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liasterly g iles and rain.

WAN TED-A case of headache that

KUMEORT Powder _will not cure from ten to twenty minutes.

'TOILET DOMAINS

My stock of foreign toilet _ |

articles can be matched in but few places the size of _ this one. Almost every toilet aid or convenience that has merited public favor will be found in mv

stock.

SUPER B SUNDRIES

When you want sun-

dries: brushes, combs, sponges, bath tablets and bath requisites you will surely appreciate the as- sortment we display and the very low prices we make

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AUCTION SALE _l

Stock, Crop. Implements and House-

hold Furniture. ,

We are instrnc'ed by George Chilton to sell

tb ' Public Auction . at his premi~ea. Malpeque Road, adyoiplng late Malcolm McLeod'a resi- dence, 34 mile from city. on '

_"SATURDAY, OCT. 10th.

A`l‘ 2 0‘CLOCK, P. M.

‘ The following, namely :

SFOCK-One horse _1 years old. Alniont

Wilkes; :horses ll years old; z milch cows, well bred; lheifef, some sheep, 5o plre bred

‘ hens.

CROP,-Two and a hall tons oi hay and a lat

of straw

IMPLEMENTS-Ore buggy, new; r Driving

Wasson, 2 Driving S'eighs, r Box Sleigh, r Sad le and Bndle,r robe.: Sets Driving Harness. . ALSQ, Household Furniture, 1 Supe ior Upr right Plano, New williams and a lot of other . _ articles not, enumerated.

.T ERMS A l` SALE. Sale positive

BENJ. CARTER & co.,

‘3 th sa zi - ` Auctioneers.

$l00 WDRTH OF

CHllMBEllllllN'S

MEDICINES

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store today. _

Cholera and diarr-

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hoea remedy.

Cough Remedy. ` '

Pain Balm.

Stomach and Liver

° Tablets.

H. A. ELLIS

~p.-4,.-4,.

I lltalres Specid/ty of

The Douglas-Laccy,Stocks

Through my_. extensive connectl;-ns and- ju-

dicious advertising I LOCATE MANY GREAT BARGAINS. _ At the present time

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SATURDAY, OCT. 10, HB3.

THE UNION 0F THE EMPIRE- H

The union of the British Empire is un-

doubtedly Mr. Chamberlaln‘s great idea. With him colonial preference, a good thing in itself, is but a .means to the great end. That end in one for which sacrifices might be made by all parties to the compact, for which in fact, if it is to bebrcught about, some sacrifices must be made. But no sacrifice la callei for with-

out promise of same compensatory ad-T vantage. Britain has prospered under

tree trade during the halt century pfob. but dnricgthe greater portion of that

from what they are to-day. She had a long lead in the development of her manufacturing industry, and for forty ` years in many lines of manufacture had no real or effective competitor. Now the United Stales and Germany are closely contesting her industrial supremacy and a new departure has become necessary if Britain is to hold her own.

All civilized nations including the Bri- tish Colonies have set up tartil' walls more or less high. Britain alone opens her mar- kets to all comers. Even among tree trad- I ers there must arise adoubt whether she

can much longer continuedto do this

under existing conditions. It must be obvious to all that a policy under which the most prosperous countries in» the world have grown and thriven could not be so ruinous to Britain as some of the

prophets of free trade predict. Sumo in-

terests would- sud‘er, doubtless, it the iMother Country were to set up a moder- .ate tariff for revenue; atfording incident-

tal protection to,her home industries, just as some interests have suH’erei in Canada

and the United States from a_ like cause But there is a consensus of opinion in America and Europe that the gains have

\more than counter balanced the losses. Might it not be the same in Britain if the experiment were tried 'I Canada had once an army of tree traders, and one of our two great parties declared in its platform

direction of tres trade. That policy has

been abandoned. There is no longer a free trade party in Canada. ~

But if a moderate protection would not be li had thing ln itself lt would ceruimly afford the advantage, which does not ex- ist under a policy of free trade, of afford ing a leverage with which to influence the.

trade policy of other countries. Now

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‘which seeks to represent the entlreCon-_

time conditions were vastly diferent e

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and mo.-,e all

is the fact that Britain with hal! the ear-

rylng trade of the world ln her hand'-l' ll lu li stranger nsltlon to make -tlscst _changes than any other nation has yes been. When the United' States ,adopted

have

protection her shipping had been pllpgrly pirattically driven from the seas,

hal not yet been able to recover her lost ground. Britain has io day a, lead in shlpplilg, ship-building and the carrying trade that is suflicient to carry her for- ward by the impetus already aalned, for aoother generation atleast. .

and behind all this there lies the gle st'

purpose of uniting thc whole Enlplre in one by a new and enduring bond of self interest. To supply this bond nothing could be so promising as the principle of a tlaie preference such as Mr. Chamberlain has proposed. ata nie time lsl-lmosr .suspicious for this. In fact another great union ls due ln the opening years of this - twenteth century to complc'e the historic sequ- el ce aptly pointed out by the Toro to World-the ' union ot the crowns ln looe-the num with Scotland in 1707-the

union with Ireland ln 1831, to be followed by the union ol the E-npire now or in the near future. Toward such a union, the grand.-st in history, the hear s and minds or loyal subjects ot the .King in all

quarters of the world are nhw turning with patriotic lmpuf-e and with the ardent hope that the time is at hand for its consummation.

`Atareetnt meeting of the American Pomological Society held ln Horticultural Hall, Bostol at which the great scient- ists lu their important branch ot Agricul-

ture for all over America assorted and

tinent ln in its particular sphere, Prince Edward Island was for the that time ad- mitted to the chal med circle and Rev Father Burke ot Aloerton,as wellas being given to fellowship has been honored with one of the vice president's chairs in the As- sociation. We congatulate Island horticul-

ture on receivlngsnch high recognition and

Father Burke on his new honors. We are

getting along nicely ln horticulture and certainly those who give their time and

talent to the development of this promis-

ing lr»dus‘ry are worthy of the fullest commendation

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trade concessions from her rivals. Then , ______!

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be repeated for many months to come

- -- ; Black and dark’gre_v-; heavy frieze, dared flounce, plice.~.~ . . . . . _ . . _ . . . . . . .

` e Heavy, dvarkgrey cloth, iiared and rows of stitching, price. . . . . . . . . . . . .~ . . . . . . ..

Dark grey and black, made with yoke and strapped with black cloth . . . . . . . . . . . .

T Black ladiesicloth, stitched and strapped with tabs, price. . . . . _ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . H Heavyblueserge,strapped and.stitcl1ed..7................ . . . ._ . . § Plain cloth, iiared...... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. ...' .. e Also ask toseeourb1aclrSateen`Skirt.worth$1.5o for . . . . .. _ ....._.,.. ` One or Two Silk Skirts one third off the $~

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shown such a variety of nice things in bedroom suites. Prices start at $14.00 and run up to $55.00 ‘ In all we -show about 20 diierent designs, allithe very latest., We can suit you, no matter what price you want to Psy- ._ -_ »

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Best value iii springs' at

$2-85.' $3»25»‘$4.<25'. -Real- izing that nothing* is-‘so

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most particular about their mattresses. 'We have kept

this fact in sight-in all ourf

purchases. Our $3.w cotton .top mattress is ~ just as pure and clean as the highest priced one we sel if $14.50. _‘ Other prices

Mimi $5-wl‘$'~l8s» $6185) $ll'0`0. ' $12.90. Our 1_>ate11t¢_1aSt1¢ felt _mattress

in two parts at 511,00, is a' ' r

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