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only I‘r.d:i_\'.

l‘1\’ei'_\' l;id_\' that :ippr<_-c

L‘oiiip:iri~ou will inzike

Dress _

Materials llave Arrived

The siiiamest of -iuiirt cfi`cct.~a are shown ju the elegant new

lines of hrouiiclotli, \~eii'_-iiiiiis, and .Vleltons that liavc arrived

izites class in dress goods should see

our sliowing, :idinirc the fine, silkl_\' uppcarniiie, tlie_el_egi\ntly close \\'o\'cn texture, the rich. close nap, the lirigllt finish and

' the t-legoiit itll-ct it will show in the completed garinent

custoiiicr:~'. \)Ve want you to in-

\'c.sti,_1iitt- clo.~l_\ :uid expertly. -

R(>\'.-\I. is the Ising

Better qiiality. . . .

dcloth is the Best

“uoviii” uma °

of Brooclclatlis---tlie iniinitable

5, stziiuliird for fine ilress iiiatcrizils. ` rl -‘ ’

. ......$i.75to32.2o

Elegant New

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Veneiians

You .should sec the elegant

new ari'i\~nls in reiietians. Fine, close twill, soft finisli, popular for tailvrinlg koi’ prin- cess '_-l`fect>,

The-\' liiirinoui/.e with fill

the liuiiulsoiiitt .-\utuu ii effects.

65c, 851-. $l.i0 and $1.25

New

Smart New MELTONS

'llierafsa special fine line

of chic iie\\' Melton shown that will gi\'e that touch of sinartiiess to a dress that'e\'er)' woinan appreciates.

The shades include black,

green. brown and grey.

58s, 4-5c,':1nd 55c

Idea Patterns 0nIy

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We. are showing a great lnltia shipment of tail suits. shipped early so that you might have an opportunity in August to select from a thorughiy up to the minute

, wi-iA'r i1in~:ssiviAi<i~:nS "ri-HN-K. Uriliiu 1~:A'ri<:N ALIVE BY Docs'

~ SYDNEY, Aug. 21-The officers and

Hy (-rude broadcluth isbest. It is

gold nt one price to nil $1.75 less

crew of the steam yacht Surf which

rush discount. 'l`Iiere has never been WHS at Ntlffll Sylllllfl’ Ull WBUHBHUHY.

llneofgoods The prices are I6 00 one yd put on at a clearance sale. *Hill W"-‘I laull’ “"“lSi“g 0" the Lal* l6.5t) l8.50iand 22.50. Moore ¢D.iNi-w Fall stock just opened, to see

McLeod 8-l idtt.

"Two early speclnis~-Nc\v silks and

Hy Grade brondclotli in all the eartv Fall shades, in tinii-. for your dress- xnnker. ll 22dtI.

"Chair seats, all sizes, at (‘»aiuer~

on's Hardware Store. ti.‘:0dtI.

"The I’i\.ton line of I-lyflrade bromi-

“Ncw goods _lust arrived in kitchen

harilwure nt (lunici‘oii'i~i Hardware sim;-e_ 8-20dtf.

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can be made with

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E; We have thcin in black :1

are the best shells inode. A

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full line of Ammunition.

arilware lin Lili

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Souveniis-'

_._ 0I_._ Charlottetown

-and- .Prince Edward island

Tourists will find at our

store an iiiniieiise stock of up-to-date Souvenirs, in Jewelery and i:n.m.|i¢a 6004!. Marble. Burnt wQ0d» Burnt Leather. Chinsware. Post Cards, View Books Qc Qc Qc,

0111' Store is on Queen

St, opp. Market Building

Carter & Company

Limited.

drtutf.|

V Glory Oil Cures Asthma

Glory Oil Company,

Port Elgin, N. Il.

Gentlemen 1--This is to certify

that I have used Glory Oil with great success. Our little son was troubled with asthma and when one year old he suffered so much from this disease that we were afraid wc would looseliim. We tried many remedies but without results. At last we procured a bottle of Glory Oli, which we used according to directions. To our delight 'Glory Oil gave immediate relief. We kept using the oil from time to time and at length we noticed that the at- tacks became less frequent until they ceased'altugetIie.r. 0,ur boy is now tive and n half years old and he has not had an attack of asthma for over a year. He is now well and strong.

We also have another boy, now

twelve years old, who suffered from

enlarged tonsils to such 'an extent that we feared that an operation would be necessary. Glory Oil was used and wrought a complete cure. _ 0Ul' Hvpreciation of your medicine is bsyond.the power of words to ex- press- You are at liberty to pub- lish this toltimonial.

($80.) James Trcnhnlm.

1 Bnytieml, N. B., Jan. 1, 1910. 5'30mwadr2m. _ _ ‘_

rndor Coast, reports that the dogs

it is to ,my ,L pawn-S_ 8___22du_ ` in that country have become very

wild and some of them are veiy dan- gerous. Doctor Mulligan of thc Suri tells of it case whcrc a little child

cloth, It ispthc best of its kliid. I’a- `waS eaten uliw by dugg mil),-,3 any £011-*L 3"22‘1u' assistance could be given. The cause

lof the dogs rctiirning to the wild state is said to hc lack of food on thc coast.

$50,000 WORTH OF CLOTH

~--- -~ - -- -"M-f ’ s'roi.1»:N siton nninwav.

` BOSTON, Mass., Aug. 2l-Wiiole- sale thefts of woollcn cloth from thc Boston and Maine Railroad Company and from various -Massacliusetts woollcu mills amounting probably to $50,000 are believed to have been dis- closed hy the arrest here of John J. ()’Neil, and Wm. Potter, both of East Boston. The specific charge against them is the larceny of $360 worth of woollen cloth from the Boston and Maine Railroad.

$20,000 FOR AIR RACE.

PARIS, Aug. 21-The Paris (lily

Council has dccidcd to odor n 1-rite of $20,000 for an air race similar to that recently conducted -ovcr the east of Paris circuit. The latter race was for a prize of the same amoiint and was offered for the aviator who made the distance from l‘ar`s to Troyes, Nancy, Reezires, Charlevillc, lDouai, Amiens and back to Paris in -the shortest lapsed time.

FISHERIES AWARD

, IN SEPTEMBER

ST JOHN'S, Nfld, August 23-Com

plctc satisfaction at the manner in which the British side of the fishe- ries dispute with the United States was presented to thc intcrhntional tri

llrunal at The Hague was expressed by 'two of the colonial representa- tives at the hearing; who arrived here today on the steamer Mongo- lian from Liverpool. The men are Sir James Winter, former premier of Newfoundland and a counsel for the colony at the fisheries hearing,` and Inspector John O’Rielly, a colonial fishing expert. Absolute impartial- ity in the dispute was shown hy the `ai-bitrators stated the two mon. An award in the cane is expected about the middle of September but Sir ‘James and the inspector said they ‘could not tcll which country the de- lcision would favor. They were lhupcful, however, that it would be entirely to the liliiing of British in- ` tcrests.

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"Outing shirts at a saving oi 1-8

on regular prices. We have a well- selectcd stock of these, and you will find what you wnnt here. Try one or two lor your outing. D. A. Bruce.

7-30dtf.

‘ BARGAIN WINDOW

$2.75 for $1.00

We have placed in our

East window a number of articles worth from $1.00 to $2.75. Some new stock and some which are articles AT A_ MUCH HIGIER PRICE which we wish to close out. -

Any single article can be

bought for fioo while they MA' ii `fi

rare c a rat to

come has best imc.

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QUEBEC, August A21-Contrary to

general expectations Inspector Dew did not take his prisoners, Dr. Crip- pcn and Miss LeNeve, home by the steamers Royal Edward or balsa Man- itoba and both are still at the Quo- bec jail. Owing to the rumor that the prisoners would be spirited away to Rimouski or Father Point, there was

I5 large gathering of people about ths

tail last night, who waited anxiously to get n glance at the pair.

A letter was received at the,jail addressed to Dr. Crippen. On open- ing it Governor morin found th-at it contained a circular upon which was printed a sermon. it was torn up.

Both prisoners are stated to be

anxious to get away. Speaking to

'Governor Morin, Dr. Crippeu asked:

“When do we leave?" On being in- formed that their departure was not known he said: "Oh, well, I sdppoao wie will not be delayed long now."

The arrival_of Detective Mitchell with the necessary papers from Otta- wa is still awaited. and until he guts here there will be nothing done.

The breach has widened between the English and provincial author- ties in the Crlippen ailair. Appar- ently the officer at Parliament House have sided with the Scotland Yard men, and the county officers are be- ing kept utterly in the dark as to de- velopments.

The fact remains. however, that until specific authority arrives the county officials will not permit tne removal of Grippen or Miss LeNeve from the jail.

This authority has not yet come,

and there is reason to expect that it may be delayed for some days yet.

Justice Girouard is at Tadousac.

and coan;munication_ with him is diffi- cult. 1-Iis order is necessary before Acting Sheriff Begin will permit the removal of the prisoners. ,

Inspector Dew and Sergeant Mit- chell are beginning to show. the strain they are under. `

Glleaning. an) information what-

ever is a more diilicult task than lt has been at any ti-me.

MILLIONAIRE GAVE

AWAY HIS WEALTH.

ST. LOUIS, Mo., August 21-David

Rankin, Jr., the millionaire philan- thropist and founder of the school of Mechanical Trade at St. Louis which bears his name, is dead in Atlantic City, N. J.

Mr. Rankin endowed thc trades

school with all his fortune, saving 'only $250 a month for himself. He was 74 years old and it native of Boylston County, Iioiidondcrry, Ire- land. He came in 1862 to St. Louis, which city he made his permanent home until his death.

Mr. Rankin just' before tlepnrting

for Atlantic City in Julie gave $3,- 000,000 to thc school of which he was thc fol1ndcr,' declaring that or the rest of his natural lifc he hail to be content. with $2,000 each year or $8 it day. 1-le regretted thc publicity attaching his gift.

A lllchihuclu School teacher

Ones s Dyspeptlo-New Well, Thanks to Father Mori-la¢:y's No. I1.

Richibucto, N. B., Nov. i7th 1909.

Father Morrisoy Med. Co., Ltd.,

I have been teaching school for np-

wards of thirty years, during the last twenty-five of which I have suEered seriously with stomach trouble, indi- gestion and dyspepsia.

I have tried many remedies, and while

I would get temporary relief from some

of them, (yet the old trouble would return, an with it the suiierings only known to the chronic dyspeptic.

Last year I had made up my mind to

abandon my profession, feeling that in my condition I could neither do justice to myself or to the many pupils under my charge. A friend suggested to me that I try Father Morriscy’s No. lr Stomach Tablets; I did so, and have continued to use them with the result , that my stomach trouble is cured-my I indigestion and dyspepsia gone and I feel as well as I ever did.

I have, thanks to the Tablets, been

able to continue in my profession, and feel that I ani once more enjoying my work and sm able to give justice to the Bfty-four pupils under my care. Yours Cratefully,

(_‘i'z'gn:d) Maiw Cnnvsrai..

Are you one of the many thousands

who, like Miss Chrystal, are prevented from doin their best work, or really en'oying liic, by stomach trouble?

If ou are you cannot do better than

she did-take Father Morriscy’s No. rr Tablets.

Each No. xr Tablet, when dissolved in

the stomach, will .digest 1;( pounds of food-a good, hearty meal-so that no matter how weak your stomach may be No. 11 Tablets will enable you to get the nourishment out of your food and build u your strength, while the sto- mach, thus relieved, recovers its vigor.

5oc. a box at your dealer’s or from the

Father Morriscy Medicine Co., Ltd., Chatham, N. B. 94

Phone I6

Compound Extract oi Wild Strawberry

This preparation we can

‘ safely recouiiiieiid as ii' safe

and effective remedy for Diarrhoea, Cholera, Infan- tuiii, Dysentry, Craiiips, and all bowel complaints. It is absolutely free from opiates, or any injurious drugs. Pleasant to take, children like it.

25c per bottle p

i~:. li. rosma

Central Druglloft 1 E ,

Si id

lllllxl B- Successor to

STILL AT QUEBEC

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Browu’s I/alues-tor*

A ' S lies atlhis Gel your llllll o gy ,

. If West y0u'l1 need ai _pair of overalls-they‘re,,,ue;»irly_as A

necessary Zgiiliioticket. Our overalls will last -loiiger, cost _lessp than any _Other brand Let us Show you our stock. Our values offer _high grade oyer- alls with or without bibs all sizes. Regukll' $1-5° for--~"'-~°'-~-~"°~'--i'~'~¢65°‘

Secure a Picking

2. d26 'nches, brass

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‘ 1.40. _ . -, sem “mp in- Good qua|ity.22 in. ieatiziefriiialmicrfgn $6 50

aide and out brass lock an ', ‘

' nl , hea_\ brass

....9si‘l.2“hh;i.trs.“h:z°.. rs. hr... ...ia $3.50.

Good Working Shirts

A good working shirt is as necessary

asa job. You’d need a shirt or two for your harvest work and we are the people t0

supply you. Our working Sl\irlS HIL* 1111 strongly made of good material, in all pat-

37c. Others Soc to ;§i.oo for 57c. ,

‘ ' From These Values; _

terns and sizes. Regular 55C and 7oc now

ILAI:-iaavzitlat top trunk. wide slats and iron bound

25 nc ‘ . i , _

Large trunk round toP» HBBVI' Slat! and iron

binding. Yood value at 8.00. I

Bet er quality heavy iron bands and well pro-

tectvd, heat quality slats 83.00. ,_ ' »

We have a tina ot ol the best in telescopes and

valises-lust call and see them;

Underwear Snaps _

We are selling high grade underwear at

wlioiesale cost and less---there _never was such bargains as we are offering now.

Take advantage of the values offered.

All our lines oi light weight pure wool underwear at half price.

Iiiiglisli Aei'tex,Regular $2 50 for 1,75. Better quality, Regular $3.25 _for 2 50. Keep Kool athletic suits 85C a suit.

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EXHIBITION FARES

TO S'l‘f JOHN, N. B.

P. E. Island Railway Rates Extreme- ` ly Low and Attractive.

In this is-sue is printed a large ad-

vertisement from the offices of the Dominion Exhibition, St. John, N. B., quoting transportation rates from the various points along the l’. E. island Railway to the bustling New Brunswick centre during the na- tional lair, Scpteriiber 5 to I5 next. As will be noticed by the list the railway people have made most gen- erous concessions which will un- doubtedly assure a recoi'il-lirenkiiig exodus from the Island on the dates mentioned. There will be two class- es of fares, one to be issued from September Iird to 14th and to re- muin good for return until thc l0tli.‘ The other gives a stated number of days fur departure and a stated num- ber oi days for return. This latter plan allows of making the rate re- markably low, indeed. The St. John Exliiliitioii Executive have closed all the details of the big show and cn- ergctic exhibitors from all sections of the continent arc nlreaily_ at work erecting their displny booths. For those interested _tl_i_e _ Exhibition ol- fices will send post free ri complete list oi hotel and private boarding and lodging accommodations in thc city of St. John. 8-dl7,20,2»ir18,‘22.

ST JOHN SHOWS OVER TWENTY

ACRES. ‘

Dominion Exhibition 'to hc One of Greatest in History of Cnnadn,

The grounds and floor space upon

which the Dominion Exhibition for 1910 will be held in St .Ii-lin, Sop- tember 5th to 15th, aggregate more than 20 acres, and place this magni- ficent group of facilities in the forefront in all Canada. Steadily for more than_ a decade past the St John Exhibition Association has been adding to its group of build- ings, and improving the old ones, also the grounds. Tuis year with an exposition truly national in char- acter, sweeping changes have been in order. A third main Industrial Building has been added to the ZFOUU. a modern and larizer grand- stand 208 feet by 40 feet, a complete new equipment for the accommoda- tion of live stock, and agreed upon hy breeding experts to bc the most modern in the Dominion, and up-to- date horse barns are now ready for occupancy. There will be new dairy

A Coilar’s I.ile

and a shirt’s existence de- pend greatly on who laun- ders tlieni. Sonic laundries will use up a collnr or shirt in two or three visits--- others again are not so rap- acious; but only by proper treatment the y can be laini- clered froiu 25 to 30 times before their fabric suc- cuuilis to the ravages of time and wear. The Star way is easy oii shirts and will save you nioiiey in this respect,

The Star Steam Laundry . ~A. F. Webster, Prop.

Notre Dame Convent Iiustlco, P. E. Island

This boarding school. 'conducted by the Sisters oit. cuonrrezatlon Ils Notre DBH10. l"0fdH l\lP¢r or educational ad-

vpnchaager tphyoung Ingles. 'It;h%cours|e ot s ii s s ro an in . -

al Iaailllties in Ranch, Muiilslic ani(lcN|;'ed)|'e- wor _

Buildinirll lar s and comrnodi lioautdtulsnd heiiftliy location near (tix: Sensi e about Iltteen miles from C ar- Iottetown. Farms very rcasonabie.- or ros octus and fu h l to

accommodations, a new art gallery. a new musical gallery, new poultry accommodations, i'»Fr\01P0\`l-Htlfm building, new "Pike" Or “Avenue Of Amusement," und so many radical improvements in and about thc build ings and grounds that those who linvc been in the habit of attending Ht John shows will hardly recognize the re-constructed exhibition equip- ment. 8-23dr1i.

"THE (‘ORRE(lT COLOR RANGE

IN PATON’S I-IYGHADFI _BROAD- (lI.O'I‘Ii IS ON EXHIBITION TO- DAY. $1.75 SEND FOR SAMI’lil*lS. 35 SIIADICS, AT I’/\'I‘ON'Fl. 8»20dtf.

P. E. I. 'RAILWAY

Commending' on. July lst, 1910. the trains

or this Railway will run as follows

Trains Outward Train Inward

Read down Stations Rand lin 'I‘u.I\io. Dly. Dly lily. .\Io.’l‘u

_ ex, i-X ox.

Th \\ c Sun Finn Sun. We '|`li. Sui. Fri. i"r. Silt

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il 8.25 Nnrt. \\'il!shire lIl.‘.£Xtl.li:'i K,52l

iii 8.218 Hunter Itlver l|l.l2i8."r'» 8.3

:too icnierniii Jet. 9.211 ii.-_'ii :iss 1.”

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J of Ar. 118 V. 'U 7 40 2.15

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Oh'townnr 816 Ltitawartdot. 715 ' I5

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P. ` A. .

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- - 6.49 3,00 _. Bt. Peters 6.29 2.3! ' . ar. Sour-is Iv. 6.30 1.10

- . .s.is.i=.u. - Pnl. a.M. Mt. a.ai. inn, 4.30 “.16 lv.Btowart .lot ar 7.05 3.35

5.19 1125 Oardigan 6.40 9.54 Montana tI.l5 10.35 ar.G60't0Wn I

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F .mga '$9525 ~ "F55 S553

Tues. Mon. Thiirawcd. Sai.: Fri.

P-M. P. M. s.M, 1i.M 3.10 3.10 Ll' Ch'l’pWn A1' 9.25 9.35 4.57 4.25 Vernon River 3.11 7.56 7.00 5.65Ar Murray Harborlv.6.I0 6.00 i=.M i>.M a.u s.iu

Mon . Tues. Wed. Thurs. Fri. Sat.

G. A. SHARP

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“A new supply of the Oriental Dis- covery Liqiiid Elictricity (Black Thorn Oil)\-Sulphur creamrsoap, etc,, we are agents for the Irish Doctor's goods and carry a Iull line oi same. E. A. Foster, Central Drugstore,Sun- nysidc, Successor to A. W. Reddiu.

8-23d3i.

"RIGHT IN STYLE, RIGHT IN

QUALITY, PA'I‘ON’S` HYGIK.-\IW BROAD(lLO'I‘H, AT PA'l`ON'S.-,SEND FOR SAMPLES, THIS WILL PIIEASE US AND YOU. 35 SHADES 'IO UHOOSE FROM. ` 8-20dtf.

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Said the owl unto the

, Saver Do not wait until the

Winter Before you buy your Coal;

For it never will be

Cheaper

And the price may go

Steeper, _

You’d` better buy

your Coal.

A. Pickard &. (I0

p s-mt.. r.ic.i, ny oooooooooooooooo

5--5”*

'5?=°`°‘i'i*" `=r1,5`-"5 l D0Ml.N_L9§lBirioN

~~~ A ' I A Truly National Exposition!

' Over 25 Acres of

Manufactures in Motion.

G d Sh nfiT.'2..n0 “Xi <‘-‘.'.‘i.."";`.’Zii'i.l‘.i§.""

Autos an1`MoL'or Craft.

I . n"li'F5'l'i.°a ii‘{i`r}'i‘i.‘I§ ""°"°

Natural I-Pictur gluseumf '

n ’ I

1° SPCWHI ||¢‘l'2|. Boarding and Lodging List for Asking "H

'New Buildings-New Grounds-New Features

Exhibiting $paco¢~

Industrial-Agi-iculiursl-Live Stock

Qovsrnment Egbiblts. bores r and M nor

r.-.sri'."=°':.°r.a°.¢=-"li"'- ' §‘.‘.‘r..':'i.°.*1““°.i°.s.'°ii""-..._ im weiviiiiiim bliinlu-

Stupendoua Amusement Progranlrltii I

Musical‘Ride of Royal Canadian Dragoous Un'

surpassed Fireworks Nightly; Large “Pike” with' Myriad ;‘\fU‘21Cfi011S, Ladies’ Orchestra, Swing ‘Of D@afh.'H1gl}-Wire Wonders, etc. i - ;

Excursions from all Canadian and Ameriaii Points

PIANYUURVACATIUN fRllM SEPI5 I5

I P P r er n rmation

s Adress _ ,

. A- W- REDDIN .. Mtn' The Mother Superior B ahmwm ' 9-_¢g_-_-_-id '

, I ` 1