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Family

J, Spring wheat makes

strong flour suitable for bread only-lacks the eiicacy and flavour of Fall Wheat.

BEAVER

` F LOUR

ai blend of both, combines the best qualities of Manitoba Spring Wheat, Ontario Fall Wheat -- the best family flour. Makes light nutri- tious bread; delicious pastry. 8.1

Dealers, write for prices on ull

kinds of Feeds, Course Gnlnl und

Cereiils. T. H. Taylor Oo., Limited, r Chatham.

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F YOU ONLY KNEW

When your well stocked store was going to hum down, you could wait to insure until the week be-l fore, but

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when If is 1>=sn»y¢a .‘;:.;.::.;_“ ;.;..‘.;:.f:.‘_“.‘;§; ’°;;".::.'.';

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lqgu gre f02‘l`i;1(e~ iR6Il1fl'_1Jl>9l'lhE Kingston, Ontario, where hc is iii.i.¢.-ndlng o ii age. , ere sno time like me Mmtmy C,,|,,,Ke_

the present,” and no insurance like ours.

E H- E E iznsoline launch, Mernniid, built from

x`.Ip£_Sm‘h_)g Phmnix &.Hm_u.ord' ‘ intent American patterns. \\'oi-ks well in

` MAiiii~:Mcl.i~:on and Marion Shnrp left

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A. Il. lii<'Ks returned to his hoinr in

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Bqnggys horn that

ll 'UI-is Valle!

ai mink, Battrsy ss reported

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l Tin: Sumuierside schools reopen thi inioining.

l Island, is in Moncton. J \Vi|.r.uisi A. liioiiiuiu., Tryon, lciivo

l vin.-_

Ruv. A. Chiu: returned to Campbellton,

.Ncw‘ Brunswick, uftera short visit L0 , Albcrton.

,yesteriliiv morning for Acodiu College. i \\'0ifviiie.

Mm VV. I3. Bo\\'ni-‘ss and lnir ilnuiziitcr

Miss Pearl left yesterday niorning for n two iueks visit to Moncton.

Ask your dealer for "lN\`EIiNl~ISS

COA L".-'i`hc house kocpci"s<leiigiii- Cienn and Free Lroni Scot.-'i`llY l'i‘

Mo iirealyestorday morning :iftcr ri fcw days visit to his son S. M. lIicks,Suunnci'~ siiic.

W. J. \Vu1i‘Nav will reopen his inusii:

classes on Septeinbc-i' 5th. Pupils umy secure choice 0! hours liy ripplyiilg ut his residence, Summer Street. ii-~iil.'ii.

'i`icNi\'is ll. Iiicimiiiis who luis spent his

Fon SALE-Tlie new 25 foot-, 5 li. l’.

Canadian Quebem oriry purticulnr. Apply to D. A. Picker-

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ng, Suui mcrsido. ii- lilsn tw inrf_

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$3

this .homing in .it-soil. coinage. wolf- lllrwi-urnimr by Nw Evliimsresterdsy-

. _=-in Puri cuuiiv

' ,ir S: Z Branch (lfilcesin Summerslde and Albortonw V __,*,;§::1,f,§',§_°Fo‘§‘§§;{§°';fw}"“

Lodge, l.0.0.F. on Monday eventuai

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sy Iii!-'-‘1\i\'=`"'3LAlVlKYN° ll llilldlllk h¢\‘||in their hsli on Water Street, Summer

vm.-uiioii ut her homo in Alberton.

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Mnsi..m.~osni.t. oi Prince iiawini nn. iv. ii. Sv'rHl¢R1-nw. Revelstoke)

'll. C. is \ isiting his homo in Bos View.

'Fiiuitii were lil) passengers going ‘nd

; l\ii-rs lliixxii-: Pu'i'NA\¢. Mnitignd N. S, yi.. visiting Mrs Peter G. Clark, Summer- 'si<ie.

li/ii.i; Sriioivo of the Royal Bank, Snckville, is visltlnz his puaptg in `Suiuuieruide.

hiiis Wii.i.in| lioliinuuo und Miss .lone Brehuut returned from St. John yes crdsy evening. ' '

Misses Lois Anwsim sud Dorothy

llicheod made the iound trip by the l-Impress yesterday.

l\Iis~i Biassiu GUARD has returned to

hcrhome in Alborton, after visiting friends in Charlottetown.

A viioiiinirion case before Stipendinry

Wright yesterday, resulted in nuonvlc~ tion of the defendant and ii fine of $100.

Tiii: Sumiuerside Brunch of The Chur-

lottetown Guardian is ut D. K. Currio's Book store next J. A. Gourlie's dtw tf. '

1, }'<Il.sinA. \ViiiGn'r left ycstferiiay mom- ing for St. Johu to uttend the miliinery opening at Brock & Patterson which will ‘ hc on September lil and 14.

MRF- Bni'i"n\iN has returned to her

home in Roxbury Muss., after spending the summer with hor parents, ll. G. and Mrs Compton, S'. Elcunors.

Gnoiiui: Cicsiini-:, Snmiuci-cific, who has

been in failing lieriltli for seine tlnic, went to Cliurloi.tctown yesterday on is visit to his iinu;;hte.i‘ Mrs Bell.

Ruv. Minion l\Ir'li\"i'osii will occupy the

pulpit of thc l’ms\>yteri|in Church. North lledeqiie, on Sunrlny the ilth nt ll ii. ni., .\'.~\\'Ann:in uttl p. ni.,niid Freetown nt 7 p. in.

Auoi.i»i-iizs iii-Jin, North Dakota, is

vi lting friends in Suinirierside. He is cn route for Toronto where he will

BANK or new BRUNSWIIJK.

to Reserve Dividends and earning capacity. The stock nets 4.30 p. c. upon the investment, an exceptionally favorable return upon this class of security. It offers an inducement to investors unsurpassed by any other bank stock.

shows assets apparently only 265 p. c of its capital. We have been informed on authority that ii fair valuation would place its assets far in advance of this.

has been made by one of the largest Canadian Banks and lins be refused.

WE ‘OWN AND OFFER FOR SALE

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usunbeam.. J /}_ A Igflall cious

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U¥;E’o.‘:";y’ un.. `~\"/ /If Gained by careful

, \ " bleudind 1 No. I. llhnitobs Hard Wheat for STRENGTH. Ontario Whiiowhest I for snow-LIKE coi.oR. onion wine .ns ized win.: Wmiinui

for FLAVOR. “SUNBEAM” flour never isils and is always UP T0

_ I :run sixuuusiui.

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50 Shares of $100 Each. $5,000.00

and UCi0IlCI‘- _

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T¥Bnnk of New Brunswick stands at the head of Canadian Banks in regard

Owing to an extremely conservative valuation of its resources this Bunk

his statement is supported by thc fact that e bona fide cash offer of S350 I shs'e `

if- Mackintosh eb Co.

Halifax, N. S. and St. John, N. B.

818.500

COUNTY OF SHELBURNE 4_1-2 p. c. BONDS

Due July I. |935."

Interest payable half-yearly, January ist and july ist. Price 106% and Interest, yielding 4% p. c- I

F-“_ E. NAGZLJFQZY dc ZCD

lilcnibcrii Moiitrciil Stock lilxuhninrn. 185 Hollis St. llulifox. \Yiiiih-tor Hotel. Montreal.

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That’s what we want you io find out, and

for yourself, because no one else can make comparisons that will be so convincing to you.

We fit the price so that you can see it for

yourself- -marked in plain figures.

Can you aiiord not to compare?

Special for This Wcck ~

One liundrfd Dozen Tea Plates

gluen 40 cents per dozen. Piifii Worth 80c. y

A. N. McK

Colwill’s Old Stand, Sunnyside,

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I I 'Straw por ton iprcssodi.. 5 ill

attend the incciing of the Sovereign Grand Lodge I,i_).U.l<`., its llie grand represen- tative from his lioiiie l.0d|.;\'.

Mus Fifi-:.\'i'ii left by the Empress

ycstcrrlny on return to Boston, after paying ii visit. to friends in Vernon River. `Siie \\'usii.oco|iipnnied by her Sister! ‘ lllisscs Ncllic iiuclllildu Jenkins, who will spend thc winter in Boston.

liiciiii C/i.\ii\;iioN who has been for a

nuinbcr of ycnrsin the employ of Mo. Gannon 8: Wright, Summerslde, leaves this inoi-nim; for Hnlbright, Sas., where

Cnnicron is ii czipshle young man and will no doubt give account of himself. His runny friends in Suniiuerside while rcigreitinz his depurturc wish hlnicvery success in thc West.

li`n/.Nic Goui-'roN, Sydney, Cupe Breton,

who has been on a visit to his parents Mnyor mul Mrs. Coiupton,iluniinerside, left ycstcrduy niorningen route toN,ew York wiici-c he tnkos it position with a lingo iiuiciiiobile concern. For some yours Mr. Compton has carried on is business In Sydney, inindllng bicycles and "“"“*"f< “ f~mr__si\_9_i>___£s>_rAi9.ie_1sSen<1 T-iu7Eii'ioiTiTt_§f* Frunli is ii young nisn of unnsunl ircnlns and will no doubt cou- Linuc to succccd in the Inrger fields wnicli he is cntcrinil.

STOCK QUOTATIONS.

Close. Noon. Close. Sept 1. Sept. 4. Sept. 4.

Copper..." 1105 111 100B B. R. 703 Bnltiinore........ 1185

O.1’.R............ 17-i§ 170;] Erie.............. 401 47

Penusylvanlo..... 13.8 1305 130

Sugar

Sonthsm Pacific.. 015 02;( SE Pun .... _ mi iss imp; Union Pacific.. lilil liiii li)l§ U. S Steel. . 107i! lil7`;‘ |07 N.Y.,0nt.,WcHlcr|i 51 5IH 50§

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iiarisiioina. Bogart &. Baiiaiis. Members New York

Stock Exchange,

i6o St. james St., Montreal.

'Till 77§ 120; l22§

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NQRMAN BINMORE,

M aniiger, `

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Shoes T

lic lnis secured In good position. Mr. `of,,h,, western ,mn of Prince Edward

olde. inhonorof Min Gertrude Culibcok who is ehortiytoi-emovs from Summer side to s new home elsewhere. f\l|1| Announcement of which happy event 'My i belooked for in slew duys. After <‘Qff¢¢‘ and cake had been served und thor0\\B'h|.Yi enjoyed, Miss Leo, Truro, sung S€Wff\l', selections very nlensliigly. The Dl'°ii'\`lm closed with Auld Lani: Sync and best, wishes in Miss Cullbeck. ‘

Pnnwn Enumizn i_.ouun No 22 and

Snmmerslde Encninpinent No 20 observed the annual custom of decorating the izrsves of their departed brethriill M151 siaterson Sunday. Ttiero was ii large! turnout and the lod s \\'0l‘0 00lI\PUm°I-'lf'

After ashort ceremony at tho lodK¢ room, the brethren pnmdcd to the conie~ ,' tary. where filorul trlbufes were l'l“¢°d 011' the graves of departed brethren and sisterd, to the number of fourteen. After the decoration service licv. Mr. Fenton, Albcrtun, delivered a short and eloquent

addiess appropriate to the occasion.

A Simxous circumstances connected

with the burning of James liam|ay`s barn nt Tyne Valley as reported Tuesday morning in the Gunrdinn, is thiit is few nights previous to the fire, one of Mr. 1 Riiiusny's sons found in the huy loft ui wooden box in which iviis u partially bur- ’nqn candle. The candle had evidently been lit with the intention of setting ii-e _ to tho hay. liutin some way had been ex- tinguished. Au is result ofdlscovory and the suspicion iiroiiscd, close watch wus kept upon the hurn for sevcrnl nights, but ` nothing occured. Vigilance relaxed rind on Sunday the crinie,if criine it wns,\vus com- mitte'l.Mr Rsmsiiy :lisa no enemies that he knows of,unii those who know iilin best i ~lin0w thot lie deserves no enemies.

Lovrsii Bisiixnnii, wife of Jsmes »

Bernard passed uwiiy in Kcnsingi0n,Aug. 20th. She \-vm the only dnugliter nf John and Mrs. Bernard. Kind ` and gentle she was in I--vcd hy sll. Every. thing posciiiie wus <l..n-~ to mvc her life but nil io nn iivnll. l’..ti\-nt in the midst

of severe suffering she passed pcnccfuliy to rest. 'i`hair ninny friends join in sympathy with her huslmnd and parents in thelrdecp sorrow also with the two hrothcrinlnmes und John who feel keenly

the loss of nn only sister.

A C0.\'uni:o.\'i'|o1v which illiell its fifty

year old wnlls to their utmost capacity an- iiembled within the Albcrton Presbyterian Church on the nfternoon of Sunday. The occasion was the unveiling of n memorial to the Rev Allnn Fraser, ii-our 1855 to 1870, the faithful minister to-the Presbyterlnns

Island. The Rev H. G. Gnintz, ininlsler of the Alberton Congregation presided, sud was supported by the Rev Dr, Carr, of Qmnpbelltown, N. B.,-thc immediate successor in thc postornte of the Rev Allan Fraser-tlie Rev Mr Mellonuld, minister of the Bloomfield Oonzreization, the Rev Mr McKay minister of the Eimsilale, Montrose :md Tignlsh conirre- gations, Hon Benjamin Rogers, Elder in Alberton Congregation, und David Gordon Elder in Montrose Conirregation; Appro- priate and impressive devotionslexeroises

and well~chosen acts of praise weve efficiently lcd by the church choir. Addresses were delivered by the presiding minister,Dr Ciirr,Rev Mr McDonald. Mr Rogers and Mr Gordon. Those of Dr Curr and Mr Gordon were personally reminis- cent of the Rev Allan Fraser, whose memory is held in affectionate regard by all classes of thc community in the West, while that of Mr. Rogers was not only an eloquent tribute of personal esteem and affection but an interesting hlstoriosl sketch of Presbyter- ianlsm in theWest from its foundation in

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Iililili M'l'HKiTS

OHABLOTTETO W N MARKETS. (Corrected every Tuesday and Friday.) Beef (quarter) pcrlb.. .'.....0U'l to 0 08 Beeffsmull) perlb.............. 05 to 014 Mutton percurosss............ 07 t»o008 Cattle Dressed... .`.. .......007 tc 008 Butter fresh per Ib...........000 in 022 ERK8.. .................00O to 017 Flour per cwt (Island) .......230 to 240 Flour per hbl (linp.)..........4.'l5 to Gil) Oatmeal now.................. 8* to Oil) Huy per ton (pressed) to 9 50 Straw por cwt.............. 0851

.egg sas

Uhicxeus per poir...... ... . 0 80 iliiinnureper hd..... ........0 04 to 0 ill Huy percwi,....... .040to0i8 O.\ta............ ...............- 47 to 0 501 ‘l‘umips per bus... 00 to ti 50

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ed by quite is numbin- bf visiting. DNUIND- _ »

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, F you want an extra Suit or twc for the school children come right here_

We have pretty wash dresses for the girls in cotton, linen and inuslin, also Shirt Waists, Skirts, &c., which we will sell all this week at a big

reduction to clear. ` _

We have a very attractive stock cf Boys’ Suits in tweeds and worsteds

as well as in wash materials, which you cannot aH`ord to miss if ln need _di any’

Bring the boysand girls here for their clothing; if you want _the bw;

for the least money.

. . RAINOR & C0.,

'Phe Store That Saves You Money. |

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wire ge_mlpctgd__hy the various @1gy_in§g_ 71?!-user, und of his successors to tli_e pres- `

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sm t___.___.»‘”°°"”’“""“'°”"““°°"‘

in ii. ' 4' _ Wilfld.

are made in the United Sister,

and the best shoes in the

United Sisies ure meds in the

Walk-Over

F aciories

Try the lhoe sud yoii'l1 my

so ir o.

iioiuiis it siiiiii,

§Gaole enel1.......... .. ...--»-Jim W lm

‘Raspberries per qt..... ..... DID £0010

Celery per b\inoh............ .0 Ui to 00” Pork.......................-.....07§ WOBQ Carrots por bol1............_..._0 05 W 000 Hay, loose......... ...-...... 036 £0 40 Boots per bnn...... ....040 M05) Psrsnipeperhch...............0»05 toilill Lettuce per ..... ...ONS 0001!)

Duohs ouch.. t°0w Apples per bus.................088to040 Lsmbnerlb....................010to014. Csuliflower....... .......0il5i‘»° 010 Spinach pei-ib..... 000to0ili» Bectnporhniich. 005 i00ili Oiirrotnper huncli............004 N003 Oiiionsper buneh..... ..... 008 to0lXi _ '1‘umipepsebunoii........... 00¢to0iD, New hsy.......................0.U 'D049'

Blueberries per qi.. .. .-00010 "W5 Reg,Qurrsntsp_ei-qt.......'.3- UW

§iAo¥.0nii~nai» |»rqt........,0,

New potatoes Dui' bnl........

e 53% 533 eeoe 533;

Toinstonlperiti............. 1

ca 3 5 6 3.

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This cut shows our i li p gasoline

engine outfit, mounted on skids, which we are selling for 380. The cost of operating this engine is ONLY .lc PER HOUR. and it tis suitable for running; -feed mills, wiiod sawing outfits, print. ing presses, oroampeparstors, ice cream

freezers, washing-sewing-and laundry machines, etc.

Remember the Priccis$80

Size. I' 1%: 3\l 2%| 3| 4%| 6|

horse power. ‘

Write for prices and catalogue tc

JAMES ELLICTT, St. John, N B.

1835, down through the devoted and all too short ministry of the Rev. Allnn i

ent duy.-Mr. Gratz, to whose initiation, the erectioi )f the memorial is largely

the Rev. Win. Stewart of New Jerseyx- - successor io Mr. Frnsar at West Cape,--f und the Rev. Dr. Falconer of Picton, N. S. Moderator ol the General Assam- ‘ bly :ind formerly co-presbyter with tho Rev. Allnn Fraser on the Island. There were present in the congregation the, revered widow of Mr. Fraser, and their" children, including -the Rev. I. K. G. Fraser, of Ohurioston, South Carolina,- formerly minister in Atherton,-and the , Rev. Professor D. I. Fraser L. L. D. of the Presbyterian College, Montreal.-The memorial, which is placed onthe south wnll of the church takes the form oth iisudsomebrass plate on white marble base besrlniz the followinir inscription in red und blscli;~ _

In memory of The Rev Allnn Fi'/iscr, Born 1823-Died 1870. Minister of this Church,

1856-1870.

ANNouN_c_iMENis. '

-Dr. Sinullwood's dental office wi'

close auch Suturdiiy nftcrnoon during summer months. lidf 2m.

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If you wants Suit or an Overcoat l

this fall, tell your friends that they can save a dollar by buying at the New Clothing Store. li. H. Brown. The Young Men's Man. q.4d3itw2l

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~ 44%

SHOE POLISH -

Black and White

Aahilddoesnotuoodtobolhowu l¢oodtliin¢¢wieo,mdiii this zipootloiloftoaslioulofhin

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Will Indeed he o. Great Exhibition

TAKE A

due, intimated apologies for nbsenoe from 2

HOLIDAY $100,000 AND $9,000

_ VISIT THE GARRESDN CITY POR THE

Dominion Exhibition

lr Y illl 0. YilU’LL BE iii.All YOU T001( THE TRIP

;';,'tEA',’,,":f,",-,Eg iiiaiirax.N.s. Uctobcr 5. - ' Canada.

THE PLACE- _

Writ: io M. Mc P. HALL Manager for information.

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NEW FOUNDRY

» Phone 75 Foot nf Queen Street Box 4lI

Steam and H0t.Wai1f¢i‘ Htating REPAIRS ' QASTINGS

Foundern. Machinists. Boilermakers-

Ciiarinttctown Foundry and Machine (0,, iii

New Underiaitirg and Embalm- ing Rooms ilpened in S’Sid¢. `

__prsu\¢. Hymvmt “Hal” dau't teh

mydnngoin.

on.oranviii'e»s¢,iwfo dogg ngrui ning, ooiaid's nm Store

I »Huvin¢ eclded to spin ii in the d g ,iaasinesl I have s

ra a ii; ‘ ' me ' is ' i dis li gain czvma .ui voliihfd

makin mo' mm au' Edsvheuti) d sind Geni.Idiil'(ii"l Nb”

' ` I just nceivediihe test improved, embaiming butiit and avi -_ il_l"~ Q preplmd'xo.1lo eniiillnih1§.lt=lliort notice." _ ` ` ‘.;‘-," . (A ~- 11uvestsxte¢iuhxnuehei_KinkoreinehsrgeofAmbron M0111!! __ r _|hsn..__1?_istli\9¢11°f_1lii!1i¢d- Prices gaderate.

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_ ww;-¢si;s`v,fF~ Gniiviiie Bm-liiioidle. -

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