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lnmpcd, G. H. T- are the
ind that will wear a life-
time. We have a large
stock of iolr. I4: and i8k
in all sizes.
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You will need pure,
full flavored spices, we
have them, we buy
spices the same as we
do d r ug s, selecting
them for their qualiiy.
There are few_ things
that vary more than
spices, because even
grades that may be
called pure are ofien
delicient in flavor. We
can provide.
Spices
That Are Perfect
in every respect and at
prices no higher than
the poor grades are sold
for.
DRUG GIST
The Medical Hall
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,"Lhdies rrmt sweaters $1.50, $1.95,
$2.25, $3.00 up to $12.00. Special
long length were $4.50 to $12.00 acl
Pecans. s-2iMti
"You will sa'~'c} on every dollars
worth of wash goods at Patons.
8-20.\ltf
‘Inn unnaxlauaanfauvvn uunnurnu _ ~=---~---
ga. and Usa. Dirac r ll 3"- Hull"
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Jfl. OOD ` ' I. R. N' WSU* " Wo _ note .by New Brunswick ax
ova Ed. aornlag Daily / cwdald. lvanlll Dall!
F' Plaaso addraaa all communications to Tha Uhallottltmvl tillrdlll
7 uounav. au
GUST ao Isla _
It is gratifying to find that the
sister Maritime Provinces, as repro-
sented at the annual meeting of the
Maritime Board of Trade last week.
are in lull accord with Prince Ed-
ward Island in demanding a better
telegrapbic service between this Is-
land and the mainland. The resolu-
tion adopted was unanimously agreed
to as was expected. The grievance
under which this propince has suffer-
ed is sufficiently notorious to enlist
tm sympathy of our neighbors.
Now resolutions are an excellent
means of airing grievances and af-
fording opportunities for orations at
public gatherings, As a remedy for
scription in a case of illness. T116 life-
scription has to be filled by the drug-
gist and the medicine has to be taken
solution of the Maritime Board of
Trade, if followed to a conclusion.
will be effective, otherwise it will
THE CABLE
sanvlon. _ _TS
lands Boards ol Trade to l0l|°W 'Ml
resolution up. Probably the provin-
cial government will carry the case
through without any urging on the
out or the Boards ni Trade. but it
is the business of the latter bodies.
representing as theY -'30 U10 ml-°\'°°fl
of the whole province, to see the
matter to a finish.
'rhe opinion .was -:pressed by the
Maritime Board that “a second new
cable is nccessary.' This is evident.
To go on repairing the old cable or
even to replace it by a new one,wlll
be to go on inviting interruption and
loss. Even with two cables there will,
in all likelihood, be occasional ln-
the grievance they are about as terruptions but the chances for a
valuable as the doctor's written pre- satisfactory service would be' increas-
ed by one hundred per cent as com-
pared with the present system.
Il. is earnestly hoped that a thor-
before relief can be eXl>¢¢¥€d~ Tlw re- ough understanding will be arrived
at at once as to what is being done,
what is contemplated as a remedy
and how soon the remedy will he
be so much energy wasted, al1Pli8d~
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A certain form of exercise becomes
fatiguing or pleasurable according to
tramp ten to twenty miles through 3
forest with a gun on his shoulder
wo miles away, he will hire a cab.
Prices $1.50 to $8 75 ac-
cording to weight.
G. il. Taylor
NEW ’KlNG GLORGE ll’J'l EL
VIH. HONBOURQUETII. Mgr
Private Baths. Running Vt att-.' arid
I ong Instance 'rsleptiones in all r. oinsl
I-IVY* B1izh¢B»mple Rooms
CUISINE |'NE.`('.lEl.LEU
'_ SYDNEY. N. S.
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from 10 p.m. to 4 a.m., resting tive
each, and wear a smile of pure con-
tent. If obliged to wash dishes or
would be exh;-rusted. A boy will play
ball strenuously, laboriously_ Waugh.
fully for an hour without thought of
weariness. Five minutes cutting kind-
ling or hocing the garden would be
an agony to hi-m.
NOW if by-Home magic or otherwise
One of the least understood of the f
world’s forces is the power ofa name. 0
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WHATS IN A NAME,/_ species of suffering known as taxa-
tion. A man who finds histax bill
orty cents more this year than lam,
r fifteen cents more than his neigh-
bor, will engage a lawyer at afee of
several dollars to carry him through
the name we give it. A man will a
court of appeal. He will cheerfully
give s. contribution of several dollars
_ for a school prize but would raise
and enjoy it. If obliged to Visit a C
customer on ii matter of business, 5
t _ _ _ Y, _
sin if taxed _twenty-five cents for the
ame purpose. He will ungrudgingly
, psy $1.50 rar' rt some or whiskey,
A frail, delicate lady-of any age ,J
under sixty-live-\vil1 dance gsyly c
ut if compelled to pay seventy-tive
ents for the whiskey and a tax of
_ seventy-live cents for the privilege of
minutes between goes of ten minutes b
uying it, he would stop drinking.
Such are some of our peculiarities,
__ such some of our prejudices. We
scrub a floor for five minutes she k
now many things only by name, and
the name often determines our con-
duct towards them. Possibly, some
day, we may see thlngs~as they really
arc, see them face to fac_e',' and know
thcm for what they are. .
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NOTES ,
we could exchange thc names 0! the ` `
physical processes involved in gugh
exercises as those mentioned what a
revolution it would make in the la-
bor world. Thclldinerence in fact, it
.wi|l_. he seen at a glance, is nothing,
but in name everything.
Again, analyze the hostility of the
human family to that very ordinary
A Fact Beyon d "
Question or Doubt
ever was before.
I) o n ’ t P ut
without tinnecessary ‘ red l
1\ good policy costa hut a
nicr.
l,'a'l in tnday and talk il over.
W.K.Rogers Co. Ltd.
8; Great George St.
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i ri: statement ihat no man
can afford to have his prop
crty uninsured-thc danger
from destruction by 4 lir¢‘
is more prevalent than it
 with one of the slrrvg companies that we
y represent which will give you strong. ie-
llable protection at all times and make good yo\_r loss
would not risk your vslualfe p opcrly for the sake ofa few p
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ape or qull>biing_
few ccnia a d y an-l surely you  »
En'
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l`s it necessary or in the public in-
terest to have two vendors for the
City of Charlottetown? The city is
not large and the demand :tor intoxi-
cants cannot be excessive, unless crea-
ted by opportunities for procuring it.
And we have our druggists who are
authorized by law to dispense liquors
by prescription. Is it in the interests
of temperance or of the Prohibition
law to surround the procuring of in-
toxicants with too many facilities?
These questions are very properly en-
gaging the attention of temperance
workers who, of late, have had their
hopes very considerably raised b,, thc
oflorts made, with considerable suc-
cess, to curtail the ligiuor trailic. It
is desirable that the government do
nll possible to enforce the law and it
is a questi0n whether two vendors
will facilitate such a course.
"Euthymol Shaving Soap is an
antiseptic preparation that makes a
heavy, rich, creamy lather that pene-
trates even ths toughest and most
wiry hrand,‘dEesn't dry on the face
and loaves that pleasant, soft,
smooth, velvetv feeling after shaving,
It is one of the most popular and
high grade preparations of its kind
on the market today. Price 25c_ The
McKinnon Drug Co., corner Great
George and Kent Sts. 8-23Mtf.
4@.,_‘i___._._
You can buy 'tomorrow morning
Scotch gingham worth 15c for 12c
about 50 ,pieces to select from at
l'atons. 8-ZOMtf
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R oyal Household
ir
(Csnada's Queen cf fleurs)
Pure, Wholefome Materials
(intelligently used)
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1 T’   P ri wins ° ° - 1 1
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. :r:.?::‘.;:r:.:;;z"i.i::;:;_y°“cj   fe _ <1 fe-or---» T»=-day, september gn. .592 ¢
_ Cwnyoiiaflord lo.-pend half an iour- rar wm - mix- A " : _,zu 
-._ ._ _ d h ld _ _h _ k -, h “en mne sk anyof our retailstores U ¢ . __ 5 f A
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_ _,,,,.lliff‘;f§{,1“Q2§,f.§§'f’g1,'i§i`i’.i§’¢°fi'lfi.aid.ii`fil)il' Camel'-0|| S n0|||e°_ Charlottetown and Summersidc.  g, : so other. You will sud'
" M M 1 I WM. M ORAN. Prin.   'i‘° P‘”°l‘l”8‘°i’°°°°"“"-`
Fénnell fd Chandler ” 1 Made Brad' _
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It H up to the Pun” Edward 1,. ‘ fish trade in Canada is more tlmn
agen
through Ti' territory rich in scenic
changes that J. N. Paulhus. a mem-
ber of the well-known firm ol' D. Hat-
ton Com? ofhiontreal. lsinskllll
his anniial usineaa trip throullll 'UW
Maritime ‘Provinces and will be in
Prinee`Edward Island shortly. The
usually promising this year.. Flahas
an article of consumlltinn is b°°0"\'
ing more pdiuusr ovary year and
this means much for the Maritime
Provinces whose fishing has not been
developed as it might be. Much nwre
publicity that it has yet received
should be given to the fishing indus-
try in this province. Mr. Paulhlls
has placed very large orders in some
of the maritime cities and is doubt-
less prepared to do the same here-
'rhers is an ever open market fn' Usb.
a fact, which should be taken advan-
tage of here.-
Dcafneaa Cannot be Cured
-y local applications, as they cannot
reach the d s-msod portion ol the ear
[‘hsre~is pnly one way to cure deafness
and that s by const tut|_onal rew edieg
Deafness ll caused by an inflam¢-fl condi-
_lon ofthe mucous lining _ol the hustach-
van Tuba. When this tube is inflamed YOU
have a rumbling sound or imperfect hear-
ing, and when is entirely closed, Draf-
nvsa ls the result. and unless the inflam-
mation can be taken out an_d_thls tube_| s-
atored t0 its normal condition, hearing
wlll be destroyed forever' nine cases out
of tan are caused by (latarrh. which is
nothing but_an inflamed condition of the
mucous sur aces.
We will Tivo One Hundred Dollars for
inycass o Deafness (caused by catarrh)
bhat csanncpp be _curpdr l}v Hal 's Uatarih
ure. on or c rou a a ree
F. J. OH Elf!!-:Y & C0. Toledo. 0
Bold lg all Drugggsts flic.
__;I‘ake all's Family Pills for constipa-
Oh.
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T0 QUEBEC AND MONTREAL.
Via. the lntercolonlal Railway
Ocean Limited Express, the shortest
most comfortable and convenient
mods of travel between all Prince
Edward Island points, and Quebec
and Montreal. Connection with this
fast through express is made via
steamer to Point du Chens daily ex-
cept Suncays, and a train from the
Points meets the Westbound Ocean
Limited at Moncton. Tickets and
reservations may be obtained at the
ofllce of W. K. Rogers the local ticket
t. The Ocean Limited travels
hegutv and makes thealastest time of
any through train from the Lower
Provinces to the metropolis arriving
ln Montreal at 7.35 a. rn. which is
ample-time to enable the traveller to
'nake connections with the fast
through trains of the Grand Trunk
Railway for Toronto, Detroit, Bulla-
lo, and Chicago, and other Western
points. 7-31 M E tl.
"The Luna. is England'a best salsty
razor and at its price is atruly won-_
desful value-equal to the American-
5 00 razor The Lun is made of
through. Outfit included razor and
\vooI and I6 cents for unwas hed
Big lot of sample cost sweaters at
-Prowse Bros Ltd. 6--2 l Mt i
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selected steel-splendid quality all ‘ ' P
i2 blades in handsome case. l’ricsi  . -- ..
$3.75; goldplated $6.00; pocket size’
$5.00. The Two Macs. 8-22Ml_Etf.  
“Until lurther nntlco vue will _ HOUSE  PA' I   “F
pay 24 cents cash for washed QUA|_|'|`Y QUALHY
' V C -Mid-Su1inn'1er'Clearance Sale I 1
' Mens and Bays' suits are
' M Half Price
`  - Men’s Tweed Suits ----.
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23 suits in the lot, made of good heavy
mixed tweeds light and dard checks and
stripes. .
"l 4 only Sizes 1-37, 2-38 r-42 at $6 o
  / ' _,X Sale Price r
all-i1~1h 1 1 3°°2.iés:.:;%.?:_f;¢_¥:_ii%2_?f__’2°i2 ‘
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V, __  1 3 only Sizes 1-38, 1-40, I-.12 at $2.3;
` 5 only Sizes 3-37, 2-38 at $0.00
SalePrice....... 
_ ` Il _"_ SalePrlce........._..............4.50
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  lg 3°“s.i;s.::2:_t:¢f__-._...starts
  1 1 3°“‘ai.‘s:.:;i?:_f:fc__1_._:‘f_ff;a.f' 1
i i 2 only Sizes 1-37, r 4o at $r_r.25
Sile Price....................... 5.62
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BOYS' 2 PCe- Suits Boys’ Blouse Suits
, 7 5 “nfs . ` 99 cents
- ‘ A lot of Boys’ Suits at 75 cts
Black and Blue Serge and Fancy
Tweacls and Worsteds will fit Boys
from three to six years. These are
not new stock but a few left overs of
past years stock.
48 suits in the lot at........ 
A lot of Boys Blouse Suits ggc
I7 suits in all, made of good strong
Blue Serge and Chevlots Suitable
for boys from 5 to ro years of age
regular price from $1.7 5 to
$3.25 any suit, for 99 cts.... 
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Boys’ Suits at hall price
88 two and three piece 88 .L
Black and Blue Serge Fancy Twceds 2
Worsteds and chevlots. All sizes 26 34 All
ages 7 to 16 years Regular prices $2.75 to
$12.00 any suit at half price. 
5 price, slightly niussed at Patons. U50 _ . _ _
yards of zmshani strive :ood ~ s "special ri i r sh ii a i id
a-zomi at ,C at Patom 8_21Mt, '15c quality for 12a, zoo yards to ‘” "° 0 °P °\` 9 P B
‘Your choice of any $1.50 to $2.50 "Lot of 'En ~ »
_ ‘ _ , glish print cotton, per-
stravi hat at the National (Ao. (70.11-ect g00dB_ not seconds at 90 mum
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mr "gc 846 M ZW' to most 12c cotton at Patous_
"35 inch heavy striped flanncllette
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H _ _Z1 I worth 50c for 39c at. Patons.
se from Patons 8 lt tf 8__21Mu
"Special drive in dross trimmings
worth up to $1.50 per yard for 15|:
at Patons. - 8-20Mtl
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"Another lot of English ginghama
worth 12c for 9 at Patonsf 8-ZOMtf
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Have you the right kiml ofa policy in
FIRE INSURANCE _
that will pan out when disaster catches up with vou? One backed by a
Company airo_ng an the rock of (3 bralte|?\'ou will find that we ran plucs
Y°“ "Sith U0" l Uf=l»‘y° make use ofuur services before thc fatal moment.
Then you arc safe.
Hyndman fs? Co. Ltd. I
Provincial Managers. Charlottetown
5 M IIICKS Agent at Summ»hi¢'e
ff DONT ARGUE "`i
_ ,$4 R,c,,,,,,,,,d Sme, 5 _md you _me__m__m___- Send for prospectus ' |{I|cl€e3’ fd' Nicholson T0l7aCc0 Cdr _
smoke. Th~ proof of the -pudding is not jin
chewing the string.If you
want a good smoke, jus
try a pipefull of our ~R1 V-
AL or` MASTER MAR
INE and you will want '
them the "last word” in _
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School Boots New Trunks and 4 Valiggg qc. a low rate. for the -Harvest Excursion. g` `
Mad b EVERLEIGH 89 CO
our Boots mndihe sturdy » 1 _ _ 1.  y ' _ _- _  . " ° _ scars-‘sua Rhbbm
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