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fran 1..i'rss'r News r.ms'r or Ann THE

uusfr -srssn Us '

J T0 KEEP AWAKE. naw Yoslr. August z1.~ mu

Alice Geiser, of Liberty place. Wee- hawken, ls the vietin. ol a strange

in medical annals. She cannot keep awake unless she stands up. Sitting

ious._ -

It is not the so-called sleeping sick-

ness ol Africa. which lasts less than two weeks. Miss Geiser has been al- l

.Although she has been under con- T stunt medical trcatmuat lor two, years no headwav has been- made to- ' T \vard,_a cure. Miss Gelscr_ in all otli-l,

young woman.

°"" l..."5..._..THE..¢ENTRll

,‘.|i.|"‘ bl ,_,_ Ln.” It pays to buy in this Province. _

nialady, said to be without parallel. '°°°°*°°*°°_°°¢nnnan¢..._, CHERRY VALLEY.-On Sunday.

MOTHER OF FIVE, ` there will he service in Christ Church

, b

_ ~ Cherry Vn11¢Y. et 6-30 l>~ m- again at midnight for St. John's

or lying down she becomes unconsc- She m0¢h¢r¢¢| gn!

Night alter night rn. watched rl lime. COAL AHF~IVAL.- Behr. "Leo" is

bed, discharging 5 cargo oi Reserve Nut

Night after night she cooled a ievered C051 'UF Bunk” 73°!

aught uma mmm, the dangers 0| G. M. Young will preach in the First mor 010,, Eu

the an-een Methodist Church tomorrow morning ‘e

aught little llps to utter simple and °"e"i“3»

Prevere; * D

cr respects, is a normal, healthv w|,iSp,md of strength that some day BCI-IOONERS DUE.- Schrs. "Paci-

would he theirs, lic", "Beulah" and Col, Otter are

.- 1 ~ .nu tempo: with 1113-' ii i.r

, 1~:_vrio.\1.u. 1.s.\.cui-:_ ‘md ‘,‘,,“,_‘;,°°,§1,,,,,,,t,§'°'“ an t° “°°"t N’ miltaseii li cg. wa or 10%. 2” ue wonm Wm mg the °°l°

M' New Ym_k_N, Y ,, .(,,m_a,,0 2_` She ga\e her babies to the nation's "_"

at Broo'~'lyn-B_rooklyii 4, (’incinuati G; at Boston-Boston 7; St l.c.»2iis l`»;|

g,_.0d_ OFFICE I-iOURS.- The Guardian C

News Department closes tonight at` r

. _ _ _ _' _ 2 she moihrreri uve: ~ ‘12 a-nd will reopen Sunday night etrequest. sing Amhrosws beautiful

at' l hilaflelphia-Philadelpliia b, l’1t~ Night after night they sat about her 12 in the interim 124J. can be's isiurg .-1. knee ,phoned_ V ‘t

INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE And heard her tell of what some day `;"

'»; al, Bnflulo-Biiflalo 8, Jerse Cit

more 4.

niihsd cottage with about 8 acres ol land situnte at 'l‘rg\cadie Bay. This cottage

stables and other outhuildinss including osthiue house and ie one ol_the most benutilul country residences in the ls-

as the owner has no iurlher use (or it

n, l & Co. 1070

_ h d. morning at the Baptist Church

tiicted lor two years. `Day alter day she guarded little feet' METHODIST CHURCH.-The Rev. t

h _

would be, »~ ;CQRRE<f3'i?;»D-T SERVICES:- The Miss Edith M. Luke, Montreal

A t _T t 3| P _ Prom her they learned that in the °"’_""°°° °_ 0 ryon Methodist Cir- correspondent to the Christian Guar-

~ At Toro" O Oro" O r°`ymmc§ world outside_ ;1;1itt0rl!`I:_<;ll;l0\'_V. illlllndny Y-he \\{)1ll_1‘ illnn, Toronto, was an interested visi-‘ 3; t R h t _R h t 3, Ba1t,_ Are cruelty_and vice and seliishness _ 0 ID 9 m0"llDE- e H 0 or to Cnarlottetown this week. lVliss»

a oc cs er oe es er and pride; I in the afternoon and Victoria in the liuke, wus one 0! a Party which visi

From ner they learned the wrongs °V¢'11“1B. not et Crapaud in the after-_ ited the dmerent fo; ranches and

_§ they ought to shun' |i‘}0on as previously nniiounced. Rev.lp|~in¢ip5] sights of interest in this ‘ I-4 or Sale What things to love. what work must - Hflan? 1 Ofh Ch" °l't9t°Wn ' Win fe_il‘ province and leit for her home,

still be done. _ DFCBC B nl Y. e BSFVICGS- with the _most pleasant recollections

Edward Bayfield ollers lor nie hislurl She lic!! $2313] through the labyrinth THE FUR BO;)”NT_Mr_ H. W. Bin_ oi her visit here .

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me Wm up ul

to hum' '1Scotin and now manager of thenjfnfdwho Irv; the °°“tm°t mr tm

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land will bu sold fora vary smallnum She mothered iivel .Ch f1°“9t°W“ Branch Of that Bank I mg 0 t e Mletou Point mer

lrris: nonw” N s

Efi , he _ S

any night for cirsrlomiuwu and win e due here Monday afternoon sailing

N311. via Sydney, Buntain Bell & Co., Agents. " 1070,

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BAPTIST CHURCH.- On Sunday

he subnet oi the sermon win be 'rub

Y r glish Bible. In the.

\'¢'llllB the suhlect will he. The Re- .lolcing Christ. Rev. Z. L. Fash will reach at both services.

ST. JAMES' CHURCH.-Miss Jac-

Eye hath not seen" from Gaul's "The Holy Clty.' in St. James’ hurch at the evening service 'tomor- ow Miss Pbenelope Davies will, by

acred solo "One sweetly solemn Ollght." at the same service.

Morwenna sailed' gl: light:-enl Fri:

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A,,,,,|y mJuh,, U’McA,,la,, on ,he admin I-Icr name may be unknown save td lB ?n Fredericton, N. B. Mr. Blnning Ol' the‘car ferry, Messrs. Roger Mil

ing arm. _

977 8~l9'r{E6i.

the few. informed a reporter for The iuaii that “if & °°“H- °f 'I`°f°11f0. are et Pre-l

0! her the outside world but htqé the lox-raising ~business, which took

sent, it is understood, selecting quapl

A knew. its rise in Prince Edward Isiuua is "es 1" New *-`"“““Wi°“ “Om which 'in

Clock I

This clock is well made, a

g o o d tiniekeeper, neat, strong and will give sp1en» did satisfaction It is worth more than n. dollar but you can have it- for............9f‘c

Otlicr splendid alarm

clocks ranging up to $3.50

W. N. Tanlon

Sunnyside V

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ory bright,

K E

stand up,-ight_ 0' emp e what capital they want. When 'Mr.

clinging to h0m,,._ keeping her mem_ Binning was asked concerning the

prospects of the companies being pro-

Somewhcre this mother tolls and is m°ted- in New Brunswick he said

alive,

that he bad no direct knowledge oi

NO more as on but in he them. Prince Edward Island had the

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of ,~,ve_ e t mast! advantage i'n-- being the' home 'of the

-Edgar .~.. Guest in _"Detroit Free i"d““fY “ml in “B P°°P1° b"i“g ex'

Press. '_'

cheap acid salve, but n genuine 25c. cure that does remove corns in twen- ty-four hours. Be surc and get “Put- na.m's Extractor," 25c. at all deal- ers.

perienced in the-rearing of foxes. The two provinces were very similar as

--~~~ ~---&- liar as climate was concerned and

New Brunswick he thouzht should be

Corns? You Any ;i;&v;zlell'l suited for the industry as the

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If so, you want to try Put- l " _ | rams corn Extractor; it is not a AGRIfJU'L'I`UHE-- The Asrleultur-. MORE AMERICAN vEssELs.- In

al meeting held at New Glasgow on the 20th, inst., conducted by Messrs Elliott, Fixtcr and Nunnici; in con- nection with the lllustrntlozi Farm work proved to be the most success- ful meeting ever held in the locality.

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City Schools

(Re open Tuesday Aug. 261h,)

< Carters Bookstore

will as usual liive a full line of

Educational Books

including the Newly Authorized Text Bloks for School and Cellege all School and College Books scld by us at Publishers Pricvs.

(_ Wholesale £3 Retail)

An lrnmense Stock of Scrlblilerl, l"ole Bnolrs.

Exercise Books, Muscular Movement Pads, Pens, Inks, Blolllng Paper, Rules. Erasers, Examination Pads and Paper, Foolscap, Note Paper, Enveloprs, Penholders, Lead Pencils, Account Paper Fountain Pens, Fountain Pen Ink. Maps, School Slaies. Slate Pencils Pencil Boxes Comp isses,Proirsciors.I' yrSha`des, Mucileage, llublaer Bands, Pen Q). Pencil Clips, Paper Knives Qc ®.c.

Currer's “Easy Writer” Fountain Pen for $1 25

is the Biggest Value on the M irket (ask to sec llicni.) Send along your children, fair treatment lo cvcry- bccly. _

Carler & C0.. nnlffd

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There were forty representative farm- ers present belonging to the locality and adjoining districts, who listened with wrapt attention to the instruc- ti e address. Mr. Fixter took the ` company over the larm, gave an ae-

count ofthe dirierent seedings, the quantity of seed sown, explained the object, and compared the grain grow- ing from the ordinary seed with that oi the selected or improved seed, Mr. Nunnick spoke of the Conservation Commissions work, its object being to preserve and conserve the natural lresonrces of the soil, mines, fisheries and forests. Although nature was bountiful man’s prodigal wasteful-; ness has depleted the fertility of the' soil in dilierent parts oi the world, so that parts which were once fruit-lf ful are now barren wastes. Even ini parts of Canada this has already- been done to a certain extent. Are we not yet unnecessarily denlentingf our soil by selling oil the hay, oats] nnfi potatoes instead ol feeding them, :md converting them into beef, fchcesc and butter? And compared the replacing of Nitrogen and Pbosphates 'by artificial fertilizers to the soil as llieing similar to replacing the natural arms and legs with artificial ones. iMr. Elliott spoke ol the thorough ,cultivation of the soil as being one ,of the essentials in the production ol the crops, and the best methods of cultivation and the proper imple- ments to use and when and how to use them. He believes in deep iall ploughing in order to hold sufficient

moisture and to allow plenty feeding '

ground for the plant. He strongly emphasized the duty ol each individu- nl to leave his farm for the coming generation in as good nr ii better condition than be found it. 'All pres- ent were much nleased in hearing thc

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But somewhere live are treading virf nourmhufg wlth n° signs of a slump' iliie wrfrlcatoue material required for

“-* _ t,,,,_fs ways' Capital is being brought in lrom the '

,____l___ S(,,.,.i,,g the worm and brightening United States _arid the new companies -__

,__ -ogq 1 its days. ,which are being _promoted lor fox-I IT IS U,._,,,|_,..|,,,r,qD that the Frm

l 90C for Somewhere are me Wh t t d, raising have no difilculty in ettin vincial Silwr LLC" ,Fong Ltd Ot,

o 'j sql _'_' I

v ,: ‘_-.

‘I his

which the directors are Messrs, .llohn Agnew. J. 0. Hyndman and G. D. DeBlois havsbeen offered 5 handsome price by foreign capital for all of| their 1914 pups. This will mean a, _l?lg_thlng__lor_ the stockholders of this' Company, as the tive pairs of ioxes owne'd by the Company are all "Proved Breeders" and have had an‘ average litter of four and a half .pups. It therefore looks as ii the ,earnings ol the "Provincial" will be a record one. 982-4i.

is of interest to note that during the present summer season so far as il has gonc more American sailing ves- sels have entered this port than was the case during the whole ol last year. In the latter period the entry ol U. S. echooners consisted of nine,' while up to the present sta e oi this yenr’s season the number §ntered is already ten. One' of them was the Bertha l... Downs,_ pi _io,u1"-rnasted scliooner\,o_l_, 6Q6 tons net, reglster, a vessel considerably larger than the general run of sailing craft that trade here. In tact the B. L. Downs would count as an unusually big sailing ship anywhere in the Maritime wor d, sailing vessels of that size being no longer the fashion with the progress of strain navigation. Four of these American vessels are now in the har- bor. all with coal. An interesting explanation may be given for this in- crease in the number of American vessels that have entered Charlotte- town harbor recently. This appears to be the time of the hurricane sca- son in the,Caribbeau ond o_n that ac- count it islplmost impossihie to get any of thésesaillng' vessels to trade

to those latitudes. ,They go up to New York and get charters lor this northern trade. Witb~ sueh n~ number ol them offering frcigbts are neccs- _ sarily low, and so there hasbeen an 1

nflux of hard coal cargoes from the States during the past two months. It has been observed that there isa marked increase in the consumption of anthracite coal, which is allowed to enter here from the United States free of duty, 'and with freight rates being cheap consequently sells out at low prices. ,

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l “Black Prince" Hose 1

at all the leading Dry

The New Dress Goods

H ave. Arrived »

And conslst ol’ the smartest lot of D ess Goods and Suitlngs it has ever been our

pleasure! to offer-The shades are the n

cwest, the weaves are fashions latest-the

values are right. Our aim is to have the most correct dress goods department in the city. If you have’nt yet visited it com: yoi will be surprised at the varilty offered. If already a customer you will be better pleased than ever with our eilorls.

New English Sefges

in navy blue indigo dye, pure wool, a good wearing Serge 42 I0 44 lllCl1¢S wide, prices 451:, 58c, 7.>c, 9;»c, $1.10.

New French Wlzipcords

apure wool clean ‘twill wliipcord very suitable for one piece dresses in Reseda. Brown, T an, dk. Navv, Clear Navy, Copenhagen, Midnight Blue, dk. Red, Nickle Grey and Black, special value

New Bedford Cord Suitings

in Greys, clk. Navy, Brown, Cream and Black, widths 46 in. to 54 in. prices $I.20 to $l.75

New French Sedan

Cloths _

a highly finished pure wool cloth guaranleed to sponge perfectly suitable for one piece dresses or tailored suits shades Bleriot Blue, Navy,Copenhagen, Brown, Bronze Green, Wisteria, Nickle Grey, Tuap:, Purple and Black 52 inch

New Black Dress Goods

ln Taffeta Cloths, Poplfns, Queen’s Cloth, Sollels, Venetians, Serges, Armuries, Corkscew Weaves, Sin Toy,Crepolines,Crepe de Chenes,Voile -, Cashmeres, Bedford Cord, etc. the _most complete line of black goods sho ilu in the clty.._.........60c yd. up to $2.75 yd.

New English Suiting Tweeds

very smart and stylish in Champagne and Black, Lt, and Dk. Brown, Brown and Tan, Green and Brown, flecked effects, 52 lo 56 inches wide

__ $i.z5.i.45. lwya. New Boucle Suitin gs

Fashiori’s newest in Blue and Black, Green and Black, Brown and Black and Purple and Black, 54 inch $1 65 yd

Blue Sui ting Serges

for ladies’ tailor made suits in both English and French makes,lndlgo_dyes thoroughly shrunk $r.35, 1.65, 1.75, 2.25, 2,65, 3.25, 4.o~., 4.50. Let us tail ir you up a suit. our prices are right, the workmanship, the best, a perfect f t cr no sale.

New Bulgaria

n Trimmings

f See our New Bulgarian Trlmmings and all overs the colorings are cxquisile and lhe variety large, new eeru and while shadow allovers, laces l to match. White Guipure allovers, laces to match. New Bulgariaii Frogs, buttons to match. New Crochet Buttons, (New Pcirl ll ittons, New Ivory

I Buttons. New Braids.

Magnificent

,New Brocade Silks

1 New Silks

Splendid Palllette Silks

The New Brocade Silks are mag-

nificent. We have them in the new blues and other colorixigs in neat de- signs, 36 in. wide and the price is only $l 75 yd.

Lustrous Duchesse Silk

A splendid Satin finished Silk, 36

inches wide, in many of the newest calorings iucfuding apricot |45 yd.

Striped‘ M essaline Silk

Sift and clear finished 36 inches

wide in green and brown, black and white, grey and white, blue and while, blue and grey and navy and champagne'

instructive addresses and considered l Goods Stores _ combinations' " ° "'°"°`°"" "'l‘25 ld'

' lt quite a privilege to have all their '

'questions cheerfully answered. , *

36 inch. in navy, cle_ar navy, tan,

caston, brown, pale blue, cream, copen- liagcn, plnk, nile green, champagne, mauve, apricot, steel grey, pale lemon and blac-k_.'..._........., 99c yd.

Striped Paillettes

&S. Al. /lVl1G'UOl’l1<€!l<Ql ieilainq lore)

ln sliot effects with combiiiation stripes ln many rich handsome shades such as green and brown, grey and black, navy and green, elc. 36 inches wide......

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Black Silks and Satillis

Black Paillctte Silks 36 inch, 99;

1.35. L45.

Black Dnchesse 36 lncli,$1.45,'.65 P Black Shantung 36lncli, $r..5. Black Satin 36 lnch,$r.25,l.55,r 65 Black Peau De Soie 34 inch $1.85. Black Taffeta 36 inch $ ,35,

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MEN’ BARGAN AT"

PATONS F RE SAL

'1"c>l\lIc;.|-|”r |=-|=2o|\/l 7 rl-I|_|-_ 9.30 '

The ladies can do their shopping at Pa’ron`s store today from Io a. m. to‘5 p. 111.' ~

The Vvorking' ]M[a.:t1’s F**ip]g>o:rtu11i1;

Sweeping clearance sale of all underwear, ready made suits, dvercoats, ..pan§ts,..f_vpsis, '_.,e,tcV,'Wi1l he H I

1 Svvept Avvay

¢""Nl,_ N as, these goods must be clcaredout befoijs~ Tuesday at

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