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.AUGUS'1"3»19‘° ' ~i-ss Ll-iiisi-_News "r- 'ri-in CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN. ' ,.,,,,,.,. ,,,.. An, PAGE Ei-.`ic ‘_ `

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nie' o1Ja5N's .couiur iiuiiuiiiii

_ Wilfrid _Forbes,_l-'ort Vernon, was Dr. J.- Boyle Travers of Bt. John! Miss Ella McEwen, York l’oint,l Miss Nellie F. Stavert has return- CY Y()`UNG¥H-_`URI@1T"'1 " . registered at the Queen H0tel;'11Dl,t'y1,' is seriously ill again. was in the city yesterday. ' ed to Wilmot Valley from n Visit gn _ ` PITCHING RECOR

Harcourt Ri»gci‘s\'ille and \loncton, _

10--When CY:

»‘ -. ` yesterday. l 2"" ‘. '-- l , . . _ 1

'-* Miss lena Coyle City is visiting' Tile baud music in the Gardens N B CIilGVl<}LAND, Aug. _ _,of mi(

'H9nd'Umbesnl|`l New Pfowse 'Bl0Ck_ChaI'|O[t5t0wn`_ The last and best outing cfm the,frie_nds ‘in lone. ' last evening was greatly enjoyed bv_ ’ l --- Young, the veteran 'ptc r

_ . .. _ _ _ - _ _ _ fi. ~u ~ii r ks for i\isl¢~.1`~iiin¢i cum, wcii the slebonj d game

The latent news. first or all.

Rev, Ewen McDougall will preach

on wednesday, 17th, at Dundas, and 'l`hursday, 18th, at Bangor at 7.30 p.m.

Many friends will regret that An- drew Miller, Bridgetown( ls not lm- proving very much from his long ill-

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this city last evening on the North- umberland and is stopping at the Victoria. |

The Reverend Henry B. Rogers, of

Philadelphia, will preach in St. Pet- ¢|-’s Cathedral tomorrow..evening. V H Latham, New Domin-

VY Y l“°aS"“ at B""b\ll`Y UN M0lld3Y- All -- a lni,,e cin_ouise of people Rev J F l 15 wi il me

Master' Robert McL`cod Boston ' Bholtld mmf. Only 15 ¢¢nf,5_ _ Mrs M. J. McLeod, Edmonton, is ~ "' ' ' ’ ` h l a double-header from the Wash-,

on a visit to his gi'andl{1other lvlrss Ch 'l 'W l ~ f _ _ , visiting in this City. ' , Ri>uii~nihir the moonlight cxcii,-snml " Thomas Owen, Bridgntnwn ' 'ithy Bl eb 21 tel. Fpiunto. crossed £0 _ Z- _cn s. S. lim-isiiil next Fi-ldiiv nizm_.

' 1 ls Citi' mill- 0Y€lllllZ_0D UW NOT*-ll' Dr Henry riniiill of Roxbury, Mass. and make ft gi point lo he there. 2

Miss Eme R____Tt______ whu ___ Stud _ n_r;il_ier_i1ii<l and is registered at the is visiting in this province. . _.____,

_ing ,.,,n.,i,,g ,,, New Yon, ,B expectgd ° °"'1~ _ --_- _ _ _ 1 iviiss _Nexus osilsnt iicsi-etiiriisii tn arrive hy tonight.; express to S J H0 b --st J __ . __ _ Mclieod. Cambridge. is _in _to t his city after spending th,-ee yisit her home in Marshfield. f,h__5'c_ity:’|‘n£;’eYeni_._,g (;nn’u?err;,‘:)°_f%_ €g;_Taf|l~Y all(1_lH Bt0Dll_lHg_l\t the VIC- weeks at her home in Well-__

Sir Mamchy HT M_ _ __ um er ani an is s opping at the ' -1 ____

fax_ a____ived hi* thislllb l_l;1_l_Y,o__Ht€l_le Victoria. ’ _ M__r_:i_. ‘((l;_iv.) R__oi£:e_rs. All(;erton,_‘wai_i Everett Stephenson. North River. Northumberland last evening and B 1- ~ d* B . 1" IS Cl Y YES el al’ all F0815 811%( and Ephraim f'liillips, Tyne Valley.

D_ M_ C0nd0n_ Moncton, crossed f_0_st_(,npi“g at the Victoria Hoteh are teréd ‘aF__le__;0ll.V€_gr_;t;_r;ah__B\;'a_5v;:§;`l at the Queen. ’ ~ ii__\_;ercQaviiong__ tgicise vi_ho__i'ezlstcred at

_l_ _ . ' 'it' 8 ll((3ll 0 f‘. ~ PS.0l` y.

MrB_ D_ E_ Flummer Miss Cmrk §_i___<;{_0s;ieddto this cftY on the Nor- _ A. McDonald, Mt. Stewart. wah? -}---

Mary P. Humphreys. Ilaiira E Hnml er an ' "1 l-h1S.C_\_l-Y Yfislilffllfl' Rnd l'BElSl-ered Hon. J. F. l‘ummiskcY. accompan- phm n any M,._ H h ‘ _ M F_ t d _ H at the \ict0ria. lei by his dnilghteig Miss' Kathleen,|

~ . M. D ' th' f on a short visit

suhiect tomorrow evening in t 9 0|. (`e|iti'al (‘hi'i.~'finn f‘h1iri'h, The Tvstl§ngt<»ii club at WashingP0n _recently

of Loyalty. (Ju Monday morning hc noel- 5 lmpd 5 and Mrs. Floyd will irnvc for s¢.,h,. an-.,mmishs¢i is ieacunvrecedented Joiiii, N. B-. lor three or fuilrlin the iii.-tory iii his national game. weeks' holidays. lluriiig his absence ' ` Rev. A. B. Wade of lvlontagus-. will,twen¢y.0n¢ years’ connection with slliliilyfauil all the regular HL-rviresiiiis Nstimmi and American leagues.

of the church will he continued.

li ttfe of elevenifnningip,

It was his 500th victory during hi!

I r iitrher in the big organ-

has only 251 games. ' _

In his twenty-one years of pitching

has failed only three times to

Y “IDP revs and wife rs los an Miss unn

I "; have is morn ng _. . . . _

Vi H rbor Geo I’ lped by having the disorganized Bos-_

citl' t d ‘

3; Luke’s Church, G€FmBnt0\vn.’Q1icer¥.eB er ay and regmtered at the §°r‘;;"°'b WCW DHSSGUEGFS 911 the Ii. T. and Mrs. Sutherland, Wind- 1,0 Boston and Haverhill, pings, iMaclitn. i urray ' a ; __ ._

9" ‘Um "mild Hlld FIFO registered sor, Ont., are in the city and are ---- ’McA_ulay. Tmcailic (‘rosi:: Malcolm.

at th” Vi°‘°‘"ia H"t°1» Citi” stopping at the Queen. _ .Many ,ook a,,,,,__,,,m,,e _,f nn, nm Mcinnis, i-:bsiieler

95 iS_ "inning better than ever ber as J. J. Gs it s an _ . in his athletic career. The' contigt urday so tiiel' \\'ll1mthii;-elgsll Baeitd amyfxilg illioslelDi1;ll;rHei'inI;0;l0Ithe l/Ni? twday hy th? S‘ 'S' Harland' The H' L' B‘”`d°" "pe“m his Serits "fl

' ViSl(£0fS Dl`€SUlf “'0\`9 Charmed “'lU\'Nova Scotia meetings at Truro to-_

ton club behind him. ‘ At. that his 'record was about-

o that of the Boston clu ‘

lt is reported that Michael Tho - ___

m '___ lii;~htful sail up the West River ves- '-""' §”‘l“91 t '

'The ncxt two years the Bostons wc _ _

ag to pieces and finished with mar , o .3114 aiid.3‘J0 which were much .

Mrs. J. .

ion and her nelce, Mrs. Pike, andifor supremacy between him, Gnmenievery nnst0n,e,._making 8 purchase at toria Hotel yeste_______y

' ' the SUCHPFY “ll l`0‘lfC- day. Before thc puhlii' iiieetiiig a‘ _

" ‘lower than Yoiiiig's percentage ol,

son, Master Am0s`Pike of Dorchest gr, Mass., spent yesterday visiting friends in this city.

A concert and basket social will be

held in the Vernon River Bridge Hall

o’cloclr, in aid of the Methodist Church. Admission, fifteen cents.

A picnic will be held at Hampshire on wednesday, riis mn mst, on the beautiful farm of Thomas Easton. A table for strangers. . All should come. If weather' unfavorable, picnic will be held on 18th.

best ever held There will be liberal

A cablegram received yesterday by' J. W. Richards, M. P. announced the safe arrival of' his father Hon. William Richards in England. The steamer Royal George in which Mr. Richards sailed, made a quick pas- sage from Quebec being out about seven days.

A Bridgetown correspondent writes:

The farmers here have saved, in the best or order, one of the flnestfcrops of hay ever harvested in this section. All other crops are looking splendid. The starch factory is nearing com- pletion. It is nn imposing structure and quite an addition to the town. There are quite a number of visitors here just ndw. Mrs. W. E. Laird and her little daughter, Ethel, from Go- van, Sask., are spendingafew days among friends here. Miss Jessie M. Bell, Charlottetown, is a guest at 'l‘. T. Wiggfnton’s. Miss Ethel Squnrehriggs, Boston, is visiting her nu'nt, Mrs. J. A. Sterns, Bridge- town.

'z :An investigation of the Pittsburg Safes sold by A. F. Moeckel, Hall- fall. will repay you if interested. Do it now while you have the chance. Our safes sold on easy terms. Geo. Harmeyer, Agt., Charlottetown.

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Ement booths will he provided and nl ,general E0lNl d8.y’s sport is sure to ' attend. '

This is the second occasion in twen.

l~'Y'three years that the Maritime athletic Chfimlllvllshlvn have been held in Charlottetown. In view of this It ls fell that ii gi-est attend-

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drowned in about six inches of water not 50 feet from his home. It ap-

thers and sisters, were playing gn the heach in front of their house. The' other children got into 5 dory am1| moved some distance from little Os- wald, wlro, it was supposed had fall~, en asleep just below high wa’ter|

ance on the 17th will reward tlielmark. The tide coming in sudocated sory Miss Mattliew and memher.; uf

Aliegwell; A. for their enter- him before he could make an outcry the I. 0. O. F. who were attending Dr se in iifioiding the public an op_§When found hy the father, he was,the Grand Lodge meeting in Truro lwrtunlty to see the most classy¢lYiHi: almost dry as the tide was on returned home last evening by thr: athletes in action. Qtlle Bllll. and must have been dead Northumberland.

Farm _ ____-_;___- -_over_ one hour. The parents are' _i

._ ers _in is roviiice will be neary distracted as the child was a, Frank _qtnnneln nf Stanneldn Ltd

;i_itseirés_'§;_cl__i;:__tl;_e; ngof t_l_i_e_?Voodpeck-ifavorite. _He was ii bright little fel- '1‘;~urQ_ has gone on a nnniness trip w__h _______t__ __ Z e _rv ic appears, ,low a_.n<\ a favorite with all who to .Eng1nn.1_ Mrs Sta.nne1n_ with ner

_ a ions, esewhere in to- knew him In their deep sorrow Mr. child,-en_. also her sisten Mrs E,_ D_

d8Y_;i paper. These engines are thoi--|and Mrs. McRae have the sincerelvernon and ,jhnnl-en are snmmering $:_l;<s_1l_y__;_1;_l_i___t}l;L¢;_ and _are _giving uni-iaympathy of their m-any freinds here.1 nh the ~gencheS_-» pich0n___T,.,n.0 who ______ ____ ion 0 piese_nt users_Mr. Mcllae is a P. island man, Exc_ Mn and ,Mrs Stnnneld have __ _ em most economical in _and came over here with his fam'ily=_n1anyfrien,1s in this pg»0vince_

t ll use of gasoline for running pnr- some three years ago from (Tardig-ani . ____ poses. _ Bridge and is engaged in lobster fish- The nnse of three gmail h,-,y_n_

mg f0I` the P0l`U*1“d`PaCk"l2 (70 ~ minors-charged' with stealing small

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E gpog Tnx NOtine__Au nm-ues Dwn_ lU0n1~ articles from the Arena Bowling Al-|

‘ k ' _ _ _ leys occupied the attention of thei'

Head-

noh nam on or heforn the 15th An, *itll S S_f1V_;?‘ _l”0Y_“ ' -safe f__0n‘_ -A _f was tried behind closed doors and -

.gust prose_cution` shall_ tlgen coin- FQ? ____y;_e__iic__e__y H You can ____ I §_1_i_i____l_i_id;e;ieii ac_;:;;_i_;i;i_t 0; t;i;ii;__e_xt;_i;i;_i_ri_e

`menc°‘ or tw recovery O t' e same' likewise if interested. ` Geo. Harmey-imand_ n11(,,,',nd` th g0_ . _ _ _

A ent Charlottetown 8-l3d1i_ _ _ _ ‘ _ _ _ __ _ _ __ __ __ _______ ________ _ _ __ ___ _ _ f________ __ :_:____,_ _*___

Victoria Hotcl.` c

011. Sterling and others on the 17thlSatiiri.la and Snturda ' ’ _ , f will _alone he worth the price of ad- cial trade, will receiveyanli'Ei}l1tq?iet;piL;f Geo A W,,,,d,,m,.d R d H J ----- - convention of thc l‘onsci'\'at.iv¢-.s ofi mmsmm HOWUS (Pl`0l/llllllg the stock holds Beal ‘both of Boston wert] registei'ed The 4th llcginieiit Ilifle Association G"l°hesteV °°“my was held to rw'

Postniaster_ J. G. McLeod, Bridge- :1)l‘li§)stil[lh‘c%:hi[iIa‘;nyanldm§llodhgdiftatzki gglthe Vwtoma Hotel' City’ yesufr” Him llillfltutts Spoon :Tg(;n;|,,U“ “tiny l;l11;tailx?c.al?£;lldWlerl(€lial‘lt? ltiz?yl»rl(§f

town. met with ll painful accidentaiadvantaze of it, and he one of the Y. --_ inf ku_,Hl(;Ur}1-l-?m.;[ ,fl C ,, t Truro. *md Frllnk »`!ffll‘\ll0l<.l WCW

on Thursday. A\lE\1Bl'- 13th. all 8.f€W days a_g0 in the loss of pa;-1; of recipients ofa bunch of flowers This S H Jones Sahrcvois P Q tli» 'octlcr krmllla ~'lr1?\f'bt‘?ul<‘1l“ Us n- “°mi“at"'d‘ M" Stuart “'18 presentl

the tw” middle lingers of his leitlmal' he the last dal/ 701' llivlngfthem well known slice -bu er 'w ' "'th‘L lin’ ‘li ;lllln`t"L';»l'l‘»1: Li cseigiltv"Tlx`liVierl?e hilt Wlllllll "Ui SHY ll |10 “"l\ll<\ W1-i hand. Dr.. Mo|»,.,s_ D_,ndnS_ d,.eSSed‘away_ as the firm dues not want to city mit eveninp “X 'H881 I-nt 1? ,Oil u.~_ .‘. fl _ V( . \',;.,.-. f`cept til'l hc had cr;iifer'rcil w th Frank, the_W0llfl<l~ Mr. Mclleod takes the! interfere with the florists' trade but at the* Queen I-lgotlzfl W I gls ere( nut.” 'mr ml/M M Um C “mb U Stanfielil, who is now in linglniid and;

accident ns only trifling. _ |f£atl;i_e_r clclar their stock in this way _-h = m H' will not return for three \\'i-eki;._'l`h_ci_ii _ _ _ -1- o e acvantage of the florists in f ~ - """ is no certainty that Stanfier wi '1ll_el'e will he horse races at John. the future. LhrgwnE-Lértllshnzfglxgan yigrhlvienninn Walter Auld spent vcsterilriy in accept and Stuart’s action will pm-

stons River Park on Monday, Aug- _ l with n large general cm. 0 and if Vicwrin_ M,-_ Anim nfhn han hnenibwbly depend on what Stimfield doe.-s. list 22nd, which promise to be the A sad drowning accident occurred bout thirty passengers g a teaching on the mifinlaiid ieaves ho.;-St John Tclcgriipfi. Mr Stanfield is

. at Bayfield un Sunday, the l.7th, inst, -- ' ‘ day for his home in Birch (;|~nve_ a native of this Province.

g;'_':_f5_a ‘éngred and lf- iS' expectediwhen Oslvlllll. frhe two year old son Miss M. Eliza O’Neill and R, M, Freetown. He intrnds to go to Dal-

” °“'<'-‘H Will enter Refr s - °f Al9XHl1K10r McRae, was found 0'Nei11_ \,',n-non Riven were in nnn honsgn i;0||ege_ 1-ia1ifnx_ at the nnsn. ___

city yesterday and registered _nt me ing of the fall term to hcgin his Arts

ourse.-Victoria Colonist. Minard's Lininnient (lures Burns, etc,

pears the child with his 'little liro-! --- - _

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victories. 4

This year he has won only on -

third of his battles, but he has pltc cd great hull and would have W } more than half of his games had h f not been \i|i_fortu|iiif.'e enough to by .- on the mound on days when .the Nnps were not hitting. Three timed! ,the Clcvelaiiils have _ .been blanked when he wus' pitching, while 'on two ` other occasions they =lia.ve_ scorél » only one run hchind him. ' __.

Cy says he never will he a minor

leaguer, tliatZ‘he will quit when the Amcricnii league becomes too fn!‘t for him. According to his present_ form he will not he called upon to

l No ot ic l . ,i'/.iitions has wun 300 games, and of _

The following registered at the* all Yoimg's rivals Matbewson. of the North American Hotel. City, yester- Giants, has the._h£at ~if€¢6rl1~_and he -

day: Mrs. A. M. and Leo }'olland_| Dorcliester, Mass; Wesley I’ayntei',_

/a North Rustico. Amos Rodd, North. ynnng _ _

Milton; William Hernnr<l_ Hunter lliv-1 win more than half of the games. In er: G. G. Smith. Concord N. H4! 1905 he came within one game of Mrs Maud Martin Butlalo Road' A wreaking ev¢n_ but he was handicap-

years, or until he victories to his uri-dit. »

The mail train arrived in this city . - ._

at nine-fifty last evening being right on time. also all other trains inward yesterday were on time.

Mrs. Henry Lapthorne, Miss, Es-

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retire for at least- two or three

has placed 550'

Furniture -- cnrpets - oilclctlis --- ciirlnins drziperiesi -_ -.cret`ons~-~ .

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Fiiriiitiire coveriiigs--table liiiens»--fancy linens-~ sheetings---towelines--iowels--qugs-- hlankets--coiiiforts ctr.

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laresl variely hui sells cheapest.

IPS welll worth remembering when you require ~som _ household goods that this store not only offers h

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_ Er-ly Shopping

Our closing hour for Sat

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urdny will

Wediiesday August iytli ought to be the biggest day of sporting events evci' _ _ _ _ _

sou we felt iiiterested _t_o, the degree that we ,di'cl":1l`l within our power to get one of the best “Iloliduv I rziiii s-_clicdu _es-cv. i' ruii on

` ` f ' S 'G Suuiiiier ide Miirray Harbor' :uid Georgetown :uid iiitcriiieclizite points will have

J the P. E. I. R. .Allpersoiis coming rom ouri., _ s , r ._ _ _ _ _

' ' ' ~ ‘ - ~ - J l ciiiciits forthe occasion we l

licld iii the .\l:1i'iliii1e Provinces :ind for flint ren.

l fore the events start and us wc will offei spccizil baigaiii inc uc _ ,OPC

be 10* p. m. and anyone coming in up to that hour ,will receive courtcoiis treatment. However, we recommend that all of you who can had best do

your shopping Friday or carly Sut- urday. It gives us a chance to give

you a really hotter and more satis-

While Lawn Wnisfs

The second week in August is rather

earl tohcfin clcniiiiig lioinc and we are

over.-itocked iii'sl1ii't \vaists :uid are so

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1 not doing it iii geiicrzll, but we got. zi little

factory serv ice.

.LINEN A COATS

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We will sell all our $7.25' Pure Linen DuSt COMS f01'

$5 l5~

Lillie Notions

Large packages of pins, 3 and 50. Full card of pearl buttons, fic. ull

to vias. '- _ _

Fancy frills-nicely mndc in boxes

of 0 frfllg.for 25.

Wonien"s large sized combs, 12c. strong, hell-marie unc comps, ioc. Hair brushes, fine quallty. 35°-

` Braiding, per yard, lic. to 220. Gelulold side combs, 1F»c. to 650. imlr-

- Geliilolil back combs, 25c.. to $1.15.

Pocket Hnndkerchlefs, 50.. t0 30 Ilnil 35c.

Large linen handkerchfefs, 25c.

Fancy silk ones-small sizes, 25c.

Cotton thread, per spool, 5c. cnch. Pretty wash belts, l9c. Fancy belt buckles, 4511. and 55.-

each.

Backage hair pins, 2 and lic.

Large hair pins, 5 and fic.

Handy measure tapes, Bc.. ouch.

Men's pant buttons, lic. doz. Men’s plated collar buttons, hc. i

dozen.

Men’s Men's M_en's Men's

collar buttons, 5c. doz.

plain tie holders, 5c. fancy tie holders, 15c. cull holders, i0c. pair.

Men's fancy bat hands, 35c. Men"s shoe strings, lc. pair. Men’s garters, all colors, 25c. Men’ii sleeve hi@ers, 5c. to l15c. pr. Men's cuff buttons, 25c. to $1 pr.

Fancy vest buttons, 25c. for 6. Ulub ribbons for fohs, etc., 25c. yd.

' Trunk keys, all styles, Bc. Suit cue keys, 5c.

Patent hook-'on tie holder, Zlic.

i ‘Toéker-collars, 2 for 251:.

‘_'Blrher'a collars, B for wc.

Wash Fabri_i_:_§

Underskirts for 75c.

Lawn waists, A price.

Wash. belts, 19:1.

Lisle gloves, special, Z5c.

Wash suits,/33 l-3 off.

Wash collars,'25c. _ Iliiien and repp coats, in white and

natural colors, 54-56 inches long, about A dozcn left, selling less 331-3 od regular prices. _

wasii skirts, ms.-is si fins quell'-Y

repp, duck and lawn, 33 1-3 oil. '

75c. corsets, special n,t 49c. Special 36 in. shirting cotton, 1Z,\c. F'aucy twillcd fiunnclette, 15c., for

l2,l,c. ._ .

lifnen towels, a snap at 2 for 251:. Sl iii. print., over 100 pattcrns,8ic. lfiiti- Oxford sliirting, no dressing,

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Iinrgc quantity sponge cloths, 31or

lllc.

Special range, zephyr ginghams at

l0c.

Workiupmen’s

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75c. halbriggan underwear, 50c.

uit. B $1 balhriggan underwear, 750. suit.

65c_ working shirts, 50c. each.

$1 fancy waggon wraps. 75c. Blue overalls at $1 per suit. Black overalls at $1 per suit. Blue overalls better H8110. M131-50

anxious to get rid of tlieni again that wc . marked all our $1.00 white lawn wiiists at _ _ -

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ziiiiple time lo dotlicir shopping ie J , . _ _

for a fair share of your patronage. _ ._ _ _ __ i _ _

A This :id to-day is briiii full of all kinds of\vezi1'able necessities at prices worth coiisideriiig. \Ve cater to the wants of 'the

athlete. ' __ _ _

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Worsled & _Vicunai

Men’s Suils _.

al $15.00

Wash Vesfs

\\'c linvc zilioiii 4 doz. fniicy wash \'ests leff :ind

iiisicrill of holdiiig ilieiii :uid eveiitiizilly sell 11;(-in ni llic-ir i'c;_f1ilur price wc liuve rlccideil to let t-hem go nt cost plus io p. c pi‘of"it, fi good iiivestinciit for next

Special Excursions'-’

On Weilncsilny of next week, the

day of the Maritime Cliumpionshlps, there will bc run 11 special sclieilille

of trains, as nrrnngeil specially hy Mi'. Ll. (7. Pmwsc and Mr. S. A. Mc-

licoil, and wc hope to see n large

i:nt.\`icriiig from ull parts of the ls- lniiil. Our stori- will offer special

bargains for mit.-of-towii shoppers. on

I that lfnte. _

Sllll\lll(’l' t'\‘Cll. 1

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t l k lin ic cloth or (lark, mid iiicrliiiiii

Very choice worstcd suits, double lircnstec sac ' -1 1 , _

dark groliiid, striped or checked, verydrcssy cffccl; thc iiiiitcrial is all wool :uid will give good wear; ltaiinii lines; sizes 3,4 to 44, $15 oo.

Suits iiindc of very best black or blue Iiiiglisli Vicurin clolli, piiiic wool f,\,'oorls, cut

iii the sea‘zoii‘.‘= newest and approved styles, Single and doiililc hi'c-:islcd .sack .sliapcl

to 18 oo.

limicl padded and liriiid felled collars, clioiccst liiiiiigs; sizes 3.1 _|_|,_ 5

Men's Paiamas

Underwear

\\f'liili~ lniliioi liiicn “Col-

cln" l‘:\j:i|ii:\s $i_';'5 pair.

“'l`ooki~s" liliie :md \v|1iio

flniinvl l":ijanms 1.75.

“\V. G. R." iiiilitnry froiil,

no rolliirs 2.7;. »

“\\'. G. R." iiiilifnry froiil,

rolliirs allarhi-rl 2 75,.

“\V. G, R." plniii froiils.

collar :iflrirdivil 1.7;.

M¢n's Bells

lixlrn wide iinil s'r.oiig

Bells 5oi‘.

Tan irorded lcnllicr Bells

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l’urc wliili- wehb Bi-its 3_=,i'. Black patent-lock Bells

456.

Boys' Bells all colors 250. ‘ Men's Robes

We have a lim- nssorf-

nirnl of 'I`u|'l¢ish lliilli Roln~..~i iii a half dozen dill`vi1eiii i‘~l- ors; nll well nindo and full

sizi-s, regufiir 4.00 now 3.(>o. Men a Gloves

Pi-rriii's $1.75 .I-`ri‘\idc kid,

i.6_; p|‘_.

l’ci'r||i`s 1.95 Elk Thiis

1.65 pr_. _ _ _ l’crr|ns i.7_; Dog Skins i,fio pr. _

Dciii`s 1.75 fioislicd kid,

i.6o pr.

“l~Iton" 90- Boys' Dog

Skiii,8oc r.

"=»’e_ll°_cils!!9hi9!_°

Exccldn Brand pure linen,

acc.

lixrcldn Brand, “Initials”

'2.,~

_-, . Piirc Silkine, fancy, 2 for

z5i'.

l’uro whiti- linen, 3 for 25r. Cotton, all colors, loc,

each.

fx i

Special

You are sure to find just the

Sweater you want hci'c--- priced :it from .loc 1ip,r1ccoi'd= ing to size mid r|ualit_\' of goods. \Nc`re going to give :1w:i_\' ai $5 wntcli frcc to :iii_\' wiuiicr \vc:1riii_e"oiic of our

| .~‘\\'».-zifcrs so iloii`t"éiitcr with-

out hziviiig one of Prowsc Bros. Sweaters on, and there- by get ri $5 wa_tch free. Sec tlieiii iii Ricliiiioi_i_d St _wiiiclow.

i\i\\\' Sgr.

I oo iii\\\' S_r,i'.

l"i|ii- \\'i~§g|il lilui' oi'

ri-gi|l.u' 1.40 now 851'.

,igulnr i.ooi1mv R50.

g1il1|r(>_;i‘ iiov. _r,oi'.

l’l:iin Lisle Ili-.~'i~

_15i' |ii\\\' 25i~.

F:\i|i‘_\"Llsli‘ llo_<i~

45i', now 3_-gr.

Plnlii llinvk Colioii

UP |1f|ii‘.

Plain Tan Colton ll

Boy’s Wash Sulfs

l'¥oy`s Riissiaiii Soils of /\m¢-ricnil (inl-

alcii, neat 'blue stripe prim-r'lu1,‘ 'sai'oi- collzlr and llvliiclinlilc frnnf point, lriiniiil-if with slrzippiiigs i`>f`_.~4amc-goi,\d§, kiiiclcois. sizes 2 in r) years d5r.'-

, Mail 0riIers

Slioulil flicrd lw any rirfirlcs :\i|v~_°rfisi~il

licijq fluff you '\\'ish'|o order by mnil kim!- l_\' cnt out lliat pzirl and mail to us-:ill ori.f_ers filled prom pli_\'.

- Phone 0rders

Our Plioiio niiiiilwi' is |41 :incl you may

fcirl nl |ierii°i‘l liborly fo call us up :il :uiy lime and nuike any enlniiries iii-euisil-_lill l’hn`ife orders given prompt ailentioii. l`r_v an order to-iliiy.

pair.

f\L‘.rli‘x, \\'|\ili: only I'

Kemp Kool i'i-_i`-'film' i.oo

i-i.5iil;{

wliili'

l1;|ll\i'§_L{_q.'!|\, rililivil null pliiiii

.»\fli|i‘li\~, lii:lil\\'\'ig|il rc-

Men s Hose

l":ii1<‘_\' i‘li.\ll|i\ci'l¢ llnsv rl"

ri‘_\;1|l:\r

i'i~g\|l.'||‘

llu

osi' |7c

Men's Shirts

Rcgi|`l:\|'Y$'z.r_i`\Aoiii sliirls

1.50,

Rc-giilni' i.:5 fuiii'_\'

(S56. ,

Rvgiihii' 1.75 full

shirts 1.45.

Rcgiilnr _Loo :il|\ii\i‘

751.

l{ci_»'i|l:ir |.oo f;iiiC_\'

sliirf

sliii-is

ili'i‘.ss

sliirls

2, _:,o. _ ’ ‘ / Men a Ties

All our (i_=,c lies for 5ui‘.

Tho regular 501:

JSF- ` »

Ri-giilhr _'45i‘ lies for

tics for

2 qi-

Ri-giilnr 25|' lies for izqgz i5c \\'.1s|i lies for lov.

Men°a “iii

i'\ full sfiickof Haw'

Hills lius _|usl :ii‘ri\'i‘il.

s I lziril

\`i!ry

lafi-sl sliapes nnil i‘oli\rs,_].oo

soff lmls all colors. Sfmw Huis _=,oi‘ up.

1 sl

2.00.

' time of all trains to he run to (‘.lmr-

MEN’S FANCY SHIRTS

\Vlicii we stzirled selling those fiiiicy 7oc shirts

for 57c other iiici'clin11ts lziiiglicd :it us, and sziicl we could’1it kc-cp it up for loiig-the profit was too siiizill-liowcvcr, the shirts went out iii siicli qiiuiif- ifics that we inside just about :is iiiiicli :is others do hy clizirgiiig up to 75c foiitlic sainc shirt. `

571:

TRAIN ARRANGEMENTS l"0R AUGUST l7'l`ll

This is ii correct schi-.iliile of` the

lnttetown on Wednesday, August I7, thc day of the Maritime Champion- ships. Messrs. Prowsc Bros. and Moore & McLeod are to he commicnd- ed for their assistance in this event, lis the arrangement was due solely to their efforts. Prowse Bros will of- fer speclal inducements to out-oi- f‘1“'|'l \1llY0lTs on that day. Watch

llopcficlil____,_ Wood l:=.lunil.~1,_....

i\lelvillc...... l~1urrcy.......

Follliln ..... Grand Vicw....__. .. uii:g...§..... .

V1‘riiou.........

llcllc liivci'...._.

Vernon llivi~1'........

linkin Vci'di».....,..

_ 9.27 . 9.40 .9.»l7 .9..'i3 10,05 .l0_i2

.l0.2ll .l0.2.\l

10.40 li,.03 ll .15

R00. 801:. 701'.. 70c. 601:. 60<‘. 50c. 50c. 4."ic. 45c. 404:. 251:.

§-glliniul

, \__3i lui r

U _

cmnzorrfroiwv Lrmnmswmc .sm/P:

their ails:

Station

Souris.. . ` Bear River...... .

Mril'0ll....a

'I‘raciiilic...... ..

l`ledf'or<l...... .. Yoi'k.... . . . .

...ll.25

Royalty Jct....... .

9,00

Selkirk .... .. St. I’etcr’s.......

Mt. Stewart...... .

Train Dpts. l~`iirf

A.M. ._ 8.30

.. 9.15 . 9.35 . 9.5( .l0.25 .l0.43 .10.55 .ll.l2

Charlottetown, nrrive...I1.40

Gi~orgetown......

Mont.agiie....... (‘ai“dlgan......

Ht. 'f`eresa._.,.. Peakes ......

Pfsqilld .... ..

Mt ‘-ltcwart

. 8.25 9.05 ‘.l.3l0 9.55 10,00 l0.l5 10.25 9.00

_ Boys. "Eton" c(,nn,.n_ 2 fm- 25°, Black overalls, better grade, at _ , ` ' . . .

go! 12 paper ,cnllaiii=__, 18c. __ $li50_._ _ _we d _“mtg 980 pair ' , _ ._ ` ’ Murray I-larhor...... cya' straw hats, c. eac . la ii _ c _ . - - 1 ____ __ 9_1 Puiwi stick pins, znc. to ei. Peabody H f>v°\"»\ll°» all °l'~°°~ _ ~ _ _ = _ M“"“’ RW" r’ _ __ _ ' ' _ _ 0 0

900

901'. ilflc. 801' 701' 50i‘ 45c_ 404'. 25r. ‘ 15i‘.

90i‘. $|0i‘.

80p. 70:-_ G00. 501'.. 50c. 90:2

Mt. Alhiou.__... .......ll.28 . Hiizi-Ihi'i»okc_........ ._.,......ll.33 200. - vii.. ii.-i~i.¢-1-i..__..... __.'.._....ii.4o iss,

~‘linriof.tc-towii, n|‘rivi~._.ll.55

~li1mmcrsiilc.._...,.. _il.l0 '

Kr-nsingtr>|i....... 'l‘rcctown...._.. 8.50 l~lmoi'uld......... 9.00 fh'adalhnnc......... 9.05

l~`rciferict.on........ 9.18 Hunter River....... 9.33 North Wiltshli‘c...... 9.45 <‘...ivi11c......... i1.r.:i Milton......... ..._....l0.05 Royalty Jct.......... ........l0.l5 flliarlottctowii, ar'rlve..'_l0.30 Rctiirulng train will lmvc for Souris

at 10.40 p, in, Returning train' will leave for Mur-

90c, fl0c. 70c. 70c. 60c.

G0c. 45c. 4llc.

- 4011.

_ idk-. 15c.

my Harhyr at 10.50 pm. Ri-turning train will leave for Sum-

SUC. ,

_ ,_ _ _ _ ,.,_.._,.._ _ _ _ . I s ` 1 ' ‘ _ - `

mcrslde at 11.00 p.m.

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