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Personal attention

Funeral directing' quickly,”

qéiietly and perfectly perform. e . _ _

ment in evcry particular,

"1 3bSlSt3IltS 2lW3.yS at :lt 3.30 and tom-ol‘|°ow morning a€‘ hand. 7-0‘J-

P|'iC€S ju-fl what you would

The Davicnn Undertaking Co.

Utd; ‘A Ci _

ngs ull:

Davies & Frat-ier's Pork Factory in his City is being thoroughly re- oviited.

_Miss M. J. MacFadyen, teacher, nsrlotlotown, is visiting relatives in

Miss Nellie Soy, Windsor, N. S.

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I-Ion._G. E. Hughes, Pres, _ ,,__

W_ B_.P,-.fvse Seca e Fred E. Colwill him resigned' his

E ’ y_Tr as' position as organist of St James

O CES 209-211 Pringe S1; -Church in this City.

Open anyP_l_iour, dgiy or nig htl H_a_.__ 01;. ___ivl:;__P__r_r;w.ie, pugrsy

_ _ . y yes er ny.

_ ___one 2 Q '1'h°Y Ngistered at the Victoria..

_ _ _ loaded with lumbar. Bee ilq,"1~°"i“°d' Calum-

has left on I. visit to Char: lottatown.

Mayor

merside morning.

Calvin Howatt, Victoria, ‘hae

schooner

Saunders returned to Sum- lfom l-MB Citi' YSBWGBY registered at the Revere.

Trunks and Bags

Our trunks are iiiaiiufactiiied bv the best an'l

most experienced trunk makers in the Dominion.

We stand back cf every trunk we sell You

can depend on its being just as represented. ’

VVe’ve metal and canvas covered

trunks, leather trunks, etc, etc. Locks, hinges and trimmings of the best. Trunks in all sizes. Altogether tco many styles:to at- tempt description.

Tellus what you wanta trunk

for and we’ll show you a trunk to fill the bill. '

Trunks at $2.00, $2.50, $3.00 and way np to

$20.00.

Suit Cases etc

Club Bags, Vnlises, Suit Cases, Telescopes, in

almost endless variety

Come to us for anything and everything you

need in Trunks and Bags, and you’ll get what your looking for.

Great Clearance ot

Men’s and Boys’ Boots and Shoes

1 ‘ t dd lines of Boots and Shoes all

sizescii l>aiIgul§b(lial fiill to _ch00S€ f1’0m» Regular $1-5°» 1,75 up to 2.ooyourcho1ce... ........- .----»-»99¢

` as /3’foa'...!l`¢

life guests at the Plaza.

_, Stanley Curra New Pert { ‘the present: school year.

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._ Arthur and Mrs Johnson who have gt/'een visiting in this cltvy left yester- ,day ourst.ui‘n to Toronto.

. .___ ,» Miss ll. J. Watson, St John, is lu ' _the elty eh a visit to her sister Mrs.

_f Jtilln (larrick, Clfaftfln Street,

'- D. S. McQu.arrle, merchant at Cra-

aud was ln the City yesterday at- tending the meeting of the I.O.F.

'_ Miss`Katie Gillis, Orwell, and Miss »' Sarah Summers, Quincy, Mass, are __ visiting Mrs Alex Mclslachern, Eldon.

.“ Misses Katie sherpe and Esther ‘_ Sharpe of Kensington, spent Sunday ." lin North Wiltshire the guests of J. ~ Godfrey.,

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Ambrose and Mrs Seller, Royalty,

Miss Edith and Annie Darrach, spent Sunday in York, the guests of W. H. P. and Mrs Cooke.

Misc Hazel Chowell, West Royalty, hue returned home after spending A very pleasant week with her aunt Mrs Robent Frlzzie, Cornwall.

Rev John Stevenson Smith, B. A., L. L. B. by earnest request will preach next Sunday at 3 p. m. in the hail at Wheatley River.

Misses Kiltie Duncan of this City and Katie Weatherbie, Village Green, are visiting at Alexandra the guests of Miss Hilda Burhoé.

The-excursion by the steamer Har- land this afternoon is up the East River, the boat leaving at three thin. ty. Return fare twenty cents.

Mrs Joseph Crablle of Concord-, N.

H., and Mrs John Cutlliie and Mrs M. Bnchannnn have returned from Birngay where they were the guests of John and Mrs Crew.

Guardian readers will be interest-

ed in the advertisement of the Fred- erlctpn exhibition which will appear tomorrow with an article giving full particulars as to rates etc.

There will he two sailings aweek

to Boston commencing Sept 7. The returning steamers_ leave Boston

Mrs (Dr) Goodall and Misa Ander-

son_ol New- York are in the City and

n, h, had

_ ‘been engaged to teach at Suffolk for

My Vic

every Tuesday and Saturday for fur- ther particulars see Plant Line ad in Elsie Lowther' Cmpaud and Misses this issue.

'H10 l¢\¢°S¢ MWF. Brst of all. ‘ Mrs Marine. ebron, Me., is in the Neil McQua.rrie, K.'0., returned to

F, R Brow mt? was ___ _mean -Gif-Y. ijummerside from this city yesterday

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N¢\_V and 1Jp-t0'dlt€,6ql1lp- by the mail train last night. There were no cases before the Po- mom n‘ ___. l

ll 0 t d . .

The title will he high this evenin ce out yester By R” Dr Haut' wut punch in

é _ Hearts Hall on Sabbath afternoon at

Misscs Aimee and Gertrude Cmllagh- th;-ee o‘clock

an, City, are visiting friends in Ken-` ° _ °“gt°“- ' A. Moffatt, New Glasgow, was 5' _

'*“*‘ passenger west from this City yoster- ' _

_J. Harold McAllister, Moncton, is_d,y m,gmm¢_ 5 visiting friends in this City and Su l I mersiue.

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h a a

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tal

,family, City, leave this morndng to I attend' the Toronto exhibition.

W. S. Louson.. Mrs. Louson' and

, _ - . Mtn Pansy Jardine, Crown Point, _ ' ` --

Moores.

Aug 211|: :SD

Plenty ol Bargains still at the Great “Clean Up Sale

.fl

-visitor to the city yesterday return- ing homo in the afternoon. He was

Sabbath the 29th a fSahle at ten

Canon Cove mt seven. ,

thirty, Argyle Sh t three and

ben visiting in Moncton and St I7 .To . their home in the City. 'S

ing Emmerson & Fisher, is at the Victoria. Mr. Vaughan arrived' in the city lest night by the mail train.

have returned home after e. very pleasant visit with their aunt Mrs. ` John R. Weatherbie, Village Green.

farewell sermon, Sunday Belt B15 Bradelbnne at 11 a. m., Fredericton! .

din was served with a notice of a ~' `_ plieation for a rule nisi for a wi‘l)t~. 11 of certiori' in connection with his re-_ ce

met lil this city during the past two days. ‘ ‘

Ai. H. Faber, Berlin, Ont., retire- _

sentlng the well known firm of Litster Pure Food Co., Toronto, arrived in

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'Miss Beatrice Richmond, Dovnr,Naw¢ Q Hampshire, who has been visltliil in #ji this Province was summoned' home

stating the sudden death oi her fn-

Owing to ill health Rev rl. W. l{lel’= :-

stead of the Tabernacle Baptist'

Province has been forced to resign_`f, his pastorate that he crm secure need- .

rest. I .

Miss Ruby McLa,ughlafl who hrs

Among the pnssen rs to the Ci

yesterd Crwpaud were the following Wesley

ers, Calvin and Russell Howatt

rvic, Victoria.

D. L. McKinnon, Montague, was a

-=.- r.~n<¢.~<m farm.-;.-s...».._. _-af

Rev Jas MacDou.g i will preach on

A. P. and Mrs Large, who have 5

im have len on the C. 11. R. roi- 5

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_Mrs Henry Burhoe, Alexandra, _Z as returned home alter a very pleas- F nt visit with her friends Malcohn

nd Mrs. McPherson, Kinross.

H.V. Vaughan, St. John, represent-f

I-lil-do and Susie Burhoe, Alexandra, _

The Rev H, R. Bell will pl`6aCll lliifi .‘

p. in. and New Illasgow at -I P-HL i

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Yesterday morning Arthur W. Red-_"1

nt prohibition case.

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The photos given in yesterd-ay orning’s Guardian were the officers connection with the I. 0. F. which

e city by the mail train last: night.

is at the Victoria. | '

sterday morning 'oy n telegram 1

91'. 5’

urch, St John, well known in this ' “,

en visiting her parents Dr and Mrs `

Mcl/aughlan of this city for the pas

two weeks, returns this morning to

me her duties at Mt Sinai Hospi- , New York.

se tv

ay via. the S. S. Harland from'

toria; Robert Lord, 'l‘ryon;, Miss

Every day secs more of the work of August cleaning out carried

to a successful finish and every day we have to cancel some llmrkiffother as all sold out. You have still a. few days chance _to pick up some of the best bargains that wc have offered you for a long time-every hour yon' let this chance go without attention means a decreased buying' range when you

do come. Plenty of good things “RIGHT NOW” and we counsel swift attention to the chances offered to you.

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20 per cent oil Wlillewear

Dainty fresh crisp white muslin underwear ln

gowns, skirts, drawers, corset covers offered to you to-day at a price that means factory cost: in practically every case We must have the room that the goods occupy, and we are paying for

this way

Pay eighty cents instead of a Dollar

0ne tlind oil all Lawn Blouses

Winding up the greatest shirt waist sealon

since we have commenced business-with a sale that will clear out every lawn waist in the store. Our offering in waists just means that you could not go into the factories where the goods are made, and purchase any cheape.

‘ 1.50 waist now Loo 2-00 Waists 110W I-33

2 25 waist now 1.50 3-0° W3_i5t5 “UW 2-0° one rand on an cloth skins. One third OH summer cvats One third oil boys' wash suits One third oil boys’ blouses

-let us swap.

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f---25 per cent oll Mcii’s Underwear

Summer weights only

Here is your chance to add a garment of two to your wardrobe. This

is just about the time when signs of wear commence to show--and a few

new pieces come in handy. . _ _ h ` `

We have the goods-we offer the attractive price you have t e money

- 2 5 cent Underwear now Igc 58c UnderW¢31' UOW 44C

Z5 cent Underwear now 56c Loo Underwear now 75c

All coloured shirts--except the MOORMAC 25 per cent off. _

All boys coloured shirts offered at 25 percent discount.

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Northumberland to Pictou is only wa tea. This is h delightful outing is

close. gf

,nommrow the exwrsion rate by the lvlsiss Florence Stretch, Long Creek,

one dollar and titty cents induding grinding her honda B M’ the

her in a largeliieal Estate ofhce

which all should take in as the sum- gmp mor season is quickly _h_aw,ng to __ in Montreal City and is another of

have

in the City yesterday. she is,"-om

and can 3, vel"Y Macs.

y Island.

s Stretch is employed as steno-

succcssful graduates of the Union merclai College. -

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Two

Drug-

gists. drtf.

-'s l wet Buttons-the new

est. nilpeiii/i|1sad'for dress trimmings.

Mattress Making

lhave the only _power machine in the Province

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or picking and dusting old hair, wool, flock and otha

D. A. Brooks, who spent his vacat-

Buugay.

Rev Ezra B. Moore ofthe Nova

Scotia Methodist Conference who is use now on a short visit to _relatives and on friends in his native city and prcr pea Vince, will preach in Grace Church on of heat d cold, Th Sunday morning. Mr Moore has been 8 d in the Ministry for forty-five years wa and many fnlends heartily congratu- m

late him' on his fine record 'of extend- Chandler carries a full stock, 13091;. ed service and the vigorous health lat

which he still enjoys.

land tonight Is "Tho Gold Pros- 3

ion on Prince Edward Island with his ,_,,‘:,';v?ff,§f_f;eG‘}f°,_:`°?_:§,°°:,'§2 t§°,,f‘_‘,”;';_ inotner, Mrs. J_ohn Crew,h_hv:B__ 801;” Daily and The Rural Daily not later' o is wor agen as mac ns‘ n the mills of walter Baker rc oo., Mn- §',','{“ 1° “' '“' °“ b°th hid” “"4 ton, Mass., Boston. R. Frizzell and big daughter Maggie of Fneetown have on returned home from n visit to friends h 1 h 1 h _ ln Kingston, North wlltshlre, and T;v° B M' Md” °°° smnday

open at 9 a. m. on Saturday.

Dull*-:_-ng..-o... l§

:1-he new ,.e°| af Now Wanda" make Ita olnt to enter as s n

urday of each week, me part of t-he Saturday paper has to be printed Friday and Guardian md settersi

e news and editorial depa/rtment/e,

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Carpenter-Morton Roofing can be li with very satisfactory result either a flat roof, slanting roof or ked roof. It is a noni-conductor

an e upper rooms of

well ng are cooler in summer and rmer in winter than when other terials are used. Fennell &

and sample furnished free.

The Union Commercial College now open. Students should

p . oo

S possible. 8-27dri I.

| l f m the size of a "V0

didn: iiiescol-t?o the size of a flftl' cent. piece Prices from 18° $0 80o a doz.--loss than halt the price you can get them anywhere lse Received by BXDFUUS "°' ay from England per BDOVO roar. Stanley Bros. 8-25dl'2'

"A counter full of 65 ct fancy llsle

thread 'nolsery at 35 cts-281: kind at io cts, while they last. H. H. Brown, the young mcn'e man.

8-21dr2l.

"For September. Received li

Carter's Bookstore. The Ladies' Home Journal and Womans Home Companion, (both superb numbers) also September Magazines, _all ofthe best published in England, Canada and United States. Call or teleph- ,one (No 70) for-your favourite Mag- azine or newspaper. -Carter At Co. Limited Booksellers. .8-dfidrlw.

pector." a' "good one. so don’t ‘

miss lt. »

:Miss Maude E. Waterman will re- `

open her class in piano and organ on Sep. 1st. 8-24d1wpd.

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SNAPPY ` SNAPS

A ginger snap is no good

unless it is snappy. That is the kind we sell.

Always fresh and good

l Telephone 3|i -

D. Stewart.

ECLIPSE BAKE

Our prices are `

low

for develcwing a n d printing. e use the best paper and use new developer for each film.

We do nothing but

amateur work and de- - vote all our energies to- ward turning out the best possible results.

Let ul develop your

film.

Gadbirfs _ `

English Chocolates i

We have just receiv-

ed,dlrect from England, a large assortment of these delicious,assorted

cl1ocolates,put up in K, I-2 and 1 poun pack-

ages.

“mi in lilac ~ ==-.1-» =-==~=°w»

n.moiuu.c o nulnctciu DIUGGIBTB

mattresses. Any kind made over equal to new'

moderate cost. . ‘ '

MARK WRIGHT.

N ewson's Block.

Fare Spirit land! Cider C

‘lor Pickling. i

Strength. Purity, Flavor---Undoubtcd

keeping qualities `

‘P”°°iiht`)A. iiiszliiui.

mwfd&rIm

The Cheapest Way

to create an Estate is by a Life Insurance

Policy. The Sun Life will issue l P0159' to suit any one's present flntnclal cir- cumstances. Call md IR

` Manager forP. RI.

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