
handling this brand.
Ladies’ '
these, popular hats fm ont-
ing wear that we must dis-
reductions.
Hats iroiii 55c
to 9<>c each
Hats from I 20
to 1.50 each I 98C each
Here's a line tlJat's bad-
A line worth ioc and 6oc l
a pair. Tai:i,blacl<, brown, white 35C pr.
l l Biggest picture list ever off-
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Straw Sailor Hats e
e have a nnnilic: o
of at once. llencc the
g Gloves.
ceded at the present.
'lille August nu_mbe,._ 0| The Saa,.ch_ hrofwii. Inspired by its masters word I
light, tire bright and 1-eallable tem_ ol commland, the bear climbs poles . ieisuce mon ill to beat' the band. He ot his buck i O
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"Beddlngs, campers' outtlts, bel-
cony chairs, camp stools, stretchers chairs for lawns, and all other house furnishings at honest prices at Patong
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“Some decided' hits in piiouo_;r.\pli
records to hand u short time ngo. We went to considerable trouble to gather this assortment, but' wo feel amplyr, repaid in the completeness ol , tins itioiving. Uull in :ind hear theiii ,-but, tiou‘t delay. Miller Bros, 123 Kent St. 8-5d&ii.
New Illustrated Song.
By lhe Old Oslten Bucltei
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H Mn Tulle.
‘ ered for the price.
Admission five cents only
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Uhiap ugai
We have in stcck two lines
.ol West India Raw Sugar which we bought cheap and we will sell cheep.
One is a fine Muscovado
.Sugar which we now offer at the low rate of
3 I-2 cents per pound
, or
30 pounds for $l.Q0
The other is a Demerara
Crystal Sugar which we offer
at ~
4 cents per pound
or
26 pounds for $1.00
Beer Q A Goff
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