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‘What is CASTORIAT

Castoria is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Paregoric, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is pleasanL- It contains ‘neither Opium. llorphine nor other narcotic substance. Its age is its guarantee. For more than thirty been in constant use for the relief of Ginstipation, Flatnlency,

‘ Wind Colic aluminum; allsying Feverishnew arising therefrom, and by regulating the Stomach and Bowels, aids the assimilation of Food; giving healthy and natural sleep.

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Fletcher's Csstoria is strictly a remedy for Infants and Children. Foods are specially prepared for babies. A babyhynedicine is even more essential for Baby. Remedies {or grown-ups are not interchangeable. a remedy for the common ailments of lnhnts that brought Cutoria before the public lflﬂ‘ W!" and iioclaimhssbeenmadefotittbatitauseforover

for Fletcher's .

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The Children's Comfort-The Mother's Friend.

kaeuuisii: ‘CASIO RI A Atwsvs ,

Beaisthe Signatureof

Iii Use For 0ver 30 Years

Till CIIIYIUR COMPANY. NIW YOIK CIYY

primarily prepared It was the need if and (Zhilibea z —8INCLAIR a STEWART, Llrn ofygggu-gh, llied, Summerside are showing a 3° lbeautitul range ol’ latest models

years ithas

Beaver Flour _ ives to bread a distinctive, delicious, nutli e ﬂavor; and makes pies, cakes and pastry ol

The only reason vvhy every Canadian boule- wife is not using Beaver Flour is-all have

not yet tried it.

Use Beaver Flour‘ and note the difference

In your bakings. Sold by your grocer.

Essential-ii the beat results are to be obtained from your balringe-

light, even texture.

THE T. l-I. TAYLOR CO. LIMITED CI-IATHAM, our. ~

l - I I lllllll IMMIIIIHIIIIIIIWII mm IIl-llvvlllllﬂl 001mm... lvll m)! I..,,,,.||-.\\“

is ..._. . REMOVE GUNS FROM

WIIECK OF RALEIGH

ISYIJNhJY. 5.15., Sic-pt. 3.—— Major (Wilton, zilrmnn bus lluwn to the

- Western

SHOP Irorn Molina‘; Catalog.

._p0M'T FORGET the dance In Tignlsh, Tuesday evening orches- .tra In attendance. Septt ll

I -ELEGANT NEW MODEL! IN dadies tall ccats. with and without -Iur collars now in stock. 5024 I-di

--THE orrioe or p. y. don. vm. Oploinetrllt, Sumnerime. wlll be closed from Tuesday, Aug.

29th. until Tuesday Sept. 5th.,

,b0tli dates included. l

lln early Iall uiillinery. See them Lbefore buying.

.i__¢0}__._ l PERSONALS

——.\liss Wanda I-‘arrant oI Sum ‘InEISldB. left Saturday on return ‘to New Jersey. to resume her ‘training as nurse, alter gpendlng ‘the past two weeks vacation st ‘it?!’ home. I I —-i—-10&—--—-

.\llnnrrl‘n Llnlluent Lumber-art's ‘ I l-‘rlenl

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, BAPTISTS WANT MORE

. DEFINITE REPORT.

‘ WOIJFVILLE, N. S. Sept 3.*— iThe report of the Board 0t Gov» lernors of Acadia University which ‘was adopted at the session here jThursday night of the 77th annu- lal mew-ting n! the United Baptist Iconvention of the Maritime. l-‘ruv- inces conccrninglhc proposed $011- dcdcration of .\Iaritlnie universit- lies recomme-nvled that the matt- .er be rofv-rrcd back to the board n!‘ znvorncrs to bring In a more tic-finite report when fuller dctalls 0I the scbc-me have bcen vrorkcd out.

The ri-pnrl. road In part:

“In this preliminary and Incom- plctc stage oI negotiations tlicre are thri-c possible courses for the conw-iitlon to take. FIPFI. we may approve the suggestion of .Ihc (‘arncgic rr-port In principal ‘VPNIVIIIIIIE certain detalls are snt» [istnituryz But this moans llttle nr ‘nothing Inr Ibo detzills arc al- rcail_i' the deciding factor. Even the prIncIpIeTI-Tnot so clear in the light of the sstzitcmi-nts ol the ot- flcers ol tlin corporation that they wish us to provide our own solut- ion. Second. we may disapprove the suuzcstion. In principle. But this has ngnln all the (Ilsadvnn- Nikos of lbc first course nI act- li;n fur there Is l'I'£lll_V llOlIIIIliv ilcf» Jnvilo bclori: hs. Third. v.1,- may ‘refer tho multi-r hark to the board of governors to bring in a more dcllnltr- report when the do tails have zilrenily been develop- ed nnd tn present the some at a lsuhsi-qucvit mcoting of the crm~ vcntioiz. In vlow oi all the Incts ‘which the board has very care»

ommcnderl that thr- Ihlrd course of ni-ticn hr- adopted by the. con- "vcntlnn." ' The. recommendation was’ sup- iportoil ‘by Dr. G. B. Cullen, o! iAr-ndin, Dr. Poolo, St. John. Dr. llCUllOQll. Wolfville and others. L

t ‘MOVIE OFFER T0

l MURIEL McCORMICK | _i_

I CHICAGO, Sr-pt. 2-—\VIlI Bliss Ihlurii-I llloflornilck. daughter‘ 0|’ Harold F. McCormick and Mrs. lidilh RIckeft-llor .\IcCormIck. nc- cnpt lhn rumiﬂﬁ ntTer nl a mnvln: picture tronccrn to appenr this win

WAGNEFPS WIDOW NEARING Etc-r In lour pictures for which she

THE END.

lit; to receive n million dollars? "I wll not tell." John D. Rncke»

BERLIN. 530i"- 35-—Fl"il\l sllﬁlmﬂdollcrﬂs enterprising granddaughter‘

\\':i_i;n'-r, Linn} llatiglitci‘,

llllllyinsistcil today in reply to all qucs»

wreck l.‘ ll..\l.S. ltnlcigh and ru- lrgcpnrq \\';,;_.;,.-|»a.» “ppm; is (lying nuns‘ --I h“... given out m, Maw. in‘ ulll Ilgv- in Llu- IL-mons “Eight-r mun; m- any kjmp regm-dmg any m. i-hangl- Ill llil‘ position of the 5l|l]).|vl“ﬂ‘ \vﬂhnl'fll'll, at Lleyfﬂlllll- $119 Ienllnn or entering the IIIOVIQKAIIII HIS!‘ ll".' stilv- is IIIIIIUI‘ watt-r iltlig g3 yQufr; .,1.|_

ports that [ll/TIE i.~: v'-r_\' little

high tidc. About 3110 tout. or hnltl

During bur huzalmiiils

I will lzivc oul no statement," sc-

mvllmclitcrzitcrl the glrl who has spent this

Ilcr bcllllﬂl. p115 lvYIl Olll Wllvll ‘ slit; IIIJIDQII him with some of lllsysulnlnrsr Mom. in her grandmother-i chi: grmindt-d zitid crushcil IlIllJllllHu-sl, works, copying and suggust-lynnngjon 3| 657 Rush gtreeL 0H ll!" "Wko- '17"! 1°11" ‘Y’ llvllsling when he was In the lull Ilow of whpe she was reyuggng to com.

lust ls now plucvil zit l3. Tlircc

0t‘ tho victims were tn tliclr rooms‘

Illlllllftlllﬁll.

For ninny years she has

ment on her reported "switch"

719E" from a career in niuslc to one on

and th~ othi-rs wuro IIFOWIIEIIWllullllhp "mu-n: splr“ 0f u". 1;.,_vr(.u;h "N, Wren,’ She was mukmg ‘m

a lili-lnmt im-rturnt-il while mul<-l|,__.-;iv;,|._ Iui; an (Ilurl to I'v'..".Il nllcr-e. All

llic bodii-s huvl- lici-it rl-covi-ri-II .iltil'1|-;,.;,| \\';U;n,,r_ AHUHU-r buriml at. lknnt Amour. 'I":irvl: Wm‘- ul tho housi-hrllil Is Houston SIIJWIMIIIQ. Arlmonrll who. more than a Fllllll‘. Ill" KFIIWYI‘ (‘ilhllll-"l ‘lllll “II-l iilfl. l'h.'rvvihcrlzi.lii. sup 0t‘ the urlt’l}'par agm mm [he girl she had 1-9.3.

sﬁlllilllllllll-l. llfll Hllllllllllls’ b)’- Smmlllsli Admiral, who remained In Gcr-

OI llllf Iililll"? YI-‘IlIlTP-i hi"! m?!“ many throughout the wnr.

rcmow-il. hut not Illl.‘ guns. It wt

5'-"V"l'1l| "l@lllll"l'$ "7 h" rangements tn attend a concert Io- tzivnill’ IlYc licrc. zimong the-m Slflll‘ nicht with lter music tcachlmz. "Wllllmr .\Inic. Vltorio Arlmondl. It was

lcived the wrong tralnlng In Europe. "‘I am so glad." Miss McCormick bud said. "to learn that I am not a

requln- n t-minli- o1 miinths ut sol» siimmim Iilnlmcnt IOI‘ nun“, imwcnlnmtum’

val. .ill tlm ﬁttings ol tho e-nip.

correct

One Swillow" Makes a Summer

If the swallow la a Blue Blrd swallow. which seems paradoxical. but ls perfectly

ishlne for you ll you drlnk Blue Blrd Tea-

the stored up sunshine of orlental gardens.

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For whatever the weather, the euri wlll

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"I want to be a dramatic soprano. She tells mc I am a lyric new. and will heconte a dramatic with mitt- iirlty."

Mre. Arlmnndl Inslstod tonlgbt that she knew nothing whatever about any cinema lure that might drnw_ hcr promlslni: pupll nwny from music.

"All this talk of Mlss hIcCnrmIck In the. motion pictures, it in it llrenl. siirprlnc tn mo, I know nnthlng whnlcvcr oI il," she declared.

Plqtial szurprlso was also express- ed by clono frlonilu of Mlss Mo. iCormli-k. ivipcclally members o! the Junior I-‘ricntls of Arl, ol‘ which she Is honorary prosldent.

"Wu know that Muriel ltad been siullvlng the movies a Int this sum» iner." said onc of Ibo club dlroc- tors. "but she wns studying the bechnlruie because sho wants to ho a producnr. Shn has vlslons o!‘ a lIttIo lrmipc nI actors all her own. who will perform rciilly worth while things.”

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[Very K-GC Packet of ‘JVILSIDIFS

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. more! Stores

EIuIIy considered It ls hereby rec-

Mother And He? Daughter Are Restored

“Alter taking my third bottle d Taalac I last seemed to he a new woman altogether." Is the unquall~ nod statement made recently. by Mrs. Jennie Gallant-_47 Lewis BL. lloopton. New Brunswick.

"Yes. slr, l can say Irom expel; lance that Tnnlac Is a grand media cine. Just ask my daughter. hero. She was all nindqwn and sick etc. ouzh to be in bed. m6 one bottle put her right on her jeet. And. II tor ine, l wasao worn-oat that I} took iuo an hourdn the mornlnei, to get on my teeL My legs Just would not hold me upand from m7 knees down were lust like dead. "l had an awful bad stomach aiﬂ couldnlt eat much o! anything and would lIe awake tor hours every night sulterlng with Indigestion and nervousness. "Why, it I ate a pleoo of bread, even. I would almost dou- ble over with pains. I lost all my energy and was just miserable all the time. - . "I was always taking medlclnel» but kept getting worse until I got Tanlnc. l got IWIIBﬂLIIOIIL the Ilret Iew doses and had not taken more than two bottles until I was work- ing around the house. It ﬁxed me up so I can eat anylhlllg- 51989 good at night and get some enjoy- ment out o! lite. It is Just wonder- Iul."

Tanlac is sold by all 800d Ill’!!!-

glsts. {i} KINGS HARNESS SET COSTS "MIN

LONDON. Sept. l.—'l'he Earl or Chcsterlield lives uil m h“ ancestral name. and any Allleﬂ‘ can or Canadian In London who want): u; vlsll the King's sloblﬂ at Buckingham ma)‘ d0 “- and toel be is ivelcoitie unless by chance he has done something which causes him to be regard“ with suspicion ‘by Scotland Yard-

Flrst be applies to the Earl. who i_= "Master or the Horse." and once In receipt of the Earl's polite note glvlng him permission. thc re>.\ Is easy. Fcw horses. even those of Amerlcan- multi mllllon- aireg, {are ibelter IIOIISGI‘ lhﬂﬂ those ot the King and n) Amen‘- can multl- millionaire. unless he goes In tor racing cxtenslvely has so many or them.

The stables are built In the torm o1’ a quadrangle. Rows o! wlde, roomy stalls are on either side or a long chamber. with a lolly arched root. Each stable can accommodate scorn-s oI animals. but the DOPUIBIIOII of the Royal Mcwg ha; shrunk considerably In recent years untll now lbut elgbly- live splendid spcclmens ot car- iringe and riding nurses remain as aaginst the normal figure ot 165 In prewar days.

Each horse has hls name over bis manger. and has his special duty assigned to hlmon the roll 0i the Master of the Horse. Here nre tho state conch horses, the spcclal cnrrlagerpalrs. the Queen's barourhe horses, the ‘King's char- gers. the horses of the Prince o! Waits, Prince Henry and others.

The principal attraction oi’ the coach horses Is the great state coacn which is used tor corona- ltlnns and a Iew other very spec‘ lint occasions when [loyalty ls ex- pects-cl lo put on all the style it can muster. It weighs 4% tons, Is biventy- tour feet long and was built 160 yearsl? ago.

‘In the adjoining harness room Is displayed in large glass cases lhrl Bight sets of red morocco lﬂulllcr harness overlald wlth gold uscd by the eight horses that Illa“ "l0 Ereat stale coach. Each ‘L’! ‘l! "Ylllillllgs ls out trom a complete hide so that there Is no iolnl. In the leather. Gunmetal over Inld wllli gold was used’ [m- all llukmotal work, the clght. sets costing 15,000 pounds. The Mas. ter 0t the Horse has very little to (l0 With the practlcal running 0t

Dvlltical appointee, and when there Is a change In the political

Jobs and have to make way for mmeblllly who Is or the same m.

come Into powgr, m DAHLIAS

The 5.000 varletles of dahlls now on the market have developed since the wlld slnizle dahlla was In. trnduced Into Europa [mm Mum, n lltlle more than 100 years ago,

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. \ ‘ U. s. MAV SEND TECHNICAL EXPERT TO RUSSIA. WIASHIINGFPON. Sept. Zl-Prcvsl- dent Harding has under cnnslilgm.

tcclvnlcal cnmniisslon to Russia to sitiidy tlw economic aItua-tlon libero. -“’~"'-ll ﬂ lwrlv. ‘If sent. would con

Ilno Itself wholly to an Ihltostlgn- llon of existing oondlﬂons and. would not seek to negotiate any agreement wltli the Soviet Govern- monL, .

This tact developed today In

connection with a Moscow press

report stating that Inlormal over- tures hnd been made by the ‘United

istates Government looking to send-

lnlrsucli n comnilsslnn to Russia. ‘rho lStats Department BIIIIOIIIIP ad that Aiilbassailorjionghton had

" made Inquiries In ‘Berlin concern- . Ing the attitude o! "ll Moscow

Government on the subject.

Oﬁlrlale declined to oommonton llio SIEIIPWIPM of Keonld Kraesln. Flnvlot MInlnlr-r n! Foreign, Trivlo and Commerce. that It a purely technical cornmlselon were revolv- v-dlri-omtho itnltedlStntes lt would

be on the. hauls o! renlprorlty. n

chm "o banal.‘ Bomb, lliisslnn tcchnloal rjomrnlsslon ho- [ Drug Is, Grocers __,

Ina sent horo to study American

economics at the seine time. -

“Aw shocks” he’ll probably say, “wish vacation would last another week.” But he will get over that the ﬁrst day. It is really going to be lots of fun to go back and swap Summer experiences with the bOYS land d0

something new.

Of course he'll need, new clothes; wants them good looking because he’s one grade higher ’n everything; and they must be strong because he’s going to crowd more energy into his play-his play time is going to be

so much shorter.

In this store you will ﬁnd Clothes that put the boy lat his best in the class room and stand the test of the

play ground.

100 boys fancy tweed suits in dark grew, mixed brown and diark brown stripe. They are strongly tailored to withstandhard wear. We consider it the best school suit on the market. ‘Sizes for boys from 8 to 17 ygziasi)‘;

A large table of boys suits picked from our regular stock but only one or two of each pattern left. You will ﬁnd some nice brown, grey and fancy dark patterns and a few medium greys. Some of these suits are worth $12.00. Sizes for boys from 8 to 16 years... $8.85

Boys‘ all wool blue serge suits made of all wool blue serge carefully tail- ored and strongly lined in the yoke and’ inverted pleat style.

unusual value that mother will ap-

I Ag

I-‘or Months and and Months"

the royal stables. Tlutt. Is done by (‘aptaln Benbow. He Is tar too 5W" i! ersvmlxe for work or this Iilnd. lie Is paid 2,500 pounds a your and must be n pEBI to m; quallllrld Ior his posltlon. Ho Is a

ﬂllllllllllxicn or the government he l" ""1908 l-lwso who lose thelr

IItIcaI Ialth as the party that has

Ilon the despatch of an oiipert a

FAMOUQ EXRI-IOREIRIS , , , -_ MEMORY HONORED IMONWIIIIAL. Sept 3.——Tlie Dnvld Thompson memorial celebration was. -licld today at lLilklb Windpr- more, EC. A iiumbcr oI’ well- lenown Canadian historians and authors. Including Bliss Cnrmnn andl. M. Gibson, presldont oi the, Canadian Authors’ Assoclnbloihi were present. having gone to lnilkﬂ Wlndermere specially for the occu- stttrt-pao well as theitidlan descend- ants of, those who greeted Dnvld Thompson when he mnrie his won- derful Journey or dlsoovery through the Rocky Mountains 115 yours

go. .

The colebratlon commenced thls atternoon with a memorial page- ant Iﬂllrosenllng the nrrlvol of David‘ Thompson iinil hlsytnriy In canoes nndl Iliclrbelng ineFby-Ml)‘ Indlsras and. their squnws. This waa- followed by another plcturo or the past showing tlir- nrrlviil o! lwvollnd. Father Dc Smut, S. J.. accompanied. by Iiidlnn gildcs. and a.’ tmlasloisary who pass. ed through this country In I841 on his way to vlall tho wnrllke tribes or the pla-Ine.

The celcbrants then Iormeil n procession and marched to the bulletin; erected as ll trlbute to the work oI David Thompson by the

predate. All sizes for boys up to 16 years.... $11.50

lllllllllllii- followed by n program of music iiud sot-colitis, an Important

s_pr_iing up In tlint neighborhood. part ni’ which was tho reading by

Canadian Paciﬁc Railway (‘om- pany and tho Iiudson's Buy Com- pany on the shores ol Lake Win- darmore, close to tho tilts of the original tradlni! post ilnmed Root- Qnntjimise. vow" b Ibo. explorer os- tahllshed In 180T. 'l‘lil.=i lnilliilng Is In the Iorm pt :i llvirlson’! Bay tort with stocksrlos and hastlons. and will lie used partly as a museum

rm Heal ‘Indian relics and antiques I

PACKAGES 15¢

BOBBY SAYS:-—~ "Some people thlnk there's no llmlt to the pur- eult of knowledg e but anyway there's a llmit PER

SUIT."

Boys kloth klad suits, every suit has double seats, double knees and double elbows makes them wear just twice as long. They come in fancy

greys, browns and mixedi sizes...... ...$l3.50

Jack O’Le.ather suits for boys have this big‘, feature,’ real leather—~s0ft pliable, lightweight leather at the principal wear spots—seat, knees, el- bows anrd all pockets on the inside where half the wear comes. suit is guaranteed all wool tweeds in browns, greys and stripes. All sizes. .. . .. .. . . . . . . . $17.00, $18.00, $18.50

Small boy juvenile suits in plain blues and fancy tweeds. I blouse and middy styles.

boys from 3 to 9 years.

u cu 0N1

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ssmmssn 4. 19

weeds. All

$315,854.50, $5.00upt0

oqnn & McLEOD

and partly ns a rccoptiolt’ hnll for

\\'ltli tbc trnil nil ' t‘ ilk ‘a - _. Lake Wlndormorc czuup, an attrilc. u H out m’ I) H m,“ (“rmm "I a 9mm Bpﬂld“!

written liy him for tho occasion.

l I110 cclcbrnllon proceedings termini ntod.