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CAMBRIDGE, Mass. Aug. 7.- Birl Elisabeth Richmond was held wil.'.io~1t bail by Judge Almy in the Cambridge district court this _ week for the murder of Stewart h!c'l'avi|ui iu the Hotel Flbrence, East Cambridge on Friday, July 23. She was at 'once

she will awa t the sitting of the Sep-

A FOR THE GRAND JURY

Mc'l`avieh - Witne:.i¢_S

Tell of Happening in.t e Boarding House ?"’“’°- '"'°""' ”“"""°"°“ "" “'°

Was Murdered. _

scene room. I

Did you kill lc’l‘avish'f" asked the

¢|l8tl’lt¢ \tUtl'llU1. "No. Do _yon think I'm cralfl

No." answered Oliflord. 1

John A. 0'Heni testified to ppyilil

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hope I never will again," he fin!»hel§"3||_ as he described the' ,

ii this season. 3

A lull assortment of the new

` of roses? amethyst’

shades---ashes

ii ' greens,old rose,cawtaba,wistera,navy

" brown, blue in stripe and plain colors-

ii Also new neck ruching, the lat-

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1" est ideas are here.

S- A. McDonald.

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It ____ ._ - ‘ just received aiiother 101 Uf A BUMPER CR0p_

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a‘ __ I All reports from the West 3, dicate a bumper harvest. The ,__ of cutting, threshing and garn

b the best Snver Polish We this 'immense crop will give mo

. of employment to n vast army

liave ever used and we believe laborers, and it is estimated

tember grand jury at Lowell. -‘

i“‘ awriivisn had turned roi- a

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llithmond at*Coii)li|'ldgc City ‘Hall Oh the day of the murder. He said that she was sober when she gave him _the

lmlriney and asked him to pay the I _ _l

- Atty. 021:; declared no evidence' had been int ` ucod to support the ,charge of murder against Mrs Rich- mond, but Judge Almy found proh-

apxlg cause and ordered the woman h _ `

THE BATTLE FOR CHEAPERI

During the sitting of the Inrperial

Press Conferenoeths question of cheu _ per cable rates was much discussed and the Pacific Cable Company an- nounced its intention of cuttln its

At the Potlee Court yesterday

John Mclnod and Joseph Cannron, were each iinaddlre dollars or thirty

ilili .ggi or

to ap-

dog promised and no judgment

_` this order' was 100|' " _‘ '

e fifteen dollar -ister tal for llrriuluir- 'mauro-iooonaniwums

IN THE SISTER PROVINCEB.

HALIFAX, Aug. 9-Deepatches con-

vey intelligwnoe of 'many' tragic oe- curreneee throughout the Province.

Mrs. Havelock Akerley, Port Gre-

ville. is dead amd her six months

by Mrs. Akerley while in a fit of de-

_ Fotlowing- closely upon the t:ro¢°<\y

,at Port Grovillo coihesan attemylted ,suicide at Welt Bay of William eo- `wood. who shot himself above the

ll\°l’lllR ull” d‘|’\“\\l- U0"-in P°'°’° heart. I-le cannot recover. Hellwood-'

is supposed to have been drinking, and naked the-daughter of Beniualn Phlnney. with whom he boarded. to ,go walking with him She refused

°'.mn in and me auacwnieh proved'

fatal. '- Two drowning accidents occurred at

North S _ last ni ht, w en Chiis.

ziii:i.“i$§:’mng qghfntu wasps nggmins

l¢|,¢,.,,¢° 5-“gf” 9,4., fu- gp, near the Nova Scotia Coal _s pier.

I _ eh, of “quot-“u°d‘G¢°r¢¢ 14|-ou, eight years old _fellcif

the some wharf during the afternoon while alone. I-lo was not missed till tea’ time. His may was found. with the face bruised, where he felli on the stones. ' '_ '

'Percy Quinlan, ten years old-, was run over hy a car at Liverpool and crudied to death! _, , "William Shields, 22 'years old was

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` "l`l‘e a clioouerwllifanollal' wil] arzive this week with a cargo of "

Hard Coal ,

in Egg, Stove and' Chestnut sizes. Order your supply now while the price is -low.

A.Pil:|lt'lll|.8illll

drowned in a pond two miles from -Springhill. The young man and sev-

oia may is badly named as a reaii1t,ei-al others left home to have a Ch’to.wn. of carholtc acid poison administered swim and went out on a raft. He ..

dived and did not come to the sur-

Phone 240. `

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spon eney. She was getting .better face again.

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press robes in two on first August.

It was hoped that this would havay brought about a corresponding' ro~| duction in Atlantic cable rat-.-_~i_ Now'

THE LATE STEWART Mc’l`AVISH.

few

WQVK days at the hotel previous to start-

Ol Gardner, where he was employed.

thalvwas his intention to go to

~ the best on the market to-.lay. "°'“'°°“ “"°“*_Y'""° “nd thirty ‘h°““` home.

land helpers will be required for

Try Z1 bottle. year's harvesting. The farmers

' the east are as much interested " SOLD ONLY BY this matter as are their western ,_ ` thren, in fact, it is a, work of no ,_ al importance, and the call from

. West for help must be beard l' N' heeded in. the eastern provinces, ‘-" u on the West de ends lar el

this .urs R chrrion who a cared

b "J waist and' a black silk skirt, was hire' presented by Rnlph.W. Gloag.

"mg ing on his vacation from his duties at “the the state colony for the insane in

It his

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_Of court stylishly ami-ed in ii suit shirt-

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Ss' She followed the proceedings with

°- the utmost care, and seven times sum-

“ml mused .my cioag to ner side. They for conferred earnestly on each occasion,

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Jeweler. growth and development of the c

me and at the end of each conference the

“‘““ lawyer began a new line of cross-ex-lmit than to their destinations on

The Canadian Pacific Rwilway, aminaticm on the wi¢_ness_ M ,whom

Clt West, will, as in previous years,

Y farm laborers' excursions, and it

tl` .

Delivered at any part of the reiiizing the demand for labor in

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_ g____,_ time Provinces will be required

_' Pure Sparkling ` Delightful

'ei .l l`| the iii-nrt-sl :iii| roatcli lntl'e lf’ genuine- Ba raft Ginger Ate yet #ll inlrfdiifeil. ,,| The beat dealt-rs sell il -md

I,-_ the niziuy other iion-:i'coIiolii: beverages pul up by us.

_ff G. ii. sinnons

_'_ PICNIC

__ h B ~ ' y, 1|-l.h ilocluties oftfliarlctte' i¢,.,1lv,‘f..|l’.i‘ei-;°iii°ii'iaia. wiilliola ii amid Joint Picnic at Em. i-ald.on Mondav A uL’l1'll-lflth. lm"- ‘ Special tmiii willlouve Charlottetown _for ‘Emerald nl. il.i!iiL iii. l‘ts'_ur|i fare. |00. l‘u|l train uri-argcmoiiin late- .

' q-leave here about the first or se

lweek in August. The exact date

' A514 fO\` OUT (7f0W“ be announced later. The general

rimgements for the excursion wil

il -‘rm-» the li~>=i of excursions run

_ _ 9 previous years.

the 20 had been summoned, but of whom “Wooly four were called. ‘F Medical Examiner William D. Swan af" first testified to the condition of the, t° body and the nature of the wounds(

°°'.]d from which death resulted. Hs said

wil

1 there were several oi these about the

“F-/head, one a gunshot wound on the

1 Pe sight side.

1” John Drohnn, the cook at the Ho-

tel Florenc described the findin

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the

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Mc'l`avish’s body and the position of ,the bod-y on the bed when he and "Timothy J. Clifford, s. border dis- covered it,

"Mrs Richmond was lying an the

kitchen floor," he said. “1 had pre- viously seen her in her sitting room,"

l he continued, “and the last. time I

saw McTavish alive was on Thursday. 'l did not see Mrs Richmond on that day."

He was asked as to whether or not

he knew there was an, ax in the cel-

"I did," he replied. I have used it

many times."

He sa-id that he haul' seen M»cTavish

coming from a room on the 'top floor, and' that Mrs Richmond was lying in the bed in the room in a. drunken con- dition. He said that the arrival of Mc’l‘aVish in the house had been the cause of comment among the board- ers. One of them, Clifford, who was with him when the body was dfiscov- ered, hssd remarked that the "‘herring' choker" was back again, and that there was sure to be trouble at the, house. ,

"You didn’t ki1`.l Mc'l"a.vlsh, did you ?" asked District Attorney Hig-| glns. ' 5

Band in~Aiiendance

"" Ample refreshments and annoiiccuisntu - ld d.

llse'l"li'l2vwlfl hu an ldeiil oirliill. " lfy Under of (Join.

8-|rW‘Zlil|u‘Zl - -

Tenders forthe property of

late Mrs M. J. Sutherland “ui be received by the executors up

- consists of a house and lot in lvillage of Montague.

_ TEA _ PARTY

_' ,,_r-,__,_

~ Frencll' River

The highest nor any tender

necessarily accepted. -

For further particulars apply

any of the undersigned.

Tenders are to be addressed

J. E. Robertson, Montague.

"I did not," replied Drohan

Win Timothy J. Clifford declared li'e_v

tO came home to dinner on Friday and

the floor, "dead to the world."

and he said he did~n't lunow. 1

door of his room locked We got

not 'eu and found the body on the

b¢dl.

lo " ‘My God, she's killed l1im,' shout-I

ed Drohan. ‘I heard the shot but

thou ht it was in the stre

Aug. 2ist 1909. This property found Mrs Richmond on the kitchen

"‘I asked Drohan if he was there

I0-

The house is Well bill". beallll- marked that we'd better find out. We

fully situated and commodious. than wont uvitairs and' found the

it|

go g st.

"l never saw .ite like before, and

The Panlslioners of St. Thomas' Church, French River, propose hold- lng a tea party on 'Thursday Aug 19th,

R. G. SINCLAIR ]. E. ROBERTSON

near the Church grounds. Should the MURDOCK MCKINNON

day prove unfavorable the Tea will E

ha held on the first fine day_. An up- _ xecuwrs-

to-date refreshment stand will be on 7_27(]t¢5I2,

the grounds. 5950131-

_ Wrapping Paper”

Have you ever tried it? We have just received part of our

order for i carload (ao Tons) in ROLLS is-15-18-20-24 and 3o inch, THE GENUINE “KRAFT" Maximum Strength for Minimum weight. Buy "KRAFT" WRAPPING PAPER

and save ag to i-3 of your Paper bill, Dry Goods, Hardware,

‘ (Jrocera, tntlonera, Boot and Shoe dealers, Butchers and

others use “KRAFT” the strongest, toughest, and lightest weight paper made. We sell at mill prices in any

qul:mtity_ Try a roll on your Paper Cutter, you will use no ot er. . -

mmammm

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`° restful as one of our

-Get Ready For Hot

Days l! ‘=

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Nothidgphd ,cool and `

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Hammocks, '

Our srocli of llam-

mocha is large and all fresh patterns, and as usual our Hammock values are the talkof

the town.

Lots of New Books _

and all the latest Sum- mer Magazines.

-Haszald li Mule

sumnr _ _

' ' _ r iBeath, McLean, McAula'y,' Ferguson,

_ilvgioif you do not know. Ja:_iE;§.o'ii

it is announced by the companies, concerned that no reluction will l-e' made. The Marconi Company is doing a limited business in press messages across the Atlantic at; half the cable rates. but the landi telegraph companies connecting charge full commercial rates on ,these press messages, The cahleu .and the land lines work together a- gainst the wireltss. It is a good deal like our three short- haul rates in freight transportation. The wire- less message crosses the Atlantic cheaply, but pays twice as much for land transportation ati each: end as the cable message pays. This makeu out a strong case for an allll British cable and land service under government control across the Atlan- tic and Canada. Possibly, as Mr.

Marconi hopes, the wireless service I \'*"-'*"~`=-';"-l»_'”"

Iacmss the auanuc wni mon be ue- ‘voted to an extent that will enable it to transport the full volume of 'press messages, and also to trans-

land.

IIAWKING MACHINES

Catarrh Suffeiers Are Nothing But _ Hiwkiug, bpilllng and Biumiig

Machines. Says u.u Autlit.i.\)

ln it possible that in these days

when cleanliness and sanitary reform is being preachedfin the churches, ` schools and nt public gatherings, that thousands of people will contliruo to suffer from cutarrli .when there is nn' absolutely certain remedy always on hand. `

1-fyomei (pronounced High-o~me) is

a pleasant, medicated and antiseptic uir. Breathe it in and it will -:ure catarrh. It will stop foul_hreatli, watery eyes. and crusts in the nose in

a few days. I Mrs H. W. Wilson,`of Johnson St, Wallaceiiurg, Ont, says : "Yes, we are' great friends to I-lyomei for the rea- son that -Mr Wlilson has 'had' catarrh for several years and tried several ro

relieved the trouble like Hyomoi. Hisi

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medies and doctors, but nlothing has d‘5c°um' U count' ' trouble ls from pains across the cyea \ ' I -'_' 1 _

and at lyurnin or huskincss i

in breathing, the glands in his eyts`

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throat. Sometimes much difficulty Ugg' . 7 -- " - _. ,f-

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_ls 1 l Big _Clearance Sale

3 l of Men’s Siulmier wear , 3

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HERFJS your chance to purchase excellent. lines of suinnier goods at greatly

reduced prices-and plenty of warm weather io wear them before fall.

Nothing shoddy-every line this sunmier’s best. Your money clieeri`n1_ly ref funded if tue goods are not as I say. What better can I do ! This suminer’$ ne--en productions for men at 33 1-3 per cent discount. ’ I simply have to movq- this stock before my early fall stock arrives and only have a sliort time in -- it iii. U0 your shopping as early as possible to ensure your getting what \~ i. w ml. I won`t tell you tliat there's a full range of sizes and patterns for ther 's fmt, but I have such an immense array of different lines as toinake it even nu-r desirable for early shoppers. Mark what you want and come.

Attractive flat Snaps 0 f f

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Our hat trade made a pretty clean swee . b_ut at the same time

there's many good, stylish pananias straws and inen hats for early sliopl pers-hats that are the at me of sty e, and you'll liave lots of chance to wear them. Think of getting iii to $10 hat: at 33 1-3-per cent discount |

If you don’t come early you are the only ondjgglose by it--don't blame nie. |

/ Men’s Flannel Trousers

Some attractive and __,

splenfii-'ily iiilde ilaiiiiel

' trouseis - made with allltlie dash of the pre- :ent year. You’ll hav '

an ideal range to select

lroin, if you tall

promptly - at 33 1-3

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l clothing _

33 i-3 per cent discount is

really going some for stand- ard grades at this season of the year. But like everything else--I’ve got to make room for newer stock. The cele- brated Aertex is among the lines. You positively can’t make a mistake in purchasing early-You've nothing to loose and everything to gain,

mmer Under- I 331-3011

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Fancy Vests

` Our fancy vests were

the pronounced style

|_ and practical favorites

for particular dresse rs

_ You’vc now the chance , to get your choice of ' the lot if you are

quick at 33 i- dis-

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and nose swollen and the disease madfe ' \' _-4 .__

not say enough n praise if l-ly.iiii~'_' ' ~ i _

and there is nothing that can give better relief to catarrh than- this re-

medy," which we heart'l'ly_ recom- H5 YQQNE HE 'F5

him literally sick an over. ne ai- /-- asi_i1’£-loin!-izmigifrivmi-1*.‘l*`$`L'_ '

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mem-]_ _ _ l T _ -'L nA,*i,`__;;'__,

A complete Hyomei outf t, consist- - ' '

ber pocket inhaler and ulot-

wards needed, cost only 50 cunits each Geo E. Hughes sells it and guaran- tees it to do exactly as advert/laed. Hyomel also cures Asthma, Hrou- chitis. Coughs, Colds and Infant's Croup.

"HorBemen. We have iifty good, sound, perfect, not a blemish nor d spot. not even a blister on the lot of Scotch Tartan Carriage Wraps. Many fn Clan Tartans; such as McGregor, McKenzie, McDonald, McKay, llc-

Gordon, Stewart, Cameron, Farqu-` ,

harson, Grant and other leading '

clan tartans. ipecial, all-wool Wrap, le/rge slae at 8 .00 and 86:00. Other pretty colors at $2.00,- $8.50, $2.76, 83.00, $3.60 and 84.00. Now is your chance, strike the fron while it ia hot You will need them after hi

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showing a line of

TURKISH, BATH SOAPS Elder Flower Collosal and _ others that are splendid value. We have all the" lead-

ing toilet article! oh i;

the market.` I Our.

prices are ri ht(

Would he pleased

to have you call. - A.W.Redd||\. Phm. B.

The Square Drnglllt.

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1" T-he Schooner Emily 1 Northam, will be due here -about Aug. ro, with 500 tous best American anthracite coal

Price low while landing.

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Then are three things about the smile you wear with our laundry work. fu lneia table, ifaapontanaoua, it keeps sweet.

Onrlmundryworfrleaegoodae atonic it make! you feel batter, look better, and he bmef. Try anon your next. Gfoaaor Domes

llc finU|. '

A. F. WEBSTER -

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sands Exuynes oi neat and cole

RUBEROID is on houses and barns at points r,ooo miles north* of Edmonton, Alberta-and the

extreme cold has no effect on it,

RUBEROID is used on buildings in the West Indlea, South America and the 0rlent,- where the ther- _ m°m°U°f "Sisters from 90 to xoo degrees for month!

--and the extreme heat has no effect on it. ‘ 'ii -"

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could ' i¢f` " on _ far." - aw. Zfiifm ' i-iffl`i`i2°f`°.3'. aim.” ,if

llhailllgurs -.llardliiairii til. ill.

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rry one blended To “ H ~° ia," mg", rare .io

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