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your heir! Dsnderins destroys dsndruff dad stops falling “‘”"'“°M' ”“

lf,you care for heavy hw. th”

glistens with beauty and is radiant with life; has an incomparable soft- nqs and is iluily and lustrous you

roots famish, loosen and die; then the hair falls out fast. _

If your hair has been neglected and

is thlp, faded, dry, scraggy or too

DHL do,,»¢ hgdug, but ng , 354;," made the round trip on the Empress V- ~ iv- ....;...i..'

_ -It U0 this Provence.

-S ,Friar oi Sussex. N. B., is vil-

Bummerside.J.

-Mrs Chas Robertson of Marsh-

»;,'j _ lisir at once -Grows lllfr W¢_ PN" il- nom loft yemraav oy tho Empress

On B VIIR U0 Ihvudl in Sf.. J0hl.\.J»

town, is visiting friends in Summer side. J.

-Miss Agnes Ramsay, Summerslde

-Miss Miriam Procte Charlotte-'

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classes

rnist noe nondorine. nooouse nothing "souls _ol I§zro°w|¢_?,;-;___{,,__,:_,__.;,-er: B? 'rn¢r.ooy.J _ ____ \ “_‘__`;Q-_'_ __._"_s¢en'____ ‘t;___v__ri__I_i__\:__§Isu‘__t3

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nlpiaccomplishes so much for the

I-*fist one application ol Knowlton's Dahdsrlne will double the beaut! 0! your hair, besides it immediately dis- lolves every p`A_rtlcle of ilahdrllni y0\1 oiooot novo nm. hfiwy. healthy heir if you have dnndruil. This destructive scarf robs the hair of its lustre, its strength and its very life, and if'nut' overcome it produces a feverishness

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M” ‘“"°'“"’°“° ’°“ eve' '”'d°‘ ir.” W ye" °'r is ym "'-'subscribers-ouonm renews week

We sincerely believe, regardless of

Roc , white

or two before the time they Mg*/0

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ieverything else advertised that if you _ 'A - . . _ pam 'mth-°». éxpfred md thus hot

desire soft, lustrous, beautiful hair and lots of it-no dandrufl-no itch- ing scalp and no more falling hair- yon must use Knowlton's Danderine. ll eventually-why not now? A_ 25

2' it-ching of the scalp; the hairlcent bottle will truly amaze you. .

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_ ‘ e » ' ‘_ Excursions fo ir dr-yi; e ich week

'u3_['_|3l\d, Single Fare

Every Tue ti-ty .»l g p. fn. to Orwell, return fare 25 cenls.

` Every Thursriav nl _1 p. m. to Vlcn-rin, rctum fare .ya cents.

Every Prid ry .rl _1 n rn. to Ent River, return fore no cents.

" Every Ssfu-any .li 3 p. ni, to West River, retum fare so cents.

_All of abovg all". ‘.l t ni .rr lolighlfnl ai`tern.'»an's ouling nl very small cost

Clflcwn Steam* Navg. Co. Wharf

Q 5""_&_1_.i»r_..... Q. .L .. ._._. Ph0ne...23_-§_ . ._ -. ._-. . ,-=,__

Bllff.

n' as-11 '_ »_.- "__ \ Furniture Sale. 100 pieces of brand

ne# furniture, consisting of dressers nt¢‘85.90 up. commodes at 2.75. side- from $10.50. sofas from $5.75, iikehrn chairs, iso, Iritonon tonior, $2.14, dining room tables, $6.00, bed- room tables, 901:, parlol‘ iablee,$2, iron beds, 82.50, mattresses, $2.30,l bell springs $2.25, parlor suits, $19.-

lawn chairs, $1.20, Brussels carpet,

Scotch and union squares, $4.75, ta- pestry squares, $6.75. Paton’s. ` ‘

8-13Mtt.

"The man who exercises careful

taste in smoking is quite sure to be come u. customer at our cigar stand Every brand we carry is one that has won the approval of critical smokers

75 (6 pieces), wicker chairs, $2.90, iT” the ..0v,,,. seas Lim1ted»._ A dam

156, tiipestry carpet. 42c, straw mat- ting. Se, hem stair carpet Sic,

dy 3 for n quarter._ J. G. Jé.mi§ii0li Druggist. _ 9*4*3M_tf.

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One t erword r insertion in

eelnt slloered- _ lllnimum charge T

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Gu_AIinIANI CLASSIFIED Ansf

t is column half tent er word lor

9 .. $ ll _ ,H . ' v

es&:fs|tinudlien.' ‘ssh must' sccodiphny order and five per cent dis-

wenty-five cents-

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-_ scents wnsrsn

LUUAL AQENE 'WANTED FUR Charlotteftovn and Queens Co., to sell our high class Fruit Tre& and General Nursery Stock. Largs list of-commercial' and domestic varie- tlel suitable for culture in Prince ldwsrd'Islsnd.Good pay, Free Out- lft. ldxcluslvs Territory. Wrlte_ for ' colors, Stone 95 Wellington, _ r_‘on_tn_uI Nnroories. (Establish-

ed 1837). ` Toronto, ontario.

f _- s.z1ME551.

scanners wssrrn eosuuauu. A ruw`noARI>_F.1`z“s can be accommodated at "Glenrairu'

82 Weymouth St. 9-4M1wpd.

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WANTED A GIRL AT 271 KENT Street. __ _ _ __ 9-4M6ipd.

WANTED, A GIRL FOR KITCHEN

wori. at King Edward Hotel. ______A *,_ 9-4M3ipd. GIRL WANTED AT 166 KENT ati-set._ _ 9-gmgpg. wAN'i'EI>-A oiru. 'ro Assisi* IN

` _goI_Isewo_r_-k. Sleep home. Apply at

0s Kent st.___* _____ __§1@i.

WANTED, SIX SMART Gll`i[.`rl FOR iliilltnery worlirooms. Apllly at

once to Miss Rendle at Prowse -..

B`ro¢.,_ bm. s-29I/IQ

WANTED, A COOK. APPLY WITH

references to Mrs. David Robertson, Rothesay, New Brunswick. “__ -_n_n___1______ ;%Z8Ml2iP!1;

GIRLS WANTED ' -'ro PACK BIS-

cults and confectionery. Smart girls

mpke-_ good pay. G. J. Hamilton

son Picton N s s-amusi.

W@'I,‘lilD`; A GIRL FOR GENE_l`f\.L b useworb, one who understands platn_¢_`ook|nK Weferred. Apply to Mri. 'J. 0. Elms. 379 Richrruvid st. - _s-s.._..f. wmrnn; A uhm ron GENERAL

housework. Must be able to do plain cooking., References required. Good wages. Apply to Mrs. Bruce

suvort, 1;__=oter`: st. s-:mutt

__ _L __ fokisilz Morocco ro -s/ibm surrou-

le for pleasiftxilshiyf or towing pur- _poses. Berg h. ertlculsrs apply 'Haw B; www' I-'Mmistf-liiiarina -ve_n»saI3Zos_a rs_m.1.n max. ` 710.1' Dartitllllltl address Jehu Mc-

_Ks_y, Deeside, not 29. _ lumps..

xmsmuo. éaoros , mull¢y._r vnu sy” s. s._uouf.r ' 'ste ` _ 's_-'ii'ril`f

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‘FOR SALE-SHARES IN A PAIR

of genuine Island bred black foxes, Dalton and Rayners stock, positive- ly the best proposition yet offered, for full information apply in per- son or write S. A. McDonald, Ch'-

Town. 8-24M-tt.

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FOUND, A PLACE WHERE THE

highest quality fresh and corned pork may be had daily; also choice sausages, made everv day. All vegc~ tables in season.-Heaney Gay, up- to-date meat and vegetable dealer, 9 Elm Avenue. Phone 119. S. W. corner Market, Tuesdays and Fri-

_ days. - 9-3M1'wpdé

L0.\T _ _-

Los'r on STOLEN, A BULL Doo

with white head. George J. Carv-

_ er, Great_Gegge Street. 9-4M3l_._ LOS'l:,_LABOR DAY, LADIES GOLD'

return to Mrs. J.' F. Whéar, 35 'Up- per Prince. 9-3M3l.

I M|s5Ii:FifNI.rous ’

er, will be ready for fall work about Sept. 10th,. will call and take or- ders any tims._ Address East Roy-

` alty, ll. R. No. 10. -~ B-30M1Wpd _

__Pl;4};|2_l1|E|;|l___

WANTED, .PARCEL BOY. L. ‘A.

Has1.ard,__1'l3 l`.rs.ft0'I_1___St.__9-4h_d_4ipd. WANTED, A BOY T0 LEARN THE

house and sign painting. Apply P. H. Trnlnor, and son 118 Kent Bt. _L_ _,___ __ _ ._________9_;'_3_M§ WANTED BOY TO WORK IN LIV- erv Stable. Apply t`o’Large Bros. _ _ 9-3M3i. ArI»nIcN'rIo_Is wAN'raD I`N nornux shop. Apply to Bruce Stewart & Cn. 8-16 M tl.

rsscness wAN1°f.n TEACHER wAN'rr:n Fon WHEAT-

lr School No 114 of second

' $40. Midsummer holidays. Apply

mmitoo I-.costly oanipidn bv .` 1

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W" _/1 -/- .- - - 04 V _

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-W. D. Bchurman, of Bummerside,

left yesterday morning by the Em- press on a visit' to`friends in Bt. John.J.

_ .

who uns been visiting moods in Mt. Etewart and West St Peters returned home yesterday. . -

-Rev Wm and Mrs. \Bmallman of New Glasgow who have-been spending their vacation with relations in this Province have left Summerslde for New Glasgow.

-Miss Kathleen Heekert, who is on

the nursing Stall of Falconwood Hos- pital, Charlottetown, is spending her vacation at her home in Summer- sIde.J.

-Mrs. J _ E. LeFurgey and two

children of Vancouver arrived last night by the Empress on a visit to friends in Bummerside. She was ac- companied by her sister, Miss Shield. -J .

The Harland left Charlottetown

yesterday at 3 p. m. for Victoria and will return this morning at 10 o'clock and will leave again in the alter-noon at 3 o'clock for ViCt0i`lB returning about “$.30 p. m. ~

-A very quiet but pretty wedding took placayesterday morning M 9 o'clock, at the home of Mrs. .lamcs Arthur, Summerside, when her sister Euro J. Mowiliioms oi sumrnorsido and Simon Fraser of Sussex, N. B., were united in the Holy Bonds of Matrimony by Rev. R. Osgood Morse. Only the relatives and immediate friends being present. After the wedding breakfast the happy couple left by the Empress for their new home in Sussex accompanied by the 'best wishes of their fricnds.J.

-The first church wedding was sol- ‘emnized in the Miminegash Methodist Church which was edectively decorat ed tor. the occasion, on Wednesday afternoon, August 28th, at three

o'clock by the Rev. Strothard of Alberton when Ella and Palmer daughter of James E. and Mrs. Palm- er of Roseville, was united 'in marrl age to Chester Cleveland Costain son of~Pau1 R. and Mrs. Costain oi

-fully gowned in white crepe de chenf with court train trimmed with whitr messilene and silk fringe wearing a veil draped with bridal wreath and carried a bouquet of white dahliss and sweet peas. Her only orngmenl ‘was a gold chain and locket, the gill of the groom. The bride was attend- _ed.' by her cousin, Miss Florence Bail- ey of._Boston, as maid of honor, and her sisters, Misses Edith and Flor '_ence,_as bridesmaids, all of when

ene with evening caps to match their gowns. The grooi man was Brentoi Costain, brother o. the groom, ani

wrist watch (without strap) w_ith`"zhe_ ushers were James and Hedley lucky bean attached. Finder -please-_Palmer, brothers of the' bridel Th:

wedding march was played by Miss -Edna Garrett of Souris East. After 'the marriage cereinonv a_ reception w_as held at the residence of the

non. ni”i>:rmn‘1o‘o;'oii>'r¥n§our~-_ "=i°°'= °-'°1=*= "sci 5-3° to I “uf

ing which t-he happy couple received the hearty congratulations of their friends, and in the evening the wed- ding party drove to the groom's_ home where they spent a very enjoy- able evening with music and dancing. There were 200 guests present amony which were J. W. and Mrs. Fitzger ald of Montreal, S. Greene of Tig nish, H. R. and Mrs. Bailey of Bos _ton, Miss Emma Mclrellan of Bum- merslde and Cl Smith of Elerslie. The happy couple were the recipients _of numerous valuable and useful pres- _ents 'of silver, cut glass, oil paint- ings, lace draperles, linen, furniture and many household utensils. Dur- ‘lng the month of September the brid- sl couple will make a tour of the _Maritime Provinces.-J. __

::0f all the talcum powders we sell

none are quite so popular as Trailing

favorites in that city of culture

DJ70 I 'nfl

TEACHER WANTED FOR WOOD- There's a distinctive and delightful

odor to these, an efficient action ln

‘; _ Weeks, Aiiplv to Arthur W. Weeks, A valuable him for sale at llcNeill'» .~ . » _- -. - -

___1§_s_rlt5roy st, _ ________ _ _9-om. mm. s--uno. c.~n.p.a-nm rr. .mr on . ,|'l'0 LET. TWO FURNISHED ROUMR, '14 gookl get of fpulttdnge, 7.\ acres ofwhic . ~ _ :_-;___§g|_3-alslyr located. APply°_: _Rteh- is cleared and ln good state of cultivation. Fw ,_'Maws_lh_i.__-'_ _ __ l§___ .halsncs covered enh a good growth h- E maldduillf- I

rd n w r *lion ' ¢"¢’¢,'uf ' "

__ f_n___!:_seo¢r__||_:°,?_l.A°__?e¢tlteI_ _ 'ANTEP - _ __li__s__ s d softwood uh sn _xc . ...Kos |10 nmneretdn. . ~ 1- »- . -. -

to 0 _ _ __ _________________

i`i.`Qrun some ns A rmvlvrm '“"" 'ff f_","°,f;"“l°3’ Th' 2'1"’

'f . _ _ 1 _. _ hm“'__;°r_in”_ d w" md m_n_ party c situated. frorlln ".i*...‘.°'“;.'""'**“'- * f '...'ii*.§m"..'2.°‘ -2** fc. ii- .'*`°°‘-..°-;.-.’.’1......°"'- I--.-':.°-' :"1 -"‘t..°°~'

ll. sonns h :"5 y __en . reg"_" |'-g“-_4 'sr.,r.nr.'es eel P. H. :rrunor s son. 3; moo. dm-_______ °° Mgtg no. Io m.i.uoo_ ¢e_¢i.a;Ito_v¢,¢p . ~ _ ; s I_l_u_gt want-nn wssz_-mio .cr as mmm .r was novo.. Iwalmn. #of

sitil”-“`ft?»°"sn in- “ibwnnl 'Men St, _*_* wi-sign .,,._.,,,._|,,.,,,.- I _

our um oupmy noni sto nor- |w.m_*ruu -_ro migifgoiyggr - _'_ _ ,. _ n. lluv mm, n. J, mouonx. nu or nr rooms. wrns '_ “"§ ' '_ l\i'l'Btde. 3-Zelllwpdh ehrt Guardian Omee.

Miminegash. The bride was beauti-.

wore blue crepe de chene and Mesail`

miss arlsslrd. essll paper! are dis- dontinued iiromptly' on expiry date. '-

'-lgga.--We are paying the high-

Miss Minnie McDonald of Orwell. "1" “Sh Drive lor eggs in any quan-

tities at our Summerstde branch. We `s_ol_iclh -correspondence from partica bundling same. Gunn, Langlois & C0.. Ltd. 9-4ll1vV.

*-Miss nomo iuwora, ogont, in J. 3. Jardine's Bookstore, Water Bt, will be glau to receive all news. Bd- Isrtising and subscl'lP¢i0I\B in Sum- iiierside and vicinity. Her office uhone is 45-1 and residence phone

_--Rev. Carl Dawson of Tryon was a passenger via the steamer Empress -_yesterday morning. Mr. Dawson was ,proceeding to Lockport, N. S., where “ie has accepted the pastorate of the Baptist church of that town. Ho graduated in May last from Acadia University and was ordained recently at Tryon.J.

-The Prince County Exhibition horse races will be held on /the 2nd day of the Exhibition, Sept. 20th. l‘here will be a free-for-all class, iuroo $150; o, 2.35 class, trot and once, purse $100; farmers’ race't:q Jlaggon, $50 (hopples and profes- Itonals barred" in farmers’ trace). Five per cent to enter and 5 I_er cent additional for winners, 6 to enter. Entries' close Sept. 13th. Special trains east and west. Special iares. G. M. Reid, Secretary. 8* 1M6i

_ -A very prettv wedding\took place -at the home of Mrs. James McLeod, Summerside, yesterday morning at 3.30, when her daughter, Miss ‘ J can, and Milton McLeod, of Calgary, were ,united in marriage by Rev. H. J . Fraser. The bride was becomiagly iattired in her travelling suit. Alter the breakfast Mr. and Mrs. McLeod left by the Empress on a trip to the Eastern States before starting for .txelr new home in Calgaryl The Guar- dian extends best wls_h'es.J.

-The home of Fulton Simpson of Dot 16 was' tbescene of a very large gathering ,on Monday evening last. The occasion was that of a fare-well reception to Rev. Geo R. Lewis who -has served the Baptist Chllrch in Lot -'6_ as Pastor du1°i/ng the last two ,T_sumfmers. More than one hundred _friends gathered f.o enjov the evening -,Ind to show their appreciation of Mr. Lewis and his work. All deno- minations in the community were well represented. After a pleasant even- ‘ng spent in conversation, music and recitation, refreshments were served. Wilton Simpson was elected chairman _qt the gathering. He then called on 'vllss Laura Fraser to read an ad- ilress to Mr. Lewis. This was ac- companied by the gilt of 3 bible ‘from the young people. Rev. R. Os- `zood Morse of Summerside then on lehalf of the friends assembled pre- iented Mr. Lewis with a purse of nancy, the gift of the gathering. Mr. '.éwis feelingly responded. Rev. Bur- Lon Bimipsona son ` of Mrs. Samuel Simpson than spoke briony to the riends of his earlier days with sui- table music. Mr. Lewis is a young nan of much promise. He is a splen lid slleclmen of Physical young man- iood, possesses a strong and pleas- ng personality, is a graduate of \l‘ailin University, Wolfville, N.- S., ind is Dmveeding to Colgate Theolo- »

I Rheumatism

170';-A` 6enstl'rur`|s_m\| Dissane, ft manifests Itself ln local aches and palns,_-lnnamcdl join s 'and still mus- clel.- ut lt cannot cured li! local

dplpllc ltml. ‘ -' ' " '_ t requires constitutional treatment. and t,l_\e_ best ls a course of the great blood~1|l`\i_i‘ttytr\g aiidlonlc medicine

_ ge,-d' s.»'i'; Arr, -l-loo s arsapanlla

1g_hlch corrects _t_he_ sold condition or f e bpod and builds up the system. _Y ` Gs It today. Sold. by all driltglsts' ev

ley School. Mele preferred- Anrlv Arbntno ond_v1oIot pnioo, two powa- f '- ,,g,,,,» 1,, 9°,-,,, 9-0', -_ to Colin Higgins. Becretary," __ ers that are made in Boston and' the i, “ Om ln'

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s y, I ee sa shop. The flew* shawing for fill desert- my new

sl\_»\vn in l~l_l»_.

e owl si Irelst ln star in dele tha fear are' l‘~-' have

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wrru 'ras 'rmsnr Niiss not onmotoizmn

of the -,ofleringsof Prcws_s.B_sos ipaugutste a srncrat SALE of overeoosfor an 'weiiurr not nt no

time when they are most needed _

’ _ `

_'ran Mm wuo warns on ovofoorttuir fm

will secure a real advantage by in ~lring this store his _-

stopping poln__t in looking for one _

l., ,

All 'our clothing is the specialized product of the 3'

Descriptions of clothes necess iIily'read much alike. '-

It is perhaps natural that each slore should think its own " stock"'best". ~ ‘ '

most skilful tallors in Canada; made expressly for the customers oftliis store, and are no'ewortby, as to qualities of fit, style and workmanship- _ _ _'

There is one speedy, preciicalaxxd sure way for you _ _

X lj (Q2, __i_r.

._,, WE HONESTLY BEILIEVB- that w`e‘-‘lis_v`c'r_'tli_e‘

largest and best assorted stock of clothing lu the Lower _ _

' ‘ Provinces marked. rj _ .- 3., L \,, '

to judge. SEE T1-Ie Cnoruas Fon voussatr.

. _. . . _....| _ _-,_ thv! _“I

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.',< -i~ MEN-‘S WATERPROOF COAT ,. l in rubberized cloth of a fashionable olive

' shade, has a velvet collar, sizes 36 to 46

_ inch chest, 5o inches long. This is a 'i . splendid overcoat forfall wear and can- "\` not he bought elsewhere for lessthan -3* 6 OQQUR SPECIAL PRICE. . . . .$4.00

COAT made gem a nice quality. of dl- 'I ‘ agcnal striped vglilp cord 4 3 inch Chester

field model, hasf__ go quality ot twill 9 body-lining, fa<‘h'lonz£e close' flttirig 15314 l _ _ lar and lapels, .sizes 36- to '44 -OUR -

.6 00 '

SPECIAL PRICE

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Prices. That Defy Cofnpetztioln

_ __ . } ' ~ ‘ __.-ff-i 'i - I i$4.oo-- -- - | _ i -

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stoc , . , _ _ _ _ < - A " " ' _ - class. Male preferred. Supplement priiservlng Mid hfllltifylllg U16 Qllifl _ """'

that places them above the ordinary. ~ '-

to George l-I-. Barbour, Secretary. ‘ EMU 25°- Tl” M°K|““0l'| DHI! Co., ‘ ‘ ‘

9.4!/L;yi_p_,_\_: corner Great George and Kent Stn. _

wANTED» A TEACHER OF FIRST rx:-:‘:1L ° ' "fi

or second class for Murray Risver. 1 ` Q -` _ School, No. 94.5 Supplement 40. m F .‘ ' ' _ 'Apply at once to undersigned. Jas. . _ _ ' ` I __ _

_ Sanders, Sec'y B 8 'I' 9-4M3l _ ` _ _4*’

. 1° fn For sul-: I *-- .»

?1!0rti-Tiisurfrua”`i4u#'r-ioiI§u"A;_r‘ ~ _ ' _ - '

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`-- $6-.00

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~I~ fr ,_

MF.N'S CRAVENETTE RAIN-

. CO/AT made from a. dark oxford grey - English cravenetie cloth, full length, 50

l inches, with vent in back. The bodylln-

ings are of durable Italian cloth. This is

' a very serviceable coat as it can beworu

I either rain or shine. OUR SPECIAL

PRICE . ..._......5e_oo

_ AHANDSOME FALL WEIGHT `

- OVERCOAT, made from s fine black ` ? vicuna, with a 'good quality bodjlinlhgs, L

1 and silk lapels. Tailored in a chesterfield

model with close fitting COLE/AR--A`N=D -

` lapels. OUl_l SPECIAL PRICE. . . .$1.75 _ __

$7.75-_1

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- $9 oo”

MEN‘S CRAVENETTE RAIN-

. COAT of a better quallty,in a dark ox- . ford grey imported- gopds, tailored in a

fashionable model, 50 incl'.eslc-ng. with

' ' a deep vent and twilled Italian body lin-

ings, sizes 36 to 44 inch chest measure OUR SPECIAL PRICE. .. .... .. .$9 00

__ 'rms Is srurj»;i;I<cELLaN:r__.. _‘

_ OVERCOAT, of d_x_irkh g`re5_r,»_Qi_I;iportr_d _ . cheviot, tailored in a ss _iQn_s_ _ :__ _ _ - _ `

field model, 43 iuchcs'long._g00;:£1_;¢li7_ ' work throughout, has._ai_lk§»bpd.y_~2n and mohair sleeved. OUR,-. fl'-_\_} _

PRICE

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PRO SE

7 A The One Price Cash Store ` _ `-

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s1¢=¥-0°1.\9ss» _Hami1t,°1e-» N. Y.. lor further' preparation for the work of the ministryf While such young men are entering the ministery the chlirch may bravely face the future.J _

From Yesterday’s Evening Giiaroian.

-J. A. Brace, Summerside, crossed

by, the Empress th-ls morning.--J.

~_-Hon. J . W. Richards, Bideford, is spending a' few days in Summerside. ._J_

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-Chas. Rogers, Summerslde, wasa

_passenger by the Empress this morn- ing.-J. _ `

_ -f-M-isa Lorna Ellis, Boston, arrived home last night by the Empress on a visit to her parents, K ll* and

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~,Robert Milligan of _Shsrhrooke_cel- ebratedhis ninty first birthday _oh Sunday, Sept. lst. A number of re- latives and friends gathered at\is home where refreshments were served

_,Mr Milligan received many congratul- 'ations. J. '

‘. FIVE' KILLED BY TRAIN `

KINGSTON, N. Y., September 2-

‘A family party of seven strolling ac-

Wcross n -bridge at West Hurley, six

émllsn from K-lugston, lsst.,evenlng, 'fwas cut through ‘by a train. thought 'to bean Ulster and Delaware County train, and five of the party _ were knocked from the bridge to the Eprr ‘ers Creek below. Of the tive, ilour 'were killed, and the other, a lady,re- 'fcelved a broken arm, n. broken leg, and internal injuries from which lt

- Dinner sets gzpleces ` I Tea sets, 43 pieces $325

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T 4'If. you leave. aildolllrtfi va* ielli with a bank, they will pay 'you' -l_ cents interest at the end of a year. If you invest a dollar in dress goods with us, we will for the next few ilaysylvs von a dividend 0150 cents. ’l‘lIar’s lrclier than banking, is.n't _it'f_ Ovoi- zuu pi.-.ces of dress goods t_`o'_` ebc-one from. Moore & McLeod. _ -

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Hu_ rarl .lustarrlved two hundred- anu may Hawes Von Gal. Amer(-#-

on \ hard ha'S _all thd MIAC; slmpuannd all Gurantee_d.Prows_Q Bros Ltd. ` 8’-30M'6l .=

*'25 por com. on all men’s _light

wri-tht underwear. Get some now.-_-'

there ln no wav that you can invest-

ilollar rind make a better l>roilt._

sro ni .1-J ' ` 'io'¢oo'roa ono win on . - .liners &_1\!_°1»°°d-__ _ .. *““°.*"

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` Green Empire is aiiew Stock Pattern -which we have just received. The ' pattern is neat with green tracing and decoration, on white body-It will please, ygm`-Rememberiltis e Stock Pattern sold in any quantity and the price ‘_ is

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