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AGBIQULTUBAL COMPETITION.

The awards' in the Agricultural

Merit Competition, made by Andrew

mlltgtt, of ._Gait., Ontario. are as fo ws;-.Q _ 1 ' '_ ' .'WEB'1‘ QUEENS. ‘

V _ ‘ *- Points

Thomas -P. Case, North River 910

EAST QUEEN B.

Benj. Mutch, Earnsclifle A. A.` McBeath, ‘ Marshlield......

| EAST PRINCE.

797 767

J. F. Henderson, Bedeque....... 854 Frank Glydon, Newton............ 332 J. A. Taylor, l]edeque............. 821

WEST PRINCE. i

B; I. Baynor, Alberton .......... ..

EAST KINGS.

J. A. Annear, Montague......... Poole Bros.. Montaguc.............

666

831. 807

'IHE 0UEEN’S' COUN`l`Y GUARDIAN

Head Ofllces in New Prewfse Block-Charlottetown.

The Cheese Board meets in this

city on Friday at two o’clock.

Miss Nellie G. Puncher of this city

left Monday morning to 'attend the Bt. John exhibition. _

Miss' Florrie Murchison, West Roy-

alty, was a passenger by the express yesterday morning, returning to New York. .

The schooners Circassian, with In-

verness Round, and the Hazel Dell, with Reserve Run of Mine, are in port discharging coal for- C. Lyons & Co.

: :Bowling, Burke’s 'Alley under

market. Open lawful days, ten to eleven. 8-31d1w.

About Your New Fall

F Dress Have you selected it ?

Or have you been waiting until our New Fall Goods Arrived?

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here with a splendid as-

nt to select from

ssortment which

for variety and elegance is unrivalled in the

comprises all the

weaves and shades of a. most fastidious season --the delicate shades in

- their beauty vying

with the richer and dark-

\~ er ones in close rivalry.

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' " 1' more beautiful,

And every woman has a choice

right here to make---for we know

that we have never bought more

judiciously, or with

we have this season

more effect than

Of the large range showing we

have selected three

lines, which we

have especially priced, but there are - many others, and if these do not

catch your taste, another.

come and .make

4 FRENCH v|sNruANs

Every woman knows

of this fabric-and we

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‘ .uavys browns cardinals and black, the stan t

colors,for real wear. They are all wool andsgooid weight-selling for ......... ..... .. c s ,

the wearing qualities ; are showing them in

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These are all ready shrunk--are unspottablc

are GUARANTEED--that means soiiiething-

and the latest fall shades are shown in tlugglgi

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t The latest news, nrlt of all. -

There were no cases before the Po-

lice Court in this City yesterday.

'Miss Gladys Moore, Water Street.

an returned 'from a. pleasant visit to

on.

Miss Virgin-ls. J. Purcell, Richlbuc-

to, N. B., was a recent visitor to thig City.

A. J. Grant, Mt Stewart, and P.

T. Power, Bear River, were in the City , yesterday. _

C. F. and Mrs. Fisher an-d children

return' to Montreal this morning from summer-ing in this ci: y.

Miss Hazel Stewart, City, is in

Georgetown where 'she is taking charge of the U. C. (,‘. branch.

W. L. Poole and daughter, -Miss

Dela, and Miss Katie McLean of Montague left yesterday for the Exhi- bition at St. John, N. B.

John Carver, City, picked up in

the Gardens yesterday a large cat- erpillar of American Emperor Moth, which needless to say was put out of harm’s way. `

Erstine Shaflord, of the Canadian

Bank of Commerce, Gus Ellsworth and C. L. McKay all ol this City, were passengers yesterday to St, John Exhibition.

Bev W. M. Field, Tryon, was in the

City yesterday .en route to Montague. Mr Field has just completed n series ni successfull meetings at Belmont and last Sabbath several -new mem- bers were baptised.

G. and Mrs. Blanchard Dodge left

yesterday for their home in Ottawa after n short visit to Mrs. Dodge’s mother, Mrs. Wm. Sample, New Glas- gow. Mrs Dodge expects to leave shortly for Denver, Colorado, where she will spend the winter. . _

In the 150 yards dash at the recent

Caledonia Club sports Dan'l J. Matheson of Springfield won second place instead of third as announced. Mr. Matheson is quite a new comer on the field of sports and those in- terested in racing will no doubt wish him every success in any future es- say.

J. D. Seaman occupied the pulpit

of the Pownal Methodist Church on last Sabbath .morning and evening, and delivered two excellent dis- courses, learned and logical, brist- ling with gospel truth and good ad- vice. Mr. Seaman is a. pleasant and forceful speaker and always com- mands an attentive hearing.

Among the Catholic clergymen at-

tending the Congress in Montreal it is noted -by the Daily St-ar that Very Rev Dr F. C. Kelly, Pres of the Church Extension Society, Chicago and Rev Mgr A. A. Sinnot Sec’y to the Papal delegate, Ottawa, are guests of Sir Hugh Graham. Both are natives of this province and well, lmown here. .

The certificates of the pupils who

entered for th-e Musical examinations last June have arrived. A public distribution of Prizes and certificates will be hold about the emi of this month. These certificates have been awarded to the pupils of the Char- lottetown School of Music in Piano- iorte playing, violin and singing. Out of twenty-two pupils fourteen of them' scored honors.

The Guardian's representative vis-

ited Keith's Theatre, Boston, du- ring the week oi Aug. 29th and was greatly impressed with the en- tertainment. It was an excellent show with not a dull moment, and included star actors and actresses, including Eleanor Gordon and Theo. dore Friebus, who are well known in vaudeville. They were given a warm welcome and presented the "Sweet Widow Marie," a nbright little skit that is brim full of comical situa- tions, and Eleanor Gordon as Marie Warrington and Mr. Friebus as Deck Forrest carried out their parts well. Rose Pitonof opened her third suc- cessful week in her diving and swim- ming act. Of an entirely different nature, but also smacking of the sea, was the lively number of Joe Hart’s "bathing girls." It contains more of comedy than aquatic art, but made an instant hit. It has six lively scenes that vary from New York to Paris and from an artist’s studio to the surf. Another number that is a top notcher is that of the four Read- ings. They do some difficult feats, such as turning somersaults from an upright position on one man's shoul- der to a posture of standing upon their hands supported upon the palms of another, in a highly finish- ed manner. These feats are done with so mucn polish and apparent ease that their difficulty seems less than it really is. Charles F. Semon, "the narrer feller," was a funmaker of whom the audience hated to lose sight. The .Kinetograph pictures were also thoroughly interesting.

::ARENA Bowling Alleys open to-

day 10 a.m. to 11 p.m. 9-27dtf.

Pure Cream Bread

Tasty from Crust fo lleari.

It is a .real family loafl

Will please .you and your children. `

Try a Loaf It is made only at the

ECLIPSE BAKERY BY

D. _Stewart Telephone 2x I

One pound packages 25c

llalf pound packages |541 Jolmson & .lolmson

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Mrs Dr J. H-. Cunningham of Cam-

bridge, Mass. has returned home al- ter visiting friends here.

Miss Irene McGregor, Montague,

returned home after a two weeks vie- it with friends in Hillsboro. H. Miles ssuiiaers, st. John. ur-

ganizer for the C. 0. F. is in the City in the interests of iris order.

Miss McLellan, of Alexandra, and

Miss Stewart and niece, of Belfast, are visiting friends in Noth Wiltshire.

Miss Mabel Mutlow- and Master

Richard Mutlow, Millview, were a- mong the recent visitors to the city.

W. M. Flynn, Station Agent, Cardi-

garn, and Mrs Flynn left yesterday morning on 5 vacation trip to New York.

Mrs William Crockett, City, left

yesterday afternoon for New Glasgow where she will spend n wack visiting with friends.

W. G. McDonald and bride, Mont-

ague, were passengers by the A. W. Perry yesterday and left by the mf- ternoon train for their home in Montague.

Jack Dorsey, City, left yesterday

morning for Southwestern Kansas on a visit to his brother Dr. Jas. K. Dorsey. Mr. Dorsey intends taking a course in medicine at St. Louis, Mo.

The choir practice of the First Me-

thodist Choir, City, will be held to- night in the Kindergarten Hall at 8.30 All members are earnestly re- quested to attend; also, to discuss important business.

W. Stanway, for fifteen months

stenographer with Bruce Stewart & Co., Ltd., city, has joined the stall of the Bank of Commerce, city. He will be missed by 'the many _with

_whom he came in contactin his for-

mer position, and their best wishes follow him. _

The Charlottetown Council of the

Knights of Columbus have decided to celebrate Columbus Day which i-ails on- October 12th and an energetic committee has been appointed to ar- range a, program. A large class of candidates will be invited and de- grees will he conferred.

Fred. H. -Trainor, the up-to-date plumber, has completed a large con- tract in Queen Square School. A concrete floor was placed in the base- ment andxall plumbing was remodell- ed and removed from the upper floor and placed in the basement ina per- fectly sanitary condltion. Mr. Train- or’s efficient stall of plumbers and metal workers are kept constantly busy.

The thousands who attend the Ex-

hibition this year will he glad to know that Geo Carver, proprietor of the -Forrester House, Pownal, is again in charge of the eating dept., in which he gave such general satis- faction last year. His large stall of assistants are the pick of the town and country and a most satisfactory service is guaranteed. Watch for ad. which will appear in a few days.

::Stop at fthe 'American House,

Pictou. H. W. Flsizer. 9-ldlmpd

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Preserving Use "Parowx”

the perfect sealing agent for Fruits, ]el- lies, Preserves, Pickles,

Ketchup, etc, etc.

'Complete Stock

Remember, wli_enever

you want anything in the drug line that we _carry a complete and first-class stock of everything that should be found in a well- conductcd pharmacy. VVe guarantee all our goods and always give our customers what they want. If we happen not io_ have _any special article desired, il is al- ways n pl:-nuure lo send and get it in the shor esl time possible. Our line of loilct gorda in un- excellcd. Our prices are as low us is consistent with ll\e qualify of goods, and our salesmen are cfficirn! and c0\\rl<‘(\\1e.

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Showing and Sale of Newest t H c Feather Mounts

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THE RESULT OF ANOTHER CHANCE .

that came under the eye of our millinery buyer. A

This line of sample feather mounts and 1.;

trimmings was offered us by one of the` largest 1" ' houses in the country. They made discount of about one third, which allows us to sell the line one third under _ordinary figures. '1'he _11U¢ includes a. splendid assortment of the very latest

trimming ideas---many that under ordinary cir- ; ,

cumstances, we would not be able to show you. ' _ ' There is just one of each model---and the occa-

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ONE THIRD LESS THAN REGULAR FIGURES

Special Exhibit--Second Floor ~¢;i,-it

Another Great Shipment of fff.'».,,,

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Another great showing of Monarch direct fx om the old country to-day.

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Light Navy Copenlnqen Black. _

Monflrch is 54 to 5,6 inches wide, and sells for 1.75 net.. 'If the quality was lower, the prices would be lower. i

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I HERE TS ALINE shown exclusively to the buyers of this store---the samples not ' ' ‘

even placed on‘display anywhere else---The designs carefully selected by our own hu_\'e1's I '*»i and rushed from the makers in New York. I _ __ v I I _ f ' ._'f‘~i

The latest idea in dress accessories, as you ._know is a touch of Puislci --or .\ iii o

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er`lan'I`cli)e.se n§w frilliugs and rucliings show 11 notable collection of this sort of tlmig. ‘o

These iriostlv at 15 cents per neck. ,

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Our packaged cliocolates are always fresh stock bought

every week. Tliat's why we are getting such a trade for them. Popular prices,Moir’s goods, handsome packages.

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