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are the uiost economical the year round. The delicate appetizing character of these products depend on your using the right qual- ity of spices. We guarantee the purity and high quality of our spices. They are the kind you can use with absolute certaintly of good results.

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tard, Cinnemon, Ginger. Peppers, Cloves Turrnerie. Garlic. Allspice, Mixed Spices, etc. Iissence Vine- gar of the greatest strength and purity, White \\'iue and Malt.

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our store. \Ve can make your watch keep time.

Prices not high for

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All work Guaranteed,

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are dark color, rich mellow and of refined flavor. It is impossible to buy anything Super- ror

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“Another shipment (125 copies) of,

Miss Montgomery's new Book “Anne of Avonlea" received today. Our first shipment from the pul»lisher's of 100 copies sold in tive days, average 20 copies per day. Those who have read "Anne of Avonlea" pronounce it to he a. very pretty story, and ls likely to be even more popular than “Anne of Green Gables," of which we have sold many hundreds of copies. An-

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, |909.

It may be that there is an increase

of insanity in all civilized countries, due to the greater stress and strain of modem life conditions. It is cer- tain that in England and Wales there .ls is more rapid growth in the num- ‘ner of the insane proportionately than in the number of those of sound mind. Utiicial figures show that the number of the insane has increased by 250 per cent in fifty years past, while the growth in the general popu- lation has been under 82 pen cent.

This would be an alarming contrast

,were it not in large part easily ex- plsinable. The enormous outflow of emigration from the British Isles flun- ing fifty years past in large measure ,accounts for it. The sane and the healthy migrate to other lands. The insane, for obvious reasons, remain |'uel1lrid. For that matter, they would not ne permitted to land in the Unit- .ed States or Canada. All countries from which there is a large emigra- tion. including our own Province, suf- fer in this way. ’ l lt ought also to be u`user'\'eri that iiu part the increased number of the

'l`he Patriot now admlits that the

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charged, rightly a charge to capital. This reduces the $41,951.53 to $28,975: T9. 'I‘l\e erro/r here admitted it equal to 31 per cent.

In regard to the steamship subsid-

ies this observation applies: The ,subsidy to the Steam Navigation company for mail service. one half of iwhich or $0,250, is included in the

ierbalanced by the post office receipts, as had been previously shown. Ag- ain, the charge of $4,000 for half the subsidy to ‘the steamers be- tween Prince Edwnrd Island,

INCREASE IN INSANITY IN GREAT BRITAIN.

IIT ' ' . ’ _.' _f_*"`_ ; ' I; _'_<.i" *-1.1*

A BR1l:}l*` EXAl\lINA'I`ION OF S().\‘lE A(`(`0UN'1`S.

iP0St'0ffiCe expenditure. 18 lllfiiely 0V'!tion, brit the items touched upon

'insane as shown in the ofllrlnl statis- tics is not real. Yqars ago the hann- less insane and a host of the feeble minded, who are now gathered into the asyrlums, were at Iange, in their homes or wandering about. Now allr the insane and unfit are counted

where formerly but a part were count-i ed. ' Again, the blessings of medical and

sanitary science have been extended to the insane as well as to the sane. ,In the bedlams of the old time, with hirTd treatment, frlghtlully unsanitaxyi conditions and surroundings, and with no useful medical treaiment, the mortality was enormous. This, rapidly reduced their number. Today -in our lunatic hospitals the lives of

many of these unfortunates is pro- longed, and in some ‘forms of their nialudy their chances of surviving to old age is almost equal to those of the sane. For these and other rea-

sons we are led to think that the statistics printed from time to _'time showing the rapid increase of insan- ity, may give an impression that isl largely incorrect hotb in England and Yn this Pnoviuce.

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.um of $12,985.24 in the expendrturel. be to tl ` 17-'fi <'

should reduced a

l ._ _ _ fr "I the Mmm” Department charged byileast one fourth instead of one half *"-»» 3?? 5 it to consolidated fund was wrongly . .- _ is."- '{"" 17;"-`n

.service to Newfoundland from Cape Breton is a prrrely national charge, being to a point outside the Dornln-l

ion. Here the error is $2,000, mak- ing a total error of $8,250 in this account, or over 50 per cent, unless the revenue paid by the post office

is taken into account us an offset.

We reserve other points of objec-

‘ol the total subsidy of $8,000. Thel

,show that the detailed accounts are, well worth examining. We now respectfully ask for the details of the .Department of Legislation $30,000,- and of Printing and Advertising $6

395.

MAKE READY FUR COMING VTSITORS.

Next W€€k OUP fair City Will be flluinot. Flowers are good influences. It, ‘M , of visitors our country cousins emlis to be hoped their au our festivities §_"L/""` ,others from abroad, attending the Wm be joyous, but seemlyy audi ig,-i if "'-2 ' "

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ilnterprovincial Exhibition. How that ever-yody will have B gona timelq-_?->~~ '--*~ 3*-*m-~~--~ -_ , f __Y_ _ _

l _ _vit noft ng to regret. hunt’ an-17,5. from tb, Mainlanél Just. recclvod, dlreot from thai welcome them ? The Guardian can- -- 'yesterday ,vedng and brought with |murtufaGt.urerS.&l'\oth8I‘ IDI. of that

‘her all the latest ideas in nrillinery. l69° 9ua"°m'°°d black Ta"°‘a

i _ ' 9_1],,m_ lSllk. Moore & McLeod 9- l 7d3l‘l

CI,-élizsi-;,Q,,§,,e|,,_A The Kind You Have Always Bought ' - -

not furnish B, better answer than that supplied 'hy a Montreal paper under similar conditions, which we sub- join :

! Everybody can contribute sornetlrinr; _worth while Q0 make Exhibition Week ia success and memorable to one's sell land others. There are little courte-i lsies one can show in the streets and

stores, so that our visitors may- be impressed with our p.-ood manners, and the strangers within our gates may be able to cxclaim ‘What a ple- asant people !

Then we can furbish up our back

yards and lanes, refrain for a week’ from throwing fruit peelrngs and pa-

per about the streets, and from

spitting. This it all practical and, what we all can do or refrain from doing, and it will mak‘ea lot of dif- ference one way or the other as to what our visitors will think of us.

We have a grand city, frrll of line

builrlings and evidences of bountiful prosperity as everybody can see; but if we refuse to tidy up things we shall be in like case with the little. girl

Bears the

Signature of ,

Furnitue and Carpets are the,

best if they come from Par.on‘<

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"It docsn't cost you one cent to

make a old on the $300 Ennis Piano, and if you are shrewd you'll investi- gate the proposition. Fill out the coupon in advertisement on this the greatest proposition ever otiered in this province. Miller Bros, 123 Kent St. 9-16d3i.

Go to Pat.on‘s for furniture

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"There's only rc fcw more days in

which to participate in the greatest inno offer ever given in this province, Contest' closes Sept 22nd. Make a ,bid on this brand new $300 Ennis Piano before its too late. Miller Bros, 123 Kent St. 9-16d‘3i.

ing up, as we have suggested, and

oities for adornment.

Every one who has Brit/ish hunting would do a service by diBvlHYi1lZ ill. so that every visitor may see tha`tl uns is i-carry R British city and mail we who live in it are proud hi the

fact. Then H potted flower 'or LWO in the front window would addr to the

other supply of this book also re-

ceived today. Carter & (fo, limited, _ - llooksellers & Stationers. I "ldeed 8 taste which bhnum he mm'

9;15dr1W voted whether we have visitors Ol'

general beauty of the city, and is

"'r':'i:r;rr"f|z'wi:r;rr's voir.

Buys a nice

5 pee. Bed Suite

A ' The best values offered in Canada to-day

---compare with anything you can find ' On view in our show window.

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The little world called your temporary home pays _every man and woman

in their own coin. If you smile it smiles upon you in return. V _ If _ ygn grin you will be grinned at. If you hum a_ tune you will invited _into gf com any. If your brain runs in the thinking hue, you will be invited by thinkers. ou love every spot on this globe and earnestly seek for_the_ good therein, you will sought after by loving friends, and t/he whole world will fire into your system thg

If you buy Paton’s undercut comfort-giving bargains, such as Beds, Bed.

dings, Comforts, Mattresses-“Ostermoors” and other standard brands- Slumber Robes, Blankets, Pillows, etc., etc., you will sleep as sound as if you were laid in the cemetery, and your nerves will grow strong and your back account will grow fin so that you can pull out from the worrying game and need not Join the crowd tim go-a-fishing and a hunting ‘for better goods, for they are not to be had. S0 don,t

__ -_ ,_ _ ,,':, Steamboat and rail are bringing us daily from France,_ England, German , if ‘ 0 ' Ireland and Scotland, large shipments of Costume Cloths, Suitrngs, Qress Good;

Trimmings, Knittin Yarns, Knitted Goods, Leather Goods, 1-fair novelties, Clothing, Underwear, Flannelettes, Cloakiugs, Coats, Ladies’ Suits, Belts, ribbons, Velvet, Corduroy, Furs, in Muffs, lxuffs, and Coats. _

Today we offer 1-3 off Omberger Mink, 50 pieces, Muffs, Ruffs, Scarfs. Read

special ad in this issue.

We think if our customers don’t find happiness doing their shopping in

this bright, white store, amongst these new goods, they wont find it this side of

Yours for high-class goods. Special to day #Loo suit wool underwear 'for

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Two Obligations

confront every man responsible for the welfare rf others.

The One is to carry LIFF. INSURANCE according to

his means -

The Second is to arrange that Life Insurance in such a

way that it will be of permanent benefit to his-family.

This permanent benefit may best be secured under the

Monthly Income Policy

_ Issued b y

The Great West Life u

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The beneficiary receives a regular income for 20 years or fo

life, as may be arranged. paid monthly as she has been accus toiued to receive her household funds. Thus the hazard of unwise investment or loss of the money left for her support is removed.

Full de tails on request.

The Great Want Life Auurume Com an

llead Office - - Wlnnipeiy Branch Office Charlottetown

.Han alerc P. E. I

"A good wrap will add to the alue of,your outfit. Your horse will even look better, and the handsome carriage will not look right without. one of Paton's Scotch Wraps.

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_ t We have Hunting Boots tha will interest the man whoenjoys shooting.

We believe our hunting Boots

an tho best made.

We‘ve Never leon hetier

We have ra and :rr Inch hnotl

Blick and Tan Rn# Hide that

- are water right $4.50 Then we have Tan and Black Calf sport- ing boots, $5.00

Our boots are made by n

maker who understands making sporting boots and they are made correctly,

Golf Bros

isollris _. _ ......--.-..$ 90 }NewZealand............. 90 7° Bwkiver ._ 9° 7-51 rraudie................... so St. Charles..." 5° Selkirk.................. Bt.Peter's............... Morel..................- Lot4o..... St.Andre'w............;.. Moun¢Stunrt.. ........ Charlottetown. . . . . . . . . . . . RoyaltyJot...............

tlckela at th: reduced rates, and go by regular' tnovnlnftl-alnl, ntnrn by regular trains on same day. or following morning. Tickets an pod only for continuous

i0\;r||'|ey In either direction. Returning, special train will lwe Georgltownforsouris r . 5 . . ' '

BOHNHANNBAR, President. J. LMI.-IB POQLE, Secretary

AT GEORGETOWN Thursday SeptemI>er30 |909

“No old goods ahownu Rvmibor

Paton & Co cleared out. all these post season's Bultings and Dress G00!!!- Therefore, what is shown is all IP W the minute goods. The color; and

designs are the very newcot._9-_-7|l¢l-

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--- We are now showing a full line of fine Fall Suit-

who wore her 'coral bead necklace _"The October Number of the "De- @ _ _ _ ov.-r an unwashed neck. after tidy-l1nw1t0r" has arrived at Carters 0 lugs, Overcoatlngs, and Tronseriugs, and we feel safe

Bookstore. It is an excellent. num- - -_ _ _ _

keeping nay, rum wru he appoint-s,,,,,es, one mmed A mem of » in saying that they cannot be excelled in iluahtyi

LI H I B N A trial order will convince you. '

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Grand Display of Exhibits. Meals and Refreshments on the Grounds ' _

Liberal Prizes in all Departments. Lowest Excursion Railway Rates. ' US’ ,

25 Cents Admits to Races and All Departments EXHIBITION RACES

2.30-Clase, Trot and Pace--Purse Srao.

' ':.4o Class,'l‘rot` " $100

Entries close t8 o'cl0cl: p. m. Monday September 2oth All racel end at

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Special trains from Souris and Charlottetown at reduced rates.

TRAIN ARRANGEMENTS

_ Excurlsiou return ticker; will he issued by regular trams from all stations to

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Bedford.................... 8.23

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73° Emernon..... lo 7-49 Georgetown... nr lo.8o

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the conclusion of The fifth heat. Money must in every case' accompany entry dttsrmtf'

_ 'There will be two class Races held in connection with the King‘s County Ex- D A

hrbition. on Thursday, September goth, r9o9. The classes are as follows: O O Q

Prices

Boob Speleaaihmfubluhera

Ilooh

G Elmer

Puoen ra from Charlottetown, Seotchfoft and intermediate atltionl my obtain

94rr,r4,rB.ar_a5,|8,rx5.n.17-

sell Sclloo

180 Queen Sl.,

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ge u en as t ey a

-5_2, a point like an ordinary lead pencil yet they writ

with ink. Ask to see them at

’|‘|re Home of Good Stationery

. lldntrance fee 5 per cent of purse, a,nd5 per cent additional from winners. ' . '

. _ 'Purses dlvided.5o per cent,z5 per cenr. r5 per cent and 10 per cent. Five horses

, to enter and threp to start. Hopgles not barred. National Rules to govern. except - - __-~ ._ W _ _ _

'~ _ when they conilrcr with the A ve conditions. Communications must be ad-

- 1 , ~‘!_ dressed to the Secrets: of Race . W. enkin. Geor e wn. f

We cell school books Spc len the n publishers’ prices

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'.'.r..fi°°'Iff._E'é1i£'.TI§"§."'lil...i"if'i».‘5‘}.°€""r'i`lif...I‘?l".. s`.1"2'li.i..“'lr»§..f.i¥'.““s.‘I.‘.»i - We 11=W= f'=°=1v=<l 2 Supply °f fl1¢fm°11S A- A- ‘ at reduced rates. ` V 7 ‘ or ' n » '

l _ aterman s Lincoln Fountain- Pens ranging

G ‘ cr r , r be our d ri ~ _ ° ' - -» ' ..::':f:‘:1,':.‘.::2.°:.::':.:.r:;:f ...'ar.:;.'..:2..’r,':.;:“. .a....'a.=.':'.;.ii°.:°.°.::.'a f'°‘“ *‘~S° *° *4-5° °°°’1- A1” = 1"" °f 50" '°"°

from Sourin, M ormt Stewart and intermediate stations to Georgetown on September

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Jvth. good to return on the same dn¥. or Ink Pencil. at 60° and gcc each' ue the

ronoirzrlial Reduced Fares and Train Arrangements on September gorh, iqog REAL THING for Colle St d ts h lb ve r Station Fare Trnln Dopts. Station Fare Train Dpt ‘

Speleu than

Ritchie’s

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0 ull school books 5 pe loss than publishers’ Wil”

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