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to the season.
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and Winter
Dress Materials
Shown Here
Our store is a veritable fairylalld
of n:w fall and winter suiting nlater-
sllowll depicting the llewest patterns
Perhaps there`s nothing more at-
tractive than the last shipment of the
famous Royal Broadclotll that callle »'
of llaud the otller day by express.
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September 14. -- At-
upon international labor ailllla-
were today the marked feature
the convention of the Canadian
of labor, and the methods
States unions came in
for 5 good deal of criticism all along
the line. Incidentally there was a
o
deal of talk as to the posaibil
f extending the sphere of influ-
ence of the Canadian federation.
Deputy McNeil who was in charge
,of the work of extending the P. W.
A., amongst all Canadian miners,
lstrongly denounced the efforts of Uni-
`ted States organizers in Cape Breto
A report was presented in favor* of
the formation of a purely Canadian
whole matter _and the general feeling
iwas that careful investigation of
lwestern conditions should be made be-
ifore -any move was taken, the federa-
ltion being comparatively weak in the
lwest, whereglnost of the mining bodies
qare, outside of the far east.
A move was made by delegate Tea-
.gue of Ottawa, for approval 'by the'
convention of the government’s naval
policy, but this met with sharp op-
position, and it is not improbable
lthat the matter will be brought up
again.
_ 1,4 miners' organization, but the eonven-`
"~ ' "lf -7 V tion took a conservative view of the
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SUGAR TRUST OFFICIALS
SENTENCED T() PRISON.
NEW YORK, Sept 14-Ernest W.
Caelbracbt, former su erintend
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Martin granted a stay on appeal and
fixed
p ent of
the Williamsburg Refinery of the slug-
ar trust who, with Charles R. Heike,
former, secretary and treasurer of the
Sugar Trust, was convicted last
spring of conspiracy to defraud the
government of the underweighting of
sugar, was today sentenced to two
years in the federal penitentary at l
Atlanta-and fined $5,000 by Judge
Martin in the United States court.
After imposing. 'sentence, Judge
bail at $25,000. Sentence on Mr
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For you who particularly acllllire venetirlll lnaterials ollr dress goods `§,§',"t 0! hail' He had been under
departlnellt stands ollt with all prominence. The vallles are good, the pie h t th I, 1 _ t att
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qnalltles excellent and the slladcs offer the latest offered bythe most “ence ° “cc”
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V Materials A A C _ . 10¢ I §§§ay to the larceny or $10,000 from
Heike, who has been called the "Man
higher up" is still pending.
The conviction of Heike and Cael-
bracht ‘was in a large measure
brought about by the testimony of
Oliver Spitzer, former dock superin-
tendent, who, followed his conviction
and the serving of a part of his sen-
tence in Atlanta, turned states evi-
dence. Spitzer was pardoned by
President Taft. '
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SWINDLED NEW YORK
BANK OF $100,000
hbarth, of the firm of Martin
Rothbarth & Company, bop dealers,
with offices in London, Frankfort
St Petersburg, pleaded guilty
Mercantile National Bank, and
was held for trial in an equal am-
veillance forty-eight hours, and
arrest occurred after a long con-
ney’s oflice and a coteric of bankers
up-to-datelllallufactnrers. ' l _wit
_ J “Your honor," said the assistant
` j district attorney in charge of the'
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on & ('o's ant
Guaranteed to shave. 9~l6¢ltf.
"Get 5 $1.00 safety l'u.zur at (Earlier-
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proof value at
strong value ut
ut l’aton's,
"People who c
should excllllllge
0-lfidtf.
TMillcl' liros, 12.! lxeut Ht.. 9-ll5d5i
enjoy u good shllvelli,
rs in knitted toques. U
One 0! the strongest values ever nf- 8
lercd, 35c. Herl-.'s a competition
50c and another extra
75c. Buy your toques
aunot play an organ ti
their organ for the ,_
new Sllel'lock-Mmnlillg player organ. le
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siinrs  
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to the ..
are cordially invited to
visit Carier's Bookstore,
Headquarters for Souven-
irs, Newest Books and
Sfafionery, Fancy Goods
and Chinaware, & c.,wllell
ill the City, and lllake
it a point to see ollr show
of new Wall Paper Samp-
les for l9|l ill the Exhibi-
tion Building. ,,
Made ill the big factory
of Colin McArthur Q Co..
Montreal, the largest
makers of Wall Paper ill
Canada.
\Ve are Sole Agents
for P. E. Island.
Carter & Company
Limited
d riutf.
n.
ll’\
= $10.000, the actual amount this bank
Wrllere is greet satisfaction in l~l.y- 'THE Nnw nllnss Goons AND “,',""° 1238000 ‘fist Wm come to more
lg your Essence of Vinegar at our _ SILKS. t lm $ ' '
'u,\.; store You never have ca
"Brass bed steads attractively
priced. Never before has our Stock
of heds consisted of so varied a selec-
on of the best-never has our prices
cached so far below competitors.Ev-
ry bed is flllly guarantecd.Yol»l should
' see our Fall Exhibit nt the Exhibi-
tion. Paton & Co. 9-15dtf
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"Drop in and let us show you the
new Tubular and Silk ties just re-
eived. These are away different
from anything ever shown in the
lcity and will be sure to please you.-
D.
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'to regret your purchase for you get
le purest and best malls for pickling
nd other purposes. Geo, E. Hughes
'llhe l’eople's Druggist. 9-1'7d2l.
A. Bruce’s. I-27dtf.
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Prelllmmllry Exhibit, (luring Exhibi-
Wlnner Come In and let u
our great sale ofsamples Moore
"Men’s new fall hats in great var-
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earn a Lesson
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In the Fall, at the first Tantons watches
g . _ _
ll of frost, he prepares for
winter. Have you filled up
'the bin in your cellar? It's to
rl long, hard winter, say
the weather prophets.
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For the best Coal
Phone 240
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Leod 9-I Sdtf.
, OUR GOODS SELL BEST BY
9-l5d4l
ntll 10.
_ A .  at I,at0n.S‘ r 4 ggrudtfl - rowse Bros Ltd. 0~l7d2l.
- V , "More than fl Dollar value for B
/ _ -=  3 QU 3 ghiigze at lllglngggllcgln °‘“'AS“'i"mer Dollar's worth of goods bought is our
/,'17 _ ' _ Q ‘ g . 0 S' urge effort. Pn.ton's. 9-16dt`f,
 , assortment to (pick fron; at about
./.;ff;/;__-  - any price you esire. ry one fo TU Bwt n B I _ t , d I 30
 - 1,/ ,Sunday-D. A. Brllce's. 8-27dtf. days ;;12_)50Uw_  l§Q;;‘s,L°?iity'0'Ipic_
.t ¢ //.. `“`“" ket Agent, 84 Great George Street.
_ E  " thN0t:;fe the lovely; trimmings at ‘ 9_17d1w
>/7; esl countorw en you come _C
 Bgtgglmléllgefxhagenlng. Y0u'l| "We never sacrifice quality for
_:;;{,:_:/i L  _wmcg afxgroyyjls Sassortzplpnt price, but we frequently sacrifice
. \\ ll to mat h. "ky" 5°m° "9 price for quality. Paton's. 9-lfidtl.
`_.-t_f;,/./,,;-»,,,';|,';,',,,,` [\\\ . ‘ Ou mg any'/st o&dross&fabr|o ` .
jggiagé-3 KN? Y . y so ec-. oore Mc. _
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“For downright good carpet values
‘you can’t beat Paton’s. 9-16dtf.
EVERY MINUTE
of the day you can de-
pend oll them.
What is it to you
that your watch has
kept tillle for a wllole
year if at the end of
that time it fails you on
a critical occasion.
w. N, rnurou
. ' Sunnyside. '
Pllone 192-L
| §~i,f,';'19Ii§f"°"”"“ti"g “ur p”“,§f‘1’§df,‘;' roRoN'ro, september lz~ Gem-ge
(loulding, the Canadian walker, is
now
See the handsome' aenuine ten _
mink muffthat. we are selling for Harriers, London En land ln both
twenty-nlno dollars. lt is a the
- s show the
you _how you can save one third day
on iurs-ny talking advantage ol`
Q McLeod_ é:l5dtr. MEN’S FURNISHINGS! DISTINC-
iety and numbers at Prowse Bi-og, gg
Ltd. _ 9-l7d2i. exclusive patterns ill shirts, ties,
gloves, hosiery, etc., which nre ofthe
"S0139 lllg Snails ill Hall Fllfnltllfe. very highest grade and represent the
Hull Tables, Hall Chairs, Hall Racks. distinctive productions of the best
*_ See them at the Exhibition or at English, American and Canadian
New Dress Goods direct from V’°t°"“ RW" Paw" & CU' ma
Manchester' Engmnd' just open_ 9-14ll6ir2i. tain correct furnishings that aredif-
Ing at Stanley Bros. Every new _I , m ferent from the average kind by visit-
ake is to be foundln this assort- I "Uwe “V08 Millinefy Ovening ins
enr Such as H°ps0ck|ng_ Mum, takes place on Monday evening next,
u Knob suitln and Donnegal at the hour of 7 o'clock. Do not miss
I ' ' ‘,Tweeds lr. will do your heart ii. as it will_be the opening Of the
X I I  ‘good tosee them. Stanley Bros. season. 9-1
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_ "Value ln bedding, blankets, mat-IL . _
wr messes’ Sprints' sheetings' comkwtq lrlext at thc llollr of 7 o clock u
7ll2l. of
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ll wllom he has had dealings.
case, "although the specific sum
WOl'lLD’S CHAMPION WALKER.
a wor1d’s champion, having bea-
E. J. Webb, of the Herne Hill
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one-mile and three-mile walks at
big exhibition track_nlcct Satur-
ufternoon. `
TIVE, EXULUSIVIC.
The Men’s Furnishing Department
now showing the newest and most
nufacturers. ' It is very easy to ‘ob-
this Department. Paton‘s.
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You have waited for ollr opening
fall Millinnry? Well, wc arc pleas-
to announce it for Monday evening
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Perfumes
We make a specially'
o? this lille, gntllerirg
the overcoat poplllarl .
with old and yollllll
The popular favorite tllis year is the Coll€g'€
Coat and the style and materials shown are even
superior to those shown last year. ` ` '
These College Coats are sn21PPY»5ty1i5h and
distinctive-tlley impart al military and 1l1=1SCll1lH¢ .
- bearing to the figure that adds attractiveness to
any personality. These coats are the master pro-
ducts of expert tailors alld are fllrllished ill all the
leading fzlll lllaterials. `
We’ve investigated the fall wear_ problem and
can assure you that these College Coats are THE
thing for smart dressers. Inside lnforlllatlon has
given us the best on the market--call lll today and
see what is right in fall wear for men.
Our, Tuway coat is rl trappy lllster that can be
coverted froln a College Coat toa Chesterfield. just
see it.
College Cozlts......... ..  to $27.00
I Smart Suits for
Particular Dressers---Sec ihem
We have stocked up one of the finest lines of fall suits we have
ever seell alld they are here waiting your criticism and selection*--you
can’t afford to overlook this line. We are sllre that nowhere ill the city
can you see such a fine showing ill fall fashion ideas for men-a line that `
colllprises the best ideas from the fashion centres of three nations. Ollr
stock was selected for men of taste, men who appreciate the correctness of
details---smart, stylish dressers wllo want the best quality in workmanship
and material with the least possible expenditure of money.
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Our suits were designed and cllt by artists, tailored by masters and
express' the highest ideals ill fall suits for men. They are made of best
quality serges, tweeds and worsteds and express the highest poillt of excell-
ence ill artistic tailoring for lllell. A careful inspection of our stock coll-
vinces tlle well-posted as to the superiority of ollr stock--they embody the
` best goods, best tailoring and latest styles. ~Many of the smart suits seell
on the street--supposedly cnstolll tailored---originated here. _
Prices ai $6.00 to $25.
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 young men ;
' Correct fall hats for men are here in our
lllanllllotll hat departnlent---we can fill ally re- _ `
qnirelllent ofevery person ill regard to popular '
hats and caps. This is “The Hollle of Good
Hats". thebest llat departnlellt ill the province
---all the best and lnost popular hats frolll the
best nlakers are here waiting your selection-
Colne. ‘
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odors (the ones ill wllilll
they excel) -from each
maker.
We have Roger &
Gallet’s, Pallllerls, See-
ly’s, Pi\'ier's, Colgate’s,
Hudnnt's, etc. at fronl
25c to l oo per oz.
These odors we also
have ill original sealed
bottles. They thus conle
to you direct from the
makers with all fragrance
preserved.
Tile bulk goods are _a fljllle
less ill price, however, sm' the
cont oI`f`:nlcy pnckingia saved,
E. A. Foster
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The wonder and talk of the world. ` l
We have installed a
powerful machine for press-
ing cloilws :mil which is
spcvinllyzlrlapied for ladies'
and gems' suits. lt disilu
ll-cts and cleans the cloth-
rnises the imp, removes all
odors, fresllcils fhc colors
and gives your suit a fresh
rlppenrunco ill.-ll all smart
dressers clcnmnll.
Management W. C. GREEN
forming fleas.
At Exllibiiion Grounds Daily
. °°§'.3$L,23L"‘°" Slllr Slcam- Laundry 9-wd=il>d- _ 
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New eYork’s Fourteen Weeks A Senizaiion
' _Prof. Nat Burullnlll and his company of wonderful per-
l, The People’s 'l’lleiail°¢_ Evenings
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