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snmanav. »snr'i'r.iinim Es. im
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coo ' RLY CAREER. I the Oren House, this afternoon. 'rue
“R “S L. uiuncn sinvlcis  ~»»    ~»
 one searches the memory. searches _
history in vain for a parallel i
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._ 1- Pure, full flavored spices
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to the situation which at this mom- Ghmsw 2° b° “1*d°l“°l‘“"°l‘ °°" B,.m,,,, Bm. ,he Colonia, Stock
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vices must not he later than Fri-
 ent provides the topic at a million day at “com ‘ C0m1la.ny'| hree comedy success, will
dinner-tables, puzzles the brains ol
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o the civilized world. Comparedqyrith METHODIST. _fue wmmu In We C___s____ which will
c g _ it the 'hchhorne case was a .rgar _ _ _ _ H_E_ 1,
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ice-court affair, the "Man in the “nt Methodmt Put” ev
‘homas. Public Worship at eleven and
I
l‘ron Mask” interesting but really Seven Sunday School M “two
HIJ
on me mos; economical the ‘Gu-main obvious, :the Juriius qu lap 4:1080. 7-'
anhyear round. The delicate
appetizing character of
inipdrtant. Caglioetro and  c|,,,.ty_ Bible study meets# _ at ___
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iu_,Pm_ _ _ _ _ _#_ _,_ _Grace Chm_ch____Rev_ _Wm Harrison gon. n-man of good uilllearance about
_. _The problem of  Cool' #OSI i>astor_ Prayer meeting at ten af. `m. 0,
 _ ~ - - . .-, _  1,, t 11' `nd» 7.Prayer ineetin at 101a..m.
these Pmdncts depend on “Inch everybfody '° "ow talk1ug'Jii~é trangers welcome and Piivided with 'ary'
~i your Using t-he iight quail fair to be a topic of conversot op omiortable se_abS_
kind You can 1153 with no means exhaustive, but everythil18 B°pt‘st'_Rev G' R' whim paatmnnn
The details we at present possess* BAPTIST.
. . . . -- » E. . ' ` .P.E. .
Of “uf SPECS- Thel' are the regarding Cook's earlier life are by w_ _ _ *"1’3’.$._,...-."1" R A L°r5°' Station Master I
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3lJS0l\1l¢ Nflflllluy °f X0°d we know is in his favor and indicates "vices Tm Le con uc e y ev
_ Garlic. Allspice, Mixed ,,__h,,, 8 young man and practised ir,
Spices, etc. Essence Vine-
Peplfefsl Cloves Turmerie' who emigrated to the Uaitei`IState:1 CENTRAL CH.RIS,,,IAN_
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gal of the gfeateststfeuglh York. He changed his named ti ’ng at eleven a. m. and seven p. m. g
and purity, White Wine
and Malt. 0,
DRUGGIST
, gqity of spices. W'e_ guarantee ‘lor many months and perhaps years.
the purity and high quality  
i_i._.n_-_*___
fi rural district in ine state or New 'Rev J F_ F,,,,,d_ ,,,,,,,,,¢e,._p,e,,¢,,_ pf Sadie Pilot i2.30.l> 'Pom 0'Shan-
. .. - . J B‘ Cl li -.
"Look, doing what many thousand. >v:_l_;1da__Yhi_tSy°h_'~;’f’l:_'_1d Pi_';1;er !;°;‘;"_:g tell of on the race truck as a. prize
others have done when they found Nednesday at eight ___ m_ All Beats winner in the near future.
that 811 -'\l1gl0`Sl\x0l1 name “'85 al ree. College students and all others
advantage in America. ordially invited to all services. ,Min-
J.G. Jamieson,
It seems ,girly certain that D, ster's resiidence, 104 Prince Street.
Koch was a Jew-ii membernoi thi  ANGLICAN_
well-known family ol Frankfort-on
- Main. This information was giver St, Ps.iil's.-Holy Conlnunion at
,to the Jewish world newspaper, and $.30 H. 111-
ive understand that it came from a M°mi“8 Prayer at 11 5- m'
. E ` t 7 . . Bllars th
quite trustworthy source. Dr Kocl S:_e“I§l;§e~hp,;a:’C°§t€ed,_a£__l§ev_ , Cam signature if  
_ , or Cook, died when his son, the ex _,u S,m,,s0,,_ Holy Communion at 3 4 ,
The  Kllld plowr was six rears old. leaving v . m. Mating at 10.15 and evensong
tiny farm for the support of a widoii .t 7 P- H1- Rel' Ml' QlllUD_ Ol _ Sli ,
of watch and ,Our c,,,,d,en 0,,,.,m,S,, the, i¢m....t'.,c-niircn, Pun. win oificm Peeonsror quality in :urs
,_ ,_ ‘ h d ' h d t. A, nvlie morning and preach at the 9-l7dtf
S t
 Eu' "6 8 “Very E" “ne” vening service.
. ru.~i'¢fNYi<.
No botch Jobs leave 0 “rea my() 'W or
ngth they moved to Brooklyn, part
PRESBYTERIAN.
Here young Cook's fortunes wer: '-7-FF"
our Store- ‘Ve can at their lowest ebb. He had to earn
, . . l (1 . _
make 50111' Watch licep money, and sold vegetables in th. 1_€__a___g__r;; ov_::_,_c0______ “and prix? wveringg ag HONEST P;-.ces at. pot.
time, market. Ini what little spare time ,dwnh g,.,(,,1seatS_ Sunday Schoo10n’s. -25d2i.
St. Jismes.-Rev T. F. Fullerton
Prices not  for he had read. He saved all that he' .nd Bible classes at 2_30_
first class work.
All Wofk Guaranteed. the milk to the customers, beginning' _,even a_ m__ `Rev_ GeO_ E_ R0ss_ _
work at one .o‘clock in the morning at eleven and Sovon_ gun. Paton s. __ 9-25d2i.
G H   and working until seven. ay School and Bible Class ‘ `-_-__.__..._:/
0 0 y 1 Tihen at nine o’clock he went tr “t , tw” thirty' Ymmg p,e°p1°s  |
Columbia L,niv__r`,t_ tt dm cl _ society Monday evening at 8 oclock,    S
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Ieweler & Opriclan.
could and with his savings started 1- Zion.-Rev. George E. Ross H120 menys a."d boys' V front BWe“`
_lk 1 __ _ H ___ H d 1_ ____ ~9ast0,._ Morning prayer mee” ters in grey with red, blue, green und
ml Dublnebs- e ‘mae “wer ng at ton ,Lm Public Worship a¢ brown trimmings, at 20 p. c.discourit.|_
Prices range from $1.25 ta $2.50 at
_ _“ 51 5" a eu g as rind weekly prayer meeting Wednmday
ses until four in the afternoon, when t eight p_ m_ Students and st,-o_ng_
l \
he read until night time. Think o' rrs are cordially invited to all ser-  l
_ _________  _ _ the life! The tiresome journeys from FEES- ___ , _ _ 
Brooklyn to the university and bacl- , '- ,
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urs and
ST. DUNSTAN S CATHEDRAL.
alone took a considerable slice out ol ,
' each day, and yet the boy was up an First Mass at 7.30, Children's
-hour nicer midnight in order to on “HSS at 8-30. Cafsshism immediately
tain money for his education. Only “er M555' High .Mase at 1030
» , , , /espers and Benediction at 7 p. rn.
 on Saturdays and Sundays, wher ,
_ _ opportunity for proper sleep.
should make it a point
to sec the grand display
there was no classes, did he get ar SALVATION ARMY_
This life went on for six years, and . gélgdayin ScvI,`,:;? ,gt gés`1;'erv3i'cesand
lthen the young man received his phy yfond,;y_ ' T,,esda.y_ EI~hu,_sdBy_ and
of .s1cian’s diploma. This was in 189l,@3g;urdn,y at eight 9_ m_
limmedintely afterwards Dr Cook suc-. "'°°`
 l, seeded in obtaining an appointment *DOES YOUR BACK ACHE ?_
 as surgeon with the Penry Expedition _Doi1't experiment with irnitations out
to Eorth Greenland, being chosen out Het U12 g0Il‘UlHB» "The D- & L.” Men-
Oll €Xl']ll)ll1ll1 nl the entire Coliimbia graduatinglthol Plaster' It CUTES- D3/Vis &
class. When he returned to America Lmence CU” makers' ‘
E,  he practised as a physician in Brook- .W
Sl111I1ySl¢`l€. lhcard a rumor that a surgeon wnsl
llwanled 011 th <'¢l3@1t-Tian AlltHl”ClLlC EX- “Furniture and house furnishings of
edition he cabled to the promoters, the Uest, always at Paton’s.
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'fr;t_eI`_',Tat,ona, stand`a',_;`d,;,;=_ _offering himself as 5- volunteer. Hisl 9*-2562i.
llla Binder Twine. Selling at .Offer WHS avcflltefl by Cable. and he
“Il you like to have a hat that will
l0w6St prlC6S by A Horhb 6: C0 joined the expedition at Rio de Jail- d,5,_,,,g,,iSh you from other men_
8-l8wfd&rt.l e
iro Ever since then he seems to choose some of th Sm,” Et e
' e t`, yl s that
Plymouth Spemal and Green have been engaged on one hazardous we have to show you. If you are
Shea! Binder Twine. Selling at exploit alter another.-Montreal Her- m0l`9 C0'U'S@f‘~’H¢l"0 and YOU Wallll the
Lowest. prices by A. Horne &Co 'app
8--I 8wfd&rtf
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Bed Sprnig and Mallress
f lllll’ ill" $5.50  
Greatest bedding bargain ever offered in P. E. I
Complete bed outfit consistiu g of Iron bed, spring, and
wool top mattress-all for $5.50
Other outfits at all prices up to $100.00
, 3 piece Bed 0ullil
l lzlieilll Clill1ll%ilisilil'e  .
” Thcre’s nothing shoddy about this bedroom suite
except it is the price! I t’s an attractive, thoroughly
well made suit-dresser top 17x34 fitted with 13x22
mirror high bed-large commode. Splendid bargain
at $8-90
Other suites at all prices up to _ $1r5.oo
Mail orders accompanied by cash promptly filled
Enclose 2 5c for freight unless addressed to abookln g
station.
hat alnd color that are most becom-
ing it is a good plan to choose here.
Largest variety in town-Prowse Bros
Ltd. -25dli.
'60 men's good washing; camnric
shirts E0 on the table today at 50c
At Pat0n’s 9-25d2i.
H. R. Eru at eleven and seven. Sun- Yam Wit- 3 WHS °ld»_ This °°lt'
results. n personality strong, resourceful, ol ay School class ni. 2.30 p. ml. Vis- il?_l_¢;_cl:_ Tom. took _2nd _nrizeoat Char.
1 Whole and gr0und_l111l5' tremendous perseverance and energy- iiors always _ Welcome and provided em? grin §'I§_l_1i"_;:_'_5_1_;)“_vl:s lgigedas bf
lafd, Clllllelilolli Gmgefv His father was a German, a Dr Koch itll C0l1lf0l`f5i/le Seats- y ' `
, Quallt b ddln I t d
lyn for six ycnrs, and then when he b|anke;§/atepatogiscom o9r_|s7gt'}
The Lit ` lillrineess will be present-
ed by thi ial Stock CGDIYBDF Bi
old and youq, having n strong story
Bll\fl'Pl¢ll¢! 0! comedy. Two valuable
rixel will be given away. The
be the evening offering. Much interest
already shown in the farewell play
B presented' Monday night.
A SAD SUICIDE.
‘0’I'l‘AWA, Sept. 24.-'E. B. Hamil-
0 years old, suicided on the grave
his young wife in Beechwood cans
HORSE NOTE.
Y. North Wiltshire, is the owner of
very prompiing Cornlznodlore Led-
Parkside, grand dam, Lucy G., the
dam of C. P. R. (2.12), Great
Grand Dam. Nelly Ready_ The darn
er (2.34). ‘He is a perfectly _b-lack
eldlug and no doubt will be heard
%,§.f.'§.§2.'.-.3..!..’*
Ilia Kind You Hai Always Bought
“$4.45 buys one of our 95 piece
Dinner Sets. It has them all beaten.
A. N. McKay. 9-20d1w.
I “Ollcloths and all kinds of floor
'__ _C - ~- 
Miss Flora Donaldson, Queen
of Scottish song. will hold a
concert in Hampton hal‘, on
Wednesday , evening, Sept.
29th, Rose Valley Hall,
Thursday, Sept. 30.
9-2 5_d1ipd.
lliimfnri Shoes
For the man that is looking for
comfort shoes we've the Ideal.
We have lines of easy comfor-
table shoes for elderly people that
are greatly appreciired by the man
that is looking for comfortable
shoes.
- - Try these shoes if your tired feet
Beer ffl Weeks
 
are looking for
Foot ease
Goff Bros
Sl iCEilherine’s Burying
Ground
The iucctini: for clminliiir up and carrying out
liiii1ro\'enieiil.~' wlllha held ni. thc cluictry on
the liftcrnooli uf 'l`liun'day thc 30th Sept. I.l‘4t
of Plot-holdirs wlllhe read S\ih.-ci'iptlon ll:-1 ri
cxiuiinud. A full nttonduiica.
ALEX C. SHAW
9-ilullpil.
THE CllARl.0'lT[i'l`0WN
School of Music
Will be re-opened Monday,
Sept. 27th,iu the Kindergarten
Hall, under the direction of
Miss Alice Harrison.
Arrangements for lessons.
terms, &c, maybe made] with
Miss Harrison at the studio.
§E2%i§‘*S“- --_  , .
ANNUAL MEETING
The annual meeting of the
shareholders of the Halifax
Ladies’ college will be held in
College. Fri ay, Oct. ist at 3
p. m. ~
ROBT LAING,
TODAY# -
9- 2 5d 3i. President
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Boys’ blue Jerseys from 65c to $1.35 At Paton s
Big lot of 1uen’s silk four-in hand ties, all good fashion
able shades worth 35c, 45c to 65c for 25c at Paton s
Men’s slumber robes, good wide skirts, made from
English Flaunelette 95c and $1.15 at Paton’s.
zoo string and four-iuhaud men s ties, worth 2 5c, 3 for
2 5: at Paton’s
75 nie1i’s colored cainbric shirts, many worth up to
$1.25 for 5oc
the Dominion. At Paton’s.
5o pieces of new furs, in sczirfs, ruffs and muffs, of
orenberger, jap mink and squirrel at 6" 1-2 cents for every
$1.00 worth. $12.00 furs for $8 oo etc etc At Paton’s
Men’s fancy shirts, all that is left from the seasons
selling. No matter what they were sold for, Today 50c
Only one hundred, sizesp from 14 12 to 16 12 Come
quick, if you want one or two A1 Paton s.
The MINER'S SHIRT. Made good and strong from
Kirkcaldy stripe drill, just “hat the working man and
farmer wants as well as the miner l/Vell worm 95c, yours
for 75c, Compare this with any Canadian shirt at $1 oo in
tlie market. At Paton’s.
Mcn’s coat sweaters.
Meu’sl1igl1 neck sweaters at $1 oo, $1 25, and $1 50
At Paton’s.
The best heavy knitted don1est.c 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 crilor,
just the thing for motor boating, shooting, and general
outing, also the \vorkingman’s friend, durable and profitable
even although the price is $2 50 each We also carry an
other in extra outside size at $3 5 At Patou s
18 only blue and grey 'flannel shirts, $1 25 to $1 50,
choice for $1 .oo, At Patou’s
Workingmeu’s shirts, fleeced lined, also a full line of
knit shirts. 65c, 75c, and 95c. At Patou s
Knieker ribbed hose for boys, size S 8 1 2, 9, and Io in,
seamless, guaranteed English worsted, at 65c At Paton s
Slightly niussed, 45 garments, shirts and drawers,
Stanfie1d’s Standard labeled at figures that will save you
the price of washer and soap. At Patou 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 durab1lity,gloves made
from muleskin, dogskin and horsehide, wiudproof, water
proof, and storm proof, good enough to have had fellowship
with Peary at the north pole All sizes from 7 1 2 to Ir.
At Paton’s.
_’1`here is another lot we forgot to mention about, and
' that is our swell dressy cape driving glove that the horsemen
of Ch'town wear, $1.25 a pair. At Paton’s
Men’s black shlrts,good big fellows well made,w1th good
buttons, 65c, 85c, 9oc $1,2 5. At Paton’s.
Fast colored oxford shirts reversible collar, in two pat
terns, the best shirt for the money we have ever offered 6oc
at Paton’s.
_ if you like to compare our English Flannelettes we can
_ demonstrate to you a saving of 20 p c Paton & Co _I ,,-
' -_This difference is in thefsaving of the wholesalers profit
' at Paton’s. _
Great _big DREAM ROBES, sleepy, comfortable f
ws, something you would like to go to sl.-,e yn, the m m
ute you _see t _em. The patterns are goo too, Just 1 909
fall designs in two qualities goc and $1 15,nnd plengy fn
choose from. Also some others fit for the fellow who w ants
' to get out of short pants, priced at 75c, in sizes ra 1 2, I3, 8:
14.
Also a line of Health Knit Wool dream robes for men at 2 go
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AT PATON Q
College Sweaters
L 3 College F ooiball Outfits
College Football Jerseys
and
The New College Uvercoais
I0 p. c. to all College Students
and Other Teachers
Ladies’ winter underwear, zoo suits regular No 1 goods,
sold all over Canada at 7oc per suit, our price 50c a suit.
The best line in Canada and made by the best makers in