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date patterns.

\¢Ve promise the young men of “

ever shown here. We make special

which are extra good values.

C , A -I knew him by name, and cir- Olllisel of Rev Thomas Marshall the

cumstances that arose wn e I loc 1 Su

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us. Everybody will admit that we 3 do the largest cap business in the city. We got it by showing at all times the newest and most up-to-

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' conhdenco in Mr whitney tha.; you B. and P.E.I. Conference is showing

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_ __ 'i' was= a perintendent of Missions. He

_w_;_th hir: justified my confidence. _ I _i_s not seeking to coerce the. m,issons,l

_ _ . _ }__4f¢ '_' Q.-Did you. know Mr whitney when

mention of our 85c and- $1.00 lines, __ n -ff f » ggghipd me uni on your return to

‘ A__`N»o,_ho introduced himsem but Indepen»den.ce.- The reports from 1' dia not onion his name and dia not °°""’“1 F1“°“°i°i Dietfiet Meetings

know it ,mm the following day_‘ indicate that the spirit of indepen-

| Q__.|)g|_d you know that poary was dence is in the air, that several mis-

' omg to start up or uint time? sieve are ieeiihs that they should .no

A -No I did not know lehsei' be dependent upon the Missi Q-what soured you to have ouch ehafy Bveiety for support The N

S A D G entrusted your instruments to him? he benefit of the inspiration and

_ g e hi the instruments to bring ut to lead some of them to see that

_ “Cow-TESTING-ASSOCIATIONS back because I thought they would as they would be oflended if oflefed

Quality underwear for boys "59 boys and girls school Glengary i __ _ 11° 1°" liable i0 illiiiry 011 hllard his bread and butter from other people

men and w0m0h he Pae0f1'S cops from 4sc to ssc lor 39s nt LESSENED PRODUCTION. _ _

9_|7¢¢_f I,__t0n.S_ 2__25d2__ ____ _glaciers and rough, ice-covered coun- should be unwilling to have the ex-§

F _ __ __ ___ __ August records received at Ottawa_ ry' __ pcnpp of calgirypng the gread of life; " Ur ‘Ville iii UUSL’ " meiisr “l0O wings, assorted lots values from rnomhorg of the cow testing ns-_ ~ i o lem pai or by ot ers. May the: leweiiiviie "iii Siieeiiiiifs KU 1° i’ei"worin no to soc for isc ru Pitons. .Sooinritnn indicate that in most .lis~_ESKIMOS BOUND NUT T0 TELL-'shell work eontinue. ‘l 0h'e 9*25il2i» 9-2502i. irricrs rho flow ol milk is wr-li up to _ --- -

'-"L --- _‘the average. In some localities .thereist(§__;Wil_l:l'_'j_ lay Wes; §§i:_1_i_°x;_,__;_);e__i'}:_‘; ROV Heaney. B. A.,_has accep-

~.200 suits No_ 1 Ladies' meeced lis -out _,_ very slight decrease fro-m‘th0 iufobm ____ h _gt _ 21 ___ ted an. invitation ho remain at Carle-

vessel than if I took them across not so well 05 as themselves they

illiiliillllli NEWS

[IF EHUHIIH E|H.|_i$

“ DIPLOMAT "

The collar that goes info

good socieffy. n

Correct or street, dress

and evening wear.

mon Fume ammo- "ANTWERP"-3 for 50c.

'rooKi:anos.l.im|rEo,MoN'rnEAi.

_ lvuilcsns or

smnrs. commas, ruse, vssrs -Ano ilvieonrsne or Mews

Funnies-lmao. 6

2 for‘ 25c.

W if li

A`SUl"iecl i of

. . enyuvnlvu nu uawuunv nuuruop uuu n

,{_~_;-;\::m\=lva¢0___an enmity or bitglrnoesy _hr bookl never lost hi; ¢éi_':u\DoIll\_’0 special program was well carried our. v v l I L , A_N "§‘m__ __ _ v __ th ,_ I fm: f:ff,‘_’,'“'°'“, °“ ““ ° "'“"° 'rlio Missionary oomnilmo or this ,_ \

‘ ' °' ° _ 5 “' “ ° ° “ .. “°°‘ cliurrli nan decided to raise $150 fur _know of. We will have the Eskimos here as missions this yuh

,PQ-D0 you look upon Conuuanfler soo_|_i ate lwe¢_1hble ansgathen that ab~ ds-

GHYY M al friend r an enemy sur s ory w be tt.er~d," _ _ l A.--I must say In dcimnot know, I the doctor‘s answer. L was Th” Miss” Gmi” and Elaine' dau and have treated Mr. Peary as a friend, "I want to say this, and ;'I ca.‘nrlot_

, and until I know more about the sit- make the announcement any too d

uation I shall continue to do the strong," said Dr Cook. “It is not 5 same. _ necessary to bring Mr Whitney into t Q--Did you ever sny anything in this controversy at all I have proofs' mann time inriirncru uint yon_fenron and copier of evrryuiing Mr whitney *ii

for your life if he got there? has in his possession and they will

A.-Nd. _ all be made public in good time."

iii 1?’ }%£'-___ Q--Would you he willing to meet. -so

/ _ _ "f°i¥x§;_ P°A&l`yAi;l a debate when he gets here ?

'~'-._,_,'¢¢ -_i°I."_,j§`.'f"‘~ffr'€:i`» , »;_, .- lar as I am concerned the

the Clty the flnest range of Caps ‘ 1../ "~.__;“;."~.l*.<: _Peary incident is closed. Mr _Peary

- .ie not the dictator of my afiaiirs, and

__ __ _I do not care to say anything fur- _

- is

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iiftfig iiiiirgon liiirtegpringhiixo SlZ€S at the l0WESt

one to _Columbia College, New York, o take post-graduate work. the f0!‘- mer speciallizlng in house hold science,

e latter in painting, etc. Dr Louisa

pi-icesL» 'p »

IOrder'your supply

today. -

A-uul_i ei

Ailmiralion

pour 'fine laundry work, spe akes for itself, _

Your lady friend will ap- eciate your good taste as ell as admire your fine linen you patronize, the Star.- est work. Personal atten n. Prompt service.

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Star Steam . `

itll Kam 8'. hmm!" Phono |51

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tic ideas in milllnery oo to M Lined Underwear, $1-30 80062-. foriJuly yield of milk, so iight, that the your two Eskim ie? U” ame om tim- St 301111. fOr a lourth rear.

Tra|nor&Co. 9-Zodtf. ;1_00 ai, pam-_,n’S_ 9-25d2i. ‘increasing richness shows a tirille' A.-Well, the lgskimios were l.0u<nd If _ Y

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' *li .inf Y 0 WU OF

_/,[,,_., /;;_ieF; maintaining the flow, hub they-_ have -that ship and come direct Ill" _.F V1.1 -g_ determined to provide some soiling to New York, instead of

- ,'iil;'-_`\ _f _' crop, and if possible build a silo, so going to South Greenland and sailing

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higher Yield Uf fat; _ idown -by me not. tu tell -uliyonc where

» _.-:-:__-1 _ ___ __ ____ '_ ‘_ o- _ o __`.__ _.___ _ Q. _,..‘:._._”_L In other localitios, un-fortunately, they hod~booo_ I Should nike you to D160#°Z~°I°*2°°Z°°Z°°Z°°Z°°3v°Z”Z~I°°2°°Z°°I°°Z'*r°Z°‘o‘ s°Q°1**.°°.”»°1¢"»°*»°°» °»‘{°‘»°'»°‘»"r ~”» v”e”° 4 there IS B Very Hiilfbeil Si“'\i1k°L'9r _as have Hanson here and crloss-question

much as 12'() lb. n.nd'evcn 180 lb. milk him you,-sem Hanson-H testimony ,ls per cow less than in July. Many entirely founded oo hea,~Soy_

( , - dairy -farmers have accordingly Vowed_ Q__Kn0wing that o Ship was oom_

__ , _",j_'!,;f' ° I that next 'year Will 110i hee them ing north this sum.:nei‘ for Whitney, ~ V" ""“ S caught without any provision for why did ou n t it I

l ny 4 1 ; V as to ensure succulent feed for prob- lI’0m tliere t0 C01-liinhiilrerl " . #_ ;_-(W _')‘_:_.___ _ a-ole hot spells in July and Aog“5¢,_| A.-I knew that the Danish govern-

i_ ., \ - _ ' *_‘_ _. Such mon are wiso merit sh_ip would get me home before . \\ ‘iii 'I _ Some districts have as high over- Whitney S Ship-

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ages an 370 il.. milk, nnu 29 lb. int in _Q-~iWh'=1*¢ iiisffliments did you have August Home wise dairymien had Wm’ YOU f1`0m Ciilw Thomas Hub-

, 'l';§=e=v.. Portable FOfg€S. made provision of suitable feed. Oth- hard and 'ii*’°_k 7

Ball bearing di ills.

Elilili rumnntur lgililwiartz

M. R. M shoes, horse nails, h o

» butters, sleigh shoe, fire and caulk

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steel.

_ Wholesale and Retail.

The Rogers Hardware £0. ltd

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Telephone Call - -- - No. 20|- .

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The best grade of work is put

into every job at this office:

If you have been dissatisfied

with the appearance of your printed work;

- If the price has been as much

as good work costs-then bring your next order to

Arch’d Irwin

I3 Richmond Street Charlottetown .

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_ BO0K BARGAINS

Announcement number fwo at

Carfer’s Bookstore

|00 Boys’ and Girls Books. Publishers:price $1.00

each, Uur price 6o cents.

50 Regular Copywrighf Books $1 25 each.Our price

65 cents.

|000 Cloth bound Books, good titles regular price

25 cents each . Our price 2 Books for 25 ceuts. (just opened)‘ _ _ _ _

- |000 Frank and Dick Merriwell | Books apd

Defective Books, Latest editions x 5 cents each. (receiv- ed to-day) ' .

zoo copies “Anne of Avonlea". (receivedfrom the

publishers to-day). _ _

Visit our Book department. Bargains in Books

for everybody.

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Aiivils, vises, taps arid dies.

‘ use to d t ' . i "120 men’s and boys’ V front swea- atiom e “mme your compam v“ri

ers, less provident, had to be con- A"“S9xt3“ti Bftifleiai h0l'iZ0D.tl1I`ee rent with n yield of seo lb. milk and ggmiégsses- three eiifeiivmetel” Whteh- .21 lb. fat per cow: while here and. e'd°m°£m°m°t°'5» '°“'*`°m°i'e"f| and ii th'ere the average yield was down. tojp _€,;r£ k. d f ssoilb. rnillr and is lb. far. some hai, _md“,_0‘”__ ° °_‘,’xt“”f did YO" imen might well copy the methods of A _One se‘;ta_¥;l_y F their brother farmers who regularly'tuS' _ ii Pencil HPPMH-

_ _ , _ _ ;‘z°:.:'; 3.1;. .l.1:§e;..1‘i;i°....§‘=l;:';laiff,,g~;;;h-;_;,i;f;i of _gently when records are kept by each A__G]ao8_

wdift s is ber 1909. Q"`W_h“t md U' "“““t °f ""°°‘f°“`

awa, ep In life did you haveand how many?

C- F- W- A.-We didn't use any,

---;~---?- Q.--What kind of comlpass did you

have ?

Paton s for qu silty in furs A___wo had one liquid compass one

9 17°" surveying compnss_

"Oilcloths and all kinds of floor KIND OF COMPASS V

overings or HONEST Prices nr Par- USED- 0'i'S- ”25“2‘- Q.~wl.nr kind of ronrrirrnr .uri W...

ters in grey with red, blue, green and' A____Sm.voying compass. it had an

4 north ?

brown trimmings, ab 20 p. c.discount. azimuth a¢_,_ao,,,noo_;_ ' rices range from $1.25 ta $2.50 at| Q,-what compass course did you aton’s, 9-25d2i. take from Cape Thomas Hubbard

"Furniture and house furnishings oll A-Well that changes ever d

the Uest, always at Patori’s. d |If you follow the course onya nyigp

9-25 2' ' li

i, you ave got the compass cours,

1- I Q--Wee your determination ofthe

"60 men's good washing carnhric|polo solely by an observation ox trio

shirts go on the table today at 50c Sl1n's altitlile, or did you take ob. _At Paton's 9-25d2i. servations of the pole stair 12 hours

aimrtr “Hd by the determination of

Go to Paton’s for furniture the °°1°“_ti“'l P01e» midway' between the

9-l7dtf tW0 DOBIUODB. Prove the accuracy of

__,_ Your position on the terrestrial pole?

~ 9 _ _A~_H°_W are YOU g0iI1g to take an

S °”5°"’afi0i1 by the polar star when

You have a continuous sun ? There if "0 “il-iliti you cannot have any B .

Watches °a'i.§:ez° f‘°.:l“=°=°-

_ 21 o er nd of observa-

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lead all others for accuracy and tude of to); Bunn? W "‘ was tm’ “lu

excellent values. _ , A.--we have cola that the altitude

We take the greatest care in test- of tho sun gave us our posltions;tli-at ing and fees wifes ‘.‘;;'.°..:: ;:.:zl.:.r.::l °':,“2..W°

': ' i 1 r- ° S B-

_Wi h thetaid of3i§_o__cctura gy; 1;? “DDL Buch as would _he made by the ei '§i'0U0i119 01' an if YY9 ~ __ compass and other instruments. perience therefore we can assuret e My e_x_peditiun was not badly best watch service. equipped. said Dr Cook to later

Our watches range from i.oo to ‘i“°°'-i°"s- "W8 had 10 Him- 11 Sled-

$5o.oo. _ . \

Satisfaction guaranteed. ei

W. N. Tanton, our

115

Grafton St

_ _ _ _Store CONROY’S _

is replete and complete for your comforts in our line-

Special Fall Sale

of Boots and Shoes, Trunks, Suii Cases, Grioa. etc. Sec me about CLOTHING CUT PRICES in all lines.

Give me a call Exhibition

Week.

Store Open Evenings treatment'

CONROY The Shoe man.

service.

A place for everything-

everythiug in its place.

We give you good value. We give you prompt

We give you courteous

E' We invite your trade. and feel we can please.

_ _ W __ _M A.W.R¢dd|n, Plum, B.. _

.julia s. cn. imma. _.r

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“T/lc Ilomr: o/(loud Hats" i,

“The College Coat” i9.1‘,‘,f.iii‘E‘.'.ii°°'

W'e are looked to always for something above the common but in this case

we have surprised even ourselves. Extremely good luck offered us a most conipre

heusive showing of these American crazed “College Coats” in the celebrated “Harvard” and “Yale” styles. We promptly snapped up all the best and choicest patterns and colors to be found, and consequently our showing is the `most com- if

plete to be found in this city. See them in our Window-try one on. If you want

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to wear the latest apd best you'l1 wear one of our “College Coats”

_ Men’s celebrated college ulsfersiii the popular “Harvard” and""Y'aie”

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styles. We expect a large demand for this particular style and we have made preparation months ahead The materials are most elegant Cheviot with exrelleut finish and workmanship. Altogether this iuaices a handsome fall and winter gar- ment Prices $9 50 up to $27.00, with all intervening prices.

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Filll Hill SlY|€S---1909

¢» Just keep an eye on our up-to-date hat depart-

r~ _ ment for the newest, the best and the cheapest to

""'v`:'v';m be Seen in this ro '

‘ ` - P Vince-

Our fall hats now grace our shelves with the

best variety, most exclusive shapes and the most

\ becoming hats to be seen. If you want to wear the

latest it stands to reason you’il have to come to the

"“='f»-->~ largest and best hat department in this province.

"'l`he Home of Good liats." Prices $1.00 fo $5.00.

Good Values in Boys’ Suri

Our boys’ suits are, we thiiik,_ liandsomely

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ahead of anything to be seen in this city. The -

styles are just right, the materials the latest and the price--well, you’ll want to visit this sloi'e be- fore you can really appreciate the saving--the quality is about the average. Then with our money back if you want it, plan, you sinipl y ca1i’t afford

not to bu _y here.

Blue _sailor-blouse, gold cord, brasis buttons.

Spiendidvalueat... .......... .......$l.50

Brown tweed, plain coat, kuiclier pants. Good

materials and stylish at. _ . . . . . . . ... . . . . . . .$1.95

Blue tweed, two piece suit, plain coat knicker

pants. Splendid value at... . . _ . . . . . . . r . . . . .$2.50

Grey all-wool suits, two piece, good wearing

materials and the price.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . $3.50

The price and quality advance to our elegant

$io.oo boys’ suits.

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~ Some Suggestions

_ _You want either a hand bag, overalls, a. trunk, valise, vrorkiug"shii‘ts, fancy;

shirts, ties.--or something _in hats or caps and we are able to fill your. wants b¢tter“~ than any other store in this city. _

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