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I Articles

I have an assert- I

.ment of Richard lind- nuts well known toilet articles in Violet Sec. This violet is his finest and most elusive per- fume. We have

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Perfume Toilet Soap '

Talcnm Powder

We also have his

i viniet sncinen and cnia

-Creain. Those are

hew York’s

favorite toilet specialties S0ld by

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‘nefitwii Kina 0l atch Repairing

' " No botch jobs leave

our store. We can make your watch keep

time.

Pri-ies not high for

- ti..; .l.s- work.

A I I not k Guaranteed,

N G.il.Tay|or, I

If.-wc-lsr 81; Uptician.

Apglo~Gerrnan situation is wathy ol more than passing notice. He re- gards the two peoples as generally friendly, says the Toronto News.' There is little dislike ol England a-" mon! the inhabitants ol Germany, and little hostility toward Germany in Eng‘and. But that proves noth- ing. In 1869 the Gennsn and French peoples lived amicably side by side. Them was no thought ol war. Bit sll the time otllcial Germany under the direction of Bismarck was pre- paring to smite France. The pg- parations for attack went lorward on su enormous scale, for the most part behind a veil ol secrecy. France was ‘taken unwsres, and we know how ‘soon the Prussian legions occupied Paris.

_ In the same manner oflicial Berlin is said to be concealing its hand to- `day. That is Lords Nortl1clil‘Ic's 'oe- Iief. "We have the official figires ci

ithe German naval program up to |1912, which are serious enough, but fwe know that these llgures ure Just ias inaccurate as were the ngures made public by Germany prior to the `I“ranco-Prussian war of 1871. Wc

,know that the German press, unlilfc gthat of the United States and Great

EBritain is prohibited from telling: the truth about these matters. Wo know that at The Hague Peace Con- ference, Gerrruiny declined to dis» cuss the limitation of armaments or

'the use ol floating mines at sea." Hc imight- have added that Berlin has rc- »lused to consider Great Britain’s ov- icrtures looking to a mutual restric tion ol armaments.

The second point is that Great Bri- tain requires s. strong navy as does no other nation. This because of its maritime position. It draws practi- cally all of its food' supplies lrom a~ cross the seas. Other nations need

only small navies in comparison. Powerful fleets are essential to the existence ol Great Britain and thfi

[British Empire, but not to continent- al land powers. Lord Northcliilc Urings the lesson home to the United

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as fast as they were.

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A CLEAN ELECTION.

Those who read the evidence giver.

in connection with the election pets* tion pressured by L. P Tan*-.ui :\ ' gainst L. E. Prowse M. l’, vieri not surprised tint chief Jiniice Sul ilvan and Mr. Jusf.i:e Fitzgerald, ‘i. delivering judgment yesterday, dis missed the petition w.'ti. costs, and even the petitioner himself cnngxratu lated the respondent or the icsrlt. His Lordship when delivi-i'lng Judg- ment stated that there were but three charges that had required ony consideration whatever from the Court,s~'nd those were not sutsstantia ted. He further stated that the con- clict of Mr. Prowse was entirely blameless, and that there is no evi- dence that any acts had been com- mitted with the respondent.’s know- ledge or consent. He also said he would report to the Speaker of the House of Coninnons that it was a, re- markably clean election.

Not only is the result of thc cn~

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D O O o U

A Friend In Need

lo the Poor, Sick StornacI\.'I`irci'I O Nerves and Torpid Liver, is

Abbas °

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80LD EYEDYIYIIEIE. as

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T() BE SOLD.

Ordered to pay thc duty and to sell

them at what they would bring. We h v ‘e i tru t <1 b Fu

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,Jn ‘ _ ai eden ns c 9 y 8 1- fn-m

`_ ... _ .. . in on on, England, t d‘ ,

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` \ m nw Lord Noi-thclii!e's estimate of the people of the Pacitlc const states 8011115. must have seen highly grati

I That anxiety exists in lace ol the lying to all concerned. Mr. Prowse

In t I J ,m»,, immense diBf_a,n¢¢¢,M has reason to be proud ol his com-

c o ap

the further ‘act that she has no way. plete vindication, and all ol the re~

in stations on this continent. How sidents ol our Province to feel '-‘<1“B‘l-

E ,

would Americans like it if the potent- ly so. In the interests of purity he

ith` Mr.

ial enemy were only eleven hours dis' 5Ig“°d l'h° ¢\¢°"°“ cam “I tant with a population one third Warburton, M. P., and has proven

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larger than meh, ow,,_ and H that pa. his sincerity in tie matter. Alon-g tentlal enemy were building warships with his ¢h°“58“d“ 01 friends The

Guardian congratulates Mr. Prowse.

Pravuiiis as welllias (lures

“Father MorrI.scy's No. 10" (I-“Ill Tonk) Goes s Step Further Thlll Ofhgf Cough M0dlCIhQl»

Left to themselves, most "Common

Colds" will run their course and depart. lint they leave reminders in the _shape of lingering, irritating coughs and weak throats and lungs. _

There are many cough medicineson

the market that help to stop a_ cold,_ but they do it. because they contain Opiuill, Morpliiue or similar dn_xgs_that timply quiet or deadcn the irritation, but do not remove the cause. Such medicines tlo little or no permanent good and often a rent deal of harm, particularly to children.

"Father Moi-riscy's No. xo” is made

of Roots, Herbs and Balsams, without a trace of Morphine or any other harmful drug. .It goes straight to the root ol the trouble and removes the cause of the cough. It restores lungs :md throat td‘l'§ie'nK&y.coiiilition, tones them up, ,ag nmylkgg _gliem stronger than _ever to resist colds and more serious diseases. Trlalbottle, 25c. Regular Size. 500- _ At vour dealcfs or from Father Mori-iscy Medicine Co . Ltd., Chatham, N.B. I3

Grva '1'i+1"ili"BI<‘.'s'r.""`””"

There are loyal hearts, thcrc are

_ .spirits Iaruvr-_

Tliero are souls that :irc pure and

true;

Then give to the world tho hcst. you

- have,

And the best shall rome Luck to you,

For life is thc mii`i‘oi‘ of king iinil

slave,

'Tis just what you are and do;~ Then give to the world the 'nest you

have, '

Arid the best will clinic 'mick to you.

-»-.\Iu/Iclinf: S. llridifcs.

“Black Cut (`i;:zii‘ci.tus (l0c), Cra-

ve_n (l5c), also the cclc':.ruted (,‘.rn"cu mixture in i’s (floc) und .1,'s (75c;, Black Cat mixture in }’s (25c). Thesis Igoods are thc Iincst quality-A. W. lieddin. 10-6d3i.

Y* , _ _ _ ‘_ _ DILEE( Q F\|\‘l'lll\ll‘¢. \ fo ty ight pieces ol Orenoerger Mink eeks Sen T30"-Ieffls N ' ' i- ~ - ' ‘ ' f and Squirrel fins. comprising was and draperies of all kinds

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'muds and scarfs, in the latest de. signs-many of them only one sett

our of its kind. _They were sent to the

were shipped t would t. t k d

Io-ydrii

Isinno by nnstnke. The arm they _ Beer 8; Weeks sell a nice ,ivery as they 'Wm M3085 grgeregi iron bed, spring and soft top They were held in the Customs pond mattress tor 50 I0'7d1'I1

I ed warehouse for the lust three mon.

ths, to the shippers ordnyg We 1-eww The lovehest fnll lists. The hats ed orders to pay the duty and sell f0I‘ this season are more hemit ful them for what they would bring as than ever before All the iich color- re-shipping t/ack to London woui<1lUi,S so suitable foritlie autumn are

C . ' lreingshoivn. Vclvets are very much

`- ' ‘ in evidence, and-French felts, the

Prize Competition

In October 1908 we

inaugurated our “biggest

potato” prize competition. It aroused great interest amongst potato growers of both city and country- hundreds of iiue. specimens were submitted- -and the successful competitors were as follows.

ist Turner Glydon, . Margate, P. E. I. and: Geo Auld.

. Covehead. 3rd Daniel McKay,

_ Margate.

4th Garnet. Coles,

North Milton.

5th M. D. McDonald, i

St. George’s.

6th Chas. A. Clark,

Charlottetown.

7th Robt Wares,

Wheatley River.

The sole condition- which we impose is that all potatoes en- I

tered in the competition become our property-io no with as

we see fit.

" "‘ Otherwise; there are no conditions. Any person may com-

pete. All are invited to do so.

It costs nothing to try.

Prize List.

lat Prize

Picture, value $3 00.

2nd Prize

Iron bed value $2.50.

5rd Prize

Bed comforter, value |75

4th Prize

Pyrogrsphic outfit

value L60

Sth Prize

Centerpiece, value L00

6th Prize

Chair, value 75c.

7th Prize

Door mat, value 60|:

’I` he prizes will be awarded in order of merit as

determined by weight of potatoes. <

There is no limited to the number of entries which maybe made by any one person, but not more ' than one prize will be awarded any one person.

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ost too much We will not stock

‘these Furs, but will dispose of the-m

mer. If you are interested in Fur buy-

during-January after stock is deplet-

ed and fur season over. James Paton & Co. 10-Zdtl. '

Mondnv Oct Ilth is the

co\i_nts on electric light bills for sept lighting. Pay to-dav and ave monev lo-7d5i

Paton's Fall 0 i ev-ning 1.3... "°" ".“n_F.El‘.’?”

This House ls Famou. f it High Class Hats at a Niodtisrratg

Prine $5.00 $7.00, $3 in i 0.00 Patoifs |g?5d£:;;m

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made from long tanned Island

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more -2 years wear.

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,at a price that will make them Nam. trimmings being graceful ostrich plu-

m9H.f€M11€l”S. Wings, ribbons and

ing; this fall, the prices will be as low f10Wers. Shades are as first favor- ill not lower, than furs are offered at.lite» With QNYS. bl\1€S._ EFGSHB and

l,l'a`ck and white following closely. Sec four opening display, Friday evening 7.30-Paton & Co. 10-Gdtf.

"Refinement, distinction, smartness

without bizarre effects-these are the

|B.S\ d\V f0l‘ rggelyjng dis- characteristics which seem most noti-

ceable in the new hats. But as for description-come and see Friday evening 7.30-Paton’s. 10-iidftl.-.

are sold and recommen-

"' """"" --W ded by the following

we dealers in this Pro-

VIHC¢1- _ thc benefit a proper- Ii DcsRoche Ch Town ly fitted P911' OE Eye

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Pluw Shoes made A.w.P.Gnnr1ie,s'.~1ide. a”y°“°

‘np _ f - _-l 3 M- A- Pflquei. Souris. ing a weaker lense than - ' ~, " . -' ,Lf lr; previously used, but

:_ _ , , _ _______ then we used t 1; e ‘

'lhe Professional Examinations

Th gidwarcl _Island will be held in

ig is the best fm-mervs < arlotteiown on Wednesday and

_ Thursday, October 2'th~_,pnd 28th.

b°°t made’ you camwt b* Candidates intending to take

I i iwithmlt 3 pair. ’ these exsminatiors will communi.-

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cate with the Registrar-Secretary at once.

s. R. JENKINS, M."15."

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TICKETS

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The shaw of the season takes place ~

Evening at 7.30

will get her HA If Ill pay the bill as

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member no engagements

NTLEMENi°e-

Friday evening.

_V not accompany idy to th: Show Season, llelightei you(

he

in all you will find

counterpart of these

"Show Days" in this Provi surpassed in the larger cities.

nce, nor will be

The invtiation

you to sec and enjoy, ust as hearty, just as

earnest, just as broad as

store can make it,

ree Trip

To Charlottetown

P. E. I. R. on Saturday

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James Paton f@; Q0 Offer

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A Free Ticket lo Customers. ..

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I HefeiSaP1'0P0.Sifi0H With no strings. Get your ticket Saturday morning om

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any stationto Charlottetown and return Visit our Upenmg h ” f

` _ _ _ _ - _ , pure ase $20.00 wort o

QTESS (10105. M1I_l1U€1`y, F\11‘S.CI0iiI‘1i1;:, Furniture or carneis. Present your half ret U1 t1°kett°d_1e°“5h‘ef9~Ud have Y0l1r ticket money refunded. this is for Saturday dnly» ;1§1§;51;]1nd“°¢“1eUt f01'lh05€ OUISI )E the city to Iiclp you visit the SHOW OF

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___________ __ _ __ J.W.Carrutliers,Montague. In iiiany cases we

_ _,.»'-'_§_:,__“l A_ MCLCM, & C0_ George, have succeeded in suit-

. _ 5_1 ._ *_ town in g persons comfortably

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I in wnndnnfni I

RIGHT lense, and a

R- ~jK_r”" WT- ' right correction goes a »'....t“i_i.ist"__n¢"*#l I

to

For solid wear buy our _,____**____ _

wn make of Plow Shoes _Medic °

’ ai COUIICII Save Your __

iennnef. _ Examinations Money ‘

Br m_7dthm§.¢3iutrar, Secretary. s-sentient:

us-people are finding It out every day--hence our increasing ' sales-Let us show you lmw in

save money. _

Simon Joseph

You can do so ifyou buy from

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83 Queen St.

Do You Need

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SEWING MACHINE NEEDLES

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It matters not what kind-for what Machine orffi

buy them .

Webster Wauzer C. Wziiizcr F.

New Williams

Raymond Improved Riymond Ch les'

' Royal Raymond I`leagA5efI`

Royal A. Raymond Mfg H°l15°I10ld Singer Improved Wheeler- Nilson Singer Round Wheeler-Wilson Curved Singer Medium HOW? _ . Singer_l\‘o. 2

Davfs Family Singer Leather D=1v_1S Mfg ivininnns singer Whllc _ New Home Fami New Home family Mfg New Ideal

. _ Send us a card and we will send ‘ _ . . Q ‘ . _ you by return

of the Medical Council of Prince \ mail needles fm- any machme on the abqve t_rWh¢n

you want needles or extras always write f

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MILLER BROS".* ‘

123 Kent St.»-Cliarlohéldivhf

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