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A boi water bottle is
oi course needed in
every home; often more
than one can be used
to advantage. ,_
In sickness they :ire
a necessity in relieving
pain,1n keeping up the
bodily teinperntiire :ind
Cther “,ayS_ use at tlitir homes or outside of the
c
'[`hey'.i1'e handy for
cold feet any tiiiie. Our
stock is l;ii'_o'e :uid fresli
aiiclrcii' 'sis of the iiiost _
reliable goods iiiade.
J. G. JAMlliSON
DRUGGIST
mums
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it
'_j;af;*f§`;,-  Western Ontario. The main line runs
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"- ,_ .fx or __
iff?
grades and sins Our iumie
on a watch is the best giiaraii- ‘T
tee ofits quality you can have.
G.|'|. Ta I
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Our jiiilgineiit and ex-
ierieuee eoiiil>iii<_- to rod Lice
l P
lates You’ll iiiiderstzinii the
ad\';iiiia;:,es of purity iii
stock and eluirzicter of
product, if _\'oii’ll try ti box
of Rockwood Chocolates
Stocked by good dealers
all over Cniiadu.
The White Candy Co,Ltd
St. john, N. ll.
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Fuiiernl Din-viiir and eni-
Assislaiii~i’i:rsnii;i| Atieiiiiuii
and Proinpluess (iiizirniiiced.
Ambulance calls aiisivc-red at
shortest notice.
Specialties
Disiiifi'i‘tiii;; and Fiiiiiigaiiiig,
Furniture Repiiired mimi Re-
upholsterc-cl.
Silent Salesiiiitii niaiii- to order,
()y<‘\r1r*i.‘,__r.'i,.fv ,Si,"|_,’,-9' Phonel
U07, RESIDENCE lung Square,
Norm siua,z hone330’2 dttsti. I
F'
_rv   ‘~,_ White coal is the newspaper name
-,ii-_L_ f} §(®i 4 ; for electric power from Niagara Falls
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“_ _:.2 ~-.f..< _ '~:~»,;r.- .
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l'\
miles. Other lines run northerly and
We have an iiiiiiieiise stock westerly from Dundas, nialfing a
of gold and silver watches, all wide circuit throiigh Guelph, Berlin,
total distance oi close upon 300 miles.
THE UHAHLOTTETOWN
5
wick in the case of the Ohatham
lub, holding that the tiansfer of li-
which ia high court judgment dealt
with ‘the disposal of iiiiuor by acliib
witliiu a jurisdiction \iil.icre the sale
of liqiior is prohibited. Today we
ite some observations of the Chief
Just-ice and other .liisiiccs of the
Kii1g's Bench Division of the High
Court of Justice in Engliuiii, bearing
upon the right of social clubs to dis-
pose oi likiiiors to their members for
lub premises. l
Stipeiidiary Magistrate Macdonald
in his ‘svritten judgment delivered in
Cie prosecution against the steward
as a fact, that it was a common
practice for members to obtain' large
ard to be consumed oil the premises
of the club. And in his judgment he
deprecntes this practice, but not-
withstanding this finding of fact he
holds that the club is a bona. tide
nett, decided by Judges of the high-
est eminence in England as late as
the year 1902, dealing with this _quies-
CLUB CASE AGAIN.
q 0 e prem ses, y s y as
follows:
Lord Alverstone, Chief Justice.-
bers for consumption oil the prom-
the members were allowed to take
that that fact would go a very
pendiary Magistrate Macdonald in'
be a bona tide one.
WHITE COAL IN' ()l\"i‘AR.IO. '
hich is being distributed through
northivcsterly from the falls 51; miles
.o Dundas, and the current is there
ivided into three, one of which runs
oi'th-easterly to Toronto, some 50
tratford, St. Mary’s, London, St.
honias, Woodstock and Brantford, a
'These and intermediate towns will
be furnished with electric energy at
all seasons for street, and house
lighting, the operation of electric
railways and factories at a cheap
ra-te-,---miich ~cheaperthanwonl'dilre'pro"f
duced by the use of coal. The indus-
trial und economical value of the en»
terprisc promises to bc incalculable.
The constructioii nn'd operation are
under control of the so-culled Hydro-
Electric- Commissioii, representing
the cities and miinicipnlities each _of
tain anioiiut. of power propoitioiicd
in rits nc-r'd.~ :it ii fixed rnte per horse
power. _
The total cost of the transmission
system so fur roiistriicieii is nboiit
33,500,000, but furthei' extensions are
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HEUI*-1A°r|% FSH* ilii‘.""l
H‘r's D15 ic iii", _iv
Ma ABETES i}l_lll}li_'_'lI{iill
'ER 23 his i>P~““'
Leggins
I t is ieggin season
which is stipulated to receive a eel'-l
di
Ki D N EY / .
the most attractive Choco-
baivncr-Miss A. Fi°rgiisoii,l.;tiiy
Dr. E M. Crossmzin, (`ity,_ wisiics i0
announce that iii- is wvll :igaiii and will
ltlend to his iliilii-s ns usual.
io- iqdriw.
Q
lllldlilieiiiseiliiilg
lb#
Q
Cameron’s
again and we are
ready to provide all
good sorts. We are
showing some very’
fine samples in wo-
men’s ieggins and
over gaiters in black,
brown, grey, blue,
small expenditure' for the tremendous
ported. Along the big copper con
diictors it moves itself to any place
or winter. Niagara will hereafter be
more famous for the utility of its
power than as a majestic spectacle
holders, merchants, and manufactur-
ers. Not only so, but the cheapness
d`rii<`lger`y 'oi life in factory, oilice and
home. By-and-bye, -if not at tirst, el-
ectric power will bc even more useful
on the farm than in the towns and
cities, and it is not wildly improb-
able that the farmer of the next gen-
eration will coine to town in an el-
iectric runnboiit, milk his cows with
an electric milker, chop their feed
with an electrically driven machine,
and semi his produce to marliiet bya
trolley freight car passing the farm
and operated by Niagara power."
SIR WILFRID ON RECIPROCITY.
Iii his speech at the magnificent do-
monstrationi tendered him the other
day in Montreal Sir Wilfrid Laurier
touched upon many topics, political,
imperial, iin.val and local, but in all
thot he snid pei‘hn.ps nothing would
bc of so miicii interest to the people
of I’riiice Edward island' as his de-
liverance in regaiid to reciprocity. We
<_qiiot.e.it below ns it gives n. clear in-
timatiou that he will welcome a
freer iiitercliauge of prodiicts between
this country and the United States
upon fair terms. He is 'thus reported :
"‘l ani accused of being a traitor to
my country and the Empire because
we are going, in a short time, I hope
to open negotiations for a treaty of
reciprocity with the United States.
_ The first; duty of a country is to
"work for its prosperity, and I- sub-
imit that in this action we are doing
that which is likely to bring an im-
mense prosperity to this country.
And if it is treason to work for this
en'd I am ready to accept that re-
proach.
"In 1896 I sent two of my collea-
gues to Washington to negotiate a
treaty of reciprocity. We were receiv-
ed with much politeness, but could
obtain nothing. At that time 'I said
we would make no more pilgrimages
to Washington. We have not made a
pilgrimage to Washington again, Init
last year there was a pilgrimage
200 Words a
Minute
Charles I-I. Swem a boy
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away intoxicating liquors for con- i I  _ /
Quantities of liquors from the stew- sumption oil the premises, 1 think  _
Hero are clearly expressed opin-_ c ,' .. 
ions of three of the most eminent‘ ‘_ ` _ /:  
one. In the case of Davis vs. Ben- judges in England wan' Yet S'-l'    S
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iiuor by thc steward to a membei- oi "1 think that the Practice of the de- _;.\_.`_'_\__ F 0 U 
the ciiih on the club premises and for livery of beer by a bona fide club to ,;(,"\‘._~§;j,,_1.‘_~____ ‘- _ I
 it price, vvus a sale 'within the mean- its members for consumption off the  V
' ing of the Canada Temperance Act premises ls one that should be dis' _ L 1;” .f  ‘
and a violation of that Act. That countenanced; I agree with the re-  iq  
decision is of the highest »importa.nce spondent’s counsel that clubu are sub- ‘  ,_ - I~\`,®`l__, 3
as it is the only one on record in stantially kept for the enjoyment by - / ’ \"'i\ `t`_,t\)\ '
he members of their privileges upon  . Q,
the premises. In my mind 'an im _ /  _   _ _ ’
portant element inthe determination __:__,;}  '\ _ ~  y D I .
of the bona tides of a club would he  , - , .__;’ _,   S
been ii ' ii a i <1- "  `°\"* -`
liverini: intoxicating liquor to mem-  .ji§‘%?2` `§E_  gf. _'_/», ,
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ises. - ` 
Darling, J .-“One can very well see  
how such a practice as that which   
we are considering may -be the means ‘  `
of supplying persons with drink who /i 
are not entitled to get it." Z1 / ' '
Channel, J .-"If a case were toi ___i;»:,.?___~._. -`_§_,‘- 5
come before me from which it ap-  ig  if
ofthe Charlottetown Club has found, peared thgt by the rules oi the club
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the face of tue above pronouncements ' __`___`i gi 
‘has found the Charlottetown Club to `; _}"   \
       
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contemplated wiiicii wiii _involve aa- ,iifgig  ~. , ~t_,f.>.. . 1 Q*
ditional outlay. This is, however, a ____,;-$1-_,_,_   ff
a.~aa§f¢;» _ ,,
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not require to be mined, or trims-  -'  °- ,§§§§‘_‘;.,`5§{:5;ff\:£$5332 <;.C‘-  /I ,.'
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desired, and the inexhaustible supply  '-§§_  I
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is constant by day or night, summer    b* __ iw __ K l [T __,_
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he Toronto Globe says. _ ;~,>~- ,I -,_side  ‘<<.  ._ - __,~-»_._$._.5.~5,»~,.,,_V
l 35° > . ..
` The llouse' of Qllalily
_wtehsage the other d_ay_v._l;e digiision tion ofntl; consumptionhgi cii_|_b`u_ Four  the Choices* Dress Goods values oni the Market. _ _
0 6 llpfemc ‘DUT 0 i EW l'\|Il - U01' <
` Leaders in '
Dress Goods
"f Four splendid values that
we strongly rceoiiiuieiid
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at 1 >> >¢.i§_ _ _jj=__.. _ _égf
"The ditlerence -between the cost of 0  '  54 ` 
Pennsylvania coal and the white coal' )  -'~ 1, ¥i'~§;i “diff
of Niagara will now go into the pock- _ __  _ _  __ ` ,.»-- ,
cts of tens of thousands of ho_use- 5 ' `.___ 
_ ’ 'Y -_t---vi_--2 v Y \
_ _ s.\'i‘L'RDAv, ocrosi-:iz 15, igio. '
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The Season'a;l"eature
All-Wool Diagonal
A great favorite both as to
style and value. -
I Beaiitifiil soft rich diagonal suit-
iiigs 42 inches wide, seven splendid
shades 756 yd. _ _ _
Our big lqaciers 46 inches wide iii
hrowiis, blues. gf¢)', \\'lll@. i§f€€“
and black, worth i.oo _\'d. Our
price 80c.
Pure Wool German Broadeloths
lIPerliaps the ehoicest shades to be
had in the city we show iii this line.
The shades are so new and the price
so reasonable 1.20 ytl that we put
it down as one of the best sellers
in our fixtures $|.20
llopsacli and Chevron Suitings
Fashioii`s craze zitprcseiit. Tliese
high class cloths are 52 inches wide,
all woven with the iie'.v lock-stitch
wliieli prevents pulling. Shades:
steel grey, iiiulherry, brown, iiav_\',
myrtle, green, new blues and
blacks 5|-30 Yd-
llygrade Broadcloth the best yet
'i`liis cloth has become so_ well
known that it aliuost sells itself.
its splendid cirupiiig qualities, its
line iiiiish, wide range of eoloriiigs
and low price $i.']5. Less cliscoiiiit
,P
places it iii a class itself.
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The Cream of tin
w0l‘|d,l Bggt
_ Makers
`-'\‘\Ml»l\»-
You will find then
numbers tolie
exceedingly
popular
~\%lIUU»\-
Don’t iudge them
by price alone
but send a
Trial Order. `
The quality and firi-
ish will please
you _
-»~'nn§~lWv-
Every piece and
every color carry
our fullest guar-
antee as to value,
perfection of
weave dye and
- finish.
I
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of the new power will permit of ever- \ i See our satin uirectoin  In this one line we   
extending use a.iid_i_;reatly__1ess_e_ii_the| , , ..° _ .'-    ‘ i‘éCC;"{,"'fu1i dr§gf§"']{§ij`§tli ;iiid iio tivo alike. , 
  _ U  I 011115 l;liillc}i)te de chenes plenty to select froiii at 75:: yd--`-Silid I0 l>C
-_ worth $I_%_ Tai-i~et,l5_ foulards, sliaiiiitiings, iiiesszilines, cords, f:incie_s, 
 :uicl stripes, also niziiiy lower priced _silks as iaiiieliiies, _lzip,taffet.i,
Cliiiizi silks, etc, ziltogetliei' the iiiiestliiie of silk shown in this city, _ I
_---- TON’S----
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=tE
‘policy of preference towilrll ffnirland-
'dtatea in thc matter of indiistiiul dc-
vcloprnciit hy at least titty yiinizs. .l
believe it is possible to make
treaty with the United States which
will be not only of great mlvaiitaiges
to us, but eq-ualiyi to the United
Btates, and i would not have ri
treaty which was not. at li-ast eiiiinlly
profitable to one as to the othei.
The death-i‘ate_ in the British Isles
last year was 13; per tlioiisand. This
is a little lower than the United
States, or'than almost any country
in the world, and certainly does not
indicate race decadence. There is a
good deal of poverty in the Old Land
and not alittle vice and lntemper-
perance, hut strict laws of sanitation
are enforced and the race being vig-
orous a low death-rate results. If
any city in the United Kingdom had
an infantile death-rate equal to that
from Wasliingtoni to Ottawa. Since oi_ Eiioiitrunl it would D0 8d.l\\‘li§°‘l Q s.t~ecl thr°ugh _"le great body' round the .dwd body of the lion;
, _', th l fi l( th , 8'
that time we h'we adopted a new guilty oi wiiolesale _manslaiightei. h;";_f__1_:‘; (_nw__e 13:; i;hi_i_;{:____ mf; r_i_1;§ik n
, . .
(laiiudn is in ,the iiiain. n liealthfill arched; ,mid for “_ momefm he s1.8_|ued`_
- i ,rn i. the i if ii-_, ini the deatii-mii among in- his iiuzv with fans mid helen- But on “
That policyfhtliebllecvniiiiifiigniidli we  iii slime Uaiiaciiaii cities is sim- :the “lata-“t I BHW F-“Other spear driv- 5
commerce o ~ ~ i f' ‘ _ . _
do not intend to abolish it. _|>l.\' iilil>Hl|1`"lI» lf “aus fm' me *wmve to side; an-il as the lioni turned a-
,non the other hand, we miisf. not;iiit.ervi-ntiiiii of the '.`e<lei`al ,iiitliority gain the b_rig'ht. spear blades darti__ni;
forget that we are behind the Iliiiicii in tzikn measures for securing the “°W*“`d hm' were “B-'mes 'J Willie 'I'
"_ I i _ _ i ` .- . . .
» . ' ~ , it
ed
public liialili iilicie thi loiiil
tics li.i\i so '~.ii.:iinlly fiiilvil
HOW THE NANDI ‘-il’FlAli-
MEN Kllili
At l.i~t the tense iiug \\a-. cum-
pleto, und thi spcui men
from side to side. saw where
was thiiiiiest, and charged
qiiiveriiig spears poised, the
front braced themselves for
nnd the shock; and from eiti
the warriors sprung forward
their for in iliiuk. Bouiidiiig
his felloi-.'.~:, the leader reach
ing distance, the long spear
and plunged; as the limi
wound he half turned,
fiiing himself on the man
“"th‘”" gnother man who stabbed him and A
LIONS
iose and
closed in i`lic lion looked quickly,
the lHi¢‘ten seconds had elapsed, perhaps
at his
topmost speed. Thewcroivdeil moment
liegiaii. With shields held steady, and
_E011 _i{;,gone clear through the body, the
T`lS
WY hlllidi these, and one or two others, includ-
to take ‘
ahead of
throw-
tlickered
felt the
and then
in front
en clear throiigh his body from side;
ame The end had come He seized
wrenched loose As he fell hc gripped
ii spear-head in his/jaws with such
tremendous force that he bent
round and over him, stabbing and
shouting, wild with furious exulta
tion
From the moment when he charg-
ed until his death I doubt whether
less; but what a ten seconds ! The
first half dozen spears had done the
work. Three of the spear blades had
points projecting several inches; and'
jaws, had been twist»ed_out, of shapei
double Then the wariiois were A
ing the one he had seized in his 1
in the terrible death struggle. d
We at once attended to the two-
wounded men. '
Then the warriors, iaisin their
The warrior threw his
drove deep into the life, for entering
at one shoulder it came out of the
opposite flank, near the thigh, a yard
spear; it
rsiiiwf..
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DRESSED HOGS. i
We are now prepared to liaiiclie dressed hogs--but owing!
to iiiieertantyof weather condition we will not for the present
take hogs over 140 lbs. See us before selling.
R. E. Mulch & Co.
Cliarlotsetowu
H0l|]¢-Made B|'2ad tan and taupe. Red
isforsale at the following groccrs and bfOWn COI°dl.1fOy
for infants and child-
ren, also black and
~--viz:
I. Canieroii
P. Smallvvoori
J. Wheatley
R. Nicholson
J. A. Cronin
COE! & Co
M. & A. McLeod
Cliappel’s Grocery
Myrick &
of 17 won the Gregg Trophy
at the convention in Chicago
on August _5th witha net
speed of zoo words per
minute on judges’ charge
the wonderful possibil tics °
Co
Mrs Trainor (aochfmfi si > °"°g°
. Y 4 i I ~ C ; ° °
m_I5dSmf_ ‘ G r0S0‘ WM. MORAN, Prin. tiwiiiiiieinii. M 0'
Which Would You Choo 7"
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Se . liiis_in-cn flu' tcxl ofniaiiiy ii. sernioii. Have, you _made provision _for )__oii_r _|_H_¥_|1e‘g._
lf' 'ou snw ri row ofa les evcri' om- iiilllireiit in sive ri i~iii~\i~4 ' id ' ii i I iigmlm this nncerlnh"-" ? E"\"`_\' Wiw and |ii.i|ent man does, and it is rilm I"
__" r____-,sale at "___ Sa___e  '“_o__|d__.' __ _'_ _ _I l____' ,_; ‘lc _ ' "' *‘ ‘ " _“"‘ ligencr to put niT eiicli :ui ixiipnmiiil imitlor until it.ii\ too late. J
. _
‘ ` The Uncertainty of Life. '
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- shields above their heads, anl chant.
marched with a slow, dancing step
nid this savage dance of triumph
ended ia scene of as iierire iIlf»¢¥`¢€t
nd excitement as I ever iiolw ¢0
ee.-
' ‘ A RECIPE.
ake n bundle ot sweetness.
Add to it spices of spllllk.
giant deal of piiiluieus and iicaiiictw
oi iatness a very hir: chunk.
Two eyes that grow into saiicerii,
A snub little pinch of a noiie.
great big spooriful _of two .ilifh
Two cheeks the color of rose-
'riiéii par iifaii in a bath inb-
Sewthe .water its hair has ciirlrdl
And yoii_'ll have--can you tvll. 1 W°“'
der- _ , _ h
The most precious thing in t 0
world.
A TENDER BUBJIQCT.
*How is your Eefdeli K6*-ilng 5'
ong ?’ ,
'why do you ask that <i\1¢S¢i°“?
emanded the siiburbanlte susPiCi0“"‘
ly. '
i
Merely out of politeness' had
'I see. I thought miybe I ,
promised you some VOK¢t“bl°“"
ing the deep»coned victory song, Houston Chronicle.'
` _ ° ( _ __ __ , , , , , __ ,J-,f“'e‘ ?‘"_"` :‘.` _"__ ih-‘_'_ "N d" '_l“° f"m° \\e 'oiild like ii :ilk he iii r ri- r ' I ui _
This d»=m<>~=ff=i¢= -5-im  ‘.1='.~‘..1..i'.?.i.f..L...`.2.5;i%;..'.;..'.1:.. .t.:.f‘ ...‘.J..!.':.~:f;.:::f.° ..:f.:".£Z:t::1"ii:...t2: 1 " `r ` ‘  `° “" " ' _.
ina -‘i.ivi~tui>ooi,, i.o.\:i>oN al i':i.oi4i-3" ;....i --oiri-:i~:N" i...-. c'.»m,»a..i.~~, \\»iiii~i» H d  C 
_ _ f G h rthand pay every honest loss big :uid Iittie, liberally :ind pri\mpil_v.- _   0
   0 regg s 0 _ : Ask the Suflbrers in the Ciiinpbellloii Fire wliirli Coiiipaiiies they prefer. _ ‘  I 
T li T ewritin and " °“°t°w“'
°°° YP gh D. B. STEWART, Charlottetown riwviucmi MANAGERS- \
Gregg Shorthand taug t_at GENERAL AGENT FOR _ < _ i ,_ _ .
the Union Commercial The “QUEEN” Q The _,LIVERPOOL Q LONDON Q GLOBE, Great-Went Life Anui-u\¢¢._¢a. _
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