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Realizing _(_-he I needs ~ of
the house wife ‘and cook,
we make a specialty of
pure fresh spices. We
know, after investigating,
that pure, full favored
Spicescan be had. r '
' They cost. us a little
tnore than the kind every
body sells but they are
worth the difference. We
charge our customers no
more fp; them however.
Our profit comes from in-
creased sales, _ _
J. G. Jamieson
Dniicorsr ” 
Wedding _I
it Ringsfci'
tanlped, G. H'y5'l`-_ are the `
ind that will wear a life-
_ time. We have a large
stock of rok. rex and :Sk
in all sizes. _
Prices $r.5o'to $8 75 ac-
cording to weight.
G. il. Taylor
jeweler 8: Optlclaa 
 _
saw 'tune <.r.__on_cn_-. not sl
WM. MONBOURQUETTE. Mgr I
|.'rivste Baths, Running Water and
Long Distance Telephones in all rooms.
Large liright Sample Rooms.
OUISINE UNEXCELLEU
SYDNEY_.-N.__§_-__ __
-dur __ _
 
"-Beit _ English Essence of Vinegar
-lull strength, 20c. pint. Finest qual-
ity mixed pickling spice, Bc. quarter
lb. We have a full stock of every-
thi_sg used for pickling purposes. Let
us';`have your order. E. A. Foster,
Central Drugstore, Sunnyside.
8-3lM3i.
In this space during 13 consecu-
tive weeks will appear an “nd” of
one of the I3 Retail Stores that’
specialize in _
Came_ron’s llome-
t Made Bread
For the coming meek we write
Qi” 1) COFFlN & C0
`  (Corner Hillsboro & Grafton Sis,
An old and well known firm-deal-.rs in
high-class fanny and staple groceries-
Cstering to an ex'cnsivo City and Coun-
try trade, they are in n position tn treat
customers “right” as to qualify of goods
and meet competition in prices. Give
ibem a t-all and dont forget a loaf of
Ca|nerun's Home-made Bread.
B’~Wutch this space next week for Nu 2'=l~‘1
Dail(
communications to
WEDNKSD AY
between the two political parties and
also by the cabled opinions from
England. i 
ea is they come to us, and as they
are enlarged upon by the Conserva-
tive press, we would infer _that a
definite understanding has beenarriv-
ed at between Premier Borden and
the British Government. It is quite
ministers have crested a good im-
pression in the Old Land, quite con-
their imperial brethren with the un-
their readiness to co-operate with
the Mother Country in all matters
rangement as to a, policy for Carr-
In one of his latest official state-
ments Mr. Borden is quoted as hav-
ing saidr- _ `
"Among the most. important oh-
_iects of our visit was the desire to
obtain information respecting *the
condition of ,naval defence affecting
the Empire. The stress of the pres-
ent session ot parliament, now ad-
journed, and other unavoidable
causes, prevented us from receiving.
full information in'its final form, but
we expect it to reach ns very shortly
All that has appeared in the press,
' - canarias Nant. Poucvi _W ,',f‘   I
' While no definite pronouncement on immedlat4__acti_on has been enigty Vl-
tlis Naval Policy is to be expected i'°'i“U _°°-¢||§g’l5ll'¥ 01 91°' 92”! _“L
before the meeting of the Cabinet, Bord” d°°', mi" 'nt kno' hi’ th'
after the return of Premier Borden
from England, a great deal of inter- ,mm he "tu," tg gms,-|.‘_
est and speculation are being aroused In the meantime. whil¢ Wnifilli 101'
by the “sparring” now in progress this “full information in "its_-final
:If we were to_swallow thp despatch- land about 
pertaining to the welfare of the Em-` act: upon it? Nothing but panic 'and
pine. But there has been no ar- immature action* can result from any in go umgion with mmmon wats;
after our return to Canada with no '_Canada can at least afford to wait
unnecessary delay. It will then be :until the "full information in its
considered by the Canadian Cabinet." final form” arrives after Mr.< Bor- estimated at this time.
real opinion of the British Cabin". il
on the situation and will -not know
form," the Capadisn press _i_L_v'rork~
ing up the l>0P\\la.r imagination 
scart-'lisLdhd~ ildssbaichis ' l`|'om*v°®|ig-'.
people of _Quebec arsf'-iielngiledw'-with.
anti-Gernhn -gulf and' the of
standing by England ag rm-,
sny, the heredltsxid ehemy  _ ance.
The people are evidently being pre-
pared to be told that a crisis is im-
called upon to endorse the policy,
whatever it may be, they will be suf-
whole.
the fullvinformstion, to 'be told the
truth, whatever it may be, _and then
attempt to»frighf.en the people into
national animoslties and by pointing
to s spectre where, as far as ls now
known, none exists. i
If there is a crisis in the Anglb-
German relations, the Canadian min-
isters do not know of it. We have
Mr. Borden's word for this. If there
is a desire for war between Germany
and England it will he~found to ex-
ist very largely among the manufac-
turers of war material and theubuild-
ers of warships bothin _England and
Germany.
deu’s return. It the crisis wits as
.._ A_._ favorite holiday pastime ._ with
yhaiiy is st.udying_the crowd. It is
irlwhys interesting, obten profitable,
§ft§n amusing. .
` Wh h
the man who disapproves. The band
compared with what he had seen
elsewhere. Now, if he were doing it,
he would, &c., &c. He has carried
his grouch since the last athletic
meet and he will carry it with him
to thq next, land the people laugh at
him. His trouble is that he is alone.
He came to the meet to enjoy him-
self and he has failed.
Here, in this little group, is the
boy who made his father and mother
bring him to the show. They are
both busy amusing him. “Look Boi;
i
_ I ’ least. in the study of the crowd.
 nouns’/,
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Tl1e`.=e cold, chilly mornings _
and nielils Show yOU that you tuners in which urs esnkernss start-
. CHl1'fHff0fd i0 be Wlil'l0Ui lik? ed to work. Growers who discover,
Perfection ‘
Oil Heater
the quick. fffective and econom- cn-eulsr N0. ago: urs Invision or
ical healitul Sifilffill- T|1¢ P=1'f¢¢¥- sotsny and is sung aisn-:sured by
hm is 5m°kel°55» °d°rle55 and the Publications Brpnch of the De~"
safe. It has s damper top, cool putmmt 0, Ag,.”um,m_ 
spring liauclle, fuel indicator and _ ”  __e..~ ‘
easily accessible wick. The Per-
fection 'will give you warmth and
comfort st smqllcost. Call in and
_look over our display. __ ;
"Fel\l`lel|I & ' Cli8_iltilt“`l""
THB STOVE MEN
154' Richmond Street
of Ladies
Trunks at
., .'-l
_,  STUDYING THE CROWD. thy," announces the opening of each _ I _
 _ -_-_ event, the introduction of evei')y new 1” many pac" 'md “mt tons of
`-il - en t elcrdwd is gathered togeth' on him since childhood. Hisiparents
et 'one of the conspicuous figures is`~v}e1_e creaud for the sole purgoae O!
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?l"'§B °X¢°"*blY»' the m“““g°m°“t 151 their creation failed. Henrid 'they
aulty, the performances are nothing - -
tr. Bonarl “Lewin-'eierrlng to the
attempt ,N |sa»_ie.usiler present
tions-I can _imagine no ‘length of
ststance to which_,_plster will go
wlilsh 1 shui not ‘bs may to
feature. The boy is'tirst']`sZmused,
then bored. Later he howls .and 'is
carried away. He had sveryflamuss-
ment known to the trade thruht up-
entertaining him. The purpose of
are disappointed.
Here is a little fellow who brought
his mother to show her the sights.
"Oh look mother." He was anxious
that sbs shou,d be pleased, she was
pleased and he was happy.
The child, the maid, the man, the
woman who joined the crowd for
their own amusement. for their own
pleasure, missed their quest. They
went away unsatisfied, unhappy.
They who came to give pleasure to
others succeeded' not only ln making
the others but themselves happy.
And this brings us to one point, at
Happiness is a 'by-product, seldom,
perhaps never, a`direct product. He
who seeks it for himself, seltishly, is
doomed to disappointment. It comes
unsought, unlocked for along the
path of duty when -the good and the
happiness of others is thc quest.
NOTES.
There has been issued, by direction
of the Minister pl Agriculture at Ot-'
_tawa, a conspicuous poster calling'
the attention of .potato growers to,
the importance of examining their
crop to ascertain whether or not it is
infected with "Potato canker." The
hanger shows in natural colorsapo-
tato plant the 'whole yield of which'
is allected by the disease. It also
shows the appearance of individual
suspicious symptoms of the disease lu
their crop are requested to send af-
fected specimens to the Dominion
Botanist, Experimental Farm, Otta-
wa.. The poster is issued as Farmers'
_ In a speech st Bidnhelm 'dlrillfuly 21,i.-
_ ome.Rule: bill, rdooiated that "it
suminer hose
of the British people
that if the
to carry, Home Rule "they
only in lighting the
ares of civil war, which would shut
ter the Empire to its foundations.”
Commenting upon these expl‘8BBl0nB.
The Toronto Globe observes:-People
conceivable that Mr.- Borden and his minent in order that they may., when ill Bflmin BFG b58iUUiD¢ £0 59|* if
there fs one law for Torn Mann-wh0
was sent to prison for inciting Brit-
ceivsble that they fully impressed nsiengly pan|¢-5m¢k¢n gf, ,wa,11°w if, ish troops not to shoot and krlllitrik-
ers-and another for the Unionist
nutering loyalty or csnsdisns and would it not bs better to await lwdsr. who directly encourages a
civil war that may "shatter the Em-
pire to its foundations."
::-Rexall Foot Bath Tablets used
nl _
make a splendid bath for tired, ach-
ada. "loyalty" by unfounded appeals to in! 01’ SW°ll°U f°°t- They “H57 in'
liammatlon, make the skin strong
and healthy and banish all your foot
troubles. Sold with the Rexall guar-
antee, 250. The McKinnon Drug Co.,
The Rexall Store, corner Gt. George
and Kent Sta. Mtl.
STORM CAUSES DEATHS.
(Canadian Press.)
PITTSBURG, Bellt. 3-At'..leaaiL 22
are known to be dead and `l1 others
believed to have perished as the re-
sult of a' terrific storm which swept
Western and Northern Pennsylvania
and Pan-Handle District of West Vir-'
ginia and a section of East Ohio last
night and early today. _
The monetary loss cannot even be
After 24 hours' period of excessive-
then, concerning the “immediate dan- acute as it has been represented to ay h°t weather' the storm broke mst
gen,” the "certainty" of war wi_t.h"_be he would have returned long ere
Germany," the imperative necessity this with the full information in his rain-tall. the electrical features were
of__Canads "saving the Empire" by pocket. ' __ c
vening.
In addition to the extraordinary
most spectacular. The storm of rain
sused every stream to leave its
banks. Within a. short time Water
had washed away the railroad tracks
earth from surrounding hills,~maklng
all thoroughfares ln the .flood dis-
trlct impassablmn
C. P. R. STATION BURNED.
(Canadian Press.). _ ,
NORTH BAY, Ont., Sept. 3-The
Canadian Pacific Rallwnyjtation at
Cartier alas totally destrozferhby tire'
which started at 2 a.n1: his`-morn-
ing and spread so quickly that the
occupants barely escaped with their
lives. ` - _
The family of the station agent
and restaurant keeper escaped in the
upper portion of the buil_ding.m
(Canadian Press.)
NORTH BAY, Ont., Sep,t. 8-The
coroner’s inquest in victims `_of C."P.
R. wreck at Matftawa openetilat that
town this morning and was adjourn-
ed until Wednesday without any evi-
dence being taken.rn
BISHOP MOBBED.
(Canadian -Press.)
_ROME Sept. 3-Bishop Livfero of
bltta, Di Costell, in giving contir
mation yesterday observed in the
Church a girl with short .waist and
short sleeves. He called on her to
withdraw and attempted to eject har.
Several young mcn'took her part and
the Bishop retired. In the evening a
mob carried on s. demonstration (is-
fore the Episcopal. Place. petting the
Bishop with vegetables. c.
iinosrrrou Fon U
Hou. n. r.. norman.
(Canadian Press.)
QUEBEC, Sept. 3-When 1-lon. R.
L. Borden arrives he will be transfer-
red from the Steamer Victorian to
the Government steamer and on land-
ing will be escorted to the city hall
where civic address will be read by
Mayor Drouin.c. \ '
WONDERFUL CURE
AT ST. ANNE'S.
(Canadian Press.)
MONTREAL, Sept. 8-Loretta Me~
Mahon of Thorold, Ont, 16 years old
who was almost totally blind ,was
completely cured at a pilgrimage to
the shrine ol Ste Anne Ds Beaupre.
On Thursday while kneeling before
rho `picture of Ste Anne and praying
everently the scene cleared and. she
tan now read the finest print without
glassea.c. `
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CASTOR IA  
_[sm-_lnfants and Ghildrsii.
n~euu~ u»t~»n 
25 per cent
them, and which they
linss offered
 ,;.‘¢ _ -/.if  l
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Mothers Here is a chance
I i to buy ISch*i`1,olS.uitsl vrlso
  
gare t’s Sui ts
past years stock., ' ‘
Boys’ 2 pee. Suits
75 cents
A lot of Boys*-Suits _at 75 cts "
B`ack and Blue Serge and Fancy '
» - Tweeis and Worsteds will fit Boys
from three to six years. These are _ _ Blue Serge and Chevlots Suitable
I _ not new stock but a fewleft oversof
` 48 suits in the lot at......~..~. 
_ * _-_ - __ '*~ A11
Boys' Blouse Suits
I 99 cents - _ ~
A lot of Boys Blouse sous 99;
17 suits in all, xnade of good strong
for boys from 5 to'ro years of age
_ regular price from $1.75 to _
_ - $3.25_any suit, for_99 ets.._...99c
_lui _ -_*_ _ l _ ii-rs.
‘ll-ii""i`-s1-:-aun m
Boys’ Suits at hall price a _
.;l_ '88 two and three piece 88 `
2 I Black' and Blue Serge Fancy Tweeds
l Worsteds and cheviots. All sizes 26 34 All
 ages 7 to 16 years Regular prices $2.75 to
$12.00 any suit at half price.
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'I`llE ` . ' THE » I
HOUSE OF  ' I  HOUSE OF _
QUAIITY QUALITY
(Canadian Press.)
MONTREAL, Sipt. 3-Sir George
Askwlth is he-re from England to en-
quire lnto the Lemieux Act. and other
_labor legislation in Canada. c.
MORE FOR YOUR MONEY.
Kellogg's Toasted Corn Flakes
costs no more than ordinary cereals,
yet there is a big difference in the
quality and flavor. Order Kellogg`s
now. . .
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I f Fire Destroyed 
'_ Your Pr_o_perty` 
where would you stand? Wool it be -a-total lossfor:
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‘\
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pound foolish". rt feav cents a day- a trivial* amount
to anyone- insures you from all possible chance of
loss by fire. ' t `
` We represent the strongest fire_ insurance com-_
panies in the country. 'l lie rates are low, terms
reasonable and accommodations so satisfactory that
you cannot afford _tolet your property stand unpro-
tected any longer. Call today or drop a card-this
doesn’t obligate you in any nay.
W. K. Rogers Co. Ltd.li
84 Gt. George Street. ' A
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