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CARBONS
PLATINOTYPES
ARTISTS PROOFS
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New posaiusav ar,o¢x_
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the Weak Strong
lmve no appetite try
Digestive Tonic
n inn-ggggx tI’\¢ lPD¢i.i'C. b"‘iI(‘5
up. strengthens. and FIV” 5°'
life and vigor to the System
Price 25c. bottle.
E. Hughes.
Apothecanes Hall.
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Your Hand and Head
Read by Palma. Fees 50
cents and upwards. G_et
rid of your physical in-
firmities by taking' his
physical course.
Rooms in Smal1wood’s
(Miss Smith’s) Hall, Gt.
George Street.
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more Interesting than _
Ever This Year' Redpath’s, Granulated, Demerara
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ticularly
Nice
Patent
Leather
Shoe
- Has just come to
hand from the
Slater people-it
is made from pat-
ent colt skin-
' plain, neat and
good looking,
(Gaudy eiiects are
a thing of the
past). A three
months’ guarantee
with each pair.
=- , Price $5.00 a pair.
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PROVINCIAL
XHIB ITI ON .
Alley & Co.
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Podsdovlto sooto
We have a large stock of Pre-
serving Sugar on hand including,
Crystals and West India Raw
Sugar.
Redpath Granulated in 100
,I Pound Bags
Prizes, Speed Competitions
and Attractions.
Close August Nth
all Classes of Live Stock.
be a Great Display of
Impressive Mining
ere will
Novel and striking
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Lowest. excursion rates.
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Grand' S ' 'ii
Seriember 9th to 17111. iii 2’.i’§.ial.°3.2‘§.”3iit‘i§§"§i‘.”%‘§
tthem, because
~ 0 0 1.-We'“l\lake the Price Right.
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Testify to their _ Rav. G. R. wtmo or cnoriotsoiown will
preach in the Marshfield Baptist church
good time keeping Sunday next at3 p. ln. 
Tm; Bible Schools at York and Union
intend holding their annual picnic at
Campbell’s Pond to day.
LIN-Bofnmr. tho me tenonoi- at Union.
Jeweuer Lot33, has secured a position with N.,
Rattenbury, city and has been succeeded
by Geddie Spencer, of Marshfield.
t _,__ _ 3' °‘Cbanges"ofads.mustbeiunotlate1-1*
than 1 p. m. each day to insure insertion
t following morning, and not later than
noon Saturday for the “Weekly."
A Slloornso Match will trke place at
Glen View Range next Saturday between
terms from Glen View Range and Corn-
wall. The prize will be a medal.
The great family boat for an afternoon
sail is the iron S. S. Cityfot London. To
Orwell this afternoon at 3 o’clock. Home
at 8 o'clock. Round trip only 23 cents.
 Tm: Rev. William Dobson has accepted
the unanimous invitation to become the
Pastor of the First Methodist church of
this city at the close of Rev. Mr. Yonng's
pastorate next June.
‘ THE City of London brought over one
hundred passengers to the city from
Orwell and Belfast yesterday morning and
there were even more on the return trip.
The popular excursion to-day to Orwell
promises to be well patronized.
Tas PE I Hospital wishes to asknow-
ledge the following donations-Master
Stauaway, Mrs. McKinnon, Mrs. Sharp,
Master Vernon Riggs, Mrs. E. Bayfield.
Miss Marion Lowe, Mr. Houston-flow
ers. Y. W C T U fans for wards. Mrs.
Baker, Bedeque, Cherries.
Rx1='0RM Division, York continues to
prosper. Owing to the resignation of
David Brown, W.P., Ed. Vessey was un-
arniously chosen as Worthy Patriarch for
the remainder of the quarter. The
sum cf $5,00 has been given towards the
enforcement of the Prohibition Act, in
Charlotte town. -
Archibald and Mrs. Foulds, Toronto
who have been spending the put
four weeks the guests of James
and Mrs. Paton at Keppocb, left by
the Campana on return. While
pissing Keppoch the ship signalled and
the residents of the summer resort tur ted
out en masse to bid farewell to their
visitors.
Consmtmns of Union Blend Tea wil
do well to preserve the little keys, one of
which is found in every pound nacket,and
return them to Harry W. de Forest, St.
John, before December lst. Many of
those keys entitle the holders to valuable
cash presents. which will be distributed
` December Sth, with the compliments of
l Mr. de Forest
Tim returns for the League Rifle Shoot-
ing Competition throughout Cana da have
just been issued. In the league there
o were three series Militia, Mounted Troops
and Civilian Rifle Clubs. In the last llftv
clubs participated and Cornwall Rifle C lub
stood third on the list _with 3517
paints, the highest being 3535. Mortaziie
Rifle Club was also tenth on the list.
As will have been noticed by their card
in yestei'day’s Morning Guardian, Doctors
Maloney and Kennedy of the 'Berlin
Dental Parlors are about leaving the
Island for the West. While in Char-
lottetown these gentlemen enjoyed an
extensive practice among our nest people
evincing great skill and thoroughness in
the dental profession. Wherever they
may locate in the west they will doubtles
achieve the suzcess which their industry,
skill and close atfention to business will
fully deserve. . _ - .
Ernest and Mrs. McWi1lam (nee Fanny
Abbot) have j use returned to Boston after
an extended tripto Colorado and Nebraska
` While there they met Jas. Waldron Ab-
bot, formerly of Union and now cashier
of one of the leading Banks in Hershey,
Neb. Also Robert Moore ‘ and Alfred
lSbewart, brother of W.S. Stewart, K. C.
,of this city, both of whom are doing well
in their adopted home. While descend-'
or ing Pike's Peak, Mr. andlhlrs. McMillan
had the unique pleasure of witnessing a
,heavy snow storm in August while be-
ineath them the thunder roared and the
t lightning iiasned.
l
Tm: outwardtpasseugcrs _by the Oliv-
otte yesterday were: Miss F. Hevtz,
 Barber, C P Harris, Hrs
7  and Miss Harrie, L C
Miss Hallou, G M.Hogan,
Murphy Mr Burke, Mrs. Burke,Mrs.
, Cr-age, Mr. Jones, Mr. Putt, Heber
W E Hutoliinoonw  'D `au'd'°“l[rs
Mrs. Johnston, C W Goodfeliow,
Palmer,M.r and Uris Wright'-, Hrs
Mr Warner, Elsa Livingston, W
Mrs. H M Gillis, LA
Murphy, Misa Clara 1Jai°di`ue,-
Beer, lbeni  _Mr and `
T. H'iwley',‘Mrs-V P Martin, W
DrSMFoot and wife, A I'
and son, Dr. W S Gregor, Mrs. Gregor,
Mr. , - ` '
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and all athletics depend on
S I lniment to keep their
limber and muscles ln trim
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C not cnnndions, softest lightest Wh1°°‘*» ”°f1"Y .
oem., .§,',".§,..1 .Tito HIGHEST grad. onoooioro (Equal to any imported.) 
Such are Whi¢e’a Chocolates. _ ,
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Flieporters and 6ornespondents‘
OF WEARERS Evcrvwhere
r and wife, Mr Abbott, wife"
imD!°_!iDg_i_n the iron after the very
dull s&sou housed by the stock slumps
and uncertainty if the steelf works. The
rooitngro um t\»o‘on'y tsripttiiy rooovoring
Chappell while in Sydney_was shown over
the extensive business premises of P.
Blake, Esq., our old townamau who isll
1105112 8 llllslililllr meat and fish busine=s.
stands on Charlotte ”St.right in the centre
of the city. His premises are rcomy,
well arrangedr and. cntirclyfrebuilt, and
comprise a large store and warehouse
with two modern refrigerators for meat
and one for ilah all built after the most
modern plans and lit by electricity. His
residence adjoins the store and is hand-
somely fitted up and reached by a_ large
broad hallway from Charlotte St.
Easn-:mr NOTES.-The District Sunday
School Convention met with the Baptist
Church on 8th, 9th and 10th lust. and was
a most successful meeting. With Rev.Mr.
Raymond there co-operated Rev, Mr.
Gardiner, pastor of church, Bev. John
A. Gordgn, M. A. former paster, now of
Montreal, and Bev. Mr. Rice of Souris, all
pulpit orators of the 'nrst rank. On Sun-
-day evening Rev. Mr. Raymond preached
to a large audience on ‘Char‘acter.' In elo-
quent language and faultless oratory he
handled his subject in a manner pleasing
and appreciative to a people accustomed
toscholarly and logical sermons. Show-
ery weather interferes with the progress
of hay-making. and a comparatively
small portion is yet saved.-A good
catch ot mackerel was made on both
`sieSes cf the East Point on the 13th
inst. At least $16!) worth was landed
from Basin Head to Fraser’s Harbor.
After landing his share of the catch at
Basin Head, the dory of John Robertson
went adrift with oil clothes, bait, hooks
and lines, oars, cable and anchor,and who-
ever picks her up may know that the
owneris not in Davy Jones' locker, but
still on terra-firma with a wife and twelve
children.-A. E. Needham, D. D. S., wife
and mother-in-law of Onedia, N. Y., are
ispendiug a few days with his brother-im
law, John Bruce. Mr. Needham- loft
Bay Fortune twenty-one years ago and
maybeclassedas one of the successful
Islanders abroad. Needless to say they are
all pleased with our Island scenery and
summer climate.-Harding Fraser and
James A Grant are supplyir g their custo-
mers with meat, while Theodore Stewart
is devoting a. large part of his time to
buying mackerel. Joseph M Campbell
is still managing his llsbing business with
ruccess ably assisted by James Kelioe.-'-
Rev. John A and Mrs. Gordon left for
their home in Montreal on the 12th. Tcey
were _accompanied by Miss Edith Mc-
Donald who go. s to South Dakota.
Pale Faced
P Nervous Women
Always Grow Strong and Have a
init. Blake haspuruhased one of the hes 
, Ros ,1 Complexion by using
FERROZONE
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Ferrozone is by long odds the best tonic
for pale-faced girls and exhausted women.
It forms the right kind of blood and tissue
for rebu ilffing the system. It replaces
tiredness by energy and vim, and a-'ids
nerve force and sf-aying power. Miss
Dorothy EI. Leduc, of Chester, gives toe
fr-llowing convincing evidence of Ferro-
z-‘ne S power.
“.\I» work compels me to rise early in
the morning and work ten hours daily as
a. 1-aleslady. Last: spring I was run down,
lost. my color and fell oil' in weightl stem-
ed to lack ambition and the life was out of
me. A friend recommended Ferrozooe,
and I took one table* after meals with
woe dei ful results. Ffrrozone brought
back my complexion and has given me
new strength and abundance of energy
and spirits. I would advise all young
ladies to use Ft-rrozane.
Mrs H. G. Wilder, of Dexter, Says:
“My da.ugl'.t=r was not very well last
summer and lost ber strength completely
when the hot weather came. I gave her
Ferrfzone and am glad to say it did
wonders. After siz boxes were used my
daughter was strong, and looked the plc.
ture ot health. I can recommend Ferro-
zone to all mothers, both for themselves
and daughters." ~
Go to your druggist to-day and t a
supply ot Ferrozone Price 50c. perax,
or six boxes for $2.50. By mail from The
Ferrozoxie§Company, Kingston, Ont.
Enigma-untn-Quran _
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Doy~ouiise7apen?‘
Do youiise a -fountain
pen? B o
Doyouuse 5
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Ideal Fountain Pen?
Try* these “best of all”
pens before concluding -s
MVN!
that fountain pens are' not
satisfactory, $2.50, $3.00
c.-15, 
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The values we oder are no fictitious
GENUINE REDUCTIONS ON -
Ready-to-wear;  Skirts.
_ l Ronay.fownt£+  satin .
Dress Muslins and Organdies.
» ,And many other .
STANLEY Bnos.
AUGUST SALE
STANLEY BROS.
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fancies of the brain, but real “Summer
Bargains” of ‘ undeniable merit. All
' new goods this season, and up-to-date
in every respect. Compare values,
compare qualities, to be absolutely
SHIRT WAISTS
5oc now 39c.
65 and 75c now 5oc.
85 and 95c now 65c.
$1.10 and $1.2 5 now 8 5c.
1.45 now $1.10.
$1.55 to 1.75 now 1.25.
White up to $4.25 at proportionately
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PHONE A12
' For everything Choice inldrocerles.
Fruit and Confectionery, go to
Sanderson 6: Co.
svssvsrna oaocnaa.
Clarincts for Sak
ANYONE wishing to purchase a
‘ Clarinet in the key of A, Bb, or
0, which is now in daily use and in
first-class condition, can learn of a.
bargain by writing A.B.C'.: Guardian
Odice. ' 8 6 dtf
and Steamship Linea tp' Boston _via Yarmouth.
The Popular Fast Line Between Eastern .NW
Scotia and Boston Via Windsor ~
Junction and Halilaxh ._
sxi>nisss.'rr.anis too; Bairro; aoiiy (ex-
and Yarmouth mogul connection at Yarmouth
for Boston.  " » "
'IKE ROYAL MAIL STEAMSKIPS
“ FRINGE Al\'l_'llllll”
The Fastest and Finest Steamers 'piyiig be-
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I Dominion' Atlantic’ I. ltailw;-ii. 
cept sunday) at 7. and 9.2¢ a. ni., for Dilbvl
l Ityoiwantnttl
Oats. Potatoes, Eggs,
Butter, Cheese, etc. , write
us.
navy can or _roam _,J
5 Sacks, we have than at
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Reid*& Creighton
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sydney, c ii.
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tween the Maritime Provinces and Boston.
Leave Yarmouth daily except Sunday for
Boston on arrival of kpresa 'trains from
Halifax. Returning leave -Long Wharf. Boston
daily except Saturday ata' p. ni. _
Passengers arriving in Halifax next day, 4.40
and. o . Rx ‘ri-ai
§l1glg' ces!! 1.1'raina run dn ittlgiutiic Standar
me.
P. GIdI:7'K_.IJ_>IS, General Mgr.,
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can suit you no mat-
price you want.
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