mi.
Fresh Cream
Every llioriiinz
Webster & McKay
Cor. Ksutaird Gr. George su
CAKE; ,  
p PASTRY.
ROLLS,
A fresh supply each |
dlly. . , ,
_3¢l1d» in your order. I
D- S‘l`l!;WAn'r.
acura: ssqur.
` lakes Desi Bread.
H E Stern. of the loyal Bank;
°l‘“'l°if° WWII. ble Joined the stall H
tht Blink In Truro. Tl‘u|oHevn.-
C. F Freeman, electrician of the
Valli! Telephone Co., is spending I
months vacation in llalilpx, Ti-use
and Charlottetown.-Middlet4n,.D\itlook.
J°'”' A Uléio who ,was arreaed yea
“WY cn s elm-ge ot vsgrancy was
Wim? 5°'°l‘° S illendlgiry Mclensie this
inoming and was given unttl mis o‘clock
to set out or town. oi-wg asus ,hem
Lot-B9, P. E. T.-Amherst Ex.
The death occurred at Highland View
hospital. Amherst, Monday afternoon, of
Miss El lebeth Colley, aged Nyearg. The
deceased had been lil for about two
month -, with a complica'ion of diseases;
She was s. native of Prince Edward Island'
but had resided in Amherst for-the pest
seventeen or eighteen years, whens she
was employed as a dress-maker.-Mono
ton Tran crlpt. _ 5
The quav terly board of Centenary ,church
was in session Tuesday and  
til Friday. The interesting pert of
business of this meeting is the choice ol 9
pester for the next term, as Bev G. M.
Campbell is I ow on the end of 'his ‘last
year. Among the clergyman whose name
are being considerei are: Rev. Dr. Spra-
J. Rogers, of Fredericton; Rev. W. W.
Lodge, of Charlottetown, and Rev. Messrs
Weddall and Heartz, of the Nova Scotia
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,' ‘ , ' Craoaud today. On the rctu‘n trip to
/  Crapaud on next Sa‘urdii.y afternoon she
1  column the SS Manchester 'lradcr with
N cold storage and mechanically ventilated
` “Hats ,’ ` chambers will leave 'Manchester on or
‘ a
‘ a
.` arc up-to-datf.
conference.
` iMNo'dlSSiailsfied ‘students at-
" nd tu.--»»i¢-.~,== -“-s»-»;~1-r\~:. =-=- -~~~-~» » --- - 
I e lil h
‘und msomzmeftoiuoebgu. n l¢1ymlitchs§”`i;ui|n’v§n3his morning on
J D llscsulsy 'l‘rgc;d|,0m¢|,m¢,,|m,d Hrs. John llellachern, Hazel Grove is
home last evening after spending life' lvilltlng her father, William Prowssf
days with friends ig the qt, B1-ashley
sue, of Queen Sq. Methodist church; Rev. '
Ilia envy white. city, isa yesterday
me visit tn Rev. G M. and Irs Young,
Danni., N B
eerD Large, ,Brantford Ont. ,ls
Uarlgn Bagnnil Hazel Grove is
Silas Md Urs Prowse, Thorndykc.
Donald, Bedeque leave Monday to enter
the medecal school of McGill Ui. iverslty.
Charles Hurst of Worcester, Mass, who
has been Visiting his sister Mrs. (Dr.)
McLauchian, Kent' Street leaves this
morning on return.
L. E. andM.r_°sMcLean and little sop
Windsor, who have been visiting in Vic-
toria, P. E. I. returned homo last even.
ing.-Amherst Ex. 14. _
Rev. George' Stee', Sackville 'came to
,the city last night and is u guest of Mark
Wright, He goes to Comwail for Sunday
and to Vernon River next week.
Conductors W. Crockett and R.
Bwetnam, ot the I. C. R., have
returned from u holiday trip to
Prince Edward Island.-Moncton 'fran-
eoript. _
Tull sudden death took p`ac\ at Little
York yesterday of Mrs. David Brown,
sged88years. Alarge family is left to
mourn including Stephen and Ebenezer
well known in Oharlotteown.
THE S. S. Polino of the Dobell line is
now loading in Montreal and leaves on or
about the 16th for Summer-side, Char ottc~
town, North and South Sydney and St.
Johns, Nlifl.
THERE were upwards of seventy-five
passengers to East River ports yeste duy
afternoon by the C ty of London, about
twenty-live of whom returned to the City
on the evening trip
TEE City of London makes two trips to
will remain ovrr night at Crapnud and
bring live stock down to the Exhibition.
Aswill be seen by thc adv in another
bout September 22nd and again on or
bout November 8.1 for Chiirlottctowii
and Montreal, returning will leave Chur-
lottetowu about October 15th and again
about November 24th for Manchester.
the Union Commercial Col-
in the citvihe guest of Philip andJ
Url Large, Bayfield Si rect. to attend the St. John Exhibition Re
 ing. friends qt Brackley, the guest of.
John Gill's, Misoouohe, and R. H. Map-A
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Ch’town’s!Bcst Drcsscd
Mcn Have Pronounccd. in
Favorof  
66 99
gf; me prices oi the Guest. These are iinely finished with v
every detail cqi-rect.
are the cheaper skirts and you'll End ln them values that cen-
, §ll9¢\>°.._l?°°¢¢ii~ . ,
1"
Yr:
 NEW 'NECKWEAR
Pais, Ascrjs, Four-in-hands. Mld\'i°f|' 3°"°r' sm‘ld""u”
he
 Tliosc Swell
 p New Tailor  
T / T' \ Made Skirts  
"Almost"nlce enoughio eat" as one lady put it. Such finely
finished skirts nevegcsme to this store berore.
  WE
cisiieoiziiso $3 iiiis
it’s only natural that they should do so. An enormous
audskiliul workmen-making nothing but Hi\w_es`
wonder that they take liist place in every
crrv in CANADA Ann U. S.
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55,50. $1.90. $6.50. $5.40.
, $2.75. $2.93. $3.50. $5.00.
odiisifand -Ends at thc Men’s~ counter.
is ei ent. 25s. 351:. 45s: and 55c-
eiei€in§in°.e=s..
Gmm. Armies. B"°°°- _i .
it NEW CAPS. _ 
KS_ ,&- 
at Picton
has returned from the
J. ll.
Dominion
night from Halifax
0 U qsrdinerleares this morning for
St John where he will be one of the
Judges of the horses
MissB r he Irving and Harry Irving
Mount Albion if n\ e Monday on a visit to
he St. John Exhibition
Juana ill’ Roper Royalty left yesterday
and J. E Longuell ct the
Co. returned inet
took with him a very flue medium draft
mare
A. E. and Urs. Morrison returned last
night from Montreal where Mr. Morrison
was attending a meeting of electrical
engineers.
carats.. and Mrs Fisher with tnéir
daughter Misa Lizzie Fisher, Newbury-
port, Maas who spent the summer at
‘the Forester Ii-louse, Pownal have re-
turneil home. `
Among the passengers by the express
lsstevenlng were John M. Hughes re-
turning from Moncton, J. E. Wyatt hom
Summorsid-; Cupt. Richards, Bideford;
J. E. Lofurgey, Suniuierside and Ben.)
,Brclnnen -‘
, Tapas will te ii big night in the Open
House next Tue day evening week. the
first of Mr. Fnrle's grand- exhlbi ion
concerts There will be the roaring farce of
“Betsy Baker", several dances, the great
Tenor Solo Come in to the Ga.rden,Maud,
by R v. Leo Williams, and the beautiful
votai waltz hy Ardlti sung by Miss Edith
MacDonald ii. pupil of Mr. Earle. These
arc the specla ties. After that comes
Sir Arthur Suthcrlanlfs beautiful opera
Trial by Jury all this at popular prices.,
Secure your seats at the usual places
Monday morning at 10 o`clL ok.
'rim outward passengers by the Halifax
i'csterd»\y were: Mr. and Mrs. Robertson,
Jus. Mclluskcr, F. A. Lupban, R. A.
Lovell, M as F. Bell, Miss L.l')ockendorl!,
M~ss N. Mutcli, Mrs. A. J.Cahlll,W. J. Tay
lor,D. H McCo.rtiiy,F.0‘Nelli. J.O'Donneli,
D. J. O’Donnell, D. Barlow, H. Harlow,
D. J. Dinccn, D. J. Buckley, J. E. Blake
J. l". Kcllisn and wife, W. M. Hatch,
Jus. Buckner, N. M. Hatch, R. E. John-
ston, C. I-lowurd, D. W. Ferno, W. H. and
R. E.Rcardon, F. W.Smit,h and boy,G. A.
Washbun, L. H. Murdock, W. E. Henry,
F. A. Royviey, E. A. and Mrs. Beckford,
Miss M. Cummiskey, Geo. M. Fraser
Mrs. J. M. Fraser, Miss N. Harper, Mrs.
J. A. McNeil, Miss J. Powers, Miss M
Callaghan, Mrs A. Howell, Miss B.
Mclntyre, Miss M. F. Sheehan, Miss E.
Gilion, Chas W. Morse, W. W. Seaton,
Geo. W. Pykc, A. Moore and wife Mrs.
C. Perry, D. und Mrs. McLaren.
WE want to drnw your attention to our
Bile. line of spices and tlavoring ess lwes.
These are selected vi ith great care and
are Absolutely pure. People--te i us they
so Our mixture for pickles and chow is
Prett
Belt for
We think this new line is the best z5c value we’ve
silk, shirred back, pretty plain buckle
Another line made of good black silk, lined
great value at
Daintil y corded black taifeta belt, with black or fancy
value at
A pretty line of girdles, tucked and shirred, comes in
black ’
. si
Quarter. V
T1
¢
..,
Others 79c, $r.oo, $1.15. -f ., ~
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Dninty\Wasl1 Collars   , ` t '25¢
if
A line of daintyineckwear in various colors, and many lgqualitice,-worth ' '
. \i ' ' I
upto6o':for   . 'I 
New ladies neckwear just in, z5c, 3oc, 4o¢, 5 ,69¢ and up,
i. .VM
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00RE i CLEOD
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H I __ u ,__i ng r Hi _ W"
‘F ' l » Ma ,i -_.__
ers work. Students work.
l¢gc_ N0 Waste time' Tgach- very superiorin aroma and beeping quali-
gct most satisfactory results from their
u ._ ' ~
ti
'cs. “The Two Macs," MacDonald &
' 1'( dw ll'
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FOP T
BATH
Try "Fair
Soap” '
lt Floats .
'<
5' cents for
, 'large cake.
i
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MacKinnon, Druggists, Corner Great _°” é
G -Victoria Division, Sons o Temperance
ill meet on Monday evening A visiting
dorge and Kent Streets.
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ANNOUNCEMENT. E"b° ' ' '  ”
° i
We use the utmost care in
selecting our spices, carefully
testin each lot to'mske cer-
tain tgat they contain no ad-
ultersnt. As s result our
s ices are known for their
absolute urity. Next time
you wan? whole or ground
cloves, cinnamon, black or
- white pepper, turmeric, etc.,
etc., come to us.
"Tho TWO MAGS"
llolloliillld lltllllltl,
nauoolers.
bvrotlicrfmm Nova Scotia will’be present-
,Tnere wiii be s pubiic gospelimeetins
in George St. Church. °P°D W “uv 0"
Sunday at 4 p. m. Lesson. RW- l1'7~ "1 he
Second Coming of Christ."
-Persons having left clocl§S. WdfUhe5
or jewellery to be repaired by the late G.
G. Jury can have same by calling at his
late residence, Weylilmiiih Si" “ear
corner of Graf on. 17'-l U-
-The Ladles'Aid of thc P. E. island
Hospital desire to remind their kind
friends in the country that c0Ilt\‘i\l\lli0l\4
of cooked food suclrns meat, chickens,
pies, cakes, biscu ts, bread, b\llil»€l'» Cream
milk etc., would be thankfully rccelvid
bv them for the Lunch Counter in aid of
the Hospital during the early days of the
Exhibition. To he sent either to the
Exhibition Ground, und. r grand stand. 0I`
to Mrs Rogers, Prince St, orto Mrs. D11
|‘¢\ylor's, Grafton St.-l4.w.1i.d.Eept. 17th.
i-ng--1
SPECIAL NOTICES.
if you want the latest improved iight
steel “wAr.xnvo" or “ onus “ snow, buy
a cocxsiiuri' from-A. Bonus: &: Co.
6d 2 w
ful doings of the Japanese on the Battle,
lleld. Now just take a look in the south
window of Carters’ Bookstore and se-
mnde by these enterprising people in
times of peace. 'lhe prettiest Japanese
wane in An sta vases, Sstonnlajardlnlerea
fem pots, pot and pedestal, urnhroila
There is nothi ng fsrolcal about ih
statement-itis a fact' Cue omers who
small orders for underwear will not be
slow to admit thatPston8s Co.,ofleriots of
scope for choosing among a complete
assortment of garments, consisting oi’
night gowns, undersklrts, drawers,
friends' requirements. All new fail goods
Jae. Paton k Co. 17 d li
Hawes Hats for articular men
IIAWES' CEEJIBRATED
- $3'-00 HATS.
Weeks 8: Co.. sole agents.
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COMING EVENTS-
Osu  ugh; use sesead lion
*hr-*'\»-ws
See our new dining room goods.
new table linen, new napkins, new  i
silence cloth. Superior goods at
moderate prices.-M. Traingih és;
Mr. and Mrs. Colo Poirier* and Fifth Generation C°‘ I ‘
GfBDal0h» . We are ailresding about the wonder-
somc of the beautiful goods that ara  a   
stands,cbinaware dsc Gcc. 13d iw   
n...in.........y.. pi... nn... iw. ...H  '
corset covers, chsmises. The garments I mt Gm”
iu-esliown inafull range of prices, and 7 '
the ilrm are prwaredto supply all their  
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dspiaeaeh month. Dr. I. F. Kelly
Cor Gtideorge :nd Kent Ste.
i '- '» “"1 - . _
Mayen W. W. Uiark, Olty (Bark.
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Some Dealers?  
e ~  >»
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si"
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Is
They Have a j  
of .Buying Furniture `   
Let them think so, it does nobody 'any hgfgi,  1;
p'exses them. But for fear the public might he  yy
by their extravagant utterances, we hllmblyf rise iq  ` ,
that we have been and are still,  huh- 
manufacturer in this broad   
content to sell at a much smaller.  than  §g¢§|F‘i;.g`6
we wonid like ine opportunity _oi 
and would like you to   cm;
vlnceyou that whstwesayisirQ." *  " ~ " ` E ~. -
J Ohn 
$3.50, $5.00
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lT0lii 
A- WINFIELD SCOTT.
PHONE 63- ,
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