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MOORE 8:. MCLEOD.

on the main ﬂoor. It represent! a taste- fully decorated room-the wali hung with‘ a handsome design in new wall paper,rio l rugs on the floor, delicate lace curtains and portieres artistically draped here and there.

Within the room are shown many handsome new designs in wall phys- duced by the \Vatson Foster Co. of Mon. treal, for whom Moore 8c McLeod are selling agents. The Watson Foster Co. are the largest makers of wall paper in Canada-producing more than two thirds of Canada’s total output of wall paper.

In machine printed wall hauginlzi in- deed, this ﬁrm are the largest maker-s in in the world.

Moore & McLeod show in addition a very handsome exhibit of furs, cloaks, skirts, etc. _

CARTER 8c Co. Lrn.

Carter & Co. Ltd. make a very line showing of new samples oi next season's wall papers. They are provincial agents for Colin McArthur k Co. of Montreal, the largest manufacturers oi artistic wall paper in Canada. The samples shown are very elabor lte showing newtapestry eﬂects, which are very preliiy; also moat beautiful borders for ingrain panors, heavy rich varnished gold“ pipers of entirely new designs and colorings. The display isoertainly acrezlit to both the manufacturers and their agents and is

another proof of what our own fnlr Dom- inion is doing in the way of manufacture oi ﬁne goods which are second to none on this continent.

nons 8t lloolms.

This well known hardware ﬁrm have a seen ' some of the magniﬁcent display of stoves opposite the portations that have ever been brought to main entrance. Among the most nation. Prince Edward Island. of. aide is the famous MeClary Koo naY kitchen Range which is much admired. There isalsothcﬁitchelclilaqcralnaan excellent stovglfflkhoﬂlcl; he - Co. and with the lne ﬁsoi-tment“ of hall? stoves etc, an admirable selection can be

Grade made bf thogﬂdg _

made.

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nnszaan 8c IOORI. T ‘

Have a ﬁne display in ﬁne printﬁg and

tho table. Mr. Tait had intended mak-

This is one oi the most striking exhibits “3‘5h°'i°8 “l 111 kinds 0i Willie!‘ ﬂowering bulbs but owingto their late

arrival it was impossible to do so. He will however shortly have a full line in stock at his Brighton hot house.

mnuurcn8cco.

Have their booth at the east entranceto tlebuilding. There may be found lhe popular Top Draught Queen Heater. This stove though only two years in use has had a sale oi over thirty thousand in that time. Its popularity throughout Canada is the same as its popularity ihrounhoutP. E. Islmld and all who use it are satisﬁed of its merits.

GEORGE B. HUGH§.

Adjoining in the south 8m, corner ls the Apothecarlso nail’ exhibit. . Here are to be fonnd iplmeale pyramids of B08505’ Mpular remedies, Herb Food, Cough Mixtures, Horse Liniment, Stain Destroyer, etc. The booth is pnettily decorated with ﬂags and spruce which add much to its tasteful appearance.

MARK wmolrr 8c co.

It is safe to say that this ﬁrm has the best display of its line in the building- It is the lhrgest at thexpresent exhibition audprobably comprises one of thef best displays-ever shown at Provincial Fairs. George Mugford is in charge and to him is due much of the credit for the tasteful decorating and skillnl arrangement. The

‘ shown-ii mgniﬁoontand all newly imported. While in Toromo recently Mr, ,Wrlghtfrcm ﬁiry four exhibits selected the prise winners and thosemiare now on exhibition here. They have also samples of all their leading grades of carpets, oil cloths ‘etc. and here may be ﬁnest im-

. exhibit is an excellent one and’, fully up

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in the central part of the bull ng. On one side are shown all that is later ‘_ ladies,‘ goods principally jackets oi all uni hshion- able furs. On the other side made suits in all grades are displayed while surmountiog all a number of will animals tread as in their native heath. The ﬁrm’;

w the hinh standard they hava already established.

THE CONDENSED MILK 0Q.

Make an excellent exhibit oi condensed milk and cctfee in the well knownlVictor Brand. Their reliable goods are at the old stand.

i MILLER BROS.

Haveaﬁoe display or pianos, organs, sewing machines and knitting machines. The lines shown are the Hcintaman Mason and Risch pianos, Karn jand Bo- minion pianos and organs. Cneelman knitting v machines and Jitaymond Machines. The pianos were par- sona ly selected at the Exhibition by McJost while in Toronto lecentlyfan" automatic bird oi paradise and," a “lagre phonograph are further attractions. -

oaovm csnrznr. 8r 003;?‘

Upstairs on the west side photm graph display by this ﬁrm is ihccentre of attraction. The magniﬁcent grﬂupof the Leg slntive Assembly member-cl? -and t! c large photographs of the El-Qnie per- formers are among best ever shown hear. Everyone? on the groundgshould see this dlsplayi;

scaalrrou consssrosnnxcn sgfarools. wt

Exhibitls situated directly ojipooueto ,the last named ﬁrm. Their. display is much the same as last year of their new material for this yeu- not cbming to hand. ‘l

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R. r. unnnroax 8c co. .M lire a very attractive display of bottled perserves, ginger cordial, fruit etc.

raspberries. block entrants, goqhioberrlos and cherries. j ' '

relief work. On exhibition are oipha

diplomas, addresses, wedding and visiting cards, monograms. etc. The booth is trimmed in white and rod with autumn leaves and is very tasteful. The ﬁrm are distributing free blotter-s to all who pass the booth. .

a nouns & co.

Have as in previous ycarsa varied and comprehensive , oi pianos, organs and ' mac Theyﬂpoint‘ with especﬂ priﬁto twljfpsgniﬁent »pianos onoolvknslnbaanitno other-a" Mend- elssohn. The Newcombe is a beautiful instrument-one of the ﬁnest that can be procured-and is ﬁnished in walnut. - The Mendelssohn is of rosewoodwand ihoogh slightly inferior to the other would form

a beautiful ornament to any home. The “aim i “In,” autmﬂoaw m. ‘hole, m?" Him" Mn bud“ “Vmg mum” stuffed mountain lions, ooons, minks and with 5"‘°m“i° amqlwwg he“! is ‘m muskrats are to be found on all sides. The 359553‘ “hum” m u” bales‘ It i‘ “id fur coats are a special feature of the dis- t) 5° m" °t u“ ma‘ “whines mﬂmlu‘ play and are much admired by the ladies. tured. The ﬁrm are to be congratulated ‘

upon the excellence of their showing and

the attention it is attracting.

harm's rnrolr wooum mums.

Have their stand ncarthe east entrance, when the a u‘ mmuactued w“

“H mad good tor h 323,32? To“ l Jo so‘; wean: barelystarted. To-day a modern,

‘@137 wd§'l“¢"w y - . “u. I. inlmherst, fully equ ppei ‘will: la ideas in woolen machinery and pure wool. '

all the lines and erubrace

hag-s’ ma“ Costume Clothsare helm turnediut of

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Duingtaoposttwo rant-R l"! N‘ vhllceain aalcs or their

portsgrcatad

ggoﬂgﬂhiglygﬂﬂdlllgh inthe estimation

oflslsnd buyers. A- 890018"! i! u" which are Well

working men's pants suited for r0085 N"! 0n the

f ' ‘Tan worlnnaror. can? ‘- "i Prowse Bros, occupy a prom 4 tplace ‘

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Mi-Mgddiggnplwshoppspenenijhlumn. . _ . g L i V, y? l“ _ p . a s . l; ‘.'¢.i1.~.-§__._i y. . k3 a ‘w! _. mspeetwn a by itllsakPnhilv

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d Said the manager of cns of Canada's largest p

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be found on over on; Provinces-fl would say that during; the a

v is per month in P.E.'I. they would in the same , ‘ y sold-in pastel; Yet ’ z Carpets, Clothing from Toronto. I

to P. E. Island $50.00 worthtofv CTARPETS. ‘lb $1.00 worth of Furniture." » If this Departmental store, M * _Persona11yiwe believe that quality considered both ~Gwh names of dozens oi families who for years’ y ~ Weshow the e-LARGEST Bronx of i

dealers * (who A sigma“ i ,Wé°2i Paid i‘?! t1l¢ir_g¢>*ids. . - Thief WW“!

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’ tear wOIII mm The (“why Qﬂgtdg‘ Woollen Mills have an excellent exhibito ' dams th rod ts fthis ill t thcwestetn an excellent Oilllotzﬁiwuf £04m” will: ti: bnilding.“ Aashorigtime ago W468i!!!"

in the manufacture of cloth and com-

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Have in the old stand to the left oi the, main entrance a ﬁne display or furs in the leading styles. 0n the ﬂoor and the rallingarobes are shown to advautagaand

THE HEWSON WOOLEH HILLS

Have a large and varied display of their manufacture in cloths. C. Oran Thomp- son isincharge. Ayear ago the mills

a Thcil-Twccds, Homcapuna andg-Iladies

such a high character-as one might ex pect from a high grade mill of this kind.

nournnsr cnomml; sronn. The Humphrey Clothing storeJcllers ex

four

clusively ot the goods ct the Moncton

_,-_-Bosron, Sept. 21.—A.fter a ‘ days two automobilisos arrl ~ day from SanFrancisco and a day of rest beiore contin , journey to Portland, Me. i made the trip from SanFran i horse power machine, wed hing pounds, about the lightest

JUSTIFIABLE Pnolml.

tested against bona ﬁde p!

at thirty dollars per week.

AT urllcvor BANKERS.

this store was opened in the. Building and since then the busi _

5 _ . Dares very favorably with that ol fore all, “erased m in ex“! “we expectation. f“ we mm ma“ b,

importation. rm: cnnmormrowu soar WORKS-

This wellknown manufactury is t0 t“ front as usual with an excellent 888011’ inontortselrpwnsllrimvs- The ‘BB1 Oak is prominent-ll dunks“ w! 1h-

meuse cakes can 91¢ P71111115-

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their fnctoryh products. _ Inna "rarr, an.

mnrnlnunpopnluaol-lst. 1m 11"‘

to visitor-an most interesting as well

instructive display. ’ ‘To the ﬂorist as W611 as all who love ﬁowcs the exhibit o! lir- Taitismostattractive. Thehack amend of the booth mum ousting: 22:: forming a pretﬁ! “lulu” °

plnnto, prlnolpnllw M" "ﬁll" “Wk

Mr. Tait shows. Prominlﬂi» l8

in Amcriu at: 35°‘?

a» prominent

earnedanexcellcn ienuhtiou and lti pleasingtolearnofthe increasingsalesof

novelty in

plants for the winner 0f Si! gold medals and seven silver will!

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“ofthe manager MrScott..The ﬁrm is Bﬂlkilw 39"“ W‘ waking ups good business among the po¢p|¢Q-th_ province andtheir excellent ,. _ showintof tfweeds at the exhilltion will mm‘! “the

- man» had in-aﬂve

jhlue that has yet made that transcontindtal

, Loxnox, Sept. 21.—Messra iaywarslle Son of Birmingham, havev i pau- , a u‘ "Sal. L ' ﬁimc brush, with unauthorised emigration agents. Haywalrrls received letters from Quip-ants employed at Winnipeg as. ﬁtters and abomers at l4 shillings and six pence per. r" day, andan artmetal worker in Toronto" '

New YOBLSephZL-Tllﬁ directors, of the g Consolidated Lake Superior Company, alter a two hour's today, gave up the attempt ﬁnd some plan mgggh for saving the jllilﬂﬁfblﬁslll the Company “e88 up in the hands {Speyert Co. as collateral

_ who Tﬁompany some - time ago and announeeddhat the stock- holders of the Comliillfiﬁfifnlirely at the

s ' ‘ C k .l _ e = it "I _. _> y {of smmmn mamondcco. A

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'~ above. 3isizes’,f§3S,_$3§,$4?v: ‘ p . w-rslyiesi-alld sizes-elm. to $43. See this Range before buying. a, ¢ e a t-sol-D BY- All Enterprising Dealers, l Madeline! Guaranteedior fivelyearssby .

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London, 0st, St. John, 11.8.

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