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lesson the manufacturers _of me

and of accessories and ornaments

~r a . ral’ ar 'rir ' ' ‘ `

W0n‘.su's apparel turn out neu and Pfllmd Silk 10018111 with U10 “Owl ::d°r°d,¢w“r;1rt‘i,\,’:,,t t'hf,°m:'i?°u'tt,F;t¢ ueliiigfiiiil fliesiri>t:i.i`|iii(ifoii¥of csiidiviiisitgs Anil iiiiliiltli; iliilllitiinflmy tiiie uiiiiiie beautiful things, more charming and'psttern in the stripe, on a white v°° °‘ 0 7 r 7 3 "_ » ‘ - '

“Omen one mem, on ,_ ,,001 ,lay ml, for two superior court iudges, for I see the shiP. I know hor B150,

r- ,mph with pin dot stripe runn

isis for women's froeks and gowns throu h the desi 11 ross ere e

K E 2 . P

to Chine having a little bunch of flow

uttruerive than time oi tire previous :round-

senson. There seems to be no li

and new combinations of colors appeal to the eyes and the artis

0 _ im.,-6 0,, gowns of either type ex. xnuniclvsl oliiclals of all' the leading That waits me far from Flllllvy-

ro their ingenuity sus oriziruiiiry iiit tiiergiirigieiiylriziiahi ueiziilii lfsmely simple or elaborate. accord- ."‘“°° “Hd °‘“°l°»l° °l 'U13 57 ¢°\mfi°s '

taste of their clients.

This season has been one of delight-

ful cotton fabrics. Crinkled weaves

'ure purrieuiariy moriisir und rrepeslsult is that blouses and Cvrsesss "rc particularly Vrrioriish and crepeslsiiperlatlveiy 'uutidy, almost sloven

plain mid fancy cclorings, with many designs brought out in effective style. Printed effects in the Bulgarian hord< ered patterns are used for dressy

gowns for afternoon riiill"'é\"'é'iiHi'g'

ln rrtlier designs, too, they are smart bi'iu_i:iiig .rut the greens, blues, reds und inns in comhiiiatiiins. The open driiw work barriers are among the iiiimrfcst kinds of crepes, und when usrirl over n color pattern is most rit-

i¢,dai.l ensembles, but the big soft,

diictive waist of the Tuikish wom

ltlie shoulders drooping, and the

| g 'Often ns many as five Colors will seen in one costume. Embroidery m'tfnlly'nsed'to"cU1nibirie 'runny ' 'tin

ull at iii! fiishloiiuble resorts :ind

t:ii'l.i\'e.

are also used quite extensively

'l`lirev types of fulirirs are suggested liecially in the more elaborate c

for wcirr dui-ing the remainder of the UIIIICS. -"-Side fl`0m the 1`iCl1 Inafell

mg effects are among the most noticeable what ll' l5¢°°m¢"°¢l-.§',°>l>,9 in l¥l°“_Y~

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AND FASBIONS warm sea. n .bowing th. Futuijt I0 lJBBl.\tlf\ll ill HIUMBBIVBI,

' ' sud Qubist iiolorinsl still quite popu- 3" quit’ “‘ml’\°‘

LAST ADIEU T0 FINHEBY

”SBPt. .-~` _mtl f

do features of lstesummer silk dresses FBIDWU the most important lioliti-‘ (Composed by' son of Norman M en, and'light~weigh't woolen suits, both of U81 vhmlmlgn ever waged In Pennsyl- Leod, D.DL. (Scot1and).__

. - ~ 5'

ton crclies and crepes de Chine 100

` , es-

o a

A WAR

Niue

T0 THE PUBLIC

TllE0||l.Y GEIUIIEEXTIKFF I' ‘i " '

Wild Strawberry rirzizief is

This grand remedy has been J °""’”""'

on the market for over 65 1 .»r°rr........-mira years, and is, without a. doubt, if Plllll ill llll Sllllllillllr ' * the best known remedy for all

Bowel Complaints.

If an unscrupulous druggist "°' 7" 'L

tries to talk you into taking "°\°°*'“='"°‘°° *°'- 1

F o'ii`}`ifi’a'ra-S .

~ WILD Q

: oianni-ia:i\.

F °HOLER&

7-: on oioiuuuor '

sun nm. ‘ ' _

;` luuln coilrxsiln ‘j

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" The Proprietary or f

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any other preparation when rr P'°;j,',~;°§,,;';g§‘g§'°

fl lr

you ask for “Dr. Fow1er’s” re- f *-*'°""-E"-‘"-"' V

fuse to take it, but insist on 1 ri.. 1. uiiisunii co. the original and genuine. The f°»°~f°-°~f- r out of the wrapper shows you .3 P1-\¢=» - =-'» °¢'“°- - exactly what to get. 'F ~ ..

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The A Secret

of corrcct dressing is snug- fflinguiirfcrwcar. Besides improving the look of one’s outer garments it assures thc iilmosl in comfort while giving one I/ie salisfaclion of being well-dressed from thc skin out. Pcnmans Underwear is uclually /gnif fo form-knit with mechanical precision to fit the varing types women and children-knit its shapeliness-knit from selected wools.

irq U

the

When you buy Pcnmans underwear you/ can be sure of its lasling, smoolli- filling qualities. No. 95 natural wool garment is a great favorite-aslc to See it. Look for the trademark

Penmans Limited

_ Paris, Canada

of men, to retain

Underwear 90

Hosiery ,lwveatoirs

lllllll

wiririr are mais miiiis to s wen- vsvis virtu ended t Nez

° NEW YORK, September’ 12--Every lsr. They comprised ri printed cotton P°5't°” 'W9 ‘md -°“¢“W“Y 3°°*°" PHILAnm"PH-Iii*-' f 13

-.be used on_aud 'in 'coniiinotlou with ll bright shades in the patllsfll: P my May' t

' to the material and the trim# '01 91° 5'-°\lf°- ` ' < ' Tri” 57-'in U 'llll1`°. `

producing new weaves, new colors and they have grown quite pronounc- mg , V . _ - i

to cd since last wi,,te,._ Not only 3 Bar mipgs used. tskirts ara uarrpw at tile, otlggltlgerthethlsggoypsggrsltipthigoiétaiay lxilgilll :$153.

“_ botom,_no moretan lor _Q o as M lat d_ trm

| , - su Yaxgls being thsAwiiit.:i ‘of thihheml in“;';’1els1;V03\fé<1p;;im»l:_¢; s.oate;t€ TNei;iéei; ,Y 5 9 lfll 0 _ l\l1°l'¥-

'is reproduced, the bust uncorseted, me mm Bmw' 9* “ea D' “P” ‘ “ “ “ 5 A t d. hi

“_ pad bpiudth or s plrait affords snrse iii\l:1dN‘;:li;n]rki)i;gluiuiéhverufriou tp tfollorwy Aw:1k‘;ll9311;B._ d:;.y9\x1niigug1;:i¢;iitd3; Txzpx B are in wa lug, without erug iinm0des_. “Buns and ma’-ladut l€V0\l 0118 Y My heart within me almost dies ' 1,,_ _Attractive foulards and dark plaid _e H ent in 63 "0 B complete At thought 0, leaving F-mnary;

, Dnght Colors and ,muy of then, silks that drape gracefully are espec~ l H Kill!! 0 I fflwl ical forces and ,

‘characterize the smartest owns. muy smart and will be °°"°°t mr me changing of Lim ‘jolmcal map 0* Father dear the best I men

D0 early mu wear’ Blouses with mop' p€;\l,;\sy§vimia.' ul Must I 'must I Pronoiillce his name? is ped shoiilders, often cut from a single n 9! II‘\m‘;ilY_ w, hcvoperated under May héavenly joy! on him descend ts. breadth of .uidiLniu.terial, _ from the ,_Q.\Y._ni‘£_L...€_B_lL;!!_¢;li t0 lllfille It P09- The reverend mah .ol Fmnm_y,._.____,

in one design, by way of emphasizing upper PMT Of f-11080 0l1¢'P1%C° B0W“5» sible Im the llsctorate tn “elect em' .'

the Cuffs for strong Colors- Dolly ‘Vin 8 mn” Wat' girdle and neck Liiilutt' pioirressivf am? ““b°°°"d °““' Mother thy name so dear to me

\'.n-den flocks of flowered voile cot- “"2” of lac? or net' _,I Q.” ,ol , p“bh°,°mc°.‘ Tha MW Must I, must I now leave thy care

m ‘r,,,ta“.,,y ,sckets and dresses that .ec ion ans,_coupcd with advanced And View a world that/B hm 0, e,,_ simuluteltneirlenérct have nrst pisire lllssstiu munigrlilsl ii-io\'€rn;iietr;]t which “ares

_. ., _- -'th ' - _ A .ire o come n o e ec e

termmments` Dmphannus mateuals liiindsgiiiduixlilodeiuisersn1aden0lnia.uEll;ki1i:; time are believed to sounil the iisfixiritllli Far 'rpm thee and Funny? ° '

s- “'°*1"° “Uk “ml “’°.°1 l'°Pli“' 1” B 5°" me.” °’ "‘“°'““f’ ’4°"°"“‘”°”t.- Arciris my darling sminri uid ls shade of green' ‘mth which the ect” Tue 1"” leghslature provided for May lfeaven bless thine infaiitxsxiiilcl

tune of purists embroidery for the fsflicnl vlisnses in the system 01 cov- 0,, my ,.,,t,,,,, 0,, may I and sleeves, vet; and revsrs gives 3, pleas. ernment in third-class cities, abolii-ih» Thee smiling Suu in Finnery,

ing contrast. The two-piece skirt mg the mayor and councils and

hug un extension for 9, morligh drap_ establishment a pure commission Farewell h." f 1, t d ery on the left side, caught with an f0l`l'11 Of l¥0V€Fllm01-f~- ln the PrlITll1l‘~ YQ," Wildyereszrs 2_1 £2; ,331 xilzfw' ornament to match. The latter and 'es next T“eB<l8Y 11 IUHYOP and f0lll‘ '

_ __ scar! which is caught loosely in ai' '

; the vinisf The sleeves and scarf ends Ii can be either of the same color as the E rest of the gown or of contrasting

§ figured chiffon, if the gown is of plain

material.

Buttons and hows will be used ex-

tensively for trimming purposes this fall. They have been quite popular for some time but never more than

HOW

best EE

COMMONWEALTH HOTEL

0 sposlts Stags House, Boston . Mas

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IIRILPROOI

but the door

ownS\mlsr|

for your ROGERS BROS

15'”

w _.rg a `

In peace your moor-cocks now may

also [listening at the belt are exugt :0mmiEBiDn€!'S will be llOmil'lD.i'.ed ‘|20 crow

copies of French conceits aimed to §0Vel"ll lille 23 C1859 Cities Of the gays gn tim hills of Finm,,.y_

make imported gowns individual, The State. Non-partisan elections will be

motifs are fashioned from cord cov- held in Ru the cities of Pen“5Y1vania, Oft’ with infant steps I strolled

ered with bias strips of the fabric. >XC9Dt Phllildelphin. where Fing,,1»,, palace stood of Old The peplum is hemstitched. _ The light in Philadtfphiu centers And listened while the shepherds told

The revival ef the Medici cgllsr ibout the election of councllmcn, Their ,,_n¢1e,,t tale of Fim,e,.y_

time promises ro he rr strong feature =0\mty_ ofliciuls and nine mimiciiml in autumn modes is shown in the us( 30Ul`t Jl-\diZ0S~ The mlllllclpul C0\1l‘t Arid miust I leave those happy scenes? of standing frills of stiffened muli S ll new Ylilllllllll t0 _YYY mll"l0l` Civil Oh see them spread their swelling that hold their own until heat wilt; and crirniniil cases. The nine judges sails! them. Those are worn inside it point We £0 lui 01108611 \\’ith0lll2 I‘€l;8rd to Adiau, ii while, my native plains . ed neck borlicv, as are also nurrowei .Nifty ufllliations. I must depart from Finnery. Y

fr lls and i-u¢l,ing9_ Black net ruch. 'l'iie idea. that machine government

ing niirkcs a most attractive trini mist lm ‘i€Stl'0Yed and that the new Eirldbh agus thugainflih ming for lingerie frocks and to out- _lfilllilflf Hlld €1@Clrl0H laws give 0lJD0l`- Eiridbh agus thugsinibh line the edges of lace flounces non élluity to li:-‘mg about such destrlw- Eiridbh 'agus thugainibh

very fashionable in tiers of three on Lion is punimount in the campaign. Farewell, adieu to Finnery!

piirty frocks. Bolero efiects, gist in Philiidelpliia and in nearly all the

another new style, are made with ar, other important communities, the Arise, nriss and let us o

,edge of finely plaited net. Quite thi Nasliingtoii piirty forces and the Dem- iplainggt wasl, froclr ig given H dressy icrutic party are united to overthrow

lair by ii frill around the neck or out- me B0‘C¢\l1€d Relllllllilirflll l"l'll1Chin8.

‘lining the Opening of the blousefwl, Added importance is given to the the tlirout to the belt, rrimaries and election this year, as

One of the most novelty val-iatiom they are regarded as merely prepiirn»

,iii the latest ruchings carries out tht JUFY U1 the 91905011 Of Ulllfl0ll States ‘color riot with embroidered flowers, ifllllltill' Hlld iwvernor next y0aI‘. The tiny colored silk stitching, or ever. ?l2f0l‘m elemvllt believe tliut rr victory beads. Sparkling rhinestones stud thi if the fusion forces this year, espec- tlie most dressy frills that adorn ela BUY lll the Rellllbllclill SU`Ollgll01ll of lioriitc gowns. .diiladelpliiri and Pittsburlih, would

Belts are worn in many novel ways. uake ali;:ii.=f. hopeless any successful

They all hang :ibout the waist, rather `-izht next year by Senator Penrose than encircle it_ ’or re-election, rind would go fur tw

Now, that the bodice of almost ward breaking down the coiitrol by every frocl; is extremely 1o\v eui Elle Reiullillcun organization of the,

fiom the chin down, the wide or nar ‘M156 g0V@Y`“m9llt-

ro\v V»space thus formed must br In Pittsburgh there is no f=_isir~n partly filled in one way or another. ind a triangular contest is being; An easier filling in method than the waged. Mayor Magee and \'\'illiiim uttnclieil vest, or than the detachee "`1lllll. Ulu Wflshlflgmll llflflly Still!! cliemisette which hiis an annoying ‘Fader have f0lIlCd ill fill? SlllJP0l`t Of .fushion of drawing out of position Congressman Stellllen G. Porter lol' lnndlending the bodice an asksw 1001;, miyor, while the Republican faction

A is to have a tulle waistcoat which ir that follows the leadership of Senn-

- .*;~i;‘~"- "P-'~“‘~"=°`-”"f""` . separately put on. This accessory is tor Oliver is behind the candidacy of

I cnsiiy made and fitted, if clit after tlir Joseph Armstrong, former director of

body of _.,, well-iitted shirt waist, ,,, ,iublic works. The Democrats have ri that nulll be correct guide for til, candidate in the Field and the out~

§’l§f.,,-~j;}§_§_-5 shoulders and the arm-holes. And to “Gmc Of the llfllllllfyr l1ll0ll0U1€Et flint '€`_»35_;",?E§IF make the shoulders and the iirinholei Plttsllllflih fills known ill Years. iS

feel comfortable is all that is neces- filled With “llC€l"tl1lllf-Y-

siiry ns un eliistic ribbon run through Allwllfr the Cities Whlvll Will nonlin- :3:3'._>h‘._§_-_=”; ,, casing nt the lowei‘ edge of thc lite candidates for commission ofliccrs ivnistcoiit will draw it smoothly over next Tuesday and elect them in No- me lmgt mul imclr and nporrt tliq .feniber ure Erin, Iieiidlng, Wilkes- waisfline. If the lower two-thirds of linrre, Hnrrisburgh, Johnstown, Al- the wnistcorrt‘s back is of liatiste, the toons, McKeesport, York, New Cus- '5“-,_? frm-ment will be firmer and wear bet tle, Williamsport, Easton, Hazelton, ""”=-=_»»_f; mr, since that portion of it must Oil City. Bradford. Franklin. Lsbim- =“.;n7...'*.:j stand most of the strain. The fronts un, Pittston, Monongnhela and Titus-

_zg may he solidly pin~tuckcd nud fasten- ville.

"' " cd blindly with hooks und cyes, or All of these cities are to adopt the

finely tucked in groups at each side commission form of government in of u row of tiny crystal buttons, December. This new system carries

§__ while the neck may be finished with with it the direct legislation prin-

"f-_-°’-`-I eitllier a standing or ii turned-over ciples of the initiative.

1 col ur.

E Leiitlier rind suede are popular for

'-_;_-°‘ many of thc accessories of woman's

§ dress. One of the newest things is .

; the wide hip belt-sn sort of leather aidsto _ th_.,r_an _ ' _-_*;“_ peplum fitted in the flare, of the hips, strengt§0ggn?fi;,lt andagémgge Ii’ und twelve or fourteen inches wide. -’ er ,` E These belts are fastened with bull and npsswhwhdepend onth-econdl' E socket fastenings under little pearl tion 0fh€3ltl1*3.l‘€ tl'l€.f8IIl0\l8, 3 irrrimnr. 'riiey are lined with rink in time-tested, safe and speedy E sr-lf color. ‘ " -

§_E 'rirrr .mari sleeve is rr riuiury uririi- - I E tion to the evening frock. The sleeves .` ` E diniiniitive in length, are formed 0’ - -_ - ' - 4 V

§ chiffon, and encli continues in a long

Arise, arise and 1et__us go Arise, arise and let us go Farewell, adieu to Finneryl

Trin nrin u huro, Trin arin u hiiro, Trin arin u huro,

My lnst adieu to Finnery. iWritten from memory.)

-C. Hume.

________.__,`____

ISLE OF MY DREAMS.

Dear Isle that over haunts my

dreams

Though from it fur I wander Its beauty re-appears mid beams

llcfore me as I ponder.

A fertile soil of deep red hue ‘

Beneath ri, rich' green carpet

Above, ri sky of deepest blue

Quickly the tourists mark it.

The waters that its shores surround

Abound with living treasures

Its woods and rivers, parks and

streams

Afford all kinds of pleasures.

Its fruitful orchards, fragrant flow-

ers

Its wealth of vegetation

Its handsome homesteads rind its

bowers

Tmpel true admiration.

Dear peaceful Island of the free

Where times are always lively

its winters wild are filled with glee

Its summers mild are lovely.

l_ r -‘I

Lands at _Lot -58 for

Sale at Auclion »~

To he sold at Public Auction in

front of the Court House in Charlot- tetown, on Friday the twenty-fourth duy of October next, 1913, at twelve o'clock noon, two trdtts or- pieces of land.

1. All that tract, piece or parcel oi

land situate at Garfield in Township Number fifty-eight (58) in Queens County bounded on the west by the Wood Island Road, on the South by land now or formerly occupied by Christy MacEachern, on the East by land in the occupation of Donald MacLeod and on the North hy land in the occupation of James Falconer,(ex- cepting thereout two' acres sold by Annie MacKay to William Ross,) the nbove land to be sold contains Forty- eighi: acres a little more or less.

2. All that other tract of land sit-

uute on Township Number Fifty-eight. (58) in Queens County. bounded as fol- lows-Cornmencing at the South west angle ofthe St. John‘s Church land at the east boundary line of land formerly in possession of the Widow MacLennan,. thence south sixty-three chains and fifty links, thence west six chains and twenty-five links, thence south to the north boundary of the "Glebe Land" thence north seventy- four degrees, thirty minutes east twenty-one chains thence north six degrees west Bixty»four chains, thence west to the place of commencement containing an ares of sixty-eight acres a little more or less.

3. The above tracts of land will be

sold together or separately to suit purchasers at reasonable prices. Terms easy and will he made known

at sale. _ , '

lgbaated this ninth day of September,

1 .

MACLEOD & BFNTLEY

Solicitors,

- Charlottetown.

1383-9-9 Mtu3i.

For Sale

Gsstgine ,lobsteii boat, 28 feet

over ii wcigirapfamh sierra", built newhlt. ' '

`l'

gui

w o

. _ Wm? aHOD, of £118 Rose Tea could possibly be given.

N.B.--Cafes usd! will 5113 Red Rom Coffee qugly [ood I8 Red

. ',v_,

to it

ii -_ _n I , inn ,_

. . . ;

It is quality the far-mers . Want, nrt

cheapncss when he buys Paris Green. .

The farnier knows that Pads Green that docs its work

thoroughly with one application is a good-deal more 'coz on-' mical than lower priced Paris Greens that fail to kill-

We lell if r

S. W. CRABBE

Hardware Merchants.

, fi -r sf i i-_

9¢'»V\3lR»

www

. M5 is-\’~. C°$"i,g¥r5

'Beciiuse “B`eaver" Flour ls the original and

genuine blended flour. It contains nutritious, " full flavored Ontario fall wheat, blended with a

little Manitoba spring wheat to give

added strength.

“Beaver” Flour is not like the woman who can make only one kind of culze or one kind of fancy pastry. “Beaver” Flour is like the nttrsrfilve, capable, clever housewife who can make Bread, Rolls and Biscuits - Cakes, Plea and Pastry-and makes them all equally well. Thzif'l the flour you want l Order it at your dealer-'s.

DEALERS-Wrifs in for prius on Feed. Saaru drains and Corcnls.

r |42 ,

'l'Il¢ T. H. 'IAYLDR C0-» Lllidiellr Chatham. 0||L

6% Kent St,I~Ialifax,N.S.,Travelling Sales Agent

The accuracy of the M cC la ry k thermomct er makesgood bak-

ing a certainty-~~ also adds a lot of satisfac- tion to the work. _ You can scarcely afford to to overlook the several

exclusive features of I the Snsk-alta when W buying your new range. Ask your dealer to

explain them.

10/vooir

range 5- M°Claiyb

Sal# by Korn

.ir .

are sold every

dealers who liac

up our giiaranlee on iliis splendid

csusll*

‘rangesi

here liy good

s»-5- ,lu-xc