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70R THE MAN'S WARDROBE I », have thelshtirts, ‘neokties, hos- , collsrsflhandkerchlefs, under- pg, nightwear, and all the little pcossaries he demands. We have w; in all the new designs and

pwmgg, and our fabrics are un- ucelled. . . v Q,‘ l, BORBAUNO SOFT HATS. LET'S rrr YOU. I

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Brown (luliskin Oxfords in Bwgue and plain enacts are 1.0001118 M‘ mil wear-our

line is complete in‘ sizes and " widths.

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to match all our shoes in». silk. also silk and wool com- i '

hination only shown in New York this season. , __ HEATER medium weight he _ “g-‘slso very~ ratty; colors,‘ ‘ fuolés adore; ‘ Our new lines iifflrown and Black Calfskin with military

and FFrench heels will please you.

SEE OUR. WINDOWS.

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Fashionable Footwear.

For Infants and Children

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lloullnrlooll snnlo --~_:~rr:_-~"t* I r-If you own or use n scrub bull certainly not as fond of making money as you might be.

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--"SOH0,0L OPENS-We have boy's suits and pants. sweaters, stockings. school bags; plaid goods, vclreteon, etc" for the girls. ——lves & Murdock Ltd.

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..° ‘UNDASrJPhe farmers o: this I tion are busily 9113359,} out. ting their harvest, 111s crop 1n gen. _ "B! l! a fairly good one.-—Thn , v li-lrs- schema have re-oper-ed n“. t er the mid-summer holidays, Mr. ; James McOonnel. Georgeotwn ten- of UmllK at Brldrtcwn, and lMisu t ""11"" Mcbcflan. St. Georges, at ° Cumberland l-liiL-Mr. Lihorius Mc 0011111010 of Vermont. U.>S., visit- ed’ Dundee recently, he no; been wosent from tin Island for over thirty YQHTIr-JMPG. J. Mclsaac o! i - Bwtiltllne." Mass, with her two chil-

dYell-‘ure spending a pleasant vaca- tion at Poplar Point. the guests of her sister Mrs, John Campbell w-Mrs. (Dr.) Morris, Duntlas. visit- ed friends and relatives w “n-IIIVJ.‘

_ and Tracadie.—-A trip m his-Island - home is being enjoyed this than... by Mr. Neil McLeod of tSeattle. Wish. he comes to visit his pur- onts, Mr. and Mrs. John N. McLeod ' at Poplar Point. This ls Mr. Mc- Lvods’ first trip to his native -pr'o- Avlnco in twenty-three years. Mr. ‘Mclrnti wt-nt west in i897, and with plr-nly of energy backed up ,by the hardy physique characteris- il, oi the, average P.E. Islander, made a successful business lor him- self in one of the golden cities of the west. Mr. McLeod is marine superintendent of the General Pe- troleum Corporation of Seattle,

\VJ.:iil. Beiore returning to his qwt-sttrn home, he will visit his

brothers and sisters in Havcrhill. t him-m; 'i-hrlt he may enjoy his trip

[n the fullest and return safe-J

to his western home is the best i | '1 of his lllilily 1rlolltis.—.vlr. Jam es MoBeth, Mr. and Mrs. John N. McLeod. Mr. Neil McLeod and Mrs. ;.l:.-eph uullpbeli, uutoed to East

l-IASTIERN PERSONALS v - w‘ _ -' I ‘ jff in-III_ a - . .vii=s Mac- nlCPhee and Mrs. A Wgus MZArthur, who spent the sum mer at their old homes, Big Pond and New Zealand respectively have

returned to Boston.

..*Mr_ Nell N. hlcPlloe who spent a pleasant two weeks with h

sbrother, MrJJohn A, McPhee

would h,“ H Always bears Fhiiallest s21: gilegtbicame l! 1' m’ m” 14%- fled product», ammo", or r , t has returned to his home in Bos- ton.

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Ma's. ELIZABETH COMPTON‘ Elizabeth Compton beloved-twins of Henry Compton oi Glenforest. P. E. island, passed away on August 2st. i020, at the age o! 72 years. She was a daughter of the late Joseph and Mrs. Colnptcs- of-Brook- lyll. ‘Lot 61. Besides her husband she in survived by one son David oi ',""tlma" a»! on» daughter. Mrs. E; Moaer of Mount Vernon. Gevelflll n r t. lnllv nsli pivdfltifllléd her. She- hud suffered long from a V01‘! ..ying ailment but through it Bil she never murmured. She had al- ways been or a seutw and tender tposition, and her even temper- mettremalnetl unruliled during the s verest suiTerillg, llorvhonoet and 510d heart prepared l-y Grad, was a suitable recsptahle for the good < od~nf the kingdom which brought forth abundant iruit. Her‘ Chris- tian character shod its influence of l- ve upon those about her. Through‘ tho struggle-s of life and the hllrd "fill! of bereaved motlwrhood she most clearly experienced the love ol God and was content in the u-vine assurance that His SW00 was sufficient. ' ' Shs-"had-been brought up in the iait-tn-and-{dobtrlues of the Church

n consistent member who valued the means oi grace thus provided l.l the churches’ mlnistratioue She fulyrealited the fulfilment of God's ~ rolnisos inChrist Jesus and daily grew‘ in the knowledge of ilim, Th» funeral which was largely" nttendekt-took place on Aug. 22nd iromphernlate home to Brooklyn Cemetery‘. llcr pastor ltev. Ewen Mactlougall attended nnd conduc ted the services. (Patriot and Examiner please copy)

MR. R. D. MCDONALD.

, On Monday‘ morning, August thl 30th, at his home, Pealtes Station. tltr. til. 1D. iMcDpnald passvd to hi. ttorliol reward after on illness o! eight months.

l-‘t-w men ‘were more widely known or more highly esteemed ii. lllis community lhnn "itonnle Dun.’ as he was familiarly known.

w-s gent-tons hearted, and his home was nllways open to th-

.. tnnrs or trhveilWs whcm hi

“WW5 qtmade welcome, m, 110mm. ning to St. Teresamnothwithstand-

..'.l.~i aiwnys happy Wllull entertain i v company.

He. was employed as section fore- man on the R. E. Island ltuilwny< i‘ many y. an, nnd performed his Julie-s with the greatest eifiuienoy

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m. 60c a boa; all] deairrfl or lo.- , 5‘;.'.'t2's-5;l2't&~??'- h’~"'"“" " no‘ m“ 0v you v.»- lll_l 1'0!

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his cousin the Rev. JJ. McDonald, Summersldv, while the choir was greatly assisted by the Rev. A. J- McDonald, Fort Augustus, Rev. J. A. McDonald, Grand River and Rev- R. J. McDonald, East Point-

nie, was conveyed to mother earth

N)" as ant...- . th re t0 “W011 _ restate . M 1 his soul rest in 00-000-

‘ltlorrnrows GUARDIAN. ” ' i" " ‘

TEACH VOUR CHILDREN to brush their teeth regularly

morning and night and they wil-l haveno trouble with their teeth in later years. And be sure and have them use a good healthful dentifrice like our Kleilw 100111 pasts which is tine for young teeth and gums. -

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Prescription Drugglst, Optometrist

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Eh rapho of all sills. films I0 it" sir an amatsur cameras‘ an‘ nnolvod fresh every amok.

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the congregation wil lgreatly lnls-x llS well known voice. Hi leaves m mourn a widow. namely Tillie McDonald (Garshr-liiai "M sons D-ivhl Phester, Loon- ard, James and Earle; and five daughters Mnrion, Granville, Etta, tdine and Georgie, His funeral on ‘Wednesdav mar-

"Yin rims," oour of rain was 10f!"- enty cal-irnges formed in cortege.

He was attended in his last mo- "l" ‘~ hv his pastor the Rev. l. it.

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PASTOR SICRORES

Church.

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NEW YORK. Sept. 7a—All efforts to remove the Metho ist baron '1 ‘N mnewl “m” ulebrme“ by dancing. which recently culminated

in the llming of. a slow minuet

type of dance "the Wesleyan,“ in honor oi John Wesley,‘ founder of ‘Methodism, were characterized to- day as “a slimy’ silly stream ‘of ' "tr ,"bR.Dr.Jou Auerwnrds hwremnms were can‘ imggtigvn nlltzlxgtyor ofy Calevynr)’ Bllllllfit y,“ n o“, m,‘ “on, “n,” M“ veyed u, the adjoining cemetery. .

"The Episcopal Enlbrace." DANCING MASTERS. (‘nnzretrutPnol “John the Baptist Bounce."

"To name n modern dam"? saill| Dr. Straton, "with its sensuous and shameful heredity, does tlivrouzh tho tango nnd" the BhImmyQshake and othcr abomin- ations that havellone so much to destroytlhe moral ivP-als of the peoplqj-‘to nalne n dance after n llolv plan, is nothir-g short o! an- outragc on decency and ll distinct v insult

He predicted that the dance in world." practise would sooube called “The \Vrslevan Wiggle" and lead to B cries of dances something like

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dist Church lrem-ove dancing.

(‘l"“t~r" nnd tho

masters make,” continue-d 11-- roming as ii

the snark. poiecat.

to the entire I hrislilln ' r555 be un¢0nflned_

'l‘lle> American National Associll-i “on M Dancing Mame“ m m” Motor tractors for removing snow

ventlon here last week, introduced

have been perfected.

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IF

The Contest had ended las

Saturday, Harry (‘taig would haye won the

Gray Dor-t.

Miss Mabel Jelnkins the

Player Piano,.and Miss

Palmer the Crafonola; '

BUT

Contest Ends Saturday Night 5 ’ oi TlllS WEEK '

Will thtose three

be the * Winners

This "Week Will Tell

Alban _Arsenault, Summerilde, Box 722 Jae. Keith Arhlnp, Emerald ................... ..

T. Barnard, Summarslde Isaac Brown, Cherry Valley Alex Barrett, Klnroas ......... Dominic Boots, Ruaflcovllle..." ............ ..

Wllllsrd Croasman, Murray-River .... .. Sue M. Cannon, Euaton StrelhClty Elwood Campbell, Long River . Ben L. Clow, Freetown ........... .. Harry-Craig, 135 Elm Ave., City ..:. Cecilia Cullen, Sherwood ..

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George Fraser, Sourls _ ........... ... ....... .. 5,000 Mrs. Gordon Sllllker, 0'Loar_y 5.375 Mrs. Hilda Fraser, 322 Fitzroy 8treot, City .. 5,000 Cyrus Sanphy, Peaks’: Station .. 58W . Annie Griffin, Newton Cross"....f .......... 5,000 J. H. Seplsr, Mount Stewart - 5-009 . ' H. ' b " John Stewart, Caledonll n 2.329.509 Jamel Heron, 17 King Street .............. ...... ..,.... .... 5,000 - - T. ' ' . 3 ' v Winifred Trainer, 214 Huston Street .... ..___ ............ .. 1,745,125 , ' ‘p Mabel Jenkins, Mill View . 2,500,000 . , _ t_ , _ Margaret wmu, 1st Kent emit, City . . 1.13am .. 1' ' " ' Colin H. Love, 80 Edward‘ It, City . 2,133,675 E. S. Whltloek, 220 Fitzroy Strait, City 0.6M)

Roy Dunn, Ranks’: Station .......... .. Annie Delron, New ‘Giatpwjgtlilg . , E _.

James C. Eaton, Box 204, Georgetown .......... .. 2,320,300 F‘ , . . .

Vincent Lund, Traoadle Cress Alice LolrdpAlberton ‘

E. E. Campbell, Alberto» .. mm. L. Dewar, Montague ...... ....,2,40s,aso Edna I" * so K ' ' _‘ v . City 045,150

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. or THE. no $5.00i)CON1‘-E-si‘i. All iflrlnwdiiiadlildestMuy we

The followingiis the list of candidates in the Contest and‘. the nuln-. ‘ ber of ‘votes credited tgtieach up to last, Saturday knight,» September 4th- THEVCANDHJATE WHO-LEADS THE STANDINGS NEXT_ WEEK WILL ,_

BE THE GRAY DORT WINNER. .W H05 WILL IT BE? - » 1* ' t

Win. McEachern, Fredericton . Isidore Martin, Rustlco .. Molenda Murphy, Morell Station ..... .. Donald S. MacDonald, Tracadlg Cross Helena MacDonald, Johnston's River Ruth McLean, Grand Vlsw_ Jerome McGulgan, Kelly's Cross

Gladys McKay, New London. ‘ Mary McLeod, Wilmot _

Gertie MacEwsn, 8t. Peter's Bay Wm, McEachern, Fredericton‘. v Wm. 8. Melislil, Falnvlsw Etta McLeod, Caledonia Ruth Mclltnls, Tlgnllh

. , 0t Thelma Ids Owen, North River ..._ - - P‘.

Mm Myrtle Phillips, Tyne Valley . George Reid; Borden " ~

Alfred a. Slinnott,“ Morell Hilda Sentnsr, 73 Chestnut

5,0N,M|l|y Wlllh, 79 Upper QUIOI! Street, filly . . 1,013,175 Margaret White, 151 Kent Street, City ,

tvan Mclnnls, 16 Granville Street, City .

Laura A. Palmer, 141 sum A... City

857,250

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the "Wesleyan" in connectiouwith “The |n resolution asking that the Mellie- its ban on

"The [piles that these dancing

ton, "that they desire to ‘pudify the dance’ is idle and entirely beam.- You cannot purify a You cannot denature a smallpox epidemic. gYlou oannlot make a rattlesnake reliable." .

~ Down with the scrub. LBl prog-