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‘ where we have a splendtdftock of the la
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Visitors to the Exhibition Made Welcome to our
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` _cur store;this~week. '
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Duringdhia week we are making a special _exliibltf  new Fall goods,
and giving sDtl\'e_ve_ty_ spleuqd _values inknantles, lure; _¢_il'jes_r,,§o0de, silks, men»e
clothtn hats 'and caps. We ever have and never will be ‘un ersold in any of
 _thelinei carried ,by us.'  guarantee a direct saving- fall purchases made at _T
 q 1 p 1 l 1| 1%
__ _Mcn's and Boys" Clothil.t§`._; ' 
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=This departmentof our business is `now"so
well known, that it seems almost unnecessary to
make any mention of_ it, and may be is better
kiiownas P. E, Island’s greatest clothing store.
We have been busy during the last iweek opening
up large bales ofnew over-coats' and suits. We
' hive nowithefmost splendid showing in the City
Boys’ Suits a Specialty
Made in ~D. B. styles in good heavy tweed,
in sizesto fit boys from 8 to I4 years, at $4.00
each. Compare these with the so-called bargains
sold elsewhere at $5.00, and you will agree with
us that our 4.00 suits are better in all respects.
Other
Qvercoizts for Boys and Men
_ Our stock is now complete, ranging in price
from 6.00 to 24.00, in -all the new tweeds and
fancy effects which are to 'l be so popular this
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it - . ; ~r»~.~rv-wa.»u.lw\»n;. '-o»
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_  .____antle`s _
   
on' on  5 -f  _ _in 0  new
l"h'oals ` `  the? lead-' __ _.
_.-in? __-#ses _Contin-
en  - ~ ave con  f* cir en ire
lines to us}ena'bling»ns to slziow you ~ _
fcoats that a,re_exclus'ive_ an just a
.little nicfe`_`¢`__'tlian the other fellow is _ ‘
__ ., .
lable to Show you st $8, I2 50, 15 co, ._ _ _
|
_i8.0o, and 20.00. We have some of .-
the loveliest coats, the best evrr
Caps
~ We received from the manu-
factures on Saturday zo dozen
more of these stylish fall caps.
made in the new fall twecd
affect which are so popnlarin
all _the large cities. prices at
$r.Go and 1.25. 1 `
shown here, worth in each instance 4 f
at least $2.00 more than our mark- -
ed pri¢¢, i _ anroivr or camo* ' ' T _ i 
l r w0rvrHY_1>a'r_nI.inor-1 s,0.'r§l_-_
Furs
A fine showing in all »t
known furs.N0»matter_wh¢ wen
desire we can please yohat you '
the cheap mink throwu_ F,-om
to the highest priced at5l_25‘
$135.00. ’Bhes¢.___se ming at
idvantage in the manten to 500
';_ Ladies’ Coat,
  Sweaters
Qt' We have a full 'assortment of
_iliese in pi-icesfrom $1.75 io 4.00
each. Made in the new styles and
in either close or loose knit-
Kid Gloves A for
- Ladies
In our ladies’ kid glove de-
partment we received a .large
shipment of'g1oves in all the
popular shades for Fall wear.All
our gloves sold here are sold
with a guarantee, 'a n d_ w e
cheerfully replace ally With I
new pair when desired.
the second ~fl00\'~ - le room od
n
99c S
» rd. We are
Silk at 99° Per yan e of yard
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All these goods went and wo-
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2:;°f; ;'°‘;:.‘.‘.‘.§.°'.;  
a little tiger _price on these gwds’
re imported
ompare our
and we ask you to c '_ .the Same
99c silk with others -°f ee with
ice, and you will “gr
ter.
P' _ ' -
us that ours is fully_l0 P' C’ bet
_ “_ she this
ladies iaiiorimake l\d‘¢°
suits and coats tomder-l '
i i ~ ‘ I _ '_ t'0urishing~ a. Division exists and
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.. . ._ _ __ __ __ - _ _  _ _ _ - - - .. . - tn t nn' it i
.2 --No matter whnt you want. in fur- »'0nr Policy. Our qunuty _ stand’ _ SAFETY OF LIFEAE BEA li so as to secure a sufficient compte- ingonlzati }b__;eu_l_i;ni:_e__ r;fo_l_,ot 8 no
niture Pstone sell it for less. back of everything. Patona Creed. -- mfg:  °€|\;_’i°_“*-“___\_;l‘;;_'F;l;“:gZm°°w§f3&‘ The evidence of prosplsritiy every-
 _ . ' o a n ~ -
V gzsmu' gi 9'25M"! ` The wesidmt 0( the Board M :ill nozv be required to be carried, where abundantly proves' that this
--a --r T ` - is  ’
‘  .H335 hm \,..f.°““§'l...i‘.i°n',§°`i'0.rp.f.'f and to be manntdiin an emergency- "°°Pi*'1‘=1= r=°i>1'= are aio sober and
if I tecting lilo at sea. under the Mer lt is `prol>0Se<1 Uiiili Within °"t“i“ m°gr°Bsiv° T“mi’°"“°° ha” °°fh¢
the boathands must. be cffi- to stay and the evil traffickers h v
- ' ` . a 0 s " i ' ' ' ' »
` f `  ' 94. h lea limits." . ` _ B 0
    . ;txn|E0§h,i;)€lll§ 113;;-atiléyn arrlide nine cient deck-hands, while outside those Bought other fields. Where their lured
Published only for the consideration limits seamen of othei rating: may ;'sl¢:2_i_TB__iiDe:_\;i money for that which
of those interested in the subject. be drawn upon_ to ma e ug t 2  wh iheu _
The principal changes made may be plement, -provided that t eyi sa S y y a ould 1 propagation work N.
Summarized 3., (01|0wg;_ the Board of Toads by Uefiil _Ca e or_ ceive more attention? For dive;-gg
otherwise of their competenoeeas reasons. It is contrary to the px-in.
boat-hands. _ . _ Ciples of oul~ order to abandon this
The question of `, the' organization work. Our ritual says: "We seek to
of the crew and of systematic boat’-_ gnlarge this circle of sobriety “nm it
drill has also b_ec_u referred to in nh-all embrace the whole race of man-
Lord Meri-1ey's Relwri-. and in that 0' kind." All that our laws requlrepro-
the Advisory C0mf_°i.*¢l=°» and 1 _sm nth in the me unit now ia. ‘
in 80119551 1iZi`6¢lT18l1t With the V_1°W5 The 'insurance' companies say the
UIBPUUI i°XPf°BS°5- I Bm Bdvwed' sober live three times as long as the
h0wever,- that the Board of Trade moderate drinker In the me t
have probably no power to make auch some the sober 'have hop _ “H0
drill compulsory; and, on this mat- that overwmcth h H 9 °f` 5
el d to th s a inherit all
ter, new l as in rcgar 8 tm ..
whole question of manning. it may bf! theniiiher I;l°a_s';u°hFh°pe tg: omred t°
necessary _to seek for further powers. `_m___e___th__ cm” z_r_;1_;r:_B__ee__s_clCioo_l, of
ij_ of _
Clothing ~ and F urs
‘About too pieces in neck furs bought as samples
at a liberal cut--will be cleared out exhibition week
at 3 31-3 p.c. discount.
The abtiire consist of Coney and Russian Hare,
Marmot, Isabeli%,OpD0surn, Sable 0pposuin,Near Seal
Persian Lamb, Russian Lynx etc. "
_ We havealso a lot *of n1ert”’s suits, men’s overcoats, '
ladies' cloth and fur coats, ladies' cloth suits all to be
'sold at 331-3 p.c discount to clear
Un Wednesday Thursday F;iday only; we will
sell any of our ladies’ hats trimmtd or unlrlmmrd at
io p.c. discount for cash
S L. J. REDDIN
*Visitors i
to the
Exhibition  
-ne' socially invited mail .t our nooxsroae
' hcl
iff f g¥DKS. _earl ~_ magazines, and .np-toédaii
. ATIONERY ofevery description. _ _ »  _ ,_-;;. . _
. - \--_ . _ _., '  ... _
 lou.-f Faucv Gooos .aa soovauift '
ff ,irroan-it w¢ii.»tfru....fni»ti. A fail me of LEAT-
. FH s.~_GQOD§i`__ sou-Vanta guru/iwana,
l ,.  _ _'r caaos. so vama JEW-
  _ -_ H; efgesrsck of Fancy coops from
which  as wily be mae. -
f _,_M0ur prices are low. Special prices daring Exhib-
  utllitn
. are nt; present required to carry on
reach side boats (of which one must
be a life-boat) suflicicnt. to accom-
,, all on board' and must be fully
~ equipped. _
THE MANNFNG OF BOATS.
_Pnrt._ II. of Mr. Buxt0n's Memoran-
 treata of the manning of boats,
e
the
1. Foreign-going passenger steam-
era, emigrants ships, and loreign-go-
ing sailing ships worrying ipassen-
gers are in future to provide suffi-
cient accommodation' for all on
board.
2. The number of boats to be at-
tacked to davits is no longer to de-
pend on tonnage, but on the. length
of the ship; and the davits must be
placed amldships.
3. Appliances or- arrangements at
lasts' 'sHlocti`ve» for launching boats
may be substlturcd for davits. Where
the li6'Mi}`iieclri.is of excessive height
above the water the ship may be rc-
quirerlto carry in heu of or in ad-
dition to, davits, some other approv-
ed form of launch-ing nlpliances.
4. Liisboats must be of a prescribed
built. In thc term "lifeboat" is in-
cluded the "decked lifeboat," hut
_ not _hhcollapaible boat.. .Existing col-
‘laptrlbls boats are, however, allowed
to count. for n certain period, after
which they will be replaced by life-
boats. _ _
6. A larger proportion of motor-
` boats is to be allowed. 1
9. The existing General Rule 12,
which provides that a lesser number
‘ of boats. might he provided” in. tha
event of the shin being divided into
aflfcient water-tighbeontpartments, ie
~ abrogated. '
~10. lfocrlgn-going cargo steamsnipa
moderate all Persons on board. In
future sufficient lifeboats must be
carried on each aide to accommodate
_of boats hands, and
and organization of’ the
points it. reade:--
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at Diamond
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_,N rin?" eo, it
plsguéhhfs A dil|=lii».;. It lzntllie
fymbol of devoted esteem,-it is
the monarch of all good gifts.
And a diamond always means
ready cash. his always was-in
the purchase price-I mslimsl
more.
si:-gid stones 835 ap.
' binatlone, _all prices to
8:35. _. . ',_- ‘
W.N. ”
' _ Y D sition. And
SALE OF NEW FURNITURE. _ where do we find the pupils of the
_-- - _.school of vice, the product of th,
3 Sideboarda, 6 Wicker Chairs, 15 business wo are pledged to oppose?
Iron Beds, Parlor Tables; Parlor Whore are they the majority? In tho
Suites, Couchos, Extension Tables. jails, ponitentlaries, poor-houses
Bureau and Commodcs at. lowest houses of correction, asylums, etc. .4
prices. Sce` dur mattresses will Institutions built at the public ex-
Springs, they are the beat for the pens, that ~_-the pubuc‘ danger! and
least money. All’ sizes. If the also ie' bu,-d¢ng,' t;ht'vic'ioun-and unfortunate
110'- in Si-00|* We Wm “end and get 'R ia humsnely housed. There is a clasah.
i0" Y°“~ “° "tm charge' G°`C'”"b°- that lhfest: I tea meetings excursion-
and Baby Carriages to clear at al tm|M‘ md _other public' zathdrin s'
di°°°““t- 'I“m°-° P‘*t°’? 5’ 0°' HMM" and' persist in being a dieguatlirlifi
I _ -  nuisance; uttering n repented medlny
_His blessing. »
_  of ezotism and m_0mmty_ who “rs
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Those who
of being
sulte“0f
ca of this
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It is one
belong to
P0013
of the man
so revolting. as
cultivated and world.
'empty head and the cold heart
unpleasant to see; yet moot heads are
not entirely cold. There is often a'
creat deal of mute misery concealed
can try to understand and help all
aorta of people, and no one ia quite
hopeless. All answer in some degree
to a call to them to bring out 'thd
hast that is in them,
_It ie pleasant to _again meet you ia'
Council of this Grand Division in thi:
third quarterly session for the sup?-
.portz of interests-vital to the indivl.;
dual, the family, the nation and thri
world. * '
It is fitting that our July meeting'
should be held in the quiet countrvj
away from the distracting noise 'of
the city, the home of Western Stai-
Diviaion where the ear is reeted
with the musical flow of H§avqn’j_`~§
beverage, where the fertile fields, the
shady trees, the singing birds, and.
the sweet smelling clover declare the
goodness of their Creator and impsl
us to exclaim, "Bless the Lord oh my
soul and all that _is within.m`e, blend-`
His holy Name. 2-
-'Herein romantic Glenwood with so
much evidence of_\i1e Father’s bounty
we invoke His presence, His counsel;
That' we are' but few should not
lessen our hope. Unrighteous Ahab
with a great. host went forth not to
victory but to death. Gideon wmi’
the few. under thc guidance of the
Lord of Hosts, went forth not. to de-
feat but to victory. For auch potent.
help we now and ever pray; It is to
the credit: of this community that so
e er
lawful and worth 0 ' y
they? Surely not Sons of Tarnpgr-._
ance! How many among them havn
adopted our' principles and remained
the yotina' before vicc shall ensliivsf
them. Mankind seek companionship.
Seeking to bless others brings a re-
v “Wf-
to call
stay
ITC
under an aflectation of frlvolity. Ona
Worthy ’Represen.t:ative:-_' 
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in a class all their own.
-A medium length, HEAVY
TWERD F A L L OVER-
COAT, brown diagonal stripe
effect. collar that can be turn-
ed into military, Chesterfield
or storm style, fiiur pockets,
su erior lining, s zes 35
to}l;4, a good value at 
Other grades ranging
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It s Time You Got
Fall Overcoat “  f _
The chill of the night winds warns' _yonj that it
is overcoat time and now'-right now:-is' ‘tl_i¢_liii1¢.l0
_get your fall overcoat. You will  pleased witli_the._
line of styles now displayed here sh_o`wijng':';a1l the _
latest and smartest ideas. in men's high grade fall
_ overcoats. The fabrics are superior, the tai Qringlea-
- pert, the materials above comparison and we- _know --
that for goodfitting and wearing qualities they are
A BLACK MELTON
COAT with velvet collar,
black Italian lining. splendid"-
ly tailored throughout. *This '
coat sold well .at its former-
price $17, only] a limited line-_ '
in stock now, c caring ._ ‘ - -
Rtioasoev »~ ~ ~»e¢n‘~s'_e 
° in price from $8. to.$2(i i
maggiano Mt-:ws man .
shall be wise! Associating with ab-
etainers fosters abstinence. The com-
panion of the vicious is known by
his bomfpany. One virtue is- 'wisely
joined to the others. _Ono vice just
as surely has its associate abomina-
tions. Temperance reform is progres-
sing in Australia., in Sweden and
Norway and in the militia arrange-
ments of our own Dominion. It is en-
couraging to note that t:emll°\`8l\°°
workers are working for reform in
England, Germany, France and other
European countries, that -dry terri-
tory is spreading in Canada Bild f-he
United States and that efforts to
banish the bar are still put forth. In
our own Province temperance people_
still believe in prohibition. What.
work are we doing to show our faith?
What .work ans the inspectors doing?
The newspapers say that.the Govern-
merit have improved the prohibition
act bv discharging inspectors approv-
ed of by the Temperance Alliance and
licensing the agents of liquor houses
from abroad to sell their liquors.
Why? Who voted for this? Was the
House divided on the question? It
will not do to say that; the measure
was put through by the representa-
tive of the promoters of vice in Char-
lottetown. _ Where were the represen-
tatives of the people who seek the
suppression of vice? Have they been
attending Belsha.'zzar's feast at the
capital? Who of Lhcm spurned Judas'
thirty places of silver? The. people
asked for prohibition. Why should
license be substituted? The cur-.tom of
politicians seeking the aid of whiskey'
to secure their election is extremely
reprehensible and merits our emphat-
ic d'sapl>r0val. When returned to
power the party who win their slcc-
tion by this means proceeds to.dis~
'charge their obligations to the hung-
rv host of office holders, office seek-
ers and expectant. rum purveyors.
1-low often do they find that there is
not énouzh of the loaves and the fish-
es to aatlsfy the multitude. All the
machinery for taking money from the
rest. of the community is set in mo-
tion that the contributors to the
corruption fund may be paid.
Some years ago the Dominion
Government was petitioned to enact
a law Drohiblting the importation of
lliluora into P. E. I. No legislation
resulted. The evil of unrestricted im:
portatipn s-bill exist!-. A bill ernbod\i~
ing sim lar provisions wasqntrodumd
into thai United States Senate and
|'°fBd If "cond time. A petition ask-
ing for a law removing the importa-
tipn evil should be again circulated
throughout this Province and sent to
the irzisiutures at ottawa. such iw
fslation would give to the local law
U18 lllllllort. necessary for its enforce-
ment. That the enemy would use
every argument to defeat reform in
certain. We know that neither timo,
talent nor money will bg gpm-,¢1_ Tha..
will withhold nothing to acc0mplfsh`
tlie_ir_gnY_s and _defeat moral reform,
Wfallduii persist in aalrlng _‘for this
b00lI‘l|l|tll "dl1l"""GH0l‘t|. ‘rg [;r0y|1°d‘
with success. _
Ania I have to acknowledge with
regret that during the _short and
time since we last ‘inet I mv,
£0 visit as many of the
Divisions al Idesirsd;
rtcel ed" from -this
I learn thlt. $ih10I'der
uplloldinz _ the
and that in the
societies otrforder ls-
van. In conclusion _
ml!
with renewed purposeato
estly for the cause that
good of all mankind. _
Submlttcdyours in L. P. & F.
JAMES’ H01-'G_00D.
BETH-
the
Glenwood.
"Biggest Bargain sale of the Cen-
tury. Plain and fancy silk priced from
25c to $1.40.going at half price. Now
is your chance,_you will never' get
another like it. These alike may be
used for dresses, blouses.: dressing
jackets, and fancy work. ‘Pst:onl. _
_ -. 3,  q_1_14Mtl.\
_Steamer _ for Sale
50 ft. over all. Breadth iz ft. Draft 5% ft.
Built in England of Oak and Tealncopper
fastened. Twin screw surface condensing
compound engines nf' go I. H. P. Ailjust
thoroughly overhauled and ready for com-
mission. Would make Splendid tom boat.
ALSO-Auxiliary scbooiiér 68 tons. 4o
h. p. engine. _ _ _
C. r. LONGLEY at co.,
Shipflirolrers-lhalifax N. S.
Pds . A
 
.Th New Hats
are disu.i`¢uv¢.~f Nb. man
will want to wtar lil! Did
one any longer _Wl1¢`i\il1.=
sees these attractive new _
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Soft lists Sl. to__$5 il’
' New Caps 50g __
we wonlt lst you :ny -inyfhlllli
but becomina heulwcar hire
lf yfoil need new1Sllr§§.
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