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U  _ _ i=~ms~r or ALL _ _
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The bowels '°:ove only when
the liver guts up enough bile.
To correct Constipation, you
must correct the torpid,
sluggish liver.
Abbe "5 Salt regulates the
bowels by regguluting the liver.
It makes the liver active and
healthy - cure Constipation-
and is n tonic for the whole
system. _
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.thousands of officials and agents
Ewithout some of it going wrong. If
lproved guilty of wrong doing they
might to he and would he diemissed
. I _
23 I He claimed there had been twelve
years of good government-not per-
' , fect. not angelic, but good progress-
,_ ive administration. There were three
_ ,-5 _ ‘tests of progress-population, the
, £19* __ ` \.\lne of land and trade. Passing o\'.r
' ‘tae first t\\o he spole of trade The
E“er“  object of trade was the creation it
 r wealth. Imports and exports made up
25° md .om . b°m,_ M .H d"|,,.|_ our total trade. Under the old govtr-
nnient the gala was about 35 millions
  0 FLQUR

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(return r‘..°.f:,°';:;.“:.“'..::
mul  um
P di
.$.2..»
is a “bread flour” and a
"pastry flour." As good
for one as for the other-
both.
Beaver Flour isa blend of
3 “gpm nu ui-he.: I
obo Spring Wheat
lt contains just the right
proportion of each to
make the whitest, most
nutritious Bread - and
the lightest, tastiest
Cake, Pies. and Pastry.
Insist on having' Beaver
Flour.
$510 Donlsn ~- vu-th for
and Cc1e\li_ T ll 'Taylor
U0- Umxl-13. cus hun,
@t Q1.
and THE BEST for~__
-1- the working man had more wages -at ll-16 u ni* Miyor Compton ti ' `“
_ --l1mn._.__.,c___L,| mio ..»i» pw. i.ll:ri~; ur‘lcoi'ilin~_;'to|Bummerside star-tedk Messrs 1-laile/y`y‘lll-r neighbour ubollt lt flllll
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T " ` "" 11 Year. In twelv: years that would
he about forty millions. 'trade has
grown 411 millions, or ten times the
previous ratio. lt took the toil if
"_ _ heart and brain and hand to produce
these magnificent results 'tcht-ers»
borne said it was the old Tory policy
they had adopted and continued. Sir
Charles Tupper did not say so in
1897. He said Canada walled when
the Liberal turill was introduced.
Proceeding he spoke of Mr. Borden
and his policy of adequate protection
which if he mzant anything meant
higher duties. But when the tirifl was
n second time revisrd it passed with-
out xi division. He argued from this
that the present tariff was satisfact-
OFY £0 (‘nnu<la-ii happy medium le»
'ovcen extremes.
ll»- cuiiit- iit-.:-:t to the questiin of
nuances. Foster' said 1-verything was
g .init to tht- how \vo\v_-, After expl,ii.-
- in; capital account and ordinary tx-
];=nditu1‘e he said the old enviroment.
hid :in :i\'crage tlclicit of -'l-l1,"v,<Jl0,
he 1,i.>t~rii_l irfwvcrnriii-nt in twelve
Years had an nvcrziee surplus of $4,-
600,000, and this \\'ith n lower river-
l._c into of duty--.iliuut two per rent
i|'~'.'ci'_ l’ev;>l lurid inure duti S be
canse they liouelit inure goods, and
that because they had iiioro money,
Mr. Foster by takim: more money
tax the pi‘<>nle iuorc, I\`tr'»\' tlii-
~\.<m'-f~ is .xvo cents wh"re it was
hrec cents before but there is more
ioricy in thc treasury. Thus ii rc-
d_w:_~tl rule of posture has increased
me i't\'riiii<=. ’l`l1t‘ old _gow-rnni.~nt ad-
dzd lin) millions to thc debt, yearly cn
un zlvcrnfre; the present government
l nnoia. oui- :ind :L half millii ns ytarly.
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1’<»pulution incrco-lint: as it is ligdit-
cns the burden ol the debt which had
li~~:u i'c.\luc¢~d from $710 per hand to $40
per licud. ln M96 there were 1ti,00t)
i\iiini_:r:iiits came in, Last year there
true i-'~oiiomy. That hc claimed was
t‘~c rolicy of the (lovcrnment. Two
ii'_»zv Vroiinces had been created, the
canals enlarged and new railways
, were 2f1|‘»,u1_>u. All this progress costs
/ sonic uioni-y 'nut wise expenditure is
) ,
_ .
_  Foster proposed to make it an
/-' ‘f':` ' " ' ' -
.\`f\l.'|tux1_\‘price can ther
huilz .»ui;irit~: sho »~ thin
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peniwntlary offence for a cabinet min
{ ir-'fer to promise public \vo1‘lis to in-
lluviire \'ot.t-s. Yet hc (wines down here
fund piwviiilscs' you the Tunnel. Mr.
llfoslcr never said u word in l’nrlizi-
"D0|‘0ll|y Dodd", ment in favor of the Tunnel. l-ie Field-
\\`c liavo a spltwitlitl i\<<m'i- ing would not pr<nni.~:t~. 'l`lic engineer-
mi-iu in u vaiii-|_\' tl lc:uht~r~, ins' cstiinutcs are iuudequiite. lf ten
Sl1.ii»<-s aril<l--~i_i_-n<.u_ millions would build it he would he
.. »- .
  and  uillin; to support it, and pcrhupsif
it cost u _;oful deal more. It isa nn;
proposition They '~'l1ould get further
ii \ s -  _ _
 &  information. After ii humorous illus-
tration and some words of compli-
¢_;_,\_c _l_,C,,L___  nunr hv coiicliulcfl \_vith_ an appeal for
" l'_ support for mr ll-llfrid Laurier and
 i lll* (l""‘*1`nUlL`ll'-~ `
--~4-~----Y---- 4 lion. Mr, .\lurcil in opening reiferred
:lLIl\l.\ll$lll'51Dl£.l\iAHKETB. jto the unigniliccnt meeting, the larg-
--- est he had attended in his tour. He
C0l`f0Ci°ll l0l` *WHY W¢<l11°l*l5¥ Bild had many times Voted on Island
SHf11l`dl1Y'S l5B\\€~ 'questions before he saw this fair gem
Ti-:eel /carcass) per ID. 6 to 7 ut' the occn'n_ His five days here had
U\lCl<“'l\'~‘J\l 70 £0 30 hcen :i revolution. He had heard that
UU”-llfl' l‘\fl” lll» I4 25 the pvopli wt-re diseontentcrl and how-
tfalfskinv. ver lb. 6 i-ii <i~wi~. 'ring um not ivmk to their
l‘ll5<`*'-*~ l“"` ‘l"‘~ 17 advantage. No public man would
Hay, prvsr UZ i_.»u.-.v ;._.-tire to Princt Edward whe-
Hlll' l"""‘° no to E’ ther it \vas lu the bond or not. l-Ie
Straw, pressed (4.00 to 4.50 _ , _ _ ~ _ __  _ . . - ,y d
pioccidiil io tontrast (..iind.i unlai
l'.l.'it'.k (nits 49 . ' . -.
t .~\vr\'; t. w ‘ l- :nl under L1 -ri l» . ~
“,l"l.l\I’ ver mm' "'00 go "'20 riillltl-_ Iltzxillilfigrihkl-<lL r’lltl:'nti<ltr llztilhi\ii- "ul al-lernoon at *W0 Nutty'
I r' » » _ '
,_'_l__|':,____,___ UH ____lm_h, ‘l £_,_m vii- \\h|i was hounded down by the 
l_,_,,,_ H U, 6 'l`\uic.~‘ ui his day. When lic und llliikt-.
<'..,i\in.-,,|_ 1.,-r hal wi, um H ,_,, 2_5;\ hu! ini:-'siril frrim the lcudc-rsliip, Laur-
p,,l,_,,,,,_, _,M 40 it-1', ai m:i_n lilaiiielnss in poi's'mi_al life
[\.,¢;,+,.,»,,- .,,.w 1_0" and politlcnl life was cliivscn iemlf-r.
llo iwttlcd the .lluinitona school dries-
. _ _.__ 7”:  von and t.li\~ tariff qutsliou. Hu clulrn-
 ` ':r,"'°iE"n£'“ y`Nl#“‘K‘_‘§ ed lhit, the tu.|'ill ;.',;i'.'c |u'ut.uction to
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i_ll and not tu munuf:u:t\ii'ci's und
1-:ipitalists o,onc. He cnlnuised the pro-
if  fercntial cluusc on piitriotiv uroiiiuls
‘_ - uni! ni-v.iu.~c it had siivetl our trade ' i
with thi- .\l<»tlirr (`<»unl.ry. li. iidvvrtis-    
cfl (‘iin_ulu und act the world in mo-
Pllllllllll MEETING
l T Sum iii-rsiue, J. Frank Laflerty,Mana ;er, tl
_ aihertou, ll rber Clark, Ma. -.L¢i»,
l -The Petuer Lighting system haul -The branch Umm of the-Oharlotte
been installed in the engine room of WWD Guardian will lin found on Wat-
lthe Summerside Fire Department. ef Sl-F002 Summeraide directly op-
- lllosite Prince County Drug Store.
-A concrete crossing is being pluc-l ' 8-18drt!.
ed on Water Street, Summerside, op _
posim Mcoougan & Writ-ht’s store. ' “L0” be*-W¢¢D Summer Street and
____ Illlarkat House a gold coin brooch
-Thos. Schurinan and wife, who “Nth M°l‘°§l'&!l1 M. O. R. Finder
have spent the past month visiting in mul be l`°“'l“`de‘ll by lellvillg Same Bt
-Middleton, left yesterday morning on' “indian Omcei 5llmI1\9\”Sl5¢~9-23d2`l-
eturn to Boston.
~ ____  -For sale or to lei. Victoria Hotel,
-The old Favorites “Tue B0st0ii;S“""“°“‘l‘l°- 'l`W°11¢v-W0 rooms.
remedy co. Price Webber, has book ;1"“"lY f“f“iBl'€‘l- with all modern
rl dates ih space for the secontl,l,l;,l,`]°`lemen1§s' For l-°l`mS B-Plill' t0
mini and ami of october. = °”‘“S *‘mS°Y~ Summewide
_._ | 9-iiatum.
-Mrs. W. E. Stavert. and Erartr `“"
Etavert have returned to Ivlontre;-il `"J"St recelved 8 ¢8l"l08d 0! Manl-
l.om England. Mrs. stir-.-;~t is a t°.°“ “'l‘°“t “ml Will be pleased to re-
l '.t.ghler~in-law of ll. \lcC_ t\u\'t"rt Conte Orders mr whlt° R059 Fl0U\” GS-
O( Summerside_ llellully from those who have lately
___ _ncen testing pure Manitoba, Flour as
--Burton Simpson of St. Eleanors, fl result of free l“ll°l1°0U- G- W- H0u-
liiiversity for the Last three years, is
lwho has been a student at Acadia f,ns;§(',uSumm"sld° R°ll9l` Mllls-
isitiflg in Bay View and will leave! i 'T
lm*
for Chicago Universit in few ilu sf _A meeting ‘lf Liberal f-`0Y1SfI"/Illi-
Nhcre he will cornplcge his course yo( veg will be held in the Labor Ulllllm
study, -_ H5111 Sumufefsldei 011 Friday eveniing
at ei_gh_t oclock for the purpose of
-A tele;;1'a1n has iieen ree ivrd bl' 3l)§(.nntmg deleggtes t° Select ll' can"
lriends in Su-mmerside axnnouncin; the 1 abs left ?rm°° COUUW at the
death of Frank Brown, a former citi- forth coming lledeml Election- ‘llllllls
zen of Summerside and ii son of the A' M°Nelu’ C°“Ve“°l`- 5l`23\l3l
late Fredk. Brown. The deteu<cd UA . ,, __`_` _
resided for a number of years iii' _ mallte 15 a real mlll"l`9l Sul"
Boston and the news of his d;ath ace rpoimg and requires l"~0 Clllll-lllll
will bc heard with regret by his* r.Damtmg'. .Au the °xt""" Sllcll l~-
numerous friends,  ¢11lS and liquid cement ure packed
1 _ the centre of each roll. t‘ul\_ oi
-'rue w. tx 'r. U. 1‘i~c.i<1ent in-5,! "llc fur »-:naples and iwifes. Brave
trong of rliiniiiiersitlc having return-l CKHY & Co., Ltd., Sumiiit-rr-iilc.
ed home, meetings of that society; _ f|~1li<l\\'=u‘f2\v.
,will be resumed. A farewell mer-tin; !;|._'1*_';"_""' ` 'E'j“`"j 7
for one of the members, who ls leuv- 
ing flor the winter is being urraiigeil  
for Thursday at three p. in. in thc’ ~ 7
iY. M. C. A., Sunnnerside. All irrcl  l
ordially iiivitcd. 'l`ua will Le served.; 
“__ because it is so clcaii'--Ask
ie-
1-2-3?
and Thompson on the Y.M.C.A. rtbiy _tc-11 him, to try it if he w3_u[.5
race. The start was made a `
Strong‘s Corner, Sumnifrsidr-, as al'
vertised. H. R. Crockest, wutcl'.m_
er was timer. The runners were at
teiidcd by llradford Beer and Tek
Sharp.
-A very pretty ceremony took_Members Montreal Stock Exchange
placo on 'l`hu1'sduy when Miss Muriel ‘ Banks A,;ked_ UNL
v_ British North America 145 |41
Ketchum was married in St. George’s‘N€W l3l`U¥1S\Vi0k 273 Zlill
church, t‘urle'ton, to Cecil W. Walker, Nova Scotia 278 275
_ _Royal Bank of Canaan zii; 214
Sniiiison, rector of the church, was I l-lllltm Ballli Of Halifax 170 10|
tlw olllciatinfz cler;_:ymnn. Unly fi few, _
friuiids of the contracting parties vrere Acmllll Fifi? lllSllf9-“C0 100 95 1
F. Kutchum daughter of Israel \
of Krnislngton, (P. E. I.) Rev. W. H
prsvnr.. Mr. and Mrs. Walker v.'il
leave in ii few days for New york
where they will reside.-St. Joh
'l`r~leg1‘npli, Sept. 21.
-The home of Alexander and Mrs
Waugh, Summcrsidc, was szitldenci
yesterday morning hy the dewth o
Miss liily Week.-, ilatnrlitii' ol the lute
Wm. Weeks, Stanley llriduv, i~n\l' r-i'Ce
of Mrs. Wane-h. flee.-iiscd was lpn aim
able and loveable young woman, and
liericurly death in her t\vc<ntieth year
.\
is sincerely nii»i1i'm~d hy nl who kno
V
he-r. She had been in good health up
to about thrcc weeks ago, when rhe
1.
was taken ill with Typhoid fever. X.
though 'progressing favorably at i`ir_t
the disease developed into nit'niii_;it.is
to which she secciimlicrl in ii few days
notwithstanding the liest nl' medical
skill and the tender nur.-'ing of l.cr
:iuln und in<»t`lc1'. Sho lc ive. t \ mourn
hcr ini»tli»»,i', thrtr hrotlirs and
live .s-i.~it.er~'_ only two <f ivhivin, Mrs.
Ellis, Hitlclurtl, iind i\\1sl'iuiWc.."s,
Stanley l3rid_ee, re-‘ide on the I-‘l‘nd.
To the lierenved relatives thc (lu -rd-
iuu <~1;tcuds sincere sympathv. The
fiineriil will take pluce W'd\ =’-jr
morning to Stanley Bridge. 1 1 1
ut thc home at 7.45.
I
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M iince at l\_ew Wood-rrlan
ivtfrnlii
§“"§""i
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]<:;]-rl-,gH1'§» lic-_st ll ai lo\'\'.ii'_\l our .~ho_rL-s. Under l_n\_1r- Angel of the \"i1l{|_Q_-C_
xr ‘i'ii.i.x=\.\: hid tivi-n made wil
l.
l " _ _'_` ' " \»\ iy dc\'el<ipuicnt of the west the
O ' `: . _ , .
 e  il'~i-pciiiriu of the i-nnuls and the St. Locked lll
12 l.i=~.\i~rn;-i~. 'l`liire were now 35 repro
 1'; midii wliicli has not _crown in popu 7 Ill til() IL`\'Clllll_£," l)_\' lllli
si-|it;iti\'1-s west of the lakes. 1`ht~ tim:
has clam- L-» do something for linsterii
. ll _
!"ri.|i<~i-, lit-r'ii:iiiy und -lzipun, as if /.l`ll<illlS-'>ll'S Klf"'lllL()l'l.
('.'fna<lii w|1ri~ an inrl<-|wn<l.‘|it iiatirrn. _ __ _. _ _
___ 'qw llc proceeds-d to spcnk nf thc ruil l)llll(`llll- l ‘l5lllUll-
Song
l.».i.n .ind .iin lusinc their rcprcscn ,_ _ _
r.,ii.»n_ in hmwii the time ma comm’-\l"°l‘ll.‘~.!lll~ Deal l<"lll~*‘9-
\\l.1=|. lsliinrl ,rlevunccs would he rc
0 ‘ . .' J  ' .- . .
‘ ‘der ii.-mi \\~i..»ai.-r by num .learners 4|- By J. Austin Trfunor.
by the Tnnnt-I. Hn concllulcd hy nnl, _ _ ~_ ~ _ _ _ l
mm. i 7 tho.-0 pi~i..<.~n; U, wt., ,mu Matti sec tln~.\ftci1iooi1
 . ° _lt_ ' "'l . 2 ' 
  iN`i~v:i Sciitlii would stnnd hy l.fiurli~v.
Nrw l1run:.wir.k would do no wor.-ae tf,,.,,,, Ch,f,.rS ,md ,, tiger in Succession
llmll l"l"r"‘ uw" cllllm nl-’ 'mt "f ‘ll-l for Sir Wilfrid limlrier, for Fielding ~
Hilti lily in Qnr~`.r\~.," he 5/iid fi- ._ one linpc o[.m_,, Muwil ,nl for wm.h,,,.t(m and 'V
l
ul I 4 1 , ' l _
c lah: .i cundldut<s for Queens 7 - - _£mv, ;_ 7 _
1 the To 'ivlv is K/iitvrio The what
Admission 5c
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_,_ ‘perfect satisfuctioii.
k- ~ il? ` its
c MARITIME PROVINCIAL SECURI-
, Tins.
Miscellaneous
1‘_Aca'lin Sugar, Preferred
Acatlin. Sugar Ordinary
,_ Brendan Henderson, Common
Eastern Canada Savings &
Loan
_ Eastern Trust Company
I paid
Nova Bcotlu Steel it Uoal,
Con.
Porto Rico
Stanlield's Ltd. Com.
Trinidad Electric
Halifax Electric Trunlwuy
` 136
_ Eastern Trust company fully
Halifax Fire Inslirunce 95
Nova Scotia Telephone, new 112.1 100'
101 BU '
_ _ 40 .57
Stanficld's Limited Preferred
94 ‘nj
5:; 50|
25 is
133 _
130
120 .
Ut) `
9b `
25
92 11'()
Acatlu Sugar 105 102
Nova Scotia Steel 0: Coal |
Firsts 105 103.
101 J l
ill
Stan
B. R
Sout
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Miss
chin
-vi.  _ , '-'- ‘ - ' _ ‘ ' " Prowse which were heartily given.
\\ .lliltstlt nllll- _will rivp  _Wilfrid n slron_ --it-_ Tm, ,;__,c,_i,'_g WM Um, or the largest 
flmlt- Sl' “ll"l" l""_l llllnllroll ('"""‘"° r-.vor held within doors in t.lhnrlottc» 1
--'ln-l llllll ll°“"’l`"'l lnnllllll' H” "‘l"°'l to\\'r~' lt vv.i.s: iidmiruhl nrran 'ed url
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Robb Engineering
Robb Mumford .
Sugar
"Big value the Two Macc
selling for twenty-tive cents their
nake of Eflervescont Aperlent
equal in quantity and quality to
imported at sixty cents. llurtug
rummer season it is iinequalled
lizooling and invigorating the
besides being a nlonsant drlns,
fie1d's Limited 9
STOCK QUt1'l‘ATIt)l\TS.
September
_ T. _
horn Pacific
St. Paul
Copper
n'lOI`U
Union Piicilic
.R.
U. S. Steel
ouri 1’ ncitic-
z the thirut
W hy Bake
In Hoi Weather
Let ua relieve you of the
vvnrry. \Ve make this our l>usi_
ness and will give you :hi-
swcetost bread you could wish
tor. Notice the rich gold.-ii
mown ci gsm and who ileln -ously
npyeti'/.iiig ln'c.ul. You nerd
not suffer lxilsiiig when you can
get inch lirt-:ul lor S :ts pci' 2 ll\
Gal.
THE NORTli BAKE {Y
iluiw-f_pn 926 F.\\f.f<»ii Sl,
"Sllnr flare that Wann*
Sixty Years
of experience and skill lush
Iii the spoons, lorkl, lmlvu.
len/lag' pieces, dr., lumped
-“l¢’¢'fl“" “'05 the "“l‘l" ll“""` "l l‘""" tions' it win: nut tow loirf' the speak- snumlll P'"¢""' ¢l“l'"l'll
'l"T- Wll“"‘~` “`h"m""`r 'Was F" hllih’ us iw-ri listener! to tliroiiglioiit with q"'my'""l"'"'d”7'°"”"' . .
l“'l“`*-°" l""l" “ll” “'°rl‘l`wl‘l° "ml wlm :close lulid ir:-‘.pcct.liil attention and m|'¢:;7:¢d0l'fl:£':II‘:IPil'e'M The Top Notch Nh lmers'
'hull llT"'f"‘l "ml" P"°"!‘l'""" R" "mt neiirlv every one remained till the 0 W' ' .
ni H 0| A - lndlq lulm :lily on lin
> . ..- w 'I' __ -_t th D ' n. e.o.=\e ' ~ . , __ _  »
P. (3. liox io, _, I limic g .<._._i___l_»_i_1=_i_i_:_»__; ____.-____f_»_i__ni fi _;,__:.:___,»;:y»ii nie National anthem at A =i_'¢:_.:x_i:_|__zf|:_A»»_¢:._i_»_ I4 __ 
F,-ee P, on I The nmritlnsz was liroimlit to n close ' ' _'_______ ,___,__..___. _ ll IIN Ill ICO.
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' lll'll' l"-‘l‘l"‘l l'll°‘l` "m“ll'l_"l"‘S l" l'l'l"' tliiouirhout; there were no interrup~ ...__
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Commencing l\lond;iy and _contnnnng all wcclt_ we will ngkea g nd
Exhibit ofthe finest ranges of furs it has yet lJ€C1l OUT Pl'l‘f°le8'e ~° 0 ef You'
` The display will inelud--. ladies’ Persian Lamb Jackets, self-trimmed
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Sable-trunnied and Mink-triiiiinecl, laclics _Mzuin_ot J.E_ck§t;,_ l_1_die_s_ed/Xstr_ad1_z_i_S
jackets in plzun and blouse effect sclf__ trnnine _ nn da e- lpn ____éc_ cO__ _S
Bokliaran and Grey Lamb Jackets, ladies. seal Jac tcts an near ur-__ _ __ if .
The jackets are, without doubt bcuutics all fully giituaiitcc -.pi ur
superior to anything we have ever shown, while the piiccs _.irc _inucfi i_n_ore
reasonable then heretofore; in fact \ve flatter ourselves, that aftci yc_.n_s_o testing
the merit of different inakcs, we have at last secured the ideal ladies ur cont at
:1 popular price. _ , _
lf*-f.-¢. ln ladies’ neckwear, we show an elegant raiige, including M1nk_s_e tts
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Sable sctts, Squrrcl setts, Fitch setts. _Isabella l<o,\ .incl hlariiigt sctts :IS \\_<_? __ 113
:in c_\'tcnsivc ruiigc of scpzirnte neck_picc_~;; and 1nnffs,caps .ui ini ts, in a as 1
ionziblc furs, ut prices thc most 1ii<>:._:":~‘_c. _ _ _ _ C "
ln lncnls fur coats, we show a very superior rriiigc, including C_oon,_ _ripe
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Buffalo, Black Dog t\e. in qualitus which wlll please the most c\1ct1ng,_\v i c
our 1"u1<fe of nicn's fur collars, cups and sleigh robes are splendid.
ll/c e\'tend 11 inost hcurtv invitation to all visitors to the EXl1lblfl0l1 110
visit our showrponis during this week, and sec for tlicinselves the beauty _and
elegance "ts well as the good practical \\'c:t1'iiigq11;1litics of thc different hues
displayed. _ __ , -d
Besides furs, thcrc will also be c_lispl:1_vecl on the seconcl floor, men S an
boys’ suits and overcozits. la<lics` :ind iiiisscs` full coats und liiillmcry.
_ All :irc corcliullv invited and all are heartily welcome.
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\\/'e beg to announce th;;‘; we have now placed in our show room, a large
vzirietv of the newest inoclcls in Full l\lillincr_v. That they are beautiful and
urtistilc goes without sayiiig, as our inilliucr Nliss \V:1lpert -fiftcr a most suc-
cessful spiiug season is well l<:iu\v:i to the lvlics as un cxzeptionally clean
artist in the millincry line.
t »\- ing to un unusurilly l:ii'_i;_~<>;-;t'>f:l<; of Furs, and laulics’ Mantlcs, which
necessarily take up ri grczittlcal ol space, we will hold no formal Millinery
Upening this season, as it would _result in :in niicmiilortziblc crush. However a
large display ofunusuully :1t_tr:ictivc uiohrls :irc now ready, and the ladies are
cordiallv invited to come at their c_>ii~.-fvifeiiw an 'l view thc latest authentic
styles as prepared by Miss Wulpcrt und licr clever :issist.u1ts.
The chaiige in the sezisoiis styles, not only includes neuv shapes, but new
materials as well, and iiitzrtlxicrrs new colors and coinliinzitious. The fashion-
able hat is large -very large---\.vitli high crown, and briiii which droops slightly,
or Hates high to right sidc-_ Hain with s.'u'l<>r brim are also good. with wide high
/' crowns which clispl:i_v to :i<l\~:iiit:ig_;'¢ the new f.u1c_v l>:indcuux,largc wings,
Ostrich plumes and tips now so niucli in vogue, .\ great number of the small-
er shapes are on the turbzui order, and thcsc are cxpcctctl to be very much worn-
Sutni plays :irc iniportaiit part in the new ii1iliiui:r\', as also Ottoman
silk and lustrous velvcts, with which the striitiiig !:u'_q¢ llircctoire shapes ur:
plainly covered. _
The most fzisliioiinble colors :ire Peacock blue, Smoke grey, Empire reen
thas and Brown. All black hats :ire excellent style, :uid jet cffccts, tinsel band-
ings and soutnche l'_>i'ai<liiig much used. Fancy hatpins are still inodish "on the
plziiner models, wlnle on the more elaborate hats buckles--some extremely
large---are much used.
T \Ve have an unusually splendid nssortiiieir of shapes in Felt, Satin, Vel-
vet and Fur. :md M1~s W:ilpeI‘l» :il`te1 hef' rccent trip tothe niillinery centres is bet-
ter pre ated then ever to cater to the millinery w_u1ts of our customers.
gve guarantee you artistic work--up to-dfite niiitcriuls--fair prices--and
correct styles; you can ask no more, und we give _von no less. I.c.ivcyi:ut' order
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