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" FRIDAY. esilrumsa u. im- mm ie neu an emewi wm ciuh _ North Wiltlhlle, 8 Frank Gl¥d°ll»

Pure, full flavored spices

are the most economical the year round. The dehcate appetizing character of thee; products depend on your using the 11311! Qnnl' ity of We guarantee the purity and high quality of our spices They are the kind you can use with absolute certaintly of good

results.

Whole and ground mus-

tard, Cinnemou, Ginger, Peppers, Cloves Turmeric. Garlic. Allspice, Mixed Spices, etc. Essence Vine- gar of the greatest strength

and purity, White Wine and Malt.

.I.G.Jamiesou,

31188

Vernon Road, Lot B8.

Bull Onlf (under 1 year old and

y . ,. .

ue voyage is somewhat more sports |_ NG M. N over 6 month)-1 Wallace Steed. cular. but no more important, than A You A RANDFA.n_mR_,Higbileld

similar achievements which are he- ROBBED G Bn” Ce” (\ln<l°= 6 n\°n*l“ “nd °'°',

3 months-1. -Wallace Steed; Z Spur-

ing recorded in the land iourney from TORONTO, Sept 23-Stewart Me- geo” warn.. North _“vet nw Atlantic to the p°¢m¢ can; A Millan, the young farmer who dlsap- C W in muk U 5 old 54-hour schedule between Chicagoalld vm” B short "me ago robbed his and upwardl)-1 Win Clark, 2 Wm.

' peered so mysteriously from; Bello- ° °' ca ( yin"

» Clark. 3 Wllloeo Btead.

Seattle is now talked dr; Wm? :;u»5"°“d"°"h°" Wm’ mmager he w”': Cow in milk or- calf, 2 years old-1 |115" 91° 9559*" ‘mm 'W °r ° °f “"3” Wm' °‘ ”‘°“°y' ~ Wm Clark; I Jas Essory; 3 Wallace tba far Northwest in three days flat, He had drawn money from the Bt“d _

or from Bolton in 1 few hours more

bodied men has increased 133 per

numher of casual paupers has increas-

oheese lactory and despoeited the pro-| H\m'°|._ ‘f you °1d___1 Wauauil

time. In Provision for fast mails and~|'-:nas °‘ um ‘arm in lin mm name’ amd? | wmpllfk- il

and also forged a cheeue for $3,000\ H if C d

in the passenger accommodation fur- 'before leaving Belleville. 5 m:m?hs):l{ lpyear an ov"

ar .

'nished, these railroad achievements, He is in the United States. Mc-, Hum” Cm (lander 6 month. and

ards, Bideford.

cent. in that time. since 1900 the Stnllinn- 2 Ynnfn Old-1 Gen Donk-

endorff, North River; 2 Albert Inge,

ed 75 per cent Poo, laws and Qld, Mt Herbert; 3 Franhi Mutch, Earns- age pensions-the latter only a dis- Cllffe- '

-suised p8“pe,.iSm_wm not tammy Stallion, 1 year old: lst Gavin Hla-

this condition. They may afford re-

rding, Gral.iam's Roald, 2nd Wall-ace

Stead.

lief for suffering and need, and so far Fmy' 3 years old; 15; Robert R0_

- as they are necessary to t'u-at end they berts, Winsloe; 2nd Wm Vickerson,

are worthy forms of government hu_ North River; 3 John Walker, North

The Rwht Kind 0i atch

Repairing

No botch jobs leave

our store. We can make your watch keep time.

Prices not high for

first class work.

All work Guaranteed, G.

rnanitarianism. But while relievingl River'

Filly, 2 years old: lst John Rich-

pauperism, these laws do nothing to_ards_

Prevent it. And the- preventive ra- 1<*il‘_l`y, ll year old: lst Francis Chow- ther than the relief is the great need an- ms °e~ `

, - i Flfl909:1tE. <

of Great Britain.. It is every mans shu‘;Td;02nd J0hnSP'_ Mg.??:t§j0,I:,?3_ right '10 cnfn n llvlns- If in n lnln- ctoh; ara w. w. owen.

fortune for any man to have his liv- HMai';e, vévith Foal at foot: lst E. ~ .-d d 1 h' ' y way by ear z; nd Wm H. Godfrey, Marsh- :lf p;§;;ic“__B‘;;t0;'“G‘,'; field; ara John P. :\i.orris.

Mare not over three years old: lst

John Richards' 2nd John Richards;

_ 'Milla al Bed ‘ _ - `

‘are entitled to first place. Exch. io! golgd c‘K*3:c€e°r° “S 5 7°““5 nm” ;p'er 8 months) 1 Wallace Stand, 2,!

, - in Olarkl I INCREASING Paorsmlsiu. -*___*-* Herd. ennaivtinz or 1 Bull and 4

females, over one year old, and own-

The Lehi Government Board or ' ednnr ¢rl;{nl’t;»\§;;1h1j::it1i'Ctl‘»;r;-mmst ot Gfwt Brlwm '°p°"'° th" we in 1 Bull and 4 females under 2 years eV¢1'Y i-l1lfW'9¢V°ll P°"°°“5 in Eng* of age; bull to be owned-, and females land and Wales is a public charge. '1-' _ both owned and bred by the exhibi- Almost a million persons were in re- CLASS VI. Clydesdales Shires. tor-1 Wm Clark. “mt of poor Rue( the 3;-B1; of they Canadian Draft Horses Registered. Cl(;l;ll:mPl0“ Bull. Bn? 889 - 1 Wm- year, an increase in twelve months S¢B11l0ll- 4 Y€8l’S Old Bild llPWBl'd9- Cha;np1on‘mm1e| any Bge_1 wm_ of 3.4 per cent., the number of able- 1 P- S. Brown. City: 2 L- P- D0yl€. C18,-k_

‘bodied :male paupers having ‘been`St Peters, 3 Danie1.McGregor, Mon- (Continued on other p&g¢s_)

'increased 18,486. The number ofitagne- "

temponmy naupers among a1,\e_i Stallion, 3 years old-1 John Rich-

DOMINION - DUPONT

THE COMIINATION THAT

GUARANTEE PERFECTION

When ordering ammunition specify

IMPERIAL

' LNB

SOVEREIGN SHELL!

india with

Dupont Shotgun Smokeleu

Loaded by the Demihaeh cmriage ce.. I-ul Montreal, Canada

ON SERUUUS CHARGE- 3rd John Richards. _"'NTold’goods shown. Remember

-_- Champion Stallion, any age-1 John Paton & Co cleared out all these past

YARMOUTH, Sept. 23-Before Jus-'Richards. season's Suitings and Dress Goods. tice Longley, at Tusket, Ebenezer _Champion More, any age, 1 John Therefore, what is shown is all up to Hilton of South Ohio viuage, in Richards. the minute goods. The colors and

’ 1- d i th \ t 9-7\dtf

this County' was acquitted on 8 CLASS VH _Draft Horses es zns are e y;ry_newes

H I a charge of having murdered his moth- Fmy, 3 yearg'01d»-1 Duncan hooves, "Paton's head milliner, Miss Dela-

‘ _ 9 er by a. jury, or which syivine Por- Norhoro; 2 chester ivicnwen, North hunt. arrived from the Mnlnlnnd

J¢W¢l¢l' &OPdClll1- tier was the foreman. River? 3 Re"~ J- B- M°1“trY°» St- yesterdav eve"-"Z 'ind brought with

° Summerside; 2 Donald Murchison,

AUTOS FORM CORPS

Dunstan 's.

-_ North River; 3 Francis Chowan

Visitors and

Residents

should make it a point to see the grand display of

ROCKWOOD

CHOCOLAIES

on exhibit in

E- J.DesRoches

Sunnyside.

- _ - erins a sa e.

-I# "~"“’ a” “’ °*°"°° ” ““° . ~

_ 1 '___ I cess It hp aimed. More 3 years old and upwards 1 t _ _ 1

Stock Sale 0n The Market Square.

. .'.'."$,'-'.’i'2»§i°"’r‘i..2‘i= '3°°f '§‘i§‘.T°i'?°i3g¢°‘ » - » ar o. will sell by Public Auction on the Market £."i"§I.'.’.§." f§li'»'.”§ '$23.' SX? °°""€“"

~ I . O 0! Un-

ity wlll be extended Qc any persogziiaving stock to dispose offafterthe Exhibition is

overm hung :hemlock is have them*

offered for sale. Terms at sale,

LEN] CARTER Ai CO.

Auctioneers.

9 zzc’3i

Public Notice

Persons trespassing on the Mc-

Leod Farm without aperniit will beprosecuted without further not ice by the owner.

MRS. ALEX MCLEOD

Wolf Point

Montagna

_ t b £2,500,000. All 'l't ft. < < l\¢~ll‘ df! l fll il ll l`

°”,74d8lUd hsovaleforces would be inl!;i°tih:.l1!geal‘il1ed Jas P;ionc0;mCso_ in ten c0l9?:17lilE.ii and htablas’ ihe property of i|noiail§iii\€i;iiill:i»`{’iili:ii;yi"i!:iii)‘1ii’i’i‘»€lniii%‘:1`;ii§til)i)'il'ii;::if

House tonight. Such n play has nev- swam Navigation C0_ j /'"3 will he Offered by auction on Sat`

8.55

MANCHESTER, End., Sept. 22_--

The Eglinton selling nursery handi- cap of 200 souvereigus, fotr 2 year- olds, distance five furlongs, was rum here Saturday, and won by H. P. Whitney's Litteral. Firefly was sec- ond; Seppuku third. Eight horses ran. The Wilton handicap of 200 sovereigns for 2 year olds and up- -ward,-flve furlongs, was won by Bakers Boy. Vigilance was second, and H. P. Whitney’s Bobbin II.,thlr11. Eight horses ran.

DECISION REACHED BY

IMPERIAL COUNCIL.

MONTREAL, Sept 23-The Canal-

diau Association Press cables the fo- llowing: "Melbourne despaitches froml London state that Minister of‘Defence Cook moved the second' reading of the Defence Bill in the House of Rc- presentntives giving effect toadeci- Llon reached at the Imperial Defence Conference. He said in addition the announced naval proposals that the scheme would eventually give 3 force ol 260,000 well trained soldiers with A strong line of 116,000 and a. compact expeditionary force would be provided for the oversea service.

He estimated the totall annual cost

The experiment twill be watched E'I')‘°"‘t‘£d1bI3 R" B' Mcximey-

U. S. HORSES IN ENGLAND. Milton. |

Mare, 2 years old: lst Andrew Mc-

to ,

l "Semiifiiisvirffhrnaaar;'1.>S

OTTAWA. 3913*# 23-The_ Owners °f Filly, 1 year old-1 David Matheson,

half a hundred automobiles have|Oyster Bed Bridge; 2 A. H. Boswell,

_ formed a militant corps in connec-lg;l'e5l1ll€1¢l§ 3 Lenllfl MCEWED. N0l`f»ll

tion with the 43rd Regi`ment.\ F r' .

_ i 909-1 F f

This as _the rust automobile mimic Clygi R‘§§,e1 2 R §“",;§“Ki“f'e‘“€§”°“°- f ,_,'

Robert Longworth-, 2 James McPhail, Argyle Shore; 3 A. R. Wise, North

Rae, East Royalty; 2nd Michael M- Mnlllln. New Haven-; 3rd Chester Mc- Ewen, N. River.

Brood Mare, with foal mt footylst

J. B. McIntyre, S_»D. C.; Znd James Livingstone; 3rd Pope Cook, Little Work. _

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Fall. Paton's are showing some handsome Buiting for Fall. One spec- ial $1.10 well worth $1.25. See

Iron Bed, Spring, and Mattress.

Beer (£1 eeks A

3-...

It’s a Bargain.

Big Furniture Store.

e 'ii

her all the latest ideas in millinery.

Filly, 2 years old-1 Richard Clark,` 9"`u‘dt'

E E11 ga. w §

--~ Geo. Dockehdord | _ 1. The farm of the late Chas Taper

THE LOST PARADISE TONIGHT. River; 2 Geo. Handrahan, City; 3 H r \ oe'

By request the Colonial Stock Com- _._` ,sl of 1 0 acres with 00-1 buildin

. S

‘pany will revive the huge success CLASS V111 -\‘§` u _7 - g g'

We have Hunting Bootitha

wil' i-itéi est the man who enjoys shootinll.

We believe our hunting Boots

are the best made.

We’ve Never seen better

We have iz and 2; Inch hwots

Black and Ten Raw' Hide that are water tight $4.50 Then we have Tan :ind Black Cali sport- in ! boots, $5.00

Our boots are made by a

maker who understands making sporting roots and they are made co|rcctly_

Goff Bros

Valuable Properly AT Public Auction

Three stores, dwelling house

W. V. Douce, situated on Queen St, will be sold on the premises Friday Sept 24th |909 Sale

BBN] CARTER & CO..

Auctioneers

9- - 2 id 4i

l'l01‘ll»

ST. DENIS

IIIOADWAV and ll¢ll STREET NEW YORK CITY. Wlthm Buy Arena of Ever; Polnt gf Interest. Half Block horn Vheemnn v. 5 mlauln' walk of llhonnlnl Dlltflcl- |(0’\'l§D FOB: Rxcelluhcr of Cullfne.

Uollfortihl A I f mt. Uollrttvml. Beiwlce anti ||ii|'iioel1kT lloirounillnllf

INIS $1.00 PEI NY #ll IIP

I ll I

‘gaps Egitgnnsie I\§Te,o.°

»~ sunovsm PLAN. L 'rem rnoee annum soc.

W ,TAYLOR G SON» |l¢°

` 4 ’ \

*ie 1

- »

- - rj . . in `, Les-, - ._..~-~~ _

corps formed in Canada. It. will be lie MCEWHL C Y »' . I used in manoeuvers for scouting and Mare, with foal at foot-1 James _ ______; _ _L ..__

transportation. Hughes. Covehead' 2 Alex M'.~.tl1°“°”'i A .A I g I - .

. 5

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.... .........._ ...5“ ..,. ‘2£‘;.°i....°..‘“§.;°;.f:;‘”:§ , .. ,ff I Farm For Sale at

ec 6)-1 Wilbert, Dockendorlf, North I ° I

I ., .

The Lost Paradise at the Opera pedal Prize $20 Givenzuy Cwtown A I5 i 2 miles from Charlottetown,

er_ before been presented at popular 4 Best Draft Colts (under 3 yem_s` ) ,`) . urday, 0_Ct 2nd,'_I909, at 2 p. iii. on prices in Charlottetown. The Colon- Old, the,_,get of any one Reg DL /I ‘the Pl-em15e5_ ' ml St°°k C"’m'Pa"Y is "0 be °°”€"“`t“' Stal)-1 R. B. McKinley, N. River. .f " 7." ' \ This farm is one of the best on lated on Its unprecedented success CLASS IX ' ,. -the Island h .1t' 't1iP.n.1' ' __” ~' '

cfriri ls dn ‘gil yd tl? own General Purposes Horses \u“.>=>»"’/ T ,t 1

F H I-iORNE

9-7dtuf8i Auctioneer.

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34"" il f ~ .

TENDERS FOR STEEL

BRIDGERS.

SEALED TENDERS uddresnorl to the under

signed, and marked on tho envelope.

"Tenders ffir Steel Bridges," will he rcucirorl at thc offlce of thu Commissioners of tho Transcontinental Railway, until twelve o'clnc noon of !hu%th day of Septcmbcr. lil(l‘J. for thc

construction and crcctlon of steel sitpui-striicn tures and floor systenintwlth tics nn ‘wooilcii guard rails complete) rcquircil for biuilgcs ut thc points named below:-

, Distidct "A. '

#Yu

lmtc.

Brirlizc. of (‘o||inli-lion.

Chinn River . ,llcucnibcr l, l!.(-5|. South West Mnruiui-

chi N I:l.............l\farclil.-1l!|l0

ii' '.» il .. .. ' ..‘

Milo. 32.0 124.5

l3'l.0

l3ii.07 Junluerllmok........Ay\ril I. l1ll<|_

l4ll.0 Oiicll Brook.... `° " "

District "ll,"

"L25 Circle Rivci-_..._ July I. l‘IIO.

"L5 Low Bush River. , .June I "

llrule Crcck...........A|»i'lll Frcdericliousc Ilivi-i-_ ‘ " Buskeircw Rivoi~....... “ I5 Driftwood “ ......Mi\_vl Mnttngnniu " .......Iu||cl

Plans anflprofiles may bn r-ccu, und fulliii-

f{orn;nt.Ion olltnlnod thu ofihsc of thc Chief

ng ncor at lttrnvu, ntuiio. After couirncln arc i\w»\i~rlcil thi- :~iiocv.~'»=fiil

lundercrs must sulnnlt :li-signin of ull super- structure: with sti'c.~‘.~a shouts all tobu in accor- :Inncc with thc Spcclllcntionii of llu uirtliicrit uf

951.0- 109.29 llll.-IB 123.5 135.0

it |»

sliu ca nr.

Tenders willbe rvcnivod for one or mon: of the struoturoa rnqulrcd. ttlach tenrlnr must bo siirnod und so-rlcd hy nll

thc parties tothe lvndir, mul \\ll|n~‘»si-il and bc rtcooinpsniod b un unc:-pled <hi||||c onn chartered Banko tho llnminiun of Lnnada

tenders.

By order.

l’. E. RYAN.

Hccrctnry.

Tho Commissioners of the

Tranaonntliiclitel Rnllwav -

l)at<rl of Ottawa, Aui¢\|.~t 28. Iwi).

lHd|.u|8|.

S. S.Tri|ltll|l|lI A

sails from Charlottetown to ` Mon

treal on the last trip this season Monday, Sept 6, and rom Montreal Sept i3, calling at the usual St Lawrence line ports; but proceeding rom Picton to New York Via Hali- ax.

ii: U I .` , » ' i I ` A I I I Superb _ ,,,, ,, ., ....-h... a ‘ _ "0" "°‘___" “’ °°‘“"' ii’L’$'... `Z>‘..'§.....i’.'§'.`.Z.' .. ...Zi ...mi nn# 1 vw ei-1 J-me nt-on ~ u S 'll "‘ to closel populavted _ -_ '

imma hrwxihg in the nrhhshtiah- umiua

We were

orderedto pa the duty and t to sell them at what they

would bring.

The iirin they were shipped to, would not take

delivery as they were\ not ordsred. They were held in the Customs bonded warehouse for t e last three months, to the shippers order.

We received orders topay the duty and sell

them for what they would bring, as re-shipping back to London would cost too much.

\Ve will not stock these Furs, but will dispose

of them at a price that will make them scamper. If you are interested in Fur buying this fall, the prices will be as lcw, if not lower, than furs are Ffa.-:cl at during january after stock is depleted

nd fu r season over. _

.They Must

be Sold

JAMES PATON (El CO

Canada Life Facts

The Canada Life during the past ten years in-

creased its assets 85 per cent, while the business in force increased 59 per cent. The company’s in- crease in strength has outstrlppedits growth in size.

W T. Burrows _ w_ K Ro ¢|'s

Agent Smnmerside, g

w_ P_ ct". *mn Manager P- E 1. Branch

F igehzshhsmei. B. D. Rogerli C“hi°f

dmwfrwstf Charlottetown

r-rl' ~ '=-7 |

’S “Silent” Matches

Are *

Noiselesa -Odorleu - Ilarmlen - lleade won’t fly- No waiting for sulphur to burn off-may be used

the moment they are lighted and may be lighted on any surface.

The Comet size for Smokers

` The Pony size for Pocket use

The zoo size for Household use

` The 5oo size for General use _

Schofield Paper Co Ltd'

Selling Agents

St. ]ohn, N. B.

gl =

r il

nlhera Ara Nu iihals

that combine all the _enperlnf ualities that our“Gem” Ioecream reezers do. They are the belt freezers made for quick resulti-

plo sa1tcant;=1ntertlief?eaer 011:: ce stops e coga.` t eu work, takes less ice and givu

oexdter satisfaction than any freeuf in e.

CARVELL BROS.

It is the “Gem"ofthem,lll»

-'=°°*n“f ns°n'~- Stanley Shaw fieb Peardén