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A H|N|` T0 SHAVERS

If you shave yourself.

or if yon decide to begill

at any time, kindly re-

member that we have

° -everything needful in the

way ofequipment. Razors,

‘mugs, latlier brushes. a

specially fine assortment,

razor straps, bay rum,

witch hazel and 10ti0ris_

Vi-'e have C0lgate‘s shaving

sticks and barbers‘ bar, William’s stick and bar and

Pear's shaving soaps. Our

prices will save you some

pennies.

J. G. JRMIESUN.

DRUGGIST, The Medical Hall.

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"°All the News Thafs Fit t0 Print.”

'Gives more space to news th in any other New York newspaper. It prints a greater variety gf news, It `ves impartial news free from bias.

It goes intoiionvs that bar other newspanegs.

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gg .4 a sane ewspaper, neat in ypog ap y, rational in its news treatment. and independ- ent in i's opinions. lt ha~ refused to appeal to the vicirus, the ignorant or the thoughtless.

Special Qble News is one of the most im-

portant features cf THE NEW YURK TIMES- The London Times' foreign veparts appear in mi. enultrv exclusively in THE NEW YORK TIME 4. No other American newspaper excels THE NEW YORK TIMES in the presentation of Domesrc Telegraphic news. The Associated _Press :ei orts are augmented by hundreds of Special Corre sponderus

SEIHE NEW YUBK TIMES

_ ls New Appearing Every Sunday Improved and Enlarged

A departure of the Magazine Supplement

which accompanies each number of the Sunday Editiol 0f'l`HE NEW YORK TIHES is the introduction of Cartoons and Illustrations. The nanny bi-E ht. breezy, entertaining articles ‘ are brightened by illustrations from the pens of welt-known artists.

New future will be constantly i"lr0d\1¢@dl its inception must lead them to fear that

to improve the Magazine. hu-_ the old frimd. 'rms srsv IN rule srititrr. will remain 1°

-lthe railway bill has demonstrated the ' s plidarity of party. or, as the Montreal \\'itr.ess phts it, “the helpless sliver!

5e gen ere y ep ysy ` is nothing in the Transcontinental Rail-

way scheme essentially Liberal, or can-

. tvary to any principle of the Conservative ipolicy. The question before the House

was one upon which there must necessari- :ly have been wide difi`eienc.s of honest jopinion among the men of bo‘.h, parties. i But they voted on both sides in almest

,solid phalaux for and against it. _Mr. i lil-iir, a Liberal, it is true voted in accor

l .tance with his stronrz cauvictlsns against the measure. but influential as he has been he took no one with him. Mr.

Tartefs difhrs nces with his late colleagues had been in regard to another question,

, that cf protection, and he voted apparent-

I y on the general ground of an Opposition member, but carri _ii no other member with him. '

As for the people, they have been left

quit-e out of actount in the matter. They

sentatives before leaving their homes six months ago had not themselves even

heard of the gigantic proposition to which

they have now committed themselves and the country. The Liberal leaders and the

Grand Trunk people ma-'le the agreement involving a hundred millions of dollars 1 outlay, entirely behind the backs of the people, and the Liberal representatives in secret caucus endorsed it. The people did

not know what was being done until they

yond recall to the building of a railway across the continent. \Vhat the leaders

and the caucus agreed to in secret the

solid party majority in Parliament ratify as a. matter ot course. The slavery of party, the crack of the party whip, holds every man in his place when the test vote comes. Under the party system the dis- cussious and voting in Parliament are a mere malt:-r of formf As a mat er of fact when S r Wilfrid anfi the Gi-ani Trunk

people had once marie tneir secret agree- ment the country was bound hand and

100:. ~ _

The scheme his hardly been grasped by the country at all. The country is dazed by the magnitude of the prcposalfjann its down utter h flplesiness. Before a single

electo s have had any oppartunity of con-

d.-Bnd their huge and costly scheme fasten- ei up0n,them. They can only hope that it may not prove inj nrious and intolerable in its results as the haste and secrecy of

it may be.

were in no way consulted. Their repre- l

and the country had been committed be- k

_ HEELS

public meeting had been held, before* `

IARK IAIK - THE THE .

suling with their representatives, they; Two

visit us shortly may be permlttel to re-

TH E Dom" ANCE or PAR-W5 main till lifter the exhibition. It may, 0|'

__ _ not be pr-acticatle tor the Admiral to

W K The vote in tee Hou e of Commooi- on l-foqmpiy ‘ml tm’ "q“"t’ °° th' m°'°"

‘ments of the squadron are usually plann- el a good while in advance. It is, how- ever greatly to be desireithat the ships

l n d db tb an ` Stems. Th.” U15! beher: wlii!e the Exhibition 5ls in|5

Drmmss. Their presence would afford a

tivity uiiglit bearrangad which would be mulun‘ly pleasing to the clflcers of the ships and our people generally.

DISGUURAGED

i Theexpressionoccursaomanyltimefm .lettersfr<misickwomentoDr. °eroe;"I

wasoompletel discouraged." And then

is alwa s good reason for thediscouxs ment. yYearsof sufferin . Doctor er doctor tried in vain. 'einen doing

no lasting good It is no wonder

giealt, the woman

Thousands of

/-» these weak and

sick women have

found health aneg courage regain as the -result of

use of Doctor.

Favorite

Prescri tion. It astablisges regn-' larity, dries un- healthy drains, heals indamma- tion and ulcerea- tion, and cures

kes weak strougand

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auntry. ‘“.....l».""‘.v...

telling me'

bottles, six

‘Golden Medical

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abletoworkatawgthinglwant to. Thank; to youforyourvalna emedicineandhndadvimf'

Weak and sick women are invited to

consult Dr. R. V. Pierce, by letter, All dence is held as stnctl

Dr.R.V.Pieroe,Buf!a1o,N.Y.

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SALE

_ Vacation days are over-scnool com mences Tuesday-young Cli’t0wn should

arrayed in his best bib and tinker

His bright face polished until it shines and with a new suit from Paton's be sent to enter the race for the new school year

Is Your Boy Prcdiftd 2*

If not, prepare him at once-with one

,oi Pat0n’s new Fall 'Suits-they wi stand the 'wea_r andtear ofthe play u and at the same time look stylis and' comfortable. A _ 5

Our List of School Tops.

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- Boys’ Blouse Suits 750, $1.00, $1. 50 and $2.50.

finale weakness- 9 Boys’ Norfolk _ Suits, $2.50, 3. 50 and 4.50. m' Boys’ Pleated Suits, $1.35,1.65, 2.50 np.

Boys’ Fancy -Sailor Suits, 1.75. 2.50 up 5 5 ' ( Boys’ Navy Blue Sailor Suits, $1.00, 1.50, 2.50 and 3 50

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Another School 0ffer

500 pairs hardy all-wool pants for little alda

years to 14, worth up to $1.40, yours for

D. B. Suits, from $3.25' to 6.50

Over 1000 suitsto select from

@ém’ 300 pairs Pat0n’s untearable school paiits,w0rtli $145 for

This is the best school pants in the city for $1.00. Union Made Clothing. W¢ ¢f.°W °V¢f an

James S5 aton & 1

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Good heavy Serge Sluts, $3.50 4

., School Suits for Youths, long pan

8.50 and 10.00. '

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HIGH-GRADE ART PARLOR.

cHARL0i"1‘ErowN _ - -' - - P E ISLAND

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am-.rse people with his bright, chatty and clever _ t r' of men and women who li re roznin-

s 0 tea gli D inently in the news and events of the day. ‘ The News Section of

ingsand fences are sadly in need ol whit-

- eninir, and the gates ought to be painted.

gllgg f;`;l‘;:3‘7;ni§“;;°‘;';‘;i:g First impressions ma-ie upon visitors

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cur-atelv_. and well told._ _ _ _ _

The Fiuucial Quatavon Supplement which not be favorable unless a little pains ie

aeeommnies me snsnav Enlrioiv or THE _ _ NEW YORK TIRES covers all transactions in taken to make the buildings and Silt- Stocks, Bonds and Invatment Securities-both _ _ _ listed and unlisted. gt includes capitalization roundings presentable. The time is now of ~orporatt'.ins-divi ends.-date an rate, the . lnbtuations in quotations for the closing week 55°", but With 9U¢l`8V Fld 3 l?53°U3b1¢ -h' lr d l ` f b th th t ' ,_ -

aufigtnzuyeiiir piiigecedirng? and e0iii;"i,,fgf,‘n' outlay the work can yet easily be done.

ation indispensable to either investor or ispecil-ll ._ . , _________, , later to aid him in solving financial problems. f ' ' ' '

The Quotation Supplementis kebl on ile by ~ .. _ _

llhak. dfi `l'tit|it`sfo d'

V. _ .

I I Z' Life Size Portraits in Crayon, S€Pia» “falef C0101? and 0115 f1'°U1 305’ g i' " 3 i

kind of a picture. Also Picture Framing.

The buildings,fences and grounds ought r M 5 _

_ _ to be putin better order than the! n0W , ' All Wgfk Gugfanfggd. _ " 1

The sunday Edltlilll are for the eominglflxhibitiou. The build- i Good Mouldings Wdrranted to Hou] Their C9`|gf,l5

Are now selling our ve-

nues t Y

'nm NCW I they are worth every cent we B Men’s Overcoais, the-nobbiest and ~ swellest looking ’

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the coun iy ve in HE Y RK TIMES SATURDAY REVIEW OF BOOKS their preferred medium for announcements of new

ounce rinoncn vom: Locar. Une

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_ Special Train from S’Side

A train will leave Sum- _ '

merside 0n5I.abor Day at 8 ¢'¢19¢‘ nrzggzfewm wen feguiueatbusizienl 3° m- Retllmlllg. leave Charlotte- whyiinenmewef .3 yum of .mermai- town at 1 P_ m_ aeanaehaaniadeitao.

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ask- Bqy’g Suits, age 9 to 15 years, 5 pieces, will wear and F

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not tear like the imported Shoddy goods sold elsewhere

N¢w Sfgglgimmg, price ro, 1zsad<r4,centsperyd.

New tweeds, new skirting, new 'suitiiigsl to-day.

_ _ _ _ _ Orders for Parker’s Dyeing and Cleaning We rks, Toronto, receive|

“nil the news that’s lit to print" promptly, ac- cmmt for much ana ant impressions will h1C1€S 111 th€ Mafltlnle PIU* Qui’ best 3tt¢I|Ii0!1, , f Whmh B amd

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