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Liles!
And speak with mournful accents
 when our tile is nearly told.
'my sign when auxin; oi me pm, A
_ the days thntueed to be,
As if the future were not _bright with
Immortality.
But is it going down? ‘tis climbing
higher and higher, ,
Until we almost see the mountains
that our souls desire:
P t lks wil be
. more fashionable than ever this Fall. no .
For U the “tural ”° gm' dim' it ‘ ' ° materials am made up on the strict,
to
is but dim to earth,
While the eye of faith grows keener n
to deseern _the Saviour-'s worth.
Who would exchangsifor shooting
blade the waving golden grain ?
or when the com was muy ripe sion brim of tulle has two long quills the Fall is brocaded moire, which is
o, w
Goa has Himuu mwrdd _
ul” word op tnlth' 1 H010!! I lh0l't 100]) llld I
'rust any who nit upon the Lora wh md #rv ~1§°l_1°§l! PUM-
Gnowmc 0|-*D7 .hm ° m me' um: youth' V Ratine, cretonns, linen, crash, and
'lllny  it goin.: :on th, hm And when the eyes now dim shall-°‘h"` "°'h*l’|° “bd” lm”
the
earl now dull with e shall
ll
hear the hsrps of heaven ri
“K
ndion the head now hoary shal) be °
plated the crown of gold
on shall be known the lasting joy
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in 
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New York_importere.
. O O O
hi s irldsummsr model
crepe do china Printed with
ey would be among the
handbag materials
lhny of the midsummsr hats are
'dresses this _Fsll. according to the
,ng trimmed .with ribbons ol velvet
<@$,“*fI"'U3'»
.»*i_il.'i<
i:ii<u‘<_+ n
cn?"
is 01
is gs loose vhlvet
in viom.  _ f ‘ l
s Q s‘
eoouettisb Wsttssu liek
seen in Paris, simply trim-
with a bow of satin ribbon, and
of old-time flowers, while
other of the Niniche category,
are tied with Wlvet ribbons and
The Kind. You .Have
BRIEF NOTES FROM
plnked edges.
oi never growing old.
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FABHION’S REALM
It is redicted the si
A d1Bl`l1\il18 Parasol is covered with severe lines of the tailored suit, the
ve one-inch ruilles of taileta, wth s
O C O
`A small round hat with an exten-
N | -i i'
k as far e waist All Iwlyhlr
ng th . ` colors G _` 'H
e urea, but una n on more pupil- - _ `?`;n_/'rr'-9”
nr.
‘T ,nm we ue men; um, And ow: 1° heroic we Kin. 31° P"‘“°**°“' °' *"1 *P
1 ' ; I. . I \
I " V
_nl . bd _ _ A 5
which hang in streamers down tllb
bee
U'
would wish it green again 7 posed on the extreirle brim $456- ‘ moire cloth with brocadod satin hor-
And who would wish the hoary head,
found in the way of truth;
For though, in truth, the outward l
man must perish and decay. 1
'l"h d
e mwm. man Shan be renewed gowns are made oi ribbon, bordered
' w
by grace from day to day, |
'rum who ure planted by the Lord, narrow toilets iiblivll- e
unshnkcn in their root, l
Shall in their old age flourish and
bring forth their choices: iruit.,`clw\‘m°“S¢ will be popular for street °
O 8 O Bl
T'nere is now n washable tulle. 0l‘ the heavier materials velvets, onin-
To be again encircled with the sunny “EL Whldl can "Bud goin! fl“'°“!l‘ 0
lock, of youth? the laundry almost as well as mus- will be worn,
lin ° ° °
U O U
Separate sashes worn with lingorie`d
ma
ith ilowe and b k
rs OW Dots formed 0! menu, trimmed wth beautiful Lim-
rick lace, and it had n girdle of lew-
elled silver gauze with long crystal
nd pearl tassels.
Crepe de chines, Canton crepes and
figures in old French dmigns. In
hillss, iiluehes and veloure de laine
At a fashionable wedding in Lon-
on recently, the bride's gown Was
de of the richest white satin char-
(lfficee.-Clisrloiieiown, Vancouver, Victoria, New Westminster, Nsnsimo, felruiry,
Regina, Winnipeg, Montreal, London, Eng . Antwerp, Belgium.
Authorized Cipital..........   .........$5,ooo,coo
Subscribed Capital. . . . ..  ._ . . 2.500.000 `
Paid up Capital.... ... ................ 2,ooo,ooo
Reserve   .  8oo,ooo
Assets............................_.. _  161
4»973»
Invested Trust Funds and
ir .
df
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IJUMINIUN TRUST CUMPANY
 Head Office Vancouver. B. C. 1
executorships and other
trusts under administration......... . _ . . . .  6.217.983
Trusteeships for Bondhofders _ . . . ._ . . . . . . . . 2 5,308,000
F R Stewart Vice President
William R. Arnold Managing Director
Directors
3*; Wm H P ciubb Presideni
 W.  Rrydone-jack, M. D. Vice-President
ri ~
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David W. Bole, Montreal R
J. A Machray, Winnipeg
John Pitblado,
Advisory Committee, London, Eng.
J. G. Colmer, C. M. G. Sir Gilbert Parker, M P.
Advisory Committee, Charlottetown '
W. H. Aitken Frank R. Hearnz
Bowser, Reid & Wallbridge Vancouver, B. C
Slaughter & May London, England
Lafleur, MacDougall, Macfarlane & Pope Montreal, P. Q.
Campbell, Pitblado, lioskin & Grundy Winnipeg. Man.
Riddell, Stead, Hodges & Winfcr
Riddell, Stead, Graham & Hutchison
Riddell, Ross & Bell
J. Maxtone Graham
_0!'3‘5‘
mi’
Montreal
C. W. Twelves.
\
Hon. Charles Dalton.
Solicitors
A UDI TORS
BANKERS
Royal Bank of _ Canada
Bank of
'lhe Dominion Truei Company wss originally iocorporsfed under the Companies'
Act in Briiieh Columbia in |905, and under s special Ari of the Legielsiure in |918, I
Scotland, London
and by special Act of lhe Dominion Perlismeni in |9l2.
The Compsny is suihorized ‘
io sci ss executor. guardian end
as Receiver or Assignee
irusiee under Will
ss Registrar and Trusi Alenf
as 'Trustee for bond issues
for persons appointed io soy of ihe shove offices.
for the investment of funds.
deposits and sllow_4 p c. interest added quarterly.
end interviews in reference is soy of the shove cordially invited.
H. M. DAVISON.
ljv1yrvM4i » . fi wear. Mimosa.
Pearson
E. Drew, M. D.
William Henderson » james Stark
R. L Reid, K. C E W. Keenleyside
H. W. Riggs. M. D. James Ramsay
C. W. Twelvcs, Antwerp, Belgium.
Vancouver, B. C. l
Montreal, P. Q.
Winnipeg, Man.
Edinburgh & London
_-ions summer materiaiils has a l01H1d8-
Gray
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. s
kirts being arranged to give grease
the wearer.
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Among the novelties promised for, HMB". 11104985 kind. but FWZ! Wm-\
The largest stones are turguoise, or
i scarabs decked with brown. The lsr-
ger the setting the more popular the
ring.
of the gown with whiih they are
lonini slippers and white stockings
irocks. Blue stockings and blue
< For aitemoon wear, white gloves
ther bags as well as on silk: ones_
They are certainly more in keeping
design is trimmed effectively with in
roii of buttons and finished with a
ass L
trimmed with huge bows of tulle or
bun .
ha trimmed with black velvet and a
b
lately been seen on the boulevards,
» 'but the trimming of the moment. is
E.Vl.Gll.l.El'l'CO.lIl'D. ~diepnnuou. miie. sue sim tune,
Soft nilks of all kinds are generally _ 1ORON'l0.0NT. -' ‘with which ' every othw smart but
cepted for street costumes Those. “mm nm-|-un seen in the French capital is adorned
in great gossamer-like loops. forming
  Loui Si hat, k `
Finger rings are enfoying wonder- hh, B an or pos” H ° B hun
_ful popularity in Paris. Not the 'Bdsm
‘stclits 01' Editing! 88 lllg ¥ bllttollnf THE BODY FOUND
ago what is _believed by physicians to
StockinZs shoiild. .match the color  'the skull ol 8' woman' W” mmm
h i _
worn. And black shoes may be worn Se? sow ng the mystery of the sud
with hosiery of any color. Black co- of
the
;:‘;°:d°;‘;u‘;°sl;Eu:!°;'i’“ Wm’ white dr°“` purpose, shs said, of p eking berries,
C ' C ln `
are frequently worn with lingerie re;
dark neighbors became alarmed, and
V . from that moment n search which
h il b id ed tli bl ck. '
lErriihriiider§;degi~ iiliirgd ariiviia are seen was °°'m"“°d lm' several w°°k°' was
on some of the angst “uk gmvem made oi the woods and waters. Men,
Very smart are the white glows women, and children took part in the
stitched with red. Lisle gloves are search' “"6 alt" ma" weary Week”
i ii- <1 ""3
icu;)';ls(§1e:_v,ee(Tl.31`:._best mil mlm use that Mrs. Afmirault had lost her life
e s e l by
The wrist ii b_.1 1..s almost taken Ye”
the place of this strap on the modish W"
handbags. Ribbons appear on lea *O
with thehot weather, and they can Ming,-d»s Lmiment C0_ Limited
_really be renewed when too frequent G
skirt costumes or travelling wraps. ch,
becoming, while it is equally attrac My
,tive on account of its dust-resisti-ng we
qualities. A Bhantung coat oi smari an
E PB , cer
“roll collar and cuils of pollgli in S0111(
contrasting shade. wit
ts
r fusion of ox-eyed daisies, have
n aureole around the crown of the
nk buttsrlly on the qrown of the
n or other small _straw shapes.
AFTER TH!IR'l'EEN YEARS. `
YARIMOUTH, July V19.-'A few days
the woods at Lower East Pubnico,
disappearance thirteen years ago
Mrs. Sylvine Amlrault, an elderly
ident ol that place. ’_
n the afternoon of July 26, 1900,
old lady left her home for the
the vicinity. Not returning before
people reached the conclusion
drowning. Now. after thirteen
-_.___
Digby, N. S.
Always Bought ’
Bears the _
Sigintiiro
of g
  '
"' .M nhl!" / .
It-lbsu »_ l _ I
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Iam- _ ` ~
,Lpcrfecl Relnedy l0l"O0Il$lW
' _ I \`.f\,l)' |TlKA'3.
iii?-.£f'€‘»i»fi/fiiiinrrgwsr.
 For llver
“MM Thirty Years '
his Cen 'raun Connm.
)1'0N'l'RfAl.&NEW YORK
rs they believe that the. 01d ladv - Extct copy Qf Wfdppif, . U" c‘“1Au” gonranv. user vena aww.
ndered into.ths woods and starved '
math. y e
badly cut in eleven places by s
eks' time every sore was healed,
d the hair has grown over each one
fine condition. The Liniment is
tainly wonderful _in its working.
JOHN R. HOLDEN.
ness, Perry Baker. '
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i
_ yentlemen,-LastAu'gust.m hors  To  IN “AL|FAx
use wearslthein threadbare. _ ,was
° ° ° - barbed wire fence. Three of the cuts,! ‘
For summer holiday wear nothing (small ones) healed soon' butfhe; A _ 0 f T ll G
is m0l‘€ délightlul U15” Sh“nt““l- othersvbecame foul and rotten. andl ' ° H l
silk, wlicthcr in the form of coat and though I tried many kinds 01 me;-11-I F  ll al | f 3 X 0 t C
_ e they had no benedcial result.  I . » d
The C0l0r 0! the fabric in lIlVB1`i°l>1l_ At last a doctor advised me to use  I 3 0 r ll ‘ n I Z c
NARD'S LINIMENT and in four' 
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Service
It costs -but the steady increase in business proves
its value _ _ _
When you stay at the Halifax you can enyoy living.
B. L. MscDONAl.D, Msnnger.
 i3W
An attractive irock combining var~
tion of crepelike Shantung, cream
color, with a iront forming n. rather
tight overskirt of very ilne emybroider-
ed net. The corsage is made half of _
net, half of mousseline-in the same
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1-`~`
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 Island
  ‘ 3, Souvenir
1' Iewelry
We have just what you
want he-re in Island :ou-
veni; jewslery-tie pins,
belt ucklés, brooches, hat
pins, rings, viaich fols,
malch, clgarettcand rlgsr
i cases, braclets, loclrels_ and
innumerable other small
srtlcles pilc.d at r5c up.
W.N. Tan ton
ll5 Grafton St.
g¢°hd¢N=='m\mzsi|:»@i
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Are You Using
i Arena lawn A
Slalionery ~
?
Arena L'\wn is the
l
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all
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name we have given to _
our new line of Note
Paper and Envelopes. _
We have it in both
Pound Packages and Tab- `
1et=s 1 ‘ V
.» It 'has e nice smooth ‘P
writing. -surface but still
retains the Linen Finish
Pound Pschgel-e 25e
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Monday orlning 
Surprise Sa e
se .- ...ns-1 .. .....».-
9 (Z. Tn. tO 1 p. 111.--i_
We intend to surprise the critical buyer who visits our store this Monday
morning. With such tempting values that those who neglect their pocketbooks will
wish they hadnt. This is no job lot stuff or goods bought specially low because cf
some defect but every line listed below is regular goods priced keen enough to make
things hum while they last. Please remember those prices are only for Monday
morning.
Tartan Dress Goods 25c yil
This line oi goods is 4olncbes wi lc and
spfeudid for chlldr=u`s dresses regular
value 3zc.
Dress Goods 39c yd
i5 pieces in tins. giays, bi-owas,g een,black
and navy. 44 inches wide, regular value 65c
Dresso lweeds 55c yd
:ni greens and gveys 5o inch, regular 95c
3 .
Mohair Dress Goods 78c yd
'4 pieces extra fine quality 46 in. wide rc-
golar 1.3 5. ‘
Paillelie De Chene Silk llc yd
xo pieces in brown, cream, grey, old rosr,
green, etc, zo inch wide, regular value 7 5c.
Talleia Silk 39c yd
zo pieces tafettii ln a wide range of desirable
colors, ao lrch wide regular 65:: yd.
Dress Mnslliis 1-3 oil
28 pieces dress muslln practically our whole
Anderson Ginghams 10c yd
io pieces of this famous gingham in a var~
iery of plaids, regular value i5c yd.
Ladies’ White Undervesis 15c
regular value 25c.
Stainless Black Hose i0c pr.
All sizes regular r5c value.
Mosquito Netting Sc yd
` in grreu and white,regul\r value 7c yd.
Gré_y"Collons Sc and 11 I-Ze yd
regulsi' value ioc and 14;; yd, _
While 'Coilons 7 1-2 and llc
regular value loc and r4c yd. `
TooIie’s Shirts. Men’s 99¢ _
stock in pretty floral and bar desi n re- ‘
r ir S.
gulsr value I4 to 3oc yd.
White Shiriwalsis 751:
A lot of slightly mussed shirtwsisis regular
at 1.25 to 1.75. _ '
ChiIdren~’s» Cold Dresses 1-3 oil
principally stripes not job lots but regular
value at 1.35 and 1.50.
Meu’s Percale Shirts 59|:
not the ordlnhry low priced shirt but our
regular 75:: line. _
Allnew this year regular prices $1.25 to l
$115- ,
Corset Covers Z5c G
Embroidery and lace frlmmid regular 4oc
esch.
Wash Bells 18:
regulsr nine s5c to 35c_.
sS../l. /WQDUNALD' r
y    'Die Ls|riid’s Leading Store. '
Wash lland Bags 25|:
_- Just one dozens lefi, regular 5nc.
Side Bombs and Bareiles 12c
' Regular value i 5 :. _