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lull buoy which heretofore

§Al"ked"I'0!~l»ntine reels, Northum-

berinna ntrnir, nns been pinned by -

inzeu inet 1

s steal can buoy, pe g b I th "Tormentine reel" in white lehtere.._ The whistling buoy- wlili-_. .hereto-

fore marked Tryon shoel. _ '°°.°°t or Prince Bdnrldgvldwo _ _ 'fr plcedbynstee' ee ~__~ euarea, with “Try¢?np‘ni1&?_,_eiii1 white

letters. '

A combined gas and whistling buoy

has been established lly the govem. ment oi Canada in mid-stra-its het- ween 'I‘ryon shosl and Tonnentirie reels, Northumberland strait.

hears N .5 deg. W. distance Bl mrlee Iiiunn point beus8. 88 dex. W. dis-

lightliouse -beers N 66 deg. W. distant 1

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tant si muse. fnna Jourimnn Illend

Y at short intervals

° *”°“*il\ll¢ H acetylene. generat- Automatically. The whistle is sounded by the mo-

7 miles. tion oi the buoy on the waves. G

The buoy is moored in 12 tathoms

of water. lt is ot steel, cylindrical

quartered 'nineir nnd white. with the E

words Mid Channel Northlrnuier land Strait" painted on the buoy

The buoy is surmounted by a pyro-

midal steel irame supponting the whistle and lantern.

S. A.

GREAT Xl\lE

S rawing ,HE S. ,_ HM, . A "Ratlliiig Round-up” Sale

' pASS[||g[H wif lor Three Days Ends This Big Autumn .Event ~

jj ldg Spfeadjj ,_,_,,,, ,\_ its Like liandrig YouMoney!j,

late hour last. night with the iollow ing~ passengersz-

GMSweet~JB W‘t~ R

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nom. an 1,n°,, cnriemn 1 nerd 'rhe ligne in n mite iight. emnns.. -REMARKABLE BWI!! OF

:ni neenicea

en

NEW ,YORK HAIDEN.

Nsrw YORK, sept. 1-struggling n-`

x a stil! northwest wind and an

ainst xceptlonnily ehoillly sea, Ethel Due, 1 years old-, and her sister, Vera, ng- d 15, swam across the narrows irom

‘e Fore 1-innriunn, yesterday. Another

ister, Beatrice, 12 years old, .node

s 'the start, but after tour hours she

V was picked up 100 yaids (rom the

ten Island shore She was highly

Sta . indignant and asserted that she would -have finished i! leit alone.

Ethel, the last to enter the v uter

VICTORIA' 8_0" Sept 1__Em_l Grey and the tirst to leave it, covered the

Y om Dawson and B way by the Government steamer Quadra yesterday, had a narrow es ca from d

. _ . “_

Ong the shore lne to attract the attention oi the lost Governor»Gener- al. He was utterly exhausted' when -found, and his 'clothing wus 'sadly torn

eos or

C Waves, Mrs M Summers, Mrs S Ward, Miss 11 Ward M Bowie J W henu A B Wilo

gov,-no,-_g,n°m|_ of Canada' who “_ distance in one hour, twelve ui-viu°erx urned here tr h N

or Country, 'building north from Ed- monton.

A C. P. R. T0,EXTEND LINE. _ _ _

'roizoN'ro, sept. z-A winnipeg ae-‘ ` ‘

spatula' says that the C. P. R. will .

extend their line into the Peace Rlv- ._ ;_ .

sinus son SHOOTING nam. Discharging today VICTORIA, nf_c., sept. 2-Lora SChr_ Vvanola

nn 11 ei -<1 -- t L ra G

eco es,a e etamp o o ray.

was ilned two 'hundred and seventy* H

shooting* deer out of season l

live dolinrs in the Police Court tor 500 tons ard _C081 ..T::r;.§°:..1;°:;.'.1;::.°:.f.::.~.1°...::.f Order YM Supply ro-

T e arrows is n little more toon a yed day fO1° dC1iVC1‘y f1'0[n mils wide at that po\nt, und it is as

sorted that the Lest previous time ' = * "'

~ , las- _ _ ' ` .

c a S P0. Bath when lost in the W” °°° han' twenty minutes' . ` thls vessel

. i woods 0' Jervis Inlet for H" audi hVera- arrayed ai: the Spstenlisliiind

, h 1| 5 _ 2 s ore one our, one m'uu-e ie. er cr I I

:Vinh Wrghon saturday August B' elder sister She was caught in llc “Soverei n’ Caehme Hose

. _ . . I

n on a. ootin ex itiou, with-` - ` `~ 5 re .

guy, wmpmions' oiherpfgan his dog outgoing tide and was cw. 1" url sf-nth, Ind rialf liose.P\\'L‘_W00l»\\"H\ A c

He tolq of ,mu-ly fa),-mg Ove, 8 tinishing hall a mile Irom the piece lll:_l'Cl\’“8~ F0 “P 1° 441° “lid "Y Q

Pl`sC‘ilDi;e in the darkness when m-iWl;£`EhE3:`? :gg ll::g£d~ “ uw un 1 'B 'md'

cue a search art , headed "- ' ' 1

iajor (};1ark_ ms (‘,),.de,?1y_ and Seo; ish and looked fresh en-'-1i~,'li io r¢.- P11053 240,

ond Officer Johnston, of the Quadra, Peat the 10”? “Wm” l one of many search parties sent into V 1 _ ef- _, the woods alter fires were built

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Hnre; E.w.e1hZfi1i1;l;r; P. f>'nrf1l‘1;§ ulnlnml’-5`ll`*"'"" ll, """'!’9li!5"'"||||||n'

_ J. McAllister; C. A. Hn-yden; J. 2 \ >1

Haygienp H. Maloney; -Mm-1. Malon- ’ 5 '

ey; rs. nrsh; Mrs. 'i‘. Taylor; H, fe . '

, * Lincoln; U, Mccambe; Miss E. M¢_`J`--_-L .: ..___.._._ -\

_ li Isaac; McPhee; C. McDonald;` /_ `

l ‘ like A. McDonald; Miss C. Lennon; ' l . ” .W. Lineman; G. Henerey; Mrs. Heuer-, U

GY; T- Hlirdlng; Mrs. F. W. Gl‘.>bons;, 1

_ ,Miss M. Gibbons; Miss R. Gibbons; ,

A E. E. Trafvers; C. W. Levi; C. M. 4 Tucker; E. S. Williams; Miss R. .. Murphy; E. D. Bethel; H. C. Cook;

.ii Mrs. Cook; R.»McDonnl ' M . D. y

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D Simpson, I-I Kenney, A. Hill ‘H. C. Keeth; Mrs. S. G. Smith; .

Will give Special lnducemenis

Kenzie.

FRIDAY and SATURDAY rrisurs ms Lisr

WUHUE WIRELESS

NEW YORK, Aug. 31-The ‘Uni-2 ted Wireless Company, one of who- se operators, G E Eccles, of Win

r S A M D 0 I d nip_eg, perished when the steamshi

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C n a q Ohio sank oh the Alaska coast, to-

day received an account of the dis-

aster from Operator Booth at Ket- ink A1 11 '

"_,'whn ,_ A W- H J thi ft

and

ed

ing season "Dead Shot ~ -

Powder

Kyiioch Load-

c s 11 ,

rown he s Guns

c an, as a, s a ernoon. Booth said in the despatch :

»-__ ` “ " "About l a.m., I was sitting | | EXPENSIVE FIRE IN TORONTO with my receivers clapped to my

-'-__ hears, having just finished working

Rifle”

Docking

Shells é

w..01eS 2.1¢ & Retail

Prince of Walas Uollega

Term 1909--ic re-opens Tuesday 7th Sept.

1 College

will need Text books, ritlng materials, Examination pep-

ore, Bleak books, Note books,

Carter’s Bookstore

is the best place to procure same. _ u

An immense range of everyilsing for the student, as we

as all the Authorized Text ks for the course will be

found here.

' ' ' N. B--All Books eolrl et Publishers Prices.

A eneli discount on all_p1n-chases. Books not in Stock It |

r anytime during the term will be ordered at short not ce. .

(Make Crirter’s Bookstore your supply 1101186 ) ,

BARTEH & B0. limillll.

- Booksellers.

,. .' ,e'

iha Rogers Hardware B0.L1| fm 2.]

-1 W!! ‘Aww

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Students S

etc, etc., and

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TORONTO' sem' 2' A me ~ "huh with Operator Eccles on board the

ir I tn .

lllrlclillrrlrélicmsnrlilfieinvglrgBlnxngignr to? °_h‘°» when I W” startled *°l he"

tally destroyed that section -of the lllmdlcall “C.Q.Da, C.§ilD." I iln- buildings, and caused a loss estims-'me 'ste y answere an e sent the

f01' the Sh00t' ,\\ red nc $150,000. following message 1

“ ‘Ohio struck a rock. Steamer

' sinking. Send aid immediately or D everybody will be lost.’

"The steamlships H§mbcldt and

- _ Rupert of t e Mc euzie Bros,’

abc best Saver Puhbh . we Steamship Company 'happened to ave ever used and We beheve be near, and both called the Ohio thC b¢St 011 UIC II13i'k¢li I0-day asking for her latitude, and the re- Try abottle. ` port dashed back that they would

change their course and stand by

SOLD ONLY BY the Ohio as long as possible.

“In the meantime Eccles sent an

Delivered et any part of the 85°* t0 the list#

' city_ "The Humboldt and Rupert both

replied that they were headed tori

Ph°n°‘_I9z‘4 the Ohio and would pick the pas-,

' ' seugers up. Then came the ilual~

message from the stricken vessel:

“ ‘Passengers all od and adrift

in small boats,’ it said, ‘captain and crew going oil in the last boat waiting for me now-good hye.’ “I was unable to get him again,"

concluded Booth, “end I knew he

_ ~ had gone down with his ship."

<°f;e}_e..:,¥_ -1 1 Q, -

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General Cul on Prices

Throughout every line

of footwear -No matter what you want now-its under price-buy as little or as much as you please"-

. but the more you buy

the more you save--and the question of money making is money saving.

CONROY

The Slioemm

pyfnnen 50. _ Oh"l‘own

inwfrmif.

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Your _

, at the below prices.

I want to wind up this most successful sale by giving you such extraordin

ary bargains that you simply can’t forget us. Saturday, Sept 4th, ends thisibig sale, and for the last three days prohts will simply be thrown to the winds. We’\~e ~ gathered together all the odd lines and broken assortments and have marked them

at the below surprisingly low prices. But remember the lines are limited and l you’ll want to shop as early in the day as possible.

Two Excellent Shirt Snaps

Both are splendid values they were good values at the first price, but extraordinary

Men's working shirts in black and fancy stripes, A limited nniiilier of usgligeu shirts, good patterns

_ good materials and range cf sizes. Worth 65c and 75c and colours. reversible collars. Formerly $1.25 while

llvw . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . - . . . 50:: they lasl at . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .... . . . . . . . ...15c

A few more of those 5oc silk \ _______

' f~- 1i111r~n1sr*»-virrr-“r11'¢1f“cren'nir1u_25c““"'“' _ at

Hats and Caps *'53* ‘,‘.,",‘§ 33;" lliscounied

Many odds and ends in this dcpartuieiit are handed out to you at a song. The shapes and

1 colors are O. K-, the assortment 111 each particular line is limited -if they were not I could not

i give you such bargains. There‘s good choosing at the below unexcellcd prices-and remember

this is' “The Home of Good Hats.”

Aspeclii line of mrn'l kuocksbout huts in dark Boy's school mps in assorted tweeds, worth from

sreev will black. worth $1-0° f°r 6_9¢. 45e in 75e wnire they 1111.1 mey wan be sein for ace,

Five dozen 1nen’s'regular 75c and

$1.00 caps. Odd co.ors and sizes at

_ Any Straw or Linen Hat in the House at Half Price.

I ,-in

M¢i1'S Fancy A D _ \ _ I I 65c Hosiery

w_ N. Tantom orhefolpagsipgrisgyipéannot hold] leather belts at l'll/2 Ill FdllCy v€SlS -lisle thread

out, passengers being taken oil in

I=W¢1¢f~ sn 11 b r c 1 ' <1 'ii - ~

u on s sp sin an crew wi I ' See our Un_ ish- an unparalleled chance for purchasing. 64 28C Hosiery

d c 1- cl 0 t h ing men's fancy vests, sizes 34 to 44, worth from $i.7< _ for Igc whil

Bargains, I to$4 25 each for . . . . . . ... .. .... . . . . . . . .. .$|.35 I they last

' Half Price' Every one the latest iii pattern, color and lin- f°r 35°- “

1

Boys’ School Siiils Deeply Discounted ,

This offords you an excellent opportunity to fit that boy out respectably for

school at little cost. While this sale lasts you can buy suits of the latest style and the best workmanship at one third off our original low prices. COME. ‘

Store open Evenings Till 8 p. pi.

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We pride ourselves we

buy largely and well-- giving you the advantage.

In hair-tooth and nail

brushes we show a big range.

In sponges, soaps, combs

etc, etc. exceptional veliw-

h Satisfied customers deal ere-

A.W.R¢ddln. Phm. B.

The Square Drullllt- '

Sunnyside-

h

5\ 1 /5

1 1 ham Ara Nu minor

gi# ,;- that combine all the euperltl

The Smile Thats Yours

There Are three thing-l about the smile

you wear with our laundry work. lu insist lble,\ itfeeporilaneoul, it keeps sweet.

Our laundry work il as good se n tonic

it nukes yur feel better, look better, and be beuer.

Tryneon your next. Gloelor Domes

tic linleh. -

A. F. WEBSTER

mum? '"°"' ""°°" sem in

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4;; g ` 1"' 1 qualitiestliat our “Gunn Imaam

. ___ _ _:freezers do. They are the beat QF ` i"`*qf,;~~'“. ____. freezers made for quick result!-

= , 1 V Nc saltcan entertliefreezer crnv

'lll 57/, . Q ice stops the cogs. Itiaeee 2°

L' - WOW. takes less ice and JV” / ‘ 1 é` ' oetter satisfaction thsnsnyfreew'

made.

""'~#° ' 0 ' It is the “Geni"o€them ell. '

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