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st' _tally e1<_>ee.nricee. during _tus  f V ~ _ -
~\;'$iie's=fif1_  variety. _ rand? ~~ ' -'_
Exhih U90. Ht* G- _ Es' l'l.\li°\R§9°l1’s._,.
-»g1;_»s_ei.-.'4»»»»ii~=»"  pmgl, oiiasys _sn f»o».sqen¢md. _Wi rem# Y
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ni. r ' u';ptp1§.4_vip.mj.
For _ _  __».‘. _ ,__,_¥1ir-aiu. 6"_ p. rn."
For wwf. I W at 6` 0 p§_2n§'M,m 3, reached at iameetlng of the ofhcil-
- ' ' drivers andmernbers 'bi the Mllwaixg
~nuring nixhisitimr-wssk s.s. rm- k°° ““'° awe" “'°°°'““°“ ""4
land will make her trips on several
routes as follows: Monday leave hs”
at 4.'s.rn, _for Victoria, retumlng, due
ai. 11 8-lm _Mvndey leave for Orwell
at 2 pm. Due on return Tuesday at
10 a.m. Tuesday leave for 0rw'ell at
B p.m., due on return at 8.30 p.m.
Wednesday leave for West River at
5 s.m. and 3 p.m. Fridny leave iur-
Esst River at '5.30 l-\.ni. and il p.m,
Saturday leave for Victoria at 5 a_
m., returning due about 8.30 p.in.
' _ 9-ixlm-aw,
_'Both Methodists and christian
e5angr6x!_¢i‘0Dl_ are askedtolcave con-
tributlof'i"s` for P. E. I. Hospital
booth' at St. Paul’s Schoolroom to-
d y.
rig*-‘-v, , -_ ,. T~".’l"*°___“~°*---~~-;--
 :1V.'1'_‘, .' BORN `
EVANS-At Burlington on Sept; 14
to John N, and Mrs. Evans-_a son,
John Nathaniel. _
POTATO CANKER IN MONTREAL.
Prevailin 'irices are not enticing to
at Montreal: _- __
be xgniergolng a_universal_ degenera-
tion. * Loeal conditions at the present
time are such as to cause the local
dealers extreme uneasiness; They
state that the potato grown on the
Island of Montreal and in the im-
mediate vicinity is practically barred
from the market. 'Iheir best cus-
tomers, such as hotels and steamers,
refuse to buy. it owing to its diseas-
ed condition.
“-The canker infection is held whol-
ly accountable for the condition ol
the crops. The potato canker is u_
.virulent fungus disease and has done
tremendous destruction to the crops
throughout Europe .in the past few
years. It has done so much harm in
Europe -that the Dominion Govern-
ment deems it necessary to bar the
importation of European potatoes to
Canada." ` __ _ :_‘, `
_. _ DIED. _
MCKENKIE-At Charlottetown, on
Tuesday evening, Sept. 2-ith, 1912,
Annie Elizabeth MacDonald, widow of
the~laite Donald .MacKenzie, in the
74th year ol her age.
Funeral on Thursday at 2 o'clock,
to l’eo_ple's Cemetery, from 251
Queen St~ ~ '
a am annum . _ - H
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_  I  _in 
 jthousnnd bushels oats wanted
alsoa large quantity of hay.
` '_Farmers.aftcr the highest prices would
do Wel1'_to`ap-ply, A    __
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Mill1IiQny_ -Annofunfoemefnt
fl'  `u`n_;}I_`ersigned -wishes. __to»_._¢}_n-
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o,_,..f__f1-5,-,w__,_f,,‘1g;a_,».‘Vevening_ t-lic  mst-
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ii. vii?-i¢er¢_?1¢di fhemefkefsief Ee'-‘W
an-ii’c_1;i-*[,2_\~_fiy¢’i€ii:a» _to .= Procuref the newest
a1ip(1~'»iib¢3*ii’i1e ~Hats'.`, Our- Misa.  V nn?
wh  .'f_¢nv¢Iii_»r¢f¢-reed fr<>m;_¢h¢‘__ <1"
Q   Boston and other large
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wr‘r‘hl_f!»f1ai~,_»...iiiV¢1i'¢-Q Ihr sr i.d?gs.zn-._M1lbz1_~
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.ang gggd-__-‘ qnd we l>`¢_lJeve__be_tter still
i' oiir fall`Exhibitioni' ’
    * _timent between esst_'and_west ferns-
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on gctpheiwd.. This decision “ ‘ -'I ¢¥li!»_\llm°‘l°. ln' 'Mu "t“l8011°8¢'lY(l;`?'
-,$n‘id.|i.£on.‘- "‘_._.”~'.  .‘__ ,_~_~' '
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all kindred troubles. there is nothing
qul.te.so good as Rexall Dyspepsin
Tablets. This preparation is sold
F\REDERICT0N_ Sept Z4___The po__ with U16 RBIBU Gllatllltoc and thc
esta market in this province is sun' fefmule is plainly printed on the ia-
‘“nEett1ed- and not yi.; ou- its feet_` bel. Each box of Rexall Dyspepsia
Tablets contains a sufficient number
g ' ; ' .
th fa ‘~ ,thou h ,_ ,east th ei osstr-ic Tablets. Full du-,stipns is
8 rms” B g 8 B ever package Three sizes 25s Sec
s I ld A - ' Y - I -
equal of tho e be ng pa in roos and “_ The McKinnon hr “___
b K 0 C » ax- ' '
°;ns._illglitl-La1_stsr hss__ths ieuow- °°\"1°f Qi- Genre# and Kent Stl- _
ing regarding the Dotater situation _ _ °*2“_‘E*-|-
_.__
“Potatoes around Montrealseem to - ,PARACHUTE -JUMPER-KILLED'
_ BERLIN, sept. 23-An amateur-rar
achute jumper was killed at the Col-
umn of Victory. He-was a paper
hanger named Bittner, -who climbed
to the summit of the Column to ex-
periment with a self invented ap-‘
psratus. '
PIANOS MAKERS ON STRIKE.
NEW YORK, Sept. 23-Today
marked the beginning in New York of
a strike of piano makers called by the
union in demand of a 15 per cent.
increase in wages.
Delegates representing approximate-
ly 10,000 workers in the piano fac-
tories voted in favor of the strike,
According to the leaders the non-u_n,-
ion as well as union__men are.-dissatis,-_
tied and preparedto quit. - V-
IRISH PROFESSOR SUICIDED., -
LONDON, Sept. 24.-Stewart Dick-
ey, aged 25, who came here from Bal-
fast, Ireland, a month ago to be Pro-
fessor of Anatomy in the Western
Medical College committed suicide to-
day by shutting himself inthe bath-
room in hisiboarding house and turn-
ing on thc gas. Hé'le!t several
notes. I No reason for suicide is
known as-he was apparently in per-
fect health.
Shortly before his death Professor
Dickey wrote a lengthy treatise on
conditions in Ireland, and possibili-
ties of war. He was a perfect speci-
men of physical manhood, standing
six feet, four inches.
MONTREAL MAN SHOT
‘  ' 'IN< HIS HOME.
_J__;. i
' MONTREAL, Sept. 23.-L0uls_BBtr
an armed, posse of ilf'ty men strong
_and its numbers constantly augment-
-ed is tracking down a giant negro
'who shot Betournay early this morn-
ing in his home at St. Lambert.'s.
Betoiurnayi had come down stairs
from his bed room to light the fires.
1-ie found the negro crouched under s
_table in the corner of the kitchen.
Kicking him he ordered the man out
_of'the house. -
_ The intruder sullenly emerged and
_Betournay started to leave tbsroom.
The negro' stealthily followed him
_niung the hall amd suddenly whipping
.out`a revolver _ fired three shots in
rapid succession. The first .crashed
through Betournay's back, the other
two went wild. The negro leaped
past l_iis_vfctim, darted out the front
§door and down '_ the street, but de-
-spite his wound B.:tournay'chase<i
him. For nearly a quarter of a mile
hekqpt up thepursult, but as loss of
blood made him weaker, he was forc-
ed to give up. the chase, and stagger-
ing back to his _room collapsed.
--'  3, ` _i  ._ ` 5 __'::T;_.a.;;f;.- """ " 5-'T-"---1 _ _
_ _ .-__ _our-ney, ility-two years old is dyiryg,
_ - 3 in the Royal Victoria Hospital, whi 0
r ' “
STRONG NAVY SENTIMEN-T.
- o'r'rA_w.i, september 23- premier
Flemming, od New Brunswick, who is
here today an route home from the
Canadian forestry' co`nv,ention in Vic-
toria. told the Canadian Brees in an
_interv_iew,_that he had found in thu
welt a very strong feeling that Can-
ada should do something in a `prac-.
tical way toward the* general defense
of _the empire.
_ The west is taking 5 very keen in-4
terest in the na'_vy'problem, he said,
most of the talk of divergence of sen-
Csnada. ‘ _ e have dsploreg losing
0111' 118|?-, but in the end' it is.g0ing to
be a. good thing in that it will pro-
mote a unity' of sentiment that could
not .be obtained -in any, other way.
V _ YOUNG Eifivnrrau Msnruss. _
 'ronoN'ro, sept. za.-A problem
in deportation has been opened up by
.the resen in .d t '

-di _A Biff.-'1¥= '
lish wife, Mr-.`snd Mrs. Lamel. 'rho
_sesame 1,!-th. _. h ‘ ._ i_
in- a_   dugfgggwtrgl
94:*-0| »_¢ W. 'was brglth f»°'*-he
no lee__of _Uomiiii_sligser_ can of tae
°~i:i‘~*~i.“..:°“-*.*.-"'"°...:°.“‘i.*“=°..'°..'»
 by 'mtiins dei>o.i'Ft`atlgn‘s=rII
dsllld in the aid" of City‘Relisf 0fR¢Qr`
i
1
.Ooytl. _ _ '
Proceedings are begun. but the
question is whether the wife shell be
deported with the husband to Egypt.
or wtethsl' he lllsll gowith her to
Bristol, or'whe£hel‘ eseh shall go to
the lilid of. thsirfnltlvity. It will
probably end with the pair being sent
v ’ ' nu., ; __
L* .i . _ _ . \ - "~- ., __..» V   ‘ _
3" "` .'h.~.;~ ash. ii* »'l‘u"`- ""
“Far .curing mdigestlnn,` bnious-
sfternoon. ' . '_ " hell. dyslleisia, sous' stomach and
rely, tells. These responsible for. it`
forgetfthe sandy lniliirfroin Eastern*
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.‘  f g    "‘S'l"_fi_'€1ii'liir." N. s.. W.; sept. za.'-  ' O ‘L U `  : *i __  . V; - _ _ ' 
1 -_ ,  _ d N _ Ml" Nellie Perry. summsrsms,-wss ri. ps s .ee buy is tins rsevisss '
 "'55 iiillaic' ~f "‘l~*‘.i‘»""f{’i§ii1 iii?-ir?l<u'§ri °-°°°“°¢_°' ._°~ _-*lr °#1r°»= 1-=~= ‘_ "' --
llow irlllllt   l U O   .'  I » - . ~~_; _V ._ -
"nm Q  _ ___--_ -- I 'gf ' -_ 1 ‘- ‘ ‘ ' " ir" ~ I " _'l‘he,Mil__l¢l. H¢\tt;q__and Ells`Br - 
, ' lM*ll._- ‘df _§!lf¢llIiii-*I eWQ?W& §€rfr?ustNWj§Mq:  f9P»_ R_°¥9_l¢l', Junction, left on rsrliflln Dr. Perrin of‘Bcston University was
` qeeltlihn two ' ,`,¢,,',V {q,hiq'_\§s`,-j . uinsas. "rhe_j;Mqunt oar. *°-B_°l.t°l\ ¥'¢°°'?f=l¥t_eiter spgudlng so- a passenger. arriving on the express
. ° if , , _ . . . 
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._ __ nyui- _  k gba  _ t_ _.B - _ Miss Gladys West, York, is visiting
‘in nr l from, Sydueey to Falmdiitli, di‘%,:\o(li:d '_' in Charlottetown
last night _ _ _
Clarence Harris, wife and son,su|_n_
merside, were-‘passengers arriving on
Vthe express last night. - _`
__ nslpn Rein-s,i Kensington.. arrived
in Charlottetown onithe express last
-l\ish_t; _ _ ._
’~?»ev...Mr- Murphy.. raster si cus se.
Paf11'¢{ gnu;-ch, Charlottetown, who
has-been visiting friends ln Toronto ip
expected home this we_ek,.__ »_ -_ _
The~schooner W. P. O'Hsra arrived
at Crapsud yesterday from* Gaspe,
Quebec, and is now discharging 650
M. cedar and spruce shingles for
Wright Bros. ' 9-Z5ME2i.
0 '_”" s
The remains of John Haley, form-
erly of Waterside, Pownal, who died
in Calgary recently of Typhoid fever,
are expected to arrive here on Sat-
urday, the 28th.
Miss .Agnes B. ‘MacDonald of
_Taunton . Hospital, Jrsuntou, Mass,
:V20 ,has-.been visiting her parents in
_ 80-tl0y;Riv_er, left yesterday. by the
S; S. Halifax on return.
‘ Robert Taper, Winslos Station, is
olerfng for sale his stock., furniture
_and farming implemgnts on Sept. 30
at one p'-clock livin., as wil-l be seen
by me “aa in tins _issue
If stormy the sale will be held .on
October 2nd. _ _ _
“There are no'w over 346 Rexail
Remedies on the market today and
each one is guaranteed to be of spe-
cial benefit for the disease for which
it is intended. You know what you
are getting when you _buy these reme-
dies for the formula of each is plain-
ly printed on the label. Rexall Rem-
edies are sold by 8. chain of over
5,000 druggists scattered throughout
Canada and the United States. We
are the sole agents for this city. The
McKinnon Drug Co., -corner Great
_George and Kent Stn. ‘ 9-23Mtf.
>:The many; who exercises careful
taste in hls_ smoking is quite sure to
become a customer at our cigar
stand. Every brand we carry is one
that has won the approval of, critical
smokers. We recommend the ', Over
Seas Limited for a 'good 3 for Quar-
ter cigar. J. G. Jamieson, Druggist.
9~24M3i
MAKES RECORD TRIP.
HALIFAX, Sept. 24.-The Red
Cross liner Steilhano arrived yester-
day mornin from St. John's Nfld.,
after making a record trip from that
port to Halifax, the time being 30
hours and 53_n'xlnutes. _ This, it is
understood, breaks all records be-
tween St. Jolin's and Halifax.
_FISI-lERMEN’Ii‘0R `
_ ~ ‘ ` PACIFIC OCEAN.
i.-
f OTTAWA, ' Beptember 23-Sir
'George Doughty, M. P., for Grimsby,
England, is in Ottawa to interview
I-Ion. J. D. Hazen, minister of ma-
rine, in behalf of a scheme to estab-
lish a colony of old country xlshermen
on the Pwlflcieoast. The idea was-
originated by Earl Grey, former
'governor-general of Canada, the
intention bein to have the colon
V BORDEN'S SPEECH.
_LONlJON, September 23- Premier
Borden's speech at Montreal has
aroused considerable interest, and
_newspapers 'are publishing long
dispatches embodying its principal
features. The Pall Mall Gazette
says that nothing is more sufficient
than the fact that among those de-
Imanding the naval issue should bc
divorced from party politics are Dr.
MacDonald, of the Globe, ` and Mr;
Defoe of the Manitoba Free Press
-twoleadinlr organs of opinion.
V__Cliilord Bifton railed for Canada to-
flav bv the Bt. Louis. '
l ":" O' '
“ A Few Days-
. wit hout 5
-uf. i.
f
_ may show 'you exactly. what '
causes your troubles.
_ It’s worth more than a ton ,
V of_tiia`orfr_:6ifee _fo feel well and
' comfortable again' '
| It’s easy to qult ies and
 coffee whep the_re’s s good,
i nchstearning cup of
. 1
iaits p1ace;' aud__the Postum l
plitsonés long ways ahead
' o|i`\h'e`l6hd'*to`Wellvillc. be- .
I  or `
Coffee ° V
cdnk' itsnppiitfs the food cle- i
‘ ments that rebuild the system ’
tee or codee has bfolfen down.
_ These an: eternal facts, .
_ proven by trial; ~ ' .
_ If payers be well and
ham
U
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' llcsdqusrfers -
-_ fr- E- Hlllldfl Furniture, ` Wholesale and ilefsil-I -
Furniture. Csrp_s¢_t,- llinens; Bla. _
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_ - _ii_i,fcg;@_§*r§ig_ii»_ I LCZCE €:U1‘f€£l-ITIS
221*-au’»"` A ' O ` I
_  "5 _There are sonic; real nice curtains in the lot--nice
_ l :_ "  quality and nice designs. You°ll .find the prices attractive_
_ _____7,___* ____ sucha bargain _ _
__ _ '  _ Come today! Curtain' dept--~upsi°ai1's.
_  VV   V- C '\
1 __ ___ We Repair'Furmtu_re. Phone us. |`
E,-__ 4__"J-V i & Our team will call. J
 ,"_;‘__”.u ’ ' ‘in fact you. c_an’t afford to miss 'this opportunity to secure
- ,.. .V 11, ' ~ . _ _ . .
/fl. ' .
_ Your onogram ~
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:_ cost is
I We can supply you -with your _
kerchiefs, towels, liner: cloths, sli-ps,cic.
' _ lVe have just the  ' A
” Q? thing y0u°ve been ’ ' _
‘- ~ looking for--and the _ / _
_ ~ l
r
¢
monogram in stencil form--in various
. sizes for various articles such as hand- 1
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onlyatrille  _ _ I .
_  l0c,»25_c, 554:. _ __ `
_ _ . _ ____ _. _  _ i
  SPeC’“l""B argmn ’ 71  »
1 I ° .° '   /yi? `.°l'bt;». _; "`.'f'
I)amty Linens..-_   I
3
*lf fc"-
' O lc See
6 6 every piece a bargain -
‘ Dainty centerpieces-_doyleysrtray clothes, cushion tops-a cosmopolitan '
» gathering o_f_'many different kinds. _
_ _  ' 66c_ _Wfortlr up lo 1.00- eaeh.` See them today. _
pei;
° ‘ . ‘ Je”
window display  
5?
 as following the fishing indus-`  Beer  Weeks _ Beer  Weeks  Beer  Weeks
‘ 9-25, '26Méi. _
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KILLED BY BIG DOOR. OF VAULT.
ald, forty years old, South Boston,
was killed today when pinned beneath
.a heavy steel ` door of a big vault
which laborers were removing.
The buildng was being demolished
_“hd Mcponald was at work around
the door 'of -the°_s-afe which weillhlld
several tons. In"some way the door
rolled from ,its sockets and fell on
him, pinning him to the floor. _ 
Bargains ofa lifetime at Miller
Bros.Th|rdAnnual Sale of Second-
Hand organs and Slightly Used
Pianos. 9-25Mtf.
_He is a mysterious_man w
does not know wherosthe hes
clothing. why: ir is at Patons
9-2 5Mtl
h
___-_
New -nsolfwoar at Patons.
_ 9-25Mtf.
.` Opening Fallovsrooats. at Pat
(ing ` -'_ _ _ 9-25M!!
-` Pall Qwinter fsshlonsat. Paton
` ` ` 9-25511.!
-'rne h`b'usef'of.n|iih merit Patons
5 _'_~ »_ _-   _  9_-qsmtx
._ <.-' _»~  _.~’ ~- '_-'_~
~D0herty Chilroh- Organ Worth
S I 80 for $85. -_Thlsls a-sample of
the many bargains at M|l_ler_?_ro_s,
Annual- Sale' of Second- and
_0rgans and Slightly-Used Pianos.
the
tho
Lsadingshedes for fell trade sro!
Li ht_,. ark Brown. Stool Grey.
Light Greg. andfslats. all sizes,
Prices Sl. 0 $2.00 0 $2.50
,National Clothing Co. 9-24.Mt.f.
CAPS complete range of Caps in
English and American makes. We
are hstrers as well as ciothlsrs
s e we psy special attention to
‘fisting she fsosas well as the heed
I I sizes. 'Prices 50o to SL50.
National Clothing Co. 9-24M¢,f
Our Excellent showing of Men s
Fall Dress Shirts are beautiful
_ .. .. - . ' . » " Ui ` l 3 l " " '.‘ N _
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. ~ ~ V _ _ to Bristol as that is the Point ` . _ . ‘fx
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EXHIBITION DISPLAY OF
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HALL MFG C0.
Threshers, _
Cleaners,
_ Combined Thrcshers & Cleaners
‘ ` ` and Horse Powers.
3FLEURY:
Grain Grinders,
L Roller Crushers,
__ Root Cutters and Pulpers -
1 0. K. LINE: __ 3 _,:_ _
Potato Dlggers,_ _._ __ . ~
_.‘ Potato Planter.-i',' - '- ' _’ "
_ Potato Sprayers, _ .__ _._ _‘ _
- coclcsuurr = _V _ _
i ___ Steel Walking Blows, f' “_” ‘ F
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' Dump Carts, _Q -'   - ,
~ - Cart Wheels and"Axl`ee ` ` ' ' ` -
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CALL AT OUR SHOW ROOMS
and look over' the above lines, also "see our display of
Gsrrisgea, llsmen. Daisy*Cl\urns. Washing Machines.
Wringera pad Ylheel_-burrows. Special prices on every-
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