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UR FRIENDS can buy 6 I

fo a°.VUliD8 yo ‘ them-_except vouruphxgrgiihi

Malfe an amiointrnent today.

The Cooli's Studio

NSW DeeP"isav .Slack

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PLEASING others is more

than sentiment- it’s

almost an obligation.

Your family and friends

w`antyou_r photograph. Make the appointment today at

The Bayer Studio

A. E. LYON, Studio

Good Photography Moderate Prices. Personal 'attention to Am- ateur Photography. _

_ 107 Queen St.

Phone 68-J. - _

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Articles A

Drugs and V Patent Medicines,

Rubber Goods,

Books and Station-

ery

School Supplies, ` Fishing Tackle

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Your Chocolates,

Ellis Pharmacy, Ltd.

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CANADIAN GOVERNMENT RAILWAYS Change ln Time--P. E. l. Railwa

Comnienclng Monday, September

25th, 1016, the morning train will leave Elmira 5.30 o’clock, Souris 6.40, Mt. Stewart 8.40 and arrive at Chor- lottetown 9.45 o’clock. The morning train will leave Georgetown at 6.40 o'clock, Mt_ Stewart 8.35 connecting at Mt. Stewart with train from Sourls at 8.35, arriving Charlottetown at 9.45 o'clock. _

DISTRICT PASSENGER AGENT’S'

OFFICE _

2098-9-18M6l.

PLANT ];1_NI:' V .'i:t‘°::.-.._:.

AUTUMN `excuneio11i`s To nos

TON VIA PLANT LINE Coinmsnclng September 12th, until

October 10th, and good for return within 30 days from date of issue.

BHARLOTTETOWN T0 BOSTON AND RETURN $13.00 Steamer soils from Charlottetown

Tuesdays at midnight. L

For further particulars apply to

JA8. CARFtAGHER»

Agent

Charlottetown, P. E. I. ' 1130

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Eastern Steamship Lines

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INTERNATIONAL LINE. V

STEAMBHIPB CALVIN AUSTIN‘ Ann oovzimon cons.

FALL EXCURSIONS. U

SEPTEMBER 11 to OCTOBER 13. Low Fan!-'_-:s._.._TnAvE|. Now. RETURN LIMlT 30 DAYS. BT JOHN T0 _l0BTON...... ..$7.00. sr .|01-iN To PoRTLAND....._$6-50- maven St. John Mondays. Weill” days and Fridays at 1.00 a. m-.' 10' Eaatport, Lubes, Portland and Boston.

Return- Leave central Wharf, Bon

ton, Mondays, Wednesday! and Fri- days at 3.00 ah git.; gdr -Portland lialt-

port, Lu so an . - _

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Direct between 'Portland and New vork. stgamiiia North had md

North Star. _

Leave Franklin; 8 ;,or‘:lai;l.

Tues.. Thurs.. all . I .I . .

Return leave New York, Pier 19

North River, ssmsllavs at 5 li. m-

MITIOPOLFTAN LINI.. Direct between Boston and Non

York. 1 = - 1 ~ ‘ -

18% Houn. Room via _Cape Cod Canal.

moron steel steaiasliisa laseao hiinottl ah Bunker l-Iill. ' V ~ Leave orth Bids india Wharf.

Boston k dsyl and Sundays at 6 p. ia. same service 1-_eturniua Mom Pier ls, North llivnr. Foot or liorrs! _~ Ht New.Y0rl1 City. ' V V ai. .loan ei\y'1'is’lin oiiies. |17 King ai. A. C. Currie. Ajtnti lt. John. 'N. O. " ‘ A. I. Fleming, T_tP__ .4 il, A. l\. 39””

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PACI |='_| c XCURSIO-NS

From Ch’|-own '

$18.85 Montreal and

Return

TICK ETS ON SALE'

l September 2iat 22nd and 28rd

Rei. October 9th.

September 28th, 29411 and 30th

.Ret. October 16th-

$l8.00 Boston- and

Return

Tickers oN SALE

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_ ..°T. oonoou was is Guardian , V lp , representative in Montague. , ..°

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I ._*RED POINT NOTES-The' farm- _

0 V I ‘ ers are busily engaged' in gathering’ ._

Q a bountiful harvest. Mr. J. C. Camp- Lend

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for advertising in this column.

MR. R. R. HOWLETT` is Gusr-“ agent for Annandale and vicinity.

*AT HOME.-Mrs. Sidney A. Mac-

will be at home to her friends

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And _ “Qualit ”

bell allways at the fronit, has garpish-

ninety seven bushels. Beat that, who can.-The fishermen have taken ad- vantage' of the good weather- to dry their tlsh. A large- number of teams may be seen every ilne__day, hauling fish to Sourls, for which they are get- ting the highest prices' ever paid along tlie»1;- sl1ores.~_-The enterpris- ing store keeper, Mr. Alex Robert- son is doing a larger business this summer than evefr.-His num- erous customers' are' loud in t r

on Wednesday aftemoon, Sept. 20th_‘

ed' his crops and' thrashed a hundred' _at the~home of her father, Mr. J. G. stooks of mixed grsiniwhicli yielded Stems, "Heberdale"

2091-9-16M6l.

.JBEGINNING Saturday, Selli-

23rd, Miss Compton, Georgetown, will have 'on display her. fall and winter milllnery. All' are cordially invited to call and Inspect same-_

2180-9-22M1lptl‘.

..*LAKEV|LL-E ITEMS-The con-

cert and social held In North Lake

s Their ame!

NO man or woman denies the absolute quality/_of ‘

British woven wools, the result of centuries _j _

of experience that make Britons the world’s weav " ers. Nowhere else is there made such high-gradefdl

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hei Ha praise of the good roads in this sec- plces - - tion due-to the careful supervision ute was ,very largely attended. Mr. of our genial road master, Mr. A. W. S. Bruce.-Red' Polnt_School is flourish- Among those' who assisted in the ing under the- careful management musical part of the enterainment, of our painstaking teacher, Miss we-re Misses Lily and Ethel McDon- Katherlne Morris, who has- already aid,

eight per cent of the scholars' in' -thelRobertson of Kingshoro. Dr. A. A. diiitrlct.-Reed Point cheese itactory Mc is taking on new life. The manager Morrow of North Lake-_ The prog- is doing everything possible to please ram the patrons and make the -factory a Miss Pearl Ching, Miss Lily Rose and success. New ntrons are co n rs

D ming o M .

every week. Cheese is. selling at top Eunice Baker and Arlthur- Robert- price. ,son

‘Everett Fraser, formerly of North

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inventor 01 The - E112?.$‘.?lZ.°....¥2§’_i"§_€‘3.“._fl..S...§l.

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l31‘lmin de-clineil to finance the pro- ha jc in

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W Y c e in ape capable- of being capsized, but enable ite it cn on ll

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a will probably be more effective than li

ll, on Aug. 22nd., under the aus-

' of Lakeview Women’s Instlt

T. Anderson noted as chairman.

Mr. Kennedy and' Mr. Walter

Donald of Souris and Mr. Hudson

also consisted of recltatlons by

W. Walker and readings by

. The- pies were auctioned by Mr.

by the ladies. Receipts amount~

:llldto $55.00. which has been 1i'evc-t-

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tq Patriotic Work.-I-liirv.es`t,

(canadian p|_e“.De,pat°h_) 'which was more than an average-

lllf0lm6il by 11 rellalilc authority- :S

ar _0ilice early in the war. Great Am

ct, unless the machines were manu- Mi ctured in England e

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These armored ships on land are M ounteil on four caterpillar tractors, R0 hlcli not onl make the mu hin -

_ for the last ten years, and .thélme roblem was solved finally by equip- ian

emendoua horseyiowertliat they are is

tion ol’ the rxaicrpillar tractor. Ac- ,ow ording to this authority the invention ,étumed after ,I “Bn ,lo his I 1

‘ daughter

as brought to the attention of the Mrs_ Currie at New .“;m9hh.e____l

LONDONV September 19___Wh"e erixilp in this community, is almost

friends are claiming for Winston °° Churchill, former First Lord oi the g" Admiralty. nnrl Colonel Swinton, the Mr' 1..~<.~.li1. for the discovery of the “tanks” hi” which played such an Important -part Eg;

in the recent advance on the Somme

front, the Original Inventor remains iiavery Vefllclent condition with Miss undiaclogem but The Associated Press- earl C ing as teiicl1er.~Her friends is - .

plated.--Plowlng has already be-

n‘, as one sees a large field which

Robert D. McLaren, North Lake aiready' cove/red with‘ fertilizer

wed' and harrowed and ready for

t seas'on”s crop.-The school is in

glad to have Miss "'Glady.~v

that the new war machine is im udap- ,mesa In their midst again’ ‘ameri I _

nding the- summer in Charlotte-‘ n. Mr. Charles Ross has.

_ong those visiting their native

untn from the United States' are' ss Mary A. Molnnis, Mrs. Ken-‘

y formerly Mine (Lizzie Mclnnla)

d 1 iss. Eunice Baker and Mr. Fred" se.-Mr. and Mrs. Dowling after

nding three weeks at their favor-I sport of trout-fishing have re~

to cross 1lltcl1e.=1_ -The idea of using al gum-ed to their home in New yo|.k__| ierpillar tractor has been worked-The cheese factory is. this your in

skilful hands of Mr. Emerlc Hol-

d', Elmira. It is regrettable that

-ning the mefrlline with engines of such this industry no long a profitable one,' r _

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now at the- low ebb.-The Egg

9 I0 Dull the heaviest harvesting Circle under the able and experien-

achlnes and gang plows over ex- ced management of Morrow and

in - . -

tremely rough ground. ' D

gl e p m the use ol' me- s name, declaring that for business s

lory of those' claiming the credlt.l-le Ea ya lie has plans for 11 tractor which,-

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returning October 16th. h

All tickets must be validated at ontreal before commencing the re- Wm rn journey. ‘ / fha 59-9-ziivici. U38

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ay, (pressed) ton

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Next week being Exhibition Weelcl

rio on Monday at 7 a. m. and frorni

to ._ 1- Charlottetown Saturday at 8 ii. m.

West River trips will be on Wed-

Good going September 28",’ 29",” 30”.” V ne-sduy instead' of Saturday. Sailing

~ 1 ours some s us

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Thc Orwell and East River Service-

g is supported by all progressive

mbei,‘sl1ip,' and qiyinitlty of eggs

The man \vho brought the plans to farmers. Wi-th a large increase iii' n :ind ileclin _-1 to er it

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hi pped over any previous' year, it reasons lie does not desire to dim the_ has becc-me the leading industry oi' Vg et Point. ’

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uiviiviensinc MARKETS. (Tuesday)-

fsklus 19 to 20

211 to 27

$12 to $13 $10 to $11 _ 50 to 60

47 45

t1t0es_ bus. 40

$8.00

25 to 4s

$1.20 to $1.50

15

ol, lb. eat,_ bus. es, lb.

. S. Harland

Victoria trips. will be made on

at such times. Sailing from Vic-_

1 adaptable Suit and Overcoat materials as come to us

not be rliiiturbeil and will be on usual days and nt usual hours.” I -9-22-M21.

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CANADIAN GOVERNMENT RAILWAYS

direct from the looms of England.

The quality of these materials is, to cloths of this continent, as different as wine is - to water. There is no comparison. Come in today and ¢0l\\flI1C€ >'0“l'S¢|f '

that this unvarying, incomparable quality of British wools goes into every '

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| “ PERSONAL visit to th`e great English mills that supply us our cIoth.°,' ' - ‘-

A was a revelation to me. There I found a gigantic, supermodern _ _ ,-1,

building, perfectly equip ed with row after row of clean, shining ' _

machinery. Thousands upon thoiiéinds of yards of the worId’s best woollens- revolved upon a multitude of huge looms in the process of making. Nev'e'r`

before had I realized, s 1 clearly aud strong

ly, the immensity and character of the work of the English and Scotch Woollen - "` ‘

Company.” President,

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. . Iantlc Standard Time. _ 7-35 DHD. Cliorlotteiown Arr. 11.40 8.30 limiter River 10.36 9.02 Emerald Jct. 9.59 9.27 Kensington 9.27

il}.)5& Arr. Summerside Dep. 0.00

TIME TABLE IN EFFECT OCTOBER 2nd. 1916. Trains Outward, Re-ad Down. V Trains inward, Read U-p.

A M A M At A M P M P M A M

10.15 9.20 8.48 8.23 8.00

10.2() 9.03

0.15 8.00 5.30 - 4.50

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Summerside Arr. 8.45

1.57 Port. Hill 7.48 3.32 0'Le-ary 7.03 4.40 Alberton 6.10. 5.40 Arr. Tignlsh Dep. 5.45

5.05 3.31 2.07 12.55 12.00

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Opposite Post Oilice

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& Thur. & £1. Sat. F`1'lda_v. Sat.

8.55 8.55 _6_30 Dep. Emerald Jef. Arr.

Tues. &

Sat. 8.35 8.00'

7.50 7.00

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6.50 Don. Charlottetown Arr. 0.45 8.40 Mt. Stewart 8.35 9.17 Morell 8.07 9.47 St. Peters 7.44

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' ' Butter (creamery) in prints -.86

- Butter (tub) lb ._ __ ._ ._

Eggs, don. ..._ Beef Ib. (retail)

Chickens, lb.

~-~ - Hay (pressed) ton _.S

Butter (fresh) lb _....28 to .30

Fovvle lb. ‘ .13 to .14

.25 to 26

29 to .fill .15 to .20

ll W 10 12 to $14

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Eastern King s Exhihitioii - SOURIS, OCT. 3111. 1916 I

In Prizes $BO0.0Q| 1

Given for the following Classes Viz. L_ive Stock. Roots and_ Veget-._ ables. Dairy Products, Fruit and Floriculture, House Keeping and-

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5.25 10.30 Montague

A.M. . ‘ _ 8.50 Den. Mt. Stewart Arr- 3-35

1000 Card an

3.50 2.39 2.10

straw (pressed) ton I6-W Pork lb; _ -U3 Tnraipl. bas. lil t0

Fone worl1.schnoii~;xhibi1s,&¢. _ _ _ _

llyev. E. Walker. Rollo Bay, offers following Special Prizes. V - Ayrshire Bull, Registered, Calved in 1915. lst. $400, 2nd. 3.00.’ _

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ooo ° _V__1Vi_1o'Arr. Georgetown Deir. 6-40

1.30

Sat. Only

Dail`y_`

ex. Sat. ` ' ex. Sat.

si only ~

Daily

Potatoes per bus. .......40 to _50V Oats (black) bus. _ ._ .. 50 Oats (white) bus. Becta, bus. . ..._50 i0 -60

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11.111. 3.111 ' 4.21. _ ass

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11.10 Den. (ihnrlottetnwn Arr. 10.10

4-55 ~ Vernon River 8.27

7.05 AIT. rw?{||t'l1y Hgpbor DDD. 0.80

l A11 mins, union om ro marine, nm amy, sunday

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0.45 8.31.- 7.00

Carrots, bus. .. Wool Ib.

l Paraaih. lb.

Blueberries qt. Raabarfloa. qt.

excepted. Ducks; pair

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