_.<1 "‘ , i ,. or
¢ iq ns 1,, q rs .,»
M' ritedssnoiir is
,___,,,,,__, _ -A crows opener frm cv w-
mums
following rom
Ri Hotel Charlo town netsw:
1,l..l0 _0'elock last night (after the
arrllol oi the last train) and 10 gn
_thsfrevious night-
ll. . Perry, Moncton, N. B;
O. C. Gaudet, Moncton, N, 1|;
H. Glider, Lunenburg, N, f.;
Url _S-» Gll°hel‘,t. Lllnenbur , N,
Hill _Alete Gilbert, Lunengurg, N g~
ss; osnlll. ,S_t. -sunrise; '
_ Mies B. Mcvouzell, since Bny,_c_n;
ill" it liellcuzell. also my, o_o,
J. J. Lara,bee, Eldon;
L- J. R0ddll, Charlottetown;
'L
A.`DeCoste, Orons, Mninog '_ _
Miss Jessie B. Price, Moncton, N.
Mill .-4- H- Bllis, Moncton; N.
T. A. Peters, Hampton, N. B; _
Mable Anderson. New Bedford, Mass.
D. J.» McNeil, Summerside.
A. K. Hurry, Granville.
W. R. Tal'l.ol', Grand View.
O. Denis, “Cal-leton. _
Ora Keys, Montague.
0.- R. Pierce, Boston, Mass.
W. E. Bovy,er, Lowell, Mans,
H- SUNY. Brendell.
E. Wpod. Pownal.
Lee Allan, Montague.
~A. Me_Killan, Glasgow, Scotland.
H. Howatt, Brudenell.
D. Howatt, Brudenell.
B. McDougal, Vernon River.
'Ji McDougall, Vernon River,
`-Ehman, Vernon River.
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¥~*‘_¥7!"?~`§'°%"‘ ?
rs. Mosley Paynter, North Rustico.
Ray Dorrls, Granville.
W. Taylor, Granville.
Martin Bears, Brooklyn . ‘
E. Compton, Brooklyn.
J. E. Compton, Brooklyn.
H. Thorne, St. John, N.B.
Lydia Ooinllton, Brooklyn.
Rr E- Jamieson, Canso, N, S.
Jas. McNeil, Summerside.
.r. Gillespie, 'ri-yon, _
J. Ar McDonald, Webster Corner.
Mrs. A_._McDon_a.ld. ~
J. Hu Myers, Hampton, '
J. D. _McInnis, French Village.
The following registered at the
Queen Hotel, Charlottetown, between
tween 11.00 ojclock last night (nicer
the arrival of the last train) and
11.2_0'the previous nightz-
W. 1oe.linn_c,.oysier and Bridge;
Mrs. Gallant. Oyster Bed Bridge;
John K. McKay, Sp. Valley;
C. B. Hart, -Montreal;
ll. W. B. Reid, Halifax;
W- Haszard, Sydney;
(From Yesterday’s Evening Guardian)
(From Yssterday’s Evening Guardian)
W. M. Lea, Victoria.
_G. Young, North Tryon.-
W. Mclilwsn, St. Peters.
Lillie. Tryon.
A. snd.Mrs. Mc_Coubr_ey, Sydney.
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'_ The following registered at the Vic-
toria Hote1,` Charlottetown, be-
tween 11.20 o'clock last night (after
_the arrival of the last. train) and
10.80 the _previous might:--
W. H. Prowse, 'Murray Harbor;
 A. W. and Mrs. McCoubrey, Syd-
 ney, C. B;
Hervey _Bearley, Halifax;
Wilfred' Fol'b_bs,>v Port Vernon;
M'-2.9-'lil .K\‘s._ Che-iles Peters. Mon-
rea; ~
Ernest J. Chambers, wife and chil-
_ dren. Ottawa;
Benjamin Rogers, Charlottetown;
Azuln B. Tbiley, Brooklyn, N. Y;
`Mrs. F. S. Hoists Brookl N. Y;
fl. Yll.
Robert Morrow, Halifax; .
Garnet Pendleton, Chester, Pa;
` -7. ll/fuldrud, Red Deer, Alta;
_,`_i. D. Campbell, Montreal;
F. E._ Barry, Newbury Port, Mnss; `
Neil McQuarrle, Summerside;
ii. Af srewnrn,_'roronio. ont; I
\B. W. Tsnton, Bummerside;
_|‘From Yssterday’s Evening Guardian)
G. A. Thompson, Montague.
H. E. Davies, Murray Harbor.
_ SHIPPING NEWS. -
___ 7 - q~¢--
_._ ENT ' E , All . 28-Joseph Mc-
Gill, Ifdgexs, gictou; Lochiel, Pol-
lard, Shedlac;'S. S. Cabot, Willett, __
Bydiley; `
-CLEARED, Aug. 28-Schrs. J. B.
Martin, Bisson, Plctau; Brilliant,
liubley, Pictou; Daley. McDonald,
Picton; -Picton; Maud Carter, _Weath-
'Iiplc L1 Paynter, North Rustico. ~`;
,"1-Ioly Roller," W. H. Griffin, n loc-
VVG
1 e
.ai -" ~° -e.:e~

" e%w* s in .Chandelie-
fewn news comin iwe`c¢|i`is"|`\sr
word. net, each iiiserliun. »
"‘Mr. Bob” Friday night _gi tn,
Opera House. 8-i*.»lM8i.
‘An enjoyable and profitable even-
ing assured to all who attend the
Opera' House Friday night. 8-29Mli.
D°'l‘lck_t¢;ts éor the Grand Musical and
rama c ntsrtainment e now on
Bale- BUY yours today. Chlttain rise;
at eight sharp. - .8-29Mii,
'The time, next Monday; the place,
Abegweit grounds; the events, annual
Labor Day Sports; the girl, sure,
brllliz her along. 8-29ME1i.
*Get an improved Edison Home
Dllcnograph and outfit, valued at $125
at your own price, at the auction
sale of Dr. McLaughlin’s household ef-
fects to-day 8-29lllM1i.
*Come one, come all, to the Opera
House Friday night, and assist in an
object worthy of your assistance.
Seats now on sale nt .lnrniesonhs and
Rankin’s. - 8-28M2i_
‘Edison Home phonograph, improv~
reproducers, hand-painted horn, over:
aclty, 60 records, two-wa hearin
odered at Dr. McLaughlin’s sale to-`
day. The outfit is worth over
$125-what will you give for it?
_ e-zsEM1i.
MERCHANT INSTANTLY KILLED.
KINGSTON, Ja.. Adg. 27-Because
he referred to a drunken negro ns n
al merchant, was shot and instantly
killed last night by W. J. Wootten,
who recently had allied himself with
the Russellites. _
Penny Bailey, a negro, had been ar-
rested for disturbing the peace, ond
'was writliing on the jail floor shout-
ing out- praise to God for having
saved his soul. _
ENGINEER Kn.i.En._ `
PLEASANT HILL, Aug. 26-Pin-
ioned in his cab by a bar across his
right foot, but otherwise unhurt, en-
gineer William Campbell was scalded
to death here when a freight train on
the Chicago Rock Island Pacific
went into the ditch here nt the cross-
ing of the Rock Island and Missouri
tracks.
ADMINISTRATION OF
HOMESTEAD LAW
OTTAWA, Aug. 27-A curious point
srble, Picton; Lochlel, Pollard, Shed-
iac; S. S. Cabot, Willett, Sydney.
in the administration of the home-
<
ed model, combination type, with two!
100 assorted records, in splendid con'-"
41121011. hand-malls carrying- case (cs.p--
Y .E
tubes, oiler and sunilrirs-all will be-
-'-1 -“_ _-:_ \°~r¢::_ _ :_ _-_-_-_-_ _ _-:_-_-_ -_-;-_-_-:,-_-: - -:_-_-_
It pays to hu) in this Province
17*
'Miss Uhr! Hughes, Boston. was a
lllllllcllger to Kensington yesterday
_'Shilo Hbylien, Vernon, was in
pttetenn yesterday.
EE
-Miss Mary McNeill., Southport, was
Jlslollscl' ito Bummecside yester-
-gey, en _route to Govan, ,Bash
P¢l`°Y Keeilln Kensin o ssed
_sn route to Seaview, I
lst Church in Chorlottsto,\yn,- arrived
eh the Northumberland last evening.
‘- Any snfarz boywlehfn 1 iiqeaues-°
tion, wishing to learn “s ‘ti-bds,-ll' _mid
tara .three dollerrper ‘week at the _he-
column. ~ _
Among those leaving for the Canu-
dian West on the harvest excurslon_
yesterday were:-James McKinnon,
Charlottetown; Miss Currie, John-'
ston's River; Miss Curley, Village
Green..
‘Leigh Howard, Cornwall, brought
four 'black foxes from Tignish yester-
day. These foxes were purchased from
the Dalton Ranch, it is said for the
lllszllilicent price of twenty thousand
dollars and are being placed in the
Cornwall Ranch.
_ Yesterday the Northumberland ar-
rived at Picton-‘from Chdizlottetown
at 12.05 p. m. She- left again at 4:55
p. m. with passengers, express, mail
and freight, and arrived at 8.20 il.
m. She leaves today at 8.20 a. m.
for Picton, returning at night.
I. A. and Mrs. Ross were in Chor-
lottetown yesterday. They have been
Viiitillz friends and refatlves in El-
don and return to their home in
Dorchester, Mass, in n, few days nc-
colnpanied by‘ their son and daughter
Eugene and Miss Lillian, who have
been spending the summer with their
grand parents, John and Mrs. Dar-
rah, Clyde River.
Large numbers enjoyed the change
of program at the People's Theatre,
Charlottetown, last evening. In the
dramatic film, The Colonel’s Peril,
the alldience were presented with a
western romance of the . early ages
when constant. warfare with Indians
necessiated a standing army. _The
heroism the disowned soldier boy
displaved in succoring his father, the
Colonel, was greeted with intense ex-
citement/ The old adage, Pride goeth
before a fall, was iully redeemed in
the picture, Ths Saleslady, while
His Little Sister speeled laughter
from the first scene till the iinish
when she "captivated" the horse_
thief. Miss Sweeny gave an illustrat-
ed song and specialty.
' ::Guard your home from the ily.
These filthy, disease-laden ests are
D
stead law has come before the gov- so dangerous that any effort taken.to
ernment here. A Galician home-'exterminate them is worth while. We
stcader is lyin,_g_in_1eil in l’l‘illl_2° A1-_ will h3p you in the good work for
bert on n charge of murder. lol: which we nn e a splendid line oi ily-onecle
l;c is in duqto be tried. It appears
ers, poisons, etc., that 'will bring
uint this involuntary enzezemelll 11.". about func ine lrlgm results. can in
lIlHl’B fDl`0llUS “D011 his time- *md 1*” today- and get what’s right. .The Mc-
ihtcrierred with - ;tl_l9, _punctual dis-
charge of homestead duties. He had
it seems, nearly completed these and
had be abstained from incurring the
suspicions which have caused his pre-
sent detention and prospective trial,_
he would have been in a position to
apply for his patent.
With the purpose of enabling him
to possess an estate which. if tllll
worst should ensue, he could leave to.
his mother, a request is laid before
the government of a double nature. ’
First, it is petitioned that hs be
allowed to make formal application
for the patent. To do this he must
appear in person at the land oilice
and to do that he would of course b_e
.obliged temporarily to absent him-
selffrom the prison. Secondly, the
government is urged in_consideratiqn
of the pressing nature _of, .l1f§_. fllli,
gagernent in Prince _Albert _.to _ ow.;
look his enforced neglect _of `the_,bp `
stead duties and grunt him his bat-
unt. The government is still debpt-_
ing the -question .
_-s =sss....v1e=:si
Kinnon ~Drug Co., corner Gt.-_George
and Kent Ste. ' _ Mtf.
"You will savei on every dollars
worth of wash goods at Patons.
SITUATION IN
ENGLAND SERIOUS _
LONDON, August 27-The flood
situation in England is becoming in-
creasingly serious. Six inches nf
rain fell yesterday, an-'l if is still
raining today. The (`ity of Nnrwick,
48 miles south-east of London, is
almost isolated. The whole train ser-
vice between London and Norwich
and Cromer has been suspended, and
many local services are 'affected. The
entire c`ou'nty_ of Norfolk is_ _n swamp.;
and Llncolnshlre, Suffolk and» .Lilo
other seatem counties are in an
alarming condition. Everywhere crops
rivers and tliere is no sign of a ces-
are being destroyed by the swollen
sa n of the reins The condition of
T ~ D5°'°_-_*'h@°» DYS°“*°"V' ' . §1.‘1.$ii§“’.."....°".I‘.`.‘.§“.§‘$.....§`.f§.°'i”1Z~
._¢°li°- Sf°ms°h Cfemvs °f* ;;"z;:..*_:'_“...:';::’..'°:"::;';:.:‘;;:‘. 2:
    ' all the summer znanoeuvres being
abandoned.
` i ' ._ J _ - -I The records show this to be the
I ~_-_ a  V wettest August since 1881. This is
' A _  i - ‘ * ‘ the crucial time for crops. Unless at
_ _   least a fortnight of' B005 Wlllly
. _ . __
__  weather gives crops n change to
  only fair in quantity, while in qual-
harvest will be a total failure. Under
  L me nent eonuitio s inn crop win no
nd be salered the En lish
> i 8 _ » X
_ QD* £11 _ , lid;-elitawill certainly be far below the
_ ' _ __ _ - average. ' _ ' '
' image _ ' ` _ It i timafed th t th- coutlnuanc-J
~ ‘ _     of ralinsaand the uatowdrri weather
__ Y BE RAPIDLY `AND_EI"FEC'l'Iv& _ _ of the last week has cost British
' ` in* (XUBED BY THE USE OF ‘ ' farmers close to $100,000,000 in the
destruction of rops, nv-l another
fortnight of the c\ssme kind of wea-
I U   W  ther will mean a total loss of a
_ - ' -° ' quarter of n billion dollars.
The English wheat market is now
  _     depending on Amerlea's prospects
_ " . lla.  _ 'line crop reports from Canada and
I 'mf Hfieinefwilh s record oi cures extending over 65 Years. ine United sums are watched emu-'
` voir nom ewcrimem when you My lt- °“='Y- I” "-°°'*°‘“ "‘°‘ ‘°"‘° ““'
-~ ' ' V ._ hese countries this year
_ _ “mm ports from t
_im-,ivur_l-plvh» #null-r .who liicelo *ll ¥°llUl1lll* -.vm in nouns. 'rue _gow .nies -or
' ,. ' |¢_ ¢;|||.i | , o su om. _wri¢o...:‘\y|»s in Fen ,wheat in me London umrkel, lest
_,...,,, ,,,`,'_ ,,,f,§"”.,,,,,,.,,..f, 4°.;::"l';usn` let' wlilfsiarrlsse, we--bsesmns.  _"sk ssc only _i_8.500 cuertlre. nt
__,, _,H ,m"»’",| _,__,,.|, ,,,,.,,; Win., had lo :viii work. Our smile _ » ian average price of I5 lllfllinve and
l.lv..¢»i' din- rsh-y Dr. l"--wil-r'e Extent of \Vll‘l 5l"l*b°l’f!» "U . ill. ;six_penle as wrnllared with __l05._l00
_,,. \...,,,., | ».....|¢|.| n |»..u|.-, sud ior mkmg four m I wllhr e _ garters st an .xrsfssl 911"  Il-
,_ ku- always hu-has hollis in lhs iiolwe. We have __ _ lst* W' mms. ang ,ig  during _tho
s|o|.i¢nu. and lied if an slmllsnl remedy for summer compls .Mm _"nk I." “gh .mn prospect.
‘ __ ~» PRICE _' ‘ 85 cmng V of [ood crops in Canada and the
United Stchc with s lets! surplus
~ ’ g, ‘ng 1', Kltfflll U0.. Lllllll, "NUC, ml. ', _ for export./have held the price down li
so lsr and America is looked to to
_ 1:. st n. vs
through Charlottetown yesterday,~
-___ g
Mr. Thompson/ the new organist?
and choirmaster of the First Method-
gfnning, should read the classiiisdi
F3’
H H llelrerlsuo. Charlottetown,
ups e passenger to Bouris, yesterday
W H Prowse, Murray Harbor, was
in Charlottetown yesterday.
Geo Mcduigan, Hunter River, wan
ln Charlottetown yesterday
Rev. J. J. McDonald, Grand River,
was in Oharlottetowncyesterday.
'line _.reu.niion'on the s. s. i-isis-_
.borough in Charlottetown harbor was
poltpohsd last evening on account ol
unfavorable weather. _
' Yesterday the eastern' express in
U§_dl.l'_1_qt-_t%§;n at 5.20 _p. m. on time;
,g.iidf.tl;s"._;_ nisli express at 10.40 p.
,i;i.., __¢U&ty_l|_:_lnutes late;
 Johnson, Charlottetown, was
_s  :stunning from Alberton
gssterqi y. Mr..-Johnson brought four
black _foxes _wlin nun. for cnc spring
lain-_k muon. _ _
-0_win,p| to ,Die _greatness of .the crops
in Western Canada it has been found
.necessary to run n, third ~ harvesters
excursion. The date ol same will be
Sept. Ahh.
Subscribers and others are asked
tc remit _by Money Order or by Reg-
‘sfererl Letter. The Guardiah is noi
responsible for remittances forwarded
other than as above.
T. B. Butt, representative of 'fidg-
way’s tees, arrived in (}_hal`i0tt€t0Wll
Tuesday _evening and will call on thc
trade throughout -the month of Sept-
endaer. Ridgway's tens arc known
the world over for their excellence,
in flavor, having won the gold medal
in Lonilnn 1911, and enjoys the ler-
gest trade of hifrh grade tens in the
world. This is the first time
the trade of this province have 'had
an opportunity to purchase, their
zoods through ri direct representa-
tive. `
'.:A fair, fresh complexion is an add-
ed charm in the summer timeand to
those who wish to possess a good
complexion ue recommend Rexall
Vanishing Cream which insures n
fresh complexipn free from redness or
blotches. Sold with the Rexall guar-
antee. A jar 501:. Tile McKinnon
Drug Co., corner Great George and
Kent Sis. ' Mif-
::Buntain,' Bell A: Oo. fur best. coal,
lo'_west prices, l. 1-23dtf.
"'Another lot of English ginghams
worth 124: for 9 nt Patonsf 8-Zfllvltf
NEW BA’l‘TLEfli-HPS PRO-
VIDED WITH 14-INCH GUNS
LONDON, Aug. 27-The new bat-
tlenhips provided for by the current
year-'n estimates. the Times says. will
be longer than the Iron Duke class
now building. 'rhey will be armed
with 14-inch guns and will be PPO-
-vided with n curved armoured upper
deck and funnel protection to resist
attacks from air craft.
DIE-D
___s._.
DAVIS-ln Charlottetown, Aug. 23.
1912, Capt. William Davis, in his
87th year. Funeral will leave his late
residence. Spring Park, Friday morn-
ing at 8.45, to St. Dunstan’s Cath-
edral, thence to R. C. Cemetery-
'._FOR HOME BREAD MAKERS.
Thodsands of letters, from satisfied
users oi White Swan Yeast- Cakes,
prove that it is good reliable yeast.
Ii your grocer doesn't sell them ad-
vise White Swan i~lpices\& Cereals.
Limited, Toronto, Ont., and ask for
free sample.
TRANSPORT SINKS. `
SHANGHAI, China, Aug. 27--The
United States transport Liscom sunk
in_ forty' feet of water alongside its
wharf today. The vessel was under-
going repairs. _ 'Phe captain believes
she tan be raised. The cause oi_ thc
accident has not yet been ascertarncd.
'_ `-` wan 1NEv1'rABi.E.
tween Great Britain 'and Germany is
inevitable unless arrangement cen-
be made for curtailment of arma-
ments, stated Lord Congleton *in an
interview here. I-Ie declared even wal'
would be better than a continuance
of the present ruinous competition in
naval preparations and he exill`0S90d
gratification that the Canadian Gov-
ernment should have come farward
at this time to let the world and
Germany know that the Dominion
was eager to go to the aid of the
Motherland.
Discussing Ulster’s attitude to-
wards Home Rule his Lordship, who
is a fervant Qrlionlst, said that
,within the near future action of a
kind that would surprise the Liberal
party would be taken. what t.he_
plans were he said would be kept sec-
ret until they take ~'form. He _ior-
sted the _defeat of the Asquith ln-
rtry before the end the normal
term or the passage ol Home Rule
and he expressed the belief thnt Un-
ioulsts would repeal the Parliament
Act.
Lord Congleton is about to _start _
on a hunting expedition into British =
Columbia, Lord Congleton predicts '
that Lord Lawnsdowne will be the _
. t Premier of Great Britain. _
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_»_~ __ QQQOOOOOOIOOO _ ,_ ` ,_lavc situation in llngland. __
-_fnr thc confirmation of the report of
,J __ _
EDMONTON, -Aug. 2-7-War he-_
~ i~’°-‘~ “C til  .S2223 ff?§ZI1“.1f” _
Spruce street Philadelphia, on Aug
6. less than two weeks eilter her*
marriage
The missing woman is the daughhira
week and they wcnt to Philadelphia,
and after being married began nongo-
keeillng on Spruce Street
Letters sent _by members of her 1
family tothe- residence in Philadel "
Dhia and which were returned was _
the first information that they had
that anything had happened, and the'
investigation that followed showed
that she had disappeared.
Through information supplied by
Mr. Meyers’ attorney, the district,
attornev's office in New York in mag.
ing an investigation and looking for
a well known actor, who was known
to be friendly' with the missing Uo-
man before her marriage.
ANNA HELD AND _
' HER DIVORCE.
NEW YORK, Aug. 27-Anna Held
the actress, who “just can't make nor
‘YVES behllve-H1086 big brown eyes
“lat Ncfllle revs” is having trouble
with hill' llllllllication for a divorce
from her husband, Florenz Zieglielfp'
the producer,
Supreme Court Justice Amend hns
denied the motions of her attorneys*
the referee, Edward G. Whitaker, (av.
orlng an intrslocutory decree.‘ Justice
Amend,rul|.-d that witness had not
Signed the evidence ns required ny
th; code _of cnurt procedure.
C Otw 'Mills Held must appeal to the
Bgsr _tfio have the referce’s report 1-es
_ ml P0- As illere is no provision
‘il Justice Amend's decision for a rn-
heamlg. it is possible that the
crlntonnf the F012 Of "Miss Innocen
. _ _ -
;’;_____"lll_B_l1 begin her suit all over R-
_ g
__ Deafness fennel be Cured
_ Y Don applications, no gh ,.
_reknch _the diseased portion ,|°]y¢f;%"',1M
3`..:".';":,-r"..'"c°~'~r 'Q  - 
Damn: __ _ll Y unutiiutvpnnl res Edin,
tion ofthdgrlsitgdigg§l:l';i':rl1%'ll\':ll:i c?m;1i'
kat:/?=\;'I'i`lr‘i¥>I'a" tm' mb” E” l"|"lll?:1l“;:r\\v
,nm and whelnl_l_ii Tguginiitpramperinnt hear
mea is the result. and f.'f.'°|fIn2l.l'|I:di` '|i§§‘,fI`
:::..':.°.f.-is-.°.::‘.::.°::.:.m.u‘-:.~“»-~~-~
‘ . F
:|‘u.,2° "°"""’Y°d f0"0vflr: Dine cnsgdmlzl
-_-_-~_¢_.
oston. Cambridge, Philadelphia and
New Yorgfhavrmlieen :shked :.0 ses;¢_:h
Ev on, 1 d
bile. ol wdliun H nulon, ima -  N G
master of the United Fruit Com
pany's ship Admiral Dewey, who dis- 
°"°“°d 'mm M' '°°m°“°° 't m CONTAINS no KLUM
I IN CANADA
_toni s..\ls iP'tlusn‘--  C N*
::.....:f ':.°........it':_.‘:.' ::...§‘...... *_ _ save Moser
to muon se Englewood, N. ., on .' THE
July 24, while in New Jul-se to ne. I r “   s|zE
tend the funeral of her grandbither. _  ' _ _.
The young couple had been friends '  
32:. .:.-*..'.:.'.',’;‘.i>' "i.c.°:;“ 1 iS'>‘l“‘i»=" °”'i°£S
The courtship lasted ‘less than |i._   
,dT;',; 029’ “lf§‘{_‘;§° mf* ‘;'““.f°°°“" .moons nnrusn 'ro i>nEs1nE. mused to preside ne ine second mal
t __ sh °1¥t"!;°°w J ° "_ “may “ff --- of Clarence S. Darrow, the Chicago
hiatus", 'E1 F ‘fy “°“ W 1°” U" ms ANGELES, Cul., Aug. 21- inwyer, onnrgoa with pu-y mining in
letter f;_omm;;_~ 'twgygf y§s"_;';:e:_°1;_ All of the twelve superior court his handling of the McNamara mul#
t`nan,,age_ in which she told him_ judges of Los Angeles County have der Uial.
i 1 .' '-..'r_.-. _
SCHOOL SUITS
GOOD SC HOOL CLOTHES like good books
and good company have a lasting effect on a Boy’s
life.
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Uur School Clothes are
made for us by~a special ‘
maker in accordance with
our dictation.
The fabrics are very care-
fully. selected for- good ap-
pearance and for durability.
The seams are strongly
sewcd, and all points where
there is any special strain
are doubly strengthened.
'Sulis af $3. Sl. $5.
OUR good Suits are very
much cheaper than at any
other store in the City.
By having our Permanent
buyer at Montreal.
Inside of one of our Go0d_
School Suits the buy can romp
andplay and does not hav!!
to be careful.
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Unparalleled Sale
 of Summer Dresses
at M atchless Prices
$9.00 now $6.00.
sleeve $10 oo now $6.75.
now $2.25.
_$3.25, $1.70
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O_ur Stock of these Dresses is _too large. --The
Rainy Season left them on hand--Otherivise the regular
_ low prices would have sold them all.-.-
- Now they are yours at 3_3 1-3 per cent discount or 1-3 off--which is less
than cost.
Let\ Us Describe Them to You
White Organdy- deep Embroidered F louuce 3-4 sleeve low neck size 3 4-
Do size 36 all over Embroidery-set in sleeve $6 75 now $4 50' '
White Mull do size_34-36 ~ Deep Embroidered Fiuuuce, high neck, 3-4
White Mull do size 36, low neck wide Insertion with flowered all over
Embroidered Vi/aist, very beautiful Moo now $4 75 _
White Mull do-low neck - set in sleeve 36 - 39-$3.25 for 12.45
While Linen Dress--Blue and White dotted Sailor Collar-- 36--$3-50
Fancy Muslin do While and Black ii iwered 36-41:-$4 75 now $3 6 1. -
Do in Stripes and Checks $6 mnow $4.00.
Blue and White Muslins_siz_~_ 36 - $6.25 now $4.00
Also dotted Mu§l.f,i_is in Mauve and Grey, High Neck, Lace Yoke, New
Poplin _effect 3.25._now 6.25. ` - I ’ _
Also nk and Light Blue Mulgls all sizes $3 25, $4_75,“$5.5o now $2.20
We have also s big showing of Gingham Dresses in  bllshes and
Ch|ldr¢.n’s at l-3 off regular prices to clear.
REDDIN
x i7 Queen Street.
Tl-Ili STORE THAT SAVES YOU MONEY.
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