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fe\fr,_to he moat valuable in auch cnaer.
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and nerve tissue.
_,__ _
Trouser Specials
just at the right time of year l
we :ire able to offer you ai specially
line lot of Trousrrs at very ‘low
prices. '
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'L ‘ Clnthicr and Furnisher
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_ _ __ ;_!! iu_ade up in best nianiier, well out and
:fill _ __l_‘~ - trimined. »
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\\`si_~led Troiisers.
lhgiilzir $2 55 for $1.90
Regular $2.50 for 2.00
R--giiliir $2.75 for 2. I5
Regular Sz go for 2.25
lhnvy Tweeds '
l{~_=5.:nl.ir $2 25 for $I.g,o
$4' oo for 3.2,
ll 'i ' A Few Words About Our §§
Stock and Ourselves
_.Aiwa ilu not it-slrivf L'-ur irudc in imc mzuiiihfcturer or \\‘li\ilo<
~ili‘lii1\|su we art: ul\\;i)s frivc L0 sclvvf 'lioiii llii: best ili.'ii is 0ll1'|'ed
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Ill lfllllllel' 6 ydi Bl' BY
,-  Tyne valley. was i
‘“ 'NW _ iiflvrrieervide yesterday. S ' -E, s. Gender. weiungten, was a
E _ fr- visitor to Summer-side yesterday. S.
-J. F-. Gallagher, traveller, St. --
-W. G. Currie, Elmsdale, was
Jeb". ‘seein Bhoimereido yeetefdny- -Bun ueekwieir, representing
3 Lawrence A. Wilson Co.. Montreal,
_* - .was in Summerside yesterday. S.
‘visitor to Smsmnrsidn yesterday. s_i -urs. H. A. Compton, snrninersme,
*I _ . jis visiting her daughter, Mrs. George
~ -Jose; under. all x. is spend- D. Hillis Hall!
>h G H fa _ ax, 5_
U15 11 \veel'»‘s vacation at Mincouclie.
gh: sheet of his brother J. B. Gau~ -_All news, advertising and sub-
' °' ‘~r="ri°r  a':"r°.r°“. 
_ s ou e an e o . ar en
i £  '   -'f‘he_i|omI.ug.Daily Gun;-din em, ' eirtr.
os obtallild At Lafferty'l Tonsorial - `
P“|`l°|'l~ sUl11m°|`lif|°- 12-16drtf_ -liev. H. J. Fraser' accompanied
'--- ,hy Mrs, Fraser, _ Bummerside, is
“Tim l0l|0W1l“S were the Albertoii spending u well earned vacation in
'irlliirkvr price! yéltei-day: Oats 40c; neighboring Province. S.
_ butter 20°: sees wc; and hides ue. --
‘-°A- -Molassine Meal, Corn Meal and
- 'Flour-lowest prices, wholesale and
_ -All news, advertising end sub. retail. Brace, Mciiny ii. co., suin-
.sirrilltions in Summerslde and vicinity mersidc. 10-3dLusrf2\v.
should be handed to ‘Ei-nest Mcqunr- --- `
7-29dr;f_ -The funeral of the late Miss I
Elizabeth Dobson, Sunimereide, will _
-The following, were the Summer-,take place at I p. in., to Scarle-
_side market prices ycsterda: Prok f0W11» S- `
‘$05 t0 HC; hides, 10 to 10)c; flour,' *O
45. to 6.45; cabbage, 50c; and tur-_l -Another shipment of guaranteed
mpg, 25c_..3_ .quality, choice, bright herring nt
` _._ Brace, McKay & Co., Summerside. ‘
_-Oysters served, any style at the' - l0‘3<ll1USl`f2W~ r
,Railroad Diuniugroum, Summerside, *_*
where !,-0!,_ Wm find me ,;,,,,,g !,\,s,_ _ -Dr. W. H, Smith, and Mrs.
Smith, lfredericton, N. B., and their
Innes the some old way Ceo. P.,
Grady. 151-3;\7i___5 little daughter, are visiting in Sum-
. *_-' merslde the guests of Thomas . ~
. -°Mi11S Lucy Lefurgcy, assisted by and Mrs. Ramsay. Dr. Smith will on
!|¢_)!;a1 @3195; w_i1|_ give 3 concert in Sunday morning and evening occupy i
_C_ M, B, 'A, Ha|1_ Kensingwlh Onjhis former pulpit in the Presliyteriau
Monday evening at 8 [>.m. Admis- Ul1lU`Ch~ S- i
'sion 25 cents, children 15 cents. *__
_.___ -That desirable property in Tryon.
-'rhse registered at the Clifton, consisting 0! rneidenrb. store. tisrn.
Summereide, yesterday were:-W. f’. sheds. &0~. and 2 or 93 “CWB 0|
White, Toi-onto; E, D, p¢rry_ gt, land, isoflered for sale at a right
John; A. J. Bishop, St. John; Frank price. It is near churches, schools
Day. Edmonton; J. F. Gallagher, and other conveniences. Has rural
Montreni, S, mail delivery and telephone conncc i
___ tion. -Applicants should write J. P,
_G,,s,,|i,,e!!! Gasoune!!! Bmce_ Hood, Charlottetown, for further
McKay & Co., Summerside, have ]i_s¢,|Darticulars, or ask Alhro Howatt, ~
ceived a cargo by schooner, besides Tryon, to show them through the
gular quantity by Ghent. All ord- Ufemllel. 1-i'29d|`f~l
ers filled promptly. Quality and -` _ “”"`
Hotel, Sfummerside yesterday werez- _ _
W, J, waisih Halifax! Gem S10thard_ hen, Just within the western limits of
Neweestie; B. v. Hniiend, st, steph- the 10“`n- The firemen quividy "@-
en; [)__D_ McDo!mld_ N0!-th Bedque! sponded to the call but on getting
D, rimi1;h__ Montreal! }_)_ 1~_ H(,11Omn__there found they were short of hose
Glasgow; 1), M, Be¢l¢with_ Mont,-eai! and had to get some lengths from the
R, Bron-_ Cha|~10¢1»_e¢0wn_ S_ East end department. However, they
-___ sloon had the fire under control and
-_we believe th t th ~ _ t ‘e the out hell rang at 6 a. m.,
` ' B' e largest ship lLaet year Mr. Mayhen had his
whole hay crop burned and this year- _
his oat_ crop. This certainly looks _
suspicious. Mr. Mayhew moved here 8
short time ago bought property and
out of Jump and Victor Steel
‘ups ever received by any concern on
E. Island has been received by us.
Remember that the fur of one lost
_ animal is worth one dozen traps-so
Si
ra
t _busy and send that order. It will
filled promptly and at money-saw
g prices. R. T. Holman, Limited,
immersifle. 10-7d1~3i
-Wm. Mcllonald, 1ight~li0nse keeper
~ at West _ Cape, found on the shore
just below the light house this week
black bottle which was found to
~- iii ::i~l('\`l our stuck lroiii lliuxii \\'lii\ loiiil iii \'u|ii\u»' |i|ir‘.~i. .\ tl :i9 gontajn the following message.
ui- tiny uiili vasli our inulv is '_-wiiglii ly ilm hclfcr class uf' rnanu~
» l-‘i~l_nri-i-:=. H ipiivliiiit-.~i ui- I|.i\'r~ iopuy in re Ili iii the. u_»-nail price lo
"Ship Eleanor from Hong to El Pa-
su,
115 days out. Dr James McCar-
igi-l ;,;ui~il~lli.\f are up l..\ nur .<l.'-uidriral, lviif our r`\i:'iL‘iii\'r.i liiiil that ty' master' ship on the ground in
Ilivy ;\‘\\'uy§ gel l'i|l| \‘:|lu\- for l|| -ii' iiiuiicy.
Strait of Magellan." No date is giv-
cn in thc messa- e which is robabl
Z D Y
fake. it is written in lead pencil
    :ln paper which looks somewhat old.
 .*~w»M~*~
\\`r-`i-is ~.lio\\Eii!,; it splcnilirl line of stylish sweater cows' lliiii thrpad of evidence where it was d,.0p_
li ur- his-i arrivuil. 'l`liu=c coals are perfect liiliiig, strong, stylish
.\|n' w..|n| -l.iiil in lil cu-iy line and curve ofyoiir figure.
.\li-is si'/.en $i.i\ii fo , _ , , , ,
,, __ ,,_,,_,_ $4,110
\\'miu-ii`s si/_us, Si oo   ,_ 3.5() ,
I \`lii!\li'\'|i`s sizvs, _quo lo . . . . . . . . . _ . . _ . . . .
 . .. L50 `t,
lilly ‘_ T  _  I- Now on the 18th., did you not do
 up ln  CO. with someone regarding the case?
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pcd at adjournment yesterday after-
Il0(lll.
l had finished questioning you re-
ardiiig the 17th of October 1910,
hen you' returned from New York,
"Yes, I met Mr. Ccchcntbaler and
c talked the matter over." Mr. (‘.as~
ri-ilu objected to the conversation
cing repeated on, the ground that it
f ' " was hearsay and the evidence went
n under obiection.
Mr. Rush then stated that Cochcn-
haler said that he had arranged
ith a friend to stay ' with Russell
' h' oh -
night to see that not ing ap
ened. I asked Mr. Uochenthaler if
c had consulted a doctor regarding
Mr. Russcll's condition and when hc
` e 0
1; h h ri t, I suggested
Cartridges <1" 51225 :.';:t_";“_.“;.‘:.....;= ....1 _."5 
' _ A t Lowest Prices. _
__CAMERO-N -£3 CO. i
Great Ge i ge Street. ‘
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Shtieseefior The-
Ynuug Folks
(liir footwear for biys and
'.:\rls ure especially marked
for miriiiu.-<s and easy fitting
<'1\\\‘_<_:Tl_ ns lor great wearing
.!u.i|iiie-_ The young folks
lrriink ilie_i=.p_‘it5 out of ordiii.
:iiy Slioes-in very short order,
nn.l the parental purse has to
-suffer. 'l‘r_v our wear wells,
niiil you will find them econo~
niic.il with their many other
good qiiiilifies
Morris & Smith
Queen Street
,_  .i worry, were the chief points brought
l~.'i`_ 9 r
Farm for Selle I
I --AT- _
‘   Tryon
l This property is admitted one of
l
I knew was an old friend of Mr. Rus-
e1|_ and as far as I knew was his
rhysician. Mr. Cochcnthalei' said that
he had also arranlZ°d U’ _ give Mri
llussell a sleepillil <ll`*\“gl1'~ *Wd I f‘°1‘
him that his should be obtained
' from .. doctor, _
Then I -.vent up to see Dr. ft0d'€l1Ck
and fold hini oi Mr. Russclls con-
HUSSELS FUHIVEH      .
lto.ldick sim because of Mr Rus-
“l don`t know; I didn‘t see him."
"f)iil. the Pinkertons or Mr. Mc~
"Wall there any discussion between
ii _ I
' ,ply .
sell’s nervousness ond need of sleep
and that he had never believed Mr
Russell insane but suspicious tlirough
5?,-'_ ;-.:;.. _...LL _ ___ W `
_ _  ,
_ 3, ._ f inet it with me when we went to
§ n _ i I ' A " l * Y New York ni..l gave it to Mr. Racine.
` / _ "And he gave it to Mr. Riissell?
J ’*‘-" .
3 ' V i\l(l.\'TREAL, Uct. 5-That. he had Nnmnrn hnue anything to do with
_ C ___ \ ~ f' obtained ii sleeping draught from Dr. obtaining this prescription?"
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I ,_ _ Cut Out Coal
out this morning in the cross examln- 
_'ation uf Mr. flush, formerly M _
§liusseli's private secretary in the
`liussell ease this iiiorning.
{ Aime (ieoffrion picked up the
_ '-3'
I am odering for sale my farm
consisting of 160 seree, 120 clan.
and the balance covered with a [ood
growth of hard and soft wood. On
me premises are excellent buildings
containing dwelling and outbuildingl.
as well as s fnrmerfs house, all in
good repair.
This property ls facing Tryon Rtv»
er and tbelnrm runs to the shore.
There is running water on the form.
the best ln this section, and intend-
ing purchasers are invited to inspect
lt.
JOHN Il. THA
There’s just as uiuch
rooin for economy iii buying
coal as any other iiecessity-
of life.
While Inverness Coal
has :npr-e, heat units to the
ton than any other coal it
costa _o_o more than the
¢°w_»iw.°°#l» '
The,u»aqf_.n_.li_ul ju ent or
~i.nr.»@v-‘.°'i'@" will r~i1ln_ny.v¢f_-
sim they. the coal with llie.
our owns rf-*veal-v'_~“1_.*2I1§<
\i\.'|.\",a`% 'Uh "‘.‘i'F-".*".’W?~'l\"i“i.
1° hir- Isvdwra H. erexfir
nnreeawri. cm'-svn: intl' _.cf
foreign rnntten is extracted,
leaving nothing but I it~>°<l-
uniform etsndar of i:lean,screen
eil coil. "
Buy the coal that will save
dollars. _
8-z6c_ll_ttlf
fires. S.
-The fire alarm rang in Slimmer-
side at five yesterday morning. The
-Those registered at the Queeniflre “"1” in H BUICK Of “ew ““f»h"°Sh' '
ed oats belonging to Thomas May-
nays taxes and certainly has it right
to the same protection its uny other
citizen. The police should look into
the matter and try to get u clue as
to who has been setting the recent
-Yesterday the Cox Hotel, Souris,
was the scene of an interesting event
when John J. McDonald and Joseph
Mcfiiachern of Bayfield were each pre-
sented with a silver watch by Artem-
as Lord on behalf of the Canadian
Government, on June 24th last the
above mentioned man at the risk ol
losing their lives having rescued Fred
Gotell from drowning off Priest Pond.
The details of the accident have been
already published. Only the immcd- ‘
late friends of Messrs McDonald and i
McEachern were present. Mr. Lord,
in a neat speech made the prcscntat- '_
ion to which both responded. It was
regrettable that while both J. J. f
Hughes, M. I’., and A. I.. Fraser -
ex M. ‘_I-’. were invited neither
could attend. The watches donated
are of medium size silver cased and
handsomely engraved with the words:
Presented to James Mcldacliern, .John
J". McDonald, by the Canadian Gov-
ernment for. meritorious services rend-
ad by him on June, 21, 1911, which
resulted in saving thc life of 'Mix
rred Gnteii The . East
if
tem. Take it.
aid Mann?"
aid Mann.
I "You didn't see Sir Doniild'!”
“[ did not." _
Slightly.
I dou‘t remember.'
 eeue
_ _ "--1.
_Strictly Cash and Orze Price to Everybody
._,._» ,.;__  _»_._=g =f  -' 1.  -  2- - ~ r ll . _ ‘
r,  _.___ __ I U  lv4_\v¢.uu_m_i5_j!r_tna Province. !_ -gr. R. E_r_nw, rinesintngcwn. was  Store of Satisfaction _
The Chilliness of these Early F all
Evenings Reminds Us of Our Needs
Q  lin Warm Appdrel P
- _ ___ »... ,_....____ _ _
_ _ /  Hand Warmers At Cold
 ` Cash Prices
/ . 
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' 7 ,,-, * ,/
i\\
_ 'Mcu’s licavy nioclia buck gloves wool lined
,_ . 5;. sizes 8 to io, per_ pair   _ _ ......25c
- - _ " ` Meu’s hue kid gloves wool lined in browns
and fans sizes 7 to ro, per pair  _ _ _ _ . _ . . . ,9i|¢
browns sizes 7 to io. per pair...... .  _ . _ _ L25
ALSO
25c, 30c, 55c, 401:, 50c.
That Comfortable Feeling Depends on the
_ 7 \`\,  Men’s dogskiu gloves, unlined, tans and
fi l ,'/'_ V ._ Kurnfort gloves and mitts wool lined, long
___  _  _ knitted wrist sizes 8 to rr, per pair. ._ _ 50c to 75;:
/ _ _.l .._‘_i" - *_ /ii/"*'Ti"'
" ' I __  - _"_ __ _,_ ~- - alnrgeraiigc of knitted wool gloves for boy.; and
_ ` """° ' ‘ men. Prices
--_ ._ ___
L irderclothing You Wear. and Starifield’s
Fills the Bill to Perfection  fy
1 ' _,s-r,-»; .f
Why Should You Buy Sfanf_ield’s Here ?
“J
. of \,
1st Because Znd ff, `  _ ii’
In red and blue label It is severely tested for
ueigliis we get the c`raw- 115 before leaving the lac' " __
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ers nzacle liezivierthnn the wry’ and ‘S Posmlely (9. _ ` i~‘~~l~"' i
gl ins to r _id __ __ St guaranteed not to shrinlc. __
` 1 ` li ul e Aga 1' We stand behind this /' 1-*_ \ _
the extra “'°‘“ lhel’ get- guarantee and will refund ~  /' `
The additional r wool put "°"
es the cost to us, but we underwear garment that ____ _ _W-_ _ _ _  - `
prefer giving our eustoiu- fails to fulfil this high '  _ j __ ' ‘
rs better satisfaction. standard.  _-   _...ri
land Our Prices Are The Lowest .in Canada `”
Men’s and Boys’ Sweaters and Sweater Coats
Mens All Wool Sweaters Boys’ Roll Neck Sweaters
grey with green collar and blue good heavy weight grey and blue and
with red collar speri¢il........... _ .$f.00 _ grey. and red. Ages from 6 to 14 years.
Special  4-oc
Mens Coat Sweaters , » ,
Boys Coal Sweaters
all wool brown triiiinierl with green,
blue triniiiied with red. l’e'.irl lJutt.ons_
heavy English knit in plain grey and
red, brown and green. Ages 6 to 14
years. Special. .  _ _ _ _ _ .  ’
pure wool coat sweaters. Fawn, brown,
grey and blue uezitly trimmed. Large
pearl buttons. Special ._ _ _ _ _ _ .._...$2.l5
‘O 4_5O‘)l_llCl` P|'lCCS    2 75|  _ (nhcr prices Soc, 75°, 5°-
' » wr.
.,&;;§°,;‘;,.,, PFQWSC BIOS Ltd ,,,,,;',’,__,_
_ L_-_ 4 ‘ 
Sarsaparilla
Acts directly andpeculiarly
on the blood; purifics, enriches
and revitzilizes it, and in this
way builds up the whole sys-
There is no “Just-as-good" medicine.
lnllst on havin! I-fnod's. Gel it today. I
 ;_l__
Russell and yourself aber *. Sir Don- I
Mr. Russell told me he hurl met Mc-
Namara and that hc had suirl "'I've
got the goods." He then said hy the
"Goods" McNamara meant Sir Don-
Mr_ Russell is eccentric in many
V ;';f:_::__:::'v : 2  1:;-:_-:~ _
'FHL SOLUTION OF A BURNING QUES'I‘l0N IS_ THE
ENTERPRISE BLAZER FURNACE.
Wldit. ECONOMY IN FUEL. EASE OF
'I'|\eso arc_tl\o nssnntinl qualities of K
ldhl BLALEi¢isso constructed ns to
because ul its '¥ltla`A'I‘ HE
RIANAUEMEN l‘. und DU
irood hot nir furnace und L
ensure them.
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It is stronrrly and sultstautlally in:|de.has a very heuv l‘utiinf, Fire l’UL.'l`|'lnn
zulur Revolv ni: (irate. args Front Door, Large Ash-Pit, Rndiiitors msdu ol'
very heavy steel. nndmuny otherfeiiturcs that help to make it n furnace that
solves the heiitinrproblom for many.
lt will pny you to examine the BL AZER ut. your denlcr i. or wrlta us direct
for circular and fist of references.
THE ENTEIBKISE  C0,Sackville,N.B.
Wa_y$i_iB lie _fi0l2?" L_* iq-1 _ 'ruse  in lxin. 'I
"For instnnce he never goes to bed_ eyelet and scall0D0d and prlinted flags the new kinds of hand work-punch it out in u series of holes. The Ul`0Cl‘~<
until very inte and never gets up un- are Very dflllilly. _ _ is called-used on table linen or have mug done work of this i-iort on
til twc1vs'n'clock." Sew the skirt lunslflgi 0" the hem gowns. The needle, being large, push- hand woven linen, which is nuisl
The witness stated that this was of your skirt before you press it. .es the threads to one side, much the beautiful. Punch embroidery is effec-
probably correct and admitted that Pressing the 50011! “Rite” if. and it same as in the Bermuda iag_oting_ tive, too, on marqiilsette chiffon or
he had noted other peculiarities. becomes difficult to fell the braid on The pn.ttern,__in this way, is worked Voile. _ ,
"Now did_n't Mr. Russell tell you n thin fabric* without stitchin.g,=‘-‘~"'- %=="”"'~'-I " =*' "' ~_-- f f f =- -V `
that he took the private car for the through it. I ll I ' ‘ '
second trip to Ottawa. because he had Hiemstitched tablecloths and nap-   S ` 
been up late the night before and kins can be nicely mended 'when the.
wanted to get some sleep?" hemstitching breaks by fagotlng the
"He told me that later." edges together with strong thread.
:When do you mean_by later?" _ 'cl;l;ls will wear as long as the arti- Ou 1- samP]cs of fine foo lwrm gm now on the road.
"Your memory seems to have idis- When ready to work buttonholes in _ ~ “lor
appeared very suddenly" commented your new lace .waist or yoke, haste You should see our Smflples before lllaclng your 0
Mr. Cas rein. _ small squares of small material under ' - '
"I notged while you were being ex- each place where you wish tomake for Sprmg Shipment'
“mined tlrinf, you had is remarkable them. Cut nwayhlie su_rplu!4 niaterlal -
memory or dates and circumirtanc- a ter working t e butonio es, and _
¢s " ` ~ they will be found firm and strong. . C
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HELPS FOR THE NEEDLEWOMAN. do sewing yourself, put s sheet over ` ` _
--' - the carpet to catch all the threads H A  F A X
Drawn Work b0l'd¢l‘B are n0t lhfre- and scraps. When pressing the seams '_ ‘ ' °
quently combined with solid cen- .of the sleeve, place the seam over the '
tres. wooden end of the hroomstlck and ,_
l"|q,t,ure_ frames of Duchess lace are and iron lt. _ Makelffl 0f_S_Q.fd_.f00tWe&i'
lirilflliz. while little chntelnine bass A special needle, called the Nor-, ~ HARRy JAMES, Agent.
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