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DERIHS

PIDGEON.-ln this city, September 17th. Mrs. James Pidgeon, aged 75, reiict of the late James Pidgeon. May she rest in renee. Funorni from the residence of her brother, David (Jav- ansgb, King St., Friday morning at 8.45 to the Pro~L‘-athcdrnl, thence to the Roman liiatliolie Cemetery,

VETERAN B G ATHER

' AT R0 A N OK E.

ROANOKE. vn.. sept. 11-with

hundreds of gray-clad veterans and their friends in attendance, the yin- nual reunion of the grand camp, United Confederate Veterans of Vir_ glnia. began in this city today. Ap-

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terest in the firm of Kynochs, Ltd. He took good care not to repeat bis accusation outside the House of Commons where, of course, his state- ments ure protected, and all right-

nn the occasion of the 1910 election

or--eU~#-K-D1 ,

ing. 'i~h».°-Amr you" roller at the -(mi 0,,

public meeting on Monday was world than the Hon. "Bill" Pullldfl most vigorous obstructive tactim. `

at Uhsrlotiliovn -" Oysters being rkked od the beds

of nrhauh onion at ammonia. _“lt v°\\\d “vt 5° ll' “W "MF *° and dumped on board s boat at the

sell the debentures at dye pea- cent.:

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thinking People on both sides of poii- 1:*‘2°°1°°2°°Z°°2"Z'*Z*'§°*1*°2°°2°°I°°Z°°Z“2°°2°°Z*°I°°S°*§“1‘ the bay are oysterm lobsterm q“a_ tics depiored his abuse of the privi- 1551-King Henry of France and hangs, ,mens and,.P¢1g_ 01 law lege of parliamentary free speech. P019j"d bmfn at _F°_“t“1“°b1e“- A9' years, owing1 to .thc wasteful me Hin next exploit in notoriety hunt- ““”“‘““1°‘1 1" P1111” 1" 15119-~ fhvds of fishing. the oyster beds had

1638-John Harvard, founder of

1607.

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rate of forty barrels an hour! This

Llbllkl » I lil . tl I \lllll- - 11 0 "1 on ""- ‘ people who have mo`ney to invest are 1° .P°"lllPl U13 Ulf Ultilimi'-1°! f-Nh

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e ialto t Richm d Ba

_ Duaf 0|# EVENTS, putting 4t into the fox business where 31 the __°vl`°l_;1u°n___'m' ___ pry);-:.ca__’vK

___ they will get 100 per cent. (AP' th, 0”", mdmuiot Prim, Edward TODAY. piause" Extract from Mr. P. C. 1,muq_ And gm, 1, 'mga np”“n_

i t "j"'T_ *_ 9 -Iirowne'a speech ot the meeting of cit- tative of The Guardian, in company 0 1111 M3515 131° 11 our ’ ?`m` izens. The applause shows what in- 'Wim “V081 Others, was privileged P.E.I. Silver Fox Breeders Asso- h _ gg “Q hhrms 3-'wt U, “is mm-im

elution, special meeting, St. Paul’s V°°t°1'° 1111111 “'17 11”* _ som mm, 1"; v|_~,m|dny_

Hgh sutgmrrzidngxgbgfiorx' We hope all the same the fox boom gge” 111° 111;! ""3 3“‘°1°“° °7't"

“Ce 0“Y -' - , d gel lnt0BB th Hntti-L.

Tennis Championships, A. A. A. A. is not going _to turn peoples heads ommd by the McN“{;_ M:\pmue°0n_ KFGUHGU. 2-30 P- m- altogether to the loss of other good get Company, og whmh ML Thom," 111111” 111 111111 A1`111°11111°11' 11'” 11`111' things. There is the rolled-oats prop- Mcliutt is manager, and the Bertha Base Ball, A.A.A.A. Grounds 4.15 ositiolr yesterday we had ~a “ner “__ owned 5, the standard Cup Oy*

11' m1 sharp. fr lar away Pueblo Colorado 11" o°111111111y °1 Ma111°q11° Bay' 111 _-----------1 °111 ' ' which Mr. T. H. E. Inman is mana- Tiiunsoav, ssri susan s -9.3 v°“°i“S ¢° \>° PM *“‘° °°“““““i°“° get-_ Both companies have .ions much

___ tion with the P01186 0.8¢! P00ple as development work dur-ing_tbe pgessnt.

that any had ,_ p,-opogihioh to pug season on areas leased under t e re-

1l10R0lll01s GRAVE PERH" forward on its own a¢co,,m__ gulstions recently entered into be- _ f ___ _ tween the federal and provincial gov- Is it possible that the Rt. 'I-lon. Prince county docmn in au_,nd_ ernments. The boats are _of

nuvid Lloyd George is running utter ,me at 8 him, ,mn ,m,°,.,_u,,,m,y the latest design. fully sour

ped foi cleaning up bottoms,

Mrs. Pankhurst? No sooner is the twins were Bt_m_b0,.n: “Brace “p_ my planting and harvesting °yst_°"_ 1‘1111°1111°°111°111 11111111’ 111111 111° _S111_1111' good woman, don't take your loss sweeping out starilsh, the an- gette leader has accepted an invita- to heart so m“ch_ It is B terrible cost,-hy enemy gy the oygtgr, and in tion to visit Toronto and Montreal di short, farming the oyster beds, for

p intment but-but-just-imap

than the news comes to hand that in:a_p;hat___,t ;vo“,d_have_Lben_had thetinriénsi uncxr water aa: n;>w being the Chancellor of the Exchequer has "the _been__,oxes,.. 311111:! 11;” das 1:11116 1113111' °11 consented to address a Christian y ---' 1 virlrewe t e up an B 0 e` pm.

' Convention in the Queen City- Mr- complaints are stiu ,coming in when it is suiu that these bouts

1‘1°Yd George 11111151119 111 11°1‘°11°1“7 with reference to boys stealing rides 13119 “P the °Y511°1` harvest at the

d U_ d use t but ure; it ,, . rain of 40 to 50 barrels an hour and

1m se H ver men ' B y 011 11111'°111°1111°11 111111111115 1111 111111111111 that already. this season several

15 too much 01 8 good thing to me °11'°11 11‘11°11°°11 by 111° °°°111'11111t11` °1 hundred barrels have been shlDPed to 1-1"g1“"‘1 1°' 11”’ P“'P°*’° 01 “‘°°11“§ the car and always with great dan- the Montreal and Quuhoc markets, the f°° iii Canada B°°i°°“ it 1° go to the boys themselves. Quite from the planting ol lost spring. an §1"’"1Y "H1311 *-0 111° D°m1111°”~ BY often when. the stowaway finds it nec- idea may 11° U86 0! U10 i\\m°9f» UD- ,, coup ,yehag we have rm ou,-selves weary to jump on he is in danger limited development that is possible °1T111"“'» 1115 11111110119- 111111 1115111 of being struck by another car or 1nA1'h1E}oye;1;r 1111821538' le d k W 111111111115' Why 11111111111 11°1111e1111 T111' by B f-dam. B¢9id¢E U19 dB“E°1`_ f-0 RiclEmo1il11:irB:; his bzznasliravegednsnd “M0 “OW "““ the F191* 01 b°1“3 °°“' which the boys are exposed them- laid off into leasing areas, the bar- VBT1'-ed int() B bear garden 1'-010buS9 gglveg they are injuring the gutog, l‘Bfl l\0l'.f.0U1B Only 'lwlllg 10BB6d, Wllllii

the producing bottoms are open to

Mr- L1°Y‘1 George and 1115 111111111' by clinging to the overhanging tops sary? The authorities must see to it, scratching the guards etc" so an: ;%)lo£:he_§l;\;_;\.acO;sti_:;£_si;e_r;al3ott_;x;i_s if We are to have the doubtful honor noying has the habit become that leased 'or applied for by comypames Of 1'°C¢iVi“g 11091 these brewers 01 information has been laid to the pol- mgentiy organized, The two cgmpa. l1iBC0l`d. that they BW B011 in TOY* ice and it is iikel that some of the nies above mentioned are the only y

ones that have so far done any sys-

0l\t0 f0B0l1h¢l`- culprits will appear in the police _ MPS- Pdllkilllfii- id P°l'l1BPBfl1¢ TW*-' court this morning. This course, dis- 111111111111 11°v°1°11111°1111' 1111111 °111°1111111

results they have obtained will un-

ter KIIOWD t0 IIeWBl1BP01` l`¢Bd°\”\? agreeable as it is to the automobilists qnestionably spur others on to s,m,_ hm- \>“* ll" meer- swfmv as it is the only remedy in sishi if the vor- inr snort and it is not too much to 1188 D060. 1185 had imdvh 1299511-056015 ents of the children refuse or neglect hope that before another year passes in the Mothsrlsnd than has that of their duty in thg matte;-_ The auto- every available acre ,in the bay will the Cl1~‘H\°01l°l` 01 U16 Elwhdqdef- A mobilists, who are in constant fear 11° 11111°11 111111 1111” 11111117 11111111 11113115

of the capacity of the Hattie J. and

W°1Sh Biiwfney °f mdfked Bbllii-y of accidents of this kind, will be tha Bertha M__ or even grea'_m__ Wm and Porfervid orotory. hp sprang in- compelled to adopt drastic measures be ,.,,m,,,m,,g the ,mmensely wealthy to prominence during the South Af- and the sooner they do so the .bet- hr-his that lie under the waters 0; rfean trouble by falsely accusing Mr. ter. It is not necessary to wait H118. OD!! 0| the Wddlf-\1i€Bi» bil-B 01 Chamberlain of benefiting financially for an accident, possibly a. fatality. g1"’“11d 111 N°1`111 Am’~"1`1°11- '

The resources that lie undeveloped

from that war through having an in- The remedy is to stop it now. in Richmond Bay and the possibmg

ties in the near future may be vague- ly guessed at from the fact that in recent years its average yield of fish of all kinds has been about thrcc quarters of a million dollars yearly. The fisheries prosecuted exclusively in

become so depleted that the industry

ing ~ ii h ' 't ii ' h -

11811 w en c 11111111 mme Du" H“1`V"~1`d 130116119' ‘11°‘1~ B01” 1” was practically abandoned and many

fishermen, who in former years had

and indulged in the grossest, abuse 1709-Dr. Samuel Johnson, famous m dna 0 d “vi b it me om-g_ Of the m0\”l0y€d Classes and those whor English writer, born. Died Dec. 13. edato taieoup otlllg n?ore1o1r1 less P110.

cnrn their livelihood otherwise “£759 The French surrendered Que fitablc employment. The famous

_ ' “M l " b hi h th lus-

than by the sweat of their brow. It hee to the English, _ 11 111111111111- Y “' ° “am” ,B was the first occasion in thc history 1811-The Dutch surrendered the is- 111111111 111111111111 111111111 111117111 11115 11111

were known the world over, were

111, 111111111 1101111” 111111 “ C“1’1"°° 111m`f_H,,,,,,,h,,1 v_ _y,,,,,,,,;,,,_ md threntonm with extinutionuntu thu M.nister had descended to the level Governor of Georgia and U_ S_ Sew ,-wont arrangement was eqecged hc. of the street demagogue, launching MO,-_ born in Burke C0\mty_ Died in tween the provincial and _federal gov- outrngcous charges for the purpose Jefferson County, Georgia, Aug. 16, emmenfs by W\1i°l1 the f0\‘m°l` Obtain” of inciting Cyn” prejudicm ...ro Lime_ 13g0_ ed control of the situation and so. muse.. h i h 1g51_The 1-New York rhymes" made cured the right to protect and devel-

i_ as s nee een coined to de- its mst app,,amnc,,_ op the industry. That the means °1°111"` 1111111111115' 111111111” 18115111155 lm' 1372-Oscar II. ascended the throne adopted, the leasing of definite areas supported by any sufficient grounds. of Sweden, to individuals or corporations, will So indignant are the people gimme. 1893-The Earl of Aberdeen assum- result. not only in saving the oyster house at this' latest addition to the ed office as Governor-General of Can- from extinction but in creating an English lan “nge that th M ada. industry which will give employment

f~' - ° HY" iaos-'rho Cotton states Intornn- to hundreds una had inaonniteiy to

111111 C1’11"°11 01 111° 13°"°“g1‘ f°°°“i-ly i-i0"d1 EXDOSU-i0“ OPGHM1 id M-lam-8. the private and public revenues ofthe i’"i"°"¢"d 8 Petition to Parliament Ga. province is already assured. The in- prnying that its use be disallowedi diistry is yet in its infancy; the in-

M,-_ Lloyd Ge0,.ge.E most recent ‘_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ . _ _ fant is developing even beyond the

Tcamde is fresh in pumic m__m0__y_ :?.~.~-,-»;..,..,.»_~»‘°I»~.~._»»,»»,».,.».»¢.»._.»,»»»»~!»,-X ;:_i_r€r_e_r:_i:ia_f;i¢;r;____<;£___i:; ipgxofsganghihg ‘flfgettin his tilt at the idle ri h 3 h uh ha

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g 0 ff rg: can now be no reasons le do t t t

and those who reap where they have °{ _L with the world-wide fame of the Mal- not rown,- be had n flutter on the gt pcquo oysters, with grounds peculiar

ly adapted for their cultivation, with

pearances' indicate that the encamp- Stock Exchange with Amzrican Mar- °;“:°':”:'°:":°'* 1 1 1" 1" 1 1 1 '1 ‘ '

every natural advantage in favor of

ment, which will last three days, will be one of the most enthusiastic gatherings the veterans of the 'md Dominion have held in years. Roan- oke is elaborately decorated for the occasion.

GERMAN LUTHERANS

OF MONTANA.

KALISPELL, Mont., Sept. 17-

This city is entertaining for three days the annual convention of the German Lutherans of Montnna. Dole- gatas from all parts of the State are attending the sessions, which are presided over by Rev. Mr. Hudtloii of Butte.

FATAL SEQUEI. 'f‘0

COURT OF HONOR

BERLIN, Sept. 16-A fatal sequel

to 5 court of honor, called to decide a duel was necessary between two prominent men in Berlin society, a courtier-soldier and a leading artist, wasenacted hors last evening. Pro- fessor Heinrich Massa, tho wolf lmowni painter, shot and killed Count Cham- berlain Von Westernhagen, a captain of'-the army reserve.

The two men who had a dispute,

__` to the

concerning

shot

The biggest boom after foxes Can-

ada bas over seen will be in oyster propositions. Wait and see

a fox? What is a

is a.

body from 1882 to 1885. I-Ie presid-

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John T. Trowbridge, the noted

author, 86 years old today.

George W Rose, member o e

of Canada, 72 years old to-

Henry Churchill King, pi-eel of Oberlin College, 65 years old

Ritebmqek, United from, ebraaka, it

cnnis 111 11 1111111 11111” 111° (1°1'°111` Hdllry Clay Ide. wrltet. statesman the industry, the world’s market eve; '"1'-"1 0' "'*‘1°“ he is H m°mh°f vhs and divlomatist. was born at Born- open for the product, thu oyster in- negotiating a contract with the Eng- Bt. Vt-. 591111- 19. 1344- H0 i'°°°iV00 dustry, as far as this Bay at least lish firm. His conduct has been se- $1 °x°11l111’111‘ ‘;)‘1“°§1';_°11‘a_“‘1 devote: is concerned, will very- shortly bc- vorely M-1ti¢1,,ed and condo d_ 5. 01117 man °0 ° °1`“1`_7 W0’ come one ofthe phenomenal commer- whue he \ mm _ *md "“"°15- 11° 1'°°11 °°111“d°1`111’1° cial and industrial enterprises of the _ __ 1111“11°11 °¥1°1°31z°d 1° Pdf interest in politics and became act- age

iamen for his indiscrstion. "To ive in the Republican party in his ' h h b M"`*"°0"1»" m9d¥\l“K f-0 Kdmhld in 31111111* 11° was °1°°111111 1° 111° 11"' ofqlvlvllaaftlhgstoat1l1:osi:ene:gi1;1lit :£11512 stocks from an inside tip, has been 1110111 Senate 111111 served 111 111111' business and, during the visit refer-

red to her some twent or thlrt

introduced to the ordinary vocahul- 'd t th R bu St te v _ 9' y y nry as the result of this little van- 21011: in 11ll84e5r1ld 311; del1egat1¢?11frg1r1n 111111111 w°1° 11°111'1'°1°‘1 111°" the BW 91'-

, . V t t th Re bu N ti \ different points engaged in gathering

ture o liis, and now the honored U;:”_r;i_;l__r;__ono_n elssspulncapsglalecxiss them_ smelt and eel ashtngware mr-

nnd respected inventor of wireless '

e t missioner of the Umted rfod on during the winter and spring

1°1”g"1”11Y °'°1""11“ “g‘11“’1'111°1‘“"‘° hsutozstsognmou und noted as chief 'md in °°°h CH” U10 surely arrears 11111115 thus “1“‘5°‘1- Justice of Samoa under the ioint ap- t0 110 inflhadltibld- Who knows were he and Mrs. pofntment of England, Germany and1 Tb” l0bli1°l` Udhiiry. fOr which Rich- p,,,,|¢h,,r,,h to meet in Canada but we the United States, from 1zi?_3_toé89‘7'. _¥_¥;l;:fi_EByuhBl;_ nlso,_ti_;i_ye_a_:°s gone _by, would have 111° “mm °1 the 511111111111' lnllssvivgii 1tomc°ir1l:1rl1i:l1ish1i:h:ivfl11govgi11rl- years d1l1v1f1n<1llsll1s :lm tlrile ul1ip1:11littal1:l:a 1115 11115' 01 T°1'°111"° ‘1°51“‘1°‘1 11° ment in the Philippine Islands_ in point. And on this subject there is 501110 Bimilllf “B0 88 "£0 iim'0h0\ls0" 1900 and in the following year was much of interest. The lobster is very

und -#to mm-¢0,,i~7 “T0 tomntoy ;r1sdi;__sec§_ti;i_ry_ot dnr;nceAi;_r_i{i_ ju:_§_i_<_;e gosigy r_elr;toid to tho oyster, npth "by

1 t 5 H tt li _ or e i>,D l\0B» ll . . oo' u n connec ion wt its!

Tagging tomaz ulesumizg; Sm? xr he went t0 Simi" M Al110\'i°Bl1 mid- foraging habits and the enemies

" P .“ “ 5 inter. which root he held to the end which thmton the oyster. or this

the good residents of that holy city. of the Taft administration. and of ponmle mean, 0| wn”,"_

tion something will be said in s. fu-

Congratulstiona to: 1 ture article. _

Interest at ‘present centers around

the oyster industry as the biggest

'”°“' Clinton Seoliard, poet and writer, th,” in .mm The shipment. “_

After foxes, oysters. inside tip. 5351? 1. old 1011"' uh £2124? "M40 thi! l°0¢°“r °l¢\\0\i8\l in

aggregate eonsidtrabie, have

made largelgyrlth a view to

mark ia not the

off the

have

of lt'i_s

from open

_season Gltdllfll ist to March 81. -The

result is on-account'oi 'winter conditions, oysters can be lished and marketed practically, only durin¢ two-months oi-the year. as a collu- quehiee. larger quantities are thrown on the market' during these two months and prices are demorslised. When a man plants and cares for an ,oyster bed there is no good reason why he should not"be allowed to sell his oysters at any time they can be profitably marketed. Self-interest will force him to use that be does not work injury to his bed. It can readily be seen bow the progress of oyster farming will be retarded un- less provision in made whereby oyster euiturists may market their product at any time they choose to do so."

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Mr. G. A. D. MacDonald leaves by

the Picton boat this morning to ac- company his son to college at Wind- sor. Mr. MacDonald will take his automobile with him and motor from- Pictou to Windsor. With him, in ad- dition to his son will be Mr. Beula- min Rogers and Mr. `A. L. Stewart. They are expected back on Monday.

At present on -a short visit to the

island is Dr. S. A. Nicholson, of Haverhill, Msssaehussetts. He is a native of this island, his old home being at Dundas. The doctor, who is a nephew of Mr. J. McLean, mem- ber of the City council, is a' regular visitor to the land of his birth. On his present visit he is accompanied by Mrs. Nicholson and their little son. They arrived in Charlottetown on Tuesday night, and will leave for Dundas during the week. Their stsy on the island will be a iortnights duration. . -

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The first Capitol at Washington

was commenced 120 years ago to- day, when President Washington iaid the corner-stone of the edifice which was to be the centre of gov- ernment in the new federal city. Only the north wing was completed when the seat of government was transferred in 1800 to the rude vil- lage in a wilderness. This wing was fitted up to -accommodate both houses of Congress. Apath through an alder swamp led from the Presi- dont’s house to the Capitol. The lst- ter building was illy adapted to its

‘purpose, and the dissatisfaction of

the law.-inuksrs almost resulted in the removal of the capital back to Philadelphia. Except for the oppo- sition of the southern members, tho resolution would have passed. The first Capitol was burned when the British occupied Washington in 1814, and was replaced by a more satis- tory edifice.

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Hon. Sir George William Ross,

Kt., Liberal leader in the Canadian Senate, statesman, iournalist and author, was born near Nain, in Mid- dlesex County,‘ seventy-two years ago today, Sept. 18, 1841. 1-lis pa- rents, James Ross and Ellen McKin- non, were natives of Ross-shire, Scotland. Ho was educated in Tor- onto Normai School, and _at Toron- to University and St. Andrew’s, Scotland. His first employment was as a pedagogue in what he has de-

' scribed as "the little red' school-'

house at the cross roads." He he- csmo an inspector of public schools and of model schools, and also took occasional journalistic flights. As a

edited the Strathroy Age, and later the Huron Expositor and the Onta- rio Teacher. His parliamentary car- eer commenced in 1872, when be was elected from West Middlesex, and in 1883 he was made Minister of Edu- cation. He continued to hold that post until 1899, in which yesr he became Premier of Ontario. He was called to the Senate in 1907, and

became the Liberal party'g leader in the Red Chamber. Sir Ge rge‘s\rub- lished works include "The Life and Times of the Hon. Alex. Macken- zie," and-"Getting Into Parliament and After." The lsst-named volume of political reminiscences throws 'much light on the Canadian politics of the last forty years. "During the thirty-five years fn which I repre- sented West Middiesex," be wrote, "I ran (to use the common expres- sion) eleven elections. In onel was elected by aeclamatlon, and a happy day it was. In uve the contest was close and severe, and -in the other live the opposition was weak and easily overcome."

l I O ~

September 18 is the birthday _ol

Dr. Walter Courtney, eminent surg- eon, at Moore, Lambton County, Ont., 1855. ‘

OONEY ISLAND SEASON ENDS.

Sept. 15.-The sum- Coney Island ended the bands playing " Fifty thousand

during the Park was

smaller a-while

ever

NEW

member of the Fourth Estate he

share of the _fire bargains at Piston’ to-day and can- shop at their lciauru aided. by an obli¢ing number of 01.' periehced clerks. ` ' '

SILK WAIBT DEMONSTRATION.

This is to bs a shirt waist season, says New York, and OUIGI' l¢yl° WU' ti-es, so that great interest central in the silk and net waluts selling so uhoop nt this store. unlink or settles a handsome __blue, grey. WOW" °" peach colored silk waist, daintily trimmed, ready *for immediate wear with your tailored suit for but 32-43- Its very cheap but its true. See the lines uno-ua today. or ii you rreidr a net waist with dainty l'°11°11°5 °1 lace, ribbon or velvet y0“ 05° 3°* one at the redicuiously low price of $1.50.

Paramus onovas.

~-The sale of Perrins Gloves on Bat- lirday was very brisk as the ladies of Charlottetown iuuy npnrodatdd ths

Visit Pl`l`0ll'S

The ladle! will rccaive their f 1:,

,SALE

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opportunity or r°\.'ii1\¢.Perrln»`oio,. es at 764: to 81.10 PM pair. especial. iy at this- season pl tlld year when they are- most nuded. There are enough left for another brisk |oom._ ing's' buying. ~ -

- Lavinia” DRESS Coons.

- The home dress maker who wishes a pretty house-dress for autumn gm iwinter wear will find the special, are price put on Pnton's famous lHygrsde Broadcloth a great induce- ment. 'It is a fsshl0nBbls goods that fcan be had in all the leading shades and makes up beautifully.

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IQUICK SELLING OF li'0O'l‘WlllAR..

Money saving of a substantial nat- ure can be had in the hose depart- ment at Paton's today when over $700 worth of hosiery for msn and women will go on sale. This sale should be patronized by. the mother

‘who wishes quality hose at a great saving. ,_

FIRE SALE Teddy.

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, F-in ng _r.

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We have a lot of pianos

exchange for Player Pianos.

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price which make-i every one

» This is an opportunlly

just suit you.

paid by us.

Every piano the same

Call or write today, and

claim them to be.

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15 .8-9-rymetf.

Special Marked-llown-gale 0f

- Slightly-Used Pianos

that have been rented out for a

year, and others only three months. Some have been taken lu

N PIANOS

This lot of i 5 pianos have a‘l been marked down at a

a real bargain. _ -

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f a life- time to get a piano that

is as good and looks as good as new ata price which will

Every piano is fully guaranteed. Every piano will be

shiped on approval if you cannot call and see them. Freight

price to everybody. No mailer

what the terms the pric: remains the same.

see if the pianos are not all we ‘

MILLER . BROS

Kent St.

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IN LIFE A

WARE .f '-

AIN SALES

SS URAN CE

_ -THE ,CA

can quote you rates on any 5 oiibetler results than you are ready to prove i*.

W. K. Roqe

Pro. Manager

NA DA LIFE

Canadcfs Oldest Company

farm of policy and will yield can obtiin in the world. We

rs K. S. ROGERS. Ch'fown

9 ll. ll ROGERS; S'side

Special Alanis.

_. -sr all 1-m ,E

GIVES

as oven |rYol| Reemlc

A rum or vuias

ima.

auananrzm

“PENDING

Call in and see samples 'of

Carpenter Morton roofing and get our prices. -

Victoria Row

_lfennell & (handler |

Gel a 1 Perfection: 0il-lleafer

'fhtse chilly days and cold

nighls you will med rt Perfre- `iion Oll Healer ln the home. _ For that cold room or any

cor ner of the house it is just the lhing desired. Can be car- ried froin place lo place,gives out no cdor whalever and heats every rooni or part of the room to a nice sunny

warmth.

We have Pc rfectlons in

three sizes, come fu and look

them over- ”

Feimeil & Chandler 1

Victoria Row 1 I

WOMEN SMOKE? NATURALLY.

BOBTQN. Mau.. sept. 15.-< It is

just as natural for a woman to smoke now as it is for her to 1111111 5 °“¥’ °1 °°f1°°. in the opinion ° 1111” 5"” 1-'°W°ll. Sister of Dr. L°W0\l. President of Harvard Univer- sity, who returned from moi-op; 5

fervTd_ays.ta§_<;_. b .

' 0 o a out hy _

gara on hoard of the1l1.lie;1i:l:i :rf th: way over is false," she said, "gow ever, everyone one smokes cigars outside, of a very conservative elf. cle. A woman ia obliged to "nog, "ff d“1°*_1¥» 5' I Nlieve ana should because the prefudlees of gh. @m“,h§ always should _bg observed.

‘ "I cannot ilndafltsnd wh so h

iii

issaid over' the factthatya ,srl-inns:

`smokes, Boston needs to wake ull-"

FIREMAN BUICIDED.

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, Pannssonoi N. s. ,soot is-'l'h° steamer Illia ésysr strived at Par- rsboro Roads last night from Kaneb- eatar, 0.' B., and the esptain"\'0P0\"-U’ .that two days out from the other ,side James Brett s dramas _deliber- ately ,walked 'o_nl:"cl tha forecast-le.

lumped iu3`ths asa sail was arom- ed. The mu' was MUD” M14 ° _boat _putt out bitt fno7trs'eg of the i;‘.I“'°°1£}»‘li'I' '2.‘i‘.i“.ili&*n. .Z.-'“..‘..‘i _ 0i"_ _ I. ‘ or hmmm; f=au crimp to mils. Md ,:°lil»_1.'.-1;. .

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