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full flavored spices, we have them, we buy spices the same as we do dru s, selecting l them for §heir qualify. ‘ There are few things that vary more than spices, because even V grades that may be , called pure are often ,

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A _CLEAN BILL

We exact from our immigrants a

OF HEALTH.

of this disease now in houses which

clean bill of health. We exclude from °“““°t b° md' °l°°”'

our country and even from our small

communities anything which threat- ens the health of our people. And this is well. Life and health are sac-

While so exacting with those who

come to us, are we equally exacting

Should such s condition as this be

permitted tn sn up-to-date city like Charlottetown? Is the Board of . Health doing its whole duty when it permits such a condition? If there is

dwellings cannot be compelled to de- stroy them-and we believe they can

ired -and must.b¢ B8°l'9dlY E“1\\'5°d- no other way, if the owners of such

with conditions in our own midst? _then the city should buy them and

It is not necessary to point out that dangers existing in the community are just as much to be dreaded as those which some to us from abroad

that conditions in our own city are such as we could conscientiously Fe-

clcanlincss and healthfuiness when

Some time silo, wc understand. H

destroy them, not only as a matter of pecuniary profit for the city but as an act of mercy and to avoid the responsibility of causing the death of

l lirsinlling Bt Mme. M0 We HHfl°li¢d those unfortunates who, through ig- .

norance or poverty, or both. take shelter in such hovels.

:commend to those of whom we exact Disease, especially a contagious or

infectious disease, is an expensive

gthey come to us? burden for a. city to carry. to say

nothing of the misery and the suffer-

committee appointed by the Anti- ing of those involved. The city is

Tuberculosis Society recommended. HB

called upon' to feed and clothe its

ithe only etiective preventitive of dis- poor and mi-e for the sick who gan.

, lease in the city of Charlottetown. not care for themselves. It is con-

J G ithat certain dwellings be destroyed tinually called upon to take precau-

I 0 n ' l loc lities thoroughly Clean- tions. often to employ expensive mea-

" ed .

DRUG GIQT The M efiical Hall

NEW ’l(ING GEORGE IIOTEI. WH. NONBOURQUETTE. Mgr

Private Baths, Running Water and

I-nng Distance 'Folephonae in all rooms. Largs Iiricht Sample Rooms

CUISINE l‘NEX‘)i*ILLl9U SYDNEY. N. S.

*din

ful inspection, these dwellings as un- ht for hum.-in habitation, and we un- derstand that the condemned dwell- ings are still not only standing but inhabited; nay more, that they are , not only inhabited but are still deal- ing out disease and death to their in- mates and threatening the neighbor-

luni some ri

up. They condemned afi0f8C8\‘e- sures, against the spread of disease

and for the maintenance of the pub- lic health. It is useless to do this while permitting the sources of dis- ease to remain untouched. "If th right hand offend thee cut it oil” is

cd by the medical fraternity. These offending places in the city are by no

hood with pcstilence. There have re- means its right hand but they are cently been deaths from diphtheria, fostering sores which endanger the we are informed that there are cases city's health. They should be cut oti.

Royal Household

(Canada‘s Queen of flours)

Pure, Wholesome Materials

(intelligently used)

Patriotism, as every school-boy

knows, means love of country. It is not merely a mercenary fondness for

the land that feeds one, lasting only_ .

st el th t of his 0 ent b

while it fccds him, but rather the love of u child for a parent, love that would lead to sacrifice, even to death, to prevent loss or dishonor to onc's country. ' _ ‘ ‘ Wa hear much in these days of ours

about this virtue, for patriotism in a virtue, and yet one is often tempted

Produces What 4°,

Ask any of our retail stores

Camcronfs Rome-

Made Bread

*and you have the answeri

to ank if such ly virtue really exists.

it is generally admitted that it

occasion called it forth, patriotism would kindle into as bright a flame ns it ever did, that men would give igtbcir lives as freely- and asi willingly -today us. did ftheir forefathprsin any generation when a foreign foe threat- ened. But while no such occasion is in sight, while the country is pros- perous and at peace with the world the word is an idle ons and often, as one has remarked "the last refuge of

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I-iyslop Bicycles , $25.00

Hyslop wheels represent the

“ maximum of reliability and

service, with real and sub-

is stential value positively

¢uaranteed. All sizes for men, women and children. lil orders filled promptly.

pl IIYSLOI’ BROS. Ltd.

lhutsr and Victoria Streets TORONTO f Repsentative ER .NEST RICE Grafton St. Ch°fown

LUSTRUUS Hlllli Fllll WUMEN

PAILISIAN SAGE STARTS HAIR GROWING AND INCREASES ITS ABUNDANUE.

No Poisonous Sugar of Lead or Sul-

phur in Delightful Refreshing Parl- sian Sage.

If you haven’t enjoyed thc marvel-

ous benefit dcrlvcd from usigng refresh- ing PARISIAN Sazrc, the modern hair grower, 'hcautirier and dandrud rem- edy, you have missed a real treat.

livery woman should use PARI-

HIAN Sage not only to banish dan- drutf and other hair troubles, but t.o prevent falling hair, baldness, gray- ness, mul faded hair. PARISIAN Sage puts life and luster into any person’s hair. It keeps the scalp and hair immaculatelv clean, and causes the hair to come in thick and i abundant.

PARISIAN Sage is not n dyc. It

does not contain n. pnrticlc of poison- ous lcml to rliscnlor the hair or auv iniurious ingredient. '

Get a brittle today. It only cost;

half a dollar and is sold nt drug stores and toilet counters avorywhcre. -Geo. F.. Hughes, druggist, Char- lottetown.

docs exist, in a latent state, that if‘ shortly in Canada (me of me mos

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During election campaigns the word

i.s freely used. Every politician is than a patriot. His every movement

is actuated by patriotism-and,

rang y. a opup y

treasonable intentions. Thls_ use of the word is fortunately passing out and it is quite possible that in future it will be less freely used in this con-

nection. Patriotism, what tlpre is of it, is not confined to political part-

ies and every attempt at solprosti- tuting the word should be sternly re- buked.

There is to be under consideration

party claims a patent right in th word and it is an open secret tha

f0l` Position" on the question with

rather than of strengthening the Em

Wilfrid 'Laurier to a conference on th

Liberal party the responsibility 0

Sir Wilfrid take part ln such a con

oppose any policy that the Conner

"thc free and independent electors'

to save the Empire.

NOTES .

and Cold Storage Commissioner

rl rule that is nquestioningly follow-y

pirs in the face of the ,much exagger- 13 pm, cent ated German menace-

vativcs may formulate. Both parties will justify their respective acts by appeals to the patriotism of the "free and independent electors" and

will vote for their respective parties

The work of the Branch of the

Department of Agriculture at Otta- wa. which is_ supervised bythe Dairy

in declaring that the missionaries had nothin; to do with any plot. Mr. Wells believes the Japanese om- ciale are actuated .by jealousy over the remarkable strides which Chris- tianity has made in Corea. There are now 88,000 enrolled Christians in North Corea.

::Rexall Foot Powder allays all

foot discomforts, relieves chating, itching and blistering immediately, absorbs all odors of perspiration, keere the feet dry and cool and is sa.f'e and satisfactory to use. Sold with the Rexall guarantee. 15c. and 25c. The McKinnon Drug Co., corner Great George and Kent Sts. Mtf.

AUTO TRIP FROM

HALIFAX TO VANCOUVER.

HALIFAX, Aug. 28-Leaving the city hall at 3 o'clock' yesterday afternoon. Thomas Wilby commenced the first leg of his tranecontincntal automobile iournei’ to find a "great white highway," from Halifax to Vancouver, carrying letters from Mayor Bli-gh and Presi- dent Dwyer, of the hoard of trade, to be delivered to similar officials in the latter city.

Preceding the start over the long

trail, Deputy Mayor Martin and a number of aldermen gave the motor- ist a formal send-od on this pioneer venture in Canada. A large crowd gathered to see the presentation of the messages which was from the city hall steps, accompanied by speeches by the deputy mayor and others. Before taking his departure Mr. Wilby was presented with a Hali- fax pennant by W. B. McDonald.

The car which was made in Canada

especially for the trip, was decked all over with flags and mottoes,

y' showin its purpose and that it was

working in the interests of the Cana- dian Highway associatlon. lt is being piloted by an expert chautieur. Some half dozen Halifax machines escorted the path-finder for several miles along the main road from Halifax to Truro, this being the first part of the route.

The run across Canada will be \\n-

broken with the exception of a 700 mile stretch in the wilderness of western Ontario. This part will be skipped, the auto being shipped by lake steamer to Port Arthur. This is the first time an automobile ever attempted to go from the Atlantic to the Pacific over Canadian soil.

Ride Feel ol Corns

is Safe and Painless

No substitute has ever been devised

that gives the quick, painless results you get from Putnam's Painless Corn and Wart Extractor. Its success is unequalled. It sooths, eases, heals. nd painlessly removes callouses, bun- ions, warts and corns in twenty-four hours. Perfect satisfaction guaranteed with 25c, bottle of Putnam‘s Pain-

_ t less Corn and Wart Extractor. Refuse

vital questions svcr considered by the substitute pmpM,.,|;i°n_ putnam-5 people ot this country, namely, Gan- Bold by drllssisi-Hv

, ads/s part .in the naval defence of the

Empire. The word Patriotism has ELECTRIC COMPANY

THE DEMERARA

already played a large partv ‘in such ____

discussion as has taken place. Each For the month of July, 1912, the

e gross earnings of this company ain-

ountcd to $11,537.71, as compared with $10,600 90 for July 1911 The

"Oth-Parties are “h`°“dY "sparring net earnings. for July, ’1912,. were

a $4,825.43 as compared with $4,630.89

view to strengthening themselves for J“lY Of 11-‘Bt Yeah F01” the seven

_ months of the present year the net

earnings show an increase of nearly

'rua conservatives have invited sir This is to certify that I have used

e MINARD'S Liniment in my family

for years, and consider it the best

question in order to share with the "niment on the market I have found

l ft excellent for horse flesh.

formulating a policy and thereby (Signed) avoiding the risk of an election on W- 3- PINE0-

"Woodlands," Middleton, N.S,

the issue. The Liberals refused to let

- “The School that has won the

ference in order to place the full ro- confidence of the people" sponslhlllty upon the Conservatives

and that they may be at liberty to

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INTERNATIONA LINE - F res. Fhsrlotteto n to stan lil.” to Thin lend lii'|0. aves t. John at Idle, m. Mondays. e needaye and ilndsys lor. Emu. sort, Lubes. en noslon. Returning ieevre Usntrei Wherl Bans" Mondays, Weana-dass spd Fridays, at Q m..Epnd I-ortlnn s 500 p. m., for lilies, égiportend nt. ohn. f irro_t ute-Loavve Ba. John at 7.00 o. rr.. fugsdsis. Mldey sn ksturdays for uoston ‘tree Return plz leaves Uentrai Wharf, Bo..

ton, at I0 e.m. Sundap Mondays and Thursdas ini St John rent. _ MAIN BT AMUBIP. lglil-'~¥lrp‘ct se`r vice between Eortlend and ew or _ Leave Fran Iln Wharf Mondays st mm ...m.snd1‘uesdays,Thursdsy and satur-

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Charlottetown Steam Navigation Co Limited. Commonclni: iriondav the $'lth ol May the Steamer "Northumberland" leaves Oharlotlctownj for Plct.ou,N 8., at

5.20 o cloak a. m.. leaving Pictou on return

about I m Connections made at Picton for sll points in Nova Scotia.

Steamer “Empress loaves Summeraids for Point du Opens, N. B., about i0£’clock A. rn., leavin! oint du Ohene on turn about 4.80 IJ. m.. con nectinz with express trains fo_r Chsrlfpt tetown and 'l‘l|mish. (.‘onn_eetlons ms e

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PLAT 11_Nn Direct Route to Boston

Commencing nth july steamers wil

leave tor IIAWKESBURY, HALIFAX

excellently reviewed in the annual re- port just issued. During the past fiscal year six contracts for the pay- ment of subsidies under the Cold

MEIMO ‘ Storage Act were entered into, 'forty

-f"-' 'Y' T" ' ' ' ' -R |”‘- ' “ ' " -3 seven bonuses of one hundred dollars

each were paid to creameries and lm-

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// Good Bread °-~"-'>°--°°'°-1°'P--1-eu- 'we ' ducts were carried on. The report is

a valuable one and contains much fn- formation which will be of internal;

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11s-," t to our farmers generally and to

dalrymen particularly.

3 James Hunts:-Wells, a medical

_,_,/ _ \ -` missionary in Corea. connected with

~ ` the Presbyterian Church. who is now

With the Universal Bread

r bf°*d Yon went ingnst three minutes. .

Mixer you can make all the A

Cen you sffor to spend half en l1our- hard work- mix-

three minutes,

The Universal la strong, li

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ght, eompset and durable, the

best mlxervun the mutket' lll¢seeeeeee'eeseee|¢.$2.

8l0ef size ............................... ...$250

F ennell fd’

Chandler

1 54 Richmond Street

in London, after recnpltulating the story of ,the arrest and trial of more than' a hundred Christians charged with conspiracy against the life of Governor General Terauchi and the charges against a number 'of mission- aries says the prisoners are bein _

"Briny Deep” Serge for men,bleeks end blues. dye

’ guarsnteed.Ask to see the

,temp-‘Brlny DeepSei-ge" on every three yards. p

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‘- Are You

' looking out

for the future or are yon

i satisfied to stay just as

you are. Are you ambi- tious for promotion or are you content to stay at the foot of the ladder

The Union

Commercial College

will prepare you for a better position-Now is the time to begin -- College reopens Tuesday next. Write or call for a copy of our prospectus.

College Wmaforan Prin

Julien Roysl Bank Building"

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your loss ?

loss by fire.

reasonable and accommod

If Fire Destroyed A Your Property

where would you stand? Would it be a total loss for you or wouldastrong company be ready to make good

Dou't be one of those who are“penny wise and

pound foolish". A few cents alday- a trivial amount to anyone--insures you from all possible chance of

' We represent the strongest fire insurance com-

panies in the country. ’l`he rates are low, tci-ms

you cannot afford tolet your property stand unpro- tected arzy longer. Call today or drop a card--this doesn’t obligate you in any way.

i‘ W. K. Rogers Co. Ltd.

1 84 Gt. George Street.

ations so satisfactory that

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and BOSTON every TUESDAY a

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Returning leave Boston every Tuesday

and Saturday at noon

For further information apply to _

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A gent Ch’Tu we

SOURlS, P.E. Island and MAGDALEN ISLAND STEAM-SHIP SERVICE

rhsa' 1. steam ship --LADY svnu.; will leave the Rail-way wharf, Picton. every Monday and Thursday morning on arrival of the Express from Halifax. for the Magdalen Islands, calling et Bourle. J. E. I. gomgand returning.

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Picton. April 22nd, 1912-

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Where to- Stop in New Yor

HOTEL S

Broadwa and Ilih

The only firsi elsss hotel

, $1.00 P...

ST. DENIS

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. HOME COIAFORTS WITHOUT EXTRAVAGANCE. y This famous hotel has been renovated, redecorated refur-

nlshed, and many modern,up to date appointments have been installed, and can be compared favorably with any in the city.

Within easy access of every point ofinfcreet. Half block from

War|amaker'e, Five minutes' walk of Strapping District. NOTED FOR:-Excellence of cuisine, comfortable appointments, cour

teous service and homelike surroundings.

l The very best accommodations in fherciiy at

7 minutes from Grsnrlfezntrsl Depot. I0 minutes to leading stores and theatres.

;Also Stsnwix Ilsll Hotel, Albany N. Y.

if-; - ' I C - ~ Ia .lsudrurnsmuisuips

T. DEN IS

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near all etesmship vlines.

Day Up. -uorai. c o.

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FIRST CABIN '

llMPREBBES............ ..... ......l9l.MJ ONE CLASS (Second Cabin)

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Hotel Raymond

42 EAST 28 STREETI NEW YORK

2 Blocks East of Broadway

18th Street Subway Station st the door.

blocks east from Hudson tubes ar. Ave. and z8th Street, Five minute Grand Central Station at 41d Strcol Penn. R.R. Station st 7th Ave. Convenient to theatres and shops

:specially suited for ladies visiting Nev York alone.

SINGLE ROOMS $l.50

3-zsttMElvr.

General Commission Herebenle

Sydney. ll. 8.

Consignments of farm - produce solicited

Farmers having first-class dairy

butter for sale should write ue

stating prices. , -sdettrsempd.

McCoubrey Q. Bulmen '

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GOING TO

' NEW YORK?

You will enjoy your staymore if - you stop at a hotel.-

Cenlrally located, Accessible, Quiet and Refined, _Comfortable Accommodations, ' Good Service,

Courtcous Treatment. You will get all of these at ‘thc

HOTEL BRlS'l'0l.

‘ l22'West 49ih_sf,, _ between =Broad\vay and Sixth Ave. EUROPEAN PLAN. Single rooms, with privato-mph $2.00 ‘to $2.50 Per Day Double rooms, with private mlm $2250 to $3.001 Per Day.

AMERICAN cum - Roomrnnd Meals §3~U0 <10 $4300 Per Dey. _ CT. E. Tolson, Pres. and Mgr, Chas. McC_3ready, Asst.

5 _

U New England 0 New York, offers an `

IMPROVED PASSENGER ' SERVICE BETWEEN .~

Boston & New lurk

via nan. asp soar `=

ONE ROUND $2 5" WAY l 'nur WEEK DAYS AND SUNDAYS Fast .md elegant propeller’ steamsre.

“Concord"snd“Lexington”

l_n Commission. ‘

We caterto the exactiny demandf,

of a particular people, who require- s clean cut service with tidy state-' rooms and modern appointments. '

' Ticket Office. `

256 Washington St. Boston

E.Rifehie New Enjlsnrl Pass Aleni

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STEAMSIIIP' LINERS ‘

From Leech n lteemer from Helllix

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lrem Liverpool 3’\ee|_ner (Icom Balifss August Nth Almerlene Bent. 8(.d A-must mn 1 =.Dui-anew .` =-,.4--_{.~ Beptember 7th' .Tehsseo - ,Bent iii,” The shove sresniere have' s limited se- eemmodetioii lor saloon passengers. 1. Pseseseers sed Freight Agents for life Allen Lise Steamship Oo. stBel||es.

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