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NORAH WATSON

86 Drayton Ave., Toronto.

Nov. 10th, 1915.

A beautiful complexion is i1 liundsoms

wonian’s cliiefglory and tliecnvy of her

rom- less fortunate rivals. Yet it soft, clear

slain -glowing with health-is only ilu rialural result of pure Blood.

“I was troubled for s considerable me with a very unpleasant, d1`_v/iguririg

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hich I used applications and remedies

without relief. After using “l"ruit-u-

vos” for one week, the rash is com- Ietely gone. I am doeplytliankful for

NORAH WATSON.

50c. a box, 6 for $2.50, trial size, 25d.

At dealers or sent postpaid on receipt oi

rice by Friiit-u-tives Limited, Ottawa.

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Step that Squiniing

Relieve your overworked nerves from ll\e wasteful utrnin of those if

ill-fitting glasses nncl let us ine|’B you content:-rl and coni"o~"~l.\le Z,

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Jeweler & Optician

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ALLOWED T0 RUN, from the public main road, to and from the race track. at the Montague races on the ( ihtli. 1992-8-Mill.

TH es out pleasant. 1993-8-2M3i.

E8, Wednesday August 15th. You,

the

they have mye horses entered this _vear than eve before, so be on the job no

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yas iormerly visited once a year by he count of his. empire and its -affairs during the previous twelve months. Thi-s was set forth in writing, and the the signed to the Emperor of Heaven. The temple is one oi' the most beautii ful que Peking. The walls enclosing the temple, the royal apartments, the altar. and the grounds -are three miles in circumference, and the white marble structure have blue and green porcelain tiles.

B lrwheat $100 to $125

Butter (creamery) __.._35 to .36

Calfskins . ...22 Eggs.. ._ ._ 32 to .3i’

1| Straw (pressed) . . . . . . _ . .$10

Montague Horse Races I

_ Wednesday August, l5tli.` 1915

$750.00 IN PURSES $750.00

2. 1 8, Trot, Purse, $250.00 - 2,30, Trot, Purse, $250.00 2.25. Trot, Purse, $250.00

All the above are stake races. and thirty-two horses have been

nominated in same, last payment dtie on August 4th, when horses must be named. Don’t forget to send your last payment, D0 IT NOW. _

Purses divided 50,25, 15, and 10 per cent of purs Races to

finish at the end of iitth heat, when money will be divided accord- ing to summary. All mile heats in harness. Any horse distanc- ing ihe field or any part thereof entitled to one money only. Two or more horses trained or owned in the same stable, may start in the same class, when full entrance is paid on both. National Trotting Association rules to govern, except where they conflict with the above conditions. _

Special trains will run~ from Summerside and Charlottetown,

fares and particulars of which willappear later. Montague Horse Races have always been noted for their good meal tables, arid they will not be behind their high standard this year. There will also be well stocked Ice Cream and refreshment saloons, and the usual amusements. _ .

Positively no automobiles will be allowed to run from

the public main road,to and from_ the rac_e track grounds. and owners of cars will bear this in mind, an govern the mselves accordingly. _ _ _

The S. S. Enterprise will make an excursion trip from Pictou,

N. S., on this date, brin ing over _horses and people from Pictou, New Glasgow, etc. Teams will meet the trains and boat and

convety the public to the race track grounds, where you can get a flood inner at a reasonable rate; _ _ _

Monta e has one of the best _tracks in the Maritime Pro-

vinres, antfirlou will see one of the biggest races ever held on any irtirk in the Province, on August 15th. Come along and bring your friends with you. _

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..*NO AUTOMOBILES WILL BE

.."THE ,LAST PAYMENT FOR bo

Saturday, August 4th Don’t drop now, be a sport, pay up, and look be

.~ooN'~r Fonoer ~ri-is one f,"

island like it for a horse' race, and do

15th. 1992-8~2M6l_

A FAMOUS TEMPLE.

The Temple of Heaven", at Peking,

Chinese Superior to give an ac-

manuscriptg were then placed in furnace and in that way con-

and intersting sights of pictures

SUMMERBIDE MARKETS. f

HC . ' . Butter (dairy) to .33

Hay (loose) . . . ..$15 Hides . . . ...19 Oats .. ...75 to .77 Potatoes ._ .. .. ._ 80 to $1.0u

‘_’oi~k .. . ...16 to .191/.» Wool (washed) . . _ . __.75 Wool (unwashed) . .5E. Lamb Pelts ._ .. 75 to $1.25

CHARLOTTETOWN MARKETS

Dairy butter ._ .30 Butter (prints) .35 Eggs . . . . . .. . h. ...32 Fowl, lb. _ ...15-15 Chickens. lb. . .. .. . _ . .. .16~20 Beef, lb. (retail) . .20-.28 Potatoes, bush. .._1.0|" Hay, ton . . _ ._ . . . . . _ 18.00-20.0(‘ Straw, ton _ . ._ ._ 10.00-12.00 Oats (black) bush. .SF Oats (white) )hus-IJ. _ _ _ . . ... .. .85 Strawberries, qt . . . .._ . ..1‘2 Ducks, each . . . . ._.65-70 ciiicitens <i>sii‘) ._1.0o-1.25

EGGS UP 6:: lN MONTREAL.

ln Montreal eggs are up as 'well as

at Toronto and local points. in Mont- real the advance is tic a top oi' 48:: being recorded. -ln that city receipts iiro reported light, with consumption heavy. Strictly new laids are 4tlc to 4iic; selected stock, Mc; N0. 1 can- dle/_l. 40c; No. 2 candled 36c to 380.

HOGS EASIER IN MONTREAL.

l-logs are down a quarter in Mon

ire-al this weeli the price off cars being $16.25 as compared with $16.50 a. week ago.

' WOOL MARKET.

in Toronto John Hallam riuotcs-

wushed wool at 780 to 741' pei' lb., und unwashed at iiiic to 6Oc per lb.

HIDES IN TORONTO.

ln Toronto, John Hallam quotes

cured hides 24c to 22c, green lildes, 221'. to 201:, cured calfskins Iliic to 30a. horse hides, $8.50 to $7.00, lamb and pelts, $1.25 to 75c tallow, 20c to 170.

CHEESE STATIONARY IN MON- TREAL.

ln Montreal cheese is steady with

21 3--ic still the best price piiid_ At the corresponding sale a year ago 15 3-Sc was thehighest price i’etched.

his year’s price is as near the Com-

mission's iixed quotation of 21 3-4c. as handling charges permit. This over last year's prices follows last seasons shortage in receipts ot' about 16.000 -boxes to date.

HAY MARKET.

ln Toronto bailed hay on track is $9

tg $12 and straw $8 to $8.50.

lii Montreal No. 2 baled is $11 to

$11.50, with practically no business passing.

A E LYON, Studio

Good Photography Moderate Prices

Personal attention to Am iteur Photographs

|07 Queen St.

Phone 68-J

Should be Examined Yearly ”

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in the public schools of Ba|tlm°ro ~ _ f Iill ,,'__~‘;. '. V

ths eyes of 53087 pupilll were otllelei- ' . 9 ,I .~ t.-1, p- __ ly examined. The results showed 53 ‘ 0 \ iq; .alll-'yi " *"7* p.o. of the children did. not enjoy n°r- , - - . _ _..`_,_ ,§,_;,,_.p ,M-f',»}'V_‘_‘, 15.i.=-

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normal vision; while 20dpt.*e. were 1

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° P » 18 GREAT TAILOR SHOPS IN CANADA

Ignorance ceases to excuse. », ` \._ Neglect ls criminal. , _ mg ' gpm-\,f°0i¢¢ Amherst. N.8. I-lolitas. N.S. . Mon on. N.B. Cheri tt to ` we employ the most scientific mst- I5 aww ;,r Thru RM" SYAMY- N3- 9'- -'°h“- N-B- N»w%ln|ow. N.s. _,/ rns¢°fi¢i¢n‘,'Tl.rl"

hode for the detection and correction l`.‘ ` 1 _'_ -I' l' - vt EYO Effwl- ' write for ri-so ssmpit-._ imiiioii Pisto-

Ou(.()f-Tqwn Men] lou-Measure roi-in and 'reps Liss. /Adm-su

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*IT PAYS to buy in this province. ._

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E MONTAGUE STAKE faces' cms' my clothes vniiislieii io. *Will 10 all Hwf

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Passenger-i folded them up cow--I ily and put them in that ciipboard'

Fon Ti-is MQNTAG Ho E A ve" mere'

UE R3 R C' Steward-I see no cuphoni'tl_ sir. Ont- ot' the old land-marks of Hitm-

_ Pai»eenger-Are' you blind, miiii? iipioii, was removed las, week, when interns; in the weliurv ot Zion and k“°W its pa” "`ep““*u°“' "9 place °“` mean that one with the round glass; 'l`hoiiiu.4 lnce' was i-alled home. Ile was was delighted to hear oi’ her prosper-

or to It. ‘thu iililest mnii in the community, bv-I ity. Si‘e\vni'd»--Gmicious me, tliitt aizi’t. ing ST when he pasaetl away. lie wasi iiiiil f'Ullit\'1fU"|- .IYNVS IIN: i10I'i'l101fv. I tt man nnioiig men, with a strong body.. to

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Wakefield, Mass.

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_\iui-.Kny_ l-ii-i remains were followed 'j_'.4 to the grave by a large t'oiicoul‘Be'0f f people. He leaves to mourn a widow ._ i.iid it daughter Mary lielen, who tan- 1, il 1 f ~il_v ciireil tor- and nursed him. sig _#1 ‘.'¥¢', 'wo soils, Jost-pli living near the 0 _ * home, und tfhurlle, in the old home. ' a -1, shi i

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to Measiire .Suit or (nercoat for as little as $15

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season with the utmost confidence th it they will get tim-ments

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