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best lailors at that.

Just think, 5ou’ll buy a, 37 omg ww

r5. An 18.25 coat for $6.25, a $10

dlllar coat frr 7 dollars, and last

not least a iifeen dollar one for $10.

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" "hé'.={r°° buy y°=r °=rP°1s. you must be consider my in ins msg,

\\'e‘ve 400 pairs ol Trousers at 75:, beside 2000 pain ‘nmuinz up in ty Better goods at I5 or 20;, A-Lwool goods at 25 vi B t at mn ;as very few people know mush ab-out value in ¢|;|g1;¢¢_ n _

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but f Everybody, even our competltirs say we’ve get the nicest bath

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is price tells a long story_ of pines regqqhols |n our big - ,,.»/

fi..»»$1-.75 The Best ofigll 0"' lf s i

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ere olriu; you 'lbs goods at never _ - ' ' ' -

in Dress Goods is found in _our great depirlment. |- -_.___ ___ _ _,Q

Nice U “'00” It 45c_ 753 and $.00. g, New we*ve His largest dep'! in P. E. I. and _we ll" IRPIUIHIJ ‘

Mlwlin. we do it by fair dealings; and good

. Bit tbere’s better s°jll, when you ask te see our $1 50 82 00 wh” F” 5°! I ¢l1‘P2f.~|\0ro il its not right we mah it light.

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N ta Now ladies. ws';e bound to Pill this dress 8-Sods department In Vg ‘ :_ sts , - e front. ~ ` `

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shapes in the city, so we have. We want you tl see them; if _we do ,.»w~ J,

not prove what we say, why Ihen don’l buy. ' `-»--'_/‘ '4 Carpet last a lot longer, bun”

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Sew . English Law f Now in Force. ,

HEAVY PENALTIES

for Exwruoii-A11, Must New be

Registered. _

hence forward the trade of money-

u under different conditions under which it has flourished

given before the money-

committee of the H9u§e_of Com-

i°G\'93t Bfltalll *nd I"°l““‘_i _Wm ` gulations are under which a money lender

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public, and the Money Lenders’ Act 1900, " which received the Royal Assent on they 8th of August this year. and which has, just become law, is the Li-uit of that inquiry. ‘ The act defines clearly for the first time §

what the expression “m'mey»lender" means. It includes every person whose business is thatof lending money, or who

advertises-or announces himself or holds! hrmselfout in any way ascarryiag on auch a business. ' `

‘REGISTRATION NECESSARY. .

SJ we at once get at the class of per- sons who are aimed at, But as the detini- tion is wide enough to cover lenders of L money who are entirely above suspicion, A several classes of traders and corporations are specially exempted from the Iact. ' These -include pawnbrokers engaged in p their legitimate business, societies P9358- tered under the Friendly Societies Act, 1895; the Benelit Building Societies Act, 1&i6; the Loan Societies, H1840; or any .of the Building Societies Acts; any body ' specially empowered by Act ofParllament to lend money to anypers in carrying on business as a legitimate broker or insur- ance agent, and any corporate body ex- empted from registration by the B :ard of

The act states clearly what the new re-

must henceforth carry on his trade. First and forem ost, he m-ist registerhim-self as

m'one lender at' the Office of Inland

l-der his own or nsuil trade name, and

hardly be forgotten yet the

us -- Debility.

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l°',»_' ""4-A T. P. Lalame, railway agen! ,em ° c’"¢l1¢ev1lle. Que., writes:-“ F01'

Years I have been run- down

j, nervous deblllty. I suffered f "ld consulted~doctors. and used

"" in vain. Some months ll? I °‘ Dr. Cha.se's Nerve F006. HMG blue; `

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. and my health improved so

B *Mt I ordered twelve mon.

'17, frankly, that thi! treat-

in the medical world.

'mill Cha»e'l Nerwo F00d`l hu system belngvbilllt UP

strong L ~ h thy.. I

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the weigh and diseases

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,?opl._n .,..'-1;* N" 7 . "-3. .'»`-' . '_ under hge; is _ ‘ 5 ~latonw. -Tlr'e*unlIlDDY

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with the address, or allethe addresses," if

more than one, at whichjie carries on his

business. He must carry on business _n his registered name, and at his regis- tered addressbr addresses, and in no oth- er n une and nowhere else. He ciin only enter into agreements or take security of ‘any ];_in_d under his registeged name. Afid "-he must, iniexchange -fora reasonable fee, furnish the borrower with a cop? Of any document or security relating to the

loan. `

.UNDER PENALTIES. q ~ ,_

He' can be heavily punished if lggws

lo obey these conditions, He rendershim- self liable to be summarily convicted and 3 fined £l(X)for the first olfence. 8111 _B sentence of three months' imprisonment, with or without hard labor, or a fine of £100, or both. maybe imposed for the 2 second offence. In the case Of a corporate § bgdy the penalty for a second ol' subseq- uent conviction is set down at £00. Money-lendersmust re-register themselves

every three ¢ll'S»

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mu", un,”-y debtor who has had sum

fldence to Mr. Z., who advertises from the A

that should Mr. Z. later on declare him. self to be none other than his olfl friend X., a wolf in another wolf‘s clothing, then his old friend X will make himself liable to the very unpleasantpains and penalties

IN SOME CASES JAIL, `

But the most drasticolsuse in the whole;

Act is the fourth, whidi provides that itany money-lender, either'-an individual - or-a corporation, “by any false statement, representation, or promise,” or conceal- ment of material facts, “induces any person to borrow money," he shall be guilty of at misdemeanor and liable to two years’ imprisonment, with or without hard labor, or aiine of £500, or both. This clause is, perhaps, the portion of the act

against fraud, and tliecase which will be most often appealed to by plaintiifi and defendants inmoney-lending actions under the new, dispensation.

In the case ot infants--that is to say,

youths under the age of twenty-one-the money~lender will henceforth have to prove that he did not know that the son with whom he entered’ into business negotiations was an infant. Ilore than

Tl'“d¢- `thut, he will have to snow that _lie had

reasonable grounds for thinking the party was actually over twenty-one. If this errs at all, it is on the side of leniency, for it would not have been toolmuch to have made all money-lending contracts

3 Y' ReV°°“"»'P"°"m°d fm' me -p‘"p°se’ “un ' with infants worthless in themselves,and

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What You Pay -

,ls no.1‘est of Its Gm-ation \Ya|\l_l-PI'l- ll Versus or. ciiasivs Kidney-

l Llllll' Pills. F

`Dr. Chase’| Kid-ney-Liver Pills are Just as muon a doctors vr<=s¢ript1°f\. 2| . any formula. your family I>h¥BiCi9-ll “ll-3 , give you. The difiereiice ia that Dr. Chase’s Kidney-Liver Pills were D’~’I" rected after the formula. had Proven ii- self of insstlniable ,value in scores of | hundreds ot cases. »

Dr. Chsluol won almost as much popu-

larity from his ability to cure kidney , disease, liver complaint, and backachq with this formula, as ire did from the publication or his great recipe book- ‘ The idea of one treatment ueaching the kidneys and liven at the salae time . _was orisinal with Dr. Chase, It ac- counts tor, the success of Dr. Chisel

Pills in curing the mos! ailment! of the fllterlnl

other end of England. For he will know il who fall most readily to the money-lend

__gr’s lure

which will be the greatest safe-guard-+

f For Medicine

_ all that Wong;-ful display there is _not ai * t that ot conscientious]

'ybat Clothing, and it requires' no

oil 0 0 Q V oioqo 0 Q ovloia Q oo , , ’ "¢‘..¢'° °' °' " .'¢'° E E ».l.u‘l'u. '¢‘|°¢°l.¢ 'Q' Fl 'Q' 'Q' 'Q' Q' °a°° 9" ‘f ":U¢:*°0:0 0:0 be °e'u°| ¢'gl¢'¢!.°.‘.¢. l.¢'o.e

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eculiar attractions to the ordma ad

large amount of available capital at his

already been madeto prevent the tout-

ing usurer from scattering his seductive ollbrs broadcast among public and private ‘

Do not be misled.

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I ren’s_ Clothing Deparmism, the gregggsf, in this city and 'onr prices the lowest.- James Paton & Co. 27 2| '

Overcoats, rfect in every de-tail. In

,garmen we cann Y recommend. We handle only the

"emit..........»-_§...'i...;iiiirsii1.lt BANK or csninnr

disposalf Legislet-ive attempts have

thus save a large class of the community _ ' ' f

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Mwhets this clause will have the elfcct , n F ‘ of stopping the deluge of money-lending » ' ‘

‘;‘I.*'$`.§1'.1‘..`1'2“Z'i. '$3215-211 `I.‘I.‘Z‘$.2`.‘Z.‘§ZZI S f °°"""‘ °f °-“° GM B-\~ »f ii- wen. - ` i

“ff f0l`|95 550%- _ 'almost before these luckless young men , EN

have matriculated, remains to be seen. A '

\They end newly:-.ioined subslterns offer ,BANK UF FRANCE ' .

$86,047,935. 3850.0* 23»5¢0.@ 25.7 I 4.920

Toni. 3`rrtA33.8`i

sol\ools,but ll7is'not quite certain that FUNDS HELD BY THB MUTUAL LIFE INSUR N55

these attempts have proved successful. QQ A

MPANY

Juncnsra cr-Irion usunv FOR THE PAYMENT OF ITS POLICIQ'

n 4 ; ` l 3 1899. A "

Inasmuch as _j_udge%_.nowadays hesitate » h --, » '

touse their pewertorefusemdney-lending - i no ---~ i i n >

plaintiffs what the latter claim in this Or' 81251721.68? more tbl!! the Btlllbilled Cl it l ll ' ` way of cent. per cent., the explicit direé L P 1 lb... h.°_»h'

. . . . `, The new form of ol’ ` tionspontalned in the dist clause f th , P WY of the mutual life Insurance Cslpaa ul Ze ner, get Wm supmy what ,amen `jmca,§ York. Blchgs A. Mscmgy, Pmiusni provides: ’ °'

along felt want. Henceferwsrri, when al F irst-Tue SECURIl‘f 01

(Continued on Sixth page.) S8c0nd_PR0Fn,AB

sae1.s44 531 of sum.

LE lNv£eTMI-mr

L 6 J 'riiira LiBi-:RAL LOANS 'ro has yyggggu ° 671/"1 Extendedlc '

This signature is on every hog ol th genuine K A A . _ . _ lgxahve Bmm0_Qmnine°Tm“ V Q Automatic Plid-up insurance without sharp ot policy. QU remedy that cures a cold an one is! Liberal snzis if`er valuesf

rm insurance in rase ol lapse.

011° mvnwfl ence in payment si premium..

tat; f H Izonot bebmisledi E? _ For hnumr in_f°‘m“i°°» ‘PSU I0 _ no ions rom ot er ouses, tsat ‘ '

`;l'oui‘_self before purchasing by cbxmpariiéé - ,, _ I' ° A~

qualities. We wilhgnly too well plea ngv 29 1; A ' toshow you ours S at any tune. you I 7 g _ ~ Gelenl Agent, llalihl. X 3.

If you intend buying a furlinedovercoat ‘~ 5:

y _call and see ours, 'before pure " ing, _we _i

can positively save from 10 002% on it,.< ';1,§,: Jas. Paton&Co. 272; i L; if We have in _stock aiine ran of Boys J‘ 5 -

Overcoats and Ulsters and 5;; Jackets `;-' in naps Fricze and Beavers All made u 5

,with high storm collars. Prices below ‘ali A' U coinpetitién.-Jas. Paton & Co. 27 2i gf; _'

,i Do not miss seeing our Boys’ and Child- ' ;`

latives to prove -it. ' The pgirmen lor themselves. We invite you

every form of

medicine Dr

, “M gf. 51| _kind friend Mr. Q, me ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,;., ¢¢__nn neighborhood,

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see them.-Jas. Pawn 8t‘ Go.

also

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nngbt call. Yours for dothmg' Si* our. $298 Ulsters and our $2.65 Reefer.,-Jas. ' ‘ ' `» ' ' ~

irmieoo. mi l

TryRivBl Herb tablets;chocolate coated. | H, W ~ S ir

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that everyone appreciates is a good Photo- nothnig- nicer to send to friends.

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