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aff suromoslna.

,.1 81'. JOHN, August 29- Thomas .W. Wilby, who is on his way from Halifax to Vsncuuver by automobile arrived here this afternoon and -was met on` the outskirts of the city by 'Mayor Frink, President T. P. Regan ind Secretary Harris Ervin, of the New Brunswick Automobile associa- tion,and piloted to the city. mayor l_l'rink and President Regan entrust- nl Mr. Wilhy with greetings to the rppyor of \ancouver, and the party elcorted him as far as Westfield on his way to Fredericton. He has had 3 successful tour so far, and re- Krts _the roads in New- Brunswick

farhetter condition than those in

Nova Scotia. This irnprovement is entirely due to the wise adminis- tration of the Hazen and Flemming government, who have given this

Envince the best roads in its his- : Y

NA'DR\.\'C0

LAXATIVES .

are best for nursing mothers because they do not affect t.‘:e rent ol the

system. Mildlfulsure. 2Sc. I box at your druggisrs.

NATIONAL anus sub cutuicu

CU. DY CANADI, LIHIYED.

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CANADIAN

PACI Fic.

Farm Lahiireli

EXGUIISIUN .

Sept. 4th

Il0NIIiSEI3I(I§IIS ISXCURSIIINS Sepi.4th and l8ih

'l`0RON'I`0

neleeaoosoosecoooocotv

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DAILY SELECTIOIIS FOR I

GUARDIAN READERS

Furnished by I. S. Louson , '

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STONE Tl'-IE WOMAN, LET THE MAN G0 l"REI').

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Yes stone the wouinn, let the man go K0 (PCN

free! 'Let ogie _soul suffer for the guilt of

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Draw back "I" sklrts' l°"t the’ p"',lt is the doctrine of a hurried world,

fhallce mlil' YOUCII ,Too out of breath for holding balan-

Her garments as she passes; but tot ces

him ,Where nice distinctions and injustices

I-ut forth a willing hand to clasp Are calmly weighed. But ah.how will

with his, it be

That led her to destruction and dis- Un that strange day of final fire and

grace. _ I flame, _

lass her, U, maiden, with a pure, When nien,shall wither with 5 mystic

proud face, I fear, ,

lt she puts out a poor, polluted p,,lin;.‘And H11 Shan stand befnre the one ‘But lay thy hand in his on bridal I true Judge?

day, Shall sex make than a difference in

And swear to cling to him with wife-I sin? ,'

ly 'love |Shall He, the Searcher of the hidden

'And- tender reverence. Trust hiin- heart, ,

who lcd lin His eternal and gi-vine decree, -\ sister wouuin to ti fcnrful lute. '(‘uiiilemn the would , and forgive the Xcs, st ine the wtiumii, let the maui man?

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MAN l{Il.l.l§lJ IN A Qll.»\ll\'. l\ll'l. ISORDEN SAYS Sill Wil.-

-- FRID WAS NUT ASKED

\\'l.\'ll.~liil{, August 29-The lun-

erul of the late Albert ilitisoii was LONDON. August 29- Premier held from his late residence nt Went- llorileu handed out this official worth, and was ntiriirlcil bv n large statement iodnv with reiznrd to the concourse- of union men and other fillestion which he liad been discus- citizens, Mr. ililsoii lost his life sing with the imperial authorities;~- thru an accident in the Wcntworthl “During our lm-sent visit, which quarry two days before. He was is now drawing to a close, matters of workinir near a bank when ii large considerable moment have been un- stone fell on him and rollinl: over der sconsidc-ration. The opportuni-

liis body iutlictcé sf-.vcrc iiiiuries. ities afforded to the Canadian iiilnis-

Dr. Reid, oi 'inilsor, _wus sum- ters of being present at the commit-

moned, At first it was thought lee have been fruitful in valuable in- Lligt n broken leg was the injured formation upon matters considered mnn’g wiirst injury. I-ie was taken and determined by that committee.

home and his condition seemed quitel "Alll0l\i.' the most imvortant ob- fncorable, but inter alarming sytnp- jects of our visit was the desire to toms began to develop and he mis-'Dbl-uin information respecting the sed quietly nwav. ‘conditions ol naval defense affecting

Tlic ileceusetl was 52 years old thc einipire. The stress of the

:ind is survived hy his wife nud tmellirescnt session of parliament now daughter, Esther, at home. l-le waslndjouriicd and other unavoidable n son of the late Thonins and Mrs.»ciiuses prevented us from receiving Gibson, Windsor. Illll l'lf0l`lll§i'€l0n in its final form. hilt

»\V@ 0XPcct it to reach us very short-

(‘l'.\"l"(ll\I.\` (lFI"I(»FIRI)Il'tIS ily after our return to Canada with

Sl`DDl<}NI.Y AT Y.»\R‘.\1Oll'|`I-I.Irl0 Iliiriwessury delay. It will- _then

-- Ire considered by the Canadian cabi-

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i'.\mioif'rH, August 29- 'i‘ii»‘"°..-~

death of William Aiiiirault, customs officer at l.o\vcr East Ilubnico, 'togv place sutldenly this morning, Mr. Amimult had been ill for the past, two weeks with pneumonia, but his

From Charlottetown $25.75

Scpieiiilier .ith and 5th.

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llililll I.I~lA\'lN(l 'l`(\lllIN'l'll. l:I<1I‘l`IlIMlil‘IItllili.

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` EXHIBITION

$27.95 Sc-pt. 4th to 7il1

$l7.85

Sept. qili :in.'l rllli. V

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W. Il. lf()WAlll). li, P. A.. (.‘- |’. lf St. .Iol||i. N- Il. J. K. l¢()SB Chnrloitelovvn

condition was thought to be favor- able and his death was entirely un- cxpected. Mr. Amiruult, who was about fifty years old, was the son of licmi Amirault, of that Village, and lr-arcs n wiflou' and eight children.

of customs officer, some ~twelve or tliirtccu years ago, he was clerk thc izcuerul store ol’ .lnhn F. ‘.\lrl"1‘- rcn. lmivcr Arcyle. wth nge ~~‘~rk nud customs odicer hc niudc uu.ii\ i`riL-iids who will regret to heal' of his ilezith. The Illncrnl will taki- pliici- on Saturday inorning.

I .\`HlI’I‘lNG NFIlA'b‘».

Eiitcrctl_ ifharlotleioiin, _-lun. 29-

:~'cli|-s.--Alma I.. (Iertic, linfusc, Pug- wnsli; Ellie Howiird, Hcutlicr, Iiichi Iiur~t‘.o,

Vleiirerl. i"hnrlottctown, Aug. Zil-

Schrs.-Alnin I.. (lcrtic, liafuse, Lic- tuu; iiidic Howard, I-leather, Picton; H. Lncoln, Murray, North Sydney; Kr-iint»‘.tli (`. ’l`o\vcrf-1, (fliatlium.

. ANY WIJMAN

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City Schu

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Prince oi wales

fohege

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Tuesday September 3rd

Fdiiciilional Books,

:ill ilic

Newly Authorized Text Books lor

School and College ln Siocli

We are Headquarters-

fnr School Books, College Text Books, -and School Supplies of every discrip- files; . ‘V We sell all Iloolis at 'Publishers Prices.

A Cash Discount to

everybody. .

Wholesale and Retail

'Store open evenings.

Carter & Company Ltd. I

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IIAN HAVE BEAUTIFUL HAIR

Dandrulf Disappesrs, Falling

Hair Ceases, When You Uie Parisian Sage.

No preparation Lina done so min-.11

to stop falling hair; erudicntc ilnn- rlruil and make \vunicn’s hair hcnuti- ful as l‘.urislun Sage.

it is thc only certain destroyer of

thu daudruflf microbc, the cause of most hiiir troubles. |

iarisiuu Sago is most, daintily por-

fumt-tl. It is an ideul preparation not sticky nr greasy, It does not contain poisonous sugar of lcad or sulphur or any dye.

it is n magnificent dressing for

wumcu who desire luxuriaut lustrous hair that coinpclls admiration and for men and children nothiui: can compare with it .

It does away with terrible scalp

itch over night and causes thc hair to grow in nhundance.

And ii lnrgo bottle of Parisian

Sage costs only 5|! cents at all drug and toilet goods counters.

Geo, E. Hughes, druggist, Char-

lottetown, guarantees it. , _ - .

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JIJ 4¢,,.......».»..<\»»-0?. FO. `°‘lA_7fi"l‘='-' -

No student can

afford tobewiihout this pen--~li.'s the it proper one to use. | In Ill styles and ‘ grades here, at $2.50 up. ' .-

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several unfounded and inaccur-

ate rumors with regard to _thc -inci- dents and outcome of our. present visit have gained currency in the Hritish and Canadian press.. It would he impossible to enumerati- ftll of them. Allusion mnv, how- ever, be made to one. Sir Wilfrid Laurier has not declined to meel, mv- self iii 'cotih-i'cnce with certain Bri‘- ish ministers, for thetvsry r-nod runs on that he has not been asked -To do

l"i-ewioiis to anceptiiig the positiowm' ,md fm. Um furthe, ,.eamn‘» nm,

no visit of British ministers to- Can ada has yet been arranged. _

\Vl<lI.(!|'lMlC T0 REV. _ `

BISHOP MORRISON.

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‘ "~`TIC(lNlS‘»I-I, Aiiigunt 29 .__ "’ "~' c‘f~ct Nlorrison was given n Iiiuist cutliiisiastic nnd wiloln-linarg |ed welcome here today by the parish mill t0Wn of Antigonish. His lord shin arrived by .special train from Stellarton at 4.30 ii. m., and was me* at the station and accompanied ti .the college rink, where he was giv- en xi reception by at lengt; 3,009 IJHGDIC. two hands, the (`atholic so- cieties, mountcd horsemen, cadets. civic representatives and citizens formed in procession, while fluizs auf hunting were liberally displayerl along the whole route.

A special platform had beer

erected in the rink on wh-ich. werr sented the administrator Very flev. Fl. P. McPherson, the mayor, D. Mc Isaac. members ni the clergy oi the diocese.

Aildresses of ivelcomc were read

bv Il, (I. Chisholm, town clcrlr, on behalf oi' the town of Antigonish and by J. A. Wall. on behalf of the .par sh und tht- Catholic socities i'l‘lie civic sddrcis, :~i`ter welcomini' his lorrlshiu ss n cfti'/-en and high tlignitary of Hin (lntliolic church, ex- pressed confidenre. in his splendid qualities of heart and mind and re- ferred to the cvcellent. rr-lations that hnve long suhaistf-tl in this commun- ity among (‘atholir-~= nnd Protest- ants nm] nri|‘|fi(lt‘.llll1lII\' i3X}"(!RG€tl the belief that his locdshiri would do much to iicrfietllnte and st¥‘¢‘f\t!I~h‘ cn these good rcations.

STOP-KTON l')IVOll(`~ID (‘AFlI1I. '

(Canadian l’reSS~) B(lS'l`0N. Aug. 30-Mrs. lVltl‘Ul 1\ Htoclrioii has filed n Slllt f0l” H $19- 000 attnchirieiit against hor hushaiifl llollc Stockton, lawyer, formerlv ol St. John.

The suit is preliniiiiary to di\`ol`Cf‘

prncoeilings.

They have arrniiiyerl In live togcth

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Sovereign -Cash nerr'

}l(i5e ii itll lIh€‘ll 513';

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Wh Y 0 th I fine bretks and youreyash lilliln ilioilig MUD what do you ny?.To putit milrllr its unplsnlant. lt means extra labor, extra time. extra soap

and coal house all mussad up another

voaveid lllvuch let us do Your lint work. our node are cqrefnlblf hludlpih cleanly wuqsd nicely irone vromp iv ,itprnedlf nt can to UB.

‘ Isphons isirxn our, team vllionll A. F. Webster

_ And Wine i

I, Rare Bargamsjw m Boys' School Suits S

HERE ARE A FEW TIMELY . SPECIAL i|1j

SN-APS IN SCL-1ooL SUITS for i.»ys,ui.'.i

will prove big money- savers to all .pin-en_ts The line includes choice, extra --special selections. from our large stool(-soine are new arrivals fresh '

i from the factory.

. Note the stylish cut-#full fasliioucd shoulders and chest of the coats- strong seat `and`kuees of the pants -the splendid tailoring ihiougliout.

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Three piece suit in dark tweeds. fancy

stripe and check effects, for boys aged 9 to I4 Usually sells at $5.75, for

Two piece suits, in blue serges and dark

tweeds, for boys aged 5 to 8- Considered

special values at $2.75 now only

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Other good suits, every one a splendid value, ranging lI1Pl'IC¢ I0 $7.

Russian tilouie suit. very neat and

dressy. splendidly made,for boys aged 3 to ,

8.Regnlarly p-iced ut, $6 oo,iiofv

uiily ........ ..... . . ..'

'.l`hree piece suit, made from assorted

tweeds, single and dbl breasied stylcs,si7.es

27 to 33. Worth all of $7.00

clenringnt ..

rms Youpc Msnls MAN . ° »

i>R0w_--BR\TW'li”sii`llf|usmi'si sfrow`N-iTlr0wN" eip.,

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LARGE (IROPS IN

BASl\IA'I‘f`HEWl\N.

ROSETOWN, Sask., August 29--

Tbe crop is overwhelmingly lsrge_ in this district and at thc,ten different. points where stops were made by the Saskatoon business men's excursion yesterday, the harvest was generally under way; Last ycnr’s experience all along Mic fine in not being able to get the crops moving, has created a general doubt regarding the ability of the the railroad line which traverses the greater part. of this productive district to produce facil- ities for handling the increasing yield of this year. Just at the mo- ment the labor supply is adequate, but more help will be needed by thc r-nd ofthe week when the flax har- iest will be general. The yield ol a‘l kinds of grain is heavy, especial- ly wheat and flax. Last vear the productions of all grades of groin along the Goose Lake branch of the (1. N. R. amounted to sixteen million bushels, It is estimated that this seas0n's out-.put will he fully fifty per cent. grentcr than in 1911.

TO MOVE TOWN OF* FRANK.

(Canadian Press.)

OTTAWA, Aug. 30-The town of

Frank, Alberta. which lies at the base of thc Turkey Mountain and which was partially wiped out by n liind- slide in 1903, causing the death of feventy people, has ‘ had another scare as thc result., according to word received nt Otlitlwn. The two is prc- unring to move to ti new site sonic two miles distaiit., ns the citizens ni Frank had many warnings of danger.

ID the latter llzirt of Jul_v thc ilollntain sont doirnp another slide tearing up trees and throwing down boulders which caused wid,cspi‘end consternation.

The slide on this occasion confined

itself to thc course of the nlil slide ‘ind did no damage hc-yimd smashing a few unoccupied buildings.

The town council is at lnst stirring

itself and word has been received ilint. the whole town is now pre[»aring to move to a new site_m .

AllVl<lllTIFlf1I BY

MOVING I’l("l‘llltl‘Itl.

(Special to The Guardinu.)

ST. JOHN, Aug. 30-The Provin.

cial Government are to hnvc moving 'lctnres of the industrial and agri- cultural scenes in New Brunsiviok for Mlveftieins iulrrioscs in the old coun- try.m -

ICNGINEEII DIES

I WHILE ON \'l'SI'I`.

(("anadian l"rei=i=i.i

LONDON, Aug. 30-George H015.

tml, l`rof¢-ssor nf l-‘bginccriiig in Man. itolia. lliiivrrsity. took ill on his wav ‘U I"-“’!Ia\\‘I- Tyliholtl develops-tl nnil "e died yestcrdny_m

This is to ci-ri'.if.\' that I have used

\tlNARl`l'S liiriiuient in mv i‘aiuil_v for years, and consider ii. tin- i,f»nf_ liuiment on the marker., 1 have mum] it excellent for horse flcali. -

(Signed)

W. B. PINEO.

"Wnndla,nds," Middlctnn, N_§-i, _ ' _ 5 _ -1_; _ ' _

Beef Iron ,

the great familv tonic, for certain run down con- ditions ofthe body. no med- icine is better. The Beef streugtliens the tissues and increases muscular activit-- .the Iron supplies what is

` wanted for the circulatory

system. makes the the blood right; the tonic is a general, _

f S. A /Ml c/Don.ci/til ir:.:;:ii;:.

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I----Boys" School Suiifsp

The opening of llie Liiy schools takes place on Fuesday neat, and

i parents are no doubt planning, what to get for the little chaps. We have

been thinking and planning this event for sometime and we are now ready -

for the best assortment of boys’ school suits, caps, underwear, etc., ever

shown in this city

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Boys’ 2 piece Suits 2.25

marie 'from g ood heavy \\vecd,biiiiori- ed close to the neck, very special value at..... . ..225

’ Sweaters

A variety of swun-

icrs strong and dur- able, with roll neck and just the thing for School l>o\'.~i, prices nt 501:, 60c, 85: to 5| 25, '

Boys' Special $4 00

Auntlier v e r y

special suit is our $4 oo nizidt-_ from ex- tra hui-ivy tweoil double lirewuited sl)-lo extra good value al $5 of-Jliir low price only. ...$4.00

Coat Sweaters

The coal itwenlnr In

now taking thc place of the vor-l, and in niiiny canes ilu~ siviialer :is we-Il, Ii is made ina vniiciy nr rolars in prices from our: lu $1 ga.

Boys' Kniclicis

Tlils is n special

line wc cfirrv. und we think their gocd qua'iv.les will l;e ap preciaicd by ili e liovs llic-iiiselvcs in prices at 50c. 60c, 75c, 85c to $1.25.

Boys' Shirts iuade from special h<_~avy twill cotton, good patieriis,stioiig :intl dur:iblc,tlie best 5ocv:1luc shown in tliccily-

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Boys’ liose Boys’ Suspenders Boys’ Caps 4

Extra good strong ril>-- good values shown at 8 and A large variety in tweed

bed hose, :ill sizes 25c. a _ effects with prices at 25, pair. me. a pni~ is 1 35, and 5oc.

St Margaret Suits 2.50 Boys’ S Shirts

'l`l1cse are twopiece l<uirsuits,splei1tlifl with soft collar and cuffs, a special at

value and the price is only $52.50. $..oo to $I. 15 ea. `

P-- - _- I. _ I- D he 'q

stimulant. , -We make our own and' guarantee its purity. 1

Our Price 75c Bottle `

E. A. Foster I

Central Drugstore

I rg w.s.r.»sros " Slaf' Sltlm Laundry .“‘ swiy»i.i¢._

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_ “Best 'English Essence of Vinegar -,-full strength, Zilc. pint. Finest qunl- ; Boys' school suits that will do ity mixed pickling spice, Sc. quarter _‘half duty 1-'nf-he PIB! 9\‘0Ul'\0S 01' lh. We have a full stock nf' every-.In S°h°0| ‘3-- 34-' 55-'“Na"|0"'3| thing used for pickling purposes. Let `f3|0l»_hI"lI C0- 3 _Z9 M? us have your order. E. A. l<‘osi.er, 'l""" *“' ““°“ "":T‘ " 'I (lcntral Drugstore, Sunnyside.

"Special drive _of Shepherds plaldrl

8 31M3l

worth 500 for 390 at Patons.

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Beauty Anil Dignity

mark the monuments, liesdslones, etc.. executed here. No criticism is possible, ufsloncs erected hy ns.

lionumel\tS.0l _

Chasie Design p ._

perfectly. carved on our" regular product. We shall lie glad to mh- mit designs and ecimaisl for the memorial you plan to erect in “the

Silent City. '

Chandler Q Bell

160 Kent St.

| Mothers ,all over town are _'M' ing good things about our child ren‘s clothing. Call and soo them S3.. $4-.$5. National Clothing Co'

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Shorthand Dept ll' .

' TII E ORIGINAL

` EA M SODAS

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'l`lie C. B C. is the

only institution in ilie Provinces that has sc-nt siudcnts direct from the short-band class-rooms capable of verbatim ie- porting. I

It holds the record for

prerarlng .students in i lie shortest time to do pract- ical sborthand work.

Its graduates hold the

record here for nccumcy in reporting.

lt has n graduate who

is th e only cizndidnie

way to

'ation wrlteloduy.

The Moist ~

found capsle of passing- . the Court Reporier’s Ex- amination,under the Pro- vlnciil sci- For pro- spectus and full inform-

` Charlottetown Il

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Business 7

College l I 'Boxes ers ¢0lied,l0_.'_I

_. I... B. Miller-Principal qgmpnees I,"

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