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it -_ .§ f - , IN THE NEW STYLES. _bankruptcy by the tyrannical ediotsmakers who unearthed the crime of

.s_;i J ~-_.'~ s,

'if ilpics 'rss _ ..,.'... um., ,..,... 1 'ms cHAiu.or'rs'rowN cuinnisu '_ " “B” °' 4”" DECEMBER 6.19... 1

The Crime of 1910 stands exposed They have been trust back f o t einonopolles, ba tr' g r e

today. The monstrous audi male- world movement toward equal Buff-_at legislature corruption made by Volent modes of the autumn are un- irage and higher humanities to an|bathi-gem s1¢ii¢hs_ 1 have won the dll' indictment. ,|1212 of barbarlsm tilting toward reform victory 9( the age and gecur

WOMAN A “FRBlAK" XF lsuilering delusion, invidiousness, andl Outstriding the magazine muck

-- h fashion rs and czs.rina.s.'the cities andthe ruthlessneas of

if t e cza . .

r in h ' tin ove th strikes '

Woman-and their husbands - of sheer ssvsgery. ed the evidence by which the Crime N

Boston have been driven to distl'ac~ Think of it! of 1910 will be recalled with shivers tion, dissatisfaction, and torturous And when you have ruminated to through the ages. 1 have secured a

W ' l ' n r dd 't I ll list ith b rbariti d ruel

contraction by the fall styles. orse. the boiling po nt pin 0 your e es n 0 3 a eg an 4;

they have been forced to submit to indignation and read further. ties indicted upon the superior sex

’ A BASKET FULL

‘ of clean, sweet-smelling linen

is obtained with half the toil and in half the time if you follow the Sunlight directions. Give up for once the old, hard way of washing clothes.

slap of a spiked wrist.

1910. The mountain of accusation

'ein Of course, it is not with her‘

position of irnmutaL1e fact for the i °g;"' "-_~j __

welfare of humanity, the following‘ _ 'Y-J ’ -f “nd the, heal' scrutation of the Crime cf 1910 is, , 3_4 g?_{)sInistmt% al" ?e__

_ . ~ -4- yr;-_< ;' -

_c_>€L¢z_i_;sd__.__dI_lceti_c~_e:i;‘ie the counts in the_ .~-_ ~. »» . , M_ion_beca__SeIl°____d 1. woman nn » :.2:;;°;:._ ‘.r.°.“;:’:f“::.:1;f.:":f.‘..‘;;°.s

state of barbnrism. No matter what me to take your Confpound as it the suffrage lenders say and the lead i cured her I did so and ‘soon c0m_ ing educators amrm, the feminine . menced w`fee1betmr and m appetite branch is ncarer the cave rm t":au i came buck with the first b0t{]e_ Nnw Ji My ¢="f‘\ l9=`~ 1""1` h"` V' ’ 95 “W1 5 I feel no pain and am cured. Your sartorinl bricsa-b1~no she -»orr~ we-i i 1-en-,edyis desm-vin of pmiBe_"___M,-S_ from the indian, the 'l`art.lr, the . EMMA CuATm,_V“§1gyf|e1d_Be1ie\-ive;-_ Fl;i islander, and the sun worship-1 Quebe¢_

this autumn, a tabulation which makes the indlgnities imposed by autocratic men seem like a mild

insaebtigkitvoibelll'avI:tgblt(:lneBrle:l‘l:£ :sq By dia E' ha "vs tirnony of witnesses to the Crime of Vegetable Corn pound

has been _capped by shorthand re- Benerlver, Que.-"Without Lydia cords of the walls of victims. If E, Piiililianfs Vegetable Compound l Tyrant Fashion. who is known to would not be alive. For live monthsl have an alias in the rogues' gallery had ainful as Kid Fash, can escape the caunon~ _'_f__‘___t_~ »_:--{_~'/»‘3.S»`__>'¢‘_'_`;_!.if~.i*;-,y. ii‘i-egnl’;i|- pe ade of charges, then he is as stable "»i;l~‘_,,\.`_-’»,.;i._i',_,*li- und inllunimzilioi as a concrete bastion, as elusive as, "_~_"‘;."j'.'- " »`~_l\f.‘»».'_“1_’f¢"§' of the uteru . a railroad station roller towL1_ ; ‘1§_§j,;` ‘ siiffcredlikva rn‘».r~

This is not Sabbath reading for, éyr 8110 ll\l\\\Sl\l

those who believe muck rakin 1 'ff' .-If should cease, no for the howlers og! : ` ff' consulted two unc, "Let well enough alone." For the3 -'.“"`:`§;j.‘§-`>>.f f WY” Wm’ “mild d“ reader who fears not the daring ex- f5`¥§s-.};.f.. _'-_§.l'»f"7%r’_.‘T' nulhillg f0\` me;

nnd I riods i

___ _

often nf death, _\ |

went to a hospital,

doc- us!

had

:iwn free \\ill that she has been; A“°th“' 0l’°|'a‘l°“ A'°|'1°d° forced to such depths. , Adrian, Ga.-“I suEered untold

2_ The ancient standard 0; whM_ misery from female troubles, and

mnkes immO_1,._.,ty has been ,mt,re;y_ doctor said an oéierationfvas my only upset sim reversed. 'rue esr is now' °1\2n_;=v. aéid _l_ r_e=\i1_9d _:It _=__1]l1__<_Sr ru

._ _ Th K muc as ea _ .y ia _ iu'iams

the olwct Ut concealment “_ hismlne VegetableCompound completf-lycure-_d

receiver of shout and secr \ ~_ ' _. ,, come a secr.t in itsilf. The coiBui'e_§§__:;I;3‘°}‘€?l_,‘g‘)_(§_’°r“'ti°“' _LMA V'

must cover it completely. On the_ ‘ _ ' other hand-but stick around and he_ Thirty years of unparalleled success ready gm- me worse , confirms the power of Lydia E. Pink.

3 The physical carriage of the‘ham’s Vegetable Compound to cure

inoldish femme has once more depart- . “mills dl’il‘3fW\~

MADDENED WITH PAIN ` _-

WALKED STREET NUDE; ' ed from the upright. But instead of

THEN WOMAN DIED. <a kangaroo stride or a Grecian

Crazed by the pain incident to her Tbeud, she now stands like the le

state of health, MTS F'““dH» 193 Westving tower of Pisa. Everything Richmond street, Toronto, got out oi ,wears is on the biaS_ Her 1atitudin_ a sick bed Saturday Bight While llef ‘ al ornamcntations, she must lean to tired husband. who had been attend- the starboard. im; her. was snatching a brief nap. 4. She is s “fi~ss.l<" if she is in and walked up Simcoe street to style. The 'fashion ideas of the

Queen street, nude, save for a Short --curses on that crime of 1910-mulrc _ under-garment. She collapsed on the no woman look normal. They are a \;'|»~\ The T' H’ TAYLGR C00 Li-niitedrcllaullllllpollls

street and died shortly after being shock _to each and every plodding `_1

“S ik

V _ .___ ._ _ _ _ » . --

8.11' she

fall

taken to the hospital. _ husband. In past seasons the mo

_-------' have roved "becoming" to certain

when rniiy g-igded for the weather.. Walking me lirierest distance means fatigue, and because of stoles a Yard wide and a fathom dwll. Cl'5mPl“Z‘ into a street car seat is out of _thel prospect. Even a l>rl‘/BW Vehicle does not muy solve the problem. !9r to carry missy is mu shopping ru: a specially designed taxi is really

needful. 1. in spits or,enve1opins uns. the

style victim of the winter of 1910-1_1 will he less shielded from_the AYCUC weather than a bathing girl _ 1" “ blanket. With the contracting of skirts lingeries has followed 'E110 hypothetical fourth dimensions. 'lhe sale of neither thickness/ l1_8S ¢l¢' scended from chiiion skirts £0 knickers to-well, tleshings are high- ly popular according to X-FBY l-°9U‘ mony.

8. The limit of cxtravagauce in

personal adornment has not only been reached but outwhired a 18 Barney Oldfield. In addition to the deepening shadows of the high 095° of living, heads of families are biin», . cast into the slough of v0\’€l`lY Ui' the apparel excesses of thc WOUSB-IL If thc crime of 1910 is ever brought to mai stsvisucs 'will he presented showing how many battleshllls BDU

Q *_ 7| i l ___ _ '| l _ ____ I _ Q 4- _ T" _ W. __ ____"é_

A poor digestion and flagging appeqta can be much improved by_using _ _

Seal rand

offec

a natural Coffee of the highest_grade, unad-` ulterated, undoctored.

Sold in 1 and 2 lb. Cans only. "7

CHASE &~ _ SAN BORN, MONTREAL.

school buildings could have _been constructed out of the single Item for stocking slJ8.I1gl€S. Which are “ow in great demand by all women who have to step up to reach their auto-

mobiles. IA (JE LEAVES HIS F N ‘

ANNUITY FOR LIFE.

By the terms of the will_ of the

late Frederick Gwiuuer, Jr., a mil iioriaire contractor, of Pittsburg his fiance, Miss Mary A. Leech, a glove buyer in a department store, will receive an annuity of $11,000 ll year. in addition to this she will receive. the dividends from fifty shares ol valuable stock. ‘

The millionaire contractor and Miss

Leech were engaged to bc married. for several years before his death, which occurred on April 27. They attended the Horse show, grand opera nun other social functions to;:c'thei', and the date for the wedding was set last spring.

A few days before ll\\'inucr's death

he took his fiancee to the theatre. He became ill with pncuiiionia and died a few days lntcr. Miss Leech re- fuses to discuss thc will, although she admits that she will receive thc annuity. Through hcr 'work at the de- partment storc she had provided for hcr ugcrl iiiotiier, of whom slic is practically the only support.

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the finest blend 'of the two

best wheats Canada produces

- -Manitoba ‘Spring wheat and

and Ontario Fall wheat. One provides the rich gluten that makes bone and muscle, the other gives lightness and whiteness to the bread and

pastry. _Beaver Flour makes more loaves to the barrel than any other flour on the market

F6. -loaves that are sweet, uutri- "

` tions and light, and it also

makes delicious biscuits, cakes and pies.

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_ DEALERS--Write for prices on Feed, Coarse Grains und Cereals. 117

" Sunlight will shorten

. the day’s/ work, but

lengthen the life of your clothes

(>R1(‘.l.\'Al, "TOPSY" DEAD.

From New Haven, Conn., comes

day as an actress and creator of

“Uncle Tomis Cabin" GOJHPBUY. ‘dead at her home at the age of years. She played the part years. lncluded in the Wyatt C pany in later years were her daughters, Helen, now dead, and

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Fast Fimress trains from Montreal in orii-- ing and night for points in Western Can~ ada, British Columbia and on the Pacific Coast.

Double Berth, ac- rommndaiiiig two adults, rl uesircd.

To \Vinn\pcg $4.00 To Regina 5. oo To Calgarg 0.50

To Vancouvcrg oi.

dttslf

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TOURIST

*.‘:;;:..i:;i1;@;; -"hraoir

Ace |=_lc,

SLEEPER

FOR

ECONOMY

ANI)

_L QQM F0llTL.__

W.B. Howard, D.l‘.A., U.!?.1t. St.John

N. B.

J.E. Matthews, Charlottetown

_P,\ssr<:r~’G\cRs se e ing' wl\olosole,co In fortuh|_o accom- mori:itinn,\\'hile not pfirliculnras to el- aborate designs and luxurious ap~ pointriients suchas are round in_l’nlace _bit-spurs, will find it in the Tourist Sleeper. und ni. half the- cn:-it. _

Sleeper is fully

equipped _ W i t bertl\,curta|ns,mat- tr_ci~:ses.comfo_rtcrr\, pillows nn_ii linens. wlth cushions 'ind seats upholstered in leather. A com- petent P0rter'looks

a£af_ter the comfort of

c assenzers.

Each sleeper c_on- tains u. cookin runire for use 05 passengers.

Many passeniiers

from_t e Marit me lfrovrnccs travel first-class to Mont- real,nnd tourist he- yond.l’asr-nige rates u_nd full i|_'ifor_ma- tionon application

li l

g _ _ _ _ ,___ . ._ _ _ _

goods and fair dealings will do it, irc nitciid to get a large share of ih

can please the niost exacting, our price is noi us low as soine others bu

THE Ll0NS SHARE

We ot the lions sliarc of cfirri.'i<fc luisiiicss this season, and if good

Cutler and Sleigh

business this winter, ive lmvc ilic- licst goorls and the nrittiest styles, and

you get value for evcry cciit ini-cstc-<1, thc cutters :irc uinuufsctured by E, N, Heney 5; C0., and ther c:n'r_v our pnsoiml guaraiiice_ We carry a full line of Harness, llellsjkobcs, '-1\’.\_~'iicr_s, \Vriugc-rs, l’ulpcr_-;, Grind

ers, Horse Blankets, Wirc Fciiciiisn liroodcrs, Incubators mul a ful

line of all farm machinery.

W. G R A N T Q1 CO

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S. A. M cDonald’s Special Prize Coupon

Present this coupon to the cashier on the purchase of

goods to the value of $1.00 at S. A. McDonald’s in order to give the party you desire the benefit of votes forthe Prizes 05-

ered in that contest.

81.50

Warren now of Bridgeport.

types of bcauty, but now-0, pur

to spectacles ! '

news that Julia Wyatt, famous in\heT ‘ 5. She is rendered helpless and ,_

the _effectual for walking purposes. In l . _,_ '~ f _j ..

part of ‘"1‘op5y" in the originalltethered gown she must cultiva _I ' I _ = _. "H `-'i

is ,the gait of a` cripple or a Chin

55 ll Enamel ware mai _

§. =r ./ 1

_ 1 11"‘.»!,i""’ff* _,

Bilmaei-on. She must wear hohgug __

f0r\gn‘iters to bulk any tendency tow Om- ' sane and healthy strides. Hist l

twolbrand new walk called the "Gris

glide" is com-ing in, and form chorus girls in “The Mikado" a

Mrs Her

6. "Pedalicida," or extinction

LYN CH S’

Sugar B

of LYNCHS Flute

Sugar Bi your groce

and see that you ge

what you

Lyuchs

cuits are

licious an some, tlicy

that tasty

want.

touch to an

meal-~ilic real thing f<

iiiu-v<pci‘tc:‘ asurprisciii

LYNcr1s’_

cor.ipm~.\.-- i

cvcrv pound.

N, _.

dniwfru|vvi|>\i

rscuits

Put clown a pound

’ d

scuits on ry order-

will give

£5.

doom of the race. In addition

cAs'roni

Bears the

A -:‘K.i15N;`”£_<( -Dy ,L_ s

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O . 1

the art of walkin is the possibge »

the aforesaid impediments the fash- -

ionahle wife or daughter must weight herself down with such a bur- den c.'.’ robes, tapestries, upholstery, and furs that she nearly collapses

For Infants and Oliildren. the Kind You liars Always Bough!

.......

’ Sugar Bis- _ swci-t, de- d whole-

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DOMINl0N_ ATLANTIC RAll_.WAY Steamshiii_Lines to Boston via Ynrmoutl

lie Popular Frist Line. ...‘.‘.".l?.l'iFl‘..”.f.‘.”i{`?l§.‘.i§..‘}"3 §°"‘l3i “iii” P¢°“`

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EXPRESS ’l_‘liAlN leaves Halifax daily

(excegt Sunday) at 7.35 for Digi) and Yar- m0U*- mllkllls connection st {’armoutl\ for Bust n.

IYlIDLANl)_[_)IVISl0N-'Drains of the

Midland Division leave Windsor daily except Sun__d_a_y for Truro at 6.4.5 .i. m. 7.30 a. _m. and _...io p.m. and from Truro for Windsor at §.50 n.m._12 p. ni. and :L20 p ni connecting' l‘ruro with train of the Inter- colonial Railway at Windsor with Ex-

Qress trains to nnd_from Halifax and

nrmouth. commencint’ Octillst lfhe Royal and U. S. Mail Stsamshir

Prince Arthur _ The fastest and finest Steamship ply im: between the Maritime Provinces and Boston will leave Yarmouth for Boston

S. S. HARLANU l` ilcplioiiv 293

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\Vr_¢i_ und Sat. on nrrivnl of ’ " from Halifax. Rcturniniz loaves llbrraailli Wharf Bomn, 'l_‘uo. and Fri. pus BBnL'€rs :irrivine in Halifax next day 'st '7--12 \>. n\,b_v Exfiross train. | S.S. Prince A bert makes dnily trips. | lay »-‘<<°e\|-if;-<l, liohvceli l'uv'rsboro and

\_'ii|u, r-filling' ul Kiiirrsport in bmi ' ll||'lH~

;s,,,>>:; x3-° 1??

r lnrilirfr inforrnntion. Iicserv rooms, sic write or tr~[r~gi-li K|‘ll‘?. lhrierul liar-ri. Ari. KH;

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fiuinrrion f ou 0- ioher l0lh. léllli, inn

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_ 2 $-

orthnldylltahlrc Hunter River 10. Emerald J

.l‘§f"éi`.liIfZ‘°i§'. "'

.if |,l.iu l{nlI~.'."_ly will run .oi follow.-.

'l§"\‘" l““’“1<’ First Class single and double. rip _

' _ _‘dale Rooms 5|_(|0

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Pr' 32

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Grafton Si.

‘ ’“‘ Opp. Law Courts Building.

\»'_~. _uf-.'l‘u F.ve;-ry thing new and np»io»rin »i

»~.'rh Prices moderate.

pg Phone No. i24 L.

George Mcllonald

Proprietor

i7mdwf -

99° £25

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Sales and Bnardin

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t Between Si. John and Boston

l-2"# C> 57-' ii

_ oriAui.o'r'l‘s finowrou |"|rsf Chu 5 ,_70

___ Second Haas $310

Commencing December lst.

firmer. sraamsnirs cALviN aus'rlN Complete Wireless Telegraph Equipmmi

' ' ' " " re ' T55 B Our enamel "‘3""" "

. __ _ - - - . - - _ ._ - ._ _ wiie is raised b all _ V11. .-=~ Y ' husband G. H. Wyatt, also an actor 80mg '$0 i§lV@_l€Sf~0“S_ U1 lt- _ _ r " ' _ ‘ P . y _

died in 1855.

our customers as the best-it stands ”-=- ff the wear and tear of use and is safe and clean to use.

We buy from the very best sources and can guarnii-

tee that tliere is no poisonous materials entered into the _composition of our kitchenware whatever, just the best, wear standing, rust resisting materials that tlic earth can produce.

By buying your kiicheu utensils hero you will save rnoucy for

the kind we sell is thc bcsi the markets have ever sold.

Call in today :uid look over our siock» » \ve'll bc pleased to see

you and you`ll be pleased with our slimving-coinc. _

F ennelf £6’ Chandler

Richmond Street City. C

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MONCTON.. . __ 2.25 “ AND

ALL POINTS EAST 5 'ro lr ALL POINTS WEST

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AMIIERST. _ . 35 p rn,

“ MONTREAL.............8.30am. _ L

l_)ll£k$\1\` U(lNNEU’l‘i0N:\ FOR-Ottawa, Toronto. Ham dire. dard muh

Grade Equipment. Diningtlnrdervice unsurpassed.

TOUREST SIEEFEKS

MONTREAL 'l‘O VANCOUVE

Morning and Nishi 'l`rn #

l.e__ave St. John Thursday nt 9 . .

for Iaastport. Lubec. Portland and Bozrtbnn

lleturnin leaves Union

Whnrl Boston

M0¥ld}1YBIux_?. a.hn\. and Portland atblld D- m. or . . ‘ `

__ For tickfllsflllt_e$l'il)r(;rli3?fdi;lo,i?nPr:tion =l\‘23ks3»r§`§$`ssii°l‘.?fi.é‘8i?§‘.}lia.f’“"“°'°

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Bbide sr Port. Bill 0 hoary Alberion 'liz nlsh

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f!.wlv,l|1merald Jan, 7.60 D20 ax-,Dope Trsreo lv.7.00

Ll,

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inn. mr

_ 0.65 lv Orrtownar

lf W (.30 8.15 His ' Jul..

°i‘il'»R.i'i Bt. Poten

L50 5.5! 6.17 lim 83010.50 lt. Eels Av la

Bonrl

Ll. PJ! 9.15 SN 8.16 8.15 7.49 8.(l) 739 l|.l\‘l

lv. 8 N l.l0

bought from us is ready for nu

' mediate use, also our warrant re- `- ~

presents actual value, because we lc _ On these so well anon allsthsr goods; st ws im. is ws can ivef on f|=°,,,.,,` are right here to back it up, while /,r , \ $123: 'fied 3:33 'ilgliledl °d`e°§t:' i?u|t°;ial>hl»T girlgzvvg '§¢é{'agii$"§\l=lli°:ss?hoBn"”'““°" the mai] order house often escapes _ - __ \‘ smaller expense than any other buslnesslaouss in the city.- . . . . ..._ ..,. having to make good their w_ammt Factory Cloths, Tweed: Tlannela. Blmlreiingn R“88"\3’1 _

by reason of expense aid risk in our C°'m¢1»M°n3fch Swag' Dl'll"efl and Yami

dmwflf J. E. Matthews, Charlottetown ___

1-of Jr' 3

Value forms the basis of our bid for y0\l

A G°°" L runnin Mau A patronage

..WA TCH.. ' su f' ia' U 1.' i us unamvrsf "

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__"_____A _ _Q ll I6 8 Ill fll‘l I _ __ The " /_ ~I»§" - In these we can give you the best uality red label and ettholov1ellP\"°9h'bu,

9°" "Ill W9 CMI lrive you the lowesl prices fs because we are dome s cl!

_\- ‘- \ rea _ ' ` ness and have no bad debts for which your :ood moneylul to make uP-I »-

' Waf|on’a Unshrinhbleillnderwear ____

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that they might besubject to right- po

'UM’__-M* ed fairly and satisfactorily right Send for mu' bwklet

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