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Now to the -ground the -autumn may borrow Delaney, M. L. A., was in obs;-- ripe and .ite

leaves are falling, I Some sweetness that the inisspent igttgmwn yesterday completing _ tin .by thevwind Out in the by-whys rustling 'ueath time retrieves; pm-mag, of 3 pun 51393 10;, mm gg to work more _ ‘ our tread; _ lEach life must have its aftermath of ghgbsgt of gps palggne gem; now yi; mer. Its

lhys that were blast with sumnier's` sorrow; the D¢m,g,, mush, ,ns of hignqui. neglect

mirth recalling, And every year must have its ity “ing the ‘motmr of gk, whim, ha ters _

Telling the tale of blossoms that autumn leaves. . is ,riding to me North 'ri-you suv” that all

‘“`° dad# ` ` Black Fox Co's. ranch. °h°°* W "EW

Bee how they turn from green to

nnavss. , I sn-sin. , --" ‘

For faith and hope from every pain

0! rustling leaves, touched with a

FOX

'Black port a of capital

Valley.

per cent. on the

PURCHASED FOXEB.-Mr. ll. 0. eastern end

result

is to

`M__eant not decay to autumn‘s That knew but gladness ere the gim,,,_ The ,mme of the Imperial is -_-

tremhhug leaves. . l summer fied, 0 , am , 1,4303 IN oHaRL0'r'ps:'r0wN.-

Into our lives the snow must soon Gfhfbh hlI»h:sp:;;ii|:l§ wgllll foroai I3: The Charlottetown correspondent of

Still do I love, with all their melun- be falling, gressiveness of this Island mdup the Labor Gazette, issued by the De-

choly, l Sadly the thought our spirit often try _ partment ol Labor, reports, in the

fhe radiant days that come in gricves; ` - september number, on _the state of

sumnier’s train; But there's a ho c of li ht eternal ` labor in this cit as follows:--"The

Sndder they seem-n. sermon after culling P g ,l,l;€_H;J BS' €i",yC£TY `0dl;eBYl;I:E;I\;- only worrk of impirtancs in this die-

f<*ll§’. l Beyond the nightfall and the aut- Black °Dia`mond Line sqayuedimm th; trict’ was the re-construction of the

A guy song blending to n minor umn leaves. ' . rt t d _3 30111811 CU»l$h01l° Ch\U`°h- A50'-W 15°

HO COMPARISON

BETIEEII THAS MD

THE OTI: ER PiiOlllllCE

A Clinrlottetown Editor in dis-

cussing the rolled outs propos tion, says:-~ "

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fcrlor quulity of grain, cliii mziinfnin ii fnctory whicll puys enormous dividends, why could not Prince l~1dwui'd'Islund, with its butter quality of grain, vi-.il with thc gruwiiig of outs ii specinlty equip and uiuintuiii un cquzilly pro-

sucli ii factory would pay wcll hero, und that the cstnhlishmcnt of such would be ol immense value no ihc wholc province requires no iirihi-

uf other industries also, and \\'i_li

ment. lt would iiicun the bcizilinina: 'A . 1

Vitlgl

oiic or tivo going concerns of this

._,.'|;. _ __ _ ,i-_§j_‘_§;__ kind :is ii hcginning we could hope in time to huvc ii numbcr of ,indust

rics in opcrntion to inunufucturc the rain' mutcrinl which we can grow in

inrlclinite nbundi-.n'ce.” A

There is ccrtninly no guinsnyins;

'Il' . . thc ince thnt this Islnnd is hcttcr 'id

lieforc this to establish un industry so nnturul to the Province. And as the above quotation says, this big plnnt wi l result in other industries being introduced that can profitably utilize the natural products of the Province. In Other words it will be the turning of the tide towards a~.blg- gcr and busier town and a richer and more prosperous province. 1822

A FATAL DUEL IN KENTUCKY.

WINCHESTER, Ky., Sept. 29.-El-

lis Branduiiburg was killed and his wife and Ben White were fatally wounded yesterday in n. revolver duel in thc public road, _ near here, which resulted from a quarrel over efforts of White and his cousin. Charles Holllni to drive past tho buggy in which Mr. and Mrs. Brand- nnburg were riding. Hollin was sr- rested.

White and Hollin were on the wuy

home from church, as were the Brnndunhurgs when White tried to pass the Urnndunburg buggy -his own vehicle was upset. Some words pass- ed and later when White and Hollin upproachcd Brandunhurg‘s buggy from the rear, it is said that the latter opened fire on them.

-tilted for a rollcd outs plunt tli|iii` _

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any other l’rovincc in (Iniia<lzi._ It is;STEAMER_M0HAwK

not ns though wc were trying to GOES AGROUND

stzirl xi iunrmnliulc fuctory. Oranges.

ilrc vnnt YR Spefllalty with US. lllltl POUGHKEEPSIN_ N_Y__ Sept_ 29.,

outs :_\rc_n specialty, and it is u most Three hundred passengers on the “ea

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mer Mohawk of the Manhattan Nav-

nf it that no cflort has been mndcligation @0mp,my_ were transferred

6 Ni.gl1ts

from the vessel eurly to-day. alter she had gone hard aground on an

.iles north of here The how struck

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after two o'clock this morning, when the transfer of the passengers had been effected. Most of them resumed their journey to Albany over the New York Central Railroad. In the

Saturday Matinee ;1:;";:.;.‘;:;;‘;.;‘;2§:'.i.‘1.‘;‘.‘;.nf;i.‘I.*i€ ',_,;;~~. _ fr th'

Many had been thrown om eir

Commencing Monday, Sept 29 berths hy the impact. The Mohswirs

how sustained a great jagging hole

The Ever Popular Klark-Urban Co

Iu a repertoire of New York 5352.- . ._

Productions

WEDNESDAY EVENING

The House of a Thousand Candles

_ Change of play at each performamc

A solid car of special Scenery.

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High Class Vsuicville tetween

the Acis.

Prices 25, 35 and 50 cenla

Seals on sale at ]amiesou's and

Raukin`s Drug Stoixs.

and she forced herself nearly thirty feet on the river bank, almost to the New York Centml tracks. Oillcials of the line said toda th t the accident*

‘ e Y a _ 1. was due to a break in the steering

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Tulips . Freeslea. Varieties All choice

or We- pay

prices. ' ' _

u er’ 0 hal” °f hay' 5° Mad erally was quiet. Carpenters were

of cnttle and three horses She sail wen employed and save,-B1 resi ed fm' Bt J°h“'°' Nfld 71°' Sum dences, together with repairs to the

°“id° YMCA building were under way

No change in rates of wages took

G"“h“m “A B°°t°“- \‘°¢“U\° plant on the grounds at once It

mg Mr' Graham' his Wil” “nd 9- workmen erected this fall." lend Miss Kelly also of Boston who

ere in the carriage with him- onto the road. The carriage was up-turned '

nd the horse ran quite a distance -_ _ . before he was stopped, but no serious Miss Rpm" " "‘ _of thu; city

F_,\RE»WE[_I____The members of St: returned home in the afternoon. igene’s Church Covehead assembl-

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damage was done other than a shak- leaving shortly {°_f_B°_Bt0n" i

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28th to take leave of their beloved . '

pastor Rev. P. D. McGuigan, who em tram _yesterday m°m1“`g‘

giabout to be transferred to Vernon M- _ A_ J_ H -1 ch

" s as rcs y r e ei

Gugodman.:-Rev. and Dear Father- Montreal' __'

Covehesd, heard that your pastorate Y

When we consider the condition of ik the roads at some seasons of ine W c '

unselfish devotion to duty should tram serve as an inspiration to us to try ' __‘_ __

you were also deeply interested in M their temporal aflhirs. It was under guest of rs' Harry Bevan'

paid mr' you ulways e”d°*‘v°r"d by train yesterday afternoon after kind words of c°“"""31 to lead you short visit to Charlottetown.

people along the road that 11:4-.snt __

sured dear Father our prayers will be west _ offered in your behalf and in return ° .. ' ' we ask you to remember us in your _______;____

prayers and especially in ollering np the Holy Sscridce of the lV[af~i=i_ \"c

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from time to time. We can ui-sii_'e you we will be ever ready to extend

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felt wishes I-,ir your r»u.:cu¢-is und prosperity rind risk you to nccept -- this purse as ii slight token if our

Covehcad. In reply Father islcfliiig- are taking the mst “'39 t°w“rd° ,un was visibly affected und uxninly °“°°°“5f“1 °°mm"°i“1 °”"°“'

thanked his _neople for their generous ° ' °

years. T, elr _ g ' f - thousandfold more because it was Earn’ B"y°“t°”-. . ‘ the spontaneous outcome of that -

Co. and Margaret Connelly with

' J. Hughes & Co.

I Bo h e _ g

spring.

Diapepsin digests everything, leaving xxegesultg’ com "B _ nothing\to sour and upset you. There ' "

v was au thin so safely quick

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as soon as \

gn sostgef, There' is one vacant desk jun vm. YOU st the U. 0. C. and now

g.” jyggt' ng TOY S0 Ul\l'0ll

no erlliitation' _of your heed 'eles.ri_

next sum-

road inas-

ou ward cargo consisted oi 500 bags _ “f °°”=- 30° has-= °f 1>°=-t°°~- 40° 53°?-L`Z?§..T”1‘l". i.f§_3E’..."2.‘i2»'.‘.§°`$.“$ii‘.§ giwgatgtn °Q0v°g°t”bl°°' 50 p“°k°5°5 with brick and cement. Labor gen

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weeds are held in » ofthe land on

which they gtow._ The Department

, frosbkissed splendor, i transient glory. FAR FAMED--Messrs Bruce sew- of Agriculture should take immediate Radiant with beauty that ere long How oft we crush thee with a care- nrt Q, C0__ ]_,¢d__ mcdved 9, came steps to have the Noxious Weed Act

decelves; l less tread, message yeegcrday from Auckland enforced, otherwise a condition of af-

0! that a touch which gives them Forgetting thou'rt the ending of a New z,,a|and_ which contained al.; fairs will -arise in' Klug's County

_ tints so tender l story _ order for two Impsrml guoxene. ,m_ which will cost the province dearly.

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'Our suck' of swell -new suits and overcoats is ' _

now complete, -niade by makers who have merited our l couli leuce')ind designed by' exterts who ful ow close- ly fasliionspeiid and modify the exneme to ‘suitthe

av. rage man. ' ' ~ __

f .ln-suits, mixed and diagonal tweeds pred. mluaie

and are shown in qniét iich colors principally med- ‘lui.i1 browiiis, fawnlsh greys and heather mixed - shades. very sppropriaie for fall 'alnd winter » eir. In ovrrcoats herringboneend iso tone stfipe, tweeds, neat diagouals, friezes and chinchillas are the _lead- ing-cloihs, the colorings are mos tly browns, heaihi r i

on up to $20 oe. _ _ __

mixed, light anddaik gréys, and fawnish greens. ' See our handsome brown tweed suits at $8 50 others at $10.50, $11 oo, 3:2 oo, $i3.5o, 5.14 oo, $16.00 and

ACC1DENT_Yf°l°"d*‘Y “lt"“°°“ place Work has been commenced on bout three o clock as the Bouris the proposed ca,-_(er,-y_ and me mn tml” was “°““"g St Peter* tractor for the pier at Carelton

h°"° bemg drive” Point expects to have the entire

frightened and b0ltB\i. i‘-\\I‘0W' proposed to have the camps .for

pot yes M ay mowing at 6 0' H" men were employed, and good pro--

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Ev, .

A ' ’ Hon. J. A. Macdonald, Cardigan,

d at bona” Ban' on Sunday' Sept' came to Charlottetown by the east-

Mr. and rs ou e ar-

iver Parish. After Mass the follow- ’ in addr” W d b M _ P t _ lottetown, have gone on a visit to

It is with feelings of regret that we Mr Hu

__ , _ _ gh Dauniels of this city left

the members of ht. Eugene s bhurch, esterday morning for Bostom when

over “S had mdcd Thou h least in he intends to reside for thc winter.

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numbers .of vour missions we fem- .

‘ Miss Addie Hogan Charlottetown,

that we have hge" the most exactmg left this morning on'a visit to Monc-

by reason of bf““g the farthcsf “way” ton and different parts of New lBruns-°

your your record of missing one Sun- M,._ Alfred Seaman and ML Linus ‘my °' °“' “Pl’°i“t"'d °“°” E" Wi" smith, Charlottetown, have len to teen years speaks for itself. Your take up their studies in Mc(-,m_ M0n_

und he punctual in our religious nut- M135 Mary vp,-Emerg, Hampshh~e_has EF' T_h‘_’“gh always “°1‘°5ti°“9 fm' returned home after spending the

e “mutual news 0! Your P90916 past week in Charlottetown, the

your skilful guidance that our little M,-_ U,-ban Gi|]is_ Mi9c0uche_ re, church was practically rebuilt und tm-ned -to his home by the Western

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success. Though we deplore your' re- M,-_ M_ Q Delaney M L_ An mom! from us’ Yet being ‘“‘"'l"’°t¢‘_‘l North Tryon! was among the visitors by your emmple we humbly "“b"“E' to Charlottetown yesterday. He re- l‘° the "de" Of °“" B‘sh"p' Bc as' turned home by the afternoon train

to you a hearty welcome. ln ron-

clusion we extend to on .ar neait- '_ I |

d f _ _ 51 d _ M, lf f The U'. C. C. class-rooms are now

Qaiainemtgérgogf St_g?-;,g_,,l_\e»B (E;.f,".c;;_ crowded with _ambitious students who

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cooperation in sii the work spirit-' Am°“E th” U- C- C- Sf“d““‘=°° “DW ual and temporal that had been ac- emf’1°yed 5" the Civil service at Ot” complished during the past, iliiteen l'»°““ are J. A. Cullen, Harold Ritch-

h 011,.,-in was vaiuuy B ie H McRae, Ella McKenzie nud

spirit of`filial affection which always A111053 “W 9“°°°l5f“1 U~ G- C-

l;‘.:;'.s'f‘““ ‘“° °‘ a;i2;';s;°C;:..§cf::-£~

w»...1..._1___'h',.'U.'h. G. ...d_..r..

preference every time. Miss Winnie

` Praught is now with N Rnttenhury

and Mr Mlllman with Auld Bros.

SAUSAGE NEW BHEAU . ..`.......

"PAPE'3 mAPEP9IN" mGE§TS Miss Maud Me°os'hh;i1 is new with

FOOD WHEN STOMACH CAN T the Canada Fox Exchange & Invest-

_CURES INDIGESTION' ment Co. and Miss Helen Forsytnu is D- --F -» in .:11.51°;;.::‘i.i:::“:::;°.::.

tae” good’ but work badly' hrmem' formerly teachers graduated last into stubborn lumps_and cause.a sick, spring An academic com,” with the mm’ gas” stomach? Now' Mr' °r U C -(‘ commercial course make an Mrs' Dyspepuc' mt this down: Palms I lstllal bi tion for success-

ne er y g ' Other' studeiits. graduated last so 'certali#y'eflective. No difference ln d n W occu mg mmmont

how badly your stoi-nach.is disorder- “Pr 3 an ° “gym P Mis

ed you will get happy relief ln ilve ‘md 1“°mti'° 9°’ ° "°' B minutes but what pleases you most Kathlwn Tum" Wm’ `Fi°h°r & 6°"

’ ` Mi 0. Mckenzie with Godin & Co.,

is th” "‘ strgzgufgf, ‘,;'§“1;‘,f§: Mizznorothy Mecshheii with Beer e.

without ¢“,._ Weeks, Miss Daisy Waterman with

E1" you ,elm som, .Mann & Co. of Sydney, N. S., Miss

but not ,m"_ Mary Flsnnlgan with Feuuell & Chan-

ls quick positiv¢ dler. Kenneth Finlayson with Metcalf

and .wmuh in § bunny & Co. and Rose Davies with the Roy-\

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Some Specials in Uvcrcoals. .

Heavy Dlx. Tweed Overcoiis warm Brown and ,Green Herringbone ‘

and °°mE°rtab]e' Sizes 36 t° Tweed Overconis S B Ci-iiverlo Collars 44 price ° ` ' .,

Heather Mixed Tweed Overcosis Coat Size; 36 ,O 42_, p,{¢e

S. B. Converto Cmllars. Sizes - 36 to 44 pr ° Fawn and Brown Diagonal Over-

Brown two fone Stripe Tweed Over- ‘?°°E“ S- B- C°”Ve"9 CUM*-"1 fi 'VCYY

conib, very sry-l'sh S. B. Sizes A Classy cod- Sw-es 36 i044

36 t° 42 P‘i°°"°"°"°""""“ Prlce............

Grey Herringbone Stripe Overcoiis

Ccnverto Collars S.B. Sizes 36 to 42 price ~ coats S. B. Come to Collars, Stylish |

Brown and Black MixedTweed Over- Wann and d‘""'bl°' Sizes

coats Medium length S. B.ECo_nverto_\ 1;6t0 44- PIECE Sflfsfi-._.§'?_fi._i1.,f?,_i? $12.75 ~-»-f»»--<=»-~<»--~-»--»--

Brown Heather Mixed Frieze Over- '

coats SB. Couverto`Collars

Sizes 36 to 44. Price B. Sizes 36 to 44. Price....

Boys’ Knicker Pauls A A

A great _many parents 'have _been complaining io us _ _

that they have been unable to get anything for the boys _ '

to stand the wear sud fear, such asblys from 6 to I4 V

years ofage usually requ’re. We have sicurel for you A

now the bestboys’ knickers that we kno .v of. It

cheapness we are after ln tliisinstance but quslily,we '

can guarantee them to stand the wear. The prices are

$1.00, $1.25 and $i.55 a pair.

l 90 men's iweed suits the balance of oiirilum-"I l

m¢r'a selling worih from $lO 00 fo $l2.50 all sizes __ ` {

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Lf. and Oli. Grey fhlnchilla Over-

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, STEAMSHIP SERVICE.

» MONTREAL, Sept. 30-A London despatch says that the West Indies service by the Royal Mail Steam- ship- Co. will be generally the same -las that furnished by the Plckford and Black Co. The latter's contract does not expire till 1914.

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