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` --., l THE R_,,,,,.ay News say ,_,,a,_ Robert offered at the Exhibition to he held ihf G°dAlmiizhty.Iam’t no coed et this

im _ _ _ ' _ Ch 1 tm, f S t be 25;), ¢ md perhaps You’l1 understand 'fl d 'tj

522;’ u‘,,',"' \ ,Duncan, Halifax. the veteran I. C. R. con 28;!! 0 own rom GP em r o put thin” right.” Then a pauseifouovcxd

guaeon sono coileunlon , ductor, is an authority on potato bug des-_ ' ` during "meh some of th

H U’0Y@l`S- H9 Says? 4 f»8~bl¢SD00Uf\1lS Ofl THE employees of J. T.McKenzie's est- ` to sob e women l

_ cayenne pepper dissolved in a bucket of ehlishmeht with their friends held s del- .. ` , . . ., .

Pies, bla.ckh¢adS, S_l¥!lPlC _T35hC5» i water and sprinkled over the potato plants inhtful picnic at Rocky Point yesterday ~ what I -“ant "m°say’ Bm _went °°’

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nd’ mugh' hands, falling halt, and will kill the bugs n.s_dead as 8. floor Dull. afternoon. Bathing and various other Jag; :sensing gum; l;3;)utYt¢;li]1lsa(l:l'du'1]..‘cli‘,

hby blemishes pl-evented_by CU?-I` THE friends of Vernon River havel amuSen_1ent‘5 were indulged in' , Pilot that’s worked lt, and We're all £183 CUM SOAP, 8 Sure Pf_¢V¢mW¢ 0f ln’ scored another success. The concert and Though the Patriot denies THE GUARD- R to chip in.” _ hmmatlon and ClOg§Ilg0f thc POICS. festival of Wednesdayevening was spokem- IAN’S account of the disorder in connect- Then again he paused, his hard, gray ».ii.-fy-ig-»r.i_‘rf2_ieTi.(f,i; .13-;»=(»_;r.F sgrnyéigg of very highly by all who attended. ion with the assault at Georgetown cn face working. and two were Sbealinsdown *‘~__]‘,}‘.}§,‘,uI_ con.. sole rroe¢..'Bea.-.Qi U. s. 4_ Several professional singers and enter- Wednesday, the accuracy of the account his cheeks. Then he started again:

tainers took part. Thirty dollars was realized which sum will be devoted to the ‘Methodist Parsonage improvement fund.

*The#3# 3* Wi§§.§§.,.E.’f.ii”.i.’;"I.§l?.lL’?..§’;'i.i;§;i°

Man Who

478 boxes cheese, 110 boxes eggs, 6 sacks wool, 7rolls leather, 21 bbls. codfish, 58 , pks. Sundries. She left oil return yester- day with ai cargo of general merchandise,

Us ,including seven binders and two reapers

for H. Nelson, 1Montague. Senator r ` ‘ ~

This is the individual flowse and Miss LeLiicheur, of Murray to meet if perchance he is ,

smoker. We feellhat if he ,L

ai-bor Harbor South, Mrs. Drew and iss Jarvis were among the outward

u ltin Warren, of Sackville. The ceremony

E. Hughgs, * was performed hy the Rev.R.W.Wed<lell,°

, _ . Pastor of Queen Square Methodist

People S Drugglst’ a Church, assisted by the Rev. W. H. War-

ren, of Montague, P. E. I., father of the,

_ groom. The bridesmaids were Miss

Carrie G. Blye, of New Bedford, Mass., ,

and Miss Louil Crosby, of St. John

rely on the best of food, mixed right and baked right. There is no reason

printed in this paper was yesterday con-

~f1rmed by unquestionably good authority.

Mn.Joniv` C. McPm:n,clerk at Mr. P.Mc

Grath's, Hunter River, left this morning on a wheeling tour through the eastern part of the Island and will visit his moth- er ln Souris before returning. He is ac- companied by Mr. Maurice McDonald of Kelly’s Cross who is takinga few well- earned holidays before entering St-. Duns- an`s College.

Trziirnnalvcn .ir nocxv PoIi~."r.-A very

interesting meeting of Elliot Division,

Q i\;Ssengers_ ’ Sons of Temperance was held in Elliott

0,, ,wck of P19” and _ fi-lhll on wedheekey evening. The Rey. he will be ' A VERY DI`€UY Wefldlllg i~00k Place at the li G. Mc-Ivor and Mr. J. J. Chappell were

ap" *ll'@Sid911C¢ Of MI- F1`€d9I`iCk R- Bumhefi presentand briefly addressedthe members

A T I S F I E 185 Duke Stu St- J0hU~ N- B-~ all high ,on the aims and objects ofthe Order of

‘HOOP Yesterday. when his daughterv Alice Sons of Temperance, which is the entire

My from ns' * Lillian, was married to Mr. VVi1bert Aus-

prohibition of tariff in intoxicating drinks. Next Wednesday evening there will be a free meeting, open to the public. A choice program is being arranged by a. compet- ent comm ttee. City talent will assist. Chair taken at 8 o`clock sharp.

Miss PAULINE J ouivsors gave one of her

popular entertainments to a large audi-

why you should do any bak- orange blossoms- Miss Bl” “'°1'¢ i>°1'°iv°"ll°*°°.°°mi"g from L°w°r M°m'°’g°° ‘

ing this hot weather. FW Wday 0°' °P°¢ill\i! il- prit and apple_blossoms. Miss Crosby’s__ White Cake, |

Curnnt Cake, | |6“ib

:vt celie, l P°" ° X TELEPHONE 98.1' '

blue silk trimmed with white point d’esl and vmlmty’

dress was of white orglllldy now going full blast, .andturning out flour and valenciennes lace. The groonfs which isat least equal to the imported - present to the bride was a Ontario and Manitoba Hours. He _sellsa pearl brooch and and to the bridesmaids great partof the produce lneighth, quarts pearl pins The esteem in which the andhalf bbl packages, and although al

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, young couple are held Was manifested by most all vessel shipments are in barrels.~» W--G- R- SmauW°°d» S°°1`et”'-7- 15 tf

. `the number of beautiful resents which A ' ' '

D s his mills are well lilled with wheat,

I _ they rcoelvedi 1118-HY bvlllg fI`0IDfrl€l1dS 111 bought before the recent great advance,

Eclipse Pekefy. Upper Ca118»da,Unib¢d States, and the Old he claims he can meet any competition in B°k=S 3”* 5’°“d- Country. A large collection of paintings his line. He deserves the greatestsuccess

both oils and water colors from the ' ° ' ' ° ' ° `

Hospital Mooronelds. and The pain of a strain or sprain quickly Lo d 'rh Ear - - - - -

and Nose. ' . 25°-

w 1 ,,_ m_ g to 4 P, m they’re the Crown Gem-the prices are

_ very low. 17 li

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and lheyxhave turned out beautiful. This lot is composed of

“Chccks,”

“Plains” 1 Breakfast...

Just a word.

If you want a stylish rostiime for this fall call in and have one of these laid aside.

Seo our south windovv.

CGKS

The People’s Store.

Wholesale and Retail.

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d S Federal steel Prid nil

Louisville and Nashville 711; ' New York Central

Rock ISl8..Dd st Paul 114-3

70%

._ . for his enterprise in individually establish

` groom`S mother. 8110 .a ¢h¢<l\1¢ fT0lH Ulf ing abusinesswhich largejoint Stookoom-. .

l hrides father deserve Special mention- psnies have spoke on; but would not risk 1

The happy couple left by the 1. c. R. et 1 their capital to complete. MnMathcS°n’S11 » '

o'c10¢k for 8 S5011? trip fbhrough NOW career and experiencoin the milling and.

Scotia, after which they will reside in gy-aiu business has been such, that the_re,-5?. f

Sackville. can he nothing but success attend tliisii 1 ` 1

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Assistant. at Royal Londrn of i 1

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` Closing prices August 16

american Steel and Wire American Tobacco

street wah 11 Buy your Gem J ars at Sanderson & Co. American Sugar Q ‘I0 Qgntg,

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Brooklyn Transit 58

Burl ington 127§

_ Continental Tob nil'

Federal Steel 34#

1303 107§

Tennessee Coal and Iron

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United States Ru hber 31 April Cotton pei 100 lbs -

Dheap sale of boots and shoes at J. H

Bell’s, i 16 li

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# Pow often you arise' in the

morning and wish for something

E nice and tastv for breakfast.

We can _satisfy your desire. Here isa list of our new, fresh breakfast foods;-

Swiss Food x

Foul’s Wheat Germ Meal

Pettijohrrs Breakfast Food

Quaker Oats

Q- Aunt Ahbey‘s Rolled Oats ‘ Shredded Whole Wheat

Biscuit `

Postum Cereal

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you with any of the above,

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Ideal Gi ocery

Successors to Davison & Co Phone 125

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“But about The Pilot-I don’t want to

persoom-but if You don’t mind, we'd like to have him stay-In fact I don’t see how we kin do without him-look at all the boys here; he’S just getting his work in and is bringin’ 'em right along, and God Almighty, if you take him away, it might be a. good thing for him, but for us, oh,

-men. , Then some one began “Our Father," and

all joined that could join, to the end. For a. few moments Bill stood up, looking at them silently. Then, as if remembering his duty, hesaid:

"This here church is open. Excuse me.” He stood at the door, gave 9. word of

direction to Hi, who had followed him out, and leaping on his bronco shook him into a hard gallop.

1 The Swan Creek church was opened.

The form of service may not have been

co1'rect, but if the essential' thing is sir.- cerity and appealing faith, then all that was necessary was done. ` 1

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of bnde_ The m W ' ence in the Georgetown Hall Wednesday ABRIGHT IDEA '

cousin the ' groo as 1 _ ’ _ _ d f ~ .1 supported by Mr.E.W.Knowles of Toronto. '°"°“_"’§' The nfs” pmgram °°”_5“""° ° Was that of Dr. Chase when he discover- ‘ ;The bride entered the dmwingmom on patriotic selections and recitations ofa ed acombined treatment for disorders of

‘ 1 . ' , 1 h ' (1 ` _ the kidneys and liver and so provided a ,

the “fm °f hm' father t° the Stmlns °f 2;a§=a§:3rn§'g;§;?‘,f§s';3m|:°n.;.)he;n‘;e;§§Z cure for complicated dieases ofthese or- . Mende1ssohn’s wedding march played by ~ , gans which were formerly incurable. Dr.A T

Miss Alice H” organist of Centenary part consistedota.chairactersketch-“The W, C},us;,'s_ K;duey.Live,- pm., mth,

‘ . 0b 1 G di W " d world’s greatest cure for kidney, liver and fl

} Churtzg . m§n:ear::dbeaut;fu1;fv;°t` ,.e,,:|‘,;;?iu?n ,,a,I;;s;l:]y s,;,[|[;an MQ; 33;: stomach t3:oubles,and hasan enormoussale 1'

C011 ll) W I 1 ,

- , D . SN? ' . . ' h in all parts of Canada and the Unitedl

‘l'hat'is-how you get your _peuuuud maiden hair fern predominating. S?" 'S °°'““d°1'°d 9'” °1°°°ti°”i‘lf' _°f t ° States. One pill adose. 25cents a_box. _ ‘ “kbs 3° t'h° Emp" The bride who stood underalarge floral hlghesl' °rd°'°’ 'md th°s° wh° lt’°°k the », -__¢..__.._.

_Bakery You can always Ben was éowned in white satin with over opportunity to hear her were well re- ` '

dress of embroidered chiffon t-rimmed waded' The Stmr' Mmlmgue made ul with Duchesse lace with bridal veil and extra trip after the entertainmenttooon-

Pastuerized milk at Picka.rd's Grocéry.

l'1‘m<; nuns for printingh sm card' is for " Drivin

Mn'rHEsoN’s new 1(1) bbl. ilour mill is them” 'D he hem at é'Ch°rl°tt°t’°wn

g Pork on Wednesday and.'1’hurs- 1

dayfitlie 26th and 27th Sedptember next, ~ wi 'be received up to ,an on Saturday, the 25th lust., at 12`o‘clock, noon. The highest or any tender not necessarily ac- ee ted- All tenders should be marked

' Sticky fly paper, the stick-

iest of them all 3 large

1 ' double sheets .-

, 10 ool‘I:s.- ‘LI'l"l`Ll-Ei

n on roar. and » _ » S , H "AL relieved by rubbing in Bentley s Lim- G

I. m‘..’¢:'p M En, 1 IDCDU. Réglllal' SIZC 100. L8I'R€ b0l’.i'.l8 1 ~ AN -

9 double sheets

Wilson s. Poison Pads

"8c. per pkg.J\ 5 pads).

:Sweet Poison Pads _ '

1Oc for 3 pkgs (15 pads).

°Davis’ Poison Felts °

g `10c for3 pkgs of(l_2 pads). so

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_'T' This is the remark of our many customers, day after (A day, 'as they partake of our i ,llfrj cool, healthy, refreshing Soda.

p Soyo make a specialty of il, 5- ._ '

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'llimdersfor sc-ore cards”and beaddressed ‘* "_”"*"` ` "A A ' _ A “ ` `

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theiiufmhiiiiixleh i‘:ei\'.u 5 my i ld s' ‘ to 1 t s ~ttin l1‘*1°*=“dSi“ the PWSS Wd P°=`“fS i” “ few one of the best touches in Ralph 0°” 'rave foo ’ R:fvB0‘ion md \1i\'>` Malld M Jenk' ihciuld ailgilly tit lt.rlil\sRoll‘l°eeiiatrclinc§DekL i g days. £0135 “The Sky Pi1°t"" is the 39°”-V °f h°W A ‘

` f ` ` ` ‘ ' roncho Bill, The I-"ilot's devoted friend,

p0f°“m“wr`hi°' _ l THES. S. Tiber is due here from Mon- _ THE h0I`S€ races with $1,300ln prem- undertook the task of 09015118' the IWW

F; _ trezil on Monday, and on return will carry -mms °`h°"ld bring a great' °1`°“'d to the church building. When The Pilot himself

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_\§,‘~';` freight for North and South Sydney and Exhlbmon and races in September' was '$0031 U0 be Pl‘0S€I1ff- Bill had fm- " 1 ` Hallfa l\ S n XIOUSI U

` ,- . ,_ .1-. 1, . ' Xi v- - R1-lv. MR Young, will preach in Hea.rtz`s ° Y 2° 9 UWT 5119 BUdi€U°€f'0 find 9-115’ ‘ . _

* 'I' . :_ -F "1i"'__`-,A |l S¢HR_ Genesm Munn master left W_ Hall on Sunday afternoon a.t3 o`clock.Prof. °"e wl_‘° cfmld 05°F all &PPl'0P1'i9-te Pl`8y€1‘

gi ` _ /_ - 2 __lt_ Poole-S vvhmff -Lowe; Mom_aéue_ yes_ Tailton and Mr. Hill will each sing a solo. ;;;ieg;°a‘f'l01t1. but C0015 find l1l30lone. She '

(bf _@_~'.,‘V F __ ‘ _ 1 _ _ gan ocome u in i’s _'te

\ _ ' ;», i\"'-1' §‘e"l"5'~ ‘:‘°h a~Cf“”S0 Of 1300 bushels POUR- Foarv-rivn dollars are offered for f,,_(._e_ pn W I 1 Q $18,' ,toes for l,-hdrlottetown. prizes for fat cattle at the Exhibition in -¢T,,_int in my una But the PHO, says

-‘ . g Private J. A. Harris of the 82nd Queens Ch°~1`l0ttctown, from September 2031 (0 there’s got to be a prayer, and I'm going ' W' 1 County Battalion is among the iilvalided ` 28”” T0 Stay With the 281116-" Then lellrlirlk OD

'Canadian Soldiers who sailed from Liver- $937 fm- ho,-sB5_ 0,-er 315]) fur cattlu the pulpit, he said: f‘Let’s pray," and

Made for actual service in

in every size, expensive or

heap. They’re built with all

the trunk-style that’s practi-

cable,and handsomely linished

even to the $2.25 kind.

Trunks for little trips or long journeys; but the prices are always short.

Round tops and flat tops.

Trunks with straps and

Trunks without. ‘

$2.25, 2.85, 3.15, 5.25, 5.75,

8.25, 10.75. , '

Our Trunks are direct from,

the factory-and i priced' a" little lower than anything else

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' You’ll linda -vlgatypu not here. em olllly if 10% to PII d

ticular and furniture. _, _ "

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(li We are showing a ine line. Prices from $24. ( fl" $22.80 cash) for A solid Walnut, Spring Seat Suite, up to 5; $85.00, the best Turkish Rug Sui”-But 'U0 bl" U9#

Suites a good deal __ V _'

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Up-ill-llaia Frllli Situ,

We Dont Keep Them

1 We Sell Them Quick

Every thing in the men’s Furnishing- Line, except the boots.

Qualify away Up. Pleas Down Low

. White and Colored Shirts, C illars, Cufs, Underclothing, Swegfers,

Suspenders, Umbrellas, Handkerchiefs, Gloves, Golf Hose, HI!! Hosei C011* Buttons, Clif Buttons, etc

0u|° Strong Lino, (luv Neckwear

In all the latest styles, from 2c to 75c each. _ _ Store open Saturdays till ll p.m. `

Gordon & Nl§.e~llan °

'MEN's FURNISHERS.

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i Traveling Rugs. Black Dress Good

Hosiery. Llvloge- .

` Shirts. Collar Forms.

' 4 Bath Towels.

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