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ag, ` livn, and bowel cleanaer-tonic-
nqt§ ea and gitant. Its action is na-
tt_lt`ll,and-_gictle-no grlping. It is
delieious-no, dreading. It ls positive
u§'prompt-aio waiting.
~ your stomach is sour and .filled
with -vils» paces, your head aches, or
you are blious, nervous, dizzy, half
sick,,yoqr _tong°ue`-coated. your thirty
feet of bowels clogked with waste not
properly carried \_.0fl- don't wait.
Surely takq 9, teaspoonful of delicious
Syrup of Figs to-night, and in the
morning all eonstipated waste, sour
~i§fi;}':\ bile, gases and* 'poisons' will move on
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ed s large dose ful- Tphyelc, than they
took something' severe, like _ castor
oil, salts or cetharties. tliatmeaut a-_
buss to the bowels. These are the
days of the gentle and natural- the
days of~Syrup,~of Figs. This way you
are not drugging yourself. Syrup of
Figs being composed entirely ol lus-_
cious figs, senna and aromatlcs can
not cause injury. _
Ask your druggist for “Syrup of
Figs and Elixir of Senna," and lbok
for the name, California Fig Syrup
Company on the label. This is the
genuine-old reliable, A'ny other so-
called Pig Syrup is an imitation oft.-
en meant to deceive you. Refuse such
with contempt.
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` 'AUTUMN EXCURSIONS
UHARLOTTETOWN T0 BOSTON
Uommeucin6 Segtomber ldth, and con-
tinuing u_nfiI cto er 14th. inclusive- Ex-
cursion tickets will be sold at above rates
kood form dava from dats of issue.
. ?ave s St. John et 9.f0 e.rn. Mondays.
W _dnssdayn and Fridays for Eestport.
Lubec and Boston._
llaturnln$Vles\'nl enlrsl Wharf, Boston
Mondays. sdnesdars and Fridays. at
ll a. m., and Portland at 5.00 p. m.. for Lub-
sc East ort and Bt John.
eiirevice between Portland and New York.
ave Franklin Wharf 'l‘ueednys,'l‘hurs-
dye and Saturdays at 6 p. m_ ,
or tickets, literature and informatio n
e ply t local ti lr t agent _ ilagg ge
cheeIred‘I.hrough 1.?) ifestinatign. B
L. R Th T. F. it P A
WM. li°.II'&Tl?.nh80nt.
Bt lohn. N. B.
BATON'S MILLINERY OPENING;
The event of the season takes place
tomorrow evening when Paton & Co
hold their autumn showing ol splen-
did mlllinery trimmed and untrimm-
ed, mounts, ribbons, velvets, etc..
10-2M1l.
_"We have all kinds of farmers
boots, made of buff, kip, and grain
leathers. These boots are made es-
pecially`fc'r farmers; as they need
boots that will wear and keep the
water out. God Bros, 128 Richmond
St. 10-2Mtf.
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SOURlS, l’.l-I. lslantl and
MAGDALI-Ill ISLAND
STEAM-SHIP SERVICE
l‘heA 1. Steam ship “LADY BYBIL.
will leave the Railway whnrf,IPictou,
.» .1 every Monday and Thursday morning' on
arrival ofthe Express from Halifaxytoi
he Magdalen Islands, calling at Souriu,
P. E. l. goingand returning.
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_ _ . _ _ lves,Agent at Pictou, Matthew A: Me
Direct Route to Boston
via Hawkesbury and,l:lalilex
Aivru ins isxcu ssioivs 
Charlottetown to Boston _md return
FAKE 513 oo. Good for thirty days
from date of sailing.
Lean. Agents at Bourls or. Wm. McLur
Manatrer and Owner.
Plntou. April 22nd. 1912- _
_____-_ --i--____,
Charlottetown Steam Navigation, Co
Limited. -
Commsnclnz Monday the :ith May
Steamer "N_orlhumher|a d"
leaves Qharlottetowq lor Piclou,` N. B.
&w o clock I.. m.. leavin! Picton on return.
about A I0 P. rn. _
Ballinipn every Tuesday atrnoon. Re'
turning cave Burton Saturdays.
For further iuiormation apply
~ Agent Ch Town.
 
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  i i yfurnese Q. Wiihy Co, Lid A.
__ STEAMSIIII’ LINERS
from London _Steamer Irom Hallie I
--- Durango Sept. 17thf
 'i ' August 30th Kanawha " 1'5st,,
Sept. ioih tlhenundosh Oct sth
Qppt. 27nd Rappahannock Oct. 15th
from Liverpool Steamer From l=hll'lu
Best. Dth Tabasco Bent 27th
Beet. me aims.-isp. occ. mi.
'-5 The above eteemers have s limltod ae-
"$15
ig,
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oommodatlon lor saloon passengers.
Passengers and Freight Agents for th
Allin Line Steamship Co. at Halifax,
_ i YUBNIBB WITHY di 00.. LTD.
Hslllax N.B. Anais
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Connections _made at' Pletuu for al
points in Nova Scotia. '
__ 'Steamer "Empress
lea ea 'Summerside for Point d
N, és about 10o’clock a. ni., lea
du hens on return about 4.80 p
nacting with exorsss trains for-Chariot
tetown an Tiznish. Connections made
at Point du_Chem- for all points in Canada
and the United States.
G W. WAKliFOR.D.
anager. f
Uharlottetown. P. E. Island. _-I
'- - 28rd May- 2
 
QUEBEC STEAMSIIIP
C0, LTD.
1912 Service
S. S. _“CASCAPEIlIA”‘
From Montreal and Quebec
fo Gespe, Mel Bay, Perce
Summerside,Cherlotteiown and
Pictou.
From Montreal
Thursday, '
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12th.
26th.
ioth.
24th.
7th.
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From Ch’town
Thursday,
5th. “ Set
19th. “
3rd. “
17th, “
315,' ll
Nov ° 14th. “ Not
Rates and further particulars will
be furnished upon application
CARVELL BROS
6iqMwstl Nov i3.
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[&ANADIAN PACIFIC
' " III IIISSIS
IAND OTHER STEAMSHIPS
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Loral A i i K_.lo¢m Co..
° Cemv=&:0§ee-Manual.
PAPER
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riiou sr. ions, N. ii.
CHRISTMAS SAILINGS
EMPREOS OF IRELAND. .l\ov. z9’h
LAKE MANITOBA. . .. Dec 7|li
EMPRESS OF BRITAIN.. Dec |3lh
BOOK RESERVATIONS NOW
I 'castifriiszf'i.:i.£°.i:.;?’l:.':.i.'-:.i°"
W.B. HOWAPD. Glsneral Alent. Bt
ohn, .B.
_q___ Diamond _
. No other
prfeee
 Give Her Take Vino]
 MR. DOUBLE FACE.‘ `
One ol the meet eonteinptible speci-
mens of humanity found in the cate-
gory is the fellow who eau weep with
one eye and wink with the other. He
can take cocktails at the club or we-
ter at the love feast; he can sing the
"Little Brown Jug" or “Nce.rer. My
God to Thee," apparently with equal
gusto. Lllre a piano he ran vibrate in
or reverbernte to the touch of the
"Devil Trill_" 1-le runs with the sheep
Y
Pack. l-Ie subscribes handsomely t
church funds and makes up the ex
errant humbugs is that some bf then; H
appear to persunde'themeel`ves tha ' » _
celestial harmony to "Holy Angels" ‘their lives are not "oil 'th_d` square " ww." and ~°hl~mrm de's"”d'1“t.y°”`
A‘dbwnrig'ht crook ia_.a prince h . \  '» ' '
` tliese moral chaineleons- that alt
and is cquall at home with the wollltlieir color to suit their circuxneta
o ces ' ’
wheat, or
S006
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some people.
School boy's
8.
in trouble. The aston-
faot'in connection with these
s i srniiv snows.
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THE WEST INDIA TENDEBB
CLOSE TODAY.
o'r'r/iwa, sept. so.-'-'rim period
for receiving tenders for the propos
ed new steamshlp service between r
Canada and the British West Indies
and British Guiana' and between Can-
ada and Jamaica, closes at noon to- t
morrow at the department ol trade
and commerce. The date at which t
the contractors will be able to supply
the services ls to be a feature ol the
contract, the government being anx-
ious to have the service lu operation
as soon as possible.
It is provided, however, that the
vessels must be of the A 1 class and
speed of twelve knots when loaded.
Another important provision reserves
to the minister of trade and com-
merce, pdwer to prescribe the maxi-
mum freight and passenger rates and
to provide that no discrimination
exporters or importers.
COMMISSION TO MEET
OTTAWA, Sept. 30.--As a Dart of
the investigation now being carried
sion, of which I-lon. George E. Fos-
ter is a member, all the administra-
tive departments at Ottawa have
been called upon to furnish such data
in their possession as would be of
use by the commission, more especial-
ly in regard to the character and ex-
tent of the natural resources of Can-
ada. It is expected that the inform-
ation so obtained will be _considered
by the commission during the sitting
in England, and later on the com-
mission will come to Canada for a
study of conditions here on 'the
ground. '
FOUR SLAIN; BODIES y
` BURNED IN HOME.
QUINCY, Ill., Sept. 30-It is be-
lieved that Charles and Mrs. Pian-
schmidt, their daughter Blanche, six-
,teen years old, and Miss Em-ma Kaem
pon, twciity~one years old, a teacher, I
day in the ruins of Mr. Pfnnschmidt/s' '
country home near Payson, sixteen,
miles southeast of Quincy, were mur-_
di-red. The house was burned, and it
is believed in an eilort to hide the
crime.
Circumstances indicate that the
victims perished while asleep. One
thing that led the Sf.a.te’s attorno
to investigate is the Inct that' the
only stove on the premises was not
in the residence but in a small frame
ling. '
night by C. J. Foy, Vice-Presl
dent of the A. O. H. for North Am-
erica, who declared the Irish element
was rapidly losing ground in canada.
Mr. Foy spoke at the banquet fol-`
lowing the commemoration services
in honor of the ship fever victims.
"There aré two reasons." he conti-
nued, "and one of them is intemper-
ance. I believe the Irish race, an a
whole, are the most sober in the
world, but individually we are much
given to .the evils of intsmperance _
amd it is playing havoc with us. lt]
ls an evil that' must be corrected, lf‘
we are to continue and flourish."
lflr. F_‘oy slnocomplainerl that the
Ir sh had left the soil and warned
Eastem fathers not to send their
sons west, because there they lost
their faith. He declared too. that in
some sections of Canada. the Irish
l. if __-_ _rss _ _ - --\‘
F i
Black Prince Hose at 
all the Leading _Dry
Goods Stores.
 
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When the blood is poor.
When more flesh is need-
' ed.
When the throat and
lungs ere effected
' When- the w¢`ek` need ~~’=
, strength.
It isa blood purifier, a
tissue builder, a flesh cree-
tor and strength producer.
_ It improves the appetite. `
1 ' gives renew the stomach
and 'njuvenatee the whole _
system;
$100 Ml
all kinds of civilization, including
llglcn, away from them. I-le fesrs'&
Y
zatlon gets to them, and he will
the whole district.
as well as the traders, said Dr. _Stat-_ -
ansson, who is himself a graduate "
capable of maintaining a minimum thi’ Harvard divinil-Y 805001-
blonde Eequimaux do not--need
trade and they have a religion of
their own which answers their
-P .3 - `
_ _The mostdeadily disease that
struck the Esquimaux anywhere
shall be made against any Canadian tile measles. Fifty per cent of them
die of this disease. The missionaries
and their Supply ships are as likely
to carry measles as`are the fur
IN LONDON. 5|-g_ The
on by the Dominion royal comrrils- mitted to land without im,”
tion.
After raining' continuously for
teen hours the weather cleared
m0l'nll'lg 101' a few minutes
snow storm of respectable dlmeiislona
followed. It was snowing briskly at
seven o’~clock, but the snow melted as' `
soon as it. struck the ground.
F_al| Dress Shirts are heautlrul.
The now Novelties are the
Hand organs and slightly
Pianos. 9-25mtf
whose charred bodies were found to- '
Second~l-lsndorgons and Slightly
Used Pianos. Watch for the ad
of nechwear cannot be beaten
Our Range consists of Pafsleys
5-WOULD BAR MISSIONARIES. |;h° many bargains at Miller B705
Annual Sale of Second-Hand
New Yomr, sept. so-viiniaimur orgensana silshtly-Used Pl°“°S~
stefausson, who. discovered the blon~ See the ad. 9-25MU-
de Esquimnux in the Coronation Gulf;
cglon, hopes to flnd a way to keep
vi
heir speed extinction if ci li- 3
0 Ottawa this week'to ask
ol
I want. to shut out the missionary '
tif
The
the,
ur-
P r
oss vcr well ‘ 6
ever
was
trad-
only intelligently .governed
squimaiix country in the world is
eenland, where Denmark maintains
,strict quarantine, no one being per-
tige-
SNOW IN Nnw'i3RUNswIcK_ `
’WOODS'I‘OCK, N. B., Sept. 30-'
eigh# .
this
End a,
'Our Excellent showing of Me n's
So ml
Repetta. Call and soo them. Price
S I .25.Natlona| Clothing- Comps ny
9-d4Mtf.
Bargains ofa lifetime at Miller
Bros. Third Annual Sale of Seoong
use _
Miller Bros. Mammoth Sale of’
‘ _ 9-25mtf
Neckwear:Oursuperb showing
Cross
e
to be
Dominion.
B vmbeblv
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In
u°”"A“ “' ii in ii ii bands may _ho deported.
“nd “ "ry oi, Isllclng ltbat. tl\9y"_~w0,l1_ld °¢_>l\llfi'
b _ _ '
_H15 the ¢lty ol Glasgow alone,"
4.. _gf
if whois 0f__scuuaui1__mas 3.1108. repre-
BB _
si $151,500. .- ' »»-
re- English and American makes. we
which to' choose at D. A. Bruce. ' / '
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blood and nerve nic, is certain in -»
your wash tulle in the MUD what do you
eey‘I. To put it mildly its _ unpleasant. it
means ex ralebonextrs. time. extra soap
and coal house all mussed up another
8 ¢ `
(Yoavold all such let us do your flat.
work] Yourgoéidsurp cigreluléy handlefi,
c een was e nice ron r
Crepe Fslllo and Knitted Silks ln :aturded ll intrustedyto Us? D °m° Y
Bias stripe combinations.
bars and Boarded Ends. Prices
25ots.to 75ots. National Clothln
structure adjoining the main dwel~'lc°' 9'Z4’M"?   
_ _ I
are
cases in
mission is-
unlque on
hlch any YB* Wm*
o Canada. _ _ '
Briefly, it is to further an arrange-
ent between Canada and S¢0l218~Dd
01110
0118
ute to the support ol their spouses
aid '_ Sir George, "the numberlol
as 970, which cost the city no less
ap $41,250. The number for the
“ting an expenditure to the country
noiyierty Church Organ worth
|50 mr 335. This ls a sample of
CAPS complete range of Caps in
re hotters aswell as clothlors
nd wa psy special attention to
_. A ' _ . »4 _ mf(
ii h r asweiiestneheae  -  ` 
ti; oI'l":l2:s.° lgfleocs _50o'to $1.50.  
Canadian government to issueapro- Natwnal Clothing Q0' ' '9-24M”
clamation of perpetual Quarantine
  __Q¢=~QBcs~..=_iai=.'_ R
' 
I-lava Always
_ over 80 years, _
and has
‘ sonal
Allow no one
Ixnitatlonsaild
that trifle with and endanger the
'Ghlldreii--Experience against
What is GASTORIA it 
Gastonia is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil; Para- Li;
qrorlc, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is _Plealan_t.' .It ' 1,
contains neither Opium, Morphine nor' other Narcotic" ,»
lnbetance. Its age ls its guarantee. It destroys Worms
and alloys Feverlslmess. It cures Dlurrhcoa. and_W_lnd _
Colle. .tt relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation
and Flatulency. It asslmilates the Food, regulates the ’ V
Stomach and Boviels, giving healthy and natural  I 2
'ras onuai-sms Panama-:rue iuotnei.-'s nieua. _ \ _ -'
Boats the Signature of '
"over`i',L§;.5on  esieeeimrs or ladies' ' / ‘ - _
uitings .""and 75 in coatings from
"'Ma°'s Blood Food, the premier
esults, a box 50%: 3 lor $1.25 and
I0l‘ $2.50. The TWOJVIBCS. 10-ZMSI
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The Kind You liavcAlwayS§'Bill1ght1.__;§
ln Use For Over 3__0 Ye_a_|'s___ _'ff f;'_ 112, »
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"Montreal fo Bristol "
Three Diys on Atlantic
The journey slam on the sheltered 5|.
lawrence, full gl lileierlc interest and
charm. The modem and lplendldly ap-
pointed R. M. S. Royal Edward :ind
R.M.S._Roysl George make the trip one
of continuous pleasure. At llrlsfnlcsqicss
train: lake the traveller
lhtolllh Shakespcsrds
country to London.
Write for lnformaiion.
P. Moon” °
C¢aerslAseu!. Halifax
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When Your Clothes line bretks and
Telephone 151 and our team will call
A. F. Webster
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Let ics 'Attend 'to Your
Plumbing Trouble,
' I ' We have a large staff of expert plumbers- _
niakc a. specialty of their work and know that we
can give you best possible service. ' _
Our iii-st-class equipment fiufl ii methods
and skilled workmen mal.-e lol _f.._..i.»\i..aion when
_they attend to your uf.. li. ' _ _
Have Your Home Heated
Properly o
l)ou’t wait for the fold W wezitlicr to come be-___
Z fore you see to the proper -heating of your home.‘
S tart on the work now, today and sec that your
hi me is well protected from wInter’s winds and
-sto rins. ' Call or phone 263 tor information re-
~ ing our system. -
Stanley, Shaw df Peardon _
` Cor. Great George and Kent Sta
._ _.___-_ ___ - - -__ F_-_
ARE LOSING GROUND. __  _ _
`iuoN'rRsai., sept. ao.-Much in- ` _
terest is displayed by local Irish _ _ '
leaders today over the address last! ~
_ _ _ _ _,U __ ,____._.- _'
  BREAKING  RECORDS
_ _ __r' _ __ ____ _ _ _ _ ____ _;_  ` _
Lest week we sold six organs and three pianos--si rcéord for us.---and apt
this rate the entire line _will be cleared out long` before the eiidlof the month _
_ Every day secs at least one instrument sold, so if you have any i~rit<-n't'if_»1i_Qi?
buying, NOVV--right now, is the timeyto select. Bargains like those come but
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once in a lifetime, and ‘its up to you to profit by them..  _ .   _    I
  I ThE feaS0`X`I We IJIIVC
“ ,, ' so many second-hand
ReaSOTlS°~'  - _organs and pianos is the
fact that we sometimes take
a slightly used instrument
as'pa.rt payment for a new one_ ‘
These pianos and organs takeup a lot of valuable
space and _in. many :ases___
make on a sale
So we are forced to sell
make room forfnew goods._
I
repi'ese_nt‘ all the profit we
¢
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them, even at a' 'sac_rifice,_to
This is' the- reason why we
have this sale. Our loss is your gain.
- Some of tlic prices mark- " _ "' - '
ed on' tlicsc instruments would A Few  -‘
not pay for the cases alone. `”' fO1° YOU f  "
Every instrument has been thoroughly overhaulcd,
turned and _tested-new parts added and made good ss
new in every respect. In' many cases, you know, an
organ or piano needs some use before it acquires itslull
sonorous tone and sympathetic touch.
_ These prices are for cash this fall. And 8 p. c. for
time. 1 We pay freight and give a stool and book fi'c`e'.
Send your order in NOW. ' ~ " _ I
Last week, 26*--Now. 1 7-gi-Tl_iey`reyGo_i11q Fast _ V~
.sm at co wp raising sm.. my
massive. walnut case,4 sets of rcldl.
and' Seribner'e tubes. very powerf'iil`
laetmmeat: Qeli. .u "..,;'=_ ' 
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adnohds," I i step;
GW"‘if
William
high top. z knee
reeds, 7 stops,
' M45.
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Dominion. ergsej 4 tele ofvetdli;
lmae swells, couplers, ii s\'epo,.lt
top, Only ‘ ' ,
all