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squid Ilan Dlrwthr oURR,E_E5d1° W 3"'-'Win' In reply to The News' contention ,_ _ _ __ , , l l V I “ _ . ‘ ' -.If 1'

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.H wlleweoisd. Morning Daily Newshg Evsnlnz Dnilv F r “mc ‘Y "wld I” to “Mx

$'Ploase address all communications to The Oharlottetown Guardian “Ulm l’°°l“5° Y'hltl‘°l` 0"? u`“d° §°°°

_ _ _ ___ _ __ _ our hearts go with it The Guide

0 i _ _._ __ _il , _ 'es 1' é 1' ' Tussoav, si-:P2'iziussR 24. 191|. . fsayii that it tm in so, the veiiiii-

. ~ _ , - pr Mews gi

_ __ tary elimination oi, American duties

THE EXHIBITION.

The Provincial Exhibition has come _ ‘ t0

be looked forward to as asort of ovincial holiday season, and right- sn_ Not only will the products of e peoplo's thrift 'he displayed and amined but the people will gather gcther to renew friiindshlpr-, to cul-

ange ideas -on matters of mutual

< 3 ' ‘ S tivute new acquaintances and to ex-

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as well they should, for there is no other con- ,,, fictionery just like it,no other brand th at is

interest. life have n right to this annual gala

sciisoii, xi right to its plensiires. lm

iustiis, its lt'i~i1-\oii.~l.

‘ Anil with the right we encli have ri

iliiiy to perforin. The cxliibition is ilu-

\'ince_ ilir- ricrnsiiiii upon which vve

gre-at 1~x:iiniiiut.io1i ofthe l>l"l‘

fnatle With l.llC SOIC ob- ,ilnpliiy iii the wiirltl not only the re-

qeei' of-pi»ann'¢ing the ““

tllll`

'most delicious candy ui

its of our industry _lint o\irselve>'.

habits of life, our manner of liv-

lz, iiiir gciii-rul right to the lrinll WR

~ livi- iii.

that'=§::»1n besmade FC-

'I‘lie sei'io1iniii~ss

nf 1~:ur'li ii dut.Y

i .slioiilii iuit lic lost night ol, We and

gardless of cost. And

yet Moir’s Chocolates Ui

will'

province are on exhibition. On

c result of that exhibition very

much iiiu iiciwnd. We are l0°‘“"l= '°"

d0 IlOl COSl Hfly I`IlOl'C iminiizmiits. On the iinl?l`f*l'l"lfl" W”

iiiakc will rlepend l;il`l-(lily \\'l"*lh°l'

than the ordinary kinds. ,,,,,_,, ,,.,,, ,,,,,,,. L., ..._

We have them in 25, ,_

3;, 50, 6oc,1.oo and 1.25 iii

l |la\e Gat1ong’s ll”

also H

We will show, doiilitless, as our ex- bitionii have iiivariably shown, that the ability to produce field und

_ garden crops, to ruisc farm stock. 10

boxes and ln nianufscturc-as fur ns we have un-

,-mpcllnii-ii can compare more than

vorshlv with any one of our sister

provinces.

, It is our duty to Show tlllS fllllllld'

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iintly, to brini; our best to the exhi-

' Jo Ge l,l lm, Their- is n tendency to leave

t _ ' _

e competition with the lmbltual ex-_'

DRUGGIST iiiiiitors, the reizulal' prl20~\ViHn@f9-

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~ nini-.ig rrniiiiiiiiin will '

we will oflcr great induce-

ments in watch buyers.

Our -.nick just now is

very large in gold, gold~ filled, silver :ind nickle, all tested and timed for pro-

spective iiiirvliascrs.

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_ Stiii_e.~:. llruiil.f1>rd ulaii has n. rge News that protection wen hlgl, pm ness “mugs” mu .‘ . ' f

_ _ ' ' ' ' . l rheumatic twlllges. ,the pennant and the Ciants expect. t

btokcb Iiiuiler fwiiie i1i~l|isir_i,' mid the whole l_ C -0,, mm 0 -nc mme ,.l,._e,, The get D, 25_c¢,,t Dlmlmge of »-p,,_pevs ' n

c ti , d n t 1 r P ‘

‘ziiixidiuii binder twine output is very Guide quotes lrom a speech Ol Hom Ublll C0!l1D0\1ll<l" from your druggist `p15ying_gagg0n of. tim ]_-logtmi Req]

Wm. MUNBOUFQUETTE. Mgr.

-Private Baths. Running \\’:|t.er und l

Long Uistance'l‘elepnoneii in allrrio ins. -i 1 th ' lS€|.¢i_ Ii ."l ll i ~ and mlm if Wlill the knowledge that

LNYBIANF UN" Y, Fl ‘FD liliiu ithnrlier run 111 ll lr lnrsixlgli George E. Foster, April 27, 1894, as lt will positively and promptly cum

. . .. . . . us c .num inn cons ini 1 gt i g l,,ll(,WHl your cold “ml oml all the _g,.l,,p,, mlm ,_

liarge Hri -ounpii' Rooms.

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_:-S11'1.ok.ersf1have iirlividiiiil opinion*-' _

and we have the pipes to meet every opinion. lf you are n pipq ,qiliiiki-r 1lr0D in rinll look o\'i-r our line. We recommend 'thc 3 li. pipe, Have it in all the bet sliiiiics, vulrzinite uiid fini-ber stein. J. ll. Jamieson Drug- llist. El-24i\l."li.

taste in his _-unfikirig is quite sure to become a .tqritomrr nt our cigar stand. Ever bland we carry is one th_at has wo; thc approval of critical smokers. We recommend the Over

Seas Limitfd for a good 3 for quar-1 ter cigar. . JG. Jamieson, Ilruggist.

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’l‘his is si mistake and ll l0ll0“`efl “'ll,

_ take fl-gm the exhibition inlirh_of it

` v1ili`ie_ Everybody who hash l5I`0il\\C_

_ _ ~ . - in your editorial columns.

an animal ol more than merag saw il., for it will be fi large feature Mayor Mchean’ no doubt’ acted "om

on Canadian goods would mean poli-

ple Wm be gathered tomme; from an 'tical union just as surely. More than

parts of the province, the rich and the poor, the thrifty and the thrift- less, the intelligent and the ignorant. The accuniuiated mass will form the real exhibition, the feature upon which, largely, the whole will be judged. It is important that we look well to this side of tl1o'Provin- cial Exhibition.

The blight upon large gatherings in

the past., and even recently, has been the curse of drink. With this feature of it the lnw nflicinlii will have imuch to do. Doiibtleus liquor will be nvail- able. Iloubtless, also, there will be those who will drink it and make nn exhibition of themselves. We under-

htnlul tlmt the necessary precniitions are being taken both by tho civic iniuiiiritice and hy the iciiiiiiiiticn

management to guard against un- secnily -conduct.. This is as it ought tn be and unless we are greatly mis- tuken the present exhibition will be ii practical demonstration to the world that Prohibition prohibits in Prince llldward Island. It is sincere- ly hoped_thai. in this one thing at least we shall bring no discredit up-

on the fair name of the province.

From the present outlook it is safe

to assume that the Exhibition of 1912 will be by far the greatest yet. There will be nttractions of a super- ior order, educative, amusing, enter- taining. The aeroplane alone, one of the modern wonders of the world, will alone constitute an ' attraction, declared by those who have seen it to be worth coming a thousand miles to see. All should see it. It is one

of the greatest developments of

science, a thing of the future. Let

one hal! ,our total foreign trade now is with the United States and that

trade is rnpldiy increasiiigf If trade means annexation, then we are drift- ing now into hpolitical union Wltll the United States. t According to The Newsf 'iargiiment the only thing tlint. now' stands be- tween Canada nnd annexntlonls the American tariff, and they can re move it any time they wnnt us nn- nexcd. The only salvation for Cun- ada, therefore, if 'l‘he News' argu- ment is enrrect, is in ut once close oil all trade with the United States. and he would be ii hold opponent of reciprocity who would advocate thai..

N(i'I‘l°`.R "

This is the season of the year

when the ycar's lessoi_u=__ are being learned, the iiiistakus and ._til\0il‘ F0' sults, noted, the successes and their causes garnered np for future giiiiiiince 'riie neglected liiiic mis pre-, diiced its un-profitable harvest, the deadly weeds have done their work.. The care lavishcd upon this field or glint ring given its return in an abun- dant crop. As we have sowed and till- ed so have we reaped. And this lesson has been repented year after year- On what it has shown us we have made resolves. Home of us have acted uP0ll the resolve, others have not. The re- solution will be repeated. Will the performance and the neillfrflt ¥\l90 ll* repented?

ANOTHER llE'l"l`ER FROM SOURIS.

Sir:-In a recent issue of your pa-

per there appearcd a Very lellléltlly letter from Mayor MeL€8¥l. Ol S0“‘

no one miss it. Let the children sec i-is, defending this town from an al- it and remember where they first legeil Slllf fllllf bid been Cast ullgllilillé

erit should place ‘it on exhibition -in the world of which they will be worthy lml,“l5es_ the fact remain;

it does not win a prize it will s\vell[_,_ll,e ,mn and Women that Souris at the present) Cfillll€;)ll‘fll 6 vexhlhlts "nd in (ming so Wm dm. With n kindly welcome to all, The tirgtilif trlsllarleilyllctovrclilllxiiiidrll tligve last

od' Guardian unheaitatingly promises to Sat“"daY nllihfs revel to pmve my

Our display of ourselves is of evcnf- _ Btlltemenh

,-'>`~2,i‘»¢\;.f - ' ._~n~ ». is ,. . _ ..__._._____....__. _ ff ' » . they think of the temperance question - ~ ~ » 'rii N ~ c il th t in d ct » . . .

' 175" `*"-j._~.. - ‘iTlie Grain Growers' Guide of recent. e e“S sta e .a e re “ ‘on ln-S0“l"15~ I think their BHSWQYS. li

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nzirkets nnd contriucntzil free trade ,the growing prosperity of ],cnm,m,S one (lose Papeis Cold Compound mm" the Sum” thing :md that the Limited with its factories in Paris, Elves relief" Culeln

Niitiiiiinl piilicy iniiat continue to .ic ,,,,,,),,0l,l, pm., ll,,,_c,_' Alm0,,l_,,' ll,_",,t_ few hgiirs

the chief source iii' <';1n:i<|i1iu prosper- , , _ _-__- ,tv ford, Sf.. tiiorge rind Ayr iii Ontario You Wm ,,,“,,,"(__,r,y_fw, your cmd

'|‘l11~ .N'cw.~i limi 1~al.;1li-ll ibut. llic rc- H_nd Cmltimmk “ml Htl' Hynmnum in breaking ‘ind an the .Grippe Bymp'

intiv-il iii tlie duty hull riiiiieil the Qlwhcn' ld-our lleavmg after tukmg um very

'- ' ' ‘ . rs lose.

me ,m,,0rm,,c'e' The ,,mte,.lnl prog: all the most enioyable and the best It is an easy matter to be an al.

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rollllcf lol’ \'@f_V l\l\lCl‘ I“0"€» 0”? l°°°t'llSl8u<l- but go to the homes of the unfortun- , .,., ate young men who are S<iuau\lel'ius """"""""""/""`” 'J' ‘" ' their money and brains in this rum

A (~(‘i_\;("_‘i,Ug{\‘F, 3Ep1,Y_ ' ,.e,,t5_ "` circus and~ask their wornenfolk what

, t clmcssl 9'; Of duty hed practically killed the printed, would settle the dispute

ate ewoses' ll mos m Y ‘l woolen industry of Canada To this

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_,E,.,,\V;,__,_v_%,,,, nuniher of' fallacies on the qiiesti`oE,,,,,m (mme retons hy asking The 1” " I;-}"-"`»’:*`;‘4’:"'*i‘1:fi"-:'f"1V>'Y;""" ~"f“'rPmpmc"’y “S pxlmmdcd by 'UIQ \'ev.s to exhlnin the llrosbcrity of ` i

` --1, .fl-si-iiiitii' Nels’-,r_. _.,1l'li1l lzipltei, 1l!niriil~.i',”_ Hmn,,,",,,.,,' lllmllml' l,, .,.,.,,m' ,,,_l,,,,,(. A S

l "m"""f "HMT t'hm"" M' 'maui business hus expanded enormously; '#-

' The duty on cream separators nas l

li ler twiie indur-tr_\' f (‘»zinndn. _ , , _ It is a pcsitiv fct that l’ e's _ ,,l_,l,l,(R ,rho ,'_",,,,` ,,N_,m_,,q :U ,_‘_ MH’ removed in 1889. Phe News had ask- (lnhl (‘_nm,,(;,,,,,l'Dm:e,, Every ugwu on Monday, October 7t‘i. This date-_

` ,.' .l "‘l ll ""Y Plmlt fm' l-|“" '““““f“"'l""`° hours, until three consecutive doses 19 “Bid U’ l\fW° lleell' liilllllll-Valli

“""""' lh" ‘l"'-V ""“"‘ """"“""l '" of these. had been started since then, are taken, will end the Grippc and “Swell "D0" by l-llfl llill-lmllll 0011111115'

G H T I 'Wi YM’ in IM "W """""""" “"""l' ii. winch 'rin-_ oiiiiii-_ 1»e1>iic.=1 niet iii. b1'eulvui> the most severe uuld. eilher fee- which mm” hm “"X*' W"‘1“‘“'-'

. ° niqi. i‘.l,mp,iiiy 1-inn.. fi-~.11i the United though no new planlq had hem ,,ta,_t_ in the head, chest, back, ntomnch or day to draft the plans for the games.

Emi” "ml Wtnhlmlml " l)\'glnesB in ed U10” ill °’lBle"c"" Bl- ‘hilt Um* Hllliimpriimptly relieves the most is ries was based up n the asain pt'

1 ‘ ' . in - o . m ion

Mfqiqlg w"u""‘l' {"""ri"' “"l'i"h ll‘“"`iHh‘"l are still running nnd have greatly in- erablc headache, dulluess,` head und that the New York Nationals and the

` l‘ll~l'm<'llFlY uiiil is still rui'|'yin$‘: flll fl crempli tml, mll_l,lll__ nose atuilcd up, fiiverisliness, siieez-

' iii-cc 1»xi>i.1~i ri-...ii wiiii iiii- r1i;i_1-_ii I , t th tent, ,, nl Th, ins. sur" tliruflt. rluuiius of the nose.

ln " rep y rl " Nm 0 mucous catarihal dlsclinrges, sore

lu-iiifci' uiiil l1i‘i_i»1- i‘.\~i1u-_ iii-i`1irv ilu- »-ll, “lm l_,,,.llll wlll llllw, ll,,. ,.ll,.,.t ery; without any nssistarice or bad (.

-» _ 1 1 - 1 -i ' . ~ ' ~ . ft -.ll li l i ' ' ' ' . . ‘ ‘ 'J' '~"- ‘ -- "lm “"-*H:|‘;::;f"“'w"_,"ff:, "‘7 1" of eiilinurulir the iu‘i<°c of irufifle and f,‘,,lf,2,fe_'fl,;°,,f’,f“,,,,lg;,‘,t, 0,22 lieslred. as the cfimmissloii dcini-cs to as to what kind of ii pipe they like H' H " | ’ ' nu I Uh H U “L the "FHL Mm cunt ‘lf ul" lioodr- said to be just as good. Tastes nice- '

will be very closely up to the mens- nets iZ*‘ll€ly~

ure ol the protection which they :irc consecutlve (lnyg ln one clty Tl",

1»..i.......'.c..... riimi.. ~ii;°"_;__’_'.-12?.??¢.2?f_f"“= “'“‘°“°°‘ 0l=”'Tl“E “MEM i“"’~"‘?"‘°"f “ t" “fr

' Dm “uf Cv-S :iiif'.f”..::i:’f‘;.:.‘;;'.i;..“ii; DARKEWS THE "MR

T k* t, t, , r,,,,t lt _,_,, lrnck ones, there is nothing better _ --

n cs ie s ni, l, oi - cans _

'ein right oil without pain. Tiious- :;l,{it;'ht=:;’lBR[‘ix'I:;ll_,'(§If’;’£:, I,::l':',;h' éufalg GlV¢SdcéJ|0|'¢ HLIISHCD ‘ll rlddd ands say it's the surest thing to rid _ ' an |»| ‘i|v_ and f the feet of cnllouses, sore foot lumps hflnfllc and lnegulm. bnmh mwmce' y ' 'uf

D .t H U, t. ,nmh qualities that make it one of the Quiguy R¢m°y¢d_

iii.-ai.,

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N F ennellr§5'- Chandler

Victoria Row'

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The Best

Roofing

arpentcr-Morton is the best

at its price trclay lt is

proof and

the cold:-:st day in

or the licttest day in do not affect it. It is

a non-conductor of sound.

Carpenter-Morton is fully

best to buy.

for sample and prices.

Richmond Street

.N03

specialize in

Made Bread

For the_ coming week we write i

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or corne. on su er- :i ii o _ -buy n 25c., bottle of I'utiiaiii's best' and most sfnutary mothhmsl~\°"_ '”*°*‘ ‘

ii 'ni - C ~ l W rl l.lxl,,.,,cL,,. .t now on thc market- l’f0‘/lflefl with For generations Sage and Sulphur

nl esb Uln Hn( H l l 1 does the trick <luickly and is invar- hole in the hung/llexlor halglggg Clgp' 'mlm lieu’ “sed '01' lllllf Bllfl Biilllll

_ ’ ' 25c. The c innon g ., , t ull Al 5 k

miiiy aamiiicioiy. sem by au iinig- 1"” _ _ 'O »°=» um everyone now! the glsm °0l`“¢1' Gt- G9°l'E° and Kentq SW , value of such a combination for keep-

' I ._.._ 1 _.fe ~'23MEt- ing the hair a good even color, for

curing dandruil, itching scalp and falling hair, and for. promoting the ,growth oi the hair. Years ago the only way to 'get a Hair Tonic of this kind was to make it in the home, which was troublesome and

1” lllls Spice duflnl I3 C°ll5e°“' not always satisfactory. Nowadays, live W¢€l¢S Will 8PP€Bl‘ BU "Hd" Of almost any up-tofdate drnggiets can , one ef the 13 Retail Stores that supply his patrons with a ready-tw memlwfl Of the Limos” Clmmbef Ol

use product, skillfully prepared ln

perfectly equipped laboratories.

An ireal -preparation of this sort

cam ;eWy(pth’si Sagpchand Sulphurs ll-Illiir

me y, n w Sage and u p nr

are combined with other valuable remedies for scalp troubles and thin, weak hair that is losing its color or coming out. After using thls_'r8medy for a few days, you will notice the color gradually coming beck, -your scalp will feel better, the dandrud will soon be gone, and in less than

e. mouth’s time there will be a won-

Mrtul difference in your hair. ._

f Jorner Weymouth it Euston Stu) Don't neglect. your hair it it is full

A comparatively new business but oi dsndrufl, losing its color or com-

owingte the fact that competition hee ing out. Get a fifty cent bottle of has never been allowed to gstwliliin close Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur from your range, the siareenioysihaiargc pstronlgs drnggist, and see what a few days' beth town and ceiiinry-s clean bright treatment will do for you. All drug-

store ided ovsrby l»¢¢nisl.obligIvE gists sell it, under guarantee ,that ,

pmperietaw-lulepllifonéi caaesciielli-l-iqliol _ the money will be refunded. it _ *glue mm A 7

0" °"° °f 'Q *NUM* °i 1"- 'ruined is not sxaeti ae_represe_n tl.. -'lp 1 use an 5 in _ Home-niadeleaveq when placing in 060'. nuclei agents E. K. Foster,” Bun “‘” °' which to cheese at li Xn°g,'.1,§.; 'mm Clqghlflg H", md

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Three Smart Styles For Exhibition ~

Patons a.re'sl1owing today 3 smart

styles from their ccat department. There are no two coats alike at Patons.~

Handsome and chic are Patons new

Fall coats in tans, browns, greys, greens, blues, infact all the leading shades from ' $8.00 to $32 oo. If you want coat satisfac-

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pondents informed you, sometime ago, that he had seen fourteen drunks on the streets of Souris in one day. Had he been around last Saturday night and Sunday morning. he might easily have seen not four- teen, but twenty young men under the weather, and these not rowdies by any means. but some of them the best young men in the town and vi- cinity when sober. We have one of the finest towns on the map in other wriys. but the _question is. are we gn- ing to better the town by defending a nuisance that is sapping the lives of many of our young citizens?

F. G. J()l`ll)AN.

Souris, Sept. 23rd.

WORLD‘Fl SERIES OF _HALL .

GAMES f-l'l‘Ali’l‘ tif".'l‘ 7TH.

.NEW YORK, Sept. 20-The world's series nf baseball games is to begin

The date for the opening of the se-

flloston Americans would win thc pen- [nants in their respective lengucs. ` The Boston club luis already' Won

win within the next. ten days. The

Sox and the New 'York Giants closes on October 5 and one dny's rest be- ore the big games is deemed sufil- innt.. An early start of the series in

like advantage of good weather. It is learned that the commission

luis practically decided to play two

ermine which city nhnll linve the opcning gainrs.

b‘RAN(lE l.0t)KlN(l INTO

LRAlll<l l')IFl<`I(lllI.'l‘lI‘l‘.=l.

LIMOGES, France, Sept. 20.-The

French ambassador to the United States, Jules J. Juseernnil, le expect- ed to reach here September 23rd, for the purpose of informing himself thoroughly on the view point of the manufacturers of Limoges concerning the difficulties which have arisen be- tween the United States and France on tha subiect of porcelain values and duties. The ambassador will have conferences with the parliamen- tary representatives and department- ‘al and munitlpal oiithorlties as well as with the manufactarers and the

commerce. An American commission investigated the whole subject last year and later recommended to i.i.e United States treasury department that the existing agreement govern- ing the appri-.isement _ of pottery be abrogated. _

"There is only one beat place to

buy buy your new fall hat. Do you want to buy yours nt the best place, from the largest assortment in the' city? Then don't bu till von see our

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stock. Prowss Bros., Ltd. 9-IOEU.

Iartiihnusnlldlillilna. 1

l‘lilh|.'Y|`lllmAll||i'l|l|lil

very quickly. One of ~your corres- -

reservists of ,the ragiiinl- 5,-my, but

Don’t Force

_to Marry Again

Your Widow

Make arrangements now so that if the worst should

happen she will be well protected against want and poverty.

The Canada Life is ready to help you in this. For n

few cents a day it will take all risk of your life so that if the

worst should happen -your wife will be well cared for endif ~

, you outlive the policy you will receive a good sum just

when you need it ii Call or write today and investigate the ' Canada Life-7-an inquiry doesn’t involve you in any ivay,

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Manager P E l Branch

We K. 84`Gt. (ieorgc Sdreei _

x. s. aoei:ss.cinfi¢11¢i°wn l spam R. B. ROGERS, Kensindton I Agents .

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'l‘AI¢“`l‘ Al’PH(l\`E5l Oli' ' IiIlllf“vE'I` 9YS'l‘l"1lVl.

ident Taft intends to give the people

systeni." of estimating revenues rind expeiidiliired whi-tliei' (loiigress np~ proven or not. ' lu a bill passed by Congress and signed by the President in the closing hours of the last ses- sion it was decided that estimates should lie subniittiid to Congress as heretofore. The paragraph escaped the eyes of the Vresiileiif, nt. the time, but sincc the sciisioii closed he has decided that he will i.ry to show the country the ailvaiitiigci-i ol it budget system over the piesciii. niethods of cstiinriting the income and expcndl tures of the Federal Government.

Cl-llNl<}SlE Nl<]G()'l‘lATlNG.

l.()NI)f)N, Sept. 19-At n secret

session of the Nntioiinl Assembly at Pekin today, according to a des- patch to the Times, the war minister declared that the government would offer armed resistance to aggression in' inner Mongolia, but would accept the Russian conditions with regard to outer Mongolia, hoping thru these consessions to secure Mongolln’s gl- legiance to the _republic. The act- ing premirr (lhao. Ping Chun, said that the government was willing tn negotiate with (lrciit Britain on it basis of the nmintninance of the 1itn~

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__ DEBIRABLE IMMIURANTH.

OTTAWA. Sept. 20-Arrangementin it ll* lll1‘l°l`Bl00fl. have been completed between the Imperial Government and the Canadian Government whereby th_e emigration of reservists of the special army reserve will be facilltat_ ed in the future. Formerly known as the militia, it is now used as *ii nd_ inhct to the regular army, with men °'!1l9l¢fl l0l‘ B, few months' service and then for several years to serve in the event of mobilization. This obll. Sstion has hitherto hampered the emigration of these men as well as of

some time ago arrnn 1; concluded between ii,,gmg:ll;_l:1l ‘E3 Canadian Governments to whgreb the latter class could come to Calm): ‘l"~ This fiffllflirement for the special repervuu will npw_ he extended'

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of the United States an 'opportunity to become familial' with n. "budget ' "’ _

‘ “onli box of Mnc‘s Blood Food will

'relieve any chronic. disease but in most cases fi boxes will work ll per-

BEVFIRLY, Mass., f~lepi.. 20_-l‘res- mnneni; cure. A box lille. 6 boxes

$2.50. The 'rwii iiiiicn- 9-zimai,

1 The. New "Hats U

are distinctive. No man will want to wg". his old one any longer when he scestliese attractive new styles - '

1 Stiff Hats Sl. to ".00 .

Soft Hale Sli 'io 53.”

NW Cl|ll,50c te$l.50

we wonlt let an

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but lieceminl liesilweer here;

If ytiiineeil iiewSlilris,} 1 'Neckw_ear. llosiery, . if

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~ you are quite sure to End `

_lust what you want here, because we stiovrall the newideu as. well sstlioss ;

_ staple kinds that so many _ men want. T

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