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We have a complete and very I - - L _'one cenr p r were ma ni- ".-" .»"'f"o modern department for handling " 1 '"1' "vs t2"'?_1“m° Prmnce' -ei-:isa roi- adveriisiiig in ma column. , '§_.f..,-.~~

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Send ug your exposures wg willy Representative for Bouris. Bef the beet there ‘S 1” them' .°'r eonoon ives is oust-aisn

' Representative for Souris.

[he G' H' cook Studio ..*1'i-is i.Am7_sv__§|i_.- 'rue s. s.

Lady Sybil, docked at eight o'clock.

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Exhibition Week '_ ,,,_ S , ,ces

Visit our Studio and have an V Georgetown, Sunday, 19th at 11 a.m.

up-todate Photo taken for your and 7 p.m. Mr. stephen siiei-ren win

friend5_ officiate.

Bayer Photo Studio

117 Grafton Street Opposite Post Office

A. E. Lyon

Photo Studio

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S'”°a‘;i;.;“.§.°.§:...$°"°ge Work unexcelled.

Moderate Prices.

Amateur’s work given personal

attention 107 Queen St. Ch’Town Phone 68]

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. CARL McDONALD in Gllardlalt

Wednesday morning, with passengers and mail from the Magdalen Is- lands*

HOLY TRIN --» e v

will be held in Holy Trinity Church,

..*CONSIGNMENT OF GEESE.-

SEAL

Sterns Bros. consignment Summerside fiittened for

Ltd., Sourls' shipped a of a thousand geese to recently which will be the United States mar-

DRAN D

Corral:

Irresistible !

In %, 1 and 2 pound cans.

Whole- ground- pu1verized-

also Fine Ground for Percolators.

CHASE & SANBORN,

MONTREAL

165

Tlmo Table, Rocky Point Ferry. '

B. B. Hillsboro.

Leave Clftovm Leave Rocky Point 7.00 a.m. 7.20 a.m. 8.00 a.m. 0.30 a.m. 11.00 a.m. 1.30 p.m. 2.80 p.m. 8.30 p.m. 4.30 p.m. 6.30 p.m.

9.30 a.m. SUNDAY

12.45 p.m. 2.00 p.m. 8.00 p.m. 4.00 p.m.

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M. MURPHY. Manager.

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CHEAP FARE AUTUMN EXCURS-

` ION T0 BOSTON. 1

Commencing Sept. 10th excursion;

rates will be issued to Boston good for return within 30 days.

From Charlottetown to Boston and

return $13.00. The autumn is a de- lightful time to visit Boston. Steamer , leaves Charlottetown ev(-iry Friday at noon. For further particulars apply to

JAS. CARRAGH ER.

Agent.

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Young Men’s Boots

The very latest for

Fall Wear.

,$6.00 per pair lMen’s

j Dark Tan _ calf skin

, lace boot with brown . cloth tops.

` Men’s

Gun Metal lace boot

with grey cloth tons.

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..*lNSTlTUTE PlCNlC.- A very

successful and enjoyable picnic was held at North Lake under the auspic- es of Lakeview Wonieii's Institute, on Monday, Sept. tlth. The day was ideal for a pleasant outing and not- withstanding the busy season quite a number drove nine or ten miles. At the grounds a well stocked 'booth was furnished with delicious ice- cream, candy etc., while the tables spread in the hall nearby fairly groaned under the good things so generously furnished by the ladies. A rifle match promoted by the young men proved very popular, and was largely palronized. About sunset the crowd dispersed. ‘The sum of forty dollars was realized which goes to the Machine Gun Fund. On behalf of the Institute, Mrs. J. E. Dingwell, President takes this opportunity of expressing thanks to the ladies oth- er than members, who so liberally aided us ln supplying cakes and well filled baskets, to the men who so efficiently prepared a place for the picnic and to all others who assist- eil in any way to make our effort a success.

|SllN|] Pllll SENUS PBEM

Mrs. Robert Macpherson, West Roy-

alty, has received fi'om her son, Jos- eph L., some fine views of Shorn- clitfe, and tho following poem, which was written by a private in the 31st Baitalioli. Mr. Macplierson, who en- listed from Peace Crossing last fall, has quite a. few Island comrades in this western brigade. including H. L. lletliune, W. Stanley and Weiidall Mc- Kenzie. “I'M THINKING OF YOU EVERY DAY."

"l liaven’t had time to sit down and . writc,

Anil thought perhaps you might

pine;

So I send you this card to say I’m

all right, .

And geitiiigfaloiig real fine.

1 Men’s

l Patent Button with

Charlottetown. ' ‘

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grey cloth tops. Men’s ,

Gun Metal with grey

suede tops. ,

Alley & Co.

EXCURSION S

Rates from Ch’town

MONTR1-:AL , . $18.85

Tickets on Sale Sept. 16th, 17th and 18th, Limit, October 4th. y

Also Se t. 30th, October lst, I and 2nd? Limit, October 18th.

BOSTON $18.00

to Oct. 16,' Limit, Thirty ays-

W. B. IIOWAND, §).|;jA., O.p.R» Sf- J0l\l'l» . .

1A\|¢n B. l‘osh. 164 liichmond Street

Phone 3ll

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f ~ ‘lf .il-E -_;, A Ticlilish Proposition

Our Coal is bound to_tickle the

whole family either, directly °f indirectly._ _ . Father is tickled by U16 mf" even heat that fills th¢ d.°“» Mother py the iauick, lasting heat that enables er to keep H good stock of goodies fo_r thc- iddies what are always tickled to get home o apleasant fire and mothers BEST.

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When the Empires Call for more men

to fight

For her honor-iin me caused a

illrill '

I felt I must or else I should “bust,"

Su l'm ut Otterpool (lamp linrd at

drill.

The work it is stiff, we're at it all day , And soniotiincs hall’ of the night; But we nro hardening to it and getting

quite fit,

Anil thank goodness, wc're all all

right. My duty calls mc, as you very well

know,

To tho front where the fighting is

done'

And when 1he 31st gets grips on the

foe

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From LONDON From HALIFAX

About About ‘

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From LIVERPOOL From HALIFAX Via Nfld. Via Nild. About About

T b . September llth

Sgpt. ith. Diirziyiiiii September 25th

Above sailings are not guaranteed and

are subject to change without notice.

Furness,Withy& Co.|-ld-

blalifax, N. S. 1 W

There is no letting go till we'vo

won.

So cheer up my dear, tho’ parted we

are,

And though I’m so far away,

My lovod ones are ever first in my

thoughts,

l‘in thinking of you every day." ;

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Cash must accompany order.

EASTERN PERSONALS

- ..*i\lr. John Campbell, Souris, is spending it few days vacation in Charrottetuwn*

..*Mr. Augustus l\iacD.'inaIil has -1-

turned to Sourls Tuesday after a pleasant vacation .spent in Charlot- tetown.*

..“'The following registered at the

Cox Hotel, Sourls, Woilncsilay:- A. MacCanneIl, Sydney; J. E. lteboic and wife, St. John; E. T. Gallant, Charlottetown; (‘. M. Crooks, Halifax H. M. \'anBuskirk, (!liarlottotown;H. ivaiiiiunialwr. St. John! _

lIlMP SUSSEX Hlllli HUMUH lHll HHH WILL

W|llllH IN Sl. .IUHN

SUSSEX, Sept. 14.-There are now

28 officers of the 64th in camp. The second in command, Lieut;-Col. H. Flowers, of Halifax, is here but the second major of the battalion, Major G. H. Maxwell, an artillery officer ot' Halifax, is at Kingston taking an in- fantry officer’s field course. Other of- officers are also taking machine gun and inusketry courses and this will continue until all have completed these qualifications for command, while some of the ofilcers are recruit- ing in Nova.Scotia. and New Bruns- wick.

The belief is taking firmer root here

daily that the 64th will spend tho win- tor in St. John. Little hints are now being dropped in those quarters that ought to know and from very nearly the some quarters come, too, the hope that this idea may not he carried out. Amherst would be preferred if the ,battalion cannot stay at Sussex. The ‘short of the matter is that St. John has got into unpleasant odor as win- ter quarters for any troops. The med- ical ofi"lcer's report on the conditions at the armory when the 20th (New Brunswick) battalion was there from Noveinper ,to June was not satisfac- tory. The other places that were used ,for troops, the exhibition building, where the 6th Mounted Rifles, "I3" Squadron, was before going to Am- herst; the immigration sheds on the west side of the harbor where No. 5 Company Corps were stationed. were only fitted up in a temporary way. The Canadian Railway flonstruction Corps made their own provision in immigration cars.

Without undue criticism, too, it may

be added, that the 26th, which is mak- ing a good name for itself by other 'measurements of military gooiliiess than is possible in a somewhat “goo- dy-goody" town as St. John has the reputation of being did not always have the discipline that would have avoided one or two things that in themselves were small for men who are not supposed to be eleven hun- dred white angles but which got mag- nitled by the townspeople. Indced the 26th battalion has found the truth of the Shakespearean lines:-

l‘low to take E N O°S "Fl1UlT SALT"

USE a tea-

spoonful to

:L glass (or half

the spoon,and do not drink until the effcrvescence has nearly sub- sided.

For over 40 Years

--has been the household remedy in thou- sands of homes the world over. Never has

' the medical profession endorsed any_ preparation

so heartily and so completely as this. Because -

-ENO’S is the only and original "FRUIT SALT"-possessing all thc beneficial constitueiits of ripe fruit, without linriiiful ingredients, and well termed " Nature's own Remedy.” A little taken in . water acts as a quick, safe and valuable cor- rective, and makes a delicious, refreshing drink, too.

1t's action is to

by gentle, nafiiral means--removing all poison and waste from thc digestive organs and gi\'i|ig tone- vitality--iicw vim and vigor. lint-beware of im:/u/1pn.\~! There is only one ENDS. Sold by all good Drnggisis.

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Purify and Cleanse the Entire System

When iotalie E N O'S

"FRUIT SALT"

FIRST thingin

the morning

is generally the hes! time to take "ENO'S." ll can, li 0 w i: v e r 11 e taken at any time with health- fuland beneficial

1=f¢;.mi1 only by

Agents for North America HAROLD F. RITCHIE & C0. LIMITED

10 MCCAUL STREET, TORONTO

effect.

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W 'iiiiihiiis

“The evil that men do lives after

tlieni;

The good is oft interred with their

bones."

There are some who think that if

St. John never again has a battalion with a pay roll of $35,000 i1 month in its confines it will be its own fault. But the real military objection to St. John is that there is no field on which more than two conipanles can extend in open order within three miles of the armory and this is so far that it Cannot be reached only once a day. This is on the Lancaster Heights, Fnirville. The 0-ith however, will cer- tainly remain for another month at (lamp Sussex.

Licut.-(Toi. Campbell and Mrs. (lump-

bell gave a dance at their hoinc at Apohaqni last week in honor of the officers of the 6-ith.

30,000 JARS PRESERVED

FRUIT FOR SOLDIERS.

HAMILTON, Sept. 14.-'The sub-

coininittee of the board of education met the domestic science teachers, Misses Strong, Haist, Taylor and Campbell and Mrs. Fairley, and John B. Hanna and F. W. Macilloth, repre- senting the Canadian club fruit cam- paign committee, yesterday. The board of education committee has placed the tive doinestio science class rooms at the disposal _of the fruit campaign committee and the domestic science teachers will have tlielr class- es assist in putting up fruit for the Canadian overseas hospitals, in as 1111136 quantities as possible. There are twenty»i’our burner in h cl

For Vacation Days

. There is nothing that

we could suggest to add more pleasure on your holiday than a Kodak- they are light, compact, efficient and dependable

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room. it is estimated that the classes will be able to put up 1.000 quarts xi day. Tho fruit growers have intlinat ed that they will send in not loss than 5.000 baskets next week. This means 30,000 quart jars of fruit for the sol- diers in the hospitals. The churches that are provided with kitchens have arranged to have same in full opera- tion.

ihe cunning oi’ this fruit must be done nt tho homes and the co-operatioii of

Prevention of

Hard and Soft Coal

Wholesald and Retail Now is the time to put in your lVlnter‘s Supply of Coal when roads M-9 good, weather dine, and prices ‘°¥\?gtimv@ 5 good supply of Soft Coal In stock suitable for Domestic and Steam purposes and have fresh car- goes arrivlng almost daily.

We have also a supply of Best An-

thracite Coal in Egg Stove and Chest- nut sizes euitahle for Furnaces' and _pug BBurr~ r Stoves.

We shall be pleased to have your

order for your requirements at any

time.

, for charter always in

d¢§:siii)¢i),n;\ii'd highest rates of freight,

paid.

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in the fullest sense of the word. We carry a complete stock of Kod- aks, Films and all sup- plies. We have a develop- ing and printing depart- ment which is equipped up-to date. Prices satis- factory. Mail your next film to

The Ella Pharmacy, Ltd.

Montague,

I , Broken lenses duplicated.

I s’siDE ivrnzzimfrs Wheat, bus. $1-00 £0 L25 |Wool, lb. 26 to 40 iidggs, doz.

20

Hay, pressed, 10.00 to 13.50 !

Iltdes, lb. .14 Oatmeal, per 100 3.50 !Oats, (white) bus. .Gil Barley, bus. 65 to 90 liuckivlieat 1.25

Butter, ib. <aairy)“ 21 to 22

'Butter lb. (creamery) 28 Outs (black) bus. '.68

CHICAGO MARKETS

S'1`.J()IlN, N. ll., Sept.. 15.---(‘.liii':i_i:ii

Wheat No 2, ltcd Noiniiiiil; No Il ll.<-il 1.08 to 1.11 1-2; No 2 liard, noiiiiiial; .No Ii, hard 1.08 to 1.10; (‘orii No 2. yellow, 70 I-4 to 77. Otlivrs nominal. `Oats, No 3, white, 311 1-2 to R4 Ii-4; standard, 37 to 34. Ryo. No 2. 04. liar- -ley, 50 to 00. 'I`imotliy, 5.50 to 9.00.

A (‘.lover 11.00 to 10.00. Pork, 12.05. Laird

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8.15 to 8.75. Ribs 7.75 to 8.117.

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Inte ‘national Line

every woman in Hamilton is required. 3¢“m,|,|p. ¢,|,,|,, sum", qw, pmg.

loy and Governor Cobb.

Fall Excursions Low

Fares

Return Limit 30 Days

Eye Trouble St. John to Boston $7.00

_ _ St. John to Portland 6.50

Prevention is better than cure. cloltx,-ilrii-i‘s‘)ri.mrq;¥. L\M_3hiiP.1_i`»{\~;¢»)=r, \y_;§,: It ls cheaper* B'i1nd iiri`\dnllri‘stoii,' Reliigni icavhttniciiiial i\"l;a;l-

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t e _time y use 0 g asses, avert- _ ing discomfort, sufferingand per- °TEA':§,*g"’gU,l”,f‘Es§Af,*fEfE"° manent impairment of sight. _We mm N_,,,,, ,,,,,, .,, 1...... wi...f_ii...i,»». .vm are properly equipped to adyust da, as p m.. an New von. at »...m. sim.. .ef-

vice returnin .

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NORTH STAR

CANADIAN GOVERNMENT RAILWAYS

P. -E. lslancl- Railway

Provincial Exhibition Charlottetown September, 21st, to 24th, inst. 1915

Excursion Return Tickets at one way First Class fare

will be issued from all stations to Charlottetown by all reg- ular trains on September 20th, 21st, 22nd and 23rd. good to return up to and on September 25th, 1915.

SPECIAL CHEAP FARES.

Tickets at Special Reduced Rates will be issued from

all stations to Charlottetown on September 21st, 22nd, and 23rd. good to return up to and on September 24th, and on September 24th, good to return up to and_ on September 25th, 1915, good going and returning by either special or regular trains.

Special Train Arrangements and Fares.

Station. Leave. Fare.

Tigiiisli 5.00 A. M. $ 1.40 ()’Leary 6.12 1.25 Summerside 8.22 Kensington 8.40 Emerald _ 9.05 lluntcr River _ 9.35 Charlottetown Arrive 10.30

es'

.70 .45

Elmira Souris

St. Peters

Mt. Stewart ‘ Bedford _

Charlottetown Arrive

?_`yEHi`<`>f“` ' "M

Lake Verde

Mt. Albion _ 9.50

` Charlottetown Arrive 10.25

Proportionate fares from all other stations. _ Incoming A. M. and outgoing P. M. trains will stop at

Exhibition Grounds to leave off and take on pas- sengers. _

Returning from Charlottetown Trains on 21st, 22nd. 23rd. will leave as follows: For Murray Harbor at 6.00

P. M. For Souris and Elmira 5.45 P. M. and 6.15 P. M. For Cape Traverse, Summerside and Tignish at 4.00 P. M. and 6.00 P. M., and for Georgetown at 6.25 P. M.

See Posters at Stations for full information.

C, A, Hayes, H. H. Melanson,

General Traffic Manager, General Passenger Agent Moncton. Moncton.

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H’ J' ‘S "c`§i“i:'-fig; N ‘_ District Passenger Agent, Ch’town.

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