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THE CHARLOTTITOWN GUARDIAN Pnowsms' mhmnnnv o1>nNiNc_

Su ‘popular milliuer is to he conglratulatpld

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pe ‘ DENMARK AND INTENSIVE FARMING. °' ° 5°” ‘mp “Y ° " y

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S The little Kingdom of Denmark|to intensive cultivation _in . enhronged salturday anemoon audi

has albout seven times the area of first P1808 and Deli f-0 C0'0P€1'8¢1U!1 gvening with lames eager for B, gluncgh

prime Edwgmi Island (14,348 square There is a thoroughness of cul~|$ the newest 'ideas in ri-iillinery_

miles) and about twenty-flve times tivation such as h-as neverl-1\1d§'111§ 11? l'11°_11' °_x1=’1"°::‘_’”5 3* :E111 our population (Z,500,000) that is, been atliompted in t1`1iS C00!"-YY 222° w::'dm?;:nf,?;m:_ea,ie;d_e “Tae ony, 110 to the square miie. It thisoutside ol our exiierimentul ~ _ ~

Pickling

Pure, full flavored spices

are the most economical the year -ouud. The delicate appetizing character of tht-e products depend on your using the right qual- ity of spices. We guarantee the purity and high quality of our spices They are the kind you can use with absolute certaintly of good results.

Whole and ground mus-

tard, Cinuemon, Ginger, Peppers, Cloves Turmeric. Garlic. Allspice, Mixed Spices, etc. Essence Vine- gar of the greatest strength .ind purity, White Wine nd Malt.

.l.G. Jamieson,

DRUGGIST

'l‘he Right Kind 0i Watch

Repairing

No botch jobs leave

our store. We can make your watch keep time.

Prices not high for

first class work.

All work Guaranteed,

G.|‘l.TayIor, Jeweler & Opticlan.

_ f Morning Daily and Rural Daily

_ sAN'ros DUMONT As AN Ai IATon_

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But a few Years ago the name of (lflerent sizes ini proportion to thrir ¥4EOE§DAE;DlNG SEPT' mm'

Santos Dumont was famous through- weight. What Dumont has nchieved TUESDAY I 1 U . H . U M' '72 |3 out the worlid for his flights over and goes to show that the flying man of WQDNE ~DAY 1 _ 7|67

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B-b0ut Paris in whiff would now be the future will not need wings so dis- f M n v

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‘$11911 8- <111`1g‘1U1¢ 08110011- H9 '15 alproportionate to thc size of his hodv FRIDAY _ 7264

Brazilian by birth, but a Frenchman as was first supposed. _,It sec-ms r/_ally I, ' ' ' ' ' ° ' ° ' ' ° ' ' ° ° °

,by adoption. w He was the first of the 9' Ereat Slfel? 111 `*1‘1V1111°°~ SAT )RDA,1Y° 'lu `° ' " ' ' ' °°-37330 '

lgrca/t pioneers in aerial navigation ` __ ` ` ' J . eta ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ° ° ' 4 '324 iwho Practically went where ne plans- <\\\;\ \\\ \ | Daily average' '.'° ` ° ° 1 ' 7' 7 ,e<i. He was not desuneo to ho the _-_~`, » t I , 'ran airenutios or 'rho Onan-

first to fly in a machine heavier thu if 5 /" 2yhdGPuARDmnN' Q 5

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awapaporl ol Prine Edward ' Io ,r " _

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Chocolates

are dark color, rich mellow and of refined flavor. It is impossible to buy anything Super- for

Made in Canada 3

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_ _.Tir _ its wing surface. It weighs but 260

lltabaoyioaplldelightruiiyrefreshingforBain P0““‘15i and 11” 111115 111119 5\l““1`°

¢r'|?oilat ln hot. weather. For washing under hill it is unoqualled.Cleausee and purifif:

We have just received a flne line cf new Wash Ribbons direct from

Ira Pink, Sk . mauve und W

9:20d I;

yards, that is the size of the

two dollars, two twenty-uve and two

offered to horsemen and farmers that we know of. The patterns are all good. Jas. Paton dh Co. _

9-llidtl.

` 1 MoNoAv, ssersuai-:R no. ioog. Miss Rennie, Prowse eros i.m'n1

Province WGN! 88 Y-111¢1l1Y D0P\l1Hf-Sd' 1“1'”15» B114 51111111 ¢11°1"“1K1111°5S 111 showing many marked differences, are

asDenmark it would have 340,000 people. y Denmark is famous for its produc- tion of farm crops, and also of ani- mals and their products. The value of the harvest of 1908, that is grain crops, roots, hay and straw, is set `down nt $158,101,000, of which 100 fmillions was exported. In the same iyesr the export of horses, cattle, iheef, bacon, pork, butter, lard, eggs,

lskins and hides, which were sent mainly to the United Kingdom, a-

mounted to $102,306,000.

Here we have exports ol field pro-

ducts and of* animals and their pro- ducts making a total of 211 millions. The list does not include exports of lsheep, mutton, poultry, or apples and lother orchard products, which would

duction and export of farm products

preparing the products of the farm and the stockyard for market. And there is co-operation everywhere, co-

co-operative egg-export associations. _In the egg industry alone there are

ducts for market. that are worthy of the careful study of our farmers at

home. The tra<le_fi_gures show thgt the 400,000 Danish farmers produce for export, after providing for home consumption an average of $527 each, yearly from their farms. We caannot hope to do so well as that for some

considerably increase bhe above to- time to come, but we ought to be ustomexl f

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zial. Probably up to 230 millions. making progress in that direction. '=»|v\-‘li = l"“" " ‘ ` ` ,_~

Denmark owes its enormous pro- Even in Denmark they are doing bet. ,

ter from year to year.

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Sir Charles Rivers Wilson, Presid-

ent of the Grand Trunk Railway Com-

visit to the Pacific coast, during

himself as guite satisfied with the progress made by the company in the construction of their portion of the iwork, except l_n the mountain' sec-

ition, where a scarcity of labor. even ‘at very high prices, has been encoun-

ter-e,_1_ . ,bee bridge and the railway eastward I AS to me progress on the gave;-D. through New Brunswick and westward

ment's portion of the work, Sir Charles is not satisfied. He says it ,“leaves a ‘umd taste in his mouth” ,that has marred the pleasure of his ,visit to Canada. It will be remem- bered that the Government undertook to complete the road from Moncton to Winnipeg, including the Quebec bridge, a distance of 1800 miles. The company was to build, with Govern- ment wid the line from Winnipeg west ward to the Pacific, and -a line north

,from Port Arthur on Lake Superior

;;~:`;_' ' i _ ` ‘to ai junction with the main line which

PROGRESS 'IN BUILDING THE 'l‘RANSCONTlNENTAL_

f The com-pany has completed and

to beyond Edmonton, and the line

which he inspected the construction from Lake Superior to the junction. work. ln an interview he expressed This is more than half of their urt `

D

oi the work in mileage, although it

Lis the easiest part. On the Govern-

ment Section of 1800 miles no por- | ion is yet ready for traffic and but

little actually finished. How many years it will take to fin-ish the Que-

to Winnipeg can only he guessed.

What the Grand Trunk President

chiefly complains of is that the sec- t/ion from Superior Junction to '\\in- nipeg is not ready and will not be ready to bring out the the North- west crops of this year, aitiunigli this has been repeatedly promised. This is the "spout," much talked of as necessary to convey thc groin to thc lake port, It would seem, how- ever, that the Canadian Pacific and Canadian Northern lines, which con-

ncct Winnipeg with Lake Superiou will he fairly equal tn the tn-ik ni

g Ai, _ _ -passes at a considerable distance to garrying even the la,-gc cropsfdf this .v ogg* ___, _ ltho north of the lake. year. e

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sir, but he has recently made a not- 1/

able flight with an aeroplane nt. Paris which shows that he is to be reckoned with

The noteworthy feature of Du-

mont’s flying machine is its light- ness, and the very small extent of

yards of surface, against twenty-two

ya/rds in the Curtis- aeroplane, twenty six in the Bieriot and fifty-three i

angle, and no tail. The motor de-

"”'EEFa wi;i:ii'sF sh.

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Buys a nice

5 pee. Bed Suite

The best values offered in Canada to-day

-"compare with anything you can find

On view in our show

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We have Hunting Boots that

will interest the man who enjoys shooting.

We believe our hunting Boots

ara the test made.

We’va Never seen better

Wi-_ have ra and ag inch boots

Black and Tan Raw Hide that are water light $4.50 Then we have Tan and Black Calf sport- ing boots, $l5.oo

Our boon are made by a

maker who understands making sporting boots and they are made co|rectly_ »

Goff Bros

`_ th city to view The ibig store was

ht ithh -t d""lrl1 Bd

operative dairies and slaughter-lramwveryt :ig1Lpfna?h;nf;a;,:'_ vi;-ha houses, co-operative egg societies and,majo,.ity of the hats ron slightly ag

11290 societies with 97,000 members. 1"°1"°* “<1 M011” S111* ““‘1 °S"1°1‘ `

There would seem to be much in liner ' al ,_ d 010,. d brmds

_ _ y so je an c e

Danish methods of intensive farming, may important ,,a,t,,_ one 0| the,

cv-Operation along many lines. and hats which nttrnetni n great noni of l in careful preparation of their pro- attention was an attractive black

”i“"‘i‘“’“`”'°5‘m"'“ || New Advertisements"

blank and dalrtroyad papal. figures show only actual pail

aulation. 1|

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'i'Hi~: CHARLOTTE

“"°“° "‘“'S"""' slack mAMoNn Lira

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M ll1ii']',§|;|l'i` Subscription books are open to in- f

D ...ix ~ . |`u,|1|I sxstztz ,vlritisa |52 all possible aa-

the Wright machine. His flier has _ wialiltlh tl V011!! 'ho _ __ 9112:”

the makers m New Yo,,.k_ shades short broad wings, tilted to a high 7 ---- __ _ _ ,`_f,_vl/ _gd

K rowN GUARDIAN

Cr' is REA" DAILY nv

1 Jas Paton & Co‘s. -

_ J ,` / I 'ii The lovely things that we have

bl _

& McLeod 9-20d ll

1188 prepared for the ladies of thisi

hats for the coming season, while

yet decidedly reniiniscent of the sty- les that prevailed during the sum- mer. The newest departure is the

one side, and are very 2380121111-

Materials used are rich and manY~

feathers ls the feature of the fall mii-

Kelvet model (Douise) very high in the back ot. the brim, the hat coming own well over the face, being rais- ed by a small band. The crown is entirely of white and contrasts pret, ty with the black silk velvet. The. trimming is of black and natural Paradise plumes. The millinery dis- play will be continued for a few da'ys next week' for the out of town

\ .

has now *in operation over 800 miles /1

pany, has returned from his rece'I‘nt`of the prairie section (nom Winnipeg I i _ _ ,f

is

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A smart style for winter wear. I

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y/“ff fi*

2 for' 25c.

mon FRAME anamo- "ATTORNEY" - 2 for 60e.

TOOKE BROS. LIMITED, MONTREAL MAKERS OF SHIRTS, COLLARS, TIES. VEBTS -AND IMPORTERS OF MEN'8

FURNISHINGS. 7

The Circulation of

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_ To 'Be Sold Ordered to pay the Duty

And to Sellthem at what they would bring.

We have been instructed by a Fur firm in London, England, to dispose

of forty-eight pieces of Orenberger-M ink and Squirrel furs, comprising ruffs, muffs and scarfs, in the latest designs-inaiiy of them only one sett of its kind. They were sent to the Island by mistake _

The iiriu they were shipped to, would not take delivery as they were not

as ord red. They were held in the Customs bonded warehouse for the last three months, to the shippers order . _

We received orders to pay the duty and sell them for what they would

bring, as re-shipping back to London would cost too much.

We will not stock these Furs, but will dispose of them at a price that will

make them scamper. If you are interested in Fur buying this fall, the prices will be as low, if not lower, than furs are offered at during January after stock is

depleted and fur season over.

and combined.

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y » l"lltB, -'g'\ .», _,__ _» ._._f~4 -fa

thee different widths and avari- vein ed mire ho;-se. wer at the 1115"' Pants- C8135- '1‘1°1’» UHGSPWBHF. #-1, '“-°-»=2S>~'~'.

‘gy of P,-|G°s_ Moore 31 McLeod' _ D Y po Pocket Haudkerchiefs, Suits, Braces, ' ‘--Y -`_""il7"\/""~ - ~

',tf1¢=1 011 Mvndev lash units, ne right prices nt Pston's. One of the biggest bargains

with this little machine, which is ` g_-gd.” that we have boon able co offer The'S S_ ffcncounaivsamn from

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"Two yards by one and a halr|B*1'0US man C0\11°i Gerry 011 hislmck. ` “ you for many day hasdult °°m° Montreal Tuesda evenin

_ f y g Sept.

be t t im d 1 ted t rt ,Santos Dumont is reported to have \ ggitggg, sgrgiildd oonompigogcgililg zist will be_due at Charlottetown, “in :mg tha';1P;; are sein $11 CHP; made n speed of nity-ave miles as S one dozen on a card, for ten Friday evening Sept. 24th,, and on

K °' hour. The length of his flight is not °°""S- B°"°2,"‘,1Jla'Lm"“1;) 3° but' Saturday, Sept. 25th. sails for St.

m¢y_ They are the best value ever recorded. The great reduction of the V ' tons’ Moore ___c_e°d` _ Od" Johns, NeWf’ld via Sydney and

wing expanse-barely one sixth of V _'_u___ 1 \ our Bargain Counters conwm '~!orthSydney carrying horses, cat- -thnt in wright Brothers' machine, ' ”“"" ,' nrrrc-ies or muon gnonter vain., ,hm 1: and sheep on deck and produce aviation. Birds have wings of very ° 2,, the prices asked. A. N. McK'ay. undefdeck at l0W€SlZ p0SSibl€ rates.

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FURNIT-DRE _ ° `~ ' ” _ "The School Bell will ring on Tues- freight and passage apply to

' I day morning. Have you, everything PEAKE BROS' Cow

ready for the hoys nna gh-ie. For the 9-2<>d3l- Agents.

girls, trams, underwear, stockings etc; for the boys.-caps, shirts, underwear,

w / hose, suits, odd Pants, are -

all to he

Property Sale

prepared for you tn the mlllinery _ ,___ department wlll_ make your visit

\ to our great opening on Monday

evening W°llW°|'t11 WW" 1""°f° I will sell at public auction

the house and lot No. 8 situ-

cony chailrs, camp stools, stret- 1° chars, chairs for lawns, and all ated on South Side Euston

hi . . . ans. ':.‘;“P°..‘.%’°lr..z:f._ °* '°°°°°' sms, -dJ<»»»»»g Mr M-

Leod’s residence. Sale will

comes in pink, green and peacock and take place, at the residence on is the bmi. set ever odered for the

mime A. N. McK'a

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Our head mflllnor spent. some September, zllf, |909

tlm York the Autumn

e In New ¢

and the goods selected by her AT |2,o CLOCK Noon. there include some of Che smart-

est things in new hats that we Terms at Sale.

have ever seen. thlrlils *hilt DCM' the mark of fashions best appro-

val. assigns that win appeal *-0 BENJ CARTER C C0,

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"Beddings campers outfits, bal-

9-11:dU-

"Our 97 piece dinner set at $5.00

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d ' A tu _ Q -~ S ° - . u ioneers snow|no_Mooreomo|.eea 9-zoai _ 9 2° 1' °

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Two Obligations

confront every man rcs onsilile for the welfare of others

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p .

The Une is to carryLIFI£ INSURANCE according to

his means

The 5¢¢0l1d is to arrnn e that Life Insurance in such a

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way that it will be of pr rmzuieut benefit to his family.

This permanent benefit may best be secured under the

Monthly Income Policy

Issued by

The Great West Life

The beneficiary receives a regular income for zo years or fo’ life, as may be arranged. paid monthly as she has been accus- touied to receive her household funds. Thus the hazard of unwise investment or loss of the money left for lier supp0l'f

is removed . _

Full details on request.

The Great Went Life Asauranne Company Held Office - - Winnipeg Branch Office Charlottetown

HYNDMAN QP C0.

Managers P. E. I.

1" '°" Semi anon 5 p e few nun Publishers' Price.

2

e sell school books 5 pc less than piibliahoro’ prices

We have received a supply of the famous A. A.

atern1an’s “Lincoln” Fountain Pens rangin

from $1. 50 to $4.50 each. Alsoa. line of Stylo Pen or Ink Pencils at 6oc and 9oc each. These are REAL THING for College Students as they hav a point like an ordinary lead pencil yet they write with ink. Ask to see them at

G. Elmer Ritchie’s

The Home of Good Stationery 180 Queen Sf., Ch’t0wn

9-i 3dtf

We sell achoolbcoh 5 pe len than puliliuhora’ lfiw

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We aell School Books 5 p e lean than Publ

ilherl’ Price H