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EXIIEPIIIIW-.ill _

. , _ _.I Much interest centred in the'jud°g-

H “__ _ _dxihwhlch began yes-terday ang,-.

_ ' '-. ll. _- The Judge ot the' light horses.

- _ is Dr. Watson and l th li

ii g¥i:;?X%‘:lgl °U‘? l ggi* Mr- Adhin Scsi-,i. booth otetgiil

. _V ‘ ‘_ -f » ` -~»»-i»»=»»,f»-- P--up-'“°y“°--V 33° zi‘.:;.2.““5:;.=.:s= 3:2' heave i _ D“.ll‘Y 0U_»l»l6. F. R. Mallory, Frank-

‘| 1<pce.__ow_ ers _iltnnotllalend l mn.: ' V = V

lvlthv-the Rlqln S_}LI[f_ag¢_' an Sheep and swine.- J. Boyne. they should; la,” they, _following were among the win-

r powder is visible after I "6": -

l I im! in lil In Class 2,‘_carriage horses, illlics IP X1., _ . V - _ two years on-_ i,‘ i-1. neat-ts; 2. wai-

iis is not true of ‘cor Lea; 3, warn., Rodd;

‘ ` Fllllee ,two years old- 1, C. B.

Sy' adora face Clay: 2,Jfwm. Auld; ci. J. s.-weather. Pmzt usl

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,md Manda wmv the _,En !TcLAss 7--c|__vDEsoALEs. neo-

perfectly-then their ist e ‘Sec " "‘33“3J*S| ` ‘

_ 1 Stallion, 4 years old and upwards: wards':`-'

1 John Richards, Bidelord

j 2 Roper Bros-, City

' 3 David Reid. Montague.

_Z Stallion, 3 years old: _ ~- lst and 2nd, Edward Currie, Fair-

fra. renee-a doligh-tful diégeronce noticeable at

rings. ,_. _ _ _

_ e 'feel sure than the linndsei-ne' 501: box with its onerous contents will .do-

2 ll Daniel McKine1y, Nt-:th River.

Stallion, 2 ygarl old, J. H. Crosby, llarahliold

Bo tl Livln etoil C de River

Y ' it . ly

Moc Vuckerson, North River.

Athol Roberts, I-lighiield A. E. ings E. Heart:

1 2 3

4 Stallion, 1 year old:

1 2 1

Special Prizes by Clydesdale Ho

" Aspoeiation of Canada.

Best imported' Clydesdale Stallion:

1 John Richards, Bideford 2 Rope-r Bros-.. City.

Best imported Clydesdale Mare:

1 J. H. Crosby, Marsliileld.

Best Canadian Bred Clydosd

Stallion! 1 W. W. Crosby.

Best pair horses or galdinga in h

ness, sired' by a registered Ciyd

dale stallion: 1 E. Henrtz, Marshfield.

Best i_nare‘s‘ or goldings in ham

siren' by registered Clytlei'-d

Stiilllon: _

1 E. lleartz 2 Horne Bros, North River.

CLASS 2-CARRIAGE HORSES.

Sec. 1 Filly, 3 years old:

1 E. iieartz, Marshfield 2 Walter M. Lea, Crapaud

3 `-is L

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= 1°' I-°':i:'f ..'L':.'.°“::.'.:.'°°:.'f»...:.':

“Shri the upbulldlnl lW0¢€l_ll _\¢!°dl¥

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blnen uiilll brain and exhausted nervous system.

py beginning thy use ol the greatest .-w"n»m'r°s¢.¢..llllil'°'» ~~ . ' fs--"-

Ch Nerve l`0od`?`-.Q5/'

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lion, Mayor Todd: 1 Clara E. McMillan, Cynibria

Lodge'

2 Wm. Auld & Son. Clyde River

Road

4 Stewart McEachern, Mt. Stew-

1 `Wq1-on Ogtlvie, Truro, N. S. 2 E H Cameron. Citl'

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Sec '

"` ` _o-""0 ‘_ - 1 lldiirc or Gelding, 4 years old and » 15737' -~ fi

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up ar s_

1 W. W. Jenkini-3 Georgetown _ 2 ii. A. sow-art, Keppocn = ' -* ' ~"" " -f” 5 3 'Lyle Boswell. Marshtliald.

:i Biota- Mare with foal or same

bleed by her side:

1 Byrne Bros, North River-

2 W. Dockendorfl, North River

1916. sire-.1 by standard Brea sun- 4 Mare or Geldins io be shown in n

carriage:

1 llorno Bros. Wlncloe- Station

2 Gt.-odwllll _Macphaih Argyle- . Shore _l `

3 Goo. Jones' & Son, Brackley Point 3 J- S- Welililck, City-

2 Filly or Gelding 3 yeais old:

1 Fulton Moreelde, North River

PR 3’E.lVesssry York =. .1 _I _ , ,_ ,» _,fats-V

2 ua s smsie i-ima, Gaiam; on ~ ,__ __ -_ __ __ ’*_ _

- a ,. \'\‘.‘~ showin under saddle md’ ridden by ‘ 1 t . % f f’ 1 : _

V ~=---.Ri-1., \.'°" ' / _ B aw' is Kin cit

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1 Bealtrice c non, y 2 Stephen Holyroyd, City 3 Ethel C. Hansard, City. _

QLABS 15-PAIR OF PONIES.

sillpfwlg - V

`- ~ _- 1 ruiénas, '12 immis and __A pure, unsweetened, cooking Y

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aiaas;asesz-»\\‘4|- :gg ` fg ‘-

A upreitie Chocolate

melted and mixed, coiitainingthat. Lcliogolate ilavor that can only be obtained from the linesti 1

mmuel enn - ' _

3 °""'°-'ll Qi'-““‘UP'»_-liliif-» - and most expensive cocoa beans. For years the I

most satisfactory cooking chocolstein Canada- fi F _..._.§.¢l1<i_i=.v"-forvth¢=r¢;- -, ._ ._ .Malt iii...C?c#.‘l_l=.».... ,'

CLASS 6--ROADBTERB.

2 W. S. Newsome, City. -

light. yon. _. _ . ...

-"view .

3 Walter Rodd. Harrington.

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` Central Drugstorel ‘"1 Fulk* Wh”

) -l!o_uld_ Be Fat

_increase in Weight Ten Pounds or Mora.

“l‘d certainly give most anything to

_ _be able to fat up s few pounds and

' ` stay that, way." declares every excess-

\\\§? ‘lvely thin man or woman. Such a re-

’ suit is not impossible, despite past ,_ . _ failures. Most thin people 'ire victims

of ‘of mal-nutrition. a condition which '» _ prevents the fatty elements or food

from being taken up by the blood, as they are, when the powers oi’ nutrition

th _ are normal. instead oi getting into t . &c at Pio* the blood, much oi the fat and' ilesh

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` ` Sar"ol tablet with ever

To correct this condition and to pro- uce a healthy normal, amount of tat, -the nutritive processes must be arti- ilcially supplied with the power which nature has denied them. This can probably best be accom_plished by

eating a. g y

, meal. Snrgol is a careful combination

hitel

Hay, best quality. Straw., clean and: dry

AVI//Il/.un

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_ oi six splendid asslnillative agents. Taken with meals they mix with the food to turn the sugars and starches oi’ what you have eaten into rich, ripe nourishment for the tissues and blood and its rapid effect has been in many cases reported remarkable. Reported gains ot from ten to twenty-tive RGS!

2 Filly. 2 years-old':

1 (7. B. Clay, Bridgetown

2 Wm. Auld & Son, Clyde Rive

3 J. S. Wedlock, City.

3 F‘iliy', 1 year- old:

1 Geo. Boswell, French Fort 2 S. A. Knight, Georgetown 3 J. H. Judson, Alexandra.

_4 Foal ol 1916:

1 Clara E. McMillan, Cynib

Lodge

2 J. R. Dlnnls, City 3 W»m. Auld & Son, Clyde Rive

'5 More with foal at foot:

1 J .R. Dinnie- -

2 Pettn' McN. Robtirtson, Mar

tleld

3 Clara E. McMillan, Cynibria.

6 Carriage Mare or Gelding, 15

h.and's or- over 'to be shown in c

riage: 1 Warren Ogilvlc, Truro, N. S. 2 Geo. Boswell, French Fort

3 Samuel Kennedy, City.

7 Carriage Mare or Gelding un

15 1-2 hantls‘, to be shown in riage:

1 John Livingston, New Doniinio

2 A. A. McBeath, Marshileld'

3 John D. McPhail, Argyle' Sho

8 Champion Mare, any age:

1 John Livlngstoii, New Domln

CLASS 3- STANDARD BR

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Sec. ` " 1 Stallion", 4 ' years old and

wards: -

1 Hammond Kelly, City 2 Mrs. W. G. Church, Travel

r`a"`n’ Nhddhngsu' pounds in a single month are by no 3 J- H- G- Murphy. Bldeiord .

WY .\\\7IIIII/I/i\ .Q U’ "» ° B 'fl _U _

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sacked Corn. Corn-

eed‘-Meolslillax' seed, otton Seed. Meal, &e

~Spe_oial prices durin

meanslnfrequent and absolutely harm 2 S¢H»lll011 3 1/SMB 0lil'2

" less. Ssrgolls som by all druggists 1 D- W. White. York Point.

, ' 'everywhere and every package cou- 3 Stallion 2 Years' 016'! `

23|, Oil Cake, Lili- r talne‘a'gua.rantee oi weight increase' 1 Alex- R- MCKHY. City

'_ or money back_ | 2 Duncan P. Robertson, City.

NOTE:- Sargol ls recommended 4 Filly 3 Yeaffi Old Rnd \iDWi1i`<l

.-only as a ilesh builder and while ex-| 1 ’I`ll0S- C- LB-lllinil. Plctou

cellent results in cases of nervous ln- 2 J- 5- Wcdlcck- Cll-Y

digestion. etc., have been reported, 3 D. W. White; York Point.

'care should be taken about using it

-unleash gain of weight is desired. I SPECIAL PRIZES. . _ _

. . . ' if you find a drugglst who is unable _ Bnrley__75r._ to $1.14. Xl'lll)lllOI`l W€€k. 'to supply you solid $1.00 money order S For best 2 year olti' stalliyoil. Dill' Tlm0tl'\y $3-50 £0 $5-50.

- or registered letterto the National Lab 1011181 ‘ ` Clove $11.00 to $1_4-00-

loratorics, 74 St. Antoine St., Montreal 1 MGX- ll- 'lVlCK&'Y- CRY- Pork £28.50 - i;aiul. a complete ten days treatment 11 l“l8mUl01ld5¥§|ll(p Q_l’._S.outl1port.l'° Lam 14'52"*- -' _~ = r _ Wm bgsen( you p05;pa|(1_ . E. l., -specl prizes: For Foal of Ribs $14.53 to $15.00.

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1-2 lviccurdy Building. Halifax, N. s.)

le-r"s

CLASS 4-SADDLE HORSES.

Sec. ~ 1 Gcnll1omen’s Saddle Horse, geld-

ing or Mare, not less than 15 1-2 hands, shown under saddle and ridden by a ge-n-tleinan:

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(Quotations Furnished by F. B. Mc-

Curdy & Co. Stock and Bond Brokers, Members Montreal Stock' Exchange.

CLOSING PRICES

Atchison . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...10G§§ Am0and Fy... ....6614 Am Loco . . . .._ 78% Anaconda 98% ‘AmS&R ._ ....113% CanPac...... .. ...170l;§ Cen . . _ . ...109% Co1FandI...... ._ ....5845 Crucible Steel . 93% M. F. Ct . . . . . . . . . . . ... 121% Mex Northern Power 11214,' Nor Pac . . . . . . . . . _. ..1131,4 I`rsSteel...... _ ....6054 Reading 1131/. SttPac 102ygl Studbaker .. 133 Union Pac .. 150% U.S.Steel...... 118% U Copper 96*/4

CHICAGO ..“ARKETS.‘ '

(Special to the' Guardian)

CHICAGO. Sept. 28.lWheat. No. 2,

R60 $.56 to $1.57%; N0. 3 Red- $1.52l,f,~_» N0. 2 Hard 31.59% [0 $1661 NO. 3 Hitrfil

‘ $1.57 to $1.65. Corn, No. ‘2 Yellow 88%c. to __89%c; No. 4 Yellow 84%; No. 4 White 811/-_-c to 82%c. Oats, No. 3 White 46950. to 471/4; Standard 47c. to 47%c. '

llye,'No, 2 Nominal.

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Coal

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quality now land- ing at . '

Geo. E., Full ____

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\s the c'imera. saw ai section of the store that is iieaigiintcil as "A (_`it_\> in Itself." You can sec this

store- at ile bcst oil Pril\Cif C0l.i\lI)‘ __liXl)llJlli0\l days, 'l`iutrsilay._ai1il l-"riilay_. Clctolicr .5th and (itll.-._ ..

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onus nligyigesquluay. Prlee ¢i.oomasz.3u iol»l|c'_‘l¢§I>‘S.°i'n“i‘§`é'§£‘»|’i'a¥`IilT.‘§{§‘i.‘i?tf»-S Mae ntnmrilloe. ir.: an-mn lifituiil-"_ ‘ -_‘

'I TYPEWRITERS

For the next few days we will offer No. 5 Underwoods- at almost

orcd bon 500 Underwood No 5 two colored rib

cost ol' duty, one col ~' rib , $5 . ' . -

AB ~ bon back spacer, $65.00. Underwood No. 4 one colored ribbon $48.50.

winr unui. sv_._n _.nm on

'wlll_"clean t e__ od permanently and you work tllle horse same time: Does not blister oi-_ remove tht hair. §2.00_ per bottle, delive_rcd.I Will tell ou more if nu write l

ilieantise ticlmiment for mankind, i

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Multi# or Llraments. lnlarred Glands, Guinea. '

hersi, N. S. 2100-9-18Mwtl’.

Underwood No. 4 two colored ribbon back spacer, $65.00. Underwood No. 10, $55.00. Oliver No. 3 $43.50. Oliver ‘.\'o. 5 $47_50. Those machines guaranteed from 5 to 10 years. Standard Folding Typewriter in Leather- etto case $35.00. Empire $28.00. Romingtons Nos. 5 and* 6 $20.00 and $22.- 00. Those macliines guaranteed for 2 and 3 years. We got a few Bennets

g |{B _| at $15.00. Ten percent must accompany order to shot; evidence oi good

' -- faith and that machine will be taken when it arrives s p C. O_ D. lor

Biloxi’ ‘rap 'ABS0 " 'NE' R" balance. Company reserves the right to refund the deposit it any ot the ma

cliines; are sold out. The purchaser has the right to have any expert examine the machine beiore accepting it from the express oidca. You save all middlemenls and' agents profits on your machine by buying direct. EASTERN TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE, 20 Station St., Am

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Miller Bros---The Big Music House---Miller Bros. Exhibition Week Specials

at MILLER BROS."

die Big Music Store _

i L While you are in Charlottetown cl :ring E~<hibition Week, it will be to your advant age to visit MIl,,_I_.E_R_ BROS., the big Music Siore on Kent Street. _

y Here you will find one of the largest exhibits of Pianos, Organs, Phonoizraphs, Wind

& Stringed instruments, Sewing Machines :md Music Books to bc found in all Prince Ed-

ward Island. " “

Miller. Bros. is the oldest and mostreliable Music Store. It is a House with 2 reputa-

tion for honest dealing, reliable mer_ch.'indiz. -the one place where you are absolutely certain of getting decided bargains in Musical goods during any day of the year.

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cdn meet and beat the

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Bargain

Y__ou_Ever Heard of _

We can offer you withoutq msiioii lhc best piano values in Canada today at what

ever pi ice you wish to pay. H rrc you will iiuti:

l|c_i_ntzn_ian Pianos,

Mendelssohn Pianos, K-im-Morris Pianos.

Kern-Morris Player Pianos, Sli flock-Manning Pianos, New Scale Williams Pianos,

- 'I I Ennis- Pianos, _V '

-_ These at- their different prices stand

at the head of their class, and are irre- proaohable values at the pnceswe ask.

.. When you buy any one of these ir.-

st»rur_nents,~ you- get a piano, that has made a reputation for itself through years of use in the best homes in Can-

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Exceptional

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"9 "°°°“"” °lm°°t 'ally fresh fruit’ so W y no alt es etc. Mou°’s Plain Pound nd Sultana C es »-.-

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li t have If it/S anything in Biscuits, we have them, Uneeda Gan r. ‘ D in fiat Joi' disc record

th ,fist ' ` 81... .:`. " ' 'Baroness ui. ' ` "4, A, 3 ` ~' P

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si ' 55-131 and Green ones, sweet and Juicy ffim-l fresh fmm ll” fl1¢l°1'Y and éggfw

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Gran” -B, _‘PP . V. - _ _ , . - __ Ni” ara' li ,fn i i morning red and Christie 8 by the pound; als? m_.1 anllelib mi __ f°l'°‘~-'

gPreservmg Peaches Plums, fresh every _ _ . Chnstm,s Graham wafers’ In tms

W0 hill/0 il lilfllev f‘°°s "Bs", °§ 0 il \ictealfe’s good Delicious col' boiled, cooked ham, s ice _ as in or as H-

nlnding Moir’s, Ganong’s, Lowne_y”s,’ Ieilsons nu . - thick- as yonflikeylitll

Try Metoalfefs Caramels, youvll like tliein- _ 1 _1 _ _ ~1____ ' W _ . ` #Y Q N; -._.,__! V W _ I ` V

W and oriii Picklin Spices, and the best Vmdgarl, Malt,

Eriééig-

your choice

white ones. Oranges, Bananas, Grape Fruit and l\PVPl"s' _ '__ V ‘ ~ V I _~ 1 - 'of ...... ._ ._85.00

1-P ~ ' L Ouriivoekl- shi ments llincon und H'ani are arriving si e 9 lmm'

h lm t I? Confectionery, 111- - y ii) l d th' ,§E-ii ` d h _

%_ an at real bargain pnces for

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Green and Ripe Tomatoes, Corn, fresh every day- 0l“°“Sf“‘°" P’ 3 fha OM

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We have a few second hand pianos

hcrc which we will offer you at a very lov Figure during Exhibition Week. _

Also a second hand Planning with

self playing attachment that will t any piano, and sixty Music Rolls, going at a ridiculously low figure. _

Get your piano here and you will

not be sorry afterwards. 1 _

If You WantaGood Sewing M¢1¢ll5Il¢- 4115 .4 Low Price~See these

During Exhibition Week we callioffal'

you the lowest price in Canada on the four best Sewing Machines that can be found anywhere.

Th” °“iii'i§w noivis,

iiiaiii iilmiifh s

NEW Rfli-i‘MO§D,_ . Each complete W th all new partslmfl

atischments,embod1inl every- new tige- saving devlce. and offered at a very w price,-and on easy terms it you so derive.

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