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RICH ELIJERLY WIDOW

\Vl<llJS HER HIRED MAN

BLOOMINGTON, ILL., Sept. 17.-

Louis Schnuers, a day laborer, aged twenty-fire was employed by n cement contractor to assist in laying sidewalks. One of the jobs he was put on was to lay walks around the home of Mrs. Mary Collins Boyle, u wealthy widow who lived alone in n large house with no other company but servants, not being on friendly terms with her relatives.

Schauers went up to the house on

several occasions for a drink oi water and thus hccamc acqiiniiitco with the widow. She finally gave hini employment as hostler mid gardener, Une day after he had been there foi several weeks Sthuuers and the old woman went to Geneva and were nm, ricfi. llefore going she di‘c\v out n large sum of ni-oney which she had in the I-:|u'<, telling the cashier she was going to Micliigaii.

Nine days after her mnrringe sh.

died. Ncphews demanded an in vestiggation, suspecting poison, bu; medicfil experts said she had died ol heart disease.

Then Schauers took steps to secur- possession of her property and ai

Y ,mentions ras _ tunnis! mom

I Published by FJ. Lennon

.' MAKE rr Knows.

Keep it before the people

That .the earth was made for man;

‘Phat the fruits were grown, and the flowers were strown, f

To bless and never to ban,

That the sun and the rain, the corn

~and the grain,

Ars yours and mine, my,brotber_

Rich gifts from Heaven, and freely

given, ,

To one as well as another.

Keep it before the people, `

That drink is a curse ands snare; Beyond control, it binds the Soni, And drags it down to despair.

Rum must not be sold for silver or

gold,

BY you and me, my brother, God elves the decree, this nation is

free,

To one as well as another,

Then on with the battle for truth

and right,

Till our banner o'er the land and

sea .

S-hall bathe its folds in the glorious

light

Of the year of jubilee.

-Dr. C. H. Mead.

PARIS, Sept. 17-Mrs. Emmeliiie

Pankhurst, the militant sudragette leader, who is staying at a quiet lit- :le hotel here, says she is not dis. turbed over the reports that sho may

NOT COMING ON AS A FIGHTER!

_‘§_l!l=l£-

-_-_-_-.-:_-_-_-.-;:.::.11-‘_-.-:ra rr revs 'ro suv in um rrovim

' HOUSE WIRING.- A- _

Charlottetown and ._|\lli§$&!l\5» ln Crspaud lull! UDV Yifilll

houses for 'Electric Lisht, `

Neill, M.A., B.D., will preach in the. Presbyterian -» Church, ' Caledonia, next Sabbath, Sept. Blst, at the

der the capable management of the

MARRIAGE ANNOUNCEMENT. -,` Mrs. William Ings of Pownal P. E. I. announces the marriage of her sister Miss Mary Taylor and Mr. Samuel Drake of Millview, to take place in lBirch Hill Church on Wednesday 24th inst. at 6 p. m.

PARIS S'l‘YLES.- Medicc Collars

and Rufllles have suddenly jumped in., to great demand in Paris and New, -York. Messrs Stanley Bros have just received n large shipment of

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EXHIBITION VlSI’l‘()IlS.- Among'

those in attendance at the Summer-I

Harry Sterns, Miss Maud Crasfwell, Mr. J. J. Hornby, Messrs Wm. Clarke, North Wiltshire; 'l`. B. Cass, North River; W. H. Horne, Winsloc; Miss James, Miss Dutcher and Mrs.

with there."

Replying to a question in regard to

the purpose of her visi Mis Pank 1

' t, ' . ~

iurst made it clear that her object was not to talk of the militancy

though hc was opposed by a number l“`°pag“"d“' She said: "I intend t0

of :lin woii'\an’s nephews he was up pointed 11‘lmil\iStl‘at.0i~ of the estate After se\ernl weeks of legal pro- ce-.idiugs the lawyers got together and nrranged n compromise. Scliauere gave n quit»cln.im deed to the real rstiitc :md received $12,080 in cash. The nephews proved that Mrs. Doyl-_ had proniisnd them all of hcl' property uftcr her dczitli.

(‘|Jl,lll'1‘ I"Ol’.(ll<1’l‘S

T0 EXECUTE MAN

SAN FRANCISCO, (J-ul., Sept. 11

--'l‘wo yt-_urs forgotten in San Quentin Prison has been the lot of August Geber, former soldier, palmist and phi'enolngist_ Two years is n long time when regarded from certain atnndpoiiits, but Geber made no com- plaint. If he hnd been forgotten for twent times two years he probably

describe and explain the position and nims of our movement in order that` American \vomcn may understand what we are doing, and why and where we stand. 'l‘hey cannot learn that from the English newspapers, which, as if by n preconcerted agree- nicnt limit their re orts to militancy

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only, passing over all our other work, ignoring our crowded meetings like those which we hold every week nt the London pi.vilion music hall, never reporting the speeches made, even by men like Israel Zangwill, and never recogniiing mr work on two great questions of the day-White slavery and contagious diseases. I want to describe all this work in America."

AWARD IN IMPORTANT CASE

QUEBICC. Sept, 18.-In the expro- priation proceedings between the Fed-

would have remained silent, the rea son of his silence being that to speak wuiilil have meant death.

lly some ipieer freak of official book-

keeping or pigeonholing, August Gene; who tried to wipe out nn entire fam- ily ou .luly lf), 11104, and succeeded in inurdrriiiiz only one member there of, has licfn :illowed to brcntlie the nn' of the \\<n‘hl, althongli iudieially his life was declared forfeit eight years ago.

ii i "Black Piiiice" Hose

are especially designed to withstand tlieliardest

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A CHAT ON THE PICKLING

SEASON

(ggi e , ; ‘ _- ._-_

'I`he pickling season is here and it

will be a very short one for the fact that all pickling stock is n very short crop.

This applies particularly to tomo-

toes und cucumbers, and in _n very short time there will not be any to

be had lor love or money.

We have a nicu lot of small silver

skin pickling onions,--many ure sub-

st' utin onions instead of cucum

it g -

bers. Red onions for chow per 10`ib lot 35|;-3-ilb $1.00, strong mixed

spices Bc quarter lb package.

We nre headquarters for all season- able vegetables, Cabbage. Cauliflower lleets, Carrots, Parsnips, Lettuce, , Sweet Corn, Green and red peppers, ,.

1 Island Foxes for M5000?

and grow most all our own stock- bny from the producer and save

Tonintocs, Cucumbers, Potatoes '|‘n|-nips, & etc. We are producers

UIOIICY.

J. J. GAY & Co

City Market

Every Day.

1680-9-19`Mfmw3i

l “Take In”

to call in and seo she many

`o\n secure' hare

Wtlfl

Our l

\ Show Too l

i` ' are amnamg the Exhibition

Seminar re/izlie Seminary property

liintic railway, the Court has award-

ed $60,000, the seminary asked $190.-

|100. :__ A _ __ _ __ ____-__.-_|____J

Do not suffer i‘¢‘°..°il‘i’§ Miiiéifi'

* ing. or Tmtrud-

ing Piles. No

surgical open ation required.

Dr. Cha.se's Ointment will relieve you at ones and ns certnluly cure Egan. 600. u. pox- all dealers. or Edmunson. tes 8: Co.. Llmlwd, Toronto. Sample box fi-cu lf you mention this paper and enclose 20. stump to my postmo-

possibly be barred from entering the. United States. She said: “I visitedl the United States twice before, the. last time two years ago, and havel only the kindliest recollections of the] courtesy and cordinlity which I met?

“B1 ¥°Ve‘"““"°“f' ami the Q“”\“"° ince, its peculiarity being inthe fact

at Sillery wanted by the '1‘rans-At-

edt thed S9m€"u",5;,hT;1(;1632Qnr;veir?? igésg' every other case hitherto. The con- es an ros s. -

S. C. Moore. I SUNDAY SERVICE.-Rev. sawaraf

the

-...4 ‘ fully

CALEDONIA- Rev. John T. Mac- Pvrnnup

»usuai hours. A b°

writes

he has

to their, Bt ~w

_B\0°k. matters

SCHOOL WORK.- Crapaud I-lighi CHRISTIAN. ' ' _ School is progressing favorable un-'___R°,_ S_ A_° magvsn vxglggg

secretary of Christian Endo

two new teachers, Mr. D. E. Fraser “wo K, M . - - - _ “V01”

Montague, principal, and Miss I.’.‘in;;-eg? 0¢anl;gg:'¢'¥.1ga`pl;?a;?uii:J:;

- | ,, _ _

MacKinnon, assistant. ,Work, Bt_ Qnqrews -Qhuwh, 0,.wen_

,ileit Sabha h at 3 p; in., _ Monte. flu* Pf`°Bl>Yteri_an Church. Sabbath ‘W°“i”8. Unrdlgan, Tuesday, George- t°W°-. 1 W¢dn¢BdBY;" Dundas, Presby- terian °h“|`°h» Thursday; St. Peter's B095 Friday. These meetings will held at 7-30 p. m. Pastors please announce next Sabbath.

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TOWN IMPROVEMEN'PS.- The

enterprising Citizens of urapaud .ire still making improvements to their busy little town. . A few years sg.,

them and are showing them in a<tU<*Y had \il1901€D€ lights illhtulledi great many designs and colors. |"°W tue! are .Dal/i!18‘\1ll€ h\111Lll\\i5H

*H111 Streets lighted by _¢lect.ricity.'l'he W*_\f€l` ‘POWBF _ is Supplied from the mins owned _ by .fvlessrs G. id. heard

side exhibition yesterday were:-Mr. 1* 50°. - We expect to have we sys-

tem in operation by the last of Sept- ember. nuter on Sewerage will put in the houses. Crapuud is now one ofthe leading villages on tue Island and is destined for greater things still,» for with - its beautiful location, modern improveineuts. and' lately its wealth of fox ranches, it

llcll of Charlottetown took the ser- iis attracting hosts of retired farm-

vices on the Cornwall Circuit as fol- lows on Sunday, September 7th:- Morning and evening, North Wilt- shire; afternoon, Kingston. Goodly congregations gathered and the ser- vices of the reverend gentleman were most highly appreciated. '

CORNWALL CIRCUIT.-The scr-

vices on the Cornwall Circuit Sun- day, Sept. 21st, will bei--Cornwall, morning, and Hampshire, afternoon, Mr. G. H. Taylor, Charlottetown. North Wiltshire, morning, Rev. Geo.l Ormsn, and evening Mr. George‘ Crewys of Kingston. Kingst0n,| afternoon, Mr. Fred W. Sonden of, Sackville University. Cornwall, even-|

ing, Rev. George Orman. i NEW BRIDGE.- While the new

bridge at Cardigan river is being built, 0. temporary structure has been erected across the river for thai convenience of the public. The tem- porary bridge, which has been built,

going on, is sufficiently wide and stable to permit of its use by vehi- cular traffic as well as pedestrians The new bridge will be the first of its kind to be erected in this prov-

that it is to have a ,concrete rouil- way, instead of the ordinary plank ro.'idways that have been used in

crete will be laid down six inches `thi<‘.k, and the superstructure of the bridge will consist of two eiirhty- foot steel spans. 'Alongside the 1 hridzzeway, and apart from it there

right alongside theoriginal bridge, where the work of reconstruction is-

ers and otl 11°. _.;-_.le rich in this world’s goo-.. oy i.n,_r good luck in the said Fox Business, `

T00 GOOD T0 BE TRUE.-In con-

nection with the formation of the latest fox company to enter the field the Royal bilver Black Fox Com- pany, which, asstated in yestern.y's Guardian, has been inflonted and in- corporated in Massachusetts, U. ti. A.. Dr. S. A. Nicholson, a I'. E, Is- lander, who was instrumental in the organization of the concern, told a Guardian representaive that the only difliculty experienced in getting the capital of the company subscribed was the disinclinatlon of thc`Amcrl- can investors to credit the large per- centage of dividends that were being offered by fox companies. The idea of a return of forty per cent. for their investments was considered by these stolid New Englanders too

good to be true. Said Dr. Nicholson: “The best thinking business men and

solid business men thought ther

return for their money, but the idea.

scared of such u. proposition, an

CASTGR IA

‘ will run n footpath, also of concrete, and about four feet wide, for the use of foot pnsscngers.This bridge is to be in the nature of an experiment, which if it proves successful, will lead to similar structures when oc- casion arises in the future.

, For Infants and Children. , fha Kind You have Always Bough

____._ __ ,-___ »=;~

~ Express brings us most every moining three, four audsometlmes six' Ladies New Fall Coats ig keep our already, large and comprehensive stock thoroughly up-to-ddte. We believe in offering you just the same adyautages in your buy1ng_as the 5.91-eg in the larger centres, who are continually placing before their customers the newest offerings from the Manufacturers. `

One lihe in particular we received yesterday that

deserves s eclal mention-the cloth is a ood quality Boucle-tile colors are Brown, Wine imdgKings Blue with Black Overlay Curl, Sizes. 16, 18, 34 & 36. Length 50 inches, made in broad '-.shouldered effect with suugfitling skirt, button trimmed a particularly handsome coat. It is a big leader with us. Price $14.00

150 others in Beucles, Dlagonals, Clilnchillas,

Tweeds, etc. _All New Models at $r2.50. I 3. 50, i4.oo, 15.00, 16.50, 17.50, 18.00 and on up to $28.00. _

Handsome Winter Coatings

If in need nf cloth fora ciat don’t let this swel1_showing pass you. _We

have pure _wool frlezes in Navy and Brown, 54 inch iii 25 yd. Blanket Cloths in Red, Navy, Tan and Grey. all wool 54 1I\Cl’1 #L25 yd- Heavy Plain Cmtings, in Navy and Red 56 inch $.75 yd. Tweed _in Brown and Grey effects 56 inch $r 65 ti $2.20 yd. Reversible Cloths in Lf. and Dk. Grey, is.-own and Tan, Heather and Tan 56 inch #L7 5 yd. In Fawn and Brown.

1945.

N ,ewc'F all Coats ,

was something wrong with concerns offering such inducemints. They were satisfied to get eight or ten per cent.

was too much for them They wr-re

would not touch it, thinking that the stock was watered, that somethin '. [was totally wrong."

of getting forty or sixty per cent.

NEW OPERA SCARFS, plain and

flo al dc-igns$r,25 to $2.85.

NEW RUFFLINGS lu white, eciu

and black r5c to .loc yd

NEW ALL OVER LACES iu shadow

and guipute, cream white and eciu 65C to

$3-95 yd- ‘

NEW COLLARS AND COLLAR

AND CUFF SETS, in white. cream and ecru, Collars 25:: to $1.45 Collar and Cuff Sets c to $1.65. _

EW LEATHER HAND BAGS

2'1".

1 p iucipallv black fro_m$i.o_o upto $4 75.

NEW TRIMMINGS in Bulgarian and

Pcrsiui 75C yd to $2 7:.

NEW SHELL GOOTS, Side combs,

baretles and back combs, jewelled, plain

L __

li _Bam me égwrf-f 'N _lignature of , -

. Grey Tweed effects and Lt. Grey, 56 inch $2.65 yd. Dlagonals in Green and Il‘ack, Tan and Black, Brown and Black, Brown and White and Black and White Combinations 56 inch $2 25 yd Brown and White, Navv and White, Black and White 56 inch, extra heavy $2.75 yd. Boucles and Chinchillas in Navy, Brown and Grey 56 inch at $5.2

New Goods

5 yd. Come and h`a.ve the first choice.

this Week .

and inlahl :els 6’§c to 14 25. Single plcces i5c to 5x oo

NEW KID GLOVES “Pei'rius" in

While. 'l`=ms and Black guaranteed $1-i5 and $r 50 ir.

NEW SFIADRS IN PLAIN VEL-

VF/1`S Purple, Golden Brown, Copenhagen and Blsriot lzluc and Emerald, 24 inch 78c d .

Ni-;\v uno:/\pi=. sii.Ks' in nina-

sonie parte-rn.-, colors Copenhagen, Reslda, Navy, Brown, Copper, Shel Grey, Red and Black. 36 inch $i.75 yd.

NEW SWI£A'l`hR COATS ln plain

and combination colors the swellest lot of

Sweater Coats we have ever stcckccl prices

$1 2510 $545- ,

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Ever day you

Viélirola is so muc p

_ (`, - ,Mir-'-v.-|

:_ - ____ ny

iililg-¢-H110#

That is all a pair o

' shareholders in the Thr

Ranch man- a g e in en t won’t c o s t

you a cent for the first

'_ Can You Buy Class A

' Co. of Montague, after deducting cost of ranch equip- ~ _ment, organizing and stock-selling expenses.

Free

Ranching

fClas§ Alsland foxes c.st _e Rivers Silver Black Fox

p r o b a b le crop will be 9 y ou ng- figure out tle the div- idendsyour-

llaSi°'S

are Without a

h ensure lost

Any “His Master’s Voice" dealer in any city in Canada will gladly play any music you wish to hear. Viclor\Viclrolas in great variety ol styles, $20 to $300. They are sold on easy terms (as low as $l per week) rl desired. Vicloi Rerords are 9Oc for l0-inclxdouble sicled. Ask for our catalogue listing over A

5000 Victor records. .

Berliner Gram-0-phone Co.

~ MONTREAL Limited

iw' We sen -'n l

Hall M cmufacturing Co.

Horse Powers, Thrashers, Cleaners. snd_Cnmbined Thresh

year and the Self- Tlll TIRE! RIVERS SHNER BLACK FUX C0.

en and Cleanern ~

. , . ` \

Capital (paid up)

each, 5x00, so h.

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D. Bell of Montaigne, ju. A. .Crm and ‘

pn' valu e. ' M cGregor. C. F. Roberts: n, i

I. F leur`y's Sons ._

Roller Crusherssnd Grain Grinders.

’ I nternatconal ‘ _

~3 md 4 sud' 6`HORSB PQWER.`iGssollnd Englne¢,sll of which ,vnpn ul-ing atglowelr prices. Y/'HOI.,‘E3ALE sud IETAIL

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