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The Cleanest Range

The Kootenay has a nickeled steel, rust-proof oven that is as easy to wash and keep clean as any cooking utensil. The ash-chute directs all the ashes into the pan, which is roomy and large enough to hold a two days’ accumula- tion. Write for booklet.

M°C1ﬂly3 KOOTENAY RANGE

Lotmoiv rouoirro MONTRBAt’-—“WTNNIPEG'"’\’A'NCOUVER ST.JOHN,N.B. HAMILTON CALGARY H SASKATOON EDMONTON "

For~ sale by v ROGERS HARDWARE CO., LTD., Charlottetown. l R. T._ HOLMAN, LTD.. Summeraide.

URGE AHGENTINETO SEVER RE- LATiONS

must. sever relations and receive no ‘German itiinister until Germany is a irepulilic. \vere cheered wlltlly.

|t|‘i-I\'()S AYRES, Sept. iTV-liilterispeakct‘. Senor lutlncies, demanded to l-riticism of Prtrsitlent irigol-cu for ‘know why ihc Government fuils to rxlﬂlllllilg collrtcslcs to tjount Luylscntl an itltiinattiiti to (ierniany in burg, the. tlltilillsilul Herman miiiisicr. view oi‘ its iliiattiry attitude iii iextirll continues to cmamite from lllt- prt-ss-fto the request for explanations oi and stinie public men. lthc l.llXl)lll‘_E affair. Front an nuthoi-

.\t n meeting in the statiinin sut-iitntivc source it is learned that the lll lay itttentl-etl hy thousands or _\l» reply or the German (lovc-rnmetit ‘to gentinittus. statcmtznts that Argentine,.\lnl'lltillﬂ'e tlPIﬂﬂlHl Y0!‘ ﬁn t-‘Xllliillil- tion to (‘ounl Lnxburgs action in _ scntlign stacrct code messages to Bohr-

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-I‘l" PAYS to buy in‘ this province.

—-TlGNl8H.- in the Local Tribun- als mentioned a. few days‘ ago Tignish should have appeared in the list.

—FOR SALE.— A car otlat cattle mostly steers. (‘all or write Kennedy & 60.. (Yiieary. 145-9~20M3i.

-COAL LADEN.-- The Schooner Lelia Linwood, Trenholm, master has entered port. coal laden for Messrs Joseph Read & (‘o.—l~l.

—KlLLED BY TRAlN.— 0n Eri- dayevening Mr. D. Campbell the rev spected postmaster of 0‘Lear_v lost it valuable cow. "The same being struck [by the train at the crossingw-Vi’.

—PROHlBlTlON CASES.-'l‘he six members oi’ the Prohibition Commiss- ion meet in Stimniersitlc- today to m- vlew the work done by the instiect- ors in that district.

—-THE NORTHUMBERLAND. -

'l‘he outward passengers by the ‘Northumberlnntl on Tuesday morning numborr-ti S5. The boat returned at 8.15 p. m. with “l5 passengers also one car lime. one car ﬂour and four curs of mixed freight.~li.

.lolm Somers. of the lath Canadian Battalion, .\ t'o.. 4 Bde. 2nd Div. B. l<Z.F._ France. wishes to thank tiic indies oi’ the Red (‘ross Society oi‘

—PARCELS APPREC1ATED--—PUL _

The; Western Guardian

-mn. w. k IlIeGOUGAN n can dian representntlvg ,ln Summers/trim.

—ENERGETIG RELIABLE NEWS CORRESPONDENT, Capable or send- ings reports or meetings. ettn, wanted for Sumuierside. Apply Guardian 0i- tlce. Charlottetown. 908:l49~l8Mtl‘.

—“THE BURLINGTON AND PARK CORNER RED CROSS SOCIETY in- tend holding a. social at Park (‘urner llall on li‘rida,v. Sept. 21st it‘ not ﬁne “Friday the following Monday." 141.

—-CHILD KILLED. BY RUNAWAY. <— Mr. Enman hit-Neill,’ V Mis- (‘Oll('hl!. had been cutting grain in his field last Monday and when returning honis- down his lane with lllellllﬂflﬁl‘ the horses became fractious. l-lis wife met him in the yard and asked him it he had seen their child. aged a year and" halt’. its it had‘ gone- into the lane. Mr. Mc- Nelll, however. had seen nothing oi the little one and its mother went in search of it. She found it lying on its face in the lane and it (lied in llPl arms as she hastens/ti laack to the house. _lt apparently had been struck by one oi‘ the horses. as there was nt evidence ot’ injuries that might have been cause-J by the binder. The sat"- aifair has caused the deepest sorrow and sympathy for the esteemed par enis. who are almost heart broken.

WESTERN PERSOHILS

-METHODl8T MEET AT TRYON. —-—0n Wednesday the 12th inst. the ﬁnancial district meeting oi‘ the Sum- mersitie District ot‘ the Methodist Church met a; Tryon. Rev. Geo. Ayers of Bodeque presiding. The tol- lowing clergvmen were also present Rev. .I. (l. Dawson. B. A. York. the president -oi’ the conference who was accompanied by Dr. Steel oi’ St. John. Superintendent. of Missions whom the district were delighted to have with‘ them. Rev. J. M. Rice. Sutnmerside. Secretary‘ of district, who was welcomed along with ltev.

Conference. into the district, having been appointed ‘ to their respective ﬁelds at the last conference. Revs. Geo. Manis. ‘l‘i'_voti. G. A. Sellar, Mar- gate. Levi’ J. Leard. Granville. H. S. Young, Bideford; it Al. Brodie. Cape Wolfe. and O'l.ear,v. Lay dele- gates were also present from most oi‘ the circuits. 'l‘lie brethren were also delighted to see the Rev. R. G. Ful- ton from Charlottetown for a‘ short. time. The meeting started at 10.30 u. m.. when the hymn “Go Labour on" was sung after which the Rev. J. M. ilice the Secretary read the 20th Psalm. Rev. H. S. Young‘ and L. J. limird followed ‘by offering prayer. The business of the day was then tak en up in an earnest manner Milt-h consisted of looking into the state oi’ the home and foreign Missions. The President oi‘ the conference and the Superintendent of Missions gave with int doubt. twoof the best speeches yet heard at such n meeting. The follow- lllg amounts were taken which the Rev. Geo. i\_vers presided. The atl-

E. E. Styles. Alberlou, Secretary oi.

§iili"'l‘ llllmER 20‘, '19".

i iéiitirtr rowan) IS rAxigiair rm

Horse ‘Races

, At _

Charlottetown, Sept. 2S to 28,1917 Open to allCan-rida p

Over $10,000 in Exhibition Prizes

Live Stock entries, except poultry. close 14th September. All other close 18th September.

Three days Horse Racing. $3000 O0 in purses.

Special attractions in front of the Grand Stand.

Nearest Station Agentswill give particulars of rates.

For Prize List and all information write the Secretary. '

FRANK R. HEARTZ, ~ PRESIDENT

0.12. SMALLWOOD, SECY-TRE XS,

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Ilin through the Swedish lcgatinn has | Sumnicrside. for another parcel rc dresge-‘i Whig give" ll" m‘? Rm" JF-

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For Preserve ‘Chow”l or Pickles

thr- lit-st jn rs

= FRENCH REPUL$ED GERMAN AT- lt-is hoped that the changewlllbe ot‘

HT!‘ Olll‘ Mason iH-rfcct Heal and Frown. A ur-w Slot-k just in.

BLACK’S i

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' .2 ‘ceivcti from them.

been receivrll :'~:c ll i; that tlit- wt"; p“ haliljr " ~ h-crxtine lortigzt ' . -—DEPARTURE REGRETTED. —- llul tiouht that the (lcrman answci- To the regret oi the residents of (J'- lias been I’t‘<‘0l\'f'.l. although liu rotiis- lafiﬂlﬂv illill (liﬂlvlfl M113 Rllfl “TS- "-

Midis; Bell, of St. John. is itisiting her sister. ‘Mrs. Robert (‘ox. Summer- side.

~Mr. Patrick Dalton, Tlgnish who had been in Summer-side for a few

Turner have lcft 0116MB! T01‘ tfharltittetown. Their kindness and hospitality will never be forgotten.

TACK. ‘Turner's health.

much bcnetlt to Nlr. . —-—W.

—-INTERESTING FOR -KENSING

days returned home on Tuesday.~—ll.

~~.'\lr. James Essery. eicSection Foreman of the l". E. l. Ry. paid a visit to friends in town Tuesday. —ll.

mitts. September" lit-The oiiiclzii_'rQN,._1v|i§g 119291 T0114 of the st, “°“iI1l“"1"-'1llml “W”! hi’ Th" W?" John Ambulance Association’ will ad- Wlirr 111st rush! swims that on lllﬂltiress a meeting at Kcnsingtou on right hank ot‘ the. Nit-use. both lll‘lll~‘ pﬂcuy evening a, .330" on the 115mm,. levies were quite active. particularly Mum and objects m- me Ansociaviop in the region of l-lill 344. and theﬁtaun Miss 7mm is a very pleasing and n.3,; The Fmmh "elmlsed ‘m ectivr- speaker and has delighted and‘, enemy surprise attack in tlip sector oi‘ inn?“ m (\hurlottetn\vn' Summersmo‘ m“ Rhmmqlhme 1mm" and other tilaces. No doubt lll0l‘(‘|

A Big Heavy FEED COOKER

Order at once and present price.

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Never to ourlknowledge has the price of pork been as high as it is today, and likely will be for some time to come.

It will therefore pay you handsomely to get a Holman Feed Cooker and feed your cattle and hogs in a scientiﬁc manner.

As you are aware, all metals are due for further tremendous advances. therefore" be a good investment for you to order one right away-by mail or phone. 512i‘, 32 83W)“ $1145‘- . . . . . . . . . . . . lhad taken from the house.

R. T. H lman Limited

Slurnmerside

will be n large attendance at. KGllEilT-‘l gton which is always alive to the best] that is going. . I —S. S. CONVENTl0N.-- The Ext» t-utirc Committee of the Sllllillt)’. School l'nion for the (‘flieary district met on Saturday in the Manse at O1 ‘Leary. Rev. ll. llrotllc- tirel-xidingl Those presen; being the ltev. R. and Mrs. Murry. Rev. Mi‘. Mellick. l\lrs.l Mt-Neill. Mr. and Mrs. A. .l. Mathe- son. Mr. W. i2. Brooks and Mr. J. (lidsione. it was tlccitiod to hold tho district couvcntlon in connection with tho titiicieiicy conference for tho Districts of West Prince, 0‘Leary and ‘lﬂvne Valley in the Presbyterian Church on Oct. 8th at which the (ion- era]. Secretary the Rev. W. A. Ross will ho the, epezilter.---\\’. -BOY SHOT AT TlGNlSH.—A fatality. under extremely sad circum- slant-cs occurred‘ on Sunday at Tig- nish. Master Ralph Jacquers, aged l1 yours. and his aunt. Mrs. ilerbort. Crockett. from the lfnitni States. wcrc visiting Mr. John llarpcr, the luttli-us -biothr~i~ii1-la\v. All were sitting at. itllllilﬁi‘. except Master Ralph. when ‘they were startled by a loud report just tiutaitie the housc. Outside they ‘round tlio boy dead. the charge from n gun, which unknown to anyone l‘ haying lpnssed thiougli his neck. ,t:ausiiig itisttintzttietius death. Just how the accident tit-rurrcrl is unknown. The unfortunate lat‘: was the only son of it widow. Mrs. ltalph Jncquera. who re- _J sides in Boston. The remains were forwarded yesterday.

take advantage of our it will

25--gallon

-~~Mr. D. T. Bulls, Me-rchant. at Biooiuiieltl. autoetl to Summerside Tut-satiny evening and returned homr- by tllc evening express. “H. <-Mr. Stephen‘ lialloran, Bloom- ﬁeld ivas an outward passenger by the boat on‘ Tuesday morning en route to Gardiner, lilainc.~li.

-'l‘he Station Agent at (Theory and Mrs. Large are on their vacation. They appear to he having a good time from word received-JV.

~';\lr. Lea Mountain. Summersitlr was a passenger east on Tuesday evening on route to Halifax where ho hits eitlisted with the Navynvli.

——Mr. Rnttenhury. (‘hailottetown was in Summerside on ’l‘uesday evctiing. returning from a touring trip through tho Vi/‘estern part of the islantL-H.

-—-;‘\ir. ll. (l. Mutiart ot’ the iirm oi‘ Sinclair & Stewart Ltd., returned on 'i‘ucsday' night from a buying trip to Montreal. 'i‘oronto and other cities in tho interest of theuirm.

~—.\irs. .loseph Cameron, Ellerrilc.

wvho has been visiting her daughter

Airs. Wdlter Brock. Boston. f0" the past four months arrived by tho 8.8. Northuniberimid on Monday t-vcning on return to her lIOTlIOs-‘X.

ﬁiFWlvuote» sour nrsns runs atoon

The bones, the muscles. and all the organs of the body depend for their strength vi tons and healthy action on pure ‘ iood. .

Hoodhu Stirs: aarillo makes pure blood. It is positively unequaled in the treatment of ncrofnla, utarrh, -‘ rheumatism, dyspepsia. lou of ap- petite. that tired feeling. There u no other medicine like iL Be lure

to tHod’n d ittodny. I! nlllauyoaiam

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Dawson. B. _'\.. the president and the Rev. G. Steel D.D.. the Superintend- ent ot’ Misrions. During the evening a duet Wits sting by the Ali's. titer.)

ley also snug a solo. The brethren irom Alberton. (‘ape \\'olt'. liideford. travelled from Stminiersitle via auto. They desire to thank the friends which manic this possible.»—\\'.

Smelt Nets at llolman’s

Order Smtlt Acts early in the season» and ii‘ you order from |ltiln'ian'.\ you may be sure there are no better tiels pro- rurable at any price.

Every net is gunrtitr teed true to lengthqiepth and mesh. as specified. blade oi choicest Sen ls- lantl cotton. evenly anti uniformly woven with the inst lock knot known.

\\'rile_ us for price list.

. advising the quantity you require.

There is only one way to he proper" to malt. the most oi‘ sud-It fishing possibilities. and that is to order ‘the tints at out-e and have tlicin on lmntl and ready when the sea- son opens.

Phone or tnail ‘ orders given prompter-t tiussiblc attention at llolmanis.

HOLMAN’ S

SUMM ERSIDE lfl5-il-2OM2ibili. ,

-.\~v. Mnuawwwpwﬁmmm- - "ﬁﬂAA/vyqr $4.0M.’

ATHERJ

Morris and Mr. F. llentltqv. Mr. Rent-l

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Canadian Government Railways,

-Pi'.ince Edward Island Railway-

Provincial “EXllllllllilll. lllilnwn, September 25th to 28th Inc. 1917.

Excursion Return Tickets at ONE WAY FIRST CLASS fare will be issued from all Stations_to Charlrvtetown hr all regular trains on September 24th, 25th, 2bth 4.11.1 7m good to return up to and tn October 1st. 1917.

Special Cheap Fares

Tickets at spacial REDUCED rates will be issued from’ all Stations to Charlottetown, on September 25th, 26th, 27th and 28th, good to returno nlday of issue or itillowingday by special or regular

ltrains up to and including 27th. and by regular trains ONLY on 28th

and 29th September.

Special Train Arrangements l3 Fares STATION LEAVE FARE

lﬁgnish 5.00 A. M. O'Leary » “ Sumriierside ‘ » Kensington

Emerald

Hunter River

Charlotte town Arr.

Elmira Souris St. Peters

' Mt. Stewart Bedford

Charlottetown Arr.

Proportionate fares from all other Stations.

_ Inc oming A. M. and out going P. M. trains will stop at Exhibi- tion grounds to leave oft and take on passengers.

Returning from Charlottetown trains o1 25th and 26th and

027th will leave as follows-For Murray Hirbor at 6 p. m, for

Sourls and Elmira at 5.30 p. m. and 6.45 p. m., for Cape ‘fr/averse, Summerside and hgmsh at 4 p. m., and 6 p, m., and for George» town at 7 (l5 p. m. "

See posters at Stations for full information.

l‘ A. HAYES, H. H, MELANSON, General Mﬂﬂﬁger. Passenger Traftic Manager.

Moncton. Moncton. W._T. liUGGAN. .

District Passenger Agent Charlottetown

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