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- 9ontilued__,f_r_0m_rgse_lop_r- A 'rrentnienc 'rim is Guaranteed to giyilectlon Knit Work, 1. Mrs Mary Give Relief.

~ - .

wolld' 2' Missy’ S. Newsom hom- Eczema il! parasitic in n tur It . _ _ a e.

- w*;(00kod Mat, any material, 1, Mary S113;-ldhto be a eontageous disease. B_ McRae, lilast Royalltly, 2, Miss the skineipaxlstti gegm hidden in pangy Machon, Muriuy arbor. removed ew P€,6Y estroyed und Hooked M_at,all yarn 1, Miss' Pansy Fully m;e_thirep1ii[ cplnnpt be cu;-ed.

Machon' 2' Mm John Dunning' bun- in the form of(ec(;er:n sltnalllddthwlself-` willinsn, home-niude, from Island sons ol an “ge” and classes- It il' grown Flax, iuaiiufacturi-.d since lst ;'§£yag;Vg}°”;0“;3nlZ4(l7¢0D1e between Ofimber' 1910’ 1' Mr? M' Gaudet' We unhesitntingly guarantee to T'gn.lsl;L,i;,wnMy?;;u1t§h“Sty McLeod' l-Urn °Vel`Y` Uellt Paid us for Rexilill Um' 0 DIVISION 'Xu-___ ' Ecpepliéi tOinl{ment tin every case where

H nd Anim. Su pi- _ ll 0 g Ve en ire satisfaction. It

msp,‘;';,°yo,f“‘ uquid eftmcgedlegoney' postsiesselp rleinierkable cleansing, anti-

se c ee n `

l" gmssl not less than 15 pounds' 1- Its grbat valge izngeigyrgddhhudgedeirn Harry Newson’ East Royalty’ the treatment of eczema whether f H°me'mad° Imspberry Jam' 1 pint the dry, scaly sort or of' the weepiii)g lar- 1' Mrs L” E5s"’ry,', Union Rmdi type, where there is a constant flow 2- L°"a Famuhamon' mtv' of an ill~~suielling excretion or of the H°"“"made Black Curmnt Jam- 1 other intermedian fox ' h

, _ ` 'y 'll]B, Suc as Pm" lark 1,; B' P"°“'s"~ (M71 ringworni, acne, piuiples, blotches

Z- Mrs 0 n , 8 and discolorations.

,&’.LA§lS 64'- Iiexall Eczema Ointment is ver; 'ace ane°“s~ _ useful in treating ulcers, sores,

flullcction Bwkets' India” mH‘10» wounds, insect bites, nettle rash and exhibited by maker: 1' Alice Mitchell- hives. lt is particularly recommend- flocks” P°1“t2 2- Mlclmel P11111- Rocky .ni for the treatment of children who Poin.‘ _ _ ed, -6- -_ 21:. ':.‘;;i;.?:.‘.*...‘;.‘.'; ::..‘;;';fz: mi... dia" Work' eXmb.it°'l by m‘”k°r’ 1' you to try u box at our risk. Your Alice Mitchell, 2, Michael Paul. money waits you if you are not gat, (70ll9Ctl0“ Indlml Milcmfiilln. Hill- isfied with the treatment. Two sizes, buod by maker. 1. Alive Mltfllcll. 2. r-oe. and :$1.00. liememi-er. you can Mr" Michuel pam' Imcky P"i"t~ only obtain Hcxall Eczema Ointnient l"|l‘*¢‘i‘"kl" Ml"-W lwlit 3- ll|'055lCfl. in this town at our store-'l`he Rex~ Willie Of '5°l‘"`e‘|- 1- 1'- M- HYFU0. N- all Store. MacKinnon Drui; (fo.

PllY.

'*“' Hide. iS ViSif-ini; friends in this city.

Frank Sizsworth, (liirdigiiii, wus n _-- vlvllvr ln the city yestenley. w. A. ivier'-iifier, oi Charlottetown,

D. McDonald, New Glasgow, N. S., Moncton Exe.

is attending the Exhibition herc.

John McLean, M. P. I'., Sour-is, umliia, a native of Hamilton, is was in the °ll-Y yesterday. home on a visit and is taking in the

-i Exhibition.

AWm. Moran, Chatham, is in the CNY- ’l‘omorrow's Guardian will contain

-- a detailed account of how each mem-

' Fraiiikhchocfer, Cape '1‘raverse,was ber of the Colonial Stock Company 1"' t if clty Yeitllrday- _ now playing in this city became an

~ '_-' actor.

Dr. A. A. McLellan, Summer-side, __

5V” 9-`ll`l0l1lZ those in the city yester- Hou. Payson hinith, Augusta, Me., ily- who have been in attendance at the D _ ”*-- 'l‘eachei~’s Convention, leaves this wr, and Mis. I.ung, 'l‘lyne Vnlley,are morning »|iy the Western express for Vlhltllll-Z Suilll- G- A. and Mrs. Sharp, his home.

City. for a few days. .__

1 '-- _ The following _were registered at

Q 9. E. L. Jarvis, Insiiranceadiuster, the Queen Hotel in this city yester- - t- _Jolin, came to the City last day: Miss O. Bearse, liaselladack- evening on the Northumberland. son, Vancouver; Jas. A. Seller and

3% _ wife, Sussex; Mrs. J. B. Gaudet, Mis-

Rev. Dr; McMillian, Gardign_n_nn<l couclie; E. H. Monkley and wife, Rev. J. diiiiillet. Iona. were visitors Sumniersidc; A. E. Hale, City.

to thc loxhibition yesterday. .___

-- Those registered at the Hotel Vlc-

Garnet Doyle, city, has returned toria iii this city yesterday were;

after ii. trip fo Nortllwcsl:.ern Can- Mr. and Mrs. Jay, Mrs. J. W. Carru- arlu. llll“l`S, lvlilili l"l0l'0nCC lllclicim, Monta-

_'~~~_“ iruc; Miss Il. llessiiin, (lcoi'i.:etowii;,

_Wallace Williaiiis, and wife, Wolf- Geo. A. "l‘lioinpson, Ii. l\‘. Mvlionnin Ville- N- 5- lllffl VlSitlll_ll MY- Wllliuins Mriiitiigilc; W. li. Mulliily, St. -loliii; former home in this city. Miss L. Estcrbrookc, Miss 1. Ivnw-

It pays to buy in this Province. ' Miss Floreiice Mur Summer-

-i arrived in the city this afternoon.-

*_ Andrew Simpson. of British Col-

River, 2. Margaret McDonald, City. I ,___._______._______,___._._._._.,.,.,_._._.,____.__._,__..___}.._-_-.-.-.-_-_-_-,

SHEEP.

(TIAS S 28.-Leicrstcrs.

llnui, 2 shears and ovcr, 1, S. (‘.,‘

Lanc, Mf. M0lllCl¥§ 1. Albert Hoi-iwnll, Poivuall; 3, S. L. Uoswnll.

llnin, shearliillg, 1, Albert Boswull,

2, S. L. Boswa l.

linui Lamb, l, Albert Boi-iwall, 2,-

S. (‘. Lane, 3, S, L. llosivall. l Ewe, 2 shears and ovcr, having

reared ii laiub this i-icasoii, I, Albert Bus\\‘all, 2, S. L. Busivull, 3, Albert Boswiill.

lllirc, slienrling, l, Albcrl. 1';0n\vn1\_,

2, .\‘. L. lloswall, Sl, H. U. Lane. l

|<l\ve Lamb, l, Albert llosivull, 2, :<I,,

L, Boswell, 3, S. <.‘. Lane.

Flock of l.ciccstoi'.~:, voinnstlni: of'

rain und 4 fcniiiles, thc fciiiiilcu i-,on-1 sistini: of 2 civos, each to liiivc roared a lnnib this scasoii, l slieiirling own and l ivwr liinili, l, Allicrt llos\viill, 2,! S. I.. lio.s\vzill, 3, S. (‘. linnr-._

oi./iss 29.- co'rswoi.ns_ I

Rani, 2 shears and over, l, John 'l‘wccdy, l'lai'iu-scliflc. ‘

lluin, shearling, 1, John 'l‘\vcody. lluin Lamb, l, .loliii ’l‘.wccdy, 2,`

Austin Jiidson; l’owinil_ l lilwe, 2 sliciu‘.~' and over, having reiircd ii lamb this season; l, Jnim. 'I‘\\'eclly, 2, John 'I`\vccdy, 3,' Austin' Judson. ; Ewe, slicarling, 1, John 'pweciiyl 3_1

John 'I‘wecdy, Zi, Ailstin .liidsou-. '

l~lvi'c linuih, l, Austin Judson, 2!

John 'l‘\\'rody. ` ', Flock of (‘-ot:~;wolfl>¢, conrdstlni;

i'uiu_iiinl ll feriiiilcs, ilu' fciiuilrs

"""°"»"i- "f 3 0\\'US- <-:ich to lin.\’r rcurcd ii lninli this season, l sliourliiig nwn

and l civc lunib, l, John 'l'\vccdy.

`('l-ASS 30.--~l.li\'l`OliN-S.

lil'-lll. 2 Shears and over, l, Allie-rt

Boswiill, Jr., Frsiicli Fort.; 2, 11], \;_ Hnuirall, 3, Ernest l.u~iil_ Mt Herbert, ‘ llziin, slinurling, l, l~‘. ll. Boswall, .3,rl~.r|icst Lund, 3, Albert Boswall,

l-‘nm l.ainl>, I, All-crf. llosivall, Jr.

2, ldriicst Lund, 3', 'BL Il, ]5o5wa11_

l'-\\'€. 2 shears and over, having

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;rcui‘cd ii lauih this season, l, Albert lljoswiill, Jr., 2, l<l. U. l.loi~\wull, 3, Eriiest liund.

Ewe, sheurliiig, l, Albcrl. lloswall,

Jr. 2, Ernest Lund, 3, ld. Ll. lioswall.

l~Iwe Luinh, 1, Albert Boswall, 2,

Ernest Lund, 3, E. B. Boswall.

Flock of Lincolus, consisting of

rain and 4 fcm0.les,_ the females to consist of 2 ewes, each to have reared fi luiuh -this scusoll, l slirarliug cwe and I nwc lanili, 1, Albcrt Boswell, 2, Ernest Lund, 3, E. B. Bnswall.

- GLASS 31.-lw'(lll'l‘l~ll)(lWNH. lrani, 2 shears and over. l- l'-oplias

Nunn, Wiusloc; 2, flliver l-laiindcrs, 'l‘ri|by.

ltam, shciirllng, l, lllivcr .\’uiiiidcrs. llam Luinb, 1, Uellhas Nunn, 2,

Oliver Saunders.

lilwc, 2 sliears und over. havingi rearr-

od ii lunib this sciisoii_ 1, Oliver l~iiiunders, 2 Sr ll, Ccpliiis Nunp.

.Q-z, _ 'i ~ ~ i ~.

lflwc, \-lu-arliiig, 1 Ceplms Nunn, 2 i llliwi ‘cl.iiindirr~ hlwc Iiniiib, l, Ulivrr Saunders, 2, 3, (‘-cphns Nunn( Flock of l'loiitlidowiis, consisting of

_rum and fl friiialcs, tho fciuiilci~: to consist of 2 ewes, each to have rcui‘cd ii -lamb this season, l sliearliiig cwc and l ewc liinih, 1, (‘-c|iliau: Nuiur, 2, 'ilivci' Suunilers. Cl.AS>‘- 32.-S1-llU')l’Sllllll". IIUWNS. liani, 2 i~:licai‘s ninl ovcr, I, il. li.

lioswull, Frciieli l<`<\i't, 2, (-ciiliine

Nu-nn, 3, (I. L. Hoswall. '

lliini, slicai'liiii:_ 1, ffephns Niiiiu, 2,

l“ ‘L li. lios\vnll, il, l-_ H. l). Foster,

ll/larslilicld.

ltam Luiiih, I, G. I.. lloswall, 2,

('cI‘lius Nunn, 3, -2. li. lioi-iw-all.

l<2wc, 2 shears :ind over, having

reared ri lamb this season, 1, G. I.. Boswall, 2, (lvphas Nunn, Ii G. L. llliuvrall.

l<}wc siiearlllig, l G. li. lloswull, 2,

‘.`-vphzis Nunn, 3, L. H. l). l~‘ostc»r.

Idwc Lamb, 1, 2 & 3, G, L. Boswell. Flock of Sliropsliire Downs, con-

sisting of ram and 4 females, the fe- nialcs to consist ol Z ewes, each to have rcarcd s. lauib this season, 1 iilicarllng ewe and 1 ewe lamb, 1, G. li. boswnll, 2, (Icphns Nunn.

(‘-I,ASl'~‘» 33.--OXFORD DOWNS. lliun, 2 shears and over, 1, A. Mc-

Kenzie, Long (Trcck.

ltnm. shcarling, l, ,A. H. Iloswall,

Marslilield.

Hain liumb, l, A. H. Boswall, 2,

Henry Wcatlierbic, Mt Herbert; 3, Henry Wciitlierliie, Mt l~lcrliert.

Ewe, 2 shears and over, having

reared a lunib this season, l, Henry Wcatherhic, 2, A. I-l. lloswall, 3, licnry Wcatlicrhic

l<l\~.'e, sliearling, 1, Henry Weather-

liic.

L?-I..»\l~‘S 34.--§~lUI"l<`0l.KS.

llam 2 shears and over, l Albert

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` 'V llosv/yall, Jr. '

23 me Pl’~ __.wie_-'neue-4-_-iii! lwwali- _ , N - (¢`-uiitiuiicd on Page 6.)

l Finest of O-live Oils

Ours is :i imlcclcd nil from frcrli ripe Olives grown in thc

\-"alleys of lliu l\l;iriliinc Alps. ll is of llic lilglici-I nieillciual viiluc sind i~n<.i|) iissiiiiiilalrrl. \Ve> plinilivi-ly guaraiili-ix lhi- high iiuitlily oflliirioil . . . ... ..............-......-......60¢ \ bollle

l-The MacKinnon Drug Co. '

The Rcxall Storc,

\ Cor- (_`-l. Geo. and Kent Streets, _

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o1-.<-- oeoex->re@>@@<e@<-y@@@I.§@>@l->@@@

Fur The llhilly Evenings

JOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO 0 O

buy zi profitable Oil Stove

You can carry them any-

where. We have the li.

kind that does not smoke or

smell audwe guarantee ab-

solutely safe.

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[lcv W. H. I-Iiirding

the L'-liristlan (lliurch, next Siinday at scvcn

will preach in New Glasgow, p. in.

W. F. and Mrs. Bni'Iiil.t of St. John, N. B., are visiting J. A. and Mrs. (‘lai~k ut the Experimental Farm, (‘-liarlottctoivii.

ROV. R. l‘.' lllurray, pr:-aclirfs at

Mt. -\'lewart on Silnday at seven p. ni. A line dropping of the local re- ference to above in ycsterday’s paper failed to givc the information.

The S. S. Halifax a,i‘rived iii port

last night with thc following pas- sengers : Miss A. Hume, I). I.. South- worth, W. A. l°‘lc\vnlling, Mrs. P. Mc- Leod, Miss l’. Monaghan, Mrs. Fi. I.. Tangiiay, Mrs. l<`-_ Frank, E. Durant, J. McKenzie, C. L. Witt, W. J. Far- ley~.

’l‘hc innri‘iii.;:r took placc in liosloii

Miiss., on the Zlllh, iiiiit., of l\'l|si-i Della Henderson, eldest diiugliter of Mrs. lflnrret Hrnilci'soii, (‘-ity; to }<`i'edcrirk l~'»ii'icklu|id of lhc ldilii-ion l*)lecli‘icnl Co., Huston, 'l`hc ccrcniiiny wa:-' performed hy thc llcv. Hvrhci‘t Joliiisoii. 'l"lic- hriilr was nl,- tired in ii tailored suit of izrcy, with

cett, Siickville; D. B. Macdonald, A. Mcllunald, N. llcdcuue; E. I-lognn, John Trninor and wife, St. John; J. \V- Giirriitliers, A. Dnrrach, G. lil. Morrison, lViri~i. Darmeh, Monlaguc; I~‘. 11.' Bissett, Halifax; G. Davidson, St. John; A. C. Close, Toronto.

The Wvrk of Ilrepnrin-g for the

great internmninntioual iueii's miss- ionary convcntion to he held in Halifax in November is helm.: ener- getically pushed forward. Already] representatives of the following chur-‘ clies have signified their intention ofi hciui; prescnl.:-I'i‘esbyl.ei‘iziii, Angli- can, Metliodisl., lluptii-it, (fongrcgat-, ional nnd (‘lii-ii-eliun. It is expected' that every section uf Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island will be re- presented. A striking feature illus- tratiug the intersst being taken is shown by the fart that not only the lntcrcolonial, Dominion Atlantic, and the Halifax and South Western Rail- ways hiivv. proiniscd to give one-way fares on thc stainlani certificate plnii, but thc following coastal i~itc:inu‘i's will also give one-way rc- tiirii tickets-tlic llufferin, Kiuburn, Heal, Scotia, Scotshuru and Strath-

lfiriic--Hlllifiix liar.

A Moncton ilespatcli says: 'l‘hC fifth

black picture gat, with willow plum- rs, lioth hridc and groom were iinut-> tendcd. ’l`hv happy couple, lrft on ii` trip to Norwood, ll. l. where theyf will bc the guest of the grooiifs. sister lllrs. I). A. .lrirdiiu. The bridel ivas the recipient of iiuiiiy bcautifu' and costly- presents. The groom is ii son of 'l‘liouins l\'ti~icl\'li-iiiil, (`-ity._

Those attcinliiig the horse races

this ycar_ have been heard in large numbers expressing tlielr approval of the system of numbering the com-| petitors in thc races inaugurated' this year by Secretary G. R. Small-l wood. In the past it has always been the custom to have the driver carry his horse‘s number on his arni but this year the idea nf placing n vci'y large number on the horse,s.ttiiched to the shafts and the saddle, was carried out-similar to the plan pre- vailing on all the race circuits on the American side of the border. ’l`hc numbers were made by l’. I. McMah- _on, painter, are large and distinct, and have proven a distinct improve- ment over the old system by which those in attendance were assisted in the inrlentiliciitiou of the flcld of starters in each event..

A correspondent from New Glas-

gow writes:-We are pleased to sec tlie patrons of New Glasgow Dairyinig Co., busily rniriigcil in rebuilding their factory which was destroyed by fire recently, and by all appe1ll`l'\llC8H it will lic ,, more up-to-date and het- ter cquippcd building; than thc for- nicr 0nc.~'l‘hc farmers in this vicln- ity are hllsily engaged in plowing af- ter reaping ,, bountiful harvest.- ’l‘ho New Glasgow school has rc~op# ened altcr tlic summer holidays and the trustees are to he congratiilateil in sccurini: thc services of such nu clficicnt lcn.<:lici‘ as Miss Verim Hrown,--'l`hc niisses lillizabctli und llattic liinglcft Monday Sept 2-‘Sl-li for Auburn, Nlaiiie, after spcndinir the summer with their parents Jac- ob and Mrs. Ling, Ncw Glauiww- ’I‘hi~y worn :ici-.oiiipuiiicll on their rc turn by thcii' cousin Charlotte lil. lloiuiton, who intends spending the winter with her all-iter, Mrs. W. li. Murray, Robinson Mc.--Thomas (lass. ¢_I|n 'I‘clcplione (.‘o., (llinrlottetown, paid ,L flying visit to New Glasgow mnciitly.--Alrlcr W. Dickieson, stud- cnt at P. W. (l., Charlottetown, spent. Sunday at his home ill New Glasgow.

::"'l‘hc School that has won the con-

fidence ni the people." Union Com- incrclal Collette- ll'31df-f-

:I l"i'oIessor l<lm`lc wishes the ladien

to understand that he makes it a specialty in teaching hcginncrs thc Plonu as well us advanced pupils. '

fl-2'l<l3ipll.

....,\

No need of sln lnir the praises ol our

Bakery Goods w en All over town you onn ear t.h§m prs sed by those wh%uss our resm resd.Cal:os etc dslly. he! are pure, wholesome and nutritious.

The Rogers Hardware Go Lid

Slewarfs Bakery

163 Kent Sheer

here tonight after two days' session.

annual convention of thi: district lodge of thc Internatioiial Associatioii of Machinists was lirouglit to a close

Routine business occupied the atten- tion of thc rlcl-';-gates largely. This al- teriiooii the followiiu: olliccrs were ol- ectcil: President, (Y. W. Blcnkncy, Moncton; vice-presidentii, A. Mc(‘-al- der, Prince lildwaril lslnuil; A. Neaudi eu, St. Lcoiiimls, (Que.); W. E. Mit- chell, l-ltellarton, (N. -9.); A. J. .Dc- nicrs, St. Ronald, (l.iue.); John Dela- hunf., Moncton; The following liiipor- tant resolution was iinaninioiisly pas- scd by the meeting: "Resolved, that we, the delegates assembled represent- ing the niacliinists of thc I. C. R. and Prince Efl\\'ai'd lsland system, feel that we have thc right to discuss any public questions either privately or collectively' without having our po- sitions jeopardized in any manner."

12 In buying ii typewriter the choice

must be an Underwood or something not as good. Several typewriters look like the Underwood becaui-ie they are lnderwood imitations, United Type- writer Co., Limited, l-lalifax, N. S.

9-28dr3i.

Prove it to-day I al our expense

that if you have an auiliual in poor condition. Royal Purple .

Stock Specific will put it in `good condi- tion agaiu more quickly and at lcss cost than by using any olher so-called stock food on the market.

If this is not thc case we

will cheerfully refund you you rmoncv.

Packages containing 'yo

days treatment . 50 ccuts.

Pails containing 280

days treatment. . . . . .$1.50

Johnson Q Johnson Cor Kent and Prince Strects

.__,____.___._.;____.-__;-

Visit Our Store

While in

we wanl. you lo become fnlly aci|iialiilrd with our methods, syslcms, stock and superior store service.__ We want you lo get acipiainled with our salesmen for we hc- lievc it would be to our mul- iial advantage If you shop-

ped here.

We honestly hclicvs we can give you salisfaclory _ aerviccllial is unsurpassed in thc Province-we have everything you could possib- ly need and courteous clerks to sec all your wants are

allendcd lo.

stop, rest and ment your friends at the cit¥'s _blk Wir

store-look for the silth 0!

'c||iiiu.oru.'rowN nm iiunirs couiuv

‘Q

Ill Queen Sl.

The Store With the Stocli l2l Queen St.

Key chain worth 15c free to any man making cash purchase of One Dollar at Men`s Furnishing Dept.

EVERY MAN NEEDS A KEY CHAIN. No other method of tak

ing care of your keys is at all satisfactory-witli a good strong chain you ue 1d not worry-you cannot lose them. Now, to any niau who makes a cash pircliase of One Dollar or more, at our l\len’s Furnishings counter, we

\` will picseut a neat, strong key chain worth 15 cents-absolutely free.

New ties, ne .v sweaters, new uudervi ear, new shirts. new hose.

Y T

Sample furs at a

4 “Star values” inlad1°es° _

._-_ _ `»§=, Saving of one third , _ ` ` Do you remember that lot of sample ffirs tl'-.at \ (F made Soinuch interest last fall? Rc-nicinb ‘ '\\l~at

,\;-V) - _ ~ great values you got from among them ? 'i

\§“: ,Y

A ' ` i

, - ix This year we have secured the full range of srini- 3

, f -- ples of the same oven lingli-h Fur lioiu;-_-, and .it a

i'.=_ 3

price that lets us <ell to vo-i at juét :ilu-ui iw.;-\l:ir

(‘ if X whole "ale li ' - ; f _* ,Sf Q".-l`\ ,

.1 M_"ff~= Fluff ».\`-._-i s es~ fr -‘ --s < ‘ I /, i' and Chl dren. `

51 f -ll , A "1/eiii-in H. .ur vcr. specia .'-il-u-`»' ic- V - ~l

li llkl `/l fi Hreaivl-it ol .viiiicliv-.~ valu- .~, anal zissur- - ~‘-"= 5- l ,__-if-, `\,‘ ` _“J i il' find v_»‘- .i vial si\i»i,s on -v ;.f -

5, gf; aesimbiefufs. I

_ _ 2 Ciliarloi tetown"s best .-lif»u»

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f of Distinctive Milline-y ' "

WE NEi<.D HARDLY l<hlI\llf\I. \'(_)l7 -~

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, l 'I `- that tln key note of L is rnillinl-ry sq p l;;i.< al- l. ,fl 5 \ I"

wavs been “iiistincti\'eiiess.” Every :it I-:i~ an i 1;

-, -_ l ‘ _ 4 "_, ' individiiality of its own. Every order hu spec- E J ial attenti n. The hat we make for y-iu--- will :- __ , _,_

,- \ ` - bc__ui:ide FOR YOU ALONE, and will lo.»l-, bcl--

" ,___ .3~‘ ter on you than on anyone else For perfect

- millinerv satisfaction leave your order viilh

MISS SINCLAIR. .

n ir _A

fall suiting fabrics

All Wool Venetian 50c yd

.,- This is decidedly the best low price suiting that we have cvtr been able M to offer you. The fabric is all Wool, and while not so wide as thc next few unin-

bers, is of a good satisfactory width. It is supplied in six colors black,

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47 inch All Wool Venetian 69C

= _[UST PLACED IN STOCK a day or two ago and already selling like , peanuts at a ball game. Tliisone is full 47 inches wide, hue close weavc-:_ bright

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‘ finisli very dependable fabric and is offered in black, navy, brown, grey,

green,gariiei. A wonderful value at per yard..................

$1.25 Value Venetian $1.00

TOLD YOU ABOUT this one before-but ri good thing hears repealing.

This is :i value that you only sce once in a wliile-soft rich cloth, bright finish,

" drapes well, will wear until you’rc tired of it, 48 inches wide, \':ivy,

Cadet, Black, Brown, Green, (}i'ey,.............. _.. , . . . . . . _ .. °

:i Compare with the best $1.25 value sold elsewhere

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The Most popular early Fall fabric t

. 48 inch Hard finish special 1.15 A

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YOU HAVE BEEN ASKING US RIGHT along fora good u~ei;;hl `

all wool hard linisli Serge, at a moderate price. Rczrly for you n uv lu- _ come in and look this one over-and if you do not think it good value for thc iiioney-we're ready to sell out. It is 48 inches \\'i.lc,_lirn1 go-ul might, > close woveu,shows a iiiediuui narrow rib or “wale". It is offered you in Navy, Ocean Blue, Black, Brown, and Grey. Shades are all good . and you will bc pleaseed with the cloth at pcr yard. .. . ..... . -f

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High gi-ndc furs --great iuay

saving opportunity. PA'l ONS.

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Do not forget that special 49

cent pnlllette silk I9 Inches wlde el value that Is unbeatable. This llno comes ln black. only 4-*G Moore & McLeod. 9 226'-f

"Slime choice imu.i-_rns nnri color-

Ingg in neckwear just received in two new shapes. You will like the Persian and Paisley designs. Try one Satur- day night. D. A. Bruce. 9.16dtf

PATONS chic coal stylus offer

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real opportunities to save money

We ran sec thc look of .suiprisi

and delight on your face whcn you examine this wonderful display o new crentious.Tliey are elegant and becoiiiiug. ‘ Wraps and clouks and coats,$li.oo,io.oo,i2.oo,i4.oo,i9.5o. We arc glad for your sake, glad lhzitwc can come lo you and tell you through the coluiuns of 'l`lic (`-uardi.ui in all sinccrily that tlicse last 24 coat models that arrivezi by express are right from the best designing house in B. N. America. PATUNS. 9-28dtf.

we repair iurnlturo. Beer G

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Every sort of pretty lint.ted

golfcoats for women all sizes- evory color, and ovary color com blnatlon that you can think of horn nt. all sorts of reasonnhlo prlcds Moore 6'- Mol om 9.22dtf

More of that wonderful value

yard wldo sllk at 99 cents per yard hasjusr. come ln.'l‘he shades In stock at present are Black. Sky, Pink, Brown. Nile- Myrtle,

Tuacun,Cream Navy and Grey. This lovely soft brilliant silk 3

for Mother,Miss or Maid.l’A'l`ONS

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-"I<`carman's Bacon and Ham at Beer & G0fl's. 9-28d2i.

the finest. value at the prlco that

we have ever seen. Per yard 99°. Moore O McLeod. -22dt.f _-

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