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at _Anus

191:

MATTER SELECTED FROM THIS WEEKS NEWS FOR THE

siruiimw _ _

at

ion.

HORSES.

_ Roadster.

Filly or Gelding, 3 yrs old-2, John

F. Gropy, Kensington. . _

Clydesdales. Stallion, Zyrs old-3,Lse C. Clark

a

Vlctori .

CATTLE. Holstiens.

Bull, 2 yrs old-3, Lee & Clark. Bull, Clark.

Bull, junior calf-3, Lee & Clark. Cow.

Clark.

Cow, 3 yrs old-1, Lee & Clark.

Heifer senior yearling-3,Lee & Clark

Clark .

Helier senior yearling-3, Lee & Heifer, senior calf-2, Lee & Clark Bull and 3 of his get-1, Lee &

Clark.

Female and 3 of her offspring-l

Lee & Clark .

Breeders aged herd-3, Lee S.

(llark.

Breeders young herd-3, Lee

Clark.

- Guernseys.

Bull, 3 yrs old-1, Roper Bros. Bull, 2 yrs old-:, Roper Bros. Bull,

Bros.

Bull,

Bros.

Bull, senior calf-2, Roper Bros. Bull, junior calf-3 Roper Bros. (fow, 4 yrs old-

llros.

Cow, 3 yrs old-2, Roper Bros. Heifer,

Bros.

,_...

Heifer senior ycarliiig-1 & 3, Rop-

er `Bros.

Heller junior ycnrliiig-1 & 2, Hop.

er Bros. ?

Heifer, srnior calf--2, lioper Bros.

Heuer' -lunimi Calfwl & 2' Roper champion at St. John in 1910, took

llros.

Clinmpion female diploma-Roper

llros.

Breeders young herd--1 Se 3, Roper

Bros.

SHEEP. Leicesters.

Rain, 2 yrs and ovcr...1, A. L.

lio_swel|, Pownal.

Ram, Powiiul.

Rani lamb,-1, A. L. Boswell, 2, S.

L. Boswell.

Ewa, 2 yrs old-1 & 3, A. L. Bos-

well, 2, S. L. Boswell.

l‘1r.\'c, slicnrliiig-1, A. L. Boswell, lilwc lnnib-l Ak 2, A. L. Boswell;

Il. S. L. Roswell. -

Pen. fl rnni luiub, Si ewc lniiibs)-l,

A. L. Boswell.

l'en (1 raiii, 2 ewes and 2 ewe

lambs;-1, A. L. Boswell; 2, S, L. Boswell.

Liiicolns.

liuni. 2 shcnrs and over-1, Albert

lloswrll, jr., Frencli Fort.

llam shearling-l, A, Boswell, jr.

Rani Lamb-1, A. Boswell, -r., ldwe, 2 shears and over-l, A. Bos-

well, jr., _ ‘

Eire sheiirling-1,"`A'.` Boswell, -ir., lijwe lamb-1, & 3, A. Boswell, jr;

2, Almon Boswell, Dunstailnage.

Pen (ram, 2 ewes, 2 e\ve lambs)-

1, A, Boswell, jr., '

l’en lambs-1, A. Boswell, jr.

Shropshires. First in every section-Geo. L. Bos-

well, Dunstaffnage.

Dorset.

Rain shearling-Z, Geo. L, Boswell, llniii lamb-3, George Boswell. Eire, 2 shears and over-2, Geo L.

lioswell.

Ewe sliearling-1 & 3, Geo. L. Bos-

well.

Ewa lamb-l, Geo. L. Boswell, Pen (ram, 2 ewes, 2 lambs) 2,

(len. L. Boswell.

Pen lambs--2, Geo L. Boswell.

Any Other Pure lireed.

Ram, 2 shears and over-1. Albert

Boswell, jr.

Ruin Shearling-Almon Boswall.

Ram Lamb-1, Albert Boswall. Jr Ewe, 2 shears and over-1, Albert

Boswell Jr., 2, Almon Boswall,

Ewe Shearling-1, wlhert Bocnvall,

Jr., 2, Almon Boswall.

Ewe Lamb-1 and 3. Albert Bos-

well' Jr.; 2, Almor. Bo:<'.'~'nll.

Pen. Ram, 2 Ewes, 2, Eire Lambs

-1, Albert Boswall, Jr., 2, Almon Boswall.

Pen Lambs-1, Albert Iloawnll.

FAT SHEEP, Long Wool. Wcther Shearling-1, A. L. Boswull;

2. H. W. (lorninlr.

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senior yearling-2, Lee &

4yrs old-2 & 4, Lee S.

junior yearling-1, Roper Duchcmin _,

Urpingtons, Buff-Haszard 6: Duche- “m“5°m°“l3 “nd enjoyment on 9'

& 2' RUP" lished later _ _

Referring to the exhibits an ex- lects °f the gmherlng'

2 yrs old-1 S; 3, Roper

sheariing-1, S. L. Boswell,

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The Best Treatmenh

for itching Scalpsl

‘ and Falling Hair

To allay itching and irritation of the scalp,

prevent dry, thin and failing hair, remove ciu.~.is. scales and dnndruil, and promote the

growxlllitnnd beaulylof tha l_;nir, the following spec ri rcslment monte eclive, agreeable and economical. On rellrlns. comb the hnlr out straight all nround,\lu-n beizlu at the eldo and make n parting, genl ly riihbin Gull: urn. olnlmnnr. into the parting wish admit ofscll. flannclhcld over theund o the finger. Anolnl. nddnlaniil _parilngn about li-.ilf an inch spurt nnlil llie w iole ncalplinei l».-lui treated, the pur- pose being ln l1eHheC\iflcuro ointment on the scalp :kin rut mr than on the hair. ll. Dwell to place n light cove-ring over the hair lo pro ect the p llmv frcni possible stain. The ri' r:"r.‘.".r.-. “"“r.:1:'.°....."“" .i::iLf“.'.“ “ir an u . ay e used as ofl»~u as agrm-nlils, but ours or iwlrs a monlli is generally sulllclen! for this sporlul irviirrno-nt for worm-n'u hair. Noi-

wlthu\iiiiillii|¥1‘iiiicurn map and ointment are :chit e\'ei;yw n»re._llioau winning to try tl_i_is rel men may 1 0 no W 0\l expelnls y iwndlnf to "(i||¢Irurs," Dept. 4l|, Boston, il, H. .\., or |. frel-ssniplr of viitll.-urn snap and ouiunrm, with :4‘.z~p. book on akin and nm,

V¢l¢¢U

A wise person

knows when lo use Abbey'ssalt. _ Don'l you think il

_ ;i;ie todzeéca bottle?

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a gton a ge yese ay a. ternoon under very unfavorable con- ditions-a very lfsavy "head wind prevailed which madsihigh scoring a very difficult problem. E. R; Brow put on a possible at 500 yds. The individual scores .were as lol-

lows : ' _

l 200 500 600 'l‘tl.

. F. Hutcheson . _ . 32 31 28 91

R.Brow...‘...,°80 35 26 K. Rogers . . . . . 29 31 28

also

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Wether Lambs-1, H. W. Corning. Ewes-1 and 2, S. L.'Boswall;

- POULTRY

pullet

Duchemin, City lr, 3p

Duchemin, 1 1h

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clmnge says -

Faforit Lad led the two year old bull uliivs and was closely followed in ,second and third places by Irving’s Togo of the Seaside, and Lea & Ulark's Ida Rool-Zer II. Vale.

Len & Clark’s Bob Dorindo, grand

serruid place in the senior yearling hull class to lrving's Sea View Rooker, Len. & Clark had the third prisie junior hull calf class with Sir Jacob Lad. The remaining prizes in the bali cali classes went to Loguii Bros.

There were ten entries in the aged

cow section of the Holstien class. Piet \'I,, Logan’s champion at St. John in l910 went down to third place, while Harding’s imported cow li'/.zsi~d, an extremely classy one, ouiitcrl to the heah of the list and

captured the championship diploma. Leu & ('larkc's Jncoba Johanna and Jacobn liinily ll. cnnic in for second and fourth monies. Jacoba Johanna was first with two of her offspring.

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The three-year-old cow clnss had ight entries. Lea & C1ark's While- mina Van Voriim, Hi-irding‘s Miss Mercenu Faforit and Logan's Jacoba Emily V. and Annie Ilooker capurcd the red. blue, white and green rib- hons respectively. '

There ‘were seven good tw0-year-

old lielfers. Logan’s Ida Rooker III, lcd the wav, with Harding's Pauline Posch Lady ,sandwiched in in third place. between Sea View Lulu and Seaside Marion, two of Irving's good ones.

Lea & Clark had the fourth prize

senior yearliug heifer the third prize junior yearling and senior calves and the second prize junior calf.

Lea tr Clair-k's Ida Hooker II’s Vale

was the best bull with three of his get.

The first anal second and the third

prize honors for male and two of her offspring went respectively to Lea & Clark, Harding Bros.. and J. D. Irv- ing on Jacobs Johanna, Faforit VII. Beauty, and Minnie Burke.

Logan Bros, won the first prize on

aged herd and the first and fourth prizes on young herds. Harding Bros had the second prize winners in both aged and young herds, while Lea & Clarke captured the third award in each case, The fourth prize for aged herd went to J. D. Irving.

GITEIINSEYS.-lioper Bros., and

H. W. (lorning were the two largest exhibitors, of Guernsey:-i.

Roper Bros,' Golden Opinion had

no competition in the aged bull class.

McKenzie’s Island Prince out of

Dolly of Willow, Roper Bros.” champ- ion cow. came in for third money in this class while another Roper bull was sandwiched in second place.

lloper Bros, had thc only senior

_vezirling bull, the first prize junior yenrling bull, the second prize senior hull culd and the third prize junior lhull calf lioper Bros, had the first :ind scco|i<i prize aged cows, Dolly of thc Willows and llolly of the Vlllet, the former' being thc chnnipion fe- niulc.

ll. liopvr cow was sandwiclied in in

second place in the tliree-year-old cow class between Corning’s Butter- cup nnq Dairy Queen. '

In the two-year-old senior ycarling

classes the centre of the sandwiched was occupied by Corning heifers. While a Roper helfcr took the centre in the senior calf class, Roper Bros, captured first and second positions in both the junior yearling and jun-

, Y . . oc ed horns and strove for the supremrl

ior call classes.

Roper Bros won second and third

monies on aged herd and first and third monies on young herd.

SHEEP-The competition ia the

tlieep classes was not so strong ns in other years; nor were the flocks as high as seen on previous occasions.

LEICESTERS were shown- by A. L. noswaii and s. L. Boswell. 0' Pflnce llldward Island, and Retson Bros., of Truro.

l.INiIOLNS.--All the prices with

the exception of second and third prizes on aged ewes, which went to Chas. Symes, Minudie were won by Boswalls of l’. E. Island.

SHROI’SHIR'ES-There was no

competition ln the Shropshire class. Geo. L. Boswall, P. E. Island, being the only exhibitor, walked oil with all the prizes and had some prepared with good specimens to stand some sound opposition.

DORSETS were out in strong num-

bers. E. F. Servant, Hartland Poul-

tr Yards and Geo L Boswalll kr'

ote- oc , en r, coc erel, p,

Plymouth Rock Bull-Haszard &

Pencilled Hawbury-Haszard &

linntan-is, Rs C Black-Haszard & about 225 students of the Y. M. G.A.

<.olden Seahrights-Haszard & cial f0l‘ the Htlldenhl-

silver beabtights-Haszard & Duch. seldom has such an enjoyable evening

Japanese Ban¢amg_Hagzard & That building has oft resounded with

senior yeai-iing-1, Roper Dmhemm' lb

Rhode Island gm-1_Ha3za,-d & evening inerriment and hilsrity went

ge ei Y P `

More of the prize list will be pub- ties £0' Young l“’°@1° t° be°°m°

Holstiens-Hardingfls Sir Mercena CA' presided' The Program was

essrseésess

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91 88

1 . Newsom . . . . . 30 32 25 B7

Patterson . . . 24 32 29 85 Moore . . . . . . 30 30 25 85 Longworth . . . 30 30 23 83 ne.........26312481 . Worth . . . .. . 23 27 20 70

Allan . . . .. . 30 22 22 74 McKay . . . . 31 23 20 74

. Worth . . . .. _ 23 27 20 70

Love.......25261768

. Rogers . . .22 16 2 40

Last evening in the Y. M. C. A.

assembled on the occasion of a so-

The aflair was an entire success-

been spent in _the old Y. M. C. A.

ringing peals of laughter but last

hand in hand and, besides creating

lar seal afforded man o portuni-

acquainted-one of the pleasing oh-

C. J. Riely, Secretary of the Y.M.

one of keen interest and abounded in music, mirth and humorous contests of which space forbids more than the mere mention. It follows:

Obtaining Partners (by conundrum

card).»

Solo-Percy Barlow (encored)

Advertisement Guessing Contest. Reading-Miss McLean (encored)

Solo-W. J. Stanway.

Blind Race.

Refreshments.

Remarks-Prof. J. T. Clarkin. The social committee deserve to be

congratulated on the success attend- ing the initial social gathering of the college term of 1911-12.

RECIPRUCITY AND .`

TRA NSPOl`lTA'l‘I()N.

Mr. Editor: In the winter scasoniwhen we are

But now, when therefis an election at hand, no sound is heard from our

question.

I.thlnk, Liberals and Conservatives

alike, should pledge their candidates to give better transportation to this Province.

We hear very much about “the

three short hauls." I never fully un- derstood its meaning until last wint- er. Undertlie system of the _three

and indirectly. Directly, by excessive freight rates charged on our farm produce leaving this Province. In- directly, the same, the merchant

tended the short course at Truro last January, I soldsome potatoes to a man there. But, when I returned to Charlottetown and learned that I had to pay 26 cents freight for every hundred pounds of potatoes (in lots less than a carload) the short dis- tance from Albany to Truro, I fully realized the meaning of the three

bags returned to me worth $1.63, freight 75 cents, seems hard to think. When I was at Truro last winter, potatoes worth about 75 cts. a bushel and P. E. Island could send no potatoes, as near as we are to that market. »And what is worse, when spring comes, potatoes are

vlnce and gluts the market, and the

down.

bors, think their transportation fa- cilities are very good. And yet, from the price they get, they are under the influence of the three short hauls.

I often think, when working in my

Cape Toi-meiitine, as the crow files, on line days when under certain at- mospheric conditions the New Bruns- wick shore looks only about two miles away; f:0_ sec the fields and I houses and the wharf at Cape Tor-

CURES CATARRH

the air passages of the nose, throat, bronchial tubns, and lungs. Rich, Pure Essences are Breaihed Right to the Spots That Are Sick Cure Follows.

good in those chronic cases where

.-il, only a few breaths through the inhaler are needed to clear the pas- sages, nnd where there is coughing and sore bronchial tubes, the sooth- ing, healing properties of Cntarrho- zone act almost as magic. Once you stop taking medicine iii- to the stomach and get the healing oils and pure halsams of Gatarrho-

quick and lasting cure lor nose colds,

acy. over sixty per cent of the first prizes went to the Servant llockl 'lhrl remainder of the winnings will be ioiinil in the lint of winnings on an.| other page.

SUl°‘l"Ul.Kf~l-’l’lie Boswalll sliowed

ri nice llocli of Bollolka and carried off the prlu without competition.

speaker's sore throat.

Calarrliozone

Beware of imltations. Three sim.

25c., 502., and Qi, the ‘latter being

H. Brown Challenge Cup was held t Kensin '3 n t rd f-

‘ S . _ ll ~ - TUESDAY. ~ - .

The "lin shawl' 'dfhllcwiig to f ` ‘

be ascii winners from one rw- .'..'.'.'...'==_ 5 ___'I‘l=° fir" '““*°" °' th" '°“'°“ “V ||||||| f O 1' "nw ith’ “cent Haut” Exhibw ve members of the Charlottetown _ _ \.~- __ Livilian Rifle Association for the H. _ _ ',

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Happiness

comes from _ good' digestion and enough outdoor exercise to keep the liver active and the pores of the skin open for the elimination of' the toxins that have accumulated in the body. Keep the stomach _sweet and clean and the bowels healthy and active by eating ` ` '

SHREDD D WHE

made of the vvhole Wheat steam-cooked, shred_ded and bake in the cleanest, finest food factory in the World. _

Here is a Summer suggestion that is full of Health and Happiness vvith_ freedo from kitchen worry and work: Place tvvo Shredded Wheat Biscuits in a d_ P plate; cover them with berries or any other fresh fruit; pour over thorn 111 lk, adding a little cream arid sugar to 'suit the taste. Delicious, nourishing a d wholesome for the Summer days when the stomach is tired of heavy m8&tS nd soggy pastries. . '

TRISCUIT is the Shredded Wheat wafer--a crisp and tasty “sriack”-the maxi- mum of nutriment in smallest bulk. Take it with you to the Summer camp, bungalow _or cottage--it is eaten with butter, soft cheese, caviar or marmalades.

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tarrhosono Co., Kingston, Ont.

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insulated from the other Provincesby mcntlne looklflg 90 l\98l‘*Wll°ll Will ice, our Institutes pass resolution the men arise to divert our transpor- ubout our transportation difficulties. tation over that little span and give

ue daily communication there the

on rss: ;:.:r;? ...'t,"“..“..‘;.“;i;.=.‘:“;.‘.:;i.‘;

placed on the markets, where sold in proper condition without any loss to the shippers. About Reciprocity, there is a divided opinion, but about the Tunnel, shame on the man that does decry it! I shall not say very much about Reciprocity, hut condi- tions have been changed since the

short nauls, nie farmers of ous Pro- L°"d E151" Treaty °f 1354- I "Hd"-

vince he ned white bon. .iireciiy gfgk §“§g,‘§S,__§ __§e;f;1___;e__tc§‘f_°§_1_‘_'_;_=_v§_f_1_§

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treaty. Mr. Dean, the great Ameri- I f H

can oats buyer, gave us two shillings 0

peragushel: highest price for our oats

. . . or cen s for the measured bushel. Fl F !

@3356 £15 offr 01315 ggglligh ‘avg-_gldeii are Potatoes averaged from 16~ pence to a 1 1 Y a ui _ r e e

' 3 shillings, Just as they rise and fall.

Then, his egg man, Mr. Toole, gave

;‘§..?..°i'2.?.°..£°’N‘3.°’.i';.‘;“. ?.°§.i‘f;;§‘3§ Let your next hosiery purchase be Pen- h l r ‘ '

2552 {.§’§fd‘i,'?¥§_ MM’ “ "““‘°° °‘ Angle. Examine these perfected stockings JJ,

a§.f1”°lw1;'°“§i'..w”iZr§ b"§§§“i§fe“ iffff Or socks closely when the clerk shows t__liPrIf

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__,____t mls one ,ot ___ 1, bags §;...‘.’,'..§§}Z1°,;_”“§,.§§°“,§,"“§§"‘,1‘.§}}3,°’,,,§’§ to you. Notice the utter absence/ of the

ilmifl "Z.'w?.“’v‘l§§Zi.“"{’0“l‘i‘2“°§,E’§f;}‘, clumsy, tro1ihleso'mc“seerris'"you nave been

k t.

milihee Treaty ,was abrogated before

f.’.‘.’i'§"“.i`5i.*‘“.‘»’.“.;.......§““.Z‘.?.i‘ ..{’;’“i§‘.‘.’3€2 The Shape has been /f/11'! iHI0 l1h€H1---

liiii "€§2“‘¥§2§'.. S$.i.";“°.?.l;..€';‘;';‘.;‘a‘? not the fabric dragged into shape as in

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pn... in me me.. on of en, gee. g___§t-_1§:_=~_f;r°;<}__o;§;*;°-C,,§‘_§*5;“ ,fgg wear them, see how snug and neat their fit

T __ . K. . no factories. sandy Gibson started ____ _ ' Couh_::__Z;=ciil;___<_>f _‘_?f;1_f_°°11_;§___;1_;\t<},__, 135: the first cotton factory in ocnawa, how Shape retaining their method of

__<3_.c»._:._.i...F§1__.»_;r gssgssfgageg §‘_f_f,‘;_B- manufatcture---how long-wearing our exclu-

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§“§““‘“°*“’°“ Wir. Md ""~°hi“°fv will be---once you cease casual buying and

hack fields, that overlook Carleton U?edw‘:,__¥§°ug ;_'_‘_eth$_ xggrgfts °; '» - t:_ _ - . . s r a ngo loin and less than ten miles fiom th,” Treaty was 8 blessing in dis.

guise. During the Treaty from 1854 Lo 1866 Iam tolrl by one who knows that the city of Boston alone had yearly $51,000,000 in its favor, and

iy abrogating the Treaty the Ameri- _ `

can: "cut off thela bend of the goose ”. ei ©

a- laid the go den ." (T U _ H

Thanking you, Mre.ggEditor, for KA’ lj Q 5 \,` your valuable space. _

Stomach dosing was found in;lIect- Alb S t J?S;l!7l`H NUONAN. '

ive, and the principle of inh 1 t'o 'ml' el? ~ 3 ll 1911- -

was dually perfected. Even tliea Ro? , “ ’ -E Il.l.u'F&Shl0I`l€d O _ °

mans and Ancient Greeks used it, Special to The G“9l`dl“U~ S U V

but not in the scientific manner that / ea-in-less ` `

VERDUN, France, Sept. 17-Edou-

the physician prescribes today. The ard' B°l'0“B“f. flied Saturday as the most wonder-[ul results have been se. result of injuries received in a fall cured with a new treatment known from his m“°hl“° Wl\l°l1 WHS Csililzcd as “Catarrhozon ”' which sends bl' B HUB* Ol Wind as he was rising

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Commercial Traveller.

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