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DRUGGIST

the peers a decisive check to some

still unsettled. Mr Asquitli has a. much stronger case against the Lords than had any of his more immediate predecessors, for the Finance Bill, which bhe Lords threaten to reject ,contains the budget and the rejec~- tion of the budget would involve the, serious crippling of the whole ad- ministrative machinery.

Mr Asuuith insists that the Lords

shall accept the new land taxes pre- cisely as they stand. This the Lords

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‘,, ` Z wi-zosasmv. savrsussn 1., 1909. I ii S pe h 1 1 5. , u r " MR ASQUI'1'H'S CHALLENGE. 'government. Refusal to capituate --- would mean the dissolution of Parlia-

° Mr Asquith'a Birmingham Spoech, m,u¢_ an apnea; to me country, md

which was hera-lded as a. reply i0 an opportunity for Mr Asquith and 1 Lord R0S9l1¢fY'5 d0°l8\`|\*-1011 In GUS' his Radical followers to stand up and

,gow. C0Df\\il\B 811 1ll1¢<l“lV°°H1 dial' be counted. Then it may be found

, ` lenge to thc H0\180 Ol _L0\‘dS~ DH-Plllg that conservative sentiment is not so

the Upper Chamber to do its worst dead as David 1,10yd_Ge0,-ge, the dence in Cook than in Peary

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British premiars who encounter ll`0m believes it to be.-Brooklyn Eagle. ,the two Bt°,_,es_ Dr C°0k.B ,,,ta,_e_

pei; policy, Gladstone tl1rea)i.eléd"AN INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY. the pole was wnarmed by previous

the Hobie' 0| Lords when lt threw ”*' 'observations, Peary’s estimate was out his Home Rule bill in,1893; buff: In anofher °01“ml1 BPP9_5l'9 tile B’d‘ too low. Mr. Oliver said frankly that

vertisement of the Maritime Oil and

the Lords went ahead with their Gas COLM., Wm, head Umm, at Ham. he had travelled twenty me miles a programme and Mr Gladstone aban- fax. The company, whose president day ‘md he thinks the cmfession of annea mn. noni Mi- Bnunnr ana. su- 1° F- H- Swvef-, was 1°°°'P°'“*°° _"1 the commander cunt he toni only

1909, with a capital stock of five mil-

Henry Campbell-Bannerman def ,ion don. rs muy _ '-one maui to the pole with him be-

, paid up and n n-I

l\0\lD¢ed‘ the H0“5° 0| Lords “nd asseaaabl; and is divided into §ve,ca“se he wanted t°.h“ve me h°n°r 0'. hinted dark.ly of revolution, but Mr millions of shares, at one|di“°°v"y “ll tc’ mmseu supplies "'

_ _ .1 _ clue for. his attacks ou Dr. Cook.

Balfour retired beaten from office and 2131?; traitci§K;einyTl:;eo1all;i::;iszgy5;0' The th“_ty_lom_ hours Pea” spent Sir Henry 6106 le-‘-WIDE U16 issue W- it t d . 'L ke Ainslie dis at the Pole were insufficient to take

acres s ua ~» in a - _

tween the Commons amd the Peers‘t,.ict_ I,,,.e,.,.,e°ss County' C_ Bu one oflcopious observations.

the best oil districts in Cape Breton and recognized as such for years past. Investors \|.ll be pleased to know that F. H. Stover, who is com- sidered by all, an expert in this line, became, directly after he examined the property, financially in-tarested and is now, as stated above, presid- ent of what is considered a. most profitable business. It is the inten- tion of the Company to drill soiloral wells at once, and for that purpose Stover Bros, oil contractors, have been engaged to place a first class

decline to do. As great landholdersl0ll'd\"llliI\E equipment. 8 Plant UMC

will nring the nest possible results,

their attitude may be' considered self- ish, 'out human nature is inclined to.

drilling to a depth of three thousand feet, in two nionths. Alex G. Billlie

The Right Kind 01 Watch

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N0 botch jobs leave

our store. We can make your watch keep time.

Prices not high for

fir; t class work. All work Guaranteed,

selfishness when the principle of self-\01 Port Hastings is trustee gona wr. preservation in threatened. ic isiraip portion of the ¢<>mimny's stock wnrthi noting too. thnc n-11 one crnnc‘;'l“°h :S,°§°,'ed ff", S"“°d‘°‘,' P “"

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landholders in Great Britain are n0t,ti,m yseirgggsig ufnsello th,-5: £3; meniliers of the House of Lords. dr-od thousand Hhm-es, starting at ,ive Mnuy oi them are conimoners, and,ccl1tS Der Shure. as will be seen in opposition to the land taxes is, there matt advertisement- Wfll M0lll>0“l" »- n- -nn ui. ..f“1:.f;..§.;““...‘;.‘;§ so opoly Of the pcerage. It is sustained Deer this P,-ounce' is me agent and by the entire strength of the Con-,will be pleased to meet, and fully ox- servativc and Unionist coalition inllilam matthew] t0 an ill*-*’“‘ll»“lZ UWB5' ::°.s*§“.1;.°‘.‘i°.‘:';f;‘:..f;‘:‘:.;z.;t$5 5-f-1”? ‘~»“i°»iif‘<iS“ Sf” C221

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picion that sentiment in behalf ofthe _ V __ V

taxes is by no means so overwhelm-

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Never before have we shown

such a beautiful and compre- hensive range of Milllnery and Mlllinery materials. every thing that is new. every thing that is becoming. is represented in our immense stock. Call and see the latest. M. Tralnor &C0. 9-20dt

_._ "Paton’s head milliner, Mim Dela-

hunt, arrived from the Mainland yesterday evedng and brought with hor allthe latest ideas in millinery.

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principle from British constitutional,

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' f . ff* " hardwood splendidly finished in dark surface i ak. Dresser fitted

- ’, with 13x22 mirror lop of dresser 17x34. High bed -large commode. ‘ g fl, This is a splendid value at our low price Compare

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Another wonderful offer in bedding-a strong iron bccl--one of “Ives” celebrated

make-enameled white and fitted with improved side rail attachment~-strong spring

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where every description of household linens and cottons may be had

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The LARGEST VARIETY-the LOWEST PRICES- combined with

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Flannels and Flannqlletts are ABLE LET US HAVE THE PLEA_

B elunmatmu 0, the brcameml hers and theya e realgoorl one.f SURE OF SHOWING THEM. THEY

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GOODS OF HIGHEST QUALITY makes our linen dept. popular.

Our window of Elegant F ancy Linens

will give you an idea of what we have in these goods--all plainly priced.

Boer Q. Weeks - Big Furniture Store ~ Beer <2). Weeks

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BEUGIAN EXP1.onEn

,___ DREBDEN. Sept. 20-RaY Oliver. a

member of the Belgian and Arctic ox- Pedition of 1897 who is now in Dres-`, den. today expressed the opinion that 30151811 scientists generally had' lull confidence ln Dr. Cook who won the‘ Belgian committee Uy his quiet and' unassuming demeanor, his integrity and his determination. Mr. Oliver, said he would place greater confiden-

ment regarding the 'temperature at*

he disbelieved I"eary's statement that

Mr. Oliver who was plainly much

incensed and said it would require more than abuse of Dr. Cook to win credit for Pcary's story in Europe. Continuing he declared that Prof. Oheryumer with whom he had talked did' not reject Dr. C0ok‘s recital, nut was merely awaiting his evidence. The professor had read part of, Peary's narrative and found it even, less convincing than that of Dr." Cook. ,

WHERE MONEY IS TIGHT. ,,

Everybody suflcrs, when ‘boots are

tight your corns suffer, but they can ,be painlessly cured by Putnam's Corn Extractor: Guaranteed in all cases.” Use only "Putnum‘s."

ALMOST FATAL I<‘I1u~i.

Amherst, Scfpt. Z0.-A house at

Amherst Point, Occupied by Bruce Sears, was totally destroyed by fire last night, togctli-or \\'i'tli all the con- tents, including cluthing. The fam- ily was asvakinlrl `i.v the :cl‘|'o-kiinz on [the youngest child, and found the .house full of sinnkc. They barely es- caped with their lives.

1-Strength and vitirlity are com-

bined in the in\'i;_'Oratin;; tonic FER- ROVIM, which consists of fresh lean beef, Citrate of lron and as pure stimulating ingredient. Nothing could 'ne more beneficial for aneamic women and children, elderly people whose strength is failing amd a/ll per- sona .ru-n-down and dchilitated. $1.00 bottles.

NEW Fi.ANNEi.E'rrE GO0Ds.'i'HE NEAR A PPROAOH OF OHILLY WEATHER MAKES THE 'ri-IOUGI-kr OE THEBE GOODS OOMFORTING.

1 REVENTIVES AGAINST

cOi.ps. THESE HOLD AN ENVI- ABLE i=os1'r1oN AMONG CAREFUL Buvnss WHERE HOMES ARE

HERE ONE is sUsOEP'r1BLE 'ro HANGES or FALL TEMPERA- TURE THEY RE EOUALLY D1Esia_

ARE ENGLISH GOODS, DIRECT FROM THE MAKER. 12C T0 220.

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are the heat made.

We’ve Never ‘seen better

Wc have I2 and 25 inch boots

Black and Tan Raw Hide that are water tight $4.50 Then we have Tan :md Black Calf sport- inz bools, $5.00

Our boots are made by a

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

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Chocolates

are dark color, rich mellpw and of refined flavor. lt is impossible to buy anything Super- ior

Made in Canada

Buy from Established concerns during Exhi-

bition Week _

We are going to offer 100 suits Wool Undcrwellf. Re

gular price $1.30, Sale (price $1.00 _

zoo suits No. 1 La ies’ Fleeced Lined Underwear, $1.30 , for $1.00.

good 50 odd Vests for Youths, worth up to $1.00 for 350.

59 boys and girls school Glengary Caps from 4 5c to 650

for c. ‘ 3300 wings, assorted lot, values worth up to 5oc for 150.

Io dozen Ladies Felt Outing Hats,e1gbt colors 7 5c for 25c For value in household linens, towellings and sheet.

in s to Paton’s.

g Iigirirniture and house furnishings of the best, always at

Paton s.

Oilcloths and all kinds of floor coverings at HONEST

Prices at Paton’ s. _ _ ` Value alv ays, prices right, that is Paton’s furniture and car ts.

Alvpv/iiys value in house furnishings,_ carpets at Paton’s. 50 men’s good washing cambric shirts go on our table

to-day at 5oc At Paton’s. _ _

120 men’s and b0y’s V front sweaters in grey with red,

blue, green and brown trimmings, at 20 p. c. discount. Prices range from $1.25 to $2.50 at Paton’s. ‘

Boy’s blue Jerseys from 65c to $1. 3 5. At Paton~s. _ Big lot of men’s silk four-in-hand ties, all good fashion-

able shades worth 350, 4 5c to 6 50 for 2 5c at Paton’s.

Men’s slumber robes, good wide skirts, made from

English Flannelette 950 and $1.15 at Paton’s.

200 string and four-inliaud men’s ties, worth 2 50, 3 for

2 2 at Paton’s _ 5 75 men’s colored cambric shirts, many worth up to 1.2 for oc. $ 5Ladie5s’ winter underwear, 200 suits regular No. I goods, sold all over Canada at 7oc per suit, our price 5oc a suit.

The best line in Cz]1?nada and inode by the best makers in the Dominion. At aton’s.

50 pieces of new furs, in scarfs, ruffs and muffs, of

orenberger, jap mink and squirrel at 67 1-2 cents for every $1 00 worth. $12.00 furs for £8.00 etc. etc. At Paton’s.

Men’s fancy shirts, all that is left from the season’s

selling. No matter what they were sold for, Today 50C. Only one hundred, sizes from 14 I-2 to 16 I-2. Come quick, if you want one or two. Af Paton’s.

The MINER'S SHIRT. Made good and strong from

Kirkcaldy stripe drill, just what the working man and farmer wants as well as the miner. VVe1l worm 95c, yours for 750. Compare this with any Canadian shirt at $1.00 in the market. At Paton’s.

Men’s coat sweaters.

At P1Vfen;s high neck sweaters at $1.00, $1.25, and $1 .50. a on s. - The best heavy knitted domestic sweater in town for

the money, grey 2-1 rib, double wrists and double roll collar, $2.25. At Paton’s.

Deep sea sweater, guaranteed pure worsted, fast color,

just the thing for motor boating, shooting, and general outing, also tl. e w0rk1ngman’s friend, durable and profitable, even although the price is $2. 50 each. We also carry an- other in extra outside size at $3.5n. At Pat0n’s

18 only blue and grey ‘flannel shirts, $1.25 to $1.50,

choice for $1.00, At Paton’s.

Workirigmen's shirts, fleeced lined, also a full line of.

knit shirts, 650, 75c, and 95c. At Paton’s.

Knicker ribbed hose for boys, size S, 8 r-2, 9, and 10 in,

seamless, guarantee-fi English worsted, at 65c. At PatJn’s

Slightly mussed, 45 garments, shirts and drawers,

Stanfield’s Standard labeled at figures that will save you the price of washer and soap At Paton’s.

All other grades from this noted maker that are good and

fit to wear, all guaranteed by the maker to us. Yours for good wool, comfortable underwear. At Paton’s. ,

Horsehide Gloves of quality and durabilitv,gl0ves made

from muleskin, dogskin and horschifie, wiudproof, water- proof, and storm proof, good enough to have had fellowship

Avitg Peary at the ncrth pole.. All sizes from 7 1-2 to II.

t .1ton’s.

There is another lot we forgot to mention about, and

that is our swell dressy cape driving glove that the horsemen of Ch’t0wn wear, $1.25 a pair. At Paton’s. '

Men’s black shirts,g00d big fellows well made,with good

buttons, 65c, 85c, goc $1,2 5. At Paton’s.

Fast colored oxford shirts reversible collar, in two pat-

ttt2r§s,t the best shirt for the money we have ever offered. 60c a a on s.

if you like to compare our English Flannelettes we can

demonstrate to you a saving of 20 p c. Paton & Co,

P 'Ihis difference is in the saving of the wholesalers profit

at aiou's. -

Great big DREAM ROBES, sleepy, comfortable fel-

ow s, something you would like to go to sleep in, the min- ute you see them. 'lhe patterns are good too, just 1909 fall designs in two qualities goc and $1.1 5,aud plenty to choose from. Also some others fit for the fellow who wants to get our of short pants, priced at 75c, in sizes I2 1-2, 13, & 14.

Also a line of Health Knit Wool dream robes for men at 2.90., Dream Robes

At Pat0n’s

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Paton l Co olnrod out all these ‘past aea|on’| Bultlnga and Dress Goods. Therefore, what is shown is all up to the minute goods. The colors and designs an the very newest. 9-mu,

"Self Stripes are the leaders for

Fall. Pat0n'| are showing some handsome Batting forl\o1l.0ne apoc- lal $1.10 well forth 51.15. Bee it. It comes in ten colorings. Jae Paton 0 Oo. 9-vdtf.

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