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MONDAY, SEPTEMBER I2, |9l0.

Worthy

Drugs At 'Right Prices

Our large .stock is ut

the coiiiinniul of :ill who ilc_sii'c the best scr- vicc tlizit' :my <lrtlggist can givi. \\ c have e-\'er_\'iliii1_~;’ _von \\':iiit in lil'li_;'s, Clicllliizlls, l‘.:tc:it .\lciliciilcs, 'l`o"ict _~\i'tirlc< :lull l_irlis;~1ists` .\`ililili'iL-si.

You can ihpciiil lip-

oii ilu-fiii.:litj.' il`c\'cl'_\'-

tiling' iiinl lic _ilist :ls suit- tlnii thc prrrrs ure i‘ij_"lil

\\'c will :ls-lin: _Will

(ir li- ‘_ ‘ ~ :L'l'\lCt‘ \~_ _,_,, io; ii _vc pre- _srrflifiiiil IT i'=‘\`l1lc> lil iw it »i1.p.~'_i:i<l\\‘i.

J. G. .l_.»lMiliSilN

UR VCGIST finally compromised on an aiitomobileiw Present the 1`eP“lJ1i° W the 50"'-h

McCURDY'S MISSION.

l J. A. D. McCurdy, Nova Scotia`s ‘representative in the field of aviation

has won a signal triumph 'in having thought and matters national. In

transmitted the first. wireless mes- _sage from an aeroplane in fight. |\'oung Mc(`urdy was one of the char- lter members of the Aeronautical Ex-

lpcrimentai Association engaged for _some time at Baddeck in the develop-

iment of the airship. The other mem- other in keeping it a tight little ls-

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hers of the associatian were Dr. lAlexander Graham Bell, to whom the iworlil is indebted for the telephone; Glenn Gurtiss, the wizard of the air; |l.ieut_ Seliridge, who was killed in a 'fall from a Wright hiplane near \\'aslnngti»n, two summers ago, and “('zisey" Baldwin who is perhaps bet- `ter known from his work on the ;:ri\lii‘~-n as a former Toronto 'Val- sity football star than from his exciirsii-ns~ into the clouds. After the disbaiulinu of this association, lfollowing closely upon Lieut ficti- lriil<_'c`s death, )lcL`urdy and Baldwin `l-oiillrnied their experiments at llad- lleck with varying results. Their aini wus to construct an airship from m:1tcril>.l obtained only in Canada. l<I\‘eryt_hiiig went along merrily until

,the question of a motor came np. 'They could find no firm in Canada lu-irli the facilities to construct a motor suitable for their needs. They

inot-ir but the trials of their com- '1-teil airshii Buddeck II in the vi-

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:__-- --- -- ~ ~~'--'---~ ui,-ity Ur nm Cape Breton hamlet and and incidentally secure the estab-

i3&3 int l’ctc\va\va proved the inefficiency lililllfleflt 01 3 5000114 I`0DUbliC b88ed

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QQ- t'urily has been improving the shin- P8500 at BUY P1500. With B VBHEE'

,ug mnmeiits as an aviator in the ance. The extraordinary proposal

_ _ _ __ sriiooi of his iornier cli-wiirlrer. It did not elicit any adverse comment

‘_ is fairly certain that besides negotia-_' Oil the Daft Of the Wflf-el' Of UN F9'

“-fill \._\u:i~ I~.:l. tli.': is tln~ l<li_,l i-i'

Souvenir img stunts he has round time to ac-_irieenunusly Statesr “1 suppressed

_,}¢w¢|fy fin-_lint himself with a wnrluing know-; the letter. which I thuusht would be

of this type. Since that time Mc-

iring a number of the more hair rais

THE LITTLE ENGLANDER SPIRIT

In Britain there have existed for

several hundred years two schools of i

_ these modern days the respective ad- herents give vent to their feelings by calling each "Imperialists" and "Lit- tle Englanders." Roughly defined, one school of thought is intent on making Britain a great Empire, the

and, with plenty of money and com- paratively ltttle responsibility. It is only in` recent years that the Little Englander party have become recon- ciled to Britain's retention of the colonies, which have now been digni- fied with the name of over sea Dom- inions. They are steadfastly oppos- ed to any lmperial extension.

McClure’s magazine has commenced

lthe publication of Prof. Goldwin Smith's reminiscences, more particu- ilarly that portion dealing with the period of the American Civil war. In the course of these reminiscences the late philosopher of the Grange writes that during the earlier period of the lwar, when it looked as though the Southern states would win, Glad- stone wrote to him suggesting that if the North would let the South go, Canada might afterwards be allowed tu enter the Union. In other words that British statesman was prepared

of Tis with this half of the continent as an inducement to stop the war,

on slavery. This was a case of

,miniscences. On the contrary, he

_lcilgc of the aeroplane motor. So Of little U59 Bi the time. and might

\\`i- .'\ii' ~l \\ i

im .ue \\,

__ , "`-*_ _ , 7_pi~i-linps, we shall have a perfectly‘ afterwards do him harm." Surely

i' fiz' 'ii ~ii‘.'.; mi' iii.;-~ i , _ ,

;u _ _ -_,_ ` ____ ._ if- ` `- ` _-S _ tnere i‘ no other countr in the

ro\»u'~»» M.; Q."

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School ROTll`E.5AY, N. B.

A first i-l;i~,» fill.-lr4liiii_~’~f-l\or>l for GOI,I)l*I.\4' SPANGLED. desire tg Seger-lg frqm the British

l_iu.\'s,s\i_l\l_:vli-il liiiii- miles i`ri»iu ‘

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i i1`:i|il\"i-i~iii~` 'lr liii' iliyllltsiiiliiisl .L(|]>'.-iiiiitl VUH(`t"'l» L' A' Ha5Z"'rd~

.'-ntii»_|i ;_i._»-n to liilli- !_-i»_\'__~._i`<»r

~lliIi li-|~ |°-"ii :tu »ll lllllg. < '~ ‘ 'v

l;`_\‘i~<-llr-lil in,iii|-mi-liiniin-liidiiig ii _ "HA ,UR `\PA`\('I"ED'

Manual Training l’iillc~t~l, L_ A. Haszard_

Iiepirtnient

. _ood Vnnadian aiiship after all t _ b Y

,;',.__,,_.,__` _,_-1, ;~_;~_;_ l ,,..,_ i _},,},,, Seal .world where a leading statesman oc-

ii-~i1 l`.ris \\i1i‘ l' l.-l- \if'-.'~i- l mi 'lcnpying guch 3 pogition ag Glndstgne ii-H i‘i\\*- Wi" rnizn i.is'r rnou 'ms l'c0nni_ calmly suggest -that nan ii 8"" ww" ST- JOHN EXHIBITION' ' continent of its possessions should be

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Plyinoutli Rock Hilti Cock-1, L. H. i_“fn aw.ay O aim? .er nilgni :ge

, . D. i~‘.i.-ter, Marshfield. “” “P _‘“°°“*"“{ Y ‘“"f’ ‘° “ “

‘ Hi-n,-2, iinil 4, i.. H. n. Foster. l»‘f°I‘0Siti0“ Wiimh might h*1"¢ HP-

l€’f'~`*fif'Y E Ciiekeret-2, 1.. 1-l. D. Foster. pealed to the humor of even a philo-

iliff, - _

'f ’ - _ _ . (Hickcrel--2, A. A. Paoli, (‘hai'lott_e-

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GUI ].‘l‘lX l"l:`.\'(‘ILl.F.D.

Roiliesay Collcsulc _i3;r;..i..:_““‘ ""

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sll.\'F.R l‘l~JN(_‘Ii.l.i'lD.

l-len--l, L. A. Haszard.

“Don't pass our corner when you

l~`i\'<=rf~~~i<!~-iii in:i~.ii»i-s. l`i_ir |ii-u.-- want a cigar or package of tobacco,

sopher. Here was the Federal gov- iernment of the United States with a 'million men in arms wading through blood to prevent the loss of a hand- 'ful of Southern states, while a lead- ing British statesman offered in an offhanded manner to have Britain di.

_vest herself of half a continent, peo- pled by subjects who have neither a

crown, nor annex themselves to a re-

lf you fully realized the advantage

""""`*"“”'“""‘* “' i'l‘icm_pml;ei;_we garry ainkup-to§_ate_of stenography for opening upa pro- RLV. A., __§__§>€ r_<_)____t lain a0<_>_y_e fglumigzl; CBE: i htable held of employment, you

_lmmwml§;};;1";f_""‘ » ildvery popular cigar or cut or plug _ _

' \l tobacco at popular prices. The Mc-|"°“r5e with “s~ There 18. and has

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._ "Y __lKinnon Drug Co., cor. Gt. Geo. and been, a scarcity of young men steno.

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There is no liroai/tolotti ot. tho. -- ' t

.E'.,W_ price “lust ns quot! as ~|<in.ir<‘.l1."§ "Take advantage of Cameron &, _ _

` l When you lionr "lust, ns good";C<»’s prices on tools. All reduced m@f0"S IIUSIUUUS 09°" f0¥`l1he YOUR!!

ioinoinlmr l.|1.it, its sealer to hn.'e`2li i, c.. 9-ldtf

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the steiriitnrd of vfxiuo. i\tonnr<1li] -G - e

' L75 is tm: li-:\_s~vzili1o urrmii- "A Sign of Public Confidence. It cloth on the |ii.irl<e.l_ Monro at is a mark of the greatest. confidence cannot ton strongly urge young me" l.1c,Leod. ii-_'>.ili.f ithat over n thousand people have to take this <‘0\ifS€- ‘It is n valuable

~-~-» lbrouglit their prescriptions to us stepping* stone to success. All we

i§_ "lf you want _i:ooll pickles the iii-lwlfllin the P8-St few mlmthi- We BP' 5 .ii »i urcilii-nts up-il i=i‘~~.f i.. p.irc. l~'.iiiill\'ID\`9Cim~9 it- WhY dfmif YOU DTH!!! h

licnr in minil rii;:t our .stock of l~Z,.- away, £007 Bfillg 9'0"? ‘Nxt PFS' _ l sence Vine-snr, l’i<l'.lin~_- spice, Tun- Scrlption to us and have it filled and the U\1tC0lI1€ IS b0l1nd to be sat-

¢ric, lifnrlil- err.. is fr.-_<li nn.l i»tt_i~.l- Wim the YFBSNPSY BIOCK and best isfactory_ Gregg shorthand and

liest lllinlity. Iirt i'_.~ linvc your mul(-i‘,' lf-'milf S V055 150 PTOCUW- Th¢‘t

o . ]~j_ ,\_ ;.‘,,_,,,.,._ (-,_,,,,-_Al |,,.,w`.,,,,.,___\-._|__ l\lnr-_Kinnon Drug Co., cor. Gt. Geo.

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A Farmer s Friend

The phone is the host. aid the lar-

mor tins in mnkini' n success of his

.'ociifii»ii.

'[‘h(\ yihone will put you on nn equal

fiotiiig with the city ilweller and sl-f-ure for you thc latest goods, gro-

¢~~i-ics, etc, ns soon as they arrive in

filo city nt the city prices.

lr will uivc you the latest market

.|ii~tiit_ioii.=:_nnil tell you of the near- est. plnvc where you can sell produce

nt, tlir- ;_'rr.'itcst profit.

lt will place the <lo¢‘_t;or, the "vet,"

thi- police and tire departments at

your it-nity cull and secure for yon

protcctloii when you need it.

The plume will snve you time and

triiuhln used in running "f00l'a er-

runils,"

‘Ion ncerl n.ptn>nc--every farmer

fl-ics, usk Contract Department about lt,

7'/le /"/ww' Wil/ lfriiiy you li'ruii'iu'.vx'

Chnrlotlctov-'u, P. E. Island.

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-~ 'School

would not be long in beginning a

raphers and hook-keepers. In cer- ain lines of business there are nu-

man who is a practical stenograph- r and book-keeper combined. We

sk a young man to do is to work as ard for his own interests as we will

I ouch-typewriting' are the young |man's path to success.

UNION COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,

9-10dtf. WM. MORAN, Prin.

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Cheapest Boots in the city.

'Footwear

Big reduction on

boys and gen ts boots. Boy $1.15 ,

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Girls 89C to $1.25,

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nie Telephone ci oi r. ii. island e,_ 5,, ,,,,,,,_ '

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Many of those boots have been largely re- duced in prices and

on the centre count

public. lor-cover this generous di veetment was to reconcile the United States, an it then existed. to the loss of the Confederate states. That meant that there would be establish- ed on the continent of North Am- erica, possibly for all time to come, a nation based upon the “peculiar institution" of slavery. Yet Britain was unalterably opposed to slavery, and had spent. millions of pounds'for its suppression. It can scarcely be supposed for a moment that either Gladstone or Goldwin Smith favored slavery, yet they must have known that the proposal meant the firm es- tablishment of this degrading insti- tution, so far as the Confederate states were concerned. At the same time, while these. gentlemen were dis- cussing the detachment of Canada. from the~. British crown, nor annex themin-iscences, -at least, did not conceal his feeling of antagonism to those who, at that time he believed, had detached aboutione-eight of that amount of territory from the United States. '

These reminiscences contain some

very interesting sidelights upon men and affairs in the United States in the latter sixties. Goldwin Smith confesses that he could never get much out of the writings of Emer- son, which in his opinion were mere- ly a collection of aphorisms, “some transparent, some translucent, some opaque." Emerson visited Carlyle, and the dour old Sage of Chelsea found Emerson a bore. Longfellow is a lightweight, Bryant wrote only one poem worth reading, and Poe is the only poet that America has pro- duced. Commenting on his visit to the hospitals during the war, Gold- win Smith writes; “I thought of that hospital when our gentlemen and ladies at Toronto were exulting over the slaughter of Boers in the

South African war."-Ottawa Citi. zen.

Plenty Of hair nets at 5 cents

each at the smallwares counter to-day. Come right. ln. Moore Q Mol eod 9-Zdtf

“The Ladies’ Home Journal. Paris

Fashion Edition, Fortnigbt Edition, Sept 14th. is now on sale at Carter's Bookstore. This is an elegant Fash- ion number. Every lady should have a copy, and the price is only 10c.It is well worth that amount for the privi- lege oi looking at the latest fashions. Send or phone for a copy. Do. not miss this fine number. They are go- ing very fast. (larter & (‘o,, Ltd,_ Booksellers & Stationers. 9-10d3i.

"The balance of our Summer

Shirts at big reductions. A large assortment to pick from at about any price you desire. Try one for Sunday.-lJ_ A. Bruce's. 8--27df.!.

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Hartt

Shoes

¥Ve are showing

all the New FallStyles.

H artt Shoes

tllat's best in shoes

bility.'

Sunnyside

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Yoln' Advertising ` Appropriation

l Do you know where , y_ou_r advertising approp- riation is going? Have you any systematic way

of regulating the sum | spent, the space and mediums used, and the dates and periods of in-

sertimi? _

Is your advertising

the 'kind that is merely readable for' the time being or does it create that lasting favorable impression that makes your stnrestaucl out to the buying public with its irresistible attract-

ions? '

The science of adver-

tising is to say the right thing at the right time and say it concisely and interestingly--that kind of advertising creates confidence and _begets

liusineas.

Keep us in mind when

you want productive

publicity.

BONNEl.I.

H ere"s The Situation With Us

We are stronger than ever on Ladies’ Vi/_O01 Knit

Sweater Coats. Vi/ord went around that Ladies’ Coat Sweaters could not be had for LOVE OR MONEY. . but don't you forget money and spot money get e’m. Some with the popular Dye the Red ones at tliat.-

Mr. Paton when up in Canada got them for_ us and

they are right ou our counter for your inspection. The

RIGHT MAKES the RIGHT COLORS :incl the biggest range on this Island.

Sizes from 36 to 44. _ _ _ _ Colors. Grev, Cream, Black, Crimson, Red and pretty combinations.

Cream with pale blue. _ ‘

Cream with Garnet, Crimson and Brown. _ The patterns are pretty. _

Needless to say zinytliiug of their comfort giving qualities. Every lady

\v.mts one. __

PAroN’s

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Mel)onald’s Livery’ _ __ _ P Sales and Boarding' ,- U U

Smiles Take out a policy to-day

A Gra“°n St' A_ policy in the Csinudii Life nieiinsiiisumitce against poverty in old age,

Every thing new and up to-dale

First class single :ind double rigs. '_

opp. Law couds Bui|ding_ means support for your ncnrust relatives if you should die siicldellly. means

increased rvspcri for your fellow-men,

has thc largest reserve fund on the continent :i conipiuiy of Canadians-and means 1| liirge bcncfit nt small premium cost. Sec us lo~day about it.

means insuring with ai company that

"'ifi;;i°§.if“:; ._ W. K. ROGERS---."»?°.'3_‘l:i... in...

George Minomiiii `\ U _ __ /

Proprietor » i'

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N 0 T I C E nie rest oi value is oemani

Telephone Meeting On this test the value of the Great West Life

___ Policies is strikingly obvious. _

A Special General Meeting _ For three successive years popular _opinion has

of the Telephone Company of given first place to the Great West Pol1cies.For three prince Ed“,m.d Island Wm be successive years the Great-West has written the lar- heid at the Office of Said Com, gest Crmndiaii Business of all the Companies. pany in Chm.]0ttetO“,n on Diiring eighteen successful years-and especial- Wednesday ihe mst day of ly during the last three exceptionally successful years Se tembm imtam I ,O at the -there has been zi steadily increasing appreciation

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Acadia Round and Nut.

Inverness

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I Old Sydney and Reserve. _*_

Prices the lowest _

at

Geo E. I"ull’s

Coal Yard.

-il _.___ _ _“___

NOW 0N SALE

at your grocers

l.YNCll’S CREAMALT BREAD

Mention it in your next

°fd'=f _ - at Noon nn slim-:ii A ent =l“‘.:1:_:::~_'.i ~_v_:_°. <::._<_::--is .I A. S Bayer

_ , U -._ ‘s, 0 0

A(-lveftiqing Agengy trains, ateumvrn und market. Well huill

`8-zzmwfdrziu. ll

P ` ~` 9 . _ _ _

hour of 8 oiclock p_ m_ Dated of the lo\v prctn1_u_1u rates-the high profit returns and this 9th September I9,O_ the liberal conditions that characterize the Policies of

H. ]. Palmer, President

_ _ d __ _ R. M. lol1nson,Sccretary. _ “td” of Wefylhing 9-iodi-roi. Assurance Company

, Head Office W’ ’

s_t_yle, comfort and dura- Branch Office - Cha,-lqlzxylxg

4.oo 4.50 s_oo _ Hyndman £5’ C0 Ltd

Manu ers, P. E, I.

ii. on-ion il co g

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I 'HIE EDITOR in AIOURNAL of ln-

formation for all

Literary Workers. Thirteenth year. Only permanent and suc- cessful magazlne of its class. Tells what editors want: how MSS.

» should le prepared; i where to find the best g market. Answei-s ev-

ery qnestion that you want to know about the business of writing

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C0py. $1.00 a year Send toc for sample

I copy, or z5c for three T recent numbers. »

li. THE EDITOR A

Deposit, N. Y

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Auction Sale

Wednesday. Sept 14

for the press. :oc a i

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