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CRUEL CROSS

LIFE.

silence we keep year after year those who are most near to us and dear;

We live beside each other day by day And speak of myriad things, but sel- . dom say n The full sweet word that lies just in

' our reach, ` ' ` ` Beneath the commonplace of common

speech.

~ Then out of sight and out of reach

they go-

'These close, familiar friends who lov- ‘ ed us sol

And sitting in the shadow they have t

left, `

they have heard.

expressed W

Now seems, beside the past, sweet M

And slight the deeds we did to those S

unconfessed;

undone,

And smnll the service spent to treas-

ure won,

And undescrved the praise for wor D

und deed h

Alone with loneliness and sore bereft, eo

We think, with vain regret, of some 8

fond word _in

That once we might have said an ‘

1»ii|»l'=

uii=;_ ixsniiiu euiiiuus

rr iwzs to buy in on rmvaa. l __s_i>nrr1oN ron IJBRAIW--A 'wu-

_ _ -.__ e

reased

RAIN STORM-The heavy rain of to

rable heavy grain which was not cut

stook a had wetting.-S th

ARRIVALS.-Among those who

cKi____0__ 1,' Beardsley A tries. The games will be played on

, _ . , . .

. the

tewart' Charlottetown; HH' Atom’ Some work is to be undertaken to' l,°"gs'I “nd R' McLean' Montague’ prepare these courts which the un-

pl‘0

MODEL HOME_M,_ Charles Mc_ otherwise the tournament might have

(mum Aunscry who has had nn,,m_ been already commenced. The cham-

er of men cmmged ,0,__ the ,mst sum_ piogiships will consist.oi Menfs Sin.

That should have everilowcd the sim- mer building his new house has not 51"

ple need. 1 it

This is the cruel cross of life, to be in

Full-vision:-d only when the ministry Of death hns been fulfilled, and in thc

sparc.

What recollection services can then Give consolation for the ‘might .have .im

_ _ ~ ,

been ,,

nm 'rm.\'Gs Anowr fc

THE IMPFZRATOR

LO.\iD(>N, Sept. 12-The lmperntor

smiled yesterday for New York with _If the lnrircst number ever aboard n ,

nearing Completion and when m.,ish_ likely that there will also be a Mix-

1 will rank foremost amon the farm ed

g .~

g residences ofthe IBl,md__S Wpgles champion for the proiince is

'__ th

Ur'-'ro-nA'1‘i<; HOME-Mr. nussei M;

ving his house remodcllcd and an Uh

ldition built on, lins it almost com-

eil. He is getting all the latest T provements in including the heat- con lg and sewerage systems and when _ ,~ ished will he one of the finest ,tic

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he past few days has done quite a Feedstuil was dull and there was t of damage breaking down consid- practically nothing doing in that line

nd also giving the _grain that was TENNIS CHAMpI0NéHIPS__ H

“__ be

gistered at the Hotel Wallace, atl :IT

For weak and poor the love that we New Glasgow, N. S., on Sept. 10th ,th

ere:-Messrs J J. MacAdam A.H. 'e

ssrs.'H. E. Rice and L. B. McNil-

l’l“C" Clark Mount Stewart, who has been lm,

Of some dear presence is but empty ha ’

HE LIGHTING QUES'I‘ION.- In

City Council to take over the elec-

~T-_-T-;_-'-;_~_\sAs,:-:;.-:::: ‘ '_‘_'r.‘- .‘-“-“-“-'-`-‘-`-`-’-

e and valuable addition is being

by the latest edition of the

very valuable WOFK. B84 Will

fish market was ke t bus in the

25 cents each and Codiish at 5.

weather is favorable a start will made early next week with the vincial lawn tennis champion- Ds, for which it is expected that e will be a..1arge number of en-

clay courts of the Abegweit A.A.

pitious weather has hampered,

and Men's Doubles, and it is

Doubles competition. The present

W. 'Matheson, but he is not in Island now to defend the title.

'are the holders of the Doubles mpionship.

iiection with the proposhl of the

lighting and power plant of the

con. ninomvnn-'rss tug which mae ta the rrovineinl Librern its

was unloading cas! ~-:or 1-I. sto

ir ns,M ts wsr,»ae \1rs~ = da.; nl1ernii(i):--S. Encyclopedia Britannica considerably ‘ __._- improved and brought absolutely up- SGHOOL IMPROVEMENTS - -Mr. to-date. It is the eleventh edition of

John McBride, Scotchiort is busily ‘the engaged in repairing the Glsnroy consist of no fewer than twenty-nine school, shingllng the roof and other ,V0lUl11¢H-

was n- . ~ , . ‘. . “°° 'Y "P" ' - »i-no MARKET-'rio onsriettswwn, 'raven AND Boususw.-services market was very well attended yes-‘

will be held' on Sunday afternoon terdsy and inlspilie 0( the ull0¢rf-8il1 Sept, 14t,p in Tryon, and in the weather many people drove to‘ town. evening at Boushaw. A special pro- Prices, in most cases remained ‘ the gram and Thank offering on behalf Vsame as the Pl`¢"l°“5 m3fk°l'~ daY~ ' . M. A. S., t B ushaw. The P Y 'ol the W a 0 morning. Msckeral sold at from 20

ck of reference works is being” in-

sidcnccs on the Island.-L

Charlottetown Light and Power Com-

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S.T. JAMES. CHlll'iCH.-- Miss to enclope Davies will sing the aria ma Where have they lnid Him" from in

H00 __ .St James' Church on Sunday even- the

and crew ing. Miss Davies will also take the mn

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'l‘hf‘rl~ is more Cafarrh in Liiis section I M

th r* tr th al th l

e .oun y 1 nn_ I o cr 1 :senses put

toeellinr. and until the last few .venrs wn.~ sunposed to be incurnhle. For_a great many years doctors pronounced it a local

0 part in Barnby's “Sweet is Thy ny'

ml Lire

TENDERS LET.-The suppling of

disease and prescribed local remedies, feed for live stock at the Charlotte- “ti

and by coiistantly fnilinir to cure with t E_h'] 't~ I 1 t t _ of lo-ultrculni t. <l it 0;? &‘ lS,,1ml,T,f] }§_:hi;fi(;l:),.: (M3, Stse hold on Monday night for the pur- stit\it_iomil disease and therefore requires Supplied with any kind of feed rgquir. D05” Ol decldmg' Whether the Coun'

c_ en pronounce incurable

Bvieiicelwis proven catnrrh to bcacorv W

iuiiistituwio :il trenlment. Hall‘s Cntarrh

(lure nnurlacfurftl by F. J. Ohenev & Ml - - C_o..'1'.llb1l..,(_i_hio,fatal;onhv coiistitiitiqn- from 5, distance to order now, and busmess should be ""tmed'~ H . if . ‘

,e,§§',{',y‘};‘, ,,u§e,f,“,’=_§,,;"',0 ,,r‘,f‘pBl‘Q,§‘§“,_;‘a‘_ this will ensure their supplies to be

spoonful. lt acts dlrectlv on the blood uno 0 mucous surfaces of the system. They

hub- to pure. Send for circulars and testimonials. _,qui-af,” s,,| UHl<]NEY&CO..To|edo,Ohio

\-and bv all l rw ‘sts 'lsc di

Take Ha\l‘s hsmfly klilis for constips

iiun. _ f_l_?“€h___ii‘;_t'3v:_‘_‘:_d_£)mw{\§’§‘C§‘&t‘;_I“;‘;;)€\€; ingstone, Miss G, Blue, Mr. and Mrs.

at short notice. We ask exhibitors cn’

n the grounds when their stock ar-

' W ' Charlottetown were placed on the; D'

highly recorr-mended electrical en-

Bhh, 5019 h.,cl,,ding 3159 passengers Sul1ivan's "Light of the World" in gineer of Halifax, is at present in

I ol

ercy” at the morning service. ests

books. The results of these examin-

S. '

offer one hundred dollars lor nny case it Fives. Write Or Phone 398-L. 1361. Zilllne i1I'l`iV0d ill Ull8I`10l3tet0W“. Tues"

day evening at 9.30-, with the follow-

NOT ON UNION ROAD __The G____r_ ing passengers.-Mr. and Mrs. J. W.

' h, A. W. M G , . S. ,

an is informed that the obstruc- ;Il,lMa_,,d Mrs D cJBr;anY,v“ey DEu€;:,l_

. . . _ ,, , .

y, for which the Council, subject the approval of the citizens, has de an offer of $96,000, Mr. Wright,

city engaged in inspecting and king a valuation of the compa- s plant and fittings in the inter-

of the city. The city auditors also examining the company's

ons will be laid before the meeting citizens which it is proposed to

s eller for the purchase of the

S. EVANGELINE-The Evan

Bardsley,_ A. F. Fecteau, E. Cook,

r‘°r--are

` -.

commit an outrage which all decent

J _ though the outrage occurred as stat- I'

. L

R ” cated not the communit tha

are i-here

§:“:‘;°s;:.:‘°:.°:f.:.:r.fu..‘;“:;’x.f:.2:: §’,i1‘11i“-L-’f'f°°i‘~f 2-“is-“yf“-i“fi»f=°i' §i;;‘."...'::‘“; 2:: 5.5121112232. i:.;‘..ff. H D. A. communities would repuriiate. Al- Thhompson' Mrs' A' W' Langiu' Mrs'

ed it is only the one or two in,_pu_ Mrs. E. E. lilstman, Mr. and Mrs. F.

. , y, t are ‘ disgraced. M

W ° lh R ° g

_Birthday _rines - engiigmsrt rings-wedding rings rings i-et with p-ec ous mio _semi-price ous stones siirnel. rinizs-chllch ren‘»4 rings --every kind, grads,

of special interest to Methodists in G' this Province:-"A private note from D

_ ‘Rev. B. Chappell, D. D., of Japan, L_

f;_\_/(fm,-‘1,~¢v'e 01 rwirv°u°°"|d indicates that he has been makin

Zin

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DEIJIGHTFUL PREACHER.- The h following from ’l‘hc Wesleyan will be R

ouald, Mrs. C. T. Lawld, D, Chis- olm, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Connell,

ungon, Mrs. E. C. Kelly. A. Mc- Onald, J. H. Wilson, Mr, and Mrs,

.1.i.¢ary, F. ic. sswin, o. uf

eese, Mrs. W. D. Collin, Mrs. W.

McCarty, Mr. and Mrs. I). E. Ford,.

Bondru, Mrs. W. H. Anderson,

iss Il. Pope, Mrs. W. L-. Souls, Mr. d Mrs. F. A. Parker, Mrs. H. Mc-

McKenzic, R. G. Reid, Mrs. B.

F. Fisher, Mrs, K. S. Dodge, Miss F. Read, Miss M. R. Read, Miss

s_ iere.

Call in and look oicr the

round trip. He says: "Japanese M food, Japanese mats for beds. lt’s S

115 Grafton St.

. . E; M_

nn extended preaching tour through 1/(_

- ,the country, making 929 miles in the _y

WN. Tanto

ohnson, E. B. Mcldlvening, Miss B. cElvening, Mr. and Mrs. P. ‘R. hannon and family, Miss D. Moren,

crest. And the hungry. upturned Miss L. Young, Miss M. Mensa, Mr. H1005! They lmllnll U19 5ti11~ I call' and Mrs. E. Arsenault, Mrs. D. W. not remember ever preaching the Comstock, Miss G. Keir, n. Richards,

"ic l l i .Eg

ospel with such delight. 'Tis worth J

Doherty, _ G. L. Howard, E. S.

E Clarke, W J Perkin A Bad-

. . . _ s _

_ , cock, H. T. Bndcock, J. Miinroe. Mrs.

You Need Not Stir

-From Your C_ar- I

Filtered and Mea sured Gasoline I0 gals. per Minute

- just consider for a mmient the great conveni-

ence of receiving your supply of Gas llene witlieut the trouble and loss of valuable time, carrying cans around and waiting half an hour to get your Tank refilled I l/Ve can do this jab for you while you wink your eye.

In our Wholesole warehouse N0. 70 Grafton

Street, we have installed a 460 gallon Gasolene Tank and Measuring pump which discharges BEST QUALITY

-FILTERED GASOLENE in gallons, half gal-

lons, quarts, pints, at a__stroke, without the use of metsuies or fn nuells. This pump is connected by long rubber hose with Filling nozzle attached, so that Cars may drive up to the door while passing, and receive any quantity of Gasolene required, without feeling the time lost, and not having to move out of the Auto. Would you not psy more for this conven- ience? We sell you best Quality Filtered Gssolene st _regular ruling prices.

"ff Give nd s call for you; next re-iill.

G_t\ft'on St- Opp. Opera House.

Qt-Mliifsftou _Sta--_ s - 5 ' ,

|re,Co., Ltd.

A. H. Johnson, W. J, Brown, G. Frost,‘H. Midgeley, Mrs. E. L. Cock- rane, Mr. and Mrsl B. Sears, P. S. McGuire, Fl. S. Baker, E. A. Carleton Miss S. Carleton, E. A. Palmer, J. G. Skinner, M. McLeod, Mrs. G. Eas- ton, J. F. Campbell, Mr. and Mrs. F. Dustin, Miss`M_ Nicholson, Mr. and Mrs. E. Il. Gill, A. Flynn, Miss ll. Allen, Miss S. Moody, Miss McCor- mack, E. Armond, S, Armond, M. Gutroc, Mrs. A. Logan, R. C. Stavcrt J. Forbes, A. S. Hewitt, J. E. Hop- kins, W. I’-rown. From Hawkesbury- 0. ll. Campbell, Miss M. Camphrll, A. K. Ilonll.

Fox Meeting

A special meeting in the Prince

Edward Island Silver Fox Breeders Association will be held in Summersidel in Saint Pnnl’s Hull on Thursday, September 18th, instant ut the hour of eleven o’clock a. m., for the purpose of revising and completing the constitution and bye laws and dealing with other matters of great importance to the Fox Industry. '

Everybody interested should attend. Those who attend can also take in he Prmoo County Exhibition for

t . . which special train rates have been arranged.

` President.

1476.0, 18 Vlsat,mon,wediil,Pat&Exa|n

F or Sale, `

_ Gasoline lobster host, 28 feet over sll' =eoisprom'se stern, baht new int winter. For farther put- iealsis apply to .

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the

Guaranteed Price

Qsofizoilninonns

.$2.50 , .

, i

I ` Semi-

lot

Is in ai class by itself, tailored ready to wear

in Men’s apparel. `

,we are _the sole agents

Read

Canada. In the larger Ready Shops are recognized authorities

Our new stock is

‘Y .

hing .

admitted the best clothing put up_in centres the Semi.

_ _

now, here an.d as

for Sami-Ready in

newest colorings--the

ing has been brought.

the newest in Tweeds,

$22 and $25. _

,$18, $20, $23.

IN SEPARATE

Imported Worsteds, at

Charlottetown, let us show you-the

correct styles-~-ilie,

perfection to what really high class tailor-

1 \

IN SUITS ‘you have your choice of

Indigo Serges and $15. $16", $18. $20,

i i

IN OVERCOATS'Cltieviots,'I`weeds

Diagonals and .Boucles

_at $£i4.5o, $16.50,

TROUSERS. Fair

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line, medium stripe and plain worsted at $3, $3-50. $4. $5 a pair. i

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NEW ll]X HANEH ll

The fine new Ranch on the Brackley Point Road in which the Foxes of the Provincial Silver Black Foxes, Limited, are .to be kept is about completed and the Foxes will be moved in to their new quarters during the latter part of September.

Every one who has visited this

Ranch is particularly' struck with the splendid location and the extra large .pens which are fifty feet square, prou- ahly the largest of any Ranch on the Island. - ,_ The bslanceof the Stock of this ex-

cellent Company fs now being rapidly taken up and it is quite expected will be largely over subscribed hefore very long. A limited number _of shares can still be purchased for a short time at par sioo. The lakes in this Company are all proved breeders and of the Is- lands best production, viz.,-Dalton, Qulton, Gordon. This Stock carries

, ALEXANDER li-035. with it aguarantee of_20 per _cent.

dividend for 1914, and every prospect of earning \from 70 pei- cent. to 100 per cent. _ _ ', Application can be made to Hon. John Agnew, Alberton, J. 0. Hynd- man, Charlottetown, Geo. D. .De- _Blois, Charlottetown, or Wm. Agnew at Ranch. 1446-9-9Miil.

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"B_”,`our; Student Brand “pas st lee. Eighteen shapes' ,llipit sud.

|56. Pine-msgs.

WASHING LACE CURTAINS

have them all, then cover with plenty

,__ of warm, not hot, water containing a

teacnpful or more oi gasoline and plenty nf _good soap,

Press them with the hands, causing.

the water to work through, but do not lift from the water or rub them. Run dirty water oil and repeat pro- cess, without the gasoline.

Let the curtains remain flat in the

tub and rinse in several waters, the lust with4 bluing. Put them through the wringer still folded and starch in thin starch. Do not unfold them un- til they are ready to put on the stre- tchers,, which have already been set the right size and aisheet (astenedln them. It is the weight of the water in lifting the curtain while wet that causes it to tear.

"I l\BV€."'lB»ys a Minnesota cotres-

nondent of Woman's_ Home Compan- ion. . "wa`shed~tlie fraileet kind -of cur- tains this wsy without the slightest break." "

amass Ao'r1ou.‘ ,

MONTREAL, Sept.

been

ery and half ol

be-

O., of against

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“If you want a very pure nnd. most satisfactory essence in the mur- strong table or pickling vinegar you' k°t» 0"” pmt °l which Wm max”

Llcf ' tti th. t l f ld ~ ll' t ,muh (3,130 _:v';on?,§nien'; ?il;,“t2s’h____?1le should make _it at home yourself “lr” quart" 0! th” most “co U'

und so it will lie flat in the tub. Lay

‘one curtain upon the other until you

1 table or packing vinegar. Price 1

from our German bran'd essence of pmt 306, The~Two Macs 149

Vlnegcr- This is strong, pu-re and Great Georgiy Street. M.F»tf.

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s _Get Ready _

For the big

Provincial Exhibition - had in CHARLOTTETOWN SEPT me io'

We are giving the following SPECI XL PRICES

which are well worth trying for. Every Farmer S should compete. '

_Speeisl Prizes given by Carter Q. Co , Lid., Cl\’iown, To be awarded to the melt models perfect showing true chsr- ’

acterof form and color, weight not considered where over.

‘n0i‘mai.. ‘ _ _“__

Sw _ _ nt . and 4 3rd 72. Turnips, best 8 roots (Tankard shape) I ‘ ~ grown from I-Isszsrd’s improved Ter- ,

_ ' nil; §,?_. purchased from Carts;-Q,,00,, _

(L m 1 or their agents ..;...,...... ea 2 1

72- Time. bm. s roots spines s pe) grown ~

0'; m 1 fr

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' ’- _Dl~sltyM¢sso1|. batsmen 'wnrrém

ss ve- o\O Fr?

sale. The

in Notérs. fendan , equivilenc

Osborne

recession f

says he owned lots and sold to- de-

be of sale or

Seed ‘fl I- l orfm b°g.?¥?l.£l8mf (LM). " H '

i 1. , so _

om". w-niiinasii ii nn efosm mms ai a- ed hem wmissiioufoi-¢i'.'l .live s°|Slll\ rm. lain eaillilmlrlfp f esdnkeozt fromsheid -

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or sei an sms engine sm ¢x_tm_ gl' an one