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PAGE FOUR 1-1ri11t i..\'11us'i' Ni-:ws THE CHARLOTTETOWN

1 ' ,_ inner or am." ' SEPTEMBER 19 1911

S Al. /l’Iclll?or1ta!/<cfi:':.i;tsi;:. >

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tlpening the New Fall Goods. Ladies’ Maniles

Dress Goods, Furs, Silks, Goll Coats, Hosiery, Kid Gloves, Men’s and Boys’ 0vercoais,elc.,ete,

The Latest and Best

For the past few weeks every Country in the Globe has contributed of its best securing f r us the

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t ic many novelties which we have provided for you.

assortment of new Fall Goods ever displayed under one roof in this City. We have searched the bes

ers in the Country the latest productions from home and abroad. We invite you to visit our store and see

markets on the Continent of Europe in order to secure for the citizens of Charlottetown and our Custom

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Ladies’ Coats: for the past few days we have received (450) of the newest designs

in ladies’ niantles That we have been successful in securing control of an exclusive line of ladies' coats we think will be fully appreciated by the ladies of this City. The fit and finish of these garments are in a class never before approached in this City and we have made the prices so low that it brings them \vithin tlizrcich of all to secure one of these fashionably made garments at prices from $6.50 to ‘$18.00.

C(lA'l` SWEATERS

In this section of our Store we have all the makes ing ladies’ Golf Sweaters

for igi 1, at prices to suit every taste and every purse. VVe wish to make special mention of our $1.35 gold coat, it is an exceptionally good value in a range of good colors, com- fortable fitting, has large pearl buttons. The best yet for the money 1Li.35.

Other lines at $l 75, 2.10, 2.35, 4.00 etc.

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llli.-\lf'I`ll~`l I1 KlI\lt_JNAS becoming nioilt-ls at lov: prices. l’A’l`0NS.

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Yi.iSi1i CO.-\TS that cost. ies you would think possibl ,~<,111s :aolectioli in style an

lor. Sp11r;ia1| _~.~h1wing or lilac

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to .$').Z:'1. Siift hats $1.00 tu

$?l.|\ll. I-'ull 0,1111-1 tllnt :irc beauties. D

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' lfyou want: to feel doubly proud ofyour little man. let us- dress him. Buy the boy one ot' our suits and 'et him sliae.Our chlidren's Cloth ng Dent; wins new friends lovery clay. A Fountain Pen free |if1r the boy for school. National 1Cioihl in Co l 9-6dt.f

"f'oine in and ins ect our ricli ni* k

1111 111111 l.1ii hat is here, that is!sets_ the choicest lot in -,Vue mty an

genuine Labrador mink. Prices from

will please you. Hard l1‘1if»fl`35.00 to 98.00 for mulls. \'cck rnfls

jnnd caperines from $15.00 up to l$135.00. Pntons. il '_{1dtf.

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tfouple of

oonfuls 1*'-""'

of our Ice Cream will convince you it is a product of exception- al excellence. It is at once 'absolutely pure and of choicest

fl:1\~1'1r -- delicious. Made from rich, wholesome cream and fin

e.-st fresh fruit and contains nothing injurious, quality never val-ies1 'Twill tickle the most fastidious palate.

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Sunnyside Parlors

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City Schools

1 91 1 Term 191 2 1 Educational Books

INCLUDING THE Newly Authorized Text Books

for School and College ‘

We have an imineiise Stock on hand. All SCHOOL and

COl.l.l~1Gl1`. Books sold by us at PUBLISHERS PRICES.

_1 _ Scrihhlera, Exercise Boolta, Penmansliip Pads, -

Pads, Palmer Method of Business Writing. Pena, lnlta, Pencils, Foolaeap. Examination Paper, Fountain Pena, _School Mapa, Eraaerl, Rulers, Note Books, Book Keep-

-, -1 ing Blanks _and Text Books. Slatca, Pen Holden, Note

possible prices.

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lowu Minister Conducts Domes-

tic Science Class for Young

Women Purishioners us 1

Port of His Duty

LOGAN. Iowa. Sept. 17-"Feed your husband on apple pie and he_ \von’t want to drink \viske_v."

'That ls'the new system worked by the llev. G. S. Lyles, pastor of tht( Methodist church of Logan, and in addition to preaching his regular ser-I mon the Rev. Mr. Lylen is seeing tot lt: that every girl connected with his! church and Sunday school is belngi taught to cook-and to mal-'e DNS- I The Rev. doctor does not confine

his new “cure” to apple alone, but says that drunkenness, in a large measure, can be attributed to the. want of nutritious and properly pre- pared foods. Anil so, instead of start- ing 11 crusade against snloons, Dr. Lyles is making an onslaught on poor cooking as the best means of prevent- ing or lessening drinking, S0 earnest, is he and so enthusiastic that he has succeeded in impressing his ideas up- on his entire church, and the big cooking school of the Methodists ol Logan is nttrncting attention all over western Iowu.

"Most of the drunkenness is caused

by poor cooking," says Dr. Ly1les. "The burly require a number of cle- ments to keep it growing and these elements must he taken through the stomach. When food does \.not contnln the necessary elements there ls a crn.\'lng for them- just the same.

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Friend a ;»‘E..~1' '

Good Thimble

A good lhimble wnuid be nn app-

ropriate gift-for your seamstress, us n wedding gift or a whist prize. ‘Twnuld be useful, pleasing and appropriate. _

Our showing of good thimbies is

superb-we have all lizan and qualities here from plain at 25|: to solid gold at $5.00

Come in and ree the splendid

samples.

_ W. N. Tanlon

Jeweler. Sunnyside.,

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BE GOOD COOKS

“One of these elements is alcohol,

and for natural purposes a certain B.- mount of this stimulant is necessary. But this alcohol must' be formed in the stomach, not taken in all ready mude.

“From some foods this alcohol can-

not be made, and as a result of being on them there is 111 lack of alcohol- formed and the body demands n stim- ulant from the outside. Likewise, when food is so poorly prepared that the nutrition cannot -be formed witlr- in the stomach, the system cries ii-`

loud -that it be supplied from som_c~

other source. '

"When cooks do not know the ele-

ments needed the wrong food may be taken. For instance, some time ago I watched a number of workmen eating lunch. One man had a vinegar pie- nnd nothing more. Another had a. hunk of bologna-and nothing more. Thee two men had worked hard all

forenoon and were expected to do the

same thing in the afternoon. These men needed different f_oods and I was not -surprised to know that they secured it in liquor form.

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that our store

is of the very best, quality - and exceptionally strong 1 which insures good results. _

lunchlng on a sandwich _and a

Another girl was lunchlng on and chocolate ice 'creani. A

boy was eating 11 sandwich

covered with iniistard. These

were not being properly

when the body is not proper-

lt begins to ask for the

things. Too often these crav-

are satisfied with strong drink.

And this leads to the fixed habit of satisfying the natural cravings of appetite for the rcqulred elements of body building with drink. And the

of the road to drunkenness `is

And

all that is truc don't you see necessary and important good

is? The woman who fills her

dlnner pa_il with the _food

containsnll the elemo`)1_lf.ti" ' rc-

to replace, wqrn out tissue, = the largsst.1p6u|lb1o_prote1i't.-

more surely keep that hus-

from drink-."

this idea in view, Dr. Lyles is

pystematically going about the train- ing of the girls of his Sunday school into good cooks. The mothers of the church girls are, to a large ex- tent the teachers, although the Rev.

I.vles holds a supervising hand on

one broad foundations of the work, Business uien of the city have inter. ested themselves in the plans of the preacher, and all sorts of inducementsi are held out the girls, that they may become good cooks. ' Almost every week there is a cook- ing contest, the products. baked en- ll-ively by the girls, being placed in the hands of n committee ,of judges who pass upon the quality of the (poking and present certificates of -honor to the winners. To every con- iestant is then Paid 1;, sum of money sufficiently large to cover the cost of materials used, in order that all may feel free to enter the contest.

L8Bt week, at the close of an apple

pie baking contest, the winning pie was sold for $1. _

But the minister’s efforts are not

confined altogether to the girls of the parish. He has worked up 8 large organization among the boys, and is teaching them some of the things they should ask in the way of foods in or- der that the cravings of their appetit- es made not lead them towards alcoh- ol nnd other stimulants. While the boys are not taught to cook they re- ceive instruction in what a satisfying

LHeadaches tluit D

-when the stomach, liver and ,bowels arc kept in the good condition in which they will, be by the prompt use of

BEEGHAWS PILLS

Sold Everywhen. |11 bona zsc.

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dinner should consist of. ' The woman who is thouKl1U¢5B-Bild

careless' about her h\isbaud‘1i meals. who gives him sour things instead of sweets, who uses pickles and,othe_r foods saturated with vinegar instead of. wholesome swe;ts, is inviting her husband to use stronger things than she puts into his dinner pall.

For these rewsoiia .t will pay the

church big dividends to look well to the encoueagement of the domestic side of l.fe, and especially to the pro- per selection and cooking of the dif- ferent meals of every day living.

And don't forget the apple ple. The boys' organization of the Meth-

odist church of Logan, under personal supervision ol' the Rev. C. S. LyleB_ has attended lectures on cultivation of fruit from the .time the seed is planted untdl the fruit is ready for the hom-e market. The pastor has given lectures on the cultivation of corn from the time the ground was prepared to planting the seed and harvesting the crops, illustrating his lectures by ,., great number of lantern slides which he has collected.

Recently the boys completed ronc

work and are now able to tie all the dltlerent kinds of knots and make dif- ferent kinds uf hitches. The boys have also taken up the study of small grains and the most successful meth- ods of production on the farm.

The scouts have completed for

themselves the flashlight, or helio- graph, by which they expect to es- tablish communication with persona at a distance.

HAVE BRDKEN THEIR '

OWN RECORD

The Colonial Stock Company i

again provzng its worth in the Thea

of the Maritime Provinces.

For the past four'yea.rs this com-

pany has held the record in the Low- er Provinces for capacity attendance, and a letter received today from Mr. Hopkins, the compnny's popular manager, states that they are break- ing their own records so fnr this sea- son.

At the Empire _Theatre nt New

Glasgow, where they opened with two performances Labor Day, the house was taxed beyond its capacity.

This is really a wonderful fact and

unquestionably proves the popularity and ability of this excellent com- pany, for they are facing the most itrying times during the present poll-

tical issue. On Saturday night they

had as opposition the Hon. R. L1. 1 Borden, and many other eminent speakers, yet the Colonial's drawing powers proved strong enough to so- cure them ii bumper house, in fact. the entire week shows an excellent record for attendance. This unques- tionably is due to their otlering this year the most, pleasing and strongest repertoire of plays ever seen in the Maritime Provinces, and it is quite evident that every one is making a strenuous eilort to sec The Colonial Stock Co.

These popular players will open o.

week_’s engagement nt Charlottetown, 1 Monday,V Sept. 25th, and it is safe

trical field on its fourth annual toul-

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to predict u1 e oh *X 11111 111 111111 silo 11d1i“iii1t1iii1i°“'"‘"“‘ for The Colonlnls, er '°°‘“'d

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MoNo'roN, _. _ soi1`r1oi111r, oh1e?e§i's1i:o.°&i11nzwoo1 ment Railways, Ottawa 5 Goverm urdqy and_Bunday in Manx? SM' pain a vlsitto the oil and gn' and 111 Albert county. He t11o11g1.°¢w°“° 111 time the natural ga.. wg ,thai extended to st. Joi... and ‘fd N and other towns. It there w mmm cient. oll supply, be mid mfg” Wm' no doubt it would be 11111111 ."1 “'““ 13. locomotives as fuel. D ' C' - ___

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coats for small women niisses 111111 children. Patons.' 9.2.1”

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ting suprcuic satisfaction when you send _\1<111r wash- ing here. You’ll he de- lightel with the perfect cleanliness and line finish of each article, 1

Try The Star way to-

day. Phone i51 a11d\ve'll send our wagon.

\J Star Steam Laundry A. F. Webster. Prnn.

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Central Drugstore,

The One Price Store

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T11. s1.11. of National Clothing C0 111; s1.11. of New Merchandise S New Ideas

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SALES NOW IN PRSGRESS Pius:-:11|ii1111; MANY noiuv-SAVING oPPt1h ruivinrs

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Fall Opening

Now For Fall Wearables L

Our New Suits; Topcoats, Overcoats and Trousers

are here. The finest clothes from the WORLD’S BEST

Our Boys' Suits and Overcoats cannot be excelled I

Ou'i“‘Hat and Haberdashery Departments are full

to over flowing with everything that’s smart and correct.

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1 _p 1Seef0ur1Special Price List

Hewson`s Bannoek Burn Bo s’ 2 c Ser e Suits

‘hell Suits _ _ __ y P' g ,

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_ U P. _ T lt(/liens lleavy All Wool 0 Boys’ 2 pc. Bloomer

Pwklwo Spices ”’“e1.1..S.§‘~;.‘Sr1-;;.'.°,°'i1;;..;;'.i";;;;1'. 9 75 ""1i;.',1.'-"'."',;'.°_'"1=;.;..;;l's;.1;. 325

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pickles,_you must have Men°s Stripe Worsted suits Boys’ 3 pc V\'orsted Suits 4

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our English Brand. Men’s Cravenette Coats... Bo s’ Tweed Overcoats.... '

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E. A. Foster , 'Space will not permit` us to quote you larger price list, but we have hun'

dreds of interesting specials that we can save you money on.

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