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The inuoirovr have always Bought, sua which in-_E *Seca

_ in use for ovcr 30 ycaza, has _borne the nigna

nnd_ has been made under

’ Q5( sonol supervision since its infancy.

_, Allow no one to deceive youhi t1ll_l»

All Counterfclts, imitntious and “ J ust»ns-good " are Boo Experiments that trifle with and endanger the Nalth 6! Infants and Children-Experience against Experiment.

"‘ What is CASTQRIA 0

Casiorio is a harmless substitute for C-astor"Oil, Pa

(eric, Drops and Soothing S; rups. It is tgleaaant, _ i contains neither opiiun, Iorpiilne nor o er N _ ' substance. lts nge is NS Kwlrantee. lt destroys War and alloys Feverisl ness. For more than thirty yeali' has been lu. constant use for the relief of Constl ’ Flnttilcncy, \Vlnd Colle, all Teething Troubles _nn

' Diarrlidea. It regulates the Stomach and Boweli,

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-I1’ PAYS to buy in this Province.

-'-W. K. l|cGOUGAN. Globe' Fox Ex-

change. in Guardian agent in Summer- side.

The Westeijns _

` _ TH __ _ -BUILDING FOR SALE--33 X 10 can be obtained at I.'ni!£i_iy's Timlvr.

feet. For particulars allllly to J. '1`. |51 pu-lg", summerafdeu _ Jardine. Summersidc. 2348-9-30M2l. _ ,‘. _" ' Q' `{"

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" -`0Nl CENT pe! wortloocli iligob. tion for advertising in this column. _Dali aiuat accompany order.” 'IM- lllum cliarle twenty-the cents. 1

- ‘E uionmno oA Lv Gurdon

-covsnso s'sA§i,'E_s's kiumiuum

--WEDNNU 55|-|-3-'-A5 the “WY kettle four quart, manufacturers cap-

clock chinied' the hour of seven on' .¢|¢y_ Regular price _selling at Wed. Sept. 20, a picturesque poem “_ M 1-]°1m;m‘g,S_uinlngsl e. _, _ of unusual recordaiice _was enacted - 23 -95'80`Nl2iE`ii. 1 at the house of Mr; and Mrs. Chas.l ___‘a__. » __ V \ ‘ Campbell, Clielton. when their eldest! -2.40 GLASS- Attention" is di- daugliter Giayds Pearle was united rented up the change in the pro- ln m\1'l'l88e to Mr- Heilry G. Aifieck. gramuie of _`_tlie`“_Suirliiiersid"e' Exliibi-_ Searietown. As“the strains ot Loheg- lion races", the 2§2§_`_'class-'having been rips Wedding March was rendered' cnncelledwinda 2.`4'0 cfass`s'\i'b`stilll!9¢l. by Miss Rlllli Howatf, BC~d€l.]\ie`. the _ 236240-2‘M`Ii.` bridal couple’ unattended entered the' __."__

parlour which was' beautifully' decor-Q -FOR SALE.--Dental bu'sln'ess,}

ated‘wlth Autumn trimmings, Golden Glow blossoms and house plants, where the ceremony was' conducted by Re-v.`E, P. Calder in his well knbw'n famous manner. 'l‘l1»e` bride looked' supierlatively charming being attired in white silk with silk ribbon trimmings, Ninon Veste‘e' and _b'i"idal veil with orange blossoms, carrying

oiilce tixingi and good will of the late Dr. F. A. eiui-sky. Suinmergiae. as the me Dr._;.eiu\“ty carried qu his iieiuni business in thejone lyrics for the past eig_hteeii‘ y_e`ars`lt a `ords an éxccllent"`oppo'rtuni¢y*`loi*'_a dentist to purchase a_ gbba nupih6_ss._ Apply io- H. l~l,_`Leil'irgeyL Si_|iriin_ersid‘é‘ or Wil- fred 'l‘a'nton‘,- Alberto'n,"Exscutors.

assimilates the Food, giving healthy and natural sleep.

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The Cliiidren’s Panucca-.The 1\1otlier’s Friend; ` _

osnuiiiin CASTQRIA Aiwiivs

X W O Bears the tSigi‘iature of

in Use For 0ver 30 Years

- The Kind You Have Always Bought

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a dainty boquet of white listers audi . M MD"- trailiug ferns-. The nearest relative. - ` __ or the contracting pai»i`ics'iiviiig in “lf "_*'°_ _ the’ the vicinity of Bedeliue witnessed the ccrmony, The gifts beautiful and SUMMERSHJE SHIPMNG NEWS'

Tsshldlr ltl3iT::'T:(-eilinéhifoul:Sahw?e?¢§ehu;ldmlg O "C' G: S"“D°m“d'" c°p“m‘Lu' the minds of the donors. Friday the g?;]we°',§a{€,fu§,F.r|d°y mr suppnes M'

party repaired to the dining room man '_ __ ,_ '_, -, which was adorned with Green andl- _sehr ,,C|m_a Hammmh., Captain,

Red where in accordance a' sumpt- ' uous repast was displayed. Al>oui_u1ne|'P““gh'- “Ned Fflgvf "if Sydney'

o'clock the bride and groom were , gieected by an unusually large barid|GENERAL PETMNS sw'FT RISE'

our to the occassion but _revealed their high respect and good behav- iour to such n degree that every guest present could not refrain from speaking about them with the highest appreciation. At 'an early hour Mr. and Mrs'-_ Affleck left for their future home ut Searle- town, but not before congratulations and every good wish were bestowed on them.

of chuvariers who not only did hon U “Gamer” Pemhh who is in suprem-8

command of the Verdun region, is one oi’ the most picturesque figures 'lu the French army," says the Mail: “A`ged' fifty-nine, he was about to retire with _the rank of colonel at the lieglnnlrrgof the war_ but his high military talents have since found abundant opporunityr and in nineteen uiouths lit' has _risen with unexainpied rapidity. Nominated in succession brigadier, divisional gen-

eral. and nrmy corps general, he' now‘

F i holds thehigh position of army gen-

-ABI-`lAM‘S VILLAGE.-Mrs. Jos- eral.

eph P. Arsenault returned from Sum-° "General Petain looks wonderfully merside last Monday night. Mrs. Jos- young, and it is said that he attributes cph G. Arsrenaulf. also returned the his youthful ability and reiilsblng pow- same evening.-The Messrs. Joseph L.'ers to constant exercise, one item of Gallant and Joseph F. Arsenault came ` which is ten minutes with the' skipping to Charlottetown on Tuesday morning rope every morning before shaving. to attend the Exhibition.-Mr. and Should no other point of vantage bex Mrs. Gerome G. Arsenault, Muxlmvllle.| available the general never hesitates left last Monday evening on their wa_v.to climb a tree so as to obtain a vie‘w

superintendent telephoned him that

Ellsworth had left gtttliout permission ma’iiy»¢‘nli~ uhm ‘E inn; an sim as possible 'ind to li e a watch kept

saints; him, it mm suspected that 9 `l°n°,9 itll).-I .f iam ‘us iiiskqlamri %arén'¢w§l.5¢ '§’,§_ tbry and as P '"1 ,h _ id instr`lict‘ li'ls"§'imr‘$'_L'Z6lT,ce¥"t’¢`i?` Tivdnlin

the grlfllhiorhm “ ‘ .’ ltgtei-`l found out a_ p ne"_ lmsdale wnciui ns; if-T ' *sf -Thu _ e»in=c'i=£%_'1fs;iis§f:`h.'3a '° #li would 'nn _ ~"il`ieii"tZi'%g'n‘fafli`al' l_1l_m. 1 m¢e",i'P.." tidbit* _r~ip3n»siisii‘a- ing hint it t 't_inie. I_ ii‘ad‘ reviqus- li :*2-st Ti ‘f".‘.‘.f‘*‘~'°;';.-""ii’f “"

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soldier lt"wn__“th_e_"pls¢e"fi`ir the mili- tary police :#50 wi high. not the

civil lu!tlio3*ei: Miileyin tllife bar- racks ` _ ed' __ `1-ph if e knew` whsre"Elld'67nY\-th live ,~ a‘ ¢i'he‘r ia' me he did, rt°ii‘ ilis'ii'-tilts: Mugpiiy, i think, s est d"iilai they go after

and get a car, and I told hint to"go‘ knead. He said`he' would advise me later. Witness here stated that they h'a\l"had considerable trouble at the 'Sanatorium with u returned soldier 'wlro hid been in the habit of leaving iilltiionf permission on_diflerent occa- slohs;‘end 'the quicker Ellsworth was gotback to this Sanstorluiu the better the effect would bc on the rest of the

patieéits, for if he got away with it, it woul be hard to cnntrol the rest ofthe pfatieiitn and' 'for that reason witness 'suited--inn he took me steps he aiu, ‘Witness ttated that the suggestion to take a car came from Murphy and that Col. Peake' had given permission for rife iiieh to go also, that when asked if be had any objections to them' mk- ink an"‘auto. '(301, Peake had said "no`.” ’Witne`ls stated that the conversation referred to above took place ou Sun- klay‘ morning after parade when Mur- phy told nte‘he secured an auto., that ’Mr. Rogers had consented to go. Wil- ness stated that he fdid iiofyconsidcr film in danger as fAl""as' his condition was concerned, but _that he would be better in the Saliatoriuin than at home both for himself as we-ll us for his people. Witness stated that the only reason wiiyothe trip was made wan io get the man buck to_ the institution _as quickly as possible, coupled with the fact that theri. was ii rumor that he int_cnded_ to skip out, also that Mr. Tidmarsh, one of the Commission- vere:,` tbpuglitit would have a better ef- fect ou _the rest of the patients if the man was got _back as soon as possible. Witness stated that when arrange- ments were made for the trip no men- tion of e'xp'c:ises was made, hui after they rétuifnéd he had‘li`a_d_a report ol. the expenses fro'm_ Lieut. Murphy. Witness also stated (tn answer to u _qiiestion by Mr. Rogers) that he had

to Charlottetown.--Mr. John' G. Arsen-'of the surrounding country. ‘

*Wm 3 test 011 M0008! €V€\\l!l§»-ATI nm has the greatest regard for hisl HUCUOH sale was conducted at the soldiers". Believing with Napoleonnhstl home of Mr. Joseph Leciere, St. Chrys- an ay-my fights on his ggqmaggih ha a1._

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tome, by Mrs <‘0sgrove Auctioneer. on ways seen that his men are well fed, , the 2:'»th inst. The sale included sev- General Peiuin_ the leader of thc emi h0l'S@P`~ The OWHEI' iS T10! 801011 French troops at Verdun, secured for

For the next few days we will oifer No. 5 l.’nderwood`s- at almost t f 1 1 1 _ .,_- | - .

st of duty, one colored' ribbon, $55.00 L'nde'rwoc-d No. 5 two colored rib- on 0 Mm ng nmme S' but had av certain or the mms under he mm

$10

ack spacer, $65.00. Underwood No. 4 one colored ribbon $48.50 wood No. 4 two colored ribbon back spacer, $65.00. Underwood 0, $55.00. Oliver No. 3 $43.50. Oliver No. 5 $47_50. Those machines

unranteed from 5 to 10 years. Standard' Folding Typewriter in Leather cttc case $35.00. Empire $28.00. Remingtons Nos. 5 and' 6 $20.00 and $22.-

ose machines- guaranteed for 2 and 3 years. We got a few Beiinets .00. Ten percent must accompany order to show evidence of good nd that machine will be taken when it arrivcs ship C. O_ D. for e. Company reserves the right to refund the deposit if any ofthe ma-

chines are sold out. The purchaser has the right to have any expert

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October 5th and 6th, 1016

$1500.00 PRIZES $1500.00

Hoiisis RACES

ON THURSDAY, OCTOBER, Gill. $400,000 in Prizes, 3” Classes

e the machine before accepting it from the express office. You all middlemenls and' agc-nt's profits on your machine by buying

EASTERN TYPEWRITER 1~IXt‘H.»'\NGE, 20 Station St., Am-

ince County Exliiliiti;

Figs Fm- Au Trai and Pace. Purse' s2oo.oo.

24 Trot and Pace- _ .- 1_0_0¢Q

3 Year Old, Trot and Pace. 100.00.

Entriesior Horse Races Close October 2nd.

CREELMAN MacARTHUR, J. F. ARNETT,

Pres. Sec’y.-Tres.

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Groceries that are

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are the only kind you can buy at TUPLINS, Kensi- ington. :_

The quality of our groceries is of the best-but

' our prices are no higher than-other stores. _ __

Try our grocery department-you'll like o_iii1__

goods, service and§price‘s. ` 5 _

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surplus Of Stock and implements mann the privilege of exemption from which he disposed oi. Mr. John A. trench duty for several months on the Gallant, accompanied by his mother. understanding that they'were to be re-_ Mfs. S. E. Gallant. his aunt. Mrs. (Dr.l served exclusively for us as storming Landy of Metaghan, NL Sf, and hi::_¢'¢‘i1umng_ ~

mother-ii;-law, Mrs. (thidan) Frances, Petit Journal says: Peters was _ in Charlottetown- this “One can imagine the spirit of he- week. Mr. Joseph Arscnault, roism animating these troops, who who works aboard the P. E. island luughingly boast that they are all Car Ferry Boat, came home on irvlslt vowed to a glorious death One of fm Mbrlday and returned \VedneSdav mem. who was recently on leave in m0THif1'K-- Ml C=lliXiie ATSGHBUTL Paris, was noticed to be spending his Urlmii Ville, has returned home from money very prodigally, When a friend Bath. Me., after an absence of about remonstraied, he exclaimed, ‘Bahi two montiis.- Inspector' Gallant paid What‘s the use of money? _\Vc-'re Pe- a visit to Abrams Village School on taiu's men!" ' _

well organized and the general condi- WINTER FASHION HINTS f tion of the three departments, good. --- ` lleinsifiteil especially o'n` good writ-_ ln making up the' wintf/r suits or ing and drawing. He passed time in selecting the itailicure: rc'u;e'nibcr that examining thc fliilcrent grades andithe correct skirt length is to the nindc some valuable suggestions in ankle. and the correct width three connection with the grading of pupils. yards. Also, there will he no liarc 'to

were in the city Wednesday, sis-ting on straight lines. where they took in the ex- _ " '

keeper at Arsenault & Gaudet’s store, or box plalts will be' decidedly good Richmond. is spending a few days at form, and pfreie'rcnce' is given in the his home in Abram's Vilinge.- it is former. Stout woi’rle`n. especially, understood that`th`e date seiét for the shouldiieclilc dn liini ruiher than the Egmond Bay and Mt. Carmel Exhibit- box-plulled inciiel. 'Pho popular "col- ion will be the lilth October.--Mr. lege giri‘s dress" :;linw~\ very narrow 'p|1¢¢.35?e puimex lef 1135; Modany box-pla_ite.'pre'sse~d ilat uint laid with for Su`n'imers‘ide where be intends the Hlises idlllrhinsv 01' tis-2 inch Wide wo,-kms a wh||¢__M_|-_ Mark J, Arg;-. ride plaits. __ ln einlicr case :lie plait nnult came to Charlottetown Wednes~ f€BCl1€S from the l0Wer bilge' 01 we ,hw mm-“mg (0 amend- me Exhgbig. blouse yoke- to the bottom of the skirt 'w,1`-__M_ in front. giving a long, graceful line.

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_ bands will be used nn expensive cos-

_ ' ’ fumes. in light-w_c-ight materials like

_ ' ._ charmeuse njiid crepe' liie fur is need-

- ed both to give weight und also to

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‘ - *- li' ` "N 0 ' winter is important. 'i‘h¢~ short coal

mr’ 'h‘t E is thirty-six inches, and the line' arc~\i`nd the bottom is straight. The

, . . long coat must come just live inches

P0lllldR0ll¢V¢Os\lff¢fIIl‘» above the lower edge of the skirt. _

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those of last yciir. Tiicy are large' und, on handsome cours. ure of fur.- Ususlly the`fur pc-:tion is- brought| only as-mr loi'wa'rd'ns the from lapeiliaiid tliesfj are of tho cloth.

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Tuesday last.. lie found the classes I

-Mr. and Mrs. Corus Gallant the skirts, the coriect srihc-iictte in- g

liibitlou.- Mr. Gerald Darby. book- The skirt which makes us»;- of side |

Expensive costumes this winter, l fe t th ti ui kirt L"ur"'

~ suggest _the warmth needed lor win-

_ 0 1 Y ter designs. }

‘~ Cont collars sl"e‘ ,llifcreni froui`|

him. M:¥gii"y" ma mai' hc would’ try'

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`ai"m the clothes or impede “'=.'°”i§ "'°"i.‘°s..‘z,‘ 0*” J _ ver ca e - eyes _ Y _ _, .

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also asked Mr. Rogers by 'phone for his exveuses una that he (nugci-1;; said that he would let him know inter. Witness slated that autos had been

used since the war on several occa- sions by oiilcers on military service. ,Under cross-exnmliialion witness slat- ed that Murphy was the only our-_ lic 'had spoken to about the use ot' u cur, ,and that Murphy was the one who sug- igested the use of same, and that he 'thought hc told him that nobody could

'give him sutliurit-_v to niu-a caroirthhi

iiccnsioii. except myself o_r Pealw and mai hu mm him (Murpiiy,) that he (Jenkins). would 'take the responsibil- ity. liir. Rogers, the defendant. again took the siuiid and relate.) the details oi' ilu-_ trip to _Souris__u-hen'he took liicut. i\icLcun home to see his family before he went overseas, which trip wus not aulliorlzc-il by any proper mill- tnry authority or ofilcer. and for which trip lic had been fined $25 and costs. C

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to uk about the D &‘A and l-A DIVA Corsets.

best tquipped cor|et_iac_torie| in lhe world, they offer all the qull ity formerly found only in high

grade imported conetl, but |c_l|»ai liulq more than bali the price.

auli, oi’ Cape Egmont, was giving his' “Unspariug of himself, General Pet- "__ _ _ __»__ _ V ' ' ‘ ' .i ._ '_ '_ _ _,I

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The Vsailorcollor furnishes the foundation for ilie` bncii collar. beius, very straight t\'ci‘oi\r- the back and'

. carried away fiom -the front like a

cape. Shawl collars of one material will aieolie useji, and one may have the comfbrtabIe‘lool<.ing snug chin collar. _One should choose for becom- lngneos.- _ ‘

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R The case of John F. Tayix;-6 vs. W. K. ` 98911 W!! follllllod _ rp Stlplt-

_»i|~'ri` wifi t _ ‘_ ima" , moseyi- dbiice of gal. J%TikTT1l was tak-

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Grand Qpem €ompsny_ was the Willis.

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_ The most popular Piano for home use in Canada is the Willis Piano.

His Royal Highness, the Duke of

Connaught and Strathern could select the iii theftvorld toiziy for his mi private uw. 'rim-Pano urea by him- wmis. --

as it is today _ -The t_one rich, singmg,

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we-li _-,Qu ear 9 YOU Hear Canada’s Best Piano

There are some Pianos which are made to soil. Th look o rl ‘ii

stage ot' in a st`0_l¢_. but their quality is all in their appearance? ge 0 0 8 -¢.. _ Imtlie Willis-Piano yo_u get an instrument that-is-made to stand up un- der the §beady'strain_of continual usepby each and evey member of the Canad- ‘l2x£a;;ul'§£cgVg;l5is£;el|?ii$;<;;h;t wilistand tugder ihed strain of iheconiin-

_ __ i_' e average s u ent, pb _ d .g di.

piiiy tile.-iitiest skill ofthe expert master musician. an ye e we y 0 S

The Winis is the Favorite of

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been employed for many years-fem; rake; apnde in -his work-t ey are- master rg. isans-not merely laborers woriitig or a we'l“i§'y Easel ii '

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the Willis Piano bypthese w ` kgegalittleig one big reason wliy the WilTTs less-'good . \

The men in the Willis factory have

of the Willis is dsiigilirui; solloroes and- mellow the

touch i_s light, elastic and ni th t z gg action is beyond' ali,fli'1TTT_ _

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