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fall izoeds next! From
the mercantile view
point summer is 9_1.
f°3d.V H thing of the
past. Faliis HERE _
Winter wil soon be -
here. _
N The first ihouoht naturally is
Nhat about Fall gocd:=?“ what's to be
worm? Whore are the new things to
be had?" »
We will answer these questions
bv producing the anode. Weil shew
the newest things in mantles-tne
richest of furs-the latest dress
fabrics, with _all accessories--the
correct styles in fooiwea'-the chic
,- and the charming in miliiner-y._
,, . fashionable waisis-dainty neckw¢`af_
modish gloves.
In a very shortiime we hope to
- ~ make our
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INI'I`lAL DISPLAY OI"
_ FALL STYLES IN
Furs, mantles, skirts,
` I" ur-lined garments
We've been for months preparing
for the season now at hand--plan-
-il' uinv, comparing, examining,-ind we 
feel very confident that our eiizrts'
will meet with success- that YOU
will bc pleased with our showing.
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~ .;-3,-V ,IBLENDED FLOUR_
f~.~_r'-` 'f'tl`ie best B;ead7f€ake and
Pastry Flour--the best all
round flour in the world.
just try it once. Look for
this trademark on every bog
or barrel ou buy. All fine
Blended Nlours--milled of
Ontario Fall and Manitoba
Spring wheats-have it.
“Made in Ontario " _I
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on t eq u en than the ole un! ir'i;vr"vl*¢*.*,,',‘,§“|f.:: ° in aaa min sun wav met
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All work guarsatred- 0”' rmn' ma" mr
I it - .. 'I  A QUEEN’S CUUNTY G-UARDIAN
i‘raro_yeslserdsy.
Mrs. Ad-rin Murray, is visiting Mn.
`Judson,Alexandra. .
Rosa McKenna are \isiting in Hunt.,
Rivrr.
` Miss Mry Linton who has been Mis
Edith Ritchie’s guest returned to Truro
The Guardians three year trophy' fn
the best all round athlete can he sean in
W. N. Tanton's show window.
The funeral of the late John Buntain
Rustioo, will hejheld from .his late 
dence on Wednesday 28th at two o‘cloc .
Sabbath, September, lst, in the Kirk,
Dundas, at _10.!ll a.m., and Bangor at
5p.m.
l Mrs. A. B. McLean of Montreal who
with hi rlittlc daughter, has been visitinu
In the City for over two months, leaves
Friday on return.
Miss Beatrice Binns, Dunstai‘l'nage,
returned home yesterday after spending a
few days in lidarshileld, the guest of the
Misses Darraeh.
Harry Ervin secretary of the St. John
N. B. Flremen'e Tournament, received a
sanction from tne M. P. A. A. A. yester-
dav for the bports to be held there on
Labor Day.
The market yesterday as well atteud~
i d prices being aboutthe i»h`ne as last day.
._ Phu cherries and red currpnte . were the
.inly fruit. of any scarcely owing tc the
season being almost over. With the gay
iiowers, fruit and vegetables the market
presented a most pleasing appearance to
the many tourists and visitors present.
` Tunnel coupons are coming in thick and
fast. George Moore, Hunter River, who
is upwards ci seventy-live years of age, is
so enthusiastic over the tunnel that he
collected eight coupons and forwarded
them to this oflice. Mr. Moors says that
although it will be no personal benailt to
him yet for the welfare ol, his native land
he is strongly in favor ot lt. Another
envelope contains three coupons. This is
o pointer for friends of the tunnel every-
where to collect coupons and forward,
them to this oillce at once.
A convention of South King's S. S.
'Associaticnwsl held at Petar'a Road
Church on t.he2llnd lust. The that session
` opcued at 2 p. m. by devotional exercises
` led by Rev. H. Merrie of orwen. Tae
reports of the otiicers and deleizatss were
encouraging, and testified that deeper
interest is heingtaken in this department
of Dhristian work. Inspiring addresses
were given hy Rev. A. J. McNeill on the
Obligation of Parents to train up their
Children, and Rev. A. D. McLeod on The'
Design of S. S. teaching. The evening
session was opened by n service of praise,
prayer and promise ind by Rev. A. Gray
The eloquent addreseesof Rev. G. Mc-
Lennan on the Relnlion of the S. School
no the church, and the earnest appeal ol
Rev. A. D. McLeod lo Sunday school.
workers will not soon be fcrlrotten Rev.
W. E. Chapman aconically illustrated the
power and influence of the Gospel and
.rave some useful instructions ilrmethods
uf study. Throughout the services the
choir rendered invaluable assistance.
i‘he solo. duet and quartet so artistically
led hy Mrs. A. Morrison were highly
appreciated.
Rev.G. N. Stevenson, pastor of the
Christian church of thia,city, and Mies
Sora Copeland McKenzie, of St. Stephen,
New Brunswick, Canada, were married
on Thursday, Auuust 8th, in Detroit, by
the Rev. S. G. Fisher, pastor of Green-
wood, Avenue Christian church. They
arrived in St. Louis the ilth inst.ano
while in the city will make their home at
l'he parsouage. On the evenlngof the 19th,
the church gave a reception in honor of
the newly wedded couple. The large
.udltorium was converted into a ni-
.-eption room. Rich |'\ll{?';._)i¢a\llli\ll
desizn, cosy corners, potte plants and
cut flowers, easy chairs "ami divana
artistically and tastefully arranged mirda
the room strongly suggestive of restful
ness and pleasures. The walls warl-
lirnped with haunting and llsgs
with tha stars and stripes failinni
graceful folds around the doors and win-
dows. A profusion oi! wild cucumber
vinss,golden glow r\n_d cut llowere trans-
formed the room inwir hewer of beauty.
Ehs reception committee were at pains io
make the guests ieel at home, and were
happily successful. A pleasant social
evening was spent. Assorted cake and
-ca cream were asrved moat daintily by
the young ladies of the C. E. society. At
10, the eveuing’s enjoyment was over.
everybody wishing Mr. and Mrs. Steven-
son much eueceaa and nsppineso in their
new field of labor. St. Louis Mich. Er.-
Rev. G. N. Stevenson referred to is a
native oiNswGlasgow P. E. l. and well
.known throughout the Province.
are alwatya appreciated
at any ‘me and our
map y agar snaps are
aiwais time best. Have
you tried them? Fresh
seedcakes. Rock cakes
and lemon tops each
day, Cell Oi' ie tplwos
D. STEWART.
S. J. Moore, reed inspeo‘or returned to
Mrl. Frank Keagle and naice M rn
Ewan McDoooa|.a will preach (D V.)
N. B., left on Saturday evening in attend
the Nineteenth Grand' Convention of the
G. M. B. A. of Canada, at Montreal. Mr.
Mclnerney is Grand Trustee _lfor New
Brunswick. Rev. A. E. Burke, -Grand
Trustee for P. E. Islsnd,nlso left on
Saturday to be present at the convention.
,
 ‘   _. arfro nouno-...mes an
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' .ran uae win in nigh may as aaa wi
tomorrow et 8.i8.
Miss Mysis 0. Larkin, sit yesterday for
her home in Tiguleh.
iun.J. H. inn., sr Northam, `1> 
island, is visiting Mrs. Peter liiIacD0t\l»li
Mi: c Uni ' . '
have ritinuod so Truro from a law weeks
outing inzthla Province. `
Jehu A.\N'Iehcleoo, M. AL Registrar di
McGill University, was among the vls:\»
crs to the Oiity Iblinrday. '
made a donation of |500 to the All Baintv
Uathedrsl fund, diocese of Nova Scotia. -
Wm. B. and Mrs. Morrison Detroit,
Micmsccompanied by their son are visit
ing A. E. and Mrs. Morrison, Prince
Strict.
A gentleman who sends his tunnel
coupon to this olilce wrlteson the margin
“Who does not desire wealth and pros-
perity for Prince Edward Island.
Dr. Saunders, 0. M. G., left yesterday
for Halifax and Truro to confer with
Premier Murray regarding the promotion
if agricultural interests in Nova Scotia.
Miss Bertha Sherwood, who was vislt~
ing this Province some time ago. is attend-
ing the Bapiiet convention at Sussex N.
B., and will spend several weeks with
friends there.
Thomas Evans of Green Grove Farm,
Vernon River has already out two acres
of early black oats. These oals were an
excellent crop and were dead ripe. Beat
this who caul
A. G and Mrs. Robb left Amherst last
week for Tidnish where they will sail in
their yacht “Bras D‘0r for a two weeks
cruise around Nova Scotia, Cape Bretor-
and this Province.
W. A. Bissstt has recently been pm-
mcted tothe odlce of teller in the Wind-
tor branch of the Bank of Nova Scotia.
J. R. Bell, Bummerslde. has been added to
the staff asjunlor clerk.
Mrs. Charles Smallwoed leaves today
for Minnesota, where one will spend the
winter. Her daughter Miss Ilanchs
Smallwcod aces to Montana and will
accompany her mother as far as St. Paul.
A great many little folks attended a
hnlaar held by James and Harold Mc-
llachsn aged seven and ten years, vhieh
took place Monday. About ten dollars
was realised which goes toward tha
Cathedral building fund. _
»
B. Pavnter of P. E. Island, who went to
Hopewell Hill, N. B. last spring to ccn-
duct the blacksmithing business of G. W.
Newcomb, has worked up o fins business,
and has won great praise for his skilful
workmanship. St. .icon Sun.
The Hon of Rev. A. D. MacDonald, who
accidenlnlly shot himself in the knee last
week was yesterday removed from the
Public Hospital to his home as con-
valescent, says the Edmontin Bulieton,
Rav. Mr. McDonald recently had charge
of the Methodist Congregation at I-lamp
LOD.
Geo. V. Mcincrney, K. U. of Si. John
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PURE GRAPE .IUICES
, We have imported the fol-
lowing from London.Bnglaud,
and guarantee them absolute
ly pure and strictly non-alco-
lil .
OCILDINARY-e blendo! grape
- juices.
district where grapes le
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,V cord aoee. _
§'si»°'ALicaNrs-¢ spuint
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. fifbislriiiis-m>m ai nan
a re with a rich fruit gun'
grAllBS'l‘lNl£-Inimrtsd f, r
the Holy Land. ease; om '
3r.eo per bottle- ° ¢°
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Deli BIDUL
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' " iiavor and aroma.
MUSCAT- from Mnscaiel
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onuoorsrs.
N-»v.'P. a. Mews, n. D., had rkmily"
Senator Yeo, of Port Hill, P. E. I., has: '
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d  \\ RACTICALLY -every .woman f _
,il :€g-"~ ~ within the reach of this-store’s ' '
service knows all about the ano-
\  - .- - eriority of our shirt wait-de
/ . _ ' ,V pertinent-no need togoinio that
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Tuesday, Aufust 27th INT
lish shirt waists selling a
radically' reduced pricesf. it i
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A f'  i ofthat special lot we are placing on sale at 'a _
*A ' ~' discount of one-third. Every waist in the lotir '-
A 1 ‘l f good-Levevyi oneis new this season, and every
. / one a args n at
l~ - uv oucrulnn orr. w ` .
V1 fl x \\\c\ i 4 » - _
` *ii `,¢,>~l\i_\ " Neal black sateen wersts W
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` I ' V*  sizes, intwo very letehial liylee and tae L -
-m""~n _  '- w si.ss ann sus ev _ J .
Some of the price cut shirt weld’
at tucked waisis 65c now . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . 44¢ ‘ll ‘\lCk¢d» l°°Z 515°" |335 IWW" ~~--~- - ~9°°
ntembrolflererlwnista 85e now. .   ..57c Tr colored waist: 65|: now ................44c
¢r¢mui-omg.-ed w..,m.¢_|°n°w__ __ __  . .74e Better colored wsisls r.r5 now .............. 71e.
Ther; an many other d¢slgu| and pg-|¢¢s in this special cat price cderlug-we shall be
ighted to show them. Our stock of handsome high grade waist; is “|11 me mme complete in
city and at every price we can show you rlxic dainty fetching Uarrnentl. Wehave all sizea-
$l.55, $I.75, $2.25, $3 95 and so on up ) ‘
_ue-r. » ay.-.s..`_\.._ _...A-5.....
. One third elf sirmmzr w':a;pere ‘_ _ '
' Probably thebest aloe! of wrappers everehownin tbecity.c¢rtainI ec,if we cel depend
'tilt people are telling ns every day. And now to make room for fail arrival- you haveachance
buy ations than factory prices. ` ' - » '~' - --
Neetwrapperv,menyfdesignsirlo new ""'........ ...~ 
ettergrsdee mostydark ILI5 now    c
illheiteraiislzes£v.55now.................. . . . . . . .
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ne range, manv p.4tterus$i.9§ now . . . . .
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twe certainly counselepeellastheiineu mentioned above are now moving fret and the swift .
mer is the one who is certain of satlsfaeiiou.
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‘f Latest Styles In Ladies' Sweaters  5' 
ly pretty garments. Included among the many colors are blacks, whites. navy, cardinal* V _
and so on, as well as pretty combinations oi the colors mentioned.  “.. ` `
The styles are strictly correct. and as well as being a prnticll necessity tlleee '
Within the last few davs we have opened a fresh line of these neefnl and extreme- g ,
chilly evenings. the garments are verv chic and pretty , )
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. _ $2.I0. 2-35. 2.75. 5-55. 595 _ , A »
And ve have also s full line of kui tied wool toques to match the sweaters mcnp
tioned shove- ` ` J "
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I iin<soNAL sU1>1sRv1s1oN 
F nm lture repaired.
Furniture re-upholstered.
Furniture of all kinds made to order.
Great bargains continued in furniture till the
large stock is cleared out.
At the old stand opposite Post Omte (upetaira.,
John Newson.
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Z represent the best companies in Fire, Life,
Acrident, Sickness Insurance and will he
pleased to quote you rates in either branch.
E. R. BROW.
Pnome ue.
Charlottetown _ _ Manager for P. B. I-
9-lildmwft
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ness o Marrnstws.
Representing
The North American Life Assurance Company,
The-Richmond & Drummond Fire insurance
Company
The [Canadian Paciiic Railway
0 FFC E- Queen Street - - DesBriaay Block
Charlottetown- i \
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FUNERAL- DIRECTOR _
AND EMBALMBR
Odice, Show Rooms and
kuidenes, oppceits Baptist
Church. _
Equipment iirst elaas.AlI
calls promptly attended to
at any hour of the day or
Milli' ii N
on o. .
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S.S. "iliiiili iiHilil"»v
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From Halifax every Tuesday K
morning. `
From Charlottetown every.
‘Thursday morning. calling at Party-
Hswkesbury,8heet Harbor. Caueclli "
Ariclmt.Port Hood, Iaaaefa Harbor.-
aad Snmmerside. *Q
ref mater mrsmneea .ppiy ml
CARVBLL B108 . 
6-a4dtttiSept3e. Agents `
 
Dwelling House I
FOP B&1B -
Tenders will be received at the oflies .
of Peters. Peters & Inge Cameros_,,_~
Bleek Charlottetown, until the :goth
day oi August. instant for the purchase
oi the Two story Dwelling House airs-‘i
ate on the acnh aide of Kia street,
Cnarlottetewmbeiwsea Brea! George
and Prince streets. Eight mens be-
sides beth mem; electric lighted. Land
msuaresboby lest. Terauifarh.
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