‘ Send for Booklet
PTEMBER 28 I I
. .‘ .v"‘. ' . ~ '
c .)¢' it
~~ 'i ‘ ' ». ‘ ft ‘ > ~ V - ' ._ ° J (. ‘ , “ 1 ~ A ‘ r ' 2 ` "A l"; ’f"'1',"'i 1.*-V7 -' 2 5...". = .f 'U - 
. . < .. , , - | f ~ » » ~ - .1 .V _. ., , ,_ ,.. .i, .4 -. » -.f  .  .
» /' _ ` _ - . ._ '. .rr ».r.Qi;-~-:~'.r.:.f”. is ->¢;*”:'.-'_
i  C ’ 9 I ` U "'I‘H’E» .LATEST NEWS _    piyngql gy Ayffnpl ' 
*_ _, )__,.i',iv,_<,,,,__L
' ' ' » ",F~;' 11:.
s ,.` 1.’ /,~~
, J
-_ri
wno owns 'run Ara.
There is no such thing known to
\t,,,, cmnmoii luw as ownership of the
clouds thnt hover over the land, or
of the min that drops from the heav-
e,,5,nr of the \-'titers that gather upon
the surface of the earth, or that sink
beneath the surface and collect in'
otkctg, or flow in subterranean
lgmjnnels. “I cannot," says Black-
stone, ‘bring an action to recover
.nssession of a pool or other piece of
l,,,,w|~ by the name by the name _o,
WMM only; either by calculating Its
cnpncity, ns for so_ _many cubiczil
yards; U1- by a superficial measure for
ml-,ity ncrcs of water; or be general
(,l,§‘,,.,,,m_,,|’ as for 5 pond, a water-
c0,,,,_._,.' 0,- ,\ riviilet; but I must
bring my action for the land that
lies nl; the bottom, and must call, it
twenty acres of lnnd covered with
“.,,¢_g|-, For water is u, movable, wan-
,,c,_,,,g thing, and must of necessity
continue common by the.1nw of nnt-
usc; so that I can only have it temp.
nm,-y, transient, usnfractunry pro-
perty therein, wherefore, if ii. body of
wnlci' runs out of niy ponil into an-
gtliei' in:in's, I have no right to rc-
d,,,,,, ip lint the land which that
wntvr covers is permanent, fixed and
immoinlrlc; and therefore, in _this, l
mny linvc ii. certain suhstitiicial pi'_o-
,,,,,.L., .,f whicli the law will take not-.
ice, nod not of the other." I
jf l,lir\.i'c can be 1,10 ownersliip in the
,,»,,,,.|.~|~i|n_¢ writer, ow can there pos-
siblv be <i\\'|ic1'sliip of the more rest.-
}¢g_-';iii~? The pupiilar notion that thc
£_____._1;@.i__ _
`
I
fire Insurance
i' th }'.E.ll dMt
Ffi‘(dln‘l-iiifii’nris;‘Uor:p»i|iies oil llfriirm 
ings, Uliiirchcfi. Halls, Schools, Hotels
Chemie Factories, Water Mills, etc. etc
“”'ii1`iif'iini.i.. un sydney st
Phone 45
__....___l__.
G. D. Wright L*
l-niiifrnl Director and cin-
liiiliner-l\liss A. l"crguson.L:icly
.\~~iistzuit- Persoiial Atlcntioii
ind Prumptiicss Giiaraiiicod.
.-\nibul.1|iee calls answered at
short notice. _
SPECIALTIES
llisiiifeeliiig and I"\imig‘:\iing
l"\irnil\irt‘ Ilepaired and Kenp-
liii|~'l\~\‘ed. »
Silent Snlcsnien made toorder,
I
(ll-`|-‘itll-I--Kin S uure, Phone
;i:iu`:».lllCSll)I£l§UEqKiiig Sqiiuru,
Northeide,i'lioiie2i20'3. dttsti' 
   
1   I 
»-..<=~';._';j=f3-f_=»» /   -'.>l=f_\r"*
We make no charge for test '
ing each eye separately to see
if you need -glasses and they
can be ordered or not later,
just as you please. We keep a
record of test so that when de-
sired we fit you with any style
of lense or mountings wished
for :uid at a moderate price.
E. OW. TAYLOR
South Side Queen Square _
ilni\\'frwt
-Lili
COMMONWEALTH HOTEL
Dpposite State House, Boston, Mass
c
 ff:  _.r |
’.;'f “ ‘ ~';':.-f;'.f.f
 ;»* _ ,  -»-_ 1:  -' .
“f-if film. ,~.s.~.-~  .'.-_-2""
._ --*",gg  ,
jj ._ _ ~'- ~. ,un iiy 
-_,.4 ,fish §,;Qii`i_{ts  ,__},}li.f 
iif'.;U”.@f§ ’."”' \‘f ‘iff-`7“’“"‘“
.-11  i'_"‘ .  '_ . "-§"`~!:¢"  
-_l'l rg `=...\, , i~ ..- 1‘ 
'L ~._»._. _,_.,-za; _ ‘ky \ »::'
l
‘t
s i' 
\§,,-F "5
4 I
I
ullers rooms with hot and cold water lorl
fl.00 Der day and up, which includes fren
uneollhllilic shower baths. .Notl\i|\i1’_lii
Wilnliliiiiin New England. Rooms wltli
private baths lor $1.60 or day and un;
llliteic (pl two rooms nnif)bi-ith for $4.00 DBI'
‘W M1 lin. Dining rooms and cafe first-
clssii. hurupnun p sn;
ABSOLUTELY I"IREI’RO0I"
stone floors nothing wood but the door
Equipped with its own Sanitary
Vacuum Cleaning Plant.
Strictly A Temperance Hotel
Cominonwcnlth Hotel Inc.
STORER I". CRAFTS
cowl. Mnunosn
"OW few stop to consider
what quality of water is
used when ordering a drink o
llieiiuuiy varieties of bottled
aeratcd beverages that are of-
fered for sale. A
We sell the product of the
Havelock Mineral Spring Co,
Lid, and it is the only magne-
Sia boiling spring used for bot-
llillg purposes in the Mari-
time l‘rovinces.Quality always
C0unts. Write us for prices
We would be pleased to supply
you,
owner of the soils owns everythin
above and below it has no well-found.
‘Id B|lDDOrt in the law, writes 'Henry
S- SP)-lrr in Case and Commelm N.,
e¥°l“51V0 1”_lEhf5 eun,be had in either
“Emi 0? 811'. Legislation cannot cre-
ate Buch 9- Fight. because man has no
exclusive possession of them. They
.are for all in commenf “And upon
whom doth not his light arise?" and
“the wind blowcth where it ligteth
und thou hcarest the sound thereof’
but canst not tell whence it cometh'
and whither it goeth," so it has men
said that light :ind iiir nreliestowed
by Providence for the common bene-
fit ol mun, and so long as the rea-
B mon property does not do nctual and
Derceptible damage to right of un-
other to similar use of lt, no action
will lie. A inun cannot occully a dwel-
ling and consume fuel in it for domes-
tie purposes without it in some de-
gree imparing the natural purity of
the air; he cannot erect a building or
plant a tree near the house of anoth-
er without in some degrees diminish-
ing the quality of light he enjoys,
but such moral interruption give no
right of action; for they-are necess-
ary incidents to the comnion enjoy-
ment by nll.
Granted, however, that n man cun-
not become proprietor of the nir a-' "So far as the case before us is
which the airs fills? Space may be
neither wandering nor restless, but
the idea that one may reduce any
Dortion ol it to iiossession is n leap
beyond any of the remarkable, fict-
ions of the cominon liiw. Space is the
one thing as to whiclithe brain of
innn is capable of conceiving lim-
its. And yet, in a recent ease in
which ejeetinent was brought against
a telephone conipniiy for Stretching 1|,
of the soil, owned upward to an in- whirled by the north wind, but the
definite extent. I-Ie owned the space
court held that 'delivery could be
_occupied by the wire, and had the made hy reiri-oving the occupying
right to the exclusive possession of,structure, saying that all the sherifl
that space, which was not personal,does to deliver ,possession of the sur-
property, but a part of his land, Ac- face of land or of a mine under the
cording to fundaniental principles,
surface is to rsemove either the per-
and within the limitation mentioned, sons or things which keep the owner
space above lunii is real estate the out. Ho, he de`tivers possession of
same as the land itself. The law rc- space occupied by the wire by re-
, ,yn
C - J _,_,
Sick Headachel*-53,5, 
are not caused by anything wrong fo i ,J
the head.bur b<yconstipatian,bilio‘_z I `.
ness and in igestion. Huda _, ,
powders or tablets may dmdern hut' .
cannot cure them.» Dr._ Morris _
lndian»Root Pills do cure sick head- ,
ache in the sensible way b removing
the constipation or sie! ltomlc
which caused them. Dr. M0tl¢'l l
wire iicross a miiii’s bniil-it pioneer
decision-the court holds that the
owner of the soil does in fact,-own
the spiicenbovc his hind. In this
case Vann, J., i-mid;
_ 4- f
Ladies’ Fall and Win- i
`f
display of real
best and include
versibles, etc.
faced, large turn
seini~fitting. _ . _
i
ter Coats
Never before have We had
the pleasure of making such a
with small prices attached, as
in our cloak room today.
The 'materials are of the
cloths, meltons, cheviois, re-
!is.@!y...--!=ivr- .Bills Ch<=Yi.i!
_ Coat with knotclied collar, velvet
pockets, large bone buttons 8 
- Heavy Heffigishceeiwesé
in grey, storm collar, double breast-
ed, turn back cuffs, slashed pockets,
semi-fitting, full length  
|!ss,v.y_.G§yJ9!g _Qleth
‘ with empire collar triinined with
corded silk. soutaclie and buttons,
slached pockets, turn back cuffs,
lar 'e bone buttons semi-
mtfng . . _ _ _ . 
polo cloth coat with sailor coll:ir,long
revers and cuffs of the reversed cloth
niannish pockets large pearl
buttons, semi-fitting............l9-50
stylish coats
twceds, polo
back cuffs, mannisli
f'
Heavy Reversible Grey '
11C\V
gnrds the empty space as if it were a ,nioving the wi;re.
Biflill. ilisepumlilc from the soil, and ’l‘his decision furnishes a good ill-
protcets it from hostile oceupationliisti-ation `of hnw n principle of law,
accordingly." it was insisted that ej-ltlvsilziied to nneet a state then before
ectment could not lie, because thclthc court, is afterward, when taken
sheriil could not give pussessioii of out of its set ting, often stretched and
_ _ , ,. space any nioro thiin he could leliv -r perverted, \in,'t`1 "f, I »- - _ .
spnuble use by one man of this com- bovc his lalld, what about the space' eonceriied, the plaintill, as the owner 'water in a running sti'enin orl dir ldity_ I I iuumeb an absur   
Indian Root: Pills are purely vege- l '
table, free from any harmful drug, l
safe and sure. When you feel the
headache coming take ` _
Dr. Morse's " _
. l
y  lil/
 -@-
1
l
I
44"*-~\i‘»
¥
i
i
i
A-1-
MILLINERY
DEPT.
VVc beg to announce that our
hats, shapes, wings, feathers,
plumes, ribbons, etc., li ave all been
received and are now on exhibition.
'Our niillincr--Miss Murnaghan
-will look after you most carefully.
4
___ ._..____..___~_.. ._._._=__ . =~_r _ _==_=,_.____ ___ . _ _ __
. ‘ » -' 1 ~ ~ » 11 Uni " “`”""
l?r¢S.s ._ ,.-G9f»d.S
For 26 years We have had
the name of shovvinig the best
dress goods in Charlottetown.
Wc`re bound to keep it too.
The stock this fafll has been
most carefully Selected and we
know we can fill most satis-
factorily any rep'uii'emcnts We
may be favored with it
Arrives. .
Fine, heavyweight, smooth finish,
lirailford Anizizon. A splendid fabric
for Children’s Suits, Black, Navy,
is .1 -c.~<i' -1
46“i`.fiii....”fJ. ....._.`.1..ii1.°.1. 42c yd
Satin Sirip<=l1'rss9h,Afn§.1_<1e
L, .l._-_Y
A fine all wo-ol cloth suitable for
either dresses or suits, the colors are
Szixe blue, l)c:lft blue, Navy blue,
Brown and (Ifrcen, 44
inches wid¢...__.......... 6Oc yd.
Qergcs and,Cl,1,.e,viots
` Black and Navy
Estaniine Serges 7 60e to $l.I8
Coating Serges 85c to l.l5
CheVl0tS  l0 
\'icuna Serges l.25 to L85
Roubaix Sedan Cloth
The famous, unequallcd cloth that
you have been buying for the last
Seven years. Far better than any
broadclotli. 54 inches wide in Blues,
Grcens,Browi1s, Grey, Fawn, Car-
i‘f.‘T?.1.fi‘?FT.f?TT‘.itf°.'_'.'.':;1; 1.65 yd.
4
v
Qmsrweiiii
Fleece lined
All wool--heavy
Necktie;
M§c.s’- .llfeernllset
All the different weights and qualities anyone could want
are to be found in _this department from the latest to the
heaviest; all wool, every size too, from that to ht a boy 5 '
years old, to that to fit the largest inan on P. E. I. ,
All wool--light
95 and $l.45 a suit . $2.l5 and 3.00
.Combination ~
$1.60 to 7.00 ii suit $2.65 suit
, Abdominal Bands-50db'dth.
We carry the newest styles and colors on the market. ]ust
as soon as they appear in the cities you‘ll find tliein here
-in all colors too.  ._ and 50c each
'W' ' ' é
Qhi\df°f1.’S .Jerseys
Grey, cardinal and navy $1-25f0 $2-00
Ladies’ Jerseys H _ -
Cardinal navy grey and black. A sizes
fron] 34 fo  ,  ft) 
A Childi.¢cfS!c§1.ew=af  
MW W'l`hrcc different lines in as many different weights to se-
lect from, sizes are 16 to 32. All prices infants, undervests
‘ and bands in Reubcns, pull-'over or buttoncd style in wool
l and cotton, wool and silk and wool at all prices.
Ladies’ Underwear `
C mfllcgiilfarfvgariiientsdn either white or natural colors in
all sizes fro1n25c.   
WJ
J ; _ --
.Qleyes
r.
ingly say Stanley's. I
Ki
Dogskin
Wool
Children‘s Dogskin
Ask anyone where to go for
gloves and thcy’il unliesitat-A childreifs
Bla?§,_'Ps‘ii, Cardinal. Sky
and Cream Cashmere
d 65c, I.-I0, L35 pnir
‘ 89c, I.25 pair
25c tu 75c
75c, 854:, 95c
Y r " T
Sizes
_ Ladies'
4 L .
__o§_iery or ,_ ver
Heavy- T/Vool Hose
~ Plain and Ribbed Heavy-
wool, VVorstefl and Cash-
mers. ' Black :ind Tan
A H ' f E iyo\neinthe,House,
Ears’
4 I-2 to 7 I-2 ’
liens
Plain Cashmere in Black,
Tan, Grey, Blue, Heavy
Wools and Heather mix-
l.lll'€S.
Heavy Knitted ' Wools,
Worsted Wools and Heavy-
weight Cashmere.
` '_L..<ii¢.f Ncciwag- `
Dutch Collars
' 25c, 55c. 50c
l Linen collars
_ I5c to 55c
Fancy collars
25c to I.50
25c to 1.00
25 to 50c
Hemstitched Turnover sets
< J ur \ p 25c to 50c 4
jabots
String tics
»
EXHIBITION
PROGRAMME  
Tuesday Sept. 26
2 p. m. judging Light Horses
begins and the Prize
List followed in order.
2 p. m. judging Beef Cattle
begins, -
“ “ Iudging Dairy Cattle
begins
2 p. m. ]udging in all the
dcpnrtiiieiits -in the
main Exhibition _
building begins except
cut flowers. '
Wednesday.
Sept. 27
9 ai. m. All unfinished judg- ,
ing of previous day con-
tinued till finished.
Iinniediately on con- '
clusion of _lodging of
Light Horses the judg- ,
ing of Heavy I-Icrscs
will begin and contiiiuf:
till finished.
Also iinniediately on
conclusion of Iudging
i of Beef Cattle the ]ndg-
ing of Sheep will begin _
and continue till finish-
ed. Also immediately
on conclusion of-]udg- '
ing of Dairy cattle.The
]udging of Swine will
begin and continue till _
finished.
9 a. m. Poultry judging will ‘
begin and continue till
' finished. .
I0 a. m. _ludging of Cut Flow-
ers begins :ind continue
till finished.
Thursday.Sept.28
9 a. m. All unfinished judg-
ing to be completed and
so soon as possible af-
terwards the judging
contests in Beef and
Dairy Cattle will take
place.
r
C r Ladies’ _and Children`s Knitted Goods Friday. Sept. 29
Particulars Later. .
Wednesday & Thursday
Horse Races
Details Tomorrow
Specialties between the
heats at the Horse
Races '
|.- The 2 Clairmoni llros in their Conv
edy Remlving Lridrlvr Act.
'I`liv\' do liuiiclsiiivnls on the lnrlrli-r,
licail-i';iii<Is, liandstriiiils on the back ivfii
rhair linlaiiuerl on lliu ladder. ll'é\|"CZO
and other rli:iir work. _
Their cniirc :ict is of the hair raising
kind and lillecl with llirills.
2.-The 2 De i\ln<'(\s g|'at‘cfiil,lillic',skil|-
.-rlfgyiiiiiasls, whose :iris are strikingly
novel and origin:iI, ineludiiig acrii-l acts.
3,-l‘i.1iio in llie clown novelty art. He
is rniisidercd one of the best rluwn bar
pvrfornicrs before ilic public. To this he
:idds comedy pantoniiiii: \\'liicli never fails
io ninusirz
3.--Mr and i\lrs Coiiser with their ten
performing dogs- <
'l`raini-il niiininls :\l\\'ays appeal to our
people.
Those dogs do everything but talk.
Ainong ihcm arvldancing dogs. leaping
dogs, dogs that jump, and turn somer- L
saolis, clown dogs and every other kind
of (logs.
5.--Mr :ind i\lrs Couscr again in their
great wire act. Suspended io feet above
the platform with nothing but R silver
wire for a foothold they perform ss if they
were sitaiiiliiig onthe ground without the
slightest sign of fear. with all ilic confid-
cn*c born of the knowledge of being
perfect masters of thc aut, Enough said,
come and sec them. .
f.-Robin-the great iiigglcr-not a
+ >
Yours very truly - hh-d_ihin time but a bird of a_ jugglcr.
7 _ manipulating large and sinnll objects with
rarelskill and keeping the comedy going
` , at the same tiinc. He is a top-notcber in
R E  &  ` _ ‘ ' his line and lriily ri great enlniner.
° ` Q , ‘ , 7.-La Belle Faiistinn, the great con-
‘ ‘ ' lortiupist.
_ . ` 'I`o-day in thc opening day of' the '
. ' Annual Proviiicial Iixhiliilion at Char-
Cliarlottetown, P.E.I. - g _ _ -1.. -. * ,_,,,,,,,,,.,,_ -
5_, zdmwsém _ ll
¢
t .
‘ ..
z ` . ‘
~ . - \ ‘ ° . ` ' _
\ ~
.`,°\ {‘:`r`_"
`.»’1`-,;
_ _ _ ` i , J ___ '___-`..
. _  `~ , `  __-__ 5.1,
\\ ` u ~ t ~
_ _ _ __ _ _ , _ _ ___.`___A"t;__
.- _ " -- . ~*` ".!;=-1
` _ _  _ .`.`_ _,,_____,..