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MEET ME AT THE ALWAYS BUSY STORE

THOSE NEW

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\o\\ shown by us are the very latest produc-

tions of the mills.

Plain Eftects,

Fancy Effects,

' Heather Mixtures, ‘il

' Camels Hair' Effects

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The extra width makes it very economical to

buy these beautiful goods.

4 or 4% yards makes a skirt and coat.

Prices $1.10 to $1.45 per yard.

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» The finest thing in the city for

STYLE and PIIIGE,

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“Softly the ingers wander o’er, The yielding planks of the ivsiy floor."

When a Woman

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to buy a Piano-she wants to get a good one-one that will give satisfaction. Tl e` full, round, resonant tone which is found in the

Heinlzman Piano

commends itself to all would ba purchasers;_ The leading pianists of the world speak highly of

llgdliiisk run in buying one ol those pianos.

You will Bud them “A thing cf beauty And a joy forever.”

Miller Bros

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CONNOLLY8 BUILDING.

Queen Street.

CITY & COUNTRY NEWS

AVY boy desiring to learn the printing,

should apply at this ofllce at once

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I Si:v1:RAL passengers were landed by the of is very bedttmg that the language 9 S. S. Electra. in Georgetown Saturday eve- S

nlng. __

Welling' words in a plea for mercy is

""` ""T'1 °‘ "°“°ient taste, not to sav

H.-_iRvi=:s'i'i.vu has beguii arounl Mon- °f defi i -li _-l¢lY- T115 ~1'Jl53l¢f Wh0 Mid:

"Lora, deliver us from our sinful diathe-

ague; several pieces of grain were cut last week. ' ‘ Si

DURING the time the Georgetown school kgglggegigtegé Efb-(:;;vv; h? éeiieq for

was closed the yard was enlarged, a new t J n D y was ence erected and several other improve- W ments made' supplications with a dazzling array of sta- Axy perggn desiring to 1-en; g, fi;-51; tistics? When people are in earnest they ass muse, furnished with modem im. do not resort to such tricks of speech.”

rovements and large lawn, also good out

uildings should apply at this Oflice at ca- noe. 50

oooldtolearn much. And what shall

Th us,says the Nashville Christian Advo-

Tiiii Georgetown school opened Monday gbatistics in prayer’ It was during the

ithtii fu ' t ~oftea<>hs :Pr ' pai, Principarli Ami. .ge g”°“°A"'“°"' H““ was ""°”g°d° raser; assistants Miss Matilda McDon- _C

d and Miss Ellen McDonald.

THE election of el-diers in the Montague of esbyterian Church Sunday resulted in ‘ill

following choice: For Montague, in

essrs D. G. Cameron, and D. L. McKin- for' on. For Victoria Cross, Mr. John Gillis. L <10

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ie eastern part o the Island Sunday E? ening was the dearest known for some e me, A barn belonging to Mr Matheson up

Heatherdale was burned. This barn we

in close proximity with the one recent~ io? bill'-Jed l_>ylightnin;z._. In Montague sev- , Q* J electric-lisht lamps were destroyed. _ 3;*

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Caught in the Storm. ““

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‘ THE electric storm which passed over

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Half a. dozen boys left the city Sunday

ornlng in the trim sailing craft ow Then” under the command of Capt. ' Cameron. The crew were A. Cameron (Mal. ahar, Munro, Currie and Hodgson. ey were bent on a day’s outing. They ight have reached home -before the C orm butafter they had been sailinizabout 3 o miles on the home trip the Captain cold membered that he had left his coat be- and, nd and then they were compelled to cele turn. When about two miles aw

east of 'the Asylum they encountered a fat stcrm, 'Rnd had to take in all sail and cet Ret under it for shelter. The storm was very qua severe. Capt. Cameron said he had never, soak with all his experience encountered th

like. The other "old salts” were ditto. Sou .- Immediately after ‘the squall the wind clot ' died out. The crew imagined the curse of th? ‘Tlying Dutchman” was upon »~ them as they could not get past the Asy- ' P

p um, and they were compelled to run into ~

' ` that po°ri`a.ndinake th`é°res`t of the voyage

on foot. They reached town about 9.30

feeling very wet and hungry. and convin- ti?

ced that there was ‘°no place like home" :Ld after all. '-

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t pound of lean meat also minced and ' '

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l cracked. Cover with cold water

'four hours. Season with salt, pepper,

two tablespoonfuls of kitchen bou- r

t nremove from the fire When ve

A sad A¢Cid¢Ut- msd 'andiike ajeiiy, skim' 'ali fan nor; slr ?

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A most distressing accident occurred in the

Cumberland, British Columbia, on Satur- :Fo day, July 21st, when Mr: Lauchlin C. Mc- . .an

Donald, a native of P. E. Island, and a son ‘GF

_..._ -.____________ _ STATISTICS IN PRAYERS

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Clergyman Who Was Determined Not to

Exaggerate Facts

prayer should be simple. To use great

s” was very young, but he ought to have

e say of the one who overloaded 'his

te. We recall an incident which seems illustrate the Advocate’s remark about

st visit of Mr. Moody to Richmond.

_ _ ploneo p ie dl§,est_,and most I ~

tienableof theilocalzfmiiiistérs, a man' ug at " Y_¢ffSf'1°n1°eedidir“ést~§i>ee1c1=~ to lead “ ~

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prayer. “we win ‘join with nr. R. We show such an unrivaled variety in low priced and prayer, and Dr. R. we wish to to pray

, .‘;.“;Z$_§.f.‘§-”§$‘$»"Ti’ .IL‘2.° fL?”.llg’li.{§j medmm grade €°°dS “S Wg" as heme' quality that br

whim R0ad_E.isi, iii. chssiner. se;;,;».;,i;,;tt.;:f?i;:;:,¢;:§§;g;ti;;sr$i’;nin comparison with other stocks we are sure to ham

p2'f,°h,°‘*"L‘§,‘§ your trade if vou look over the lines we are offering

siatsi-is ;v;;g.tl§2.:eppr;;s;ssb§;;1; 851;: Put the finishing touch to your wardrobe by buying §fSee;i‘h§hee':€;0?° pn::?7S°I§:,i:;f§L your next suit of clothing from

prayer, although .lt may bt,

sible, oh, Lord, that some of ‘ »- ose who stood up to-night stood up also 'T t _night.” He was determined' not to slead the Almighty or to make any mis- ;'

_, representationf-Richmond Religious

raid. _ - FH ' ED -CHICKEN BOUILLON.i Mon

ion Harland in the Philadelphia North'

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ut a large fowl into 'pieces; put it in _

porcelain-lined kettle and cove`r_ with

water. Set at the side of the * * * *

range

simmer for three hours. Season with _

ry salt,peepper and onion juice,a'nd s t w W we h"° ay to cool. ,`When cold, skim oil' the Ofhlhlml and strain out the bones and meat sortment

urn to the fire, and, when hot, add a Wa¢¢|,mak¢r, in the City rter of a box of gelatiue that has Jeweler, The half hoop 18 alfays Bblhot, ed for an ho urfin a gill of water. Engmver and whether of Dwmwd' dom m, en the gelatine is dissolved, take the

pfrom the iire,strain througha.cheese~ Ch3¥1°n¢l5°WU» P E I Iémmgtgh 'gt Baba’ PQI” h bag, and set in the ice until jelled. i mer 8’ .PP ea’ tha in u

. . equally good.

L » - we BOUILLQN- , * * # * From our atoehhersuooditliculty

ut toizether in an agate'-lined sauce- m nmkmg 5 °°1e°h°n° . -

' two-pounds' of lean beat. imincedj one" -

pounds each of beef and veal bones

bring slowlyto a boil,~then simmer

and the same qumtity of sherry,

surface of the soup. and heat just

ugh to enable you to strain out the Then ° Rmg like this 'lu be es and meat. Set this bouillon in the n°°es5"y

until again jelled and serve very cold

Q , of Mr. Charles McDonald, of Grand View, »

was accidentally killed.

It appears Mr. McDonald was a carpen-

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ter, and was repairing the mid-wall in

one of the air shafts of one of the mines, T when a small streamer of gas became ig- 26 T

_ nited. Then a heavy explosion took place,

C t. d Mrs. O.F.-T 1 th

tli,i`x;1;., aasbn.. ay or? on e, And we ould respectlullr

breaking through the mid-wall, with a 1;) concussion sufficient to break the pit head doors on the main shaft. As soon as pos- *_ sible several of the workmen descended the shaft and found the remains at the bottom of the shaft-; the poor fellow hav- ing fallen a distance of 300feet. The de- ceased was a member of Cumberland L. O. L., I. O. O. F. and other lodges,and was highly esteemed by all who had the pleas

sure of his acquaintance. He was 34 years .

Hoo¢l’s" Pills it

_, if , _ .» y ,_ ask you to look through on 22.5*-_ fl T ` stock which is now very com

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siti1°ggis§,°<i`iitlii‘_iiii1i`£iinai7yoli ieeioou. -» ~ fm" 9° 00 "P-

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And you’l1 be all right in the morning. A

old and leaves a widow and one child to

mourn the loss of a. loving father and hus * hand. The parents: of deceased have the Sympathyof the whole community in their

, sad bereavement.

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Fashionable Waist.

A zreen/and scarlet plaid flannel makes'

a. servicable waist for scl\o§_;l_ wear, an`»d,;.,_,-.,

i r ha.;-monizes with ` white collarwill€a.ke,_ A hnished look, and the tie and ' of vlevet of either color. '*°`w°”°"°i` ‘-1

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Kumfort Headache Powders are safe,

pleasant and harmless.

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Try one can of Oak Brand Condensed Milk and you will decide that it is better andc eaper thanacow, Ask your grocer for it. 30 ff-

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Perce G. Armour.

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Never look well, some looks well at first, but soon;

looses its shape, because it is not honestly made

Others look well at first and continue to do so until worn out Up to date buyers want the best md. 5s

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e leader of themeeting-not Mr. Moody y 0 them buy then. cloth,” alle"d on f tl l

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D L Sponges are the unhleaolied

to have it repaired and the Ideal UPPCX' GRS! G¢°YK¢ 5ff¢¢f honey comb for me must'

Repair Shop is just the place £0 Aug z4d&w A good 8179989 fm' the hw have the Job done. :-

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Want Something

To satisfy the “inner man," don’t know Just what, yust through _the choice an some variety of appetite

we show '

Soda, Lemon Sour etc, mann

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On and after Au ust 20th next,

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Askyonr grocer for

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