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MEET Mn Ar 'inn ALWaYs BUSY s'roP.n -‘- °f T

Acirizmw asks why it is that the In :lem

TWEEIJS

4 1\0\\' Shouvi by us are the very latest produc-

i. Y ' . ~ ,' tions of the mills.

-I Plain Eliects

_ Fancy Effects

if Heather Mixtures

Camels Hair Effects

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The extra width makes it very economical to ' ifid and tothe sympathy fe1“f°rth° be Iusic b :hr Ciixerciifeiyelghthtuegkls n and

buy these beautiful goods

bea

fect was

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and

tive

took

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4 or 4% yards makes a skirt and coat. ‘r hair piisi seven to the residence ofmriimi

Mis William Painter, Kensington. thc tation by Susie Smith Duet by Mrs,

obgect being to witness the marriage of Howard and Miss Perry Address by Rev Q

P1‘1C@S to per yard. 4 th°11`d0-U8l\C¢r Mary to Mr Geo Rogers r Thomas Recitation bylrene Mitchell

I of Fi-eetown Precisely at 8 oclock Collection, Music by the Choir, Benedic

nni sisterof th b d id 1 tth

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Stanley Bros soooeoeeoeoeeeosseeeee

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See Them '

The finest 'thing in the city for

i STYLE and PRIDE

WESTLAKE BROS

Prnwve Bloclr, Gra'ton St. Photographers s

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Our Groceries are Pure and Fresh, Cui' Prices are Reasonable Our Clerks are Obliging, Our Store Is Central

ls there anything We nd you 2

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Temptations _. for the

Thirsty.

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If S0da, Lemon Sour etc, mann- yilj) II; \

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as summer beverages. When

i` A properly served no drinks U9 _:U/;

more refreshing or pleasing.- »~:,

Ask your grocer for them.

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The Proper i Place

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' To _get shaved the way you d enjo '

it is at the 'lony Hairdressing Parlors, near the city Hail

We Cut

f Our Friends’

' Hair with the latest clip Our _ ' Parlors are the neatest in the

~ City-our workmen can`t be .sur

passed.

The Tony Hairdresser near the Pitv hall, west side Queen Street.

Aug. 23 eod 8: w.

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J elly‘< T Glasses ..

` A'nice assortment just re- l

i ceived-Four patterns. Prices

5c, 6c, 8c, 9c. each.

` ALSO

t Afull line of Gem and Stone i Jars for preserve.

See them. The prices are

} SlllDERSON & G0. U

' Having retired from . --

‘H 'lm h*'° "°°°i’°d 'bd' .°°°‘m“ ¢fT§;hrm§.m§¢i.Izd)d‘,'n?id)yaitixtfateeFdt‘tii:

arming bud mms mahimmdi~-Dm,,2§,,:F, st. Peters noni. rw lhplymeent at the Hllhitarms an” particulars apply on the

sc. Charlottetown. nimvs. iiicnaon. _

8.W.DODD,-I a'a¢.air_iirriaiw4w

._ Victoria Row Grocers. 5 l

n his arm, followed by bridesmaid

of honor-,Flossie St-a£f'ond,niece of the bride was dressed in white silk tullf trimmed

with silk lace She carried a basket of

` flowers and silver tray containing the

' ring Mr H Henry supported the groom

Q. After congratulations of the many friends

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uinbering about 60 was over, the party etired to the dining room where a sump uous supper was served After a few ours pleasantly spent Mr and Mrs Rogers ccoinpanied by a few friends, drove to heir future home in Freetown The pres nts were many and useful showing the igli esteem in which the bride was held

E is'ri-:RN Norms -Rainy weather has re arded haying operations the last week and here is considerable acreage to cut and cure yet Fishing has been dull the last

f w days not many hake landed There is a choolo fine herring in these waters at re ent if tlshermen were only prepared to a‘c i and handle them They don t visit hese coasts every season Squid have keivise arrived and mide *he best of bait or bake though not very pleasant ani mals to handle There is no one looking for mackerel round here at present and ot supposed to be many in this vicinity - Rev S C Shaw of[Dunda.s who was visiting ere,has been seriously ill et Deacon Scott’s but is somewhat better at time of writing -Though wishing to detract nothing from ‘ie merits of Edward Whelan, an ardent admirerof his political principles and his erculean work, in your article of the 18th ou speak ofhim that, he succeeded

ierating the tenants of the Island from heir thraldom you give him credit for too uch That he was a leading spirit in that

iv oi-li is true, that he bent his mighty genius to the accomplishment of that humane-that patriotic task is correct. but the movement commenced in the east Point District in the early forties,gathered strength as the people began to feel their power under,the inspiration of Whelan and ot iers, and culminated some eleven years after his death in the overthrow, the utter extinction of the detectable, the ti rinnical and unchristian landlord system

Kumfort Headache Powders are safe

pleasant and harmless

The Model Store has bargains for every-

one; 'twill be your own fan t if you do not get our share.-R. H, Ramsay & C_o., Model Store, 28 li.

` "4"-\. ’ _ - 1 '1 1 '_\l” _(til tra, I .Sei -r>»_ §e#i~.:,=-:2 ~f_ _ ’ I _f

,yi When You (pg Want Something ,3i,,,

\. ._ ` _-V To itisfy the “inner man,” and 1 . “ don’t know just what, just

through the choice and

some variety of appetite

we show

Our Baker Bakes

to perfect as m

teach a

a customer

your

spector allows two women on Great Jon George Sr hetween kent and Grafton, men

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I 1`-` ,¢u.- iii .~ .ti~ii..: i_=_i_~ ,t _.rl A ‘ l~ f ~` Huxrizn Rivi-:R Divisfo v, No 135 S of ‘.l'f<=€»=

I - ~ ~ - - - A . - I' H H 4 T., intend holding open Division thisevenl" Ubféli

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THE Pleasant Yalley Sabbath School Sed the char h en

hldt IP F d t , c wasw filled bya e Q; i“';‘;’l*d ‘k;°l:)C at le ef; 0” “Za select and attentive audience The ladies

u u nging to r Jo n adprepar df th

Weeks on Thursday 23rd and it wasa per- feast and iheozntuirsfotmnia Jigtable

success in every particular The day ned out In such awa 5;-atc exe digf

Hue and the 'attendance good,various expenatlons of the mos; Sanguine egnd tj

Play consists of thirty two beautifully der the HUSDICUS Of theW M S of North carved capitals for the pillars of a church Wlltshlfe Frida-Y evening had been P0317 l each piece of woik different in design and Wned ‘Wing U0 unfavorable weather arglsucaliy treated P0111 the previous Monday evening and

onsequently not been extensively adver

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glaines & p'l`i‘iinorg,

uiged in and all were pleased with the the Rev Mr Thom” of Cornwall ir This S School is a. large one and is he audience showed how much it a re

an interesting 8 mis ments were heart! in the commendations of the chairman,

ada pp maintained by an eincient staff of officers ated the ditferentselectioiis and the miss I

teachers D815' Cause at large, by the excellent

chell Recitation by Hazel Mitchell Reci

Borrowmg to Bulid Cliurche

HE* sketch of Prince Edward Island will appear in a forthcoming number he Canada Trade Review, is already ssured success. The Province will ve through the medium of this rnals circulation the best advertise t of a general character that powhly di ever r<=c°ived Many popular sub air being cuiiiuiitt il to the best men nable to prepare such articles, and a c interest is being develoneduithe rtaking The edition of The Re-

others will address the meeting Visitors “BW Will be fully 1U\1Sl>l'8b8<i With views

1 _ f _ ing, Aug. 28th. Doors open at 8.10 p. m. Publ

1 _ F G. W. P. simpson, P. G. W. P. oiark and nude

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A' ' invited, Of public buildings etc, and of bits of

‘ THE dlSDlaY of wood carving in the “iii icenery for Wmgh P E' Island is already ‘T A . ` dovi of Wats0n’s drugstore is deservedly among' The pubhcatlon Gf this Issue A `\|'/ ~ ` attracting much attention It is the work will be eagerly awaited' The bookstores

\ /-. ~ 8 of Mr Antonio Vincent, our well known “lu take your order for 8' copy

l f` , and talented artist andsculptor The dis ALTHOUGH the entertainment held im

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E remains of the late Donald Mac order maintained throughout and by giv

Lead who died at the Culhs Cousump ing the most liberal and largest collection

Hamm Boston’ Mass y on lm August tti;a; has ever been taken at ii meeting of Opened up .ine of the largest and niiest lei: of

mved at Orweuon Wednesday evening’ i h ind iii North Wiltshire Where the er came to this City, and the person that we cannot please in ict teompaniefi by im McLeod Tiiefunerai 31° Pmgfam Wa* 8° °X°°1l@ntly var rticular line is indved hard to find If you have contemplated the pur-

place on Thursday from the residence Z luttléghls' perhaps’ had tc' parucular B88 Of Bi Ttllllk Ol' vlllno W9 h&VB

f the decea.sed’s father-John N McLeod e’ regltat e SOLD 1;; Mrswwm H°ward

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Sq-to Belf t cemetery The e v y “me Tlmmas t Y re conduct; by Rev A J Mficxllléifls and also the recitation'by Miss Nettie a nu

gd d df, d Y e ou-, tationbyW ‘

av wi ow an ien s homas, Recltatmn by Mmm Cixi Sea our leather limit! v\l|.S&, nothing like 175% fof `t§9‘ io’ % UN Wedmsdflyt AUS 2~’»11d,l>¢8»I11‘l might Exercise by six little girls, Solo by Mrs. 0” 'mam' £9' 3"'mP1°3~ »» ... -_

seen weiiding their way from tive to Wm. Howard, Reoitation by Nettie Mig ` M "' """'='\¥

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and Values that

Want.

slsted by Rev D M Campbell The lgliltcheu deserve especial mention The If it is a small Trunk we have it for you at a small price. If its one ,ge ,,,,,,,,d,,_,,c,,, the process,” bemg up xegcfggflegvas alsepprtzmapé -Oigeninii almost large enough to live in we have it too. but the price is :pall in cam-

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ards of half a mile in length, witnessed how re b 1 y b M a r “sm y the P81180!! With the Trunk We plliy 88001111 Qddle hihuig

e esteem in which the deceased was ’ cl a 'On Y Yrtle N°Y» l`e¢lt8~|5l0l1 -, i f . .

M1 ei e ri e Pres ei a e on The music iiiidertiie abie manage Mop

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rgan and played the wedding march,and ent of Mr Henry Smith, organist, was gi. ORE

It Wag played the father of the bride xceedtngly wen read red d H ts

e an re ec

ntered the room with the bride leaning uch credit upon every member of the __

hoir -Alpha.

nd groom, maid of honor and (Patriot please copy )

groomsmen and in a few minutes the &_____.____ * * * *

Rev W A Thompson tied the nuptial ad

knot The bride was tastefully dressed

in whitemuslin, lace and ribbon to match. "ww W W We have Pmndod for the denuud'

, of fashion and display as dna an Q.

he bridesmaid, sister of the groom wore John Ruskin held strong opinions on i. R white dresstrimmed with blue The maid many subgects, and never hesitated to ex sortreqf ol mg' u vu ev” °h°'n

press them He was once asked for money Wamhmakerv m t 9 ‘My ro iieip pay of-ra debt on ii ciiapei, and re Jeweler, The half-hoop is always correct, P ied affollows I am scornfully amused E°g"°'°r° *nd Whethaf ‘lf Dllmlmdi QJQP9 0|' at your appealtome, of all people in the Chulonetown Ii E I Dmmonds 355 'Wh Rubin: PUSH

world the precisely least likely to give ' Em€l'lild8, Sl»ppllll'M, the Bfoot

ebtors, pious people building churches

ou a farthingl My first word to men and equally good.

:iys who care to hear me is D0n't * * * * From Olll' Shiloh uhemllllodlmdllliy et into debt Starve and go to heaven, In making 8' selection'

ut doii t borrow And of all manner of

hey can't pay for, are the most detestable '-'F '

to me Can't you preach and pray beliind

rstT lt is alleged that the recipient of

I DIED

AT the Cullis Consumptives’ Home, Bos ton Mass ,Aug 19th Donald McLeod, a native of Orwell P E I aged 36 years and 3 months

Pride Goeth

‘Before a Fall

Some proudpeople think tlieyaresirong

ridiaile the idea of aisease, neglect health let the blood run dawn and stomach, kai neys and (mer become deranged Take Hooa"s Sarsaparilla arid you will p°¢¢v¢rii the fa!! and saw your pride

Moms

hehedg>s-or somesand pit ora coal hole

his fo cible epi tl d tel ld t ,, » »» f 8° 1 Be Mai-fied

Sir ?

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Neve’ 0/Sdppmm ci-ifitm siieei

Then a Ring like this will be

necessary

And we would respectfullr ask you to look through on stock which is now very com plete Prices for solid Gold Rings from $" 00 up

Would Drop

Dollars*--if

in your raoii ell

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when you anger my goods at such a q\l&l'|i8l' l6f&. low rice

M; Groceries are re and good I Apply w

' also have Crockery ofliilll kinds. D C

Bay cracked feed and bran, I also

I Gfqwsgf have the agency for same .mi soiiiiiioi-

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'Too long as it does every few days, we can remove it without pain. You know wha this means if you ve ever had a dull razor applied to your face by an inexperienced hand

The Acme

Par1orsT\\

Are second to none for appoint- ments or workmanship.

Ol&8l(I¥8l!I¥

Upper Great George Street.

Aug. 14 d&w. ’

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Every SP°°s° svvvted ¢°

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