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” ' We want every particular woman to conie in and ex-
l ,mine Royal- to note the rich handsome effects shown
-‘md its hariiionious blending qualities alongside other
21%*
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ROYAL--the King of
Broadcloths-Seen Here
Elaboration is the keynote of
those elegantly rich new autumn
shades in ROYAL Broadcloth.
Broadcloth is appropriate tor most
all occasions, but ROYAL is part-
icularly serviceable and stylish for
ladies oi the most exacting tast:s.
\\'e’d like to show _vou some of 'tlie shades iight in
this ad but sorry to say newspaper. facilities will not
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" C,,]m.,<_.noticc how rich the coutrzlstilig colors slio\v when
..  » p1.,CC,l C-_ypertlv side by side.
5?. N lf von sczirchcd ovcr the entire Piovince you couldn’t
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get better broadclotli--because Royal is King._ ,."
` Royal Biroadclotli is shovl ii in the following shades,
=3,.-1. [_ glu-U bi-owii, iiavy,black, catawba, rcseda, wistaria, and
Loiidoii binoke. I
' Royal Broadcloth, per yrrd........... . .  '
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1 Perhaps You would Prcler Either
il. Mellon or Venetian
lf your tastes at all run towards venetians
or meltons-again we got you. The new
arrivals in venetians show that fine. softly finish-
ed close twill - splendid for Princess effects-
The new English arrivals of meltons have
that touch of smartness that characterizes class
in clothes. The shades are black. green, brown,
and grey.
Meltons 58C, 4-5c. and .55c.
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YORK, Sept. 1-Surgeons say
that there is a slight rhanco o,
ol Miss Vera Fitcli, the
author who in a Ht Ol
because she belle/ed she
a literary failure, shot
at the hotel Astorhiondsy
The young woman now pos-
sesses a strong desire to live. She
'was resting quite comfortably today
IIEYI YORK'S POPULll`IOIl
ll0|l REIICHES 4,766,885
WASHINGTON, September 1--Ccn-
Manhattan borough
borough, 430,980;
1,634,351; Rich-
Queens bor-
augh
IIIIRDSIIIPS AT CIIIIPBELLTOII
CAMPBELLTON, Sept. 1--The
nlzhts are very cold and a great d-ral
'ol hardship is being lelt. The bi.ild-
ing committee 'are doing everything
possible to house the people but there
‘is bound to be a great deal of silt-
fering before‘ they can do anything
fcring before they can anything like
provide shelter for the hundreds still
tented out. There is very little build-
'ing of a permanent nature as yet,
ns the business men are waiting until
the matter ot government a.~.:iistaiit.c
is settled.
SIR R. PERKS ISIN ST. JOHN
ST. JOHN, September 1-Sir Rob-
ert Perks, the eminent English en-
gineer, arrived in the city today for
the purrnse of, he stated, looking
closely to the facilities for the large
dry dock and shipbuilding plant
which it is proposed to build here.
JAPAN ARRAIGNED
- BY RUSSIAN PRESS.
ST. PETERSIHJRG, Sept. 1-The
text of the treaty by which the Ko-
rean Kingdom .was annexed to thc
Empire of Japan, just published herc,
is the occasion ol a bitterly sarcas-
tic editorial in the Novoe Vremyu,
stitutes -“An historical example of
importance of the treaty is null,‘
says the Novoe \'remyn. It adds that
R\issia’s interests in the Hermit.
,Kingdom are insignilicant and. for
‘the document, the paper says, con-I
Symmeyess hy!,3crisy_~ The jmucialithiieir ina-nilzers of the l\l‘iantoiiomnli's
.___
._ WAHI-IINATON, September 1-With
,sn increase of $3,813,425 in the pub-
lic debt and a total deficit of $17.-
371,468.08, the United States treas-
ury clossd the second month ol the
di-ical year, keeping on an even keel.
,All circumstances considered, with a
working balance ol $30,826,057.23 on
,hand and the general iund down to
$89,523,205.
DIGBYIMN Yl.l\S <
SERIOUSLY INJURED
DIGBYI N. S., Sept. l-Iltcthci'
Moorehuusc, a sealer in /l. liwilil-
‘1ier’s canning factory, ,t`entr.~villc.
Digby Neck, was caught in ii rllnuinll
belt this afternoon and severely in-
jured. Dr. Rice, of Snndy Cove, i.i in
attendance. Molehouse is mnlricd
and has a family. It is thou,;lit. be
will recover. f .
FELL BEIIEIITII MOVING CAR
SYDNEY, Scpteniln-r' 1-A youm:
man named Leonard Boone, _aged
twenty-two, was instantly killed nt
'thc steel plant this aftcrnooii by bn-
ing run ovcr by a steel iiurot rar.
The unfortunate young man was sit.-
tini: on the car, which wns bt-ing
shouted ncnr the bloominiz niill, when
he slipped oil and fell on the trnclu,
the wllcel of the cm' pnssiiig over the
upper portion ol his body, terribly
bruising the body.
SMUGGLING CASE
STILL Bl~}l<`UltE' (.`.()tllt'l`.
SYDNEY, Sept. 4.-The h‘('t°tttci‘it'
sniuggling ease already ,i protracted
affair, is stretching into nnotliei
week. After lie was bouiid over to
appear before thc Suprcnie t‘oiirt oi
3. chitrgc of sinugiglintg, Captaiii Dicks
was ngiiiii arrested on it clinlfige o
unlawfully nnloudinir. contrabnni
goods, and his trial is now on oefori
Magistrate (`1iniplJell. Sometllin;
similar happened recently in tlit-.cast
;of Nolan, l~`oiichere and l\lcl)ontil~`i.
crew, who liave been serving a two
months sentence in jnil. e
At ten i."t‘.ock last evening they
'were aiviikcnell to be given their frec-
that reason Russian diplomacy will
_‘saw A.
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1 our dress goods buyers ami Monarch.the orlglnal.st5l1dfll'd H we have another great llne of
' ~ 1,71- Uroadcloth I5 U16 0l0\5l‘ that that splendid Tafleta ribbon. 4
I azwfys on the dwaigh  33;: lianiis perfeotli/~ thai- UFBPSS Wlth inches wide. heavy and llrm. the
 t °|r ofwn reoor tsqfl gya D twrlabsoute grace, and that wearS tdealrlbbon for halr hows, black
 :Y 2° or years O n B ‘until the wearer ls satisfied. l¥~ and all colours, special prlce I8
0 ot. than Monarch for the |¢,|
mes in au the new shades. S cents. Thls is we thlrik the best
mgpfgt: ?,`;;r)l;e;l:,b§(')l,'1:l;'g,g&";':3 gg to 56 Inches wide. and lt costs] lowlprlcu ribbon that we have ever
Monarch is still queen of sultlng I-75 9°' yard' Mowem' Mc-lieod' °"°r°d y°“' m"°h b°"°" than
broadcloths ar. l 75. when ariy- 9"`°d\r gut °:,'1n lsfggoants 'if mrjdgéluzag
thing better ls mace youu unc lr. -_ c‘;,,t"§ $’,a".0rderS‘f’m°;:1° Mcor
Here. Moore 'lt McLeod. 9-Zdtt’ Drop tn to the mllllnery depart- & McLeod ;3_2dtf°
_.__ ment, and get aoqualnrtecii  - _
f l lln o ea B
 ' ' |M,gREanN€|:N M?n§{Ghh|Bn';(::,(;' ih1guhvtc¥.1dt?lieuvery(lH%6S¢ Of \-NS Plenty of hair nets at 5 cunts
r 5;.; ‘fs Sim: gr 9 gums gl the,seasonsg00dS. 0fl0F8dll\3dVa\'\Ge each at the smallwares counter
Q.; "at somng 2? LMS °5p|5;nd,d‘orthe season. agonettalgrdouonldser to-day. come rlghtln. Moore Q
. 1 0 - _ _
’ 'cloth Monarch ls the nomo of regular prmes' e d gg in Mc' °°d 9 2°”
~ ' t a or -
.l I Broadclotlivaluo at l.75. Moore §l‘)‘;3ét"|2rfp{g_%‘:ly‘_)u M32),-ey 5, MG. *_*
yi Q McLeod. 9-Zdtf *I _Zan "Good Prescription service is im-
, ,», Leod. 9 i
,~ -__ portant at all tinics. The drugs must
f-ll' “Drop in and let us sliow you thc" UH t h ts (md hammers 396 at be pure, lrcsh and lull strength and
Hgv. new T b | | _ci-lk ¢'~._. ~ _.t _i ‘ fl” 9 , , _ they mlist be accurately compound-
.ll ` caved U uT£;lrvscammP lawn; ,_dJi,f|r=.crcl;10t t.l1"""U" & ‘~'° 5' 9 hm' ed. That is the kind ot service your
li' I i from anything uvrr sliowli in the ` "' doctor wants you to have and that
ill City and will bc sure to pli-ns1eyoii.- "'[‘nk0 nflvuritage OI Cameron & 15 Um l”C'1~‘40" ‘_Vl\Y ll_C'H fllWlil’S _l-'.18-tl
.3 D_ A_ Bruce.5_ 8_27,m_ |CU.S prices on tOo1s_ All miiumd to have us till his prescriptions.
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llliapi-1 a stranger to the young girl
, _ 20 [L c_ 9__1(tt[_ "The Two Macs." drtl.
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From London l-:ti-:liner From Halilax
Auf- 21°-t (Vin Knnnwliii St- t. 12th
V ` D Fri. St-pt q-Empress of Ireland
_ StJohn s.N lui Thu, Sept i5-Lake Manitoba
8eDt.3rd lViu Hlio-niindoan " Ztnil ’ fir" c;||i||
Sl'l"'h"""~N~ 1"-' E asses  .........$go.oou .
Sep. l7th. Ilii- nalinnnock llcl. .'.thl mpr (ing Clgn Cgbin 
' For llnvre Dirt-Pl.
From Liverpool l-lteami-.r From Halifax Lake Manitoba I “"°° 47’-5° "P'
Cundall .<1-pt .Sth
Aulflth Alnil-riunis l~`»r~pt.il.’»tli s°w“d c`|"n°
g",,__3,,.d |,,,,.,,m,,, ..S,_m' 2_5", Empreslee . . .: . . . . . . . . . . .$51.25 up
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EVERY MINUTE
of the day you can de-
pend on tlieiii.
What is it to you
that your \vatcli has
kept time for a whole
year if at the end of
that time it fails you on
a critical occasioii.
Montreal. Quebec. Liverpoul_
Lake Champlain] S
The ahove stonnir-rn have n limited ac Empr°“"""" """"" $30 0° `
lsommorlntion lor snloun pnnnl-rig:-rn. 0!h°rb°a"' ' ‘ ‘ ' ' ' ' ' ' ' " ' ‘ $2845 we N. 
[Passenger and Freight Agents lor the w_ };_ |3i;\v;iR1)
Allan Line Steamship Co. at llnlili-ix St. J
' Funnies.-s. wrriiir at co. l/ro.. l --l
I' »Halilax.N.B. Agent
I School Books I
College Text Books
I9l0 Term I9I I
including the Newly Au-
thorized Tcxt Books for
School and College- All
School Books sold at Pub-
lishers Prices.
-ALSO-
an imineiise range of the iiciv-
est and best iii
Scrlbherl Exercise Boclu
[lamination Pads. Muscular Move-
ment Pale, Note Books, Penmlnlia,
Pencils lrnerl.
F<»<>l»»cap', lfLo'r'i‘ixG i»Ai>-
ER, MICK()SCOl’l'iS, etc etc
in lacl. evcrytliiug required
by the student.
CASH discount, and lowest
prices guaranteed. $¢ml along
your children for their supp-
lies, we will trea‘ them right.
Carter & Company
Limited.
drtutf.
P .. .P.I?.
its °
5-
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Suiiiiyside.
Phone 192-L
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.__ -_f ____  7 ' V For Infants and Children.
. Fumm www Q co" Ltd! .R _  .p    Q,  fy \ lliBa llmilhlou llaia Always Bought
‘ “ - "  _ ears e .
F ,` STEAMSIIIP LINERS .    HgmtmeofV 
LONDON, iiALi1~Axsii1<vica,       
J
not raise its voice in protest. Great
-Britain and the United States have'
been bard hit in the opinion of tlicl
editor, who, however, concludes that;
as war is the sole means ol' annul-1
ling an accomplished fact, the sitiirr;
tion will he accepted "for assuredly,
no one Would go to war for Korea."
AGAINST HIGH ,
SCHOOL DANCING.
SAGAi\I()RE Bl-}A(`l-I, Mass., Sep-
tember 1-In thc last address of thc;
confei'on<‘c, Dr. H. Sterling Pomery,l
oi Boston, dcliverell a severe attack*
against high scliool dancing. “ln gen-
eral," lio said, “a high school dance
means lute hours, glaring lights, hot
rooms, seductive music, great excite-
ment and almost invariably the re-
tit to look upoii_ your llaughtcrs,
much less touch them. Then there is
often the return liomc solely under
the escort of some young man, por-
except for tlic acquaintance' of an
evening."
CASTOR IA
New Frllllngs havejusi come ln
from New York direct. See the
pretty ideas ln Paisley and Pars
lan effects. moore Q. McLeod.
9-Zdtf
‘ There ls no Broadcloth at the
price “just as good as Monarch."
When you hear "just as good"
remember that its saler to have
the standard of value. Monarch
at l.75 ls the best value broad-
cloth on the market. Moore &
McLeod. 9-Zdtf
“The balance ol our Summer
Shirts nt bi|: reductions. A large
assortment. to pick from at about
any price you desire. Try one for
Sunday.-D. A. Briice's. 8-27dtl.
We’re Mccankeys
Chocolates
Opening up a splcn- “Ver before'
did assortment of
School
Supplies .
5oc to $1.00 per lb,
Sumiyside Bookstore
llaszard & Moore
dttsrwtf
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We have secured the Exclusive Agency for
this celebrated line of goods, and by' so doing are
iii a better position to cater to your taste than
These goods are made by Toronto’s big
restaurant kin g-Geo S. McCoiikcy, whose name
alone speaks for their quality. This together
with the novelty in design of packages and dainty
appearance of same, iiiake tlieiu~one the best -
(if not the very best) line of chocolates in Canada
today. Call and see thein-Prices range from
E. A. I Foster
Central Drugstore
r
doin, un nppclil of their ruse to Jiidirc
Longley, of Halifax, liavinp: resulted
in an order for their rclcnse on n
writ of lialwns corpus. .\'o ,souiicr had
they stopped outside the jail, bow-
ever, than they were again ;ii'rost.i~<l
by Constables liIt'l\vards iinll Dan M'c-
1Jc<nald, this time on ri cliaree of util-
inir and abetting iii the discllnrge of
coiilralmnil hoods. ‘Tliiry rcsunied
their sluinbcrs and were airaigncui
this morning. '
’l`l\erc seems to be vr-ry doterniina-
tion on the part of the ('ustoins mi-
tliol‘itirs that thc inrli of the Mimi-
toiiomali shrill tinrl no method- of re-
lief. <‘l|ief l‘i'oveiiti\‘e (liiicer llouri-
not lli»l.~' said tliitt ltr does not think
there will he inlueli more smiugttlingg nf
liquor into Nova Scotia alter this
cnsc is concliulcd. Il tlicro is, it will
not be hecniise those inclined in than
direction have not liiiii thc way of
the trnnsgrcssor clearly pointgrl Um
to thcni.
_,___ _*L _*_ __ _-_,
_Our laundry work
is attractive
Att i'acti\'e la u ii cl r _v
\\'l.rk has a clialriii of its
oivii asitle lroiii ai pleas-
ing pci‘:~;oiialit_v. 'l`liat is
\vli_\' the work doiic bv
our l:lliiuli'_\' luis so iu:lii\'
:ul|iiii'ci'.\'. 'l`lic .siiiiplc
ri‘u><\iii~.ll|:ll \\‘\r "kii'i\v l\o\\"`
to do llu' work pri).
pi-rly and f\lrllit'r|uor\~,
\v\- ilu il. \V\> tilki'
llio troulilt- to do il riglil,
l.ols ol pi-oplv l¢|io\\' how lu
tlusllliiiijq but they li.'\v\‘n`I
llu-priilv lo do il properly
\\'u are tml that liilul.
The Star Steam Laundry
A. F. Webster, Prop.
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THE YOUNG
MAN
Some Surprises
Sample Suits ---See flhemf
A Many people have admired with pleasure and
surprise the unusual values offered in those sample
boys’ suits.
T here are a few dozens here yet but at the rate
of prcseiit selling they woii’t last long, We cou1dii’t
think of selling theiii anytliiiig near the _price if_ we
‘ didii't get theiu right oiirsc-lv_es, but IIS If IS, this is 11
rm-e opportunity to secure suits eiiougli for seasons.
You’ll see theiii right on the touutcr on first
floor. Doii’t put off purchasing.
A Most Unusual
Saving in Smart,
Snappy Three
Piece Suits
;_.i.
This s an eleg-
iant ‘lot of bo
srnart three piece
suits that oller dis-
tinctive savings to
economical people.
The showing is a
good line of striped
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T College Suit
“ Lion Brand "
and checked tivcctls, siiiglc and double breasted. All
good, frcsli new patterns, sizes to suit any boy Only
one .suit of each kind but 'there are a lot slio\\'il that
space will not periiiit iiiciitioiiilig.
TIIREE PIECE SLlI’I§S.
One suit, :li/L' 119, $ (i_.\i_; viiliig
Oiie suit,
One suit,
:-'i/.e _,;.’,
size tl,
Oiicsiiil, size 53, _
(liic suit, size 3,1,
Oiit-suit, .si/.c
Oiu' suit, .size
()iit- suit, `
93
\i >i ;¢\i
Sl.
.size 29,
for.....
66
1.2-.-L ini.:-lo-f-<51
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One suit, size JN, 6,35 value lor.. . .
(Loo value for. . . . .
.75 value for .. . . . ;
25 \':illit-
75 value
.5o value
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Excellent
Showing
ol
Tranny
Boys’
Norlolk
Suits
- Shown
on
First
Floor
. 
If you scarclicd the whole
Proviiice over you couldii`t
find a siiiartcr lot of scliool
suits for boys. _ The cloths
are good, pattci'iis stuart and dis-
tinctive, and the styles top notch.
\'ou’ll lilac thc Norfolk styles
that are priiiripally .<.lio\\'ii.
Oni' soil.
Ulu' suit,
Oni' .~;\|iI,
Oni- suit,
Oiu' suit,
Oni- suit,
Uno suit,
Ulu' Full,
Our siiiI‘
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TWO PIECE SUITS.
Si.-‘#5 vzilur- for _.$1.62
zo, (\._r,u vziliio for . . . . 3.48
sim- 31),
`\(l,
3|, 5.75 value for _ . . .3.i5
.Uv
co, 3.00 \:\'in‘ for . . . . . :.22
(i.7§‘, \':|l\|\i liir . . . . 3.67
sim- .i.i)ri' \':\lii<- l`<\r . .- ~ 2.33 _
sizi-
sizi- 7. 2;, vziluc for. . . ._. .3 05
sim'
size 27, 3.115 valine for . . . . .
. .204
size .‘=.,f_1 8;, \‘.\li|r for . . . .
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- `~ ‘l'_THl RlTA|t..¢~g`uW.(` The large brick building at present occupied _by John. T. MC-
\ V ' Kciizie, ceiitcrally sitiialctl close
builrliiig. Has plate glass, front and is a good biisiiiess stautl
_/ S~iodttsri1i\vfiin.
to l\larkt-t, llaiiks. and public
Apply 188 Queen Street
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About Hard Coal
Ulir Hnrd Coal is coming in excel-
lent :-ilmpe this season, we know our
cllstonu-i's will bc delighted with it.
We have another vessel on tho way
now with 500 tons same quality.
Il you are not already supplied, we
would sliggest ordering now lor de-
livery from this vessel.
Dont leave it until the price goes
:1P~ 
A. Pickard 8|. lin
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PRACTICAL
Carriage Painters
'l`lial`s \\'li:tl we :nr :tml if you
mice Ict us do :i job for you _von
will soon lind it out willi-out the use
ofa leltfiwiipe. .
Our work is A--I :iiill speaks for
ilec|l`.,(¥i\'e us :A vliiliicc on your
in-xt job.
FRI-Ill. C- WALLER
Sunnyside 203 Kent St.
_ Phone 240 _ 0 -ulfmipd. ,
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Notre Dame Academy
Notre llaniu .-’\c:u|cni_\'-This WPI
kiiowii ilislitiilioli will reopeiiils claisses nn
'I`\u~sil:iy S.-pl. lilh, loin. .\.~i usual |\l`lVf\l“
lessoiis will be _given in slrnvving, |*1\l"l‘
`liig, \oc:il iimsic, pizuio, oignii, linrp.
mandolin. guitar plain and l`:un‘y i\\‘l'<ll**‘
`\\~nrk. I..-saline in pliysiealciiltiin- will
`lic givi-ii iii cla.~=s---I’|ipilB ronipulciit for
, li i- work are p|'o|\:\ri'tl by liceiisawltcvnfll'
'Cr for iiizitririiluliuill Al Prince of \\a|c!
Colli-gg A special liiisiln-ss del"""
inunl under It t‘erlil`iv:|l¢‘tl iitslriivlftl’
lvmls up lo grmlimlioii from Ihr fill'
,I riniizitli l’lioliogr:ipliic Institun-. SI!
iliploinas from ilu' liistiliili' were 0l1U\l"'~"l
|liy Ni ire llmiid pupils in _liiiiu l9I0- All
:i|1plic:\lions should hemridn to thc l\l0ll\°
Superior as sonu as possible.
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