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, 82d keen!y contested sports were wit-
| events and winners of positions :—
| H. McDonald; 3,W.Davy.—Time 3.16.
| foot; 2, F. McDougall; 3,K. McKenzie,
|} welland Neal-tie: 2, Dewar.
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WEST KENT SPORTS.
The pupils of West Kent School held | their field day on the C.A.A.A. grounds Saturday, and wel! conducted
vnesed. A large crowd was in attend- ance. Among the spectators were | Lieut. Governor M ‘Intyre, Mayor War-
ae : i burton, Chairman Blanchard and Ewen } Stewait, Esq. Following were the
| lug-of-War—l1st,Queen Square; 2nd,
West Kent.
@WOne quarter Mile Bike —(Open)—
T.Huggan; 2nd, G.Hughes; 3rd,
L. Horne. Time 539 2-5 sec.
50 yds. Dash—(8 yrs.)—Ist, H. Me. Lean; 2nd, J. McLeod; 3rd, W. Me- Donald. Time 8 4-5 sec.
Running High Jump—W. and G. Jost tied at 4 ft. 3 in.
L mile Bieycle (lap) 1, L.
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Melnnis Horne; 2, } 50 yds dash
(girls) 1, May Cora-
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Time & 3-4 sec.
Sealed distance race. 1, G. Hughes ; Stewar:; 3. G. Jost.—Time 1.20.
100 yard dash (12 years) 1, Cras-
Time
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13 2.5 see.
Half mile bike (14 yrs) 1, Smith, 2, Leith; 3, Acorn. Time 1.30 2-5.
Guls Bicycle Parade, 1, Grace McDonald; 2, Nora Waddell; 3, Pear! 1, S. Huestis.
120 yards Hurdle (open) 1, McInnis - 2, Jost: 3, Crosby. —Time 18 4-5 Sec.
Pole Vault, 1, Pbillip--7ft 7in.
Hop, step, jump. 1, Toomos—3d4ft, Gin, 2; Hughes 34't 5 in
Iwo Mile Bike—1, 4G. L. Horne; 3rd, ©. Stewart. sec.
1U0 yds— (Open)—i, H. aw See: 6G. BR Time 11 2-5 sec.
Half-mile Bike.—t, G. L. Horne; 3, Stewart. Time 1.32.
Sack Race -1, J. Dorsey; 2, L. Rattenbury ; 3, A MclIsaac.
220 yds. Run—1, H.
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Hughes: 2, Time 8 15
Toombs ; Leitch. |
Hughes; 2,
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Toombs: 2,
G. Nichoison: 3 W. Melanis. Time 27 2-5.
Running Broad Jamp—1. J. Jost, a 2..6 ©: & 8. Teombs, 16. &.
9 in: 3, G. Hughes, 15 ft.
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Quarter mile (against time)—1, G. } Hughes, 38 2-5 sec.; 2, L. Horne; | 3, H MeVoaald.
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Workmanship Guaranteed
buying Shorey’s ready-to-wear clothing. We will try to do it as briefly as possible.
Tois make basa guarantee card in the pocket of each garment guaranteeing the workmanship to the fullest extent. This is worth money to you,
The cloth in Sborev’s clothing is all eporged and shrunk and will not spot with the ram or shrink, This means a saving of money and increace in comiort. ]
Many of their lines are waterproofed by the wonderful Rigby process, and this without extra charge.
Righy waterproof cloth feels, looks and handles the sam? a3 uuproofed goods. The only way you can tell that a Rigby garment is waterproof is that it wil! not wet. The cloth remairs porous so that it will admit the air but keeps out the rain.
Their boys’ and children’s goods are made to stand the strain that boys give them. As boysare pretty much all alike, you wi'l uaderstand what this means
Jas. Patron & Co.
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A well dressed man or boy respects him- self and commands the respect of others. Drested in Sovrey’s clothing he looks and feels that he is well dressed, which makes | him feel twice the man thathe would in an ill made and badly fitting suit of clothes.
You may be told that some other make cf clothing isas good as Shorey’s, but do not allow yourcelf to be fooled because some One waats to make an extra profit vut of you.
Ask for and see that you get ciothing, and take no other
We enclose you a copy of the guarantee card which js pnt in the pockets of all our do not find
Shorey’s
our garments. If you
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this in the pockets of clothing
shown you, you are rot looking
at Shorey’s. goods. No other make of ¢ Pm
ready-to- wear clothing in Canada will give & guarantee of workmansbip with their goods
We hope you will remember these points and make use of them when buy- ing,
Jas. Patron & Co.
Send one dollar and fifty cents to Joy the Ovster King, and he will send you a box containing 450 choice P. E, I. oysters, Address King Joy, Lock Box 252, Char-
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Local and Other liems,
Tae International Races.-—-The first of the series of races for the America’s cup takes place in New York waters toemorrow
| (Tuesday) between the yachte Shamrock
and Celumbia, Mniniiliebions
Souris Races.—The Souris races will be beld on Wednesday next. The match race betweev the stallions Progress Lad, Prospector and Prioce Regent, for a purse of $150, promises to be interesting. The three minute class bas a purse of $50, and the green race 4 puree of $30. There will be a bicycle race. Entrance fee 10 per cent. of puree. National rules to govern. Admission 25cts.
cobiciiiiiibies
Ay Ovp ayo Went Trizo Remepy — Mre. Winslow’s Soothing Syrup bas been used for over fifty years by wmilliovs of mothers fortheirchildren while teething with perfect success. It sooths the child, softeas the gums, alloys all pain, cures wind colic, and isthe best remedy for Itis pleasant to the taste. Sold by druggiats in every part of the world. Twenty-five cents a bottle. Its value is incalculable. Besure and ask for Mrs. Wiuslow’s Soothing Syrup.
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ALCOHOL AND Enpurance.—Dr. Haggard in apaper @n alcohol, says that in the German army the Kaieer finds the beer drinking soldier15 to2@ per cent. less effective thantbe abstainer. The loss of specific weight, the increasefof water and fat, contents of alcoholized tissues, make them more subject to exhaustion, infec- tion and cold effects. In a six-day bicycle race in New York in December‘ there were 33 entries. Only twelve stay. All who used alcohol dropped out. The one who had never touched it won the race as he had: the previous year;the second used none; the third drank spariagly; the fourth took a drink occasionally, in training took a little beer.
A Boston Romayce—Earry Bigelow, a rich young man belonging to Boston, a few weeks ago wandered into Jordan & Marsh’s big department store. There he was waited on by Miss Mary A. Riese,
acknowledged to be a famous beauty of Boston’s shopping public. ~ Bigelow fell in Jove at sight. He obtained? an
introduction, wooed and proposed marriage to her. She advised him to get his father’s consent. The young man’s rich father stormed when bis son broached the sut ject to him. The son weathered the storm and pressed for decision. The father com- promised. He proposed that the son shoud take a trin around the world before pressing hissuit further. She son accept- ed. With an unlimited letter of credit Young Bigelow started globe trotting. The trot suddenly ended at Chicago. He hur- ried back to Bosion, calied at the depart- ment store, and at the close of the bus:ness day he and Mies Reise were wed. Then they went globe trotting together. It is understood that the father has relented.
—e+ere Boers Near Naual Border.
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Loxpoy, September 29.—A despatch to the Daily Mail from Charleston, says : “Commandering is proceeding in the Wskkerstroom district and probably throughout the Transvaal. Two thousand burghers areassembled at Wakkerstroom which iseight miles from the Natal border
and eleven from Laing’s Neck. Twelve hundred have been ordered toSandapit, thirteen miles west of the Natal border,
where they will meet the Orange Free State artillery which has been lying low in this neighborhood for a fertnight.
SHIP NEWS
Port of Summerside.
ENTERED.
Sept 27—S S Tiber, Delisle, Montreal, mdse; Jennie Armstreng, Pictou coa’; Mary D, Reid, Wallace, stone.
Sept 283—Ida M, Mallett, Campellton, lumber; Philomene D, Telham, Wallace, herring; 88 City of Ghent, McNevin, Hali- fax, mdse.
CLEARED.
Sept 27—S S Tiber, Delisle, Ch’town, mdse; R.se Mary, McDonald, New Rich~ mond, salt; Jennie Armstrong, Grady, New Castle, bal; Mary D, Reid, Wallace, bal.
Sept 28—Ida M, Mallett, New Castle, bal; Philomene D, Telham, Pictou, ba); 89g City of Ghent-
The words otf praise bestowed on Hood’s Sarsaparilla by those who have
ottetown, P. E. 1.
taken it prove the merit of the medicine.
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ngs. We cun saiely say a display. there never was such an array of High Class Furs
shown in Ch’towa.
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Millinery Openin
Our London and Paris - Pattern Hats
are expected this week. Look out for our grand show next week. hat until you zee the latest creations from Paris and London.
Wehave remodelled our Millinery Room to make room for our largely
increasirg sales in this departmeut,
Miss Murnyan is at your service if you want the latest in Millinery.
3 experienced miiliners wanted as assisiants.
wackets
tiny tot up to a 44 irch bust. German and American Jackets.
We made extensive alterations in our Fur Department, and a Halifax lady trat visited this department last week said it was acredit to the city of Char-
Halifax cannot boast of such
We invite every lady and gentle- man to come and look through.
from $1.50 up to $32.50. Our that money can buy, Our $4.50, $6.50 and tne best assortment from. Wecan fit the
Handsome
Don’t buy a
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WHOLESALE & RETAIL —
Successors to Beer Bros
THE WORLD'S GREATEST COMPAYN
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Before placing your insurance please call or write for
stimates. JOHN WeEREACHERN. AGENT
May 27—Sat & Mon Ilmo-
IMPORTANT TO THOST WHO INTEND PUTTING IN SEWERAGE
If you have to buy a stove to heat your bath boiler, get a Highland (iuade in Boston) and have satisfaction. For sale only by
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SOURIS --RACES
Will be he'd at Souris Driv- ing Park, on
; Wednesday, Oct. 4th,
and will be made up of the follow- ing classes:—-
MATCH RACE
Between the siallions Progress Lad, Pros pector, and Prince Regent for $150:00.
$50, divided $30.00
ALSO A BICYCLE BACE
Entrance money 10 per cent, of purse. Races to be called at 1.30 sharp, National rules to govern.
If weather should prove unfavorable, races will be held first fine day following.
Admission 25 cents,
F.S. MACDONALD, Souris, Sept 283—d&w Secretary
BUNNYSIDE DENTS TRY”
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Office in New Prowse Block, first door to the right up stairs.
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