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$17.50
Sale 5
ln Our Custom Tailoring De- _
partment $26.00 Suits for'
A chance of a life time to geta suit made to order
at two thirds off its regular price. VVe bought them at
nearly onehali their value, which enables us to make
you this startling low 5 price on a mad too rder suit.
lt’s up to you tofsay whether you will pay $2 2.00,
$24.00 or $26 oo orlget one now for $1750;
The goods were orderedfor a high grade tail:-ring
house in the \7Vest who owing to financial difficulties
were unable to take delivery oi them.
They were offered us at an ‘extremely low price
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for spot cash
\\7e accepted their of r.
Your choice while the la st for $17.50.
All garments" made our tailoring department
are guaranteed to iit. Cut cording to the last Ame;-i.
can fashions.
,to the sewer and with sorrow saw
‘thc man engulfed in the waters, dee-
. . C pite their frantic efforts to drag him
O fo/rth.
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1 , 0  ._ \ Wejust want to call to your at- 
l| . ‘  ,ea gngion the matter ofyour August. was rerovered without d\.11c1:.;;'. lcrop as .Lt whole can only be ascer-
~:~i~l~l-i~l~i-i-l~l-i~i>!»l~l~l-!-l-l~i-l-l-  bill. According to our records -a- - mined as threshing returns come rn
l  . we have not yet received your ro. THE CANADIAN from known or suspected flrostcd lo-
; ~ )~~` R ,, ”'_._  mittance- lf' this ls correct we BUTTER EXPORT. .
€l'n€|`Tll)2|° Sh 11| be very glad to ha in _...__ _----_
 arriount today.--Moore & M\¢,‘,il,.e de 1 _ ~ l 4 N
R fr* tu kles ccononu, uno A V 0 - LOl\DON, Aug. _Z7 Wcdded tcm- WINNIl"L‘G MA.
1 ~ | H * ` ~ 8 29d3l ,pany’s Colonial Dairy Produce Ro-
ll . . good hearty laugh to Seo tue ___ ‘view stares that nie canadian but-
   .kl . ‘. ‘ 1 d' v 1 ,_ __ ltnr export in 1007 w sthe ‘rnallcf-it
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VANCOUVER, B. C., Aug. 27-The
first wedding in this country between
James' Church. The ceremony was
performed by; Rlev, -H. C.»F. Clinton. `
.rector of the church, the bride hav-
ing been for serveral years an attend- 
lant at that church. .
The bride was Mrs. Annie Wright, ‘
an attractive looking woman in the
carly thirties. Bhe has ir daughter'
‘nine or ten years of age. The bride
groom was Joseph Munchi-Singh `
Mrs. Munchi-Singh discussed har
second anbarkation on the sea of
|matrimony with much pride, and-
|said' "My second husband is a, Hin-
idrr, who has been in British Colurn-`
'bla for five years, He is 26 years od
lage, well educated, speaks and writes
lldnglish vcfry fluently. Ii have known
lirim for e long- time, Hand he is a
lgooil man. Some of my relatives ob-
ljected to the marriage, but my broth-
lor, who has lived in Vancouver for
‘twenty years, knows my husband
lwell, and quite approved of the
Ymateb."
luuunl run
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NEW YORK, Aug. Z7-Fighting des-‘
perabely for life in a sewer in East
Eighty-First Street, in which waters
from flooded cellars poured in a turf-1
ous torrent. John Lynch, a sewer de-
partment employee, with one foot
wedged beneath a cellar pipe, watcl!»,
ed the swirling waters swiftly rise to
his waist, then/ to his throat, and
tlrcn his lite was blotted out. Two
companicyns who had gone with Lynch
into the narrow manhole, from the
street to the sefwer, to open the
,choked pipes, stood on the iron lad-
der leading into the pitchy darkness
l They did not relinquish their hold
lon the nran’s hands, however. until
lhe ceased no struggle An alarm was|
=*-. | |‘1l, _ lquickliy sent to the Fire Department, 1 ,
' --” "" -1 ' _ . ._..!i1f' --re’ _ - - ,_ .but when the engine arrived to pump ities and on heavy lands, and thc to-1*\”`“'-
oil the walter, the flood had recededtgl damage from this cause will be‘
as swiftly as it rose r-rd the body
. _ ..1c\1|n 1ces?$1.1o P 1 f “` ‘ *’ _
rings $1.25 and upLad1esSol1- 756 g$'l'_30 Per Su,t°'f§;“8§G wire and ‘rest year ferr re 1,4ar.z
, ~ _ - ~ SL75 P S mf $100 .20 tons. Quality agnm showed an rm-
Mln' Dmmond R1Ilgll’6'5U and Per Suiterforu $320 $2_50$2Per pr~ovs1ncnt _over the previous year
11p. Alarge assortment to select Suit for $,_6f H_ H_ Brown The .nm as ren-igatrnn on rroerrr- steam-
fronl young Mer- .mn 8 25d rt ers to the United Kingdom and 0n`
a place   ° Y _'ii ' ' the lirnding wharves here is perfect-
, s lly up to date, Canadian butter
W N  we wan; you to 051| and Seewrrght further to improve in quali 
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. . ‘  the newlines of dress goods that l~Y wld bring higher Prices in our
S{)UVQ,[\||‘ Jgwelry rv ` ` Wo have been opening. Nowlmarkere. some of inferior quality*
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Silver Artrclc
from
E. W. TAYLOR
South Side Queen Squar
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-SEHUUL BUUKS
(Term |908-9)
All the Authorized
SCHOOL and COL-
LEGETEXTBOOKS
fcr City and COUN-
'IRY SCHOOLS and
CCLLEGES also a
full supply of school
supplies of everv des-
cription .
Wholesale Kr. Retail
School Books sold
at Publishers prices.
Write us or New
Price List and course
of studies.
Mail orders receive
prompt attention
Carter & Co. Ltd.
ease. °
l ion apply to the undersigned.
Miss Flora Donaldson
(Queen ofScottish Song)
will hold Gr.'.nd Concerts in C. M. B. A.
Hall, \`ernon River, on \Vedn1:arlay Sept.
v, and in New llall. Montague on Thurs-
day Sept. 3r1\ at 8 o‘clocl<.
Sire will be ns-issterl hy,---Miss Alice
llarrison, Render and Aocompanist. Mr,
l Il. Haley. Iliiritone-_ Mr. james Calder.
Tenor and Violinist.
For prices etc. sec bills.
8-1127.19.31.
Fl, WHOM IT MAY (JONCETMN.
l Ureer- the provisions or nie Merri-
eal Act of this Province and amend-
ments thereto it is required that all
students before beginning the study
of medicine that is if desirous of
,registering as medical practitioners
lin this province) should matriculate
lwith the Registrar. _
l The questions necessary for matri-
,culation are a B. A. degree of lst.
lclaes 'l‘eacher's license, or pass the
examination as required by the Medi-
cal Council of the Province.
The Examinations are lheld twice
A year, May and September.
For any particulars or informa-
B. R. JENKINS, M. D.,
Rerrlatrnr Socy. 2 ff - H- ~ *“----
Tourist Souvenirs
of P. E. Island
.N uvcnir China,
Fouvcnir Post Cards
Souvenir Buckles
Souvenir L e a t he r
Goods,
Souvenir View Albums
New Novell,
Latest Magazines,
Waterman Fountain
Pena.
Haszard & iioore
pnnnyside.
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UE\\ LLLR_ cloths -- new panamas . new .which yet comes rs due to dmnage
(i fron Qt sergos-new lustres-in endless caused by want of proper ref.rigerat~l
IIS Jfa » - variety-probably the most Icom- ing ar-rnngenrents before it is snip-
‘.  or =-;=--;-=-=-------»-- - plete range of fall dress fabrics pea and the remainder, to defegw in
*lil ' that has ever been shown in the its manufacture which are avoid-
 clty Moore & McLeod 8-29d3l_a1,1, if proper mr, be ¢_D_ken_
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In cheese there has been a steady
decrease Iram Canada and the Uni-
.
'  ~` shirt sale.-Never before was ted States. This decrease has given
   are.f:.s“.°.;iz..f1;r:.“.i<:.‘:..s.nirs ..‘;%:1::“.1:“:...;°;. £':;“..§::‘.::.‘;.‘%
shi ment of at such reduced prices. l have Imports from New Zealand have ad-
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, ,full goods coming which l muse venced in 'wn years from 5,870 tons
B  S |»ha\/0 SDHGS for. hence. your to 13,152 tone. Improvement in
‘ _ chance to getshlrtsatthe follow- quality mntgnueg tom, ,,.~n0\vn in
1 lm!! DHGGS- 95 fOr 55Gf-S 5|-25 Canadian Improved methods of
' _  E  l ,. $1.10 $1185 for $1.35.' s1zes`°“r 8 and bm" “hum “"“'fg°
ments in Canada have added large-
| _ _ r 14 to I8. Boys' shirts sizes 12
K0 Which we are selling at to I4 at 33 l-3 off. H. H. Brown gfeigifginbimragmggy whlch “ow
A ‘ The Youug Men s Man, 8-25drtf’ Australia mst your Emu B “man
C ‘ "'*' ll  shipment of cheese to London, and
, I Asplondid opporturrrty Is being the quality was very satisfactory.
\ w.  S  w"|c ,pnnirazugethe|¢;d1<=;sop‘r;1.r=2é;s}i1|r;s one erppmentlfrom pew seeth wares
' emons ra was o sirperor qun ity to the best
a ,I E;  l’ that ls Q0lnQ On ln OUT read); tv? Canadian, owing to it being made on
1 L. eau _meer 1 (wear department for rhfalflgmxf-laess the English cheddar- principle and it
PHONL 199. ` fayé- AGHBHIQB f-0 buy Gtscata approached very closely to the Eng-
` - tldirfileabijreirllrflaiilrlacilrygzd-Ennslyj Moore Sell, Condlmon l°klmm“n“'l°°t“r° in
1 ` ` " avng tie mi h d 1 t
l§l‘?.-.=¢lf2': 6- MGLo0d~- 3 29°?" the meter <1 -g there tir we '12
for 85 Sl 40 for 950 $165 for in _
Y ()()I`, 50 B. 6 ml
was always in sweet condition when
it came.
Under the cheese makers' control
the advance made in Canadian was
-Wd 9`9I .I0 'qaa .rad shumtqs 5
, cent. The average price the past.
lgmrnontlrs was ls Sdless than in
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Thyrnocrceoi
Sulplro Napthol
Powdered Carbolic
Condys Fluid
Solution Five Chlorides
Pearson’s Antiseptic etc
at
Central Drug Store
A.W.Rcddln,Phm.B
. PROP.
Sunnyside.
a white woman and a Hindu occurr- gamma, M_ pu advised the mm to
ed last Monday m°!`DinK at St' lhold together. "A strike is war," he
ll llllUl`lHill
1 111oN'rREAL, Aug. ar.-speaking
last night in the Monument Nation-
al on the C.P.R. strike, Mr. Keir
said “and in thc field of the 'battle
who fic n deserts his
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  ,Reduction
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the inun ' es a d 0  S
comrades is a coward and traitor,
the same is true of the striker who
goes back."
He urged other Union men to con-
tribute to the support of the strik-
ers, and hinted that financial aid
might come from the United States
and Great Britain. If aid did not
come the strikers could never resist
ure c. P. R. °
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l"urn1s.h1ngs
i The balance of Sumnrer Furnisliings must ' be cleared
ut to make room for the magnificent lines of fall goods that
During an address of an hour, Mr. fl.I'€ Zlfflvlllg daily,
Hardie defined socialism as a move-1
:nent by wlrich in-.v and industrial af-l
This is 11ot :rn ordinary sale of slrop~woru, out-of-date
gms 01 the ...,,,,,t,-y wen, to haw- goods, but simply .1 clearance sale of this season's goods.
quired by the public and used for
common good and not private ends.
“Socialisrn," suid the speaker, “is‘
the only remedy for the present pov-
erty and hunger of the world.” Mr.
Hardie leaves tomorrow on a visit
to western cities.
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Read the following price list. ~ -
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Underclothing
Come Today
Fancy Shirts
95 cis for 650
1.75 for 85.'
1 40 for 95c
1.05 for 1.10
1.85 for 1.35
1.10 per suit for 75 ct
1.30 per suit for S5 ct
1.70 per suit for 1_0
2.20 per suit for 1,4
2.50 per suit for 1_6
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Straw, Linen and T‘c;r1-I Felt Ilrrts-Half Price ‘
WIENIPEG, Man., Aug. 27!--Latest
conservative estimates are inclined
to put the total wheat crop at under
a hundred millions, some ex-experts
placing the figure as low as eighty,
millions while others run up to a`
hundred and fifteen million bushels.,
It is certain that the crop will bel
vt-ry variable according no the dis-
trict and local conditions.
Southern Alberta for instance, is
now freely lrarvesting wheat that will
average twenty-fi\'e buslicls und has
escaped all frost damage.
In some pnbts of Suskutclicwan and;
Manitoba, on the other hand grain
has srrficrcrl much from the prulougc .-
drought of July and early August,
which checked growth, premzrturrzlyl
withering thc straw beford the heads
had woll come out. Many fields thus
affected will not run more than eight
or ten bushels. .
rrmey vest.  liienfs Belts
1-25 f°f  1 llall Price
1.75 for 1.25 Q 0
2.25 for 1,40 ...l/UTIIHCI'
2.50 for 16o Hosiery
Half Price
L-
3.25 for .oo
3 75 to
.Qnnrrrrcr Ties -HALF PRlCF.
£:`.111r1n1cr Clothing-llALl" l’RlCE
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Early frost ,has done damage to
late grain in certain low lying local-
considorablc. but the cflect on thel
calities
1 WON CLUB MATCH.
` 'ror'toN'1~o. ont.. Aus. 27. -'rhe
Ontarm Rifle Association matches
opened yesterday with good weather'
and ir large attendance of marks-I
men from East and West. Ther
first match shot. was the Canadian
Club, seven rounds at six hundred
yards, prone, G. W. Andrews, Win-
nipeg, R. A. headed the liht with
a score of thirty-five. B. Team
Royal Garrison won the team
prize with 158, and Sen/t. Mitchell
13th. and Segt. Smith G. G. F. G.
tied for a special prime worth $25
given by Hiram Walker and Son.
with 35 each.
Deafness Cannot be Cured
bv local 1rpplic~1\fio|1s as 1.111% cannot roach the
cllsvluscri |1or~ii1r11oftlrucnr. horn is only pm:
way to cure ilc1\fno.~m, mul that is by constitu-
tional rcrrrc1lies.l)c|rfnr=.ss is 1-mined by nn 111-
flrrmcri cunriition of tho niiicorls lining' nl' the
lillistairlrinrr Tube. When this lube is nflnriroil
you lnrvcrr rumbling: nriurril or rrrrprrrfoct hour-
inlr, rrrrrl \vl\cl\ it is 1-.rriirr-.ly 1-los(-1 D<'uf11e.~'N is
tho ros\1lt,|rnil illrles.-: thc i|\flrr|r11|1n.l.io11 ulli br
irrkvn nut nml this fulw rcslorcrl to Ile norirrnl
condition, liouring \\'illboilcr~trnyc1l forcvi-1';
nlno cases out of tcn nru caused by Cntirrr-lr.
which is notirinlr butnn fnflxurrcd cundiiou of
thc rrrur-ous sirrfncca.
\\'c willlzivo Ono Hunilrcd Dollars' lux' any
L-Min oflhrriflruss t1‘N|~‘L-tl by 1-uturrlrl that lah-
nut bocrrlurl by H1r.ll`s Cniurrlr Lure. Send IC
c-ir~c11l1\r~s, free.
i-‘. J. (`.l{ENE\' 8: Cf), Tolodo, 0.
Snlll h\'D1'\i|Igist4 751:
’l`|\kc ll1\il`s burrrily Pills for nonrdpntion.
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to arrive this week
Reserve Nut
Reserve Run of Mine
Old Sydney Round
Acadia Round
Albion Nut
It’s time to order your sup-
if 11011111 1. no
Phone 240
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BE CLEAN
Inside and Out.
The former rests with yourself. '|16
latter we can help you lo be- Cl¢l"l"8
Clothes il our business, our specialty-Our
plant is complete, our staff efficient, our
methods modem, our service the beat.
A. F, Webster .
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are the best made fully guaranteed.
lhe lingers lla1lwa1elI11m|1any,lll
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-_ 1`.o one can live without sleep for a whole week,
while Dr. Tanner and others have fasted forty days.
Restful sleep is necessary to do good work-you can’t rest
in a hammock, or on a spring bed that sags to the centre-
- your body should be supported throughout, and yet bent
a level surface, which yields to every move.
A "Star" Fell Mattress and a “Banner” Spring
51| this bill exactly-will give you comfort and felt'-Wm
prevent that tired feeling next morning.
The two cost less than a cheap hair mattress, and are good
for an ordinary lifetime-no cleaning--no repairs.
22 Mmm ‘.”.:..:.':, :‘:.:.‘"=°°‘ was ‘.l'.'.:'“f'..i"':"f.'..i.‘.
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which ia plainly chown on each, and ie
A "Money Back” Guarantee
If you don‘t el well, or have that died feellil
' tb ng l t ohm 70°*
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