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 ---------' -'|_SlillM1-Illslllll. Alllllllulii silo riiiiiilr couii
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-It pays to buy ln this Province- --E Gunn and children, Toronto., * '~ _._  _   _ _ _ __ . -- - f ' I
 a MGI#///`/Iflyfhwf
Season Sale
of Dre ss oods
eo l’Il§(_`lf.S A'l"l`R.-\L"l`l\`l~I l)RES.S Ci)()l)S
iii iii.'iii_v styles, iiiuuy we
iiigs, rnlucis' riiiiiiin_i-_' fri-iii 75C to 1.75 per _\'I1f<l»_Wlll
be plzieed oii szile this
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igths :iud'n vzirietv Of C0l0f'
iiioriiing at lust, per 
Aeriex Cellu
regular 3
This is the fine, L
soft :iuil
\\'e
;i< n .\3c;i<oii`s cull lil
.sto--1:. re-;;‘iil;ir 3.51: suit
l"le.sli colored czls
re;(iil:ir i.I_§ e:ii~li for...
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firiii. 'l he shirts li;i\'c long s ei.-res :ini
the lli‘.iwci's _"ire full length.
have :ill the rcgiilzir sizes; and we offer,
lar Underwear
50 lor 2.25 i
-lose iiiesli iiiiil-10. white
rlgaiii the uliole 2 
for per suit only °
li nicre iiiiilerwcnr 
Colored R
Season`s end
.~\ll the l'olori;~<l Rullii
siilc toil iv at :i clit priie til elf.-:ir ilieiii ont- :ill ladies
si/.es :intl :i uiilc \';irie-ty of
' l colors. 'I`lie.\e_li:i\'e 
solil ri_.;lii :iloug :it 25e no .
S Men’s Solt
worth
l§\'l".l{\' .\l:\f§ \.\'_ll.L VV/\f\I'l` one or two of
this rle:lriii;;' out liiic. 'l`lii:y are iiicc sliirts of iuaiuy
]i.'ii.tci'iii; ~\\'cll iilmlc-`-_igoiiil litters-liiiers' we sold 
I .
here :it 75s to i.oo clcziriii
Dress Giiighams worth to l5e lor Sc
llcre is' ii lnirgniii cl
iii $1.00 506 .
adium llose
25e tor i9e i
ini f;toi-laiiigs :ire Iilnrerl on
Shirts i
g out :it jus. 
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day morning.-S.
-Children’s suits selling at one-
third off at I-lolman’s, Summerside.
l 'I-2Bdr3i.
-S. S. Lester, Fredericton, was in
Summerside yesterday and registered
at the (`lifton House.-S. -
-Odd lines Of men’s suite selling
at half price at Holman's, Summer-
giile, i 7-28dl‘3l.
-Miss Annie Watson, Charlotte-
side.-S.
-Xoliths' and boys' suits selling at
one-third ofl at Holman'i-1, Summer-
Bi.i@_ 7-28dr3i.
-J. B. Bowbanks, Toronto, is in
Siiininersiile and registered at the
Clifton House.-S.
~Miss Jessie Lefurgey of Uttuivu
is spending her holidays at her home
in St. Eleanors.--S.
-The Summersiiie market prices
yesterday were the salue as when last
i|iiote<l_-->`.
ternatiuniil Harvester Co., was iI\
Suinuiersiile yesterday.-S.
--Itoy Holman, Summerside, who
was a witness on the Web8te!` Cl1S'2
returned from Georgetown yesterday
-S. _
Mrs. V, .\`eedli:ini, of East Bostoii,
in visiting her sister, Mrs. James
Harris, lirlf-bar St. She is accom-
pnnie.-i by her young son Ralph.
Ji-rrolil l\’lcl.ean left yesterday
morning to visit his brother, 'I`. A.
Mi‘l.eiiu, at Miirtilc Mountain, (_`.B.,
hefiire returning to Montreal.
-All advertising in Bummerside
and liurnl Daily, as well as all liew
and renewal subscriptions, should bc
handed to Miss Amy G. Burrows.
this issue re tenders for the purchase
splendid o|ipol'tunity for iinyoiie de-
iciiice for the early hii_\'cr,
pretty igiiigliziiiis, :ind :lloi of pretty iliiisliiis 8
vnliies to i_5c iiii :mile :it jii>1t.....  . _._ c
This Store closes Monday at 1 p. m. '
7-Zftlltl.
l""""'Ulf
F _J_ __ __ _.., _____._... W.__,.. wiv _
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A Half Pr°ce 
Sale of Womeifs  
'lk , '-
Summer Hai
\\'L-'rc i~li~riI itiig uit
.stylish sliiliiiicr liiits iii
iclo iii the stock inii_~.i gi
'llii-si: :lie .ill ~'ili~li, iii-iv hit.-, Nii.l|:wi'il ill .ite
r.|\i'ii|g. .-\s siiiliii i.i-.liii\ii.ilil.- .liiil _uiiotl as .i|i_\'iiiii‘ ‘ ii il
\\.llil. .\ri~ .slnnrii iii llic iii-\\.~-.i ii|\-to il.iii~ -.Inipi-~.. iiiuiiiii-il
iiiiil iiiiiriiiiiin-il.
Ari- still uoilli i-\~~l'v i~~~iii of il.c \l~i|.\l piivu but .lic tgir-
ilii( lliiw ill ||.\l.l'¥l'l{ lt,`|{.
Reuben Tuplin fs? Co
Keiisiilgstiiii,
<ltusrlliit`
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~i-to »-_ -‘-..~;~ =
iiir ciiiiii- stork of \\'i>iiii:ii’.~a i
ll.\l.l"~l’l{l‘_‘li-~ every :iri-
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.I .\l’.-\f\'l'lSl'l 'l`\`|'lliltlN
'l`i\l\'lir, .lilly 27-.\liii'c thiiii ii iiiiii-
flf"\| In-i=:oii.~' :ili~ lilflil-\‘l-il ti, have
lout thi-ii ll\'i».~1 i-iirly tiiilliy iii till*
typlliioii \\hii'li .~'\\’i-pt iivi-l 'l`iikio :iiill
Yokiiliniii.-i. l»’~.it_v boilivs \\'i-rc rif-
covi-reil this iiiiiiiiliiig iii thi- rlllsiiki
llliitrirt. iiiriiiiliiiig 22( i>i~i-iipiliitii of il
hoili-ii: of lil hiliii-, wliirli wus wiislii-il
“Will bi-fiiie thi- lviiiiiits- roiilil i-i-i-
"al"`-- Tlllf l'l`\ll'Ul'il’ loss will he
l“rl<"~ “l\l'>' lllillillir \'i~i-'si-ls :iiiil s' ‘llll
coiistwise i:i.itt url: inissilig,
.il:.\ll' ix l-zxi-oii'l‘s 'ro i'_.\_\;_.\ii,~i_
W.»\siiix<;'i‘o.\'_ .ini as-,i ii-vi.-W
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2.30
*ou sl ii
2.00
2.40
l.
Morris
l'}\tl'iiet,i»i~. It ln-als, soiitlies, eiiri-sl
G _ lor all tiiui-_ _-\cl:i-pt no i-illlistltutc
 for l'lit_iiiiiii’s l‘iiinli*si~i (‘oi'n and Wiirt
l‘I_\t.i:li'ti»i. l’ricc 250.
Clear --
S I  U.\'l,llil'l`Ell Nl,'.\ll$l~Jlll~l lll'ZQUIlt.l~Jll.
a e 'l’lioiis:iii<ls upon tliollsiiiiilsof farm
of -_ ,_ liiborers will be wanted in Wcsterli
de:':"':f`::l'"':;\.<;;fi;r'rl`:ho;efr.°'l`lo lt‘nnadi\ this ycnr. in fact. more helli-
womm-smn md chm_°|m'_ “_ ers than ever' before. The crolis ure
fords we are offering our fnll lnrwr' “ml _':""“c‘l“°"lll' ul” ‘l°”“l"“l
"ack for lnhiir will be greiitcr. 'l"lie iiiiim.
A' 2° d. Tl furi\u liihléirers’ excursion will leave
pef un* "¢oun‘ t\‘0l'C 1 lli(,- unil 25. lu the mean-
SLGS gmac rm SLM "le Ret ready. the notice is short.
_g. in ii , ,
:'42 _‘ N  ‘l-not truiibles, such as cra|npell,‘
- _ H - overlapping toes, hammer toes, soft
of thi- foil-ii_'|i triiile of the l7iiiti~il_
>`tiitcei in the lust twelvi- iiiiiiitlisl
slliiivil ii sieiiily ilii-.rcii.~4i- in voiiiiiii-i'i'i:
\\'itli (`iiliiiilii :iuii thi-_ Uriellt. l‘}x-
|ii»i't.~a lriiin thi- l`iiit¢-il h`tiiti~i-i tiil`iin-
_-iilii iunipi-il fi-oin $2liL,i|oii_iioo to $270,-
i|iii>_iilliI, :ihil iiilliiirts friiiii (':iinlilii iii-
i-i-.-ns-.-.i .;-_ir.,i»oi»_oiiii to ;iiii,iioo,iiuo_'
('oiii|»;iriitive iiilti'i-ilses iii business
with i'liiliu iiiiil Jlliniii ntl- also evid-
i-lit.
I
t n.\.\'i:ii:ii is .i soiili i'oii.\'. I
. When pliirliell null ii-ritiitcil by ii_
iight boot, si-i-ioiis iiiIiiiniiunt.i'ou ili~
vi-l-ipii. Why slltlei' wht-li ill tweiity-
four hollis you i':iii get ciireil with
i-iiv_|iaiii's luiiiili-su t‘orn :ind Wiirtl
1-urns between the toes ondlngrown
toe~nnils are corrected rind |,¢|-mn".
the toon und in
»Hlf|l<-ills. and all conveniences. This is
-A serious motor bout :icciilent
toop place yesterday in Suminerside|
.
liiirlior. 'l`. B. Grady uccompilnied by
l’etei' Kenoy was trying out his new
niotor boat, which had just arrived
hi' thi- S. S. (lascapedia yesterday
inorning. 'l`ey were going at ri high
riito of sin-ell und were trying to
t
steer rrli-.ar of the schooner Towlinc' _Miss Amy i;_ H,,rr,_,w,,,' who con.
when the bout struck l'leid’s wharf
hoiiil on and drove in her bow. Mr.
(lriiily wus not seriously injured but
badly shaken up. Mr. Kenny it is
thought hnll some bones broken in
his leg. The boat. filled with water
and is badly broken up.
“_-\ pri-ttv event took place at 8.30
rl. ni, Wednesday, Jlllv 26th, at the
home of John 0. and Mrs. Gordon.
Alma. when their eldest daughter,
Mary Beatrice. was united in mar-
riage to William Thomas Horne of
Fllmsilnle. The ceremonv was per-
formed by the Rev. J. H. McHattie
In the presence of s large number of
zuests. The bride. who was very be-
ciiniingly attired in n hand embroid-
ered white silk gown, was given
away by her father. Sha was at-
tended hy her sister, Miss Hazel Gor-
don. who looked very pretty in white
nuislin with piile blue trimmings.
'Phe groom was allnbrirteil bv his bro-
ther, lddward H. Horne. Miss Mary
f‘lnrke played the wedding march.
fitter the ceremony and congratula-
tions the guests partonk of a sumpt-
nus ii-ailding slipper. The bride was
the i~ei-.init-.lit of manv handsome pres-
ents. Mr. and Mrs. Horne will make
their home in ldlmriilale.
TENDERS
Sililleil tenders, addressed to the
liiiili-rsigniui, will be received up to
Wednesday August 9, l9ll.
Al I n`c|nc|t p m.
for the iuzirlinsc of the two
acres ot hind in 'Pryun with
iiiiilse thereon, iircupled by W. H.
lloiiil :is it resiilence, ns well as with
geiicriil store, shed, hnrn and other
oiitlillildiiigs thereon, ull in perfect
l'i\p:iir. Also for the purcliase of
sercii und iincliulf ucrcli additional
ol liiuil iieiii' at liiiud. All of the land
is in excellent condition anil the en-
tire property is nenr churches,
an excellent opportunity for any pcr-
iiiiu ilesiriug u good business stand
and lioliie ut li right price.
'l‘lie piireliiiscr of' the two acres of
lnnil and bilildliigs thereon will have
the in-ivili-ge of piirclirlsc or lion-pur-
i-Iuisc of the seven nnil one-hiilf acres
iiililitionnl. Tenders to be for the
two iicrcs with buildings and the sev-
en rind one-half acres, or for cach
sniiariite.
'i‘erins--For the two acres with
buildings: Unsli, or one-half cash and
the balance to be covered hya mort-
gage on the property for three years
ut 5 per cent. interest per annum
with privilege of paying principal and
interest to date at any time within
that period, the hulldings to be kept
insured by the purchaser for at least
the iiinount of the mortgage.
For the seven and one-half acres of
Innd: Cash. or one-hall cash and the
hiilance to be covered by mortgage
with same conditions as above, ex-
cept. that nf insurance.
nr The highest or any tender not
necessarily accepted.
I-‘or further particulars apply ,to W
e ll Il
ently cured with pr, ge, ni T _ H. llnod on the premises or nt S. E. P 2
th liigiii. __ 'rhlii oiiviee malillitezs .life lleiire. Tryon. ed “Bring Deep" Serge
ii I-liinitury and |im¢_ J. P. HOOD, _ every three yards'
tical rellel. Fm- men and ‘Omen
P. o. sox ss,
-Mrs. Carr of Charlottetown Wu' -John P. Smith, Kinkora, was
a passenger by the Empress yester Summerside yesterday.-S.
-D. A. Wedlock representing the In-l
agent, Summer Street. 7-4drtf.i _
_‘“tc"U0" is drawn to me ml" in sale of boys' and inen's suits. All
"l tw" “Wes of mud in TWO" withliiiililiit clleiirmdut at less than the cost
house on suiue; also for the purchuselor "mum_1ct,,,.e_ “_ ,|~_ “,,1,n,m_ 1,q_,1__
of seven and one-hall acres addition-ISumm-e,_Sm,,_ 7.2g,||»3i_:
nl of lzinli near at hand. This is ii; ____
and one pant and vest maker -W A -E H McDonald Beds ue, was in
»-.
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-Mrs. G. R. Roberts, Toronto, is!
registered at the Clifton House.,
Summerside.-S. I
--The Morning Daily Guardian can.
be obtained at Ladert 's Tonsorial'
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Parlors, Summersldo. 12-16drt-1 -
-Miss Freda Morrow, of Souris is_
,visiting in Summerside the guest vol;
ithe Misses Dorothy and Wanda WY;
att.-S. <
-All news, advertising and sub-I
should be handed to H. Clark. Allen!-
_ 1-25di't.f.
town is visitiog friends in Slimmer-Kscriptions in Alberton and vicinity.
‘ Miss Larletta Kielly of this city is
,spending li pleasant holiday at Stun-
‘iey Bridge, where she is the guest of
Miss llell.
l -All news in Siimmerside and vici-
lnity should be handed to 'Ernest Mc-
lQiiarrie, Guardian News Correspoii-
_ dent. 7-li-ldrtf.
l -Mr. l'attersoii, representing illc.
Peerless horse shoe nail (‘o of St.
John, was in Sumuierside yestci‘daY--
-S. .
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-Mrs. Martha Shea_0ilcrB for salcv,
her coiiifortable dwelliulli llurn und*
stables, also eight acres of land, as,
luill be seen by adv. iii, this issue.
l --llrzice, McKay & (`U~. S\lUll“el"
,sidi¢, can save you money on furni-
lture of iill kinds, and they have the,
lb(-st selections to he hall in this:
f|.i-oriiice. 7-;55dtusrf2w._
2 1** .
i --iiwiug to the iiiipossibility of sc-,
|eui~ilig supply there will be no seryice,
lin thi- l'i-esliytcrian eliiircli at hen-,
;sili;,fton, Loiiiiniwiw, Sunday. llev. Mr.,
illaittel- will iiold service at Lori!-Z llll-'j.
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j -The new l’resLiytcrian Manse nowi
‘being erected on the liiilli fornierly,
and vicinity mr The Mommg Dnnyluiviieil liy Mrs, llr. lleuirsto on lieu-,
ltrul St. is well under way and will,
prolmbly be ready to occupy the last-
of Noveniber.-S. .
. ~l)on`t miss Holiiiiiii's clean-\lP
‘mo ilete and bioken li\'l0H
-'i‘lie (`asc._i>eiliii arrived in D011’
siriiig a good hllsiiiess stand iiiiil;y,.stUr,|,,y ,,,i,,~,,;,,g ,,|,,,ut .g 3, ,,i_,l
lanil in excellent coilllition iiiiiiiqcur,-ying H general cargo. While ilni-li
cliliri.-lies, schools and all conven-img at i*-,we,,'H wimrf she struck the.
helices. For further piirticllliirs aiii>ly,,,m} of the wharf carrying away three’
1'* W- H- l‘ll'Ul-l. 'l`Y`Y0ll~ ‘or four posts. She left about eight
li
V1. in-"i . ... ,
._pumps!_ Piinipsl This is ii line
tlint llriice, McKay & (`0-. Sllllllllel"
side ciiii give extra _value in. 'i'licy
:irc offering pumps 50 per cent l‘.i'n\i
er and stronger than cheap aiiiviliiii-
:it no extra icost. 73~:5l‘.ii-irl2w.
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ducted The t_liliirdinn's Branch (lflice
iit Siiiiiiiiersiilc so efficiently for
__ __ _  __ _ here is
ai.-.,_______
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c ' --- - irc visiting in Sumrrierside.-S. l ` ._ ‘L   ' I
-Wanted at o ce on co t maker i - _ »  
 ‘ stewart, siimmerliaide. e a'°1-28'd2t Sumrlierelde 'yeswrdlu'--Sli  ` \ _ fi Ei'  l  ' t
-_ - YN! DUGHT T0 WEAR. _ »,
About Ie
The man who buys his clothing
here, buys the best that skilled
and
experienced w01’l<m@11
know _how to make
/ THESE ARE EXCELLENT SUITS
FOR THE MONEY. 'riiay are made fr°m\==
dark brown Euglisli Worsted with faint green
stripe and make a very _ ed _
suit. The triminiugs are the some a_s l}S 111
r more ex eusive suits and the price is only
°“ P ...sions
\ _  _ /
$1 0.00
handsome summer `
/ 'rms surf is ]us'r A Li'r'rl.r<: BET-
TER GRADE, and yoii` get nll`tl1e diflfcreiice
if price in the quality of Clfllll- l‘fX¢`ll-l~"'l"e Pat'
terus, well niade,we .riui ' ' e'
$1 2.00-----\
ll t iiicil .lull qiiiirnnteed
to keep their shape. Price......... 
$1 5.00--°-K -
K- Wil. H A\ E JUST RLCF-.i\ ED another
shipment of these _popular priced suits. _They
are hnud tailored throughout and comprise all
the newest patterns. l’rice.......... _........$|5.0ll
& Other Suits at $3.95, 4.90, 5-5ll» 7-50-
N
s
€:>
is
Strictly '   __ \ '  
Cash
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l ~  ]JI1\’II’_l ED  `
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-Johii t`iiiiii, Keiisiligtoii, was in- -llcv. Dr. Moiiugllllll» lVllSC0\\Cl\€.
_ . .
uiiimiersidi: _vi»sti:i~il:ly.--.\`. wiis in Hlininierside yesterday.-b-’
-A. _-\. ;\li~l‘allll, l-Illi-rslie, wits in -H. Jiiiires, traveller, K'-harlotte~
.\‘llniiiiei'si<ie _\'i~sti~l'il:i_v on ini:-iiiii-ss, H. town, was in Hllniiiielslile yesterdayw
sonic tinie piist, luis reiugiied, and T _ H "*'“t ' _I _
l'Il'iicsr Mcqlliirric will in future, lie- _ - l- (-11 ull , _ >\Iiiiliiers\\c._ V9' __ __ _ _ _ L
giiinilig with next week, be ligent, in tliaiieil ii-lun iii-oigi-tiiiiii yi_stliil.i). \  noicli;i\i;ié;;ie;3u§hlir;“
addition to his present ilutlcs of cor- "- ~ ____  h;;:l‘m;;_l}_ lfssmwl _‘L '
'““l’°“‘le"l' '-1~‘i-i-ii .i. i-:_ \\'i~i~,»i-i, iiepiiiy ;\l'_iie- --I t I \
- -' ‘  -- ' ' ' " r - `l news :iiiver isllig ani sui-
_Th d th f M F ter' wlfc till, hiiiiiiiiiisiili, iitiiiiil<l`iioiii lg: 'Ar _ .` "_ '_ _ _ _
of Jog" if MCL; e0dM,§hic§s 0L.c,,,.md nisli ycsteiwiziy iii.-i~iiiii_i;.--»h. lsciriptioiis iu :siiiniiieisiile and \icinityF_
t the Hafe h)E;)ita'l qlmdnv m0m_ ~--~- 'should hc hiiiiilcil to Ernest Mctiuar-l
fl _ Id t ill Hb ‘k r-Up.. --J. S. Allen, .\'iiii'iiiii-l's`rilc, re- pie, Agent. 7-29drtf.
mg' M B 0 N' UU O 1 ' u til i - terliu' inoriiiiig from
r _ rnel yrs '_\
most pathetic Story' The dmumi ileorgt-tovi'ii.--.\‘. ' -John A. McKay, reiircsentillg the
stances sm-mu" ing the death of OM . lliteriiatlonal Harvester (‘o, of Ken-
nnd Mrs. Foster. Two years later,
thus leaving the children to be cared
for by more distant relatives. Mnry,‘
the oldest, was cared for by an aunt,
Mrs. Patrick McGrath of the Brad-
lord district, wlille Helen, a tivo-
mouths-old baby, was taken to ii
home ill LOWEII and later taken fi‘om
that institution by ii Mrs. Anderson
of Lowell. At the age of 14 Mnry
left her home with her aunt to care;
for herself null younger sister, whom,l
up to this time, she had never seen.
Locating her in Lowell they began
life as sisters, always living tug;-th.
or and seldom was une secu unless
-icconipauied by the other, Fum-
Yenrs ago they canic to reside in this
-tity, luiiking their hmnc at 16 Whiti-
lltreet. A heart-broken husband,
.Iohn A. Mclieod, as he journey; lm,
"HY fvlllly on that voyage ot several
hundred miles, had little thought ou
the 24th day of March, when tliev
were qiilctly married at the |im~s¢,|i
age of the First (‘.i,i||-ci, in f_|,,._ U,-mi.
into iiiiiu-ict ily nav. Mr. sinekpois'
tliut the little figure dressed in white-
rind hearing thc look of dctcrluiiin~
UOII to make a happy little lionlcl
tlirougli life for the hilshanll she had
chosen would in such ri short tlmcl
answer to the call of the Great Splr ‘
lt. Mrs. McI.eoil’s death came nfterl
ll" llll'l0l‘5 Ol 0fllY n few weeks, when!
she was operatell iipon for nppendlci-`
tis, inortitlcation having set in, and
lille Passed away at an early hour
Sllflllhy morning at tha age of 25
Years, 3 months and 15 days. Mr.
McLeod in employed as n. plumber at
the Mlll“l`0».V & Illlllllule store on Wat-
!" Stfvfft. and hit! UIBDY friends
learn with regret of his sorrow.-
Haverlilll Exe. A.
L. I lx' 11|;
Ask your tailor for
Brluy Dee ser e.Stamp-
i’35c. each. The TWO Mats. _ dnl] 7-35dt14i. C|llrl0tf»¢tUWl, P_. I. I.  
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Enterprise Monarch
Steel Range
with (ilzius O\"‘n l)i\i\r. .»\i‘i~ll':itu
Ou-ii 'l`liciuiiiineli‘r, (`\\lili'i\lli'r
l):|liipcr,Sinlrn<-riiii; Cover, .»\lutil~
iviizril Oven, 'l`lii'|'|ni\|ni‘ti‘r tiuiile,
Duplex Grate. Broiler Lift, End
lleuilli, Top limi !\lli‘l|`, Nickel
Side Shelves, and Toivcl limi on
llnt Closet.
Supplicil with lmse or fort firlgl
with conl or wood fitiiiigll, as iles-
ired. '
The above fc:iliii'i'rl n-like ii the
most roiiipleic steel rslntgc oil illi-
mnrkct. »
|~jX;|mii-0 Ihr MON-\llL"ll :ii our
/\genl‘s, or write for circiilar.
'l`ll_l'I ENTERPRISE
i l`-'0UNl)RY (0 '-
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of the best and most widely known - -- _ - -- _. _ . . _ ,- t ,_
young women of the city is such that 7  “us ul >'m`"“elBlde yes el
it young husband who, only 13 weeks   - . ______
ago' leildtof ltlhefallaf. E fh“rmm§ _ L!oiiiliirf.iiii_i-iiiv.-iIi_-ir.‘ir-ii :in-i _~;i.iliie -'1‘euiiis McLellan, Griind River
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' . ‘ ' .- ` W ‘ ` ' ` ‘ ` " lu ' f. ' t . -
the iitue inrm, ri-posed in .-i white l'-1-~1» »\l'i_»,'-full,-_,M S,,,___, §‘;;"§‘&‘,‘_“ 0" " ’ ""‘”““ "l’ ° ’“‘
sealed casket, to the quiet little town ` ' _-\lb:iii_v, l’. E.I. ` ____
Ol -‘lllleflllni l’- E- I-. £0 he Placed ill 7"2l"lll . -Miss E, A. i`rlle and Mrs. North-
Yhe family l0t 0l_lll9 PHl`0“f-S- MHTY _ -L rigs af Boston iirrived in Slinilxier-
FOSUIT was l’0l`l\ IH Am99l>\1l‘Y ll/llil‘Cl1 ‘ side lust evening oil ii visit to their _
24. 1335. the tlulll-Zhi-9l` Ol -70h" A- * iiiotlier Mrsi D. D. i‘i‘lie.-S. Iclothing wiints supplied nt. Br0\\'l\9

-Hammocks, screen -loors, lee
cream freezers, oil stoves and ull hilt
yt-earlier goods at. money-suvilill
prices, at Brace, McKay & C0.. Sum'
merside. 'I-25dtusrf2w.
-Ui-:ing to the denianil for laborers
in the West thc Grand Trunk. Rail-
way have arraiiged that laborers can
travel over thc I. (_‘.. ll. and G. 'I`. il.
to ull points in hliinitoba, Saskatche-
wan and Alberta. The excursion leav-
es here August second, Further pur-
ticulnrs ciili be had from  M.
Hicks, l. (‘. ll. Agent, Suniinerside.
RAILWAY lll.AMED.
l3lllllGEPUR'l`, Conn., July 20-
Coroncr Wilson in his finding in the
\\'rei~k of the Federal Express here on
Jlily ll, in \\'lii_c.li fourteen were
killed. finds that the New York, New
Haven and I-_l‘ai'tford Railroad was
criminally responsible, and that En-
gineer iiurtis was criminally negli-
gent.
"Men and boys are '.:et.tiiig their
now. They cull liiiy the best. really'
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Zli§‘"..l.’l§?l‘~i.§’,§ H`l‘§llii““iif§°°.?.‘$€l.'L‘§ This is ‘l‘° R°“*l° °"""5’ lpiilflfgli §.°.J?,."‘§lli““....‘l§`i‘..fl?Z.i“§3 """"'““" "““”  ‘" °'“"""“ "mm
passed away, leaving the care of the l10llS€l{CCpC1‘ l(‘»lig‘S tO , iirning to Summerside yesterday.
infant children to the father, whose ` 0555 q _ Her cargo going and returning was
death miioii-ea within ii shore time, -,-...~ P 5"' .mixed freighf~-S-
and save flllly 25 per cent.. of thci_`l’
money. 1lrowu’s prices are only
slightly above what ninnufactlirers
charge lui-ul credit liulisei-1. lllly at
sr..wii'r_ iss oiii-.eii sl.. T-28d2i-
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EXCELLENCK
_NECLIGEE shirts in Madras and Percale, attach
suurr,
Summer Shirts
forth as to the “Betterriess" of these
. Shirts would be so convincing as 2
tria
Buy one, and we are satisfied
you will purchase here in future
The fit, finish and fabrics are better
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tlan ever and patterns mostly EX
CLUSIVE.
cd or detached cliffs, white, light and dark patteruS
_ F.\'cry one a beauty 1_5¢ ‘LN h L15
Outing shirts reversible collar, single or double
Cliffll. in 'plain and fancy. These are made roomy and
perfect fitting _ 75,, $|'g0_“, L15
Soft collars and ties to match that wash per-
fectly 50° P" I”
Belts in every shade and size jog ig Q06
Invisable braces soc an ,gif
D. A. B r u c e
s'oiviii», ` _ “ Vietofim Row