' pany, of Waterloo, whose firni ninnu

-‘” SEPWMBMU4- 'Wi - ---Tss'nms+'siwB 're -°ci=iiiiznofi"r1ri‘oi_ ' waroeanbiisr _mn 0..

_ J 'V if’ 4 " .Ma K

.vue ~

--~ A- -._._, _ ` ...___ _ _

‘ _ _ i suriuico of a. life beyond the grave. BUMMEHBIDE MAR.l_\E'1'B

I Li. ic ' ° N ~ ' . ~ 'o

' ‘W f °"S“"’“¢'”¢v .cews Cllmvumiww in wi-:ws wvuv s.is.::ii;:..sn..s.si-i_.ii. _ ` ‘ years which grains still possessedl , , _ , _ saturday yung,

Wllrl 'VW llilllllllill

M,-_ E W. B. Snyder, Former Liberal tt. L. A. for Water- loo, Willviite Against Re- ciprocity l_ieca`u§e ue Believe; “lt Will Do Canada No Good.”

Berlin, Ont., Septeinber 1-E.W.ll. Snynei-_ eX*M. L. A., ii proniiiicnt

Liheml 0_1 Qt. J_ai:o€s,- lireslilent of the Waterlooiimn nth ring Ciiiii-

iactiirers threshing machines, is out against reciprocity.

"I believe,” _hc says, "thot wliiie

it will not have any inateriul eilcct on my particular line of business, it will on the whole, be no good for Ciiiiiida." ' I James Scott, of Waterloo, horse

and cattle buyer, and a life long Liberal, has come out strongly ii- gninst' reciprocity. l-le nppcn|'cil on the platform with Mr. Weirhcl nt liiiivkesville, and in nn uildrcss rounil- ly condemned the deal as ruiiious to the Canadian farmers.

Mr. '1‘homas_l{obersl.on, hciui of a big factory, employing 600 hniuis, ,mfl ,_ George Brown Liberal. cnils for defeat of the Go'§'ernnieiit.

no MEN iiiiiiliiiiiiii

iiioumi nir niws

Mr. Thomas llobertson, Head

of Big 'I"act_oiy, Employing _

600 Hands, and a Georgfefn , Brown Liberal, Calls for’ ' l)cf.ai of the-Government

Auntlicr homh wus thrown into the

riiinp of the reciprocity supporters this iiioi'iiing when Mr. Thomas llob- ei-icton, licad ol the grciit confection- ery firm of lloberston Bros. Limited, announced that On this occasion he would not support Sir Wilfrid Laur-

' im-_ Mr. iloberston has been a Liber.

nl since the days of George Brown, ilu: gigziiitlc factory in this city ein- pioyfli six hundred loyal people. It isl ilu- largest exclusively confectionery lin-tory in the Dominion.

S l‘lNAT()It JAMES McMU1iIil<lN-.

Sviuitor James McMullen, who

iouglit'and won ii. valiant battle in the Liberal interests through four general elections-in North Wellington luis decided to -pnrt company with the illiieriiiiicnt on the reciprocity issue. 'I‘Iu» iiiiiiouncementthiit such an in- f|u<"2\tiul :ind respected Liberal leader hikes Mr. Borden’s view on the trade, nereenient has caused n flurry in the! |.ilu‘i'nl camp of l\'ori.ii Wellingtonf -'lllll Wlll llll‘/0 n wide influence- fbrougli the Dominion. 'l`lic senator si-ul. ii nicssngc to Sir .liunes Whit., nay, who spoke on Wednesday nightl in lllounf. Forest, tluit, nlfhongli nu-ii ;ibli~ Lo be present he oiidorscd thc slicukcr's iii'.t.itudc toiyards recipro- “\l.v and wished his cause every succ.| ESF.

Mil. J, Di. I‘l'lNNlN(l’l‘()N.

i\lr_ J. ll. I'enniiigtou, ii loyal sup-

noi'ti~i' hitliertii of hilicrnlisni in llnn- il_ui=, und t_lirou_gli his |iorso:i:il quali- ll_“l° llflll llls u\viir.rship of the Vnlloy "ily Seiiliiil: (lompnnv. ii citimiil “`l"‘H¢* Uliiuion ls respected, has spliti l'-"’l" lllbl llnrty und come forward to coiiilmt the so-called “Reciprocit_\"’ """"‘f’""'"i'~ Tlw ullrccniriit affects Mr. l'i‘iiuui|:tou's iuilustry not il jot; he \'1c\_\'s it on thc geiicral linsinesn und ""l""H\l l.'l‘ou|lds, und is giving Iii,-i H"pp.""t to the locnl (‘onscrvativc' riuululiite, Mr. 'Gordon Q_ wi1,.,,,,_ l

Mu. u. F. iiAi.i-i'_oi~‘ H/\niil.~vroN

___\_'i~t_ another "SCl'arntcd" Liberal is

I. l. l<. llulc., whonii the poppin of

_came into power scaridiils and graft

501;;/_lU4§B 111 several riding addressing au ience in the interest 'ot tho anti- l‘0ClDrocity candidates.

llliSERll0NS BY

THE Wll0l.ESAl.li

llllllllvll BW Railway Turning

Reciprocity

M W A Hiicplinid I‘resident 1

the llordcn, irizisknteiiciinii, hoard of

“'l‘hc l’i'oviucc of iiiisluiicliciviiii will

split even ozi the rcclpru':ity issue. l¢"cw \\'cnt¢rii Lilicrnls try to i:uinsa.,,. _tlliit.” . _ "'l‘lic Vicc»l’i‘csiilriit :ind nuiny Lincinbcrs ol' our Board, fornierly l.iii- ernls, have turned aiziiinst the (lov- cruincut iind sgaiiist reciprocity.

"'l'hc Aniericnn settlers in our l'ro-

vince :irc solidly nsgiiiiisf. thc t_r;idii ii_i-i‘..riiiciit, lierziiisc thay cniiic to llniindn lo cscnpc the very coiiditious

link our solves.”

Mr. S\ui'_Jliui‘d is zi tiuc “voice of

the West." llc has lived in it, work-- ed for it, :ind trzivclcd throngli it for ncnrly thirty yeiirs. llc known thc pcoplc of lvhiskiitclicwiin pnrlicul- iirly from holder to border. Alter npeiidiiig ten days nt. Atlantic (Tity, New .'l`ersi:y, he renclicd 'l`oronto io- ilay and was ilitrrvicwed by The News. lVlr. S-iicpiirds stntciiimt of feeling in the West directly contrud. icts the l.ilicrn.l cliiiuis of li “clean sweep." ~

A,I.Il3El'tAL SPEAKER i" ` ON THE l‘IiA'l`F(llllVl.

A iiuirkcd sensiitic-n was produced

by T. Roclion’s appearance °iipon the platform. Mi‘. Iiochon was for maui' years ii liberal. organizer in llusscll county. He came into national pro- minence i':i 1897, when he was sent by Sir Wilfrid I.ai|i'icl‘ to Miinitoiui ns his represclitative to negotiate the settlement of the lvliiiiitobii school qncstio-n with the Greenway govern- ment. He was siiliseqiieiitly appointed sepiirzite school inspector by the Hnrdy government, and served i-ii tliat capacity until ii few months ago. Mr. Ilochon said that he was oppos- ing the Laurier goveriimcnt upon the very ground upon which hc hiid iiup- portcil Sir Wilfrid Laurier in oppos- ing the (lonscrvntive goveriinieiit. i‘oi-runtion had been cliarged agniiist the old government, and with some foiinilatioii. but nfter_ the liberals

multiplied to an extent never dream- ed of. I-lc recalled that Sir Wilfrid Lnlirier had publicly stated in 1095

_iz t no go_ve'nnient couldavoid be- fé gj|’iifgi_‘~_i~.‘oi“i.1illit\.f.ftcr_tiiree parlia- nicnts. This might bc true, but the present irovcrumcnt hnd now outlived four piirliiiiiicnts. The l.ilicriils, be lifllll. llilil Ollposcd, the cxti'nvn;:aiirc oi the (lonscr\'ative government in _f,-pi-niliiig $2,000,000 per nnnuni iipon Ulf’ ll‘-llltl". llllt UICY Were now spond- ilu: uvsrhv $_x.iiu0,iiii0 upon nie inni- tia :ind were c-nibarkiug upon fi niiviil scheniic, l.lie cost ol which no ninii could estlnuite.

Not Happy Comparison llviwiiiir to rw-.iiii-<i<.'ii.y, Mi-_ ii...-_it

iin i|uoti‘.il Sir Wili`rid's l‘i:<~.ciit iipcccli at St. l~}iisto.clie, in which he hiid Cfllllllnrcfl Ciiiinilu- to ii youni: girl who was doing vcry ircll living with lun’ parents nt home, lint who siuiuid not licstitatc on that account to do iictter-' by getting mnrried_`

"'l`l\n.t compnl‘ison,” ssiid Mr. lloch-

on, "fs not ai luippy (inn, Afipy (gm. mln is married to thc llnitcd Stull-s fill” C’-lllllwli Ililnin assert her indepe|u_l~ i‘._iicc. The lii'i<iej_;i'ooiii will not! let the lli-tl” l£ll'l _'<0 buck iiome ultcr lic has hor in his priiizscssioii.”

Aiiioiig lhe otllci' prominent liiicrniu

pi'<~.sr\i|t who ilcclurwi tlicuisclvrs in favor of Mr Viurirnt und ii iiinnti

_€_l_f'l`l`_l_9l2071 elected Reeve _for this yenr. ____. ale has been ii liilicriil all iiis| "- l'lli- l`0lrnrds the ugrecniont as un; nliuck upon the farming intcrests..of'

. . . _ » -U.

ciprncitv was ll/lrvurlcc Shnvxer, of Hoziili linliuiin., ai prouiinciif cu.f.tlc hiiycr null iiicrcliunt of thc district und ii. lornicr cziiiilidate in the liberal'

_ iiivioi: sli_siorrciiiiw.=N `

_ l`. i . _ _' __ _ ' H

"I‘rude: ` |

of trntlo to which wc orc asked _toi

-uv .--_-_-_-f.-_-;_-;_-_-,-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_A,-_.___._._ _,___ __.Y_V___ __,,

_ It pays to buy in this Province. '

A Pair' of curling stones will be'

the 18th.

Samuel (‘orne (7 I i

_~ . ' Y. ar nsiector on Liberals Up West Against the P. ii. i. ii., suinmennin, arrived

hi the City on the express last even- ing.

_lVli|_i‘dock McKinnon, who luis been

.\'|suuu.' for ii few diiys at oyster _lied lliidgc, has left, accoiiipnnicd by his friend (lcorgc D." Mcneod, to uf, tend the i’rince of Wiiles College.

thc Hotel Victoriii in this city yes- 'l»f‘i'i='i'~.': .i. n, ci-iiio-., sinithfoi-ii; iii. iuiiiinerson, 'l‘<iront0; Hf lil. Wright, tiiliiniiri'i~;i<ln; .l`. E, Eddie, iilontrcul;

.. U. li. il'iiliair's, _l3oston; N. >"lianc,

/iuilicrst; .l. l'. (urtis, Montreal; W. 'l~l. Goft, 'l‘o|'onto; .l_- E, Bnr|~y_ 'Tor- Ullf-0Z lllr. and i\'lrs. W. J, Bryun, Lin- coln;_ W. -Il. Hcott, Montreal. 'ih'i _ following were registered iii: lircvioiis evcningi Miss (l. McDonald, Boston; l'. D. Hensley, Hamilton, i.l...<=. L. '1‘i~o.h<»ini, Sr. Jniin;,oen. w. ;Mufm.v. ’I‘|`\u‘<»; Fred w. sykcs, Hau- lnx; J. W. Cockill, Sydney; f). F. \/nu,';`liii, lllontreiil; M. D. Miliiii & Wife, \Vi‘ston Mass; J. F. Sheehan, llosls-ii Mass; Geo. H. Iliirrington_ lloston.;

t:---Ansco liliiis :ire used :ind recom-

nioiuled by :ill expert phiit.ogi‘upiu~i-S_ They do not shienr, scratch or hide, loud on the .diiyliglit and :ire iight and conipnct. With ii good eiiinrrn and Aiisro iilins it’s your own fault if you ilon‘t'. get good pictures, we hzivo ull sizes iiliiis here. '1`hc McKin- non lli-ug Co. (11-“_

House Norris

. /\_t the Holifa\:`in_eet, it is dmiht-

il any one breeder had as good ii

slniiviiig ns that ui Dnviii Whif_(»,_ pm. l\ri1_-i1\i“ of York Point Hotel. Mr. li/_lute raised the following mum-y winners, Acouiri lloy, winner of first m<>l\<‘Y in the 2 year old trot. Gi'iu:ie Mac, *winner of first looney in the 2.-10 trot und Queen Marie, winner of second money in the 2.17 trot .md pace. ‘

li/linnrd’s Lliiiiiiciit Co., Liiiiited.

llciir i~lii's,-I had ri iiieeding 'l‘u|ii<i|-

on .iny face for ii long time and tried ii nuiiiiier of remedies without any good results. I was advised to try MIl\'Allll’S l.INIMEN'l‘,- and nit.;-r usiug several hotties it iniide ii coni- plete cure, :ind it healed :ill up und disappeared iiltugetiier.

DAVID l~lliJNlll<}ltSiiN.

llcllcisic Station, Kings Vo., N. li., Sept., 17. 1904.

A l.I,'(li{Y L()NlJ(iNl~1R

I.(lNIl(iN Sept. I3---llaroness Val-

entine Von liotliscllilds daughter oi the laitc llarou Albert Von Itollii- childs iiend o' the Vicnnzi lirnnrh of thc House has nmrricd Sicgmund Spriiiger, n liondoner without 11 for- tune who was ii booster for ,, firm of stock brokers. Tile fortune of the llnroiicss is estimated at $20,000,000.

“Our store is iccognizcil by all poo

pin to bc thc best place for prescript- ions. We can put. up ‘any <locf.oi"n |iri-scriptifin, quickly irnil efflcieiitiy. iinly expert licensed phnrinncists :ire ciiipliiy-ed in this' ilepiirtiiiciit, :ind ciirli prcsrriptioii is double checked, lcstcii :ind iin'iisilred before it leaves our store. Proiiipt delivery. The 'l‘wo Milfs - iuu.

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NEW Ulii,.l~}ANS, La., Sept. 12-A

flood of molasses swept down several BU`BGf-H lviiding from n storage ware- house lnsi. night when n tuuk con- taining about a million gallons of the Louisiana product burst with ii

_sold nt lil/ H. Bcel"S Bale on Mondsyl

Mayor Iloscrs. City, was ainong'

ithc passengers returning on the] Northiunberland last evening. _ '

'l‘lic following wnrc registered _,lt

John A. Webster, City, was among

the passengers returning last evening on the express;

Alex. Buchannan, City, the well

known singer, enters the Charlotte- town Hospital today for treatnie-nt.

H. James, City, returned from the

mainland on the Noitliiimberlnnd lost evening.

Miss Gra'nt, St. John, the new beadi

milliner for James Paton & U0, City, arrived on the express lust evening.

' During the storni of Tuesday about fifty feet of the big fence at the euilt- ern end of the U. A. A. A. grounds was blown down. `

The .funeral of the inte Joseph

(iillls, (`ity, will lelivc his late resi- dence Frirlny morning at 8.30 for St;_ llunstnns Cathedral, thence to ll. (I. Cenietery.

Nlrs. Miilcolni llli-Eiichern, ltllskln,

ll. U., un_u Mrs. William Walker nun her two children, liowell, Mass, who luire been visiting their parents Jas. und Mrs. McDonnlii, [tiehnionil St., ( ity, leave for their respective iionics this morning. - '

Last evening the schooner In-_(5.

burn, from Murray Harbor, vvos brought into this port by the (:_(;_g_ llrr-tit. This is thc schooner referred _to on Page five of this issue, which ,vvas reported in distress oil (‘npe ’l‘r:i. verse. The vessel was found oil St. _l’ctcr’s Island sailing under 11 jib and pnrt of her forcsail, the rest of ber _cnnvns having been torn awny, ond .WFIR U’YlDlI`to mane this port.. She is mow docked at the linilwny whnrf.

1 3fG0 t0 Ulllilliilin, Bell & (‘o., for ', milf* ' is-ziiiltr

l :f_Th'_’ ‘llll 5l.Vl°_l-Yl*C\VI‘itcl‘s which wei_e_ built iinsifir down, with um 'Wl`1lfl"§ Ollt fh Slglll. will soon be llookcd llpon as riii-iris. All thc Intex.

_.wood design ns closely as is ,i|1,,._.,_ luble. United 'l.‘ypcwriti-r (‘o._ ],im'¢. cd. l>lnlil'aX, N. S. ll-l4drlii

THE BRYAN LECTURE

Uolltiiillcil from page l oi' destroyed before tiuit ii`gcY.“Y"’l‘li<c ninn who tries to keep nccount for lthe good hc docs, iievcr does euougii _Mood to' be worth the price of the _l10ok. (‘hariicter rests on niornls und _inornls on religion, wlieri-fore religion lis the principal thing. He had yet to llenrn of n. break-down in cluiriicter that- did not come from li failure in` _ morals.

__'l‘ll€re_ are ~diHic_ulties in r¢_iligiun. llie believer has his doubts null fears, but the nnbclievor has more doubts, more fears. Hc limi haul hi.-1 own douiiils. 'l‘hcn hc read in.(lcnesis flint, in the beginning God crentoil the lleavons and the rurth. lie nccc|ii,cd | that _ iinil wulllll liolil to | it till some liutliority goes _buck of the licginning. They tnlk of force und innttcr, but there _must be ii l)rs.g:ir:r linck of it ,nll. Wherefore the (‘hristian iuigius l with God.

_I-Ie had no controversy with evolu- tion. lict hiiii who nould believe iii' was descended from the iuoukcy-only ilon’t connect me with your fnniily .ll`\`0-_ (Cheer:-1.) The lliirliiniaii iho- lory is that 'man hnd ilcvcioprd np- livxiril. If ninn had worked ' upward from the brute, hu i would think '- less of him- Heli than if lic liclic'/iril hc had within _l\‘rii ll Goilgivvii soul. No niiitcri-il 'HUC l9l'C0TY can give us i-i~'c.i1ic fr/ in mystery. If (lod is (Sud he .nu pir- foriii miracles. lie cited \i'li;~_r. ruin had done with electricity us. :il-.;l;_<r miraculous. H1000 yrm-s ,--g..1\\-L, men und two alone lind tlin .~'.<'»'i'rt of iwireless tclcgraphy and nod il.iinie.i ii lllfssllge UVM” tliollsullds if niilrei would it not bc accounted .-i niii:i<'lc'_’ We doii't know all the laws of lui- lturc. We know littic of the low.-; of lafe. liovc, the fouiidntioii ol the home, cannot be weighed or inczisur-

ed. Pntriotisiii cannot be defined in _ ' _ _ .$,i,,_,,_,_ ‘_

the terms of miitheniaitics. We do notl

_uiiwhiiics are following the [i.,.1.._r.,

- 1

’ ` ~ ` ` \\_ .. _ : i. . _ i `\ _ \'\\ ( i (i Kcnl Nlnui. .l ‘ - " .__ , . if l _

` N l L S l R I A if iz 1

- ‘ | _ '- .' I A nice properly on the Bank of ~- .- . ' ~ ' l ' - ~ . ~ the Mou"i iicl’i\'cr Lont'iiniu 1

_. ._ ..._ __ . _ _ _ _ \ __\ _ _ _ . \

The Kind You llavo Always ' '

the power to grow. He believed the

For one time that Christ spoke of

the life to come He spoke ten~timcs ot this life, one duty to our fellows. I-Ie came to give us life more abund- antly here and now.- 'l‘his is not the doctrine of the weakliiig but of the strong. Who so strong as he who _lie- lieves that right must Li-iuiiipli. 'lnis enabled the martyrs to face ii. cruel deutli, and by their dcutii iiccoiii- plisheil more than if they lived ii thousand years. llc closizil nn clo- quent defence of the l.'iiristin_n Full' gion with ii line peroriitioii nnuil very hearty cheering.

The vote of tluinks was moved by

Rev. Mr. Floyd in nppi`eci.itivc words and passed by a standing vote of ine large audience. It was very Dll‘2\>' antly ncknoivledgcd by Mr. llryun, who brought out a cheer by saylull tligt long ago he hail accepted _Ginu- stone ‘ os his model of (‘liiistuui stntesmaiisliip. The Niitioiinl An- them wiis sung at the Cl0H0 Ul 1`\ll`- Bryo.n's uizliuowledgeiiicnt.

After the meeting (Toi. llryiin, who

is no early riser, stiiteil that alth- ough he had to leaiie by~the boiit nt 8.20 this iuoriiiiig be would take nd- vauiuge of the early hours to enjoy ii drive urouiui the city and suburbs when he nuiy also observe what ho then termed ns “your iic:~.utiful coun- try." ,

“/.ion ilhurch Lhuir uiccts for

work for the Uliurlottetown Hospital

iii. »\_'. A. pnrlori~; l¢`ridiiy uioriiiiig at 11.30. Iinportant meeting. Will all iiienilicrs plcnsu iittciid. 9-1-id2i.

“A specinl nieeting of <‘ourt Win-

‘l<‘orestcrs will he held in Winslow

slow No. U20, (fiindiliiiii (Jrder of,

1-inn' ini- ' iiiioniiiiiii. isis, 'i'iiiu-kiuiy, iiveiiiiig. 'llic mcnibcrs me _iequesterl io be on iinnd early nod bring along 1. n.-.1 ifniiiliilnte.

__ l“’f‘»\‘-`._;'Qf;_`lf

i‘<lifR1il.i\l\' -ln this city on Sept. ll I to lleruiiril and Mrs. t`iiri‘li<f\ll ll

son. Uoiigriitulutious.

lll{l|\VN'-at the l<‘loruin llotcl, i'ow- _ nal, on Sf-ptcliibvi' lltli to Willinni

und lilrs. llroivii. Jr. ii son.

- DIlf1ii.__

l<`_l.\'NN--In this city, rio-pt. 13, l9l1,_ l l<]llr_»n Flytin, pupil $70 _yr-:ii-i-1. “ l"unernl will li-:iw her into rcsidciicr , lioi'ciiesf.or St., l<3n.<t, l<`ri<lny morn- | ilu; nt £l.l;'i for Ht. i)iiiisl.iiii's <`iith~ f cdinl, thence to l’.. l`. Cciiietcry.

(Tho fol|o\\'i|i'_f dinlll is repented

ns the niimc wus in,,di.'crtaiitly tnkcn us llciiton over the teleplionc.)

lii<lA(1(lN-:it North Wilsliire on Monwf -

deli’ Seiiti-iiilwi' llth. inst. Mrs John ilcnriiii.

Li 4-- Y - -

Children Cry

in use for over 30 years,

Infants :mil Cliildren-lilxp

What is

goric, Drops and. Soothing:

‘ Colle. It yi-.liovcs Tcetliiiig'

A Bears the

0 1

` In Use For

‘for FIetc‘her’s

1 \\\\

'. and has been made under his per- _ __' . _ __ _ _ ____ _ _._____u ’ sonal supervision sliico its iiiliiiir-y._ ______ _ _._ _ _ ‘_ _ _ __ __ a ' I ‘ Allow no oiio to deceive you in this. ’°" "U ’“""` “ll t “' ` all °r

All (hiiiiitorfcits, Imil:iitioii:~i Experiiiicnts that trifle with

erioiico agziliist lixlicriiucut.

Syrups. It is Plcnsiiiit. ll;

coiitniiis iioltlici' Opium, lilorpliiiio nor other Nlircotie snbstiincc. Its ago is its guiiriiiitcc. - lt destroys \Vori|is and iillnys ]"cvc1'isliiicss. It; euros Dliiri-linen. :ind \‘l'ind

'.l?i-ouliles, cures (fiilistllmllpll

mid FlntiiJciio;’. It nssliiiiliitcs tlio .l"ooil, 1'c;_;iil:itc.~4 the Stoinncli mid ]$o\vels,giviii;; ln-iiltiiy and iiiiturul sleep. Tho (.‘lil.ldrcn’s 1’:iiiii.ceu-Tlio lilotlici-’s _l<‘i-ieiirl.

' GENUINE CASTORIA A|_wA.vs_

Signature of

.Keio

The Kind You llave Always Bought

Ove r 3 O Yea rs

11|: cciiiraun eorvimiivv, 11 uiumuv s1-nur. Ncw vonk crrv. '

.__________ _L _____,_ -__ __

“'l'hv iiinn w`iio di~ico\'crs the lirowu

Mau gets .i iheque oi .i

know the mystery of the plant, tliei _ 'J‘H‘]"i"

flower, the food we eat. If we must w__IS,_,__ (___, SILK Un NET ____c___`,_,

Cuiiiulii. lie is tliercfore giving iiini iiifiii-¢~S¢,.,_

“Laurier” or "'B0rde`n”

W0l1lCl either one be proud to shake llauds with the man who wears one oi 001° Fall Overcoats.

Get a suit oi our he-alvy l\/lif:n’s Under.

Wf-'81‘ before Election Day---as there hound to be a. frost for one parly or another-

h-4 n -'11

i - `

N-Q,fl€£_'?d. io.-ff get cold iect hmvcvcr as

We ll<'1\v€-..l0_iS_?of warm Sox at less than‘t'.lie

cost of knitting them. _

liandlei’ Reddin

O-I4Cltstu`rthlsmti. `

-~<: _:-_ :El B -_{5=__ ` ____ _"_“"________“_____ ___

DRESS BKIRTB strikin models "‘°‘l"m1r priced 'ar rwroizs. '

9-11dtt.

Asrouisi-imc \'AL`iuis in on mga i4 ln $1.00 lm' Tic good tall shade.

Piifons fl-:dti'.

Bfrrnisi-i iisrmian ann Low QJICED ni our slim rant mms

Wm- ¥a'roNs_. ' i-e-lien.

___§f10D Hannsons but iiiexnmive

ii lnr_/small children. PA'l‘0NB.'

~. _ . #_-nap.

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' COMBI ATION SUITS for meh

In mid Sogson weight o/ic*\§d'nt_ Psi. ffl. ` , _l9“ df!"

VERY HIGH CLASS suits for my lady moderately priced for early Hill, wear at PATONS- ’*'“?lfl-

tremendous report. A sticky inornss I5 inches deep covered Market Street for nearly n mile. Thrifty residents secured fi yenr's supply by merely _scooping up the syrup with buckets. The explosion was cnllcd by ii wall siipport.iiig live similar tanks crumb- ling beneath the tremendous weight. 'l‘lie flow of the molasses was so swift that two boilers weighing 15 tons and near the warehouse were swept fl‘oiu their _foundations and czirried across the street. The loss in estimated nt $50,000. ' |

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A LADY LECTURER i

Feeds Nerves and Brains Scientifi-i

cally. l

A lnily lecturer writes from Phila-i

dr-lpliia concerning the use of right_ food :ind how she is enabled to witli-_ stand thc struin iind wear and tear, of hor arduous occupation. She snys:

"Tliroiigh improper food, imper-

fectly digested, iiiy health wus com- pletely wrf-clgeii, and I attribute my: recovery entirely to the regular use of (irape-Nuts food. It has, I nssui'e_ you, proved an inestiinahle boon to

"Almost 'iinmelliatqly alter beginn- ing the use of Grape-Nuts I found n`_ gratifying change in my condition. The terrible weakness that fqrnierlv pro=xtrn.ti~d me after n few hours of work, was perccptlbly lessened and is “mv only a memory- it never re-_ turns.

"'f’en days after beginning on Gra-

pe-Nuts I experienced 3 wonderful i_n- crense in mental vigor and physical energy, and continued use has entire- ly freed me from the miserable in-_ somnlo and nervousness lrom_ which' I used to suffer somilch. ‘

"I find Grape-Nuts very palatable

and would not be without the crisp, delicious food for even ii day on any- conslderation. Indeed, I always carry it with me on my lecture tours.”

Read the little book, "The Road, td 'Weilviiie/' in pkgs. "'I`herc’s a reason." _ \ lv/rr nad che above lrtferfk new cne ww pure from time-to rin-ie' They are genie ins, anllell of Iiuinan ldtrut.

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.; i .- _ ’

solve 'the myst0ry.bclore we eat we should all starve. Why then expect to solve the mystery of. God? 1 By .the growtli of ii watermelon he illustrated the fact that we know little of the laws of growth. All thc lie0lilcs of the world cut eggs. The hen can take the egg und in ii few weeks give you ii chicken out of it, which you could never have found there. The glass of water which he drank was _just as good ns if hc could explain all the mystery ubout. it. There :ire mysteries in the Bible, but let ri man follow what he cnn un- dcrstnud of its teachings and he would not go far wrong. There wus ii mystery in religion in the'lieart of man when he comes to iuite that which he loved before. Theri' is ii mystery in the death of Une for nli. lt is the mystery of love. ’l`hc love of the niotiicr for her child is n niy- stery. lt is service without hope ol repayment. The nuin who luis no higher motive than to snvc his own life. lives ii little life. It is by lor- getting ourselves that wc run win immortality. Christ lived, mid how hc ii\'ed and

died is n mutter of consequence to every life. His purity, I-Iis love, ills slnlessness, nnd forgiving, spirit cm- hody more for us than the Alexan- ders and the (faesars. This forgive- ness was the hardest test for mnii. He forgave His enemies, even prnying for them when they were piittini! Him to si shameful death. I-hs dis- ciples were scattered und put to death, refusing to deny Him, and His religion had spread through the world. How could it be exiilainefl ex- cept on the theory that he is divnie?

He had read in prophecy that "of

the increase of His Kingdom there shall he no end." Christ had mriied the title Prince ol Pence. Kingdoms rose and fall but His Kingdom is ever growing. Power icnuid not |zi_\'e peace, money could liiiy it, eoclnl dis- tinction could not attain it, worldly honor possible to the few could not bring it. But the pence of the heart wns placed by Christ within the reach of the poor :ind the ric_h. €V°_\\ of the social outcast. Who will esti- mate the value of the pcnre_t\\nt comes from trust in God nn_<i reliance upon His Providence. (‘hrist is the Prince of Peace heiiaiise Hi- broui!l\f» life and lmmnrtniiy to light, the as-

liilt uiit. closely. I’/\'l'UNS. 5)-llillf._

"Fame and fortune is yoursii' yiixif

witch tho illystcrious llrowu Mun. i

l!~lflil2‘.

CHARMING NEW Sll.l{S nncl

m iny only one dross of zi color fill widi.h 980 and the nest silk in Canada at the price, Patons

9 Zdtf

S'i‘Yl.l>‘iil l.l'i"l`l.l~`. U<lA’l‘S l<`(ill

iilili.S 0 to 14 years sec them.

JC. A. l~‘osl.cr. (‘cntrnl ilriigstiue,

STYLISH (`O.»\'l`S th it cost loss

tlioii you would think possible generous sclootlon in stylo qrizi color. Special showing or black oontsfor Fail. Patons. 9-Zdif

we ro stretch sngged springs eer ol Weeks 8_-ZSdr_tf.

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Beerdl. weeks 8-28drl.f.

A 'l`llIllMl’H UF S’l`Yl.l~l and low pricing of new full ontim: roiils in nit wool. l’i\'l`()NS. tl-lldtl.

“Good Hnndsoine but inexpensive

‘ nts for -unnll women misses and

LO e ‘ children. Futons. 9~2\'li.l

l".\'l ONS house dresses. 9 iiilif K1MoNAs not give wed looks.

long service and flood vnlue. l’A- q~0Ng_ 9-lidtf.

|.\,\'1'(iN.\‘_ il-l ldiil

“1\’ll.Kcil i'icl<.ling >‘i|iicc lll¢c.,poiiml Y

‘J-l‘lil3i. l

Furniture repairing n specialty.;

".~\i.'ill,il0-isgooil reniu|ior:itio|i for ii

low uiinutch work, ii-ni’t il.'f 'l`hut’s what the llrowii Mun viill give you, if you ciitch hiin. _ ‘.l-l-id2i.

weremako mz\Ltcsso.~. l3r<=r&

Weeks. 8-28drt.f.

; illll‘lSh‘ Sl{Ill'l`S of voilr, scrgc, :ill lbciiutics, stylish, giviciiiiil, sirrvici-ulile ,iiiodcrntrly priced. }.'i~\v this: I<`nll. I_ 1.'/\'1‘<i;~:;_1. fi..fidi.i.

l "lil-st. l‘liu!li.<|i rssviir-o of \/ilu-_i';ii‘ ‘20c., pint. ifrvsii stock. l~1. .-\.li`osi.r1'. _Cuiitllll iil‘lli!'.~‘i.ori-_, li-l-lillii _ __

"Another lot. of snrupirs of the

.iicwcst in i.n<iii~s' Unsiiiziio Vlotlis

ljust received. Wi- would like lo siioir the lirulics tho vnliics, und grnnl. \'nr~ icty we lia\'l~ iii clioosi' friuii. You -know the hind of suits we mnki-, and fwo wniit you to kuo\\' llu~ (‘lofhs we handle, also . lf. will pny you. ll. A. 'Bpucm . R-iifldil.

lil<l.»\ll'l`ll<`llli l{li\llii\'\.\` ii_f-roiiiiiill

models :it low prices. l‘.-\'I`HI\.\`~

if-fultl.

i lilS'|'i.\1<"i‘lVlC i-_.u~liu¢ivf- .fc i:r<‘nt ;v__|,,0_q (hir new <‘ol'<li‘ro_\‘ \'¢-lvi'ir‘ci_i nt .l"litiills. ll niltl.

"The noir. full sliitiiigs und over-

c'ontlngs for men, are n.ri‘i\'ing nl- niost diiily. W" ll\\'lif*‘ _V“ll f" "all lll mi.) look Liu-in over. 'Flu-y will'iilrnsc you. ii. _-l. llrurr. R-Rfliiti.

_ .\l0lil-`.lS Oi" 'l`_\“l'l`l-I i".' lll'Zi"l.\_'l~Z- ` l\lli.\"l` (lur new fiill sluiiilivi' \\~f-airing l`lxiniiclciti‘_vvuilvriifrly priccil l’i\lon li.-ldtf. .

"5T\'l.iSi-I Ll'l"l`i.l‘l (‘llA’i‘H for

Girls 6 to 14 ycnrs sec them. i'.\- '|‘(iNS_ 9-lldtf.

l A MAl`lVl<ll. (IF lCi.I~IliAN('l~`. R'

lernnoinv of our siiowing of curly fnll skirts. I‘A'l`(>NS_ - 0-ildtf.

SFLFCTED, extra special \';ihu~ lui _.__

"RAIN (‘(lA'l`S-Tliree lending vn-

luos chosen from n hundred or more productions for their sup:-riorit_v in style. durability, serviceiibilltv nnri vnlue for price. l‘.\'l`i'lN.“‘~. ll-lldtf.

l~lll\ll’l.i-I YET El.l~l(lA¥l'i`_ Oni' nc\\_ Our Il\`(iilAiil~1 brnnilrlofli` has fnllhniroriuiinciifs &oilir~r.~hcllgoon»‘,&y,,,,~n,-tn nnrl quality send foriand licnuty in long; kiinonas. PA-

rinfiii-'~ fl' 201|- lsniiiiiioi. P_\'rr;Ns. . fi.-iuiii.

Power that thus endowed the _llife l"`““tl‘5° ml” eV°"l"l5 “.1 7-30 l’- lll- Eggs ' 19-. germ of the wheat would give is _”"` _ . . . Hugger 1' to 13 spirit power to ti-ilie to itself another' "Tug _ Tut- * Till- " ellhlhll-l"" New white Unis 0 40 body when 'parted from this one. ~ ' _ __________g I.0t__t,_,_s ~ 50 Christ is the l'rince of Peace because l Dream beef ¢ to 8 he gave new greatiiess to miin be- ""__ Y _ D d H 8 cause he gave Us the true mcthdd hy* *°’l‘he_ sale of lu._ Il_. Lleer s house- HE:ie_m__s"gs 42 _which trutl, can he ,,,.,_,p,,ga¢,,,|_ |,¢_ hold effects will stint at 10 ii. in. Hay _OOM S9 cause he has K1,-0,, Us ,, I,|,,¢f,,rm sliiirp on Mnnilay Sept. 18th. Lie on _______________ Huy _ sm more funilainental than any before tinie. __

l’iuiiibs and dainsons 6

for the settlement of all disputes and __ _ -_-_ _ . AD ______ 40 problems-Love thy neighbor as thy "liie l.iidies Aid hociety of the 1'. l'

golf. l<l. I. Hospital will meet in the Y. ,

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see iiiiiiui uni Monument I Today

.si-i|`-1-stei-iii :ind f:inilI.\' liride hy li-:|\'ini.: ibut g'r:i\'|~ iiiiiunrlicd. It is

l :iiluly you owl- the iloml lo kovp I this lust ri-siini: plnrfi- wi-ll cared ‘ ' for. Do not nnizli-ci ii.

Uni' linIi'lSv.‘m<‘ iiioniiiiiiiiits in

in.i|'lili» and i:ruuili» :irc ii-ciignizeil iii. iIu\ hi-st you i-nn get nnywhi-re. 'l`lli-_v nrt- iiiiiili- liy iii:l‘=tor.\' iroiii the |.ili-~.i liiiil li(---:I llcriiitns.

l`nIl or \\ r.li- ioi flcsiriisriryiriccs.

' R B I n n e s

- li ` - _ is 3

'irrcs of l'ui<l, :i hone with 1_3

Bought, and which has been _ ' . ‘ _ _ has borne vw s_g____t___,__ uf i rooms with .~.uniniri ki chan zitlacli- . . _ - i _ .

d n barn and ollici out buildings i-.oaiiicc oiim c _

is . _. ._ v . . suuiincr incl ' _ -

:ind Just .is good .iio but _ __..__ __________ __ __ .__ _ _ __ __ _.___ ___

and clnlzlnl'-:cr the hclluh of ioiirvl. \\'|'ili' or vlzillliilii iliiriilclrp lfor ill-

fiirriinli -ii. `

li|i`\'_] \'illi\' /\l'l`l\'l"l\'

! . ' ` i' iff. iw.-_.#,'i'.`|-:. i,

_ _-i - v iii fi ‘

llastorio is ii inirmlcss substitute for Castor 0il_ Paro-

;"` "'.\1`i~;\/1"' A o\'i~:n'r|si~:Mi~:‘N'i‘if"` *__ _ . . - “-1

MEETING ; Ai _ 'llarringioii ilail

, A |io!iii\'nl iiiiuliuig will hc held at ` ll;|.i'ri|i_i;l0ii lliill, lir.ii'lil<‘_\‘ l'UlIll._ _l‘h .\loiiil.iy uiqiu ni 7_;o p. ni. Upposilioii

L.il\cr' i iiniiril io In iriwciil.

srv & ;. 'i~ ' '| . f\'. l{.\'l"l`l‘INlllIl{Y l‘ri‘s. Quai-i|'.s' Lib. ‘_ .\~s\ici.ilioii. ` `(i. \V. l\li‘l‘lll‘1l‘1. Scc'y Q<ii:o'ii Lib. i ilssix-iniioii.

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5 Department ol Railways and iCanals, Prince Edward Island.

- llriinvli Line Ulittpn Bridge tn Siinlny

_ Bridge.

Notice tu Uoiitrnctors.

'onlwi 'Vendors nddri-ssl-il io ilu- un-

ll :~iii.riii»<l nllil i-mlor.\u-.i "'l’oliil(-is for br.iu<:li linr Uliitou liridgo in .\'i:in|.-_\- llridgr~," will hi- loci-iri-ri ni. iliis ollica- un- til sixtei-ii o'|-lork on \\`uiliio.<|Ii\_\'.il|oilulli. .\‘l~iitonili»-r, iilll i' iriho iwiislrlivi ion of :i liriin' Ii lilic r:iil\\'n_\' about lliroi- _ unil iliroe»<|i|>iriei- iniivsiu Ii-nirili l'r.ini (`l|i`ion lliigliwny llridgi- io rtoiiilvi' lirulm- l’rinr:c l‘.dvriiril lslnurl. _ _

l’|.iiis. Dl'.ililo.~. .ilu-i~ilii':iliiili.~ :ind form

wil ciinfrnct to l\-- onli-ri-il into run lu- si-vii on und :ifti-r '.ln‘ llli. .\`v|ii|~nili|-i' ul lhri ollici-of tho (`Iiii~f l‘Ini:iiii~\'r of ilu- lh>|i\rf.- nit-iii.i‘li'lil ' ‘I ' l ‘ ' "

il 1- iillii-o

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i oi i-(7 ii- ‘. Li |»|-- - -

l‘:irlii-~ ti~|ul|~ri|i,: \\ ill bf* ii-qiiireil lo

ncooiir llio lnii' \\':ii:‘os sclii-r ull- m'i-piiri-rl iirlo iii- |ii~1»|i=i|'|'rl liv lii<»_ llrjliliriiiionl of l ii ir wbii li si luiluli uiil li rui iii-L ni'

.il 1 ' .‘ i - » i ll

ilu- ciiliiriiri _

tiiiiiirnrlaiis uri- ri-ulioiiioll lo li_z-:ir iii

iniiifl lli ii teiiiluis \\ ill noi he co|isiiir~i~_i-il uull-ss infiilc sfrir ,\' in :|i~i'ur.ll|ni-1' with ill" |i|'i|ii»~|l ffirius. .ind in lhi- r‘:i~4o nf ilrnis. iinli -is Llioro :ire :iii ivliwl thi- uc- tunl signuliirl-, flu- iiniiirri ul' ilu' in riirm- Li¢,n_;||1i| plnci- of |'>~i'.'i>:| 'is iii i-.icli uiolu-

viii

liiir iii llii-li .

/in _-i ~v.-,.f.'.l hniik <-in-/.iw for tho sum

l-i.~i%n'»ii_oini=ui. nn_\:_ilil-- i.i ilu- orrii-r of Shi- itliiiisior of lfniliviys :ind _ L‘:iiil\|‘4 inns! noi- iiiiii'in_\' _r-:ivli I i-udiir, wliicli |\\_liii will bi-f.irfv|li»¢l if tho piirly tciiiloriniz ilcclini-si-iiivrinlr into r¢_iii\rm'f‘ for the

\vor_k._ni the rniiis sufml in ilio olfi-r silh-

t .

m'l`iig'r-lii»i,ue thus .~u-nl in will be rviiiru- Pllfo iliv rospl-r‘li\'P riiiilrlicloril whoin irniir-rli urs- not :\i~1_‘Ppii-ii. i

'|‘lu» i-hi-i|uP .il ilio _siivci-ssliil tcmleiwr

\\'ill lu- linlii us >~z¢»i:iii'il_\'. or pnrt si-i‘\il"lt`€’. furilu- i|ui~ fulilluioiilol the contract 0 be onleri-il inf -. _ ’l‘hr-_lowoutor any tender lint necessar- il.\'lii'cri‘»ll\¢l.

ii_\' order.

l. K. J0.\‘El'i.

eocrs~l.ar.\‘.

l)i»pnrtincnf ni lliiilwiiys :ind (liinnls.

(lltawn. Auirustrlisl. iilii. _ Newspiipi-ru lnsurili g this iiilvwtius-

ini-nt wiiiiout authority from the lleiiart- inent. will not iw paid for it.

l)~l|rl5l.

...‘New Goods, Men's Flceced Lined

Underwear, $l.l0 per siilt, Hcnv Hiiirts 75, 85, 1.10 niiil 1.50. i&oy's flnniiel shirts, 75 and 90. Boys' Fleered lined underwear, 90. Stand- field's unshrlnkalile underwear for men 1.50, 2.00 and 2.50 per suit. Al- so incn`s 'heavy pants $1.85, $2.00, 2.50, 3.25. A. (lnrric & (‘o. 9-8d6l.

ui~im.im<:s ozisvu-iN'rs or grace

'roN.-i. swiidti.

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i-‘nns Low nnivun inn _=ni.i.-r.ir_i.» "f‘hfirn~ff-r S' llimliti' iii our high-i "RAIN COATS-(‘»hl1drei.'s storm

ory just open:-il llircrf from the fort- zrnde hrondcloth for full, good i~hnd~ Ury fn you from 4.25 to iii!'i.00_._r\s, 1.75 loss cnsh iilscoiiiit.. l`r.l1‘f'~'. }»__`f|~(,Ng_ '.l-llilif ‘ 9-Zdtl.

,caries fro rainy days all school chilli- lron should have one. l"A'I’0NS. _ 9-lldtfa

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