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5yDN»EY, Sept Zi-The following is

th, 1n¢¢`g`vie'qJ_ held by _the representa- uva U; ¢;h|>_"prpss with Matt liensen, p¢,¢y's `Li!llWl1Bl!¢- _ .,.

“You are Hansen. The negro'

,m;i¢n, "I am." _Hansen took the preferred hands rather timildly- .BY| that -.une he was shitting his feet in mush en`barrassment.m He edged around the side of the hatch and gianced appealingly toward _-_"youths

B0;-up, "Nothing I can say," plead~1 nd 1-Iensen, helplessly.

They besiegcdhicn ilth inquiries. They advanced lncontrovertibie ar-| gmnents,_ beginning and ending with the' declaration that he was at the Pole.

“Fm sorry." he kept saying. “You-

'il have to see the commander.”

But everybody wanwd Hensen to :eil his own story- ~` hgh did he earl when he knew he had ved? Did

he get there in iine cwition? He!

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amwel-fd., “Yes, ne _.elt‘, better." And what did you say? Here, Hen- ,” gave a queer little laugh of half dismay and half confusion. He be-

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gged to be excused from saying any- be at the Auditorium, Montague,

thing more. He kept pushing gent- ly until he had- freod himself from ilhe throng, then he bolted down the com- paliionway to Psary’s st.atcroom,dis- gppearcd in a twinkling and there was the sound of a bolt being idmwn. It was early afternoon, that two

correspondents _ found him ‘at the dinner table taking with Command- er Posry‘s friend, Mr Rand. Henson smiled again, but witn iess cmf.:'ai'r- assni;-ut. Au tue visitor:-i p;;_isci:l in front of the tsfilc, he irnvr-.l noriror Rand and ijiie t‘:cii cod <1-:'I:i.le se- ats, pusfhrd iif‘n‘.;~. 'airf ul inns' ‘ ‘J them- and asked thtu: if they would have 3 little cuff.-.. ___ A ni-‘in of mir-illlim slrc, :‘.lJo\it 35 on

38 years old, ivclglhing scarcely 145

pounds, quite unnssiimiing, inscrutnb- rb5_ Ml- Hickm had it at Montague

le doubtless from niturc ns much ns

from choice, who could look cvunlynt gonsidcmble Mtcngign _,md would be you from lwhin--1 his »rla_~:sv== nad it worrny -addition to the Province

laugh with u su`.>due;l- sort of cm-’-nr-

rassnifnt, undoubtedly ar faithful sort

of follower, and there you have Matt Hansen, the American horn neg- ro who went to the pole with Roh

Ht E_ Pea_ry_ He is not __ Comlmnni [al BEARINE, with- other valuable

everyday type. - `

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Henson reluctantly confessed tlint'50c 5 JM'

b'e was with the commander nt the pole. -He said it in such a. low' tone that the ear ha<rdly_ caught the words. -"Clear up to thc pole and nil the time th`e commander was tlierc"? "Yes," sa-id Henson n little louder, havin-g found his voice at last, lic continued of his' own accord. "Have been with him on every expedition ex- cept one afnd that w‘asn’t to"'tl1`e Pole. “What did you do on say when

You learned that you were at the Pole?"

ploy, "As A Man Soweth," at the

cunty, paid his prohibition (ina 0| 100 alidcosts to officer Melmae, Bouris, yesterday.

...Montaigne post oillce has-been putf.

in up-to-datejorder by the addfii, mil of new boxes -for the publiq .

desk in -main entranoe,for stamiping

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letters.

_._.'rne umm ones or-_tug oinimeue

town Guardian vitllfbl found in _the tore oi A. J. Melloazeld ai 'C'o, Bouris. A. J. McDonald is the agent.

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...R. W. Stewart, Brudenell, has imported- two valudble silver and black fox frami_Ontario, and cclrm- _Dleted a fox den on -his farm. This is progressive and deserves success.

.Jlev E. McDougall will preach Sabha-th, 26th, at Murray River at 10.30; Peters Road at 2.30; and Broofilyn at 6.30 p. m. Also Monday 21th, at Kinross and- Tuesday 28th at Birch Hill at 7 p. m.

5 ...The sacrament of»tho Lord’s Bup- per will 'be dispensed in the Presby- terian Church, _Murray River, next Sabbath, at eleven nfclock a. m.Pre- psratory services v.ill be held on Saftnrday afternoon at two o'clock_

...W. J. McPherson, I.C.R. Police-

man, Sydney, arrived in Montague on Tuesday on a short visit to. James W. Compton, Milltown Cross, where his wife has been visiting for four or five weeks. His friends wish Mr McPherson a pleasant stay in the Garden of the Gulf.

The Colonial Stock C

'ruesday -ansd Wednesday nights only, Sept 28th and 29th presenting the |“Lost Paradise" and “The Womoiu in the Case.” A special train will leave George-town, Wednesday evening, call- ing at Cardigan and returning after the show. Usual excursion rates.

...John W. Hicken, one of the most

industrious fishermen of Murray Har- bor north on Tuesday morning lest, while hauling a herring net, wasysur- prised to find therein a large live shark entangled in the net. He soc- urcd the net to iris lmat and towed him for half a mile to the shore. Ho was still alive and active on reaching shore. Length 8 feet 4 in, width a- cross flns 4 feet. weighs over 500

on Tuesday and the flsh attrasted

air.

mammal(

:--Cfmndian Bear grease is

ents, makin' it the best iomade.

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At thc presentation of the splendid

"Whole thing was just the same. Pole wasn't any-_ different from other Dsrts of up north--way noi-th,I mean."

Opera House last night, The Colon- ial Stock Co., -added to their already large list of record breaking audien-

“How did you' lrnow you were at the pole?" _"I knew ic." "Before miie commander told you?" Honsen said *You had better see the conimirn- der about that."

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ces by playing before the largest -crowd ever assembled' in that house to witness a theatrical performance. This is indeed a true- proof of the un- npproachablc quality of the plays presented by_this popular company. and of the appreciation by the pub- lic of the performances of the Colon _-ini stock co. The iieeunfui play, so "nicely staged and splendidly put- on last night, was played here by this Conigany sorne time ago' and its pre-

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and can be procured only at our Dréés floods Counters.

Bradford 'Kyveeds 2oc to 42c yd. Venetians ' 5oq,=to $1.25 “ Satin cloths 65d_io $i,25 “ Soliels ' '$157 5 _ “ aniéthystj wise ' Sedans $1.25 to $2.10 Sergfs 42c to $1.50

Broadclolh $1.25 to $2.25 “

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- ~~ i -ereiiuniantienanios-~--= ;_ Many new creations and d0'v€ltiE`S-liilvé been

procured this seasouand shme are at 'preseht on display. 'I`liese‘coiiiprise some beautifiillwueaves,

such as thesatin Raye, plain and diagonal (sol: iéls.) West of Engldnd iiweeds, silk and wool. cyeponnes, satin .striped batisté ‘and 'nlsny `o‘t-l1'er's'.

All our pattern cloths are bu1‘S'£x¢‘1i1siiiely

Color! ` -' Black, navy, cardinal, -wi|_J'e_, bronze, myrtle,

teria, _ eatawba,

taupe, grey, _ brown. raisin,

mauve .

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MILl,lNERY-°--

Our new milliner, “Miss Wetmore" has ar-

rived and we are sure, from the character of her work that we have examined, she will iiieét with

a very hearty welcome from ‘all tl1e`cu§to‘ mei-'s' ' and?" fi'°ie`iids of our millinexy department; _

_ The last few days have been exceptionally

busy in ilifs department. New shapes, hats,

trimmings such as linings, plumes, bendeaus,

~ tc., in fact all the accessoricslréquired to make

a- lint have been received.

Needless tnsay these articles are the very

n evrest and exclusive 'patterns on the market.

Mauy of them having been obtained by Mr

Sianl:y in Toronto recently.

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Mesdovvville, entercil by Ge"o`i'g'§l”D. 'Farrar _i cami-em;-N. n. ' Queen miie; b. ni. 'by Parkside; -eniefea by iz.

' H, S_ier1is,` Charlottetown.

one ‘ii -(2.21), bin. 5., by imzuionf entered by T. Gflves, Montague.

The Governess (2.17 r-4,) b; ni. by Alcsuter’

entered by P. A. Belliveau, Monctonf N. B.

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A Gracie Mack. `

Score Card.

Tom Trim.

Orwell _Belle.

Aquiri. ' Chisfside.

Parklyn.

Minnie Mac.

Lady Belle

_ King Br'az'ilian. Park er S.

Hilda S. _ Lougboaf. Baby Boy. Pretoria. _

-I Lena Wood.

_ The‘follo'wing afirheiion|‘befwéen- heats

` I Rosede Francis Dogs

Gregoire and Elmlne

Equillbrists and Acrobats

Les Dhortwltz ' Mile Lena Lamar ‘

‘ Contortionist

. Misses’ Tweed _"T "~-

2.40 Class ‘l’sce,“"Sfalc. '

.if ' ' _. » Ax” _ ' -1" . _ -I - If i ) - "' _ Q( _,H iff; (__ ` 7 9’ _ ` ' 9" 1.- . .i Bi _ " 1 _ _

___ _ - f. _ _ .fir _ . . _ ___:_ _,_ 5- _ £5; _ _ _

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Fall and Winter-

'Iliis season" the styles have com] leie

changed and many new ideas are' appearing

every day. These styles are to be found inven- stock today and undoubtedly will please yo

very much. V _

Nearly all the coats are very long, afford-

ing one an amount of protection and warmth im-

possible to obtain from a short length coat. _

The trimmings to be found _a_re composed

of braidings, satin appliques with both jet and

Ttin buttons in large sizes.

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oats $2.25,3.5o,

$.25.

». Ladies’ Tweed Coa_ts'_ Medium QuéIity_4.5oto8.25 f Lades’ Cloth '- sts' Medium

uélity 6.95to 9.25 -

. Ladies’ Tweed `

¢oats'fExtra Qual- ity`1o.5o co 16.00

Ladies’ Melton

_¢oa_`.tS Extra Qual- _ ity`12.5o to 22.00

Colors ' _ - _ eiaeif, Navy, S

Brown, Green, Tweed mixtures.

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Neyer before, in our history' of 24 years`-‘bu`sineS's in

MAR M0 'l` - §;`.'§;f1.25 pili-

Charlottetown, have we been'a`b1e to offer 'such an assort- gient of beautiful furs to - our friends _'and customers on »r1ncc Edward Island as this seaS611’._ Our styles and

ed furs on the market today. _Well made on stylish models. Satin lined.

Muffs New shape' each' '

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Ruffs exslzlesong - gaeh __

Rugs each Extra large ‘Rails each

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Vernon, carried out the lc-ndini, part, Q

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models are, combinations of 'us`ef'i`1lIne§s,' ‘ comfort and beautiful appearance. Our qualities areconsiderably above t11`e'average while the prices are"exceedingly moderate. ' ` .

We 'would like' to have the opportunity of showing

our styles and qiialities to anyone interested whether they

_ __ intend to purchase now or later on. ’

__ _ ___ _,e -1_5 _,~ f scnbation last night was more than? , Q _ _ " _ 1.; . fi! '\ ` _ _

.,-, _Q _ ‘a success. Edith \‘/arrnii ns Bai-hnrnif R S .lisa '_ ' `

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to ___or _ art|¢¢ " r

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sllflllglltt. _ __§:-_., .‘_‘

tugnia was is-. lll fll 3

Into, pleasturqn _ ___ oetabor of $unl"|iiii"' _e

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Myra Cr.iwe's part was _exqiilsilily acted. Frank Oliver and Mabel Reed

held car., .~ ..y the many dramatic

man, the leading man, Courtland

_a character most difilcult and exact- Y ‘ _ in-g, will: rr "race ir.icxcc1lc<l_ llii s Sablg’ squirrel

,relic-vcd the audience of laugliicr lang Squirrel

`*" situations in the play. J. W. Hart- Sable $7-25|

to-dsyandtry. _~\ _______ Hopkins and- Burton Mnunry fiiieii I Bear - $|5_~15

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-oth GER5 _ .

-_ -BER-LIN, Sept. 21- If present ex-

"‘ pectations are fulfilled Germany will

_ _ ,.5 - ._ _ “ve” diridlble -4-balloons and alro‘plei~

»* nba, carrying Slssengers between libr-

lin and the rincipal cities of the

is quite distinct from

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their roles' in a splendid and accept able manner. Tonight this company will present “The Sorrows of Satan" a beautiful play written by Marie Corelli so well known to thentre`go- ers and readers.

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by May. 1910. The on Navi- Company, which is

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Q Persian paw $5.50, 6 95

"Lynx l`

Mink ' $2"si5o: 103001 55-00

and ruiz_tiNi~;n

coins.

I Beautiful qualities of Black Astrachan jackcf§ that are today worth ten per cent more than when we' bought thsni. They are allthirt y eight to forty inches long. Som¢~-have the box beck while others havethe fitted baclis.A-ll sizes

$15.00 uso 4z_o'o ss_oo~sa.ooU‘ `

FURS---N eW-i'S`iy~l-ies.f-- an. if Creations--F URS -~

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LY NX hflif ~3f.‘§i.°“..°0v‘lf1.i‘§‘l’ This fur is long black and silky and

presents a_n_ extremely smart and attractive appearance.

I Muffs $7.25' 8.50 $|2.50 I

lluffs $7.25

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MUFFS _ Rug Shaper

Black Lynx $725

$4.95

Mole Squirrel

$27.00

Mink

Sable _ $9. ,I4 0_0, |900 ' Persian Paw $3.95

Mink--Lab ador $48.00, 55.00

Squirrel $l&_00, Lynx ` $12.50

Persian Paw $6.75. |250 .

victoria-0-ing sings. _ l

‘$9 GUARDIAN " rms-1-or 'aus ‘“ -ratlllpvlfll _-.___- _

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We have many more styles

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sre_.§gn§bl_hd to offer you the' following linédal "Pill our fur ` ` I ` 2 'V 4 i -_

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prices fa __ elow (lie r rea values _ ,tu pd by the _ -' » _._

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quality-Hampstcrlimng,sleeves are satin fine" n:f_°mIe'e'”6‘; ' ` rp =/' ‘ ` l .` witha cliamois iuierlining. -Either Grecia' _‘:‘°b“5*t‘l‘_‘“l1' - i ~‘ ` mink or 4 sable foiiaé i’ ' ’.$”.i"'°»f§ll.f =- . “ cb " __

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