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In many homes once childless there are

now children because of the fact that Lydia E. Pink}ism'sVegetabIe Compound

mskesvmmen normal,healthyandstrong.

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Brooklyn, N. Y. -“I was ailing all the

time and did not know what the matter was. I wanted a baby but my health would not permit it. I was nervous, my side ached and I was all run down. l heard that Lydia E.Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound was good and took the medi- dne. Ihuve now a beautiful baby and your Compound has helped me in every way."-Mrs. J. J. S'ri-Jwiurr, N9 Hum- boldt St., Brooklyn. N Y.

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No. N651-1!/2 inch iiicsli, si/e Bit.

$1.00; ‘-i/i- -i fi. $1.30 silc (i fl. $1.90.

No. N582-1% Iiicli mosh, size 3 if.

$1.15l _-irc 4 ll. $1.55; riizc ti it. $2.20.

No, N6S}.1'., inch mosh, size 8 it.

$2.00; sizc -1 ll. $2.90.

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N0. N584-iliigiit iiiol Li-it Marlin in I

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N0. N685-I-I-(Z iii-iiing 'Voins (Willie)

for iiiiiiigiiig nt 45s. pci- Ib.

No. N686-L'-»ikw»<»»i ut Sc. per Ih. No. N687-Vwizir i`l~i:ii~i nt $1.30 [ii-r

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Tryon Prmbyterian Church, on Sun-

-RED CROSS WORK. -The ladies

Road are doing their bit in Patriotic work in knitting good woollen socks lem] the d9m0“5U`“U011 Of R0m3l1 for the soldiers, L_ Meal nt HOLMAN’S. Summersidc

fro i Thursday till Saturday

-TRYON BAPTIST. -On Sunday

-woR'rHv oF PRA|sE.- 'rho Strong & Co- 3228 0 ` ' ' '

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I-SERIOUS LOSS.- The heilvy NEW HOTEL AT O’LEARY. - 0 0 ' _

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-WEDDING BELLS. _ At St. Mal- mier ut the Exhibition Grounds on ii ('liurcli, l{i‘nkoi'n. Scpt. 21st was Friday, October lst. at 1 o'clock. He

thc sci-ne of n pretty evcnt when Miss iS

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-IT PAYS t this Province.

tion

o buy in

-THE Monmrio oA|i.v Guardian CM

be obtained at Lafferty's Tonsor- mum

-OAT MARKET.- The prospect EXC

the price of new oats this autumn mel’

r not so good as last year, the price

-NEW CLOCK.- The people of

-GRAIN T0 CUT.- The harvest- 50°

ing is all about completed in and a- round Malpeque. but some late grain

still uncut. Some farmers has done little threashing and report good St

ium 0ui__.1)_ our hats' before placing your order

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-The friends oi’ Mr. Patrick Ryan’

Suinuiersidc will hc pleased to lcarn

that utter a lon illness he has lm- ‘"0-53" proved so well gthut on Saturday lic Suuiinersidei 3230‘9'30M2iE1i-

was able lo walk down town and was

Krectcd by many friends.-H.

__ at

y evening, October 3rd, commenc-

lllg at 7.30 ok-lock. A pleasant hour Pie

anticipated. Gun

_ _m ing the Exhibition. F. W. Strong &

Co., Summerslde. 3228

the Wonien's institute, Graham’s

xt the services will be Westniore- '

land` 10.30. ’i`ryoii 2.30. Albany 7. " Coiilereiico Meeting at Tryon oxi Sat- Ui urd

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plc of Loi lb, may be Jusily proud their Cheese which took first prize

thc iflmrlotictowii Exhibition. The CUPS. G10*/ES limi llii killdti Of C10'-hill!! ecsc maker is Mr, Wilfrid Mc- for the cold weather can be bought ut ugall and thc results speak well for rcusoiinblc prices nt thc I’eople's Store,

both thc inukcr and those patrons F.

who supplied the milk.-H.

ii Monday morning struck the Having opened a hotel (The Orient) at

reliouse on Rossi Avc belonging O'Leary, we are now prepared to cater

Mi (‘oliii Milligan and carried off to

the roof the loft containing ten tons thi' l’il1ii0l1. COIICFBIS Bidewilik. brighi

my ren .md smashed two new airy rooms. and e001 service- T- M- ighs and zi. carriage. The loss is UUWME. 2940~8-13Mf£.

about S300 with no insurance.-H,

thc holy bonds oi' nizitriinony to H. . Martin Kcougli oi' Tryon. The

` liriilc wits altcndcrl by the groom's W -

lc, Miss .lcun ('am bell of Ca e

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Traverse. while the groom was sup- TURE HOUSE-ily kind permission of pencil ily iir. Gurrieid Perkins, prom. Mr. Gaudet. ii rerreselltuiive of the

oi thc bride. (Pat, please copy.) Pr

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-MINISTER WELL LIKED. -_ De

iTlini_ thc sermon on Sunday, 19th DF

th morning und evening, delivered Hi the llcv_ Mr. Murcherson of Ohio

urcli will not be overlooked.-D. &

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tober f5th at 12.30 p. m. Exten. ir sive sale. Three farms are also

%l_0lir.‘a of _

Having enlisted for Overseas vi

Service I will dispose of my ui

Public Auction on Tuesday, Oc- W

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offered for new black oats is 37c, _ for white asc.-H. fre!

Yeo,

merside now set their time pieces -' the new town clock, it having been at H ectiy regulated by Mr. H. R. ‘miy

.Crockett-H.

ent

ay 7.30. good line oi' up to date clothing to

iule Perkins oi' Alliniiy, was united his class. Eligible to 2.29 class. li.

al for recruits at nn interval in the ogramme oi the Picture House lo- glit and tomorrow.

urrell-Johnson Iron Co., Yarmouth"

eads around the top. Brace, McKay

Beware of imiiations. 3241-li-30mZli

ceivcd by thc undersigned up till October 7th. i`or thc finishing of the new Orange Hall, Kensington. Plans and specifications can be 'seen nt

W,” Weslic Chun1plon’s Barber Shop. By

Order of ifonimittee. (Sgd) George A.

today for coal, water und other sup- plies from ll.. T. Holman, Ltd. S. S.

today for Carleton after taking bunk-

Captain Legauit, sailed today after taking supplies. Schooner' “Jessie

___ Brown," Captain Richards, sailed to- ' da

, . -POLICE COURT. -In the Police

P A tl Court at Summerside yesterday the

u charge against Benjamin Sonler which

has been before the court for some weeks was further inquired into. The

cilm oi’ the nssunlt being the prin-

cipal witness. At the conclusion of

c evidence the magistrate committed

- the accused for trial at the Supreme

household utensllsfstockv Crop Court, on the charge oi' assualt to

' do

and Farmmg Implements by ond charge in which the prisoner

ill be tried nt the Supremo Court.

He is also under suspended sentence om the last session of the Supreme Court.

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-BUY YOUR WINTER HAT.at the ore where you can save money. See

Strong & C0 3229 9 29M2i

-ROMAN MEAL will be served free HOl.MAN’S, Summerside in differ-

i`orms from Thursday till Satur-

-GUNS-Guns, Guns. We will be ased to have you inspect our line of s and Ammunition while attend-

-ROMAN MEAL. - Be sure i0 nt-

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3230-9-30M2iEli.

WINTER OVERCOATS»-Wliut about nt new winter Overcoat. We have u

ow you. Cull and see ue. F. W.

-SWEATERS. -Cont Sweaters,

.M27 9 29M2l

W. Strong & Co., Sunimerside.

all travellers, nicely located near

FOR SALE-The fast pacer Pre-

aii excellent driver and can win in

Morrison, Suinnierside.

3226-9-29M2i

RECRUITING ADDRESS AT PIC-

ovinciul Patriotic Society will have opportunity of making ii. short ap-

-THE GENUINE New Silver Moon

Co., Ltd. are agents for the genuine.

-TENDERS. -Tenders will be rc-

Easter. 3237-9-30-E3i

-SHIPPING. -S. S. “Marguerite Hackett,” Captain Slitt, came in

. O. Gravel," Captain Stitt, sailed

coal, water und other supplies from T. Holman, Ltd. S. S. “Sin-mac,”

y for Picton utter discharging coal.

bodily harm. This makes the sec-

600 pages, 1Gc. at HOLMAN’S,

ley 50c, J. A. McNeill, Tyne Valley _

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1. : . S. Reid, Ro al Ban , yne n ummers e on ues ay morn ng

"'°tNE %ENL 'E' v;'g'ih?‘°g°}::;` Valley 2.00; L. McNgvin. Tyne Val- and crossed by the EmDress_ 011 F h or s ver s g rd! ui 1' iey 1,00; James Ramsay, Soc; Mrs. business trip to New York and Bos-

’§““_ ‘°“°mP““Y ° iz. ”' cms. Lidstoue. 1.00; ure. 'r. A. wn-. ton.-H.

° 'Use' t"°”W'nv° ° ” ' son, 3.00; Mrs. Turner 50c; Mrs. ‘ '

-w. i<. maouosu. clone For 1”". M°L"°“ "Wi M_'“;,E“‘: w"“"'““

1.00, Preston Ellis -.00, Ephrian

hitnge' 1' G“"di'“ Agent 1” sum' Philips Tyne Valley 50i-~ Henry Wil-

' °- nam 2.00; 'riromer williams soc; ' ' ' ' I " `

WANTED.- at once, 2 newly gfggi (}‘;f’°('._v}V{‘:'g,’gs 11'%%'_ X;A_Biwg{;:',fS “Bingle's Melodrama" a three part hened cows. Apply to C. E. P. L00! Mm John Enélam 50”. Mrs farce comedy was the headllner of Alberton. 3193-.-271031. A|dr'ed England 100. Mm' Phum; an interesting and varied program

williams 1.00; Mie.`E1iwrrdmi'yp in P'°°°“*°‘l “t *hi* P°P“"“'- '”‘°“"°

SALADA, regular 40c. 'ret 33c. W” sms; Elxemne L00, Mm Ear last night. Produced by the Vitngrlllh. 0LMAN'S, Summerside this week warg England Bidéford ioo. Mrs CDUIDIHY with their star cast of - 323°'9'3°M2’E1‘~ Albert wiilisfiis 2.00- Mrs' sheeve m°"" “‘““°"' *M* f“"°° 1° “ P‘°‘“‘“"

Mme, 500. Mm Evans Bideford relief rfom the slap-stick variety.

“QUEEN HEATER STOVES' " 25c' Ed McKinnon Mt Pleasant 100 The “wry briefly is as t°"°W° "" d and strong, only $1.50 at Braces. T061 ‘£3 75 _H ' ' ' ` Bingle wishes to become an actor,

' ' ' ltr; bluys a iplay from a poorauthor.

-- ng e fanc es he is a star hires his

WESTERN PERSONALS own company. The author begs him

to withdraw and the audience forces

_ -Mr. Graham Rogers, law student him to by the aid of an assortment

left on Tuesday morning on a busi- _provided fifteen minutes of laughter ness trip to Boston.-H. and some interesting scenes at Coney

--Hioi-moAos o|c'rioNAnv, ni- - Island. With#

-Mr. Arlemas Woods, Found's Mr. Duguid sang in splendid style ¢|'eHUi1€F-

Mills, was visiting his cousin in Brad- a rousing song of the sea. “A Thou- Of US- albane last week. L. sand Miles from Shore" his powerful “Tile

___ voice carrying his audience with him Were

-Miss Myrtle Wigmore, Found’s to the swinging system of the melody. ready

Mills, is visiting friends in Summer- The same programme will be repeated

side the guest of her cousin, Mrs. J. today at all three shows. Y. Phillips.-L. of vegetables, eggs, etc.

The balance of the programme was

-Mr. Oliver Muttart, Summerside, made up of interesting dramatic ers

has left on a trip io Sun Francisco, stories. "The Phanton Warning" a

Cal., where he will spend the winter. story dealing with the modern sweat _a

-H. shops. "A Bay of Gold” and "The them

Divided Locket" were followed with they

-Messrs W. D. Colley, Walter Wig- close attention. "The Butchers Bride" but

more, G. Green, and Francis Murray,

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*_* ' prisoners, still fired at us. My lci`t

PARIS, Sept. 28.-"Infantry attacks hand- was pierced by a revolver hul-

began nt noon Saturday," suid is aol- let Bred point blnnk by nn urtillcry- dier wounded in the Champagne fight- mini. My captain knocked him down ing. in describing the operations which and 'sat on his chest."

___ resulted in an important guin for the 'tail Oli' the WOUD<i0li. Will0 hav? HPI-

_" Frencliz- rv iere, were covcrci from ical

ii ` i _ _ _ __`-,"'t_Ff\S ` "My regiment was acting as n. sup- to foot with clinlky mud. Most_ ol

_ \\ -»\ P|J'-' , port. For three days our artillery them were wearing the new llsllt

I ` \ ,D N EY _¢ 'Ll {__,I hud been making an appalling din by steel helrnct, which they dccliired linil . S R __ _..- 514 q»,`~. day and night, Big guiis hurled li8Y0d li10tlBil.llliS Ol’ iiVUS. ()ilL‘, Wil() .'i`|'|.,,, E‘ii‘ri,14EU~MA-iq£A"J: Shells Wilil0ut respite. had no helmet and whosc hcnd wits -.‘¢`|_i'_*i D|A;£S,.g5 B” _,,|;1iii',`,\_,J. “We ini’o.ntrymen, waiting for the cut by a glancing niuchiiic gun bul-_ ` *lf-`_~."I`,,|I.l‘ end of it. began to get impatient. Sat- lets' saidz- ‘ _

1. 3 -iiunkl. uriiay, we ate heartily at 11 o'clock, Ill the thickest of liic iniiiniry :it-

\ THE* und then looked over our arms. Finally tack. I arrived with my company at

at noon, our chiefs shouted "Forward." the German artillery positions. Gun-

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yell like men possessed. ners, bound we were from the dlcd was pretty hot in front were

pletely stuplfled them." ,

had gone ahead, work and were 31-

German trenches.

them in our turn nt the trenches were iillcd up with German bodies.

we saw enormous cr

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any were living, but

not We did not stop long.

we saw ii strong

sheltered iii u pit

guns. They did ,not

for we 1'ell on tlicni with

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fencing. Seeing tlicinsclvcs

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mixed with lnfantryméii. _liuigi around the pieces. All of them surrounded. Our artillery had

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_ This lamp gives far better light th_an e_ver before-at a big saving in current bills.

You need the CONDOR.

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Terms most liberal. 1"

record entry of livie Tttockl, also ta large entry list agr cu ura pro uc s.

P' _WILLIAMS’ Should the weather prove favorable

Mt, Pleasant, Lot 13 the exhibition will become one of the

e Prince County Exhibition opens Summerside today. There is a

3239_9_3()MthS2i_ llll‘g€Bl‘. yet ileid in the COllhly. A ‘ V , f -5- % number of important changes have

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Millinery

Our Fall Millinery is just in and it is fine. The

styles are perfect and the quality is unsurpassed.

Mrs. Norman McPhail Nee Miss Harris will have

full charge of our Millinery Department again this Season and will be glad to see all her old customers and many new ones.

R. J. McNeill’s

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een made o the round and in the

more accommodation for horses being provided than formerly. A new grand stand has also been erected. A large

agdétion has been made to the cattle s e . _

-THE BTORM WE8T.-- At Bal-

tic a machine house belonging to Cousins Bros.. was damaged by tha roof being blown off. On Malpeque Road a wind mill on the barn of Al- bert Mcduigan was blown down. Great damage was also done at Dr. Kier's wharf which will necessitate prompt repairs. Several small boats was driven far up in the fields while the “I-la`ttie" belonging to the McNuti: Oyster Company sank at the side oi the wharf and was consider- ably damaged. Darnley Bridge was completely washed away. about 500 feet being gone. Fish houses were wrecked and several boats were damaged, one boat going completely over the bridge and is now lying sunk on the south side. it was the highest tide in years. The wind did much damage to the Telephone wires. fenc- es, lobster traps and hay and grain

stacks.-D.

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([You Will note that it f is devoid of all extreme'

features and yet it is distinctly smart and Stylish. (IThousands of good dressers are wearing zofh Century Brand clothes year after year.

([Ask any of them and they'1l be glad to tell you Why.

We are exclusive

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