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YOUR I_"RlENDS can buy

anything you can give

them--except Will" Pl\0t0graph

Make an appointment today

The Cook's Studio

New DesBrisav Block

GUOD PHOTOGRAPHY .

we .photograph mon ac men sro

|¢'| ii business matter-

And thero'o no fun or bother. Your family, friends. and busi-

ness associates want your portrait.

ltiilfd un tlviiolntinent today at the

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The Bayer Studio

A_ E- lvl' grndcs of cuttle tor canning pui-~

Good Photography Moderate Prices. '

Personal attention to Ain-lin.; tt. 10 cent., The ,,,.,c.,s pai., R,

lt€lll' P|l0t02l°Bph)`. init-sent in t‘hicngo and Buiinlo for

107 Queen St. '

Phone 68-J. i

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Sh lumi sin-ep 11 to 11% reins. These

:ire ceitniniy boon days for the farm

Test

llnve your eyes tested by lt,

Always s~litl.~ii`nct.ory.

llelightful resiiltii.

Only ncciirate cliiid’s Test, Worlin woiiders in illillcult. cases.

'l`he harder the case the better. Eliinlnates guess~wo1'k.

Siicceedg where others iali

Try ii today.

H. J. Maboni

Drugglot and Optlclan

Nutt Door Bank of Commerce Montague P. E. island

Expert Eye

Testing Our experience in vision

testing coupled with the best optical parlor in Kings County, enables us to correct your eye troubles with scientific accuracy.

Eye strain is the direct

cause of many ills. At first signs of eye strain the eyes should be examined and iii glasses a re needed, they should at once be worn. _ We use the same methods and instr_ument_s as the leading eye specialists in larger Cities. You will find in our parlor such, instruments as the Electric Operated Opthaimometer. Ski- Optometer and the Retinscope.

Come in and be convinced; that_we can give you the best . service obtainable an ci at' moderate prices.

E.E. Parkman

Montague .

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Y 1 o It is wltii genuine regret that the pieiised tluir he is sleuilily lnipwviiig

e friends of Col. H. IJ. Johnson and ta~| lu iieuliii and wus able to leave the

"ml sw Mis” .(`0m'l>l0ii's display ot'

pour thiit prices oi' all live stock will

ln Toronto best. steers ure quoted

around ill/_A cents pei- pound, ami good biitcheis' cattle t'i'on1 li to 10 frei‘.t.s. according to quiillty. Live hogs bring IX t0 18%.] Cents per pound, and

lnmhi-i nro quota-rl :is high ns i7 cunts 1 pin' poiinti.

in Montreal the dc-inond for cheap-

llG'»'l“-‘1 iS litiodftind the prices for gum: stron romiiin around 10 to i01,»'_, ccnis. Whl|Sl l10HH are quoted ui IS couts.f und lambs l-itll to 15% cents. Sheep

live hogs are really better than is liaid by the Canadian packers, al- though the reverse of this is usually the ciise. American hogs are quoted up to l8',§, cents while live lambs are bringing us high as 18 cents pc." pound

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5 YEAH DEBENTURES l Fon Pniiiioric i=uNo.‘

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S'l`llA’l`FORD, Sept. lil.-The Coiin~

cil this evening adopted the plan ol ‘five-yeiir debentures for $50,000 for i the (Jiiriadian Patriotic Fund and gave the ilnal reading to the by~law for $30,000 for extensions and improve- ments 'to the local electric distribu- tion station. lt was decided to table the request for :1 municipnl cool yard tor future consideration.

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Announcement

J. W. CARRUTHERS 0 The Farmers Man*

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Regs to nnnoiince to his rust

begiiining October lst. ho will inn lnininoss, vl1.:-

lzooils in stock, <>onsi~st-ing oi' Dry

lu' miirltcil nl-i~nrdingl_i'_

Under This System There wil Be No Credit Given

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"The one price system und for cash only "will hc' adopted. X Beginning Septenibor 15th, and continuing up to. Octolie/r lr-t. il

linrdwnre, will bo discoiinted 20 pci' mm OH the m“rk°'d lll‘lre.l V

On und :titer October liit. ull goods in stock will be marlreil iowa

to coniorin with the one price syslcm. und new 20008 Nlmlni! In W

This system will bo iniutg\ll'f\if‘fl 10|' il-‘G bend" '31 °““'°"'°r"" as

it oliiuiiintes ull expenses oi' Bookketllllllit f‘l<-‘~» Whlfh f;""‘;m"3;m Ylfrg

put on the goods, und by elimlnutintr Ulla ¢‘Xl""“f‘°-RW hotter position to conipete with the mail older l|iii‘iise“.r more and ho v , We extend ri corillnl invitation to all to fv s{,";i‘ in Hgh' puma

coiivinccii. tluit. we have solved th0 Dl°0hl9m 0 '"3 K ‘ ' ' Yours for better Dl‘|""*l-

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oincrs and t`rionil.~' in gonernl. th iigiirntri an imporiiiiit clinnyro in h

(iooilii, Boots und Shoes. nnd shel

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ience during the idenl weather ot the

‘- --------------- ~ imlly heard that they iuiroone leavlns\ lt0_\'=1l \'i--tiulii l_lo.~iniai um wt-ei..

' . n ` liortly to take ip their residence in ¢ ir =f

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8 wbuy 1" tml Dl'°V"l°°~ ..°MR. HAROLD P. GORDON iss Ottawu, the Colonel having received Si-uuior :ind Mrs. Itlui-ph_\. wh.. 1,,-,,

..*Mi|_l_|NEnv ¢pEN|NG_ mn {l:;v§°°'5°t°"“ qundun R°|"'°"°“" a Dernianent uDl10l“""“'"'~ ‘ll *hr* Ve- Bl pvesein in Oiiawii lun. as iiit-tri

' ‘ pital. ' Mrs. .lohniiou uint Miss Annie gucf: ililv. wt-eh, thot- ,t-on |,;..,||_i

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lflylislt 1\‘lilllnery, liui'0|~e uqgempng um SUMMERSIDE MARKETS' ‘Pwm 'be Sincerely mused In soma' and Geumv Murmw' fliere ills tvcelt who iiiiei tlellgiitl-ii' suinil nliop in .\'ewopi°t, with his sis- lilxhibition. A new hat. will greiitlv Friday Morning |"'1“""`h ""l'él°-S ‘ful H is '“‘Pe\.l U19 “V iwlili |11.. lshiini wus lliii-on l»‘_A~ll_ llnii-I ter. forwarding niugazine:-i. tobiicco mid to _‘.,,u,. (,nj0ym9m_ M-§` i _ tra(-tlonr-i oi' their old iionie will mean M:-_ slid !lir.~. l-`i-uni: ll. llcni-iz :

_,___ Tsiiclcwheat. bus. ...$1.00'l.‘.’5 11"’-<lllHl"'“"‘l_lelilllhl' Visits. isis ilu-lr guest this i\~»\i»|.- iiirs. .\l.it~

Hay, loose. ton. ... . _ _ . . .$l0'$ll Lamb pclts, each _ _.40-75 Cats, black. bus. _ ._ . _ _ _.03 Oats. white, bus . . . . . . ....,.60 Potatoes, bun. _ . ...E15 Pm‘li. lb _ ...lli-l9 Tu\'n`n.~. 1.11-_ :it “lf-til, \...'il.' il. iii ... . .. _ ,I5 Wont, unwniihed. lh. ..._.55 wiimi, inte. _ _ _' _ . _ ... ...$i_ir.~s2.so

CHARLOTTETOWN MARKETS

Dairy butter . . . . . . . .._ ...R8-40 Butter (prints) ... . _ . . ._ _4042 Eggs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . _ . . . ._.40 Fowl, ih. .. . . . . ...15-is Chickens. lb. .. .16-20 Hay, ton . . . . . . . . . . _ ._.l4.00~1fi.1l0 Straw, ton .. 10.00-1200 Oats (block) hush _ _ . .__ . , ._ __ .tl0 Oats (white) )hush. ._ .Sb Ducks, each . . . . . . . ._.65-70 Chickens (psirl . ..l.00-1.25 Beet, lb. (retail) . . . _._ .20-.28 Pota-toes. bush. ._

arrangements.

MANY PRi_SONERS

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DIE IN GERMANY

PARIS. Sept. 19-Albert i"hnmpion.`

a Frc.-nch soldier who, on his third ittempt., htm just escaped from Ger-

nany, brings the information, accord-% ing to the Paris edition of the Newt Your Hamid. that 3,700 French mmf British soldiers, and 2.500 Russians have died from Lyphus at the Gerei nan concentration camp at Cassel,l 'ilnety miles northeast ofFi.inlii’ort-

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liirs. ll. Af Richardson and family

have returned to Toronto having spent tho siimmcr monthsln George- town. _

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A nnnibcr of smnll iiifnrmiil, ` tens.l

bridges and engaging little ` dinners wt-re held this week, chiefly tor the purpose oi' entertaining visitors from

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Mrs. A, A. Alloy was among the hos-l

teiiscg entertaining this week in honor of her cousin Mrs. .lohn Longworth oi' Rrnnrlon iund other irienfls.

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Even now the “Exhibition spirit" is`

Felt and everyone is prcpnring for the big cvont next. week, when it is ex- pected the City will he ct'owtlr=ri with visitors from fur :ind iieirr.

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Sympnihy is being extended ro Mizl

Percy Pope and family on the, siitldoii flcaih of his mother ltlr.=.'. .lames tl. Pope, which occiirred on Tiies=i`iti_v

morning. 5

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The Knights of Pythitis gave n most,

enjoyiuble evening in honor oi' lilajoi' Webb Stanley on Thursday, quite it number oi’ prominent citizens coming

down from Summerside for the event. 8 1 1#

Miss Penelope Davies, who has been visiting in Ottawa returned to her home in New York this week.

Them was a. more than usual pleas-

ant function at the Hsliil-,ix Cliih on Monday when Mr. N. R. ‘DesBrisay, the popular district 'passenger agent of the Canadian Pacific Railway, was tendered si. complimentary luncheon by ii number oi’ his friends prior to his marriage the following day to Miss \Vorrell, daughter of 'Arch»Bishop Worrell ot' lln.lit`nx.

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In deference. it is reported. to the

economical need of the time there is

very little radical change in any branch of the Full ilfishlons, collars

nnd sleeves being about. the only new` point. that mark the latest models. Es- pecially is this a matter oi' congrutu-I lotion in the matter of furs. the new cont; being almost. on the identical lines of lasv yeiir_ Bclts are in the majority, but the iirinttractive chin- chiii collnr of last. season is conspi- oiiouii by its absence.

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The Golf Links wore idcni this

weak and daily luncheons iand picnic parties abounded, everyone noxious to make the mort of the wnrni sum-

summcr wenther.

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lilies llohliirk entertained informal-

i_v in the tea hour this welt in honor' oi' visiting irieiids.

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Auto parties were a daily occurr-

pnst week, many going quite in long distance to enjoy the beauty oi' the country and smaller towns of the Province. There ware also several visiting cars here from the Mninlandii

,vim _ gay. -pmiss oi. -young .pooptm *

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wniiiitleii ut the front. ills wife. l.1iil_v, naval elution, niuny ttiounuiids of men Eileen Scott lfidvw-il i'eiiieiiiliereii iuinrc coiitniuoi|»=l_v there. and those in- ffllnaila as the, i-.liiesl oi' the three* temsicti in the iiolrliers' needs 'ure.‘i':i- daiigliters ui tlic into idnrl ol' _\ilnto,` ti-ring in every Will' '0 lh“-ll' 0““\f""'“- ‘Go\'ci‘iitii(lcn¢‘i':»,i or lfunurlu troiii t‘ornelius Viintierlllll, Jll. is now 1| i898 to l!lt'|»t_ _ private- in the. New Yorii troop`-_ niiil

1\ii<i|ip, the distiiiciiisiiiiii \'isiioi'i~i has been W0l‘kll\g “ll 3\\'""\‘“" in il

gonmini who wus thc gui-.~-i ot' i)r,`z|nd other articles to the oldlcrs nt Janie.; \\'iii‘lnirtnn, -the front. Mrs. .lniiies €1oivn,.:iiio-

tiievis oi’ Hou i ,_ itlier |'ami|i,.r figure. iii leaving for

uuupr. dairy, iii. _....:i:i-as “ '* ', -' ;

I But.tci‘, creumery. lb. _ ,.41-42 M13 “nd MVS-1":"]“"‘°S have 50"? - * 14' A | .\ larsl' ininiiu»i~ oi ilu- soc-lui stars] l-`i'ance to serve with the llcrl i‘rn1-ie.

__ <_‘alfg];im., _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ , _ _ ,_,132 UP *O Wi/Oli' Om-» '-0 Snell!! si`vPl'ul lun-ti li‘rnni-is Scott. .llujor in the' of .'\'o\vpori, ll. I.. :irc i'oiuiiinin|:, lnilc-»| its interpreter or nurse._ l'ut.riotii~ eil-

l,~I_0m present ouuook it would up Egsfi. doz. ._ _ _.40 I‘;""-‘;k»“l ‘WUI "Wil: ‘l'l_lll§lllf‘r -Mrs. Mu- tlroiiiziiici' tliiirtis. :ind iirothoi' oi` tlici finitely in their Suinnii~r liounies h-_=»l tertaiiinieiitii' of all sorts will hc in

[<‘qw|_ lb, , _ __1[;.20 ¥\.\» Ml. James iiieuds will he [lnhc ot' lhiccleiich. nas been suis-i-cly

cause, as helng both ii niilitiii'_v ~.inrl ui constant order.

out oi' town. ~

, , I reinnin high for some timo. HMM " ""]9 9'-lll~l5_1_i,;_;-_-_1__,____ g ix--i _,W 1_1' ' _-_,_.. -V _,Bs i._...E'1- »-5"

Sinclair & Stewart Limited

Summerside ‘

Grand Opening of our New Store on Exhibition Davs for

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Wednesday and Thursday, October 3rd and 4th, 1917

On the above dates we will be in readiness to welcome

our many friends from far and near to our new and modern store, erected on the site of the former building destroyed by fire December 13th, 191.6, and which is now nearing compte# tion. . ,

From the time the first brick was *laid (about the 25th

of May) until the present, this building has been rushed with all possible speed. Knowing as we did that not only were we at a serious disadvantage in carrying on our business, but that it was also a matter of great inconvenience to our customers. _ ‘

_ We appreciate the fact that they have most loyaliy given tis their patronage during the trying conditions' of the past nine months, even though they could have traded much more conveniently at other stores. We thank them most sincerely f ir this, and in extend- ing them a welcome to our new premises and soliciting a continuation of their valued iavors, we do so with the confidence that we will be in a position to serve them even better than heretofore. No pains have been spared in the lav out and construction of this build- ing, to have everything for the convenience and comfort of our patrons and the modern equipment with which it is fitted out from basement to roof make it altogether one of the best and most up-to-date shopping centres to be found in Eastern Canada.

Our immense fall stock will be on display for Fxhibition Days and every depart-

t ment of the store will offer especially attractive prices to celebrate this important event. We will look forward with pleasure to the greeting of our many 'old friends.

Come Expecting Bi g ,Things T

We purpose making these opening days two oi the Banner Days in the History of

our business. .

Watch for ourfurther announcement leaiuiing some ot the notable values we viill

offer, and which will appear in another issue of this paper.

‘MAKE A NOTE OF THE DATES: WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, October. 3rd

and 4th, Exhibition Days for Prince County.

You are Invited to be Pr. sent

On October lst. We inaugurate

Our Strictly One Price Cash _

System T .

_ As previously announced, we start on the First Day of October to

put into working order our strictly cash system. _ Goods will be marked in plain figures. One price. This will be the price to all and it will be

the lowest. < .

We believe the inauguration of this principle will mean the accomplishment of many things that will

be mutually beneficial to all concerned. The grasp that this organization has firmly held on tl-e. bigger markets of the world will be greatly strengthened by the adoption of this step, and with the confidence of the Public in our favor, which we have always enioyed and which we irecognize as one of our strongest assets coupled with the splendid facilities we_ now have for carrying on our business. We look iorward to a period of expansion and greater useiulness in the commercial activities of this, the Garden Province of

t 'anada. ' .

Sinclair & Stewart Limited

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