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Paffieic S°“v°mfS

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If you_ want some-

th1ng_ distinctive yet beautiful inthe h_ne of a patriotic souvemr. we have Just what you

want.

We have several var-

ieties, the newest _and nicest of which, is a line oi high-grade chinaware on which _is artistically painted in bright colors the flags of the triple eutents- england Russia and

France.

You couldn't wish

more convenient or satis- factory patriotic souven» irs than this line displays the variety of different sizes and designs makes selecting simple while the prices are merely a. trlfie.

Stop in and look over

this hue today.

Black & Co.

125 Grafton Street

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“Foster’s Liquid'Corn Cure removes

hard and soft corns, bunicns and cal- louses without any ill effects, 15c bot- tle. The Central Drugstore.

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-IT PAYS to buy in this Province.

--THE MATHIESON GOVERN-

MENT I8 DOING THINGS.

-NEW FALL MILLINERY on dis-

play at HOLMAN’S. 2829-9-4M2iE1i.

-W K McGOUGAN, Globe Fox

Exchange. is Guardian Agent in Sum- merside.

-THE MORNING DAILY Guardian

can be obtained at Lat!erty’s Tonsor- ial Parlors, Summerside.

-POLL TO A MAN IN SUPPORT

OF THE GOVERNMENT CANDI- DATES-THE MEN WHO TALK LITTLE BUT DO MUCH.

-FALL MILLINERY.- Many ship-

ments of fall millinery have arrived including American and Parisian models, and while our formal millin- cry opening will not take place for .seine time. we are prepared with good stock to fit anyone out with a new fall hat. We would he pleased to dc- monstrato the_ne\v millinery styles to our customers. ll. 'l‘. HOLMAN. Sum- nicrsidc, 2829-9-4l\i2il~]1i.

-MEETING.- Hon. Charles Dal-

ton and Mr. S. T. Gallant will address meetings as follows and invite the Opposition Candidates to be present; Brockton, Sept. 3, at 3 p. m., St. Anthony, Friday, Sept. 3 at 7 p. rn., Greenmont. Monday, at 3 p.m.. St. Anthony, Friday, Sept. 3 at 7 p.m.. Greenmont, Monday, Sept. 6 at 4 p.m. Alhcrton, Friday, Sept. 7, at 7 p. m. Opposition Candl- datcs are invited to be present.

2704-8-27ME10l.

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Prince County Exhibition Will be held at the Summerside Driving Park and

Exhibition Grounds

F SUMMERSIDE

On hursday and Friday September 30th and

October lst 1915

Arrangements will be made with the Railways and

Steamers for the conveyance of Passengers, Animals and

Articles at reduced rates.

HORSE RACING Will be held in Connection with the Exhibition on Friday

Oct. lst. A programme with tised later.

time of closing will be adver-

Write the Secretary for Exhibition Prize List.

The Summerside Driving Park and Exhibition Association

--ONE 'CENT per word each inser-

tion for advertising in this column. Cash must accompany order. Mini- mum charge, twenty-ilve cents.

--WANTED AT ONCE a coat mak-

er; steady work. Charlottetown prices. Apply to M. L. S., Fank Mclienzie, Summerside. 2846-9-4M6i~

-LAMPS-`-Holman's are showing a

special display of Lamps. Low prices make the display interesting.

2799-9-2M3iE1i

--CONCRETE WALKS.-The Mal-

peque congregation are constructing concrete wulks to the street door un- der tho able direction of that able contractor, Mr. Melford Woodside.

-N EW LAUNDRY.-I have opened

a. new laundry in Alberton and um now.rcndy to do all kinds of cleaning and pressing. Ladies' :ind gentle- mcn's laundry done t\vit-e a week. Satisfaction guaranteed. .lung Shing.

2836-9-4m6ipd.

-ACTIONS SPEAK LOUDER

THAN WORDS. THE MATHIESON GOVERNMENT HAS LIGHTENED THE LOT OF THE FARMER, HAS IMPROVED HIS OUTLOOK, AND HAS INCREASED THE VALUE OF HIS FARM. SHOW BV YOUR VOTE YOU APPRECIATE MEN OF DEEDS.

-MEETING.- lion. (‘harles Dal-

ton and Mr. S, T. Gallant will address meetings as follows and invite the ()p- position Uauitlidatcs to bo prosolit. Grccninont, l\/lonriay, Sept. ii :it 4 p. ni. Allwrton. l"ri<ln_v. Sept. 7, nt 7 p.m. Opposition t`nndi<l:itcs are invite-tl to be present.

2794-S-27l\IE10i.

MODISH SILKS.

Snrnh or silk scrgc, for many mak-

ers t-.nil what is prnctit-all_v thc old time snrah by the latter name, is making at strong hid for popnltxrlty, nnd it is made up into z\t.tt‘tu1tivt~. frocks and three piece or two piece models.

A light weight mr ' '<2 with irregular

and only vague wntc. design is used for silk coat and i`rot'k . istunies, nnd mul-li niorc often in t'onil>inat.ion with 'other ninterials than nlonc.

As for tui`1`<‘.tn it st\i‘ni.s to lmvo

t'en<-.ln-ti the top note in favor, hut instead of lxcing ninde up in semi- tnilored styles is seen more oltvn in quaint models reminiscent oi' 1830, and in many cnscs with nilir-li fussincss of trimming details.

Minard’e Llnlment Go., limited. .. ._

Gentlemen.-Last Winter I received

great benefit from t‘e use of MIN- ARl)'S l.lNlMl<}N’1` in it severe attzwlr of LaGl‘ippe. :ind i have iretlucntly proved it to bo very effective in cases of inilaiumntion.

Yours,

-Mrs. F. A. Boyle, Lowell. Mass.. 18

spending a few holiday! with friends in Summerside.-HI

-Mr. Percy Tucker, painter, of Cen-

terville, is at present painting the res- idence of Mr. G. W. Ramsay.

--Mr. .luck Horton, of Holman's.

Ltd., is spending a few holidays with friends in Moncton.--H

--Messrs. James A. Mcllonald and

John McKinnon, Managers of the New Annan Trotting Park, drove to Sum- nierside on Saturday.-li.

--Mr. Benjamin Sudsbury. town

tcanister, is at present conllned to his home, suffering from an injured foot. --H. ~

-Miss Ida Bernard, oi’ llolman's,

Ltd., left on Saturday to spend her holidays with her sister in Somer- ville, liinss.-ll.

-Mrs. Davis, of New York. who has

been visiting friends in Snmlnerside, left on Saturday on rctnrn to hor hon1c.~H.

---liiiss licssie Alwnrii, Siliimiorsiiie,

lci't hy the steamer ldiiiiirtlss, l"riday inorning on n visit to friends in St. .lolin,-ll.

-l\ir. and Mrs. ll. J. ilnle. who

have bet-li spentliiig the sumrncr with friends in Kildare, left on return to their home in Worcester, Mass.-ll.

---The Ladies' Aid of tho Prince

('onnty ilospital is new canvassing the county for suliscriptintis to pay off the dcht ci' thc new hospital nn- nnx.-All.

»-Mr. llatrold Sllliker, oi the Bank

of l‘oninn~.rvc, St. John. is spending his liolidnys with his pnrenis, Mr. and `Mrs. John Silliker, Wilmot.-H.

~l\lrs. Robinson, of (dmrlotteiown,

who has been visiting in Mnlpequc, the guest oi' Mr. James V. Peake, has rc- turned to her home :tccoinpanied by her friend, Miss Thompson.

-l\Irs. Eugene Matthews and little

son, .\rlhnr. of Sonar-rville. Mass., who hnvc been visiting fri:-.mls in Summer- sitlc. left hy the .stennior ldinpress on Saturday morning on return home.- ll.

-The following farmers were in

Sn|nn1<~rsidr\. on Sntiirdayz-Messrs. John A. liit-lhmnltl, Tryon, Meddie Gallant, llloomiield; Jolln A. Camer- on, indian River; Alhv-rt Tanton, St. l<]l<\nnor’s; John (‘ln\ppcllc, Sher- brooke. and John l.ci`nrgey, Wilmot. -ll.

-Mr, llorcy (‘.rozier'lmrl the misfor-

tune to lose n valuable cow which in sonn- |u\n<'<~o\n\t.nble wny tt-ll nnd lirokc her neck. Aniotilz those who lt~l't for the Northwest from this local- ity were (‘lark \Voodsidc, llarry (‘i'o~ '/.it\r, Tlionins llrurnmond, Fld. Mander-

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mm' 'hs' A' M°Ne‘l J' F' A"“e“ W. A. HUTCHESON. nwiy ‘iii-nvigti ...ifi-li,-L siiiiiiitiiiiiififk

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and Knicker Pants $3.25 to 12.00

‘Nifty Little Tweed Suits

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Serges all sizes $4.75 to 8.00

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$3.00 to 13.50

When We say anything about Suits-we say what

our personal expenence haS taught us---and you_ know how long We have clothed the Men & Boys of this city.

Blue and Black Worsteds Canadian Tweeds in at- a large range to choose tractive Greys & Browns from $4.75 to 8.00 $3.75 to 10.00

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