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”“”’”"‘”“"'"””°'¢-"W Head utilccs in New Prowse Block-Charlottetown c I r I Z % -f _ 
1-1 J Mscrstn, went to Piston ye-rel- J- M Devlwn left remrday momluir M -- ~ . "N/W///’¢f_Y mu _ _ -
N  day: ' on a visit to Ottawa.
“miss gi. Msonium nu ysstsrssy for g“*fs‘;'°t°§::_ ’5::$.‘_'“f"f°h‘*.;::;’c‘:|' °“°  ,_ ` ` Friday, August 30th |907 . ,.
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' Miss Katia F. Burns of this City is .1 =' ` _
FO R  °‘  ‘°  '"  W- W~   Fi ist of th e e new fall fahf' 1'
. ` M V. M y Sharpe of Kensington spent  i
Trfglnog 31:: ds Wm “Kr” mm' J Aumn a tsdrsdayzrat the home of John and Mrs i
° " Grew, Bnngay. last week. »
The tide will be high today at 4.01 and ' T d
» Mies Loo H. uplin of Green Hs gc
*WW-' My "morn" n' 5'09' Cottage, Margate and Miss Mae Inman ot
I  ` ~ Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Bell of this Prov- Rguhllli are visiting friendvin Crapauih' 
mc' ne "smug ln Moncwn' J. C. and Mrs. Martin of New York are T
_ A-E- lull. L~ C- OWGD. Bild CBDF- spending a few days in Stanley, "the
fail goods nex-.l From Ri°’1°'d'W°I=t t°Pl¢¢°~1yw»erd»y. .roms oirar. marins. sim: Mi-saisx.
the mercantile viev.  Mn. amid Jenkins. Brighton, was M°K“-Y-
hxstese at an enjoyable afternoon tea M", Bqyos ][¢Klg hgqyggm-ngdtqhgg
I Biff-T591. hmne in Stanley after spending a pleae~
The Raymond md Whmcmbe pany ant vacation with rslatlvesln Kinross and
who huvobeen at the Victoria, went to vl°l“""'
f'i°l°\l Ybelerdvy- Mrs. G. McNeal has returned to
W. \V. Wellnsr's many friends will be W°b““" MMS" nb" °D°“d'_“3 “ "Wk _-
pleased to learn that he is gradually '“B“1\iley the guest of Ben_1. and Mrs. 
mproving in health. Andnwl'
‘ Rev. E. Westmoreland ot Albertoa will M""s°mh W*tkl“” lm' "°i"“`“°d W
preach in the Pownal Methodist Church nuuny "1"" 'P°'“"““ " P]e“““" "me
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on Sunday even next at seven dciuolr. ihuoiehglxi"§:;w];l:‘%vE:‘fFn':i’°d 3*' “W
point summer is ai.
ready a thing of ihe
past. Fall is HERE E
Winter ‘wil soon be
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here.
The first thnuobt naturally is
“Wh tahoutFall goods?" what's tobe
worni?°' Whore are the new things to
be had?"
We will answer these questions
bv producing the goods. We’ll show
the newest things in manrles_|n¢
richest of furs-the latest dress
fabrics, with all accesscrie s--the
correct styles in footwea'-the chic
and the charming in milliuery---
fashionable waisis-dainty nectrwear-
umdi~l1 gloves.
In a very short time we hope to
make our
F ur-lined garments
We've been for months preparing
for the season now at hand --plan-
niuo, comparing, examining,-and we
feel very coniident that our eff irts
will meet with success-that YOU
will be 'pleased with our showing.
|QUEE_N.;.S _   
Master Polrriero Palmer'u Road, who
Charlottetown Hospital is improving
bers yesterd ay from Sydney C B with a A
Miss Lucy McCarthy to Michael Dunphy
Inuit. will preach in me Mstiiosist S°°°"'
Church North Wiltshire on Sunday
ulcrnlntz at ll, at Kingston at 1:l,and
Cornwall a|.7p. rn.
Mrs. Joseph P. Costin of Reston who
has been visiting Mrs. J. R. Larkin,
itchiiiotid, left yesterday for Ohar-
lottetown where she will bo a guest at
The North American Life Assurance Company,
The Richmond & Drummond Fire insurance
O FFC F.»Q ueeii Street - - DesBrlsay Block
/ihomse/groo: .fd
C/fAH[07`7l`7`0|WV4§ 2/0 DJ"fNH7/YE/VYAL sniff
_ROSS ®. . MATTHEWS.
Repress-., ring
A summons for first offence ngainnt the olring
Patrick MoAleer, returnable on Friday, rgigry
and one against Annie Coyle for same family,
offence returnable at same time.
Complaints have reached The Guardian
known.
Miss Beatrice, left yesterday for a
iuonth's visit io Halifax. V\'hile in
iniifsx they win betas guests of ciipt. d°rs.H
rind Mrs Itose, at thclr homeon the North L’“`k|“»
West Arm.
kindness of the operators at the Telephone
The IDBPFIBKB “Wk DMC8 M U10 Cdi»h0l|° being given to the best from P. E. Island
Church, Moreli on Tuesday, Aug. 27th of md N_ 3,
Forbes, Mrs Forbes and two daughters, of
levsland, Ohio, crossed Wednesday from
I’ E Island, where they had been spend-
ing their vacation. Mr Forbes, previous
tl going to Cleveland was located in
lberton. During his stay on the Island
me Vmorla forntew “vs_ he drove over the greater pert of the
Province. He reports the crops therr
The Moncton Times says: Rev. J. M.
C _
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Pl'Uhlll|l7l0l'\ A05 hits Well Served OU the harvest will be one of the bent in the
il .
Cleveland, via Montreal and Toronto.
The S S Halifax arrived from Boston at
ra the netting of trout ln the vicinity oi M, Ven 0-clock has evening Wm, B gem",
V'~"`“°“ m"°" Uma" _"hh ““i“"f“l freight and the following passengers: H
habit is stopped steps will he taken Lo ,md Mm_ 1»icke,.|nz'RJRok5on’ Mi" A
v\1“l~h the “WW P“"*@“~ Wim "° We" onus, Missmrssrrisn, cami Mrs. Monk,
Mrs. Bradford, J H Brown, F and Mrs.
Mrs. George McLeod and her daughter VBl1W,¥lf°i -I M,°Bl'.Yn°» G MULMIIKUUD. J
Roberts, F Mcinnis, L Conway, II F Orem.
C Worth, W Supplee, W Spring, W Saun~
Harris, F Smith J Myer, J Myer, jr. Miss
t‘McKenzi , G H nn. From H ills :
Special mention should he made of the 0 md M,_s_”Sax,on, ;h_5_ C Andnw; Ml;
L Oornfoot. From Hawkesbury: H and
Oillcs who assisted so much by their quick Mm Dom, Mm Rodgers M," Auld M"
connections in giving the news of the Blo~ Damon,” ' ' ` '
was operated on for appendioitis at.. the Al§):':"t':'tp€:'f'S°&_]I|;:;]|nwIi;\:n‘;':y 5:5153;
sister Mrs. John Crew. They intend
The schooner Joseph McGill arrived ¢f,u|-ning W me west next mouth
»f  ~<»   rr 
_ ` Sr.. John‘s Firemen's Tournament, 
` Miss Georgie Parkman Waltham has
oi Morelllzenr' returned to Charlottetowin en route to
The S. S. City of London plies on East Boston after spending a short vacation
River today, on West River tomorrow with her uncle, John E. Fraser Mayfield.
_ ' ' and goes to Vernon River Bridge on Mon~ Miss Annabel Fraser a ompani ri h '
   dey morning next at five o`clock. thsclr. . w G or lu 
   Misa Eva Stockton has returned from Lauchlin McKinnon offers for sale his
avery pleasant visit to PE Island. Her farm at New Argyle consisting of 118
many friends are pleased tn ses her back, acres part of which is clear, the balance
_ ~ s
   as she is a general "favorlto.-Moncton being covered with hard and soft wood
_ , W - .
' ’ 9 9 limes. This isa good opportunity for nnyonc
Rev. J. T. Robertson missionary from deslrlngm p““’h““° “ nr" °l““ fam"
well indeed the prospect ls lh t
of the Island Mr Forbes and
left yesterday afternoon for
A Bend, I-I Incs, Miss M Gage, T
A Mercer, Miss A Harris, Miss .7
2.
Company
The ,'Canadian Pacific Railway
Charlottetown-
1\I :> u. at Allison Letd1es’\Jo11ege
54th_\'enr Commences S°P°mb°" 5.|907
Massiw Tiuiiitit Sciroor. o1'ii0USl‘2H0LD SCIENCE
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ALK VIL, ,Q _,9,1,{{(|,`|»m_;w' ` ' I broke up wishing Mr McNeill hon voyage,
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U\VlCNS' MUSliIi7.Vl Oli? F
Normal Course certi-
ficate from Mount Alli-
son accepted as qualifi-
cation fu: leaching
Honvehold Science in
ew Brunswick Schools.
|~, ND1¢v.\u'rM»¢N*r 01* OR-
Arogv affiliated with
Mmnson Cor.r.1<<=n OF
' ~Oi</i'roRv, Boston.
Graduates from this
Department of Mount
Allison may enter the
Seuitr year at Enicrsoa.
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In charge of an “R C A" H111-l'~'li" PFW W I 'C \ll'¢l- ls , c c.,
to tu valm, $75,000, A complete course leading to sgraduailiig eeril-
acltdgsdfdsxfdgindielidusrc with faculty uf len members and equlp~
bed with twr\Sielnwn_y Grand I’lanr0f giggle” ml” 0'3"" “nd inn’ " x
Plmgduirlih  add( Al.l§1¢.¥i=\izli)i;. Setrron/iusnrrs for worthy-stud-
. ` ' t K
dents. i‘orrespon'dff~)t:)t!l';:;?il_1\;tE¢v B C Bonus", D' U'
ycle race on Wednesday evening and to
the Manager, Mr. Winfleld,for courteslee.
There were upwards of ilfty passengers -
from Crapaud by the S. S. City of London
this morning and the following cargo:
lifty boxes cheese, ten boxes butter, five
cases eggs, three cases lobsters, one beef
cow, ten boxse and five barrels produce
and a Lon of household goods.
Miss Annie Sullivan, milliner for
Stanley Bros., is now in Toronto attend-
ing the Milllnery openings. Miss Sullivan
goes rightlnto the work roirnsin the _'
different cities to get the latest tips as to
making and trimming, thus ensuring _
the latest styles. Miss Sullivan expects
to return next. week.
The Misses Smith, Hampton, Miss Mc-
Gill, Mrs. Boswell, Captain Wesley Myres
C Collet, C Howatt, G C McIntosh, wife
rind fnmliii Bert Trowsrlale, Nell Mc-
Nevln, Mrs. .l Milford, Mrs. B W Lea and
Miss Lottie Lord, Tryon, and Mrs. B Lea
Vernon River, were passengers hy the
City of London from Crspanri yesterday.
()n the eve of his departure for the
Canadian Northwist, Malcolm A.
McNeill, Superintendent oi the Presby-
terian Sundey School at Little Sands was
oiilerl upon by the teachers and scholars
oi the Sunday School. Afttr dnlngjustice
lo the inner man provided by the kind
ladies present, one of the teachers came
fnrwnrd an-'lon behalf of the |cheoi,prelen
ted Mr. McNeill with a | u 'se rontalning a
sum of money and a complimentary
address. After singing “God be with
you till we meet again," the company
happiness and prosperity.
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- s is it uuiviiitun 'mins uirrrnn
me my time more than on on uniwlolmg },“‘.,'§i..'."ii iw mm and an is .vm was mm
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Inmy “N "§,':'f;' ngmziglrlnilhidnptlaie lrnowngin dentditrl tod
.i».r.i...wri_oi “EE” ' Ang gm- Painless Extraction. Safe D.   5 
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Fyou are asked to send s ~
I cake to the picnic or lawn
fete, one of our
Sultans or Nut or
Fruit Cakes
W
will save you trouble,
and do you credit. too-for if
they dou't know,ihev will give
ou praise lor being or hav-
in an extra good cook.Our
‘cages are the"home"klud,innde
of best materials. generously
mixed and baked according to
latest recipes. They are even
berier new than they have been
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Y D_AY we
opened a
great ehi p-
ment of
beautiful new fabrics, for
autumn wear, today they
are on our shelves 'awaiting
your call.
Ar you are aware, the
favourites for this fall pro-
mise to be plain fabrics in
many colours, and soft _rich
omb e checks in tweed _and
broadcloth weaves.
These lines as well as
many o'hers are shown io-
dav in generous range and
with the usual moderation
of price that is making this
the leading dress goods dr-
partment of Charlottetown.
i Send For Samples _
We are delighted to send
samples of our dress goods
anywhere to anyone on receipt
of u postal.
We pay all charges on an
order of $5.00 or over.
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A Few of the New Lines ' _
A "fy hlhdsome rsnrpe of all wool plrlc finish Our famous ' MONARCII" broadeloth a lustrous n
venetlana 45 inches wi e in bl ick browns, navies, silky weave 56 inches wide, navy, wine, olive.
greenssndwlnes . . . . . . . . . .
.. .,  |nyrt.ie,garn¢t.black.... . . . . . . . . . . . . .
 
ll -wiv nic "ml\"f: writings in all wool 56 inch
A particularly handsome French broadclnth which widths ,como in eflects of brown, greens, groys,
absolutely wilinnt spot or shrink drapes beautiful- -blues and so on. These are very chic and fetching
ly. 56 l :ches wide, black and navy only . . . . . . . .. .
st$r.45,5i'55and....  . . . . . . .

 $2.50   ._  sue,
f Pretty tartans for little folk if Sd i
58 The ueat attractive bri ht tterns combined with uootl rlursnle wear' re- »
C eistiniz qualirv make ilie-e verv desirable i§deed_f’er sch@ suits for  c
Kirin. Abnntadozen of-the §§ii;iie\t clan tarians are represented lu life _ `
showbiz. T ~wii\\hi»nhr‘ur4zincneaau 1 eorix. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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' About the cheaper goods- ~~ ‘ , _ _ -;
We have mentioned no low prices ln our store news to-day but that is not because we
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have none. We have every good sort of cheap goods that is worth carrying. We try at
whatever price we may show goods even if only tgc to give you the test thing for the price'
that money can buy.
Soil you are in the market for lower price goods than we have mentioned just let us
show you the wide range we have-and the big savings we can effect for-yon. - " ' _ _
f Where promptness counts  ' W
Many wise ountomsrure makin their selections nov-msn ofthe fabrics we show cannot '
beobtrineri elvewhere ami some indeed cimnotbe rearillv duplicated sicrlfn the season even5_v
ourselves. ' ,
LET US
DEVELOP
YOUR
FILMS
best possible results.
and film received.
hello.
juices. ‘
rown
cord grapes.
flavor and aroma.
grapes.
ra e uice.
a es with A rich fruit fir
"The Two Macs"
vl A 'f #pau
(_ Has D0 R 7" ° - ' ' ltolipse Bakery,
S‘.'.52...‘Et.hf.'.. 3.’ .i.°.Z‘.1...;{‘.3-,ri ;;m;;f,,¢y,g;;f,;°= °"'~'°~°°"°-it 1 _ r... sms. nnuoozsrs.
Ask our friends and the! ORQ C H  D_DS_
NTAL PARL ~. ~ ° v
",,,_ over Prone Bros. Pivvrleeor
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nq¢suu~\nu\¢|s_u|&»
We use new develo-
per for each iilm and '
can assure you of the
New sioclr oi' lrcdalrs
PURE GRAPE JUICES
We have imported the fol-
lowing from Loudon,Englsud,
and guarantee them absolute-
ly ure and strictly non-alco-
ORDINARY-sblendof grape
ALTO DOURO ~named after
district where grapes ale
gouduasr -isles or coa-
MADEIRA-a juice of fine
MUSCAT- from Muacstel
RED ALICANTB'-I Spanish
§L&EiRIAN-trom Algerian
i~bi'.ss'rrNi¢-rm .mi r,'°f
the Holy Land. Faces 65 om
$1.00 per bottle. c to
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September Patterns Are in _
Standard patterns for September have been here for some days-and we forgot to call the maver io
your attention. Inst as a reminder-good patterns audi made on the "seam allowance" plan-and the
"S'A‘aNn/mn PA'r'rrtans” are the best all round scam allowance pattern that money nan buy. Hundreds of
new styles _ - 1
I0 cents and I5 cents each-»None lligher
Ask for a fashion sheet-the latest one is s beauty.
I' . rin: orsicuea. om; mu: oNi.r rs. S W
Every woman knows the “DB8IGNER" and hosts of women pay xo cents per copy for it each
mouth. It is a splendid home magazine, filled with brisht interest ng matter. good housekeeping
hints. auiboratlve enpuzents onicurrgat styles, smart fiction, and goo verse. T e illustrations are
excellent and nnuyo t em sre u eo urs. '
If you would like it fora year it will onl cost you 7 a little over six osnts por number.
 and we will send the order and atrend to everything. Tell our casmer when you arc in- c
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PERSONAL SUPERVISION lIHiS.l.l]ii\Siii.
\°»i“‘“°,:mhh'w ,__ t
" llfllilillflf l'¢P°i1'¢d~ FUNERAL DIRECTOR
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 Oiiicc (upstairs.,
John Newson.
AND EMBALIIER
Oiiice, Show Rooms and
Residence, opposite Baptist
Church.
Equipment itat clssa-All
calls promptly attended to
at any hour of the day or
night.
elephone No. |89.
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19 '7
insurance   --  
Agency rs.s.»_-cinii tint"
- I vepresent the best companies in Fire, Life,
Aer dent, Sickness Insurance and will be
pleased to quote you rates in either branch.
  4 » E. R.. BROW,
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Chariottefozn - ~ Manager for P. E. I.
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From Halifax every Tuesday
From Cluiottetown every
Thurulsy morning. calling at Port
Hswknbury,Sheet Harbor, Cause.
Arlchst.Port Hood, Isaso’s Harbor
and Stunmerdda. `
For further lntormstisn apply to
CARVELL BROS .
6- e4d tttlSept3o. Age at i
Las; ua io send you samples. - - - They wilioome-by -re-turn radii J _='
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