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-rr have to say is this pminss.

'-MR. W. K Moi-30UGAN is Guan lion representati Summa;-side

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~ U -AT HOME.-Mrs. Firth Bowuesa,

-EXEMPTION 0FFICERS.- The

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Alberton are Mr. D. W. White and John T. Proffitt. r'

-T0 RENT-An 8-room house with -AUc7|°N SALE-A! M\\l‘8Ht0

carriage shops on Oct. 19 at 1 o'clock.

street Summersida Al-,p|y D_ pe,-¢y 3 standard bred trotting horses-two 1-amon_ ¢;40.10.13M3|_ by Catalon. one -by Oakley Bama. John

all modern improvements on Second

-SHiPPiNG.- Arrived in port.-

Schooner J, H. Ernest. Capt. Jack- son from Sydney Coal laden for Mes- srs R. TI Holman Ltd. The schoon- er Marguerite, Capt Doucette, from Campbellton, N. B., with lumber for Messrs Schurman & Co. The Schoon- cr, Poscphine Scanton, Capt. Dup-

' -Ti-Il MORNING DAILY GUAR

DIAN can be obtained at Laffertyw

Tonaorial Parlors, Bummeraido.

,filth froln 3 to 5. p. m. 673-10-l6M2l.

I A. Marks. _ esopd.

' -MusicAi. Teen. _ Lover in 'good music enjoyed a treat on Fri- day evening, when Miss Marie Morris- ey, the distinguished contralto from New York, gave a musical entertain- 'nieut in the Methodist church, Sum- `merslde. Miss Morrlsey appeared in

lisscy had finished discharging coal|t-onnectlon with Edison Tone Tests.

and cleared in ballast for t he port ol

Her voice is warm, rich and full, and

Buctouche.-H. 'her personality lends a charm to her l

--- |singing. She was accompanied by

-HEAVY FRE'GHT-- The 0Ul',Mr. Philip sciieib, a noted- violinist Ward ffclilill IW! he N°"th“mbe"|““'l A silver collection taken at the door for several days has been extremely(|n aid of the Red Cross' amounted heavy. potatoes forming t he priincl-’ to H large sum L

pal part however,~t’rom now one. lt. is

“pected i he Pre"-“fe Wi" li” "ii -_-PARK connsn scHooL.- For

licved bv t he (far Ferry, twenty car loads having been transferred to Berrien Point on Friday for transpor- tation by that route. The inward freight by the Northumberland on Saturday night consisted of sevcn vars way freight. Outward on Mon-

thly morning were seventeen cars p' tatoes, two cars fish and four cars mixed freight.-H.

CLEANSES YUUR HAIR

MAKES ll BEAUTIFUL

lHllIK. GLUSSY, WAVY

Try'thisl All dandruff disappear; and

hair_Stopa coming out.

Surely try a "Danderine Hair

Cleanse" ll you wish to inirucdlately double the beauty of your hair. Just moisten a cloth with Danderinc and draw it carefully through your hair. taking one small strand at a time; this will cleanse the hair of dust, dirt or any excessive oil-~in a ff-w minutes you will he amazed. Your hair will bc wavy. fluffy and abundant and possess an incomparable softness, lustre and luxuriance.

Danilerlue is to the hair what fresh

showers of rain and sunshine are to vegetation. 'lt goes right to the roots. invlgoratog and strengthens them. its exhllaration_ atiinulating and llfo~prn- ducing properties_cay§g;__,_the hair to grow long. strong and beautiful.

You can surely have pretty, soft.

lustrous hair. ami lots tif it. if you will just get a 25 cent bottle of Knowlton's Danderinc from any drug store or tollct counter and try it as dlrectcd.

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Flour ,

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We have just received

a carload of this best ol all Flours.

Robin Hood Flour

is guaranteed to givc you bct~

trfr satisfaction than any other Flour milled in Canada. We '

are authorized to refund the

; l-'ull Purchase Price with 10

per cent Penalty added if ai- tcr two haklnlzs you nro not thoroughly saiistlcrl with thc flour, and wi-il tak<_~ back thc'

unused portion.

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ROBIN HOOD FLOUR.

Makes from 8 to 12 loaves of bread more than any other . Flour on thc market today.

’I`l\crcl‘orc it in not only the , best but cheipfbst. Gct 3 Barrcl ii from us today prices right, ,'

Carter&_Co. Ltd. 'l

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the best ,lara are our

ithe month of September the rank in

class of the pupils ol’ Park Corner School is as followsz- Class V.- 1, Janie McKenzie; 2. Florence McLeod; 3, Nina 'and Mildred Bernard (equal). Class' IV.-1, Charles Bernard; 2, Helen McKay; 3, Alice Ramsay. Class lll.-1, Senior.-1, Alma Hard- ing; 2. \V:illaco Bernard; 3, Jainotta lil(-Leoil and Donald Campbell (equal) Class lll.- Junior-1. Hazel Bernard 2, Myrtle Bernard; 3, Ethel McLeod. Class ll.-1, Marlon McLeod; 2, An- nie Pldgeon. Clase ll.-1, Mary Hard- ing; 2, Roland McKenzie; 3, Ralph McLeod and Amy Campbell (equal)- 4, Vera McLeod; 5, Helen Stewart; 6, Archie Pldgeon. Teacher,- Gladys Crawford. A

YIESTERII PERSDIIILS p

-Mr. and Mrs. John Kelly. Sham rock were visitors to town on Sat- urday last.-I-I.

-Mrs. Ben Profitt. Augustine Cove

is visiting her daughter Mrs. E. Bradshaw. Middleton.

-The many friends of My-5_ ,\_

Shcrron. Augustine Cove are sorry to hear of hcrillncss.

-Mrs. James P. Crockett, Sum-

mersldo is visit-ing in Augustine (`0vc, the guest of her sister, Mrs. H. W. ,Wcbster.-S. `

-Mrs. J. Hnyne, president of the

Rebekah Lodge, l.0.0.F.. retiirncd to her home' in Mocton on Saturday morning after an official visit to the lodges on the lslnnd. L

-Miss Jean MacFadye'n, -teacher.

Middleton is spending her vacation ill All!-Iustine Cove. Miss Helen How- at.t_ teacher Carleton, is spending her vacation in Augustine Cove.-S.

-Mr. Harry H. Mabon and Char-

les Malone of North Tryon were in Summer:-iide on Saturday the latter young mnn having strong intentions to enlist' l'or overseas service, was procuring information as to where and whcn he should apply for regis- tration.-H.

THE KA|SER'S REBUKE.

Ll'l"i`Lli} REl'(’HS'I’AG. run away, ('ome again some other day. You are much too young to know How the awful battles go, Much too young to have a soul, Or to exercise control.

Over Chancellors of State

intellectual and gre-at.

Little Relchatag, run away,

There is nothing you can say,

Nothing you can do or try,

Now pray rlon't begin to cry. We. your Kaiser, will provide,

With Young William at our side. Wo are sure to make things burn. Now PLEASE don't be troublesome.

Little Reichstag. can'l. you see

Acquioacenoc makes you free.

(fools your temper, stops all fuss

And gives confidence to Us.

We have brought you into war,

That is what we're ruling for,

All this anger is absurd. Children should be seen, not heard.

'“.l'*_°“'*-'“°*“ l-Iow’s This ?

We oder One Hundred Dollars Reward for any

casa of Oatarrh that cannot he cured by Hlil‘s Cltarrh Cure.

i Hell'| Csferrh Cure has been taken by cnt-

Mason Perfect Seal and Crown. A new stock ,lust

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arrh suflsren lor the out thirty-live byears, and I has become known as the most fella n remedy tgagtantph (guns Cure actsntlhm an

Oll G Ill REQ, Cl ll Poison from the Blood and heallna thas' diugesed portions.

sgstrtyoiahavc tpllfan ¥‘I:ll’.s"¢::tr;rh Cure fo: s m o w were ii .ai scifi. '~°-"°'".~..°r.:'..'.:“.li'-. _1 J s a srr

F.-g GI-IIZNIY C C0.. 'i‘nledn. Ohio, I

Sold 9' all Drnglilts 751:.

'Mo`yss, Central Bedequo; 3. Doris

lltllllllll SlIHlllll FAIR

A most successful school fair was

held in Bedeque on Friday, Oct. B. The following school districts combined for the purpose: Searletown. Fern- wood, Lower Badeque, North Bede- que. Mt. Stowe, Chelton, and Bedeque. The fair was held in thc spacious hall at the latter' place, owned by Mrs. or. sutherismi, who iiurily is-we the use of it for the occasion. The day being ideal a large number of parents were present to encourage the teach- ers, of whom too much cannot be said for their untiring-efforts, for the success of their first school fair. All ,interested are under obligation to

the following judges: Prof. J. A. Clarke, Prof. Tennant. Prof. McLa.rty and Miss Sterns. Among the visitors were Supt. Shaw, Prof. Blanchard of P.W.C., Mr. Hensley of Bank of Commerce. Prof. McLarty directed the sports, and early in the games won the good will of the contestants by his genial manner. There were a number of blank entries in grains, roots, vegetables, flowers, fruit, cook- ing, manual training, poultry collec- tions, school work, and a blank num- ber in sports.

The financial end of the enterprise

was satisfactory, about $50 being con- tributed by the combined districts for prizes.

At the close ot’ the fair an organiz-

ation was formed with a president. vlce~president, secretary-treasui‘er and an executive, composed of all the teachers, trustees. and one represen- tative from each of the schools, the object being to carry' On an annual fair and' work therewith.

The ladies of the Red Cross served

lunch in connection with the fair. and

raised the creditable sum of $36.

The following is the prize list of

the Bsdeque Fair: »

Corn-l, Wlnnlfred Wright, Lower

Bedeque; 2, Ross Wright; 3, Angela Arsenault, Bedeque.

Beans-1, Hallet Vincent. Central

Bedeque; 2. Ruby Rose, Chelton; 3, Ester Crozier, North Bedeque; 4. Hil- da Schurman, Central Bedeque.

R oots

Blue Potatoes-1, Bessie Wright.

Central Bedeque; 2, Stanley Stavert, North Bedeque; Zi, Silbert Howatt, Bedcque; 4, Hazel Toombs, Searle- town.

Red Potatoes-l. Ivan Dawson, Cen-

tral Bedeque; 2, Herman MacFarlane, Fernwood; 3, Wilbur Stavert, North i' Bedeque; 4, St. Clair Trained, Searle-i town.

White Potatoes-1, ivan Dawson.

Central Bedctiue; 2, Walter Bowncss. Bodcque; 3, Hadden 'Dawson, Central

Bedcque; 4. Ralph Cnllbcck. (`.cntrnl_ Bedeque.

Turnips-1, Austen Noonan, Bedc-

que; 2, Wlnnifred Wright, Lower Bod- eque; 3, Ross Wright, Lower- Bedo- que; 4, Brenton Maclnnls, Bedequc.

Mangels-1, Walter Bowness, Bedo-

que; 2, Ralph Campbell, Chelton; 3. Wlnuiired Wright, Lower' Bedeque; 4,

Angus MacDonald, North Bedeque.

Sugar Beets-1, Donald McFarlane;

2, Fred Mayse, Central Bedeque; Il, Ross Wright, Lower Bedeque; 4, Win-

nlfrcd Wriglit, Lower Bedcque.

Carrots-.1, Cedrick Robins, Cetltral

Bedeque; 2, Eddie Arsenault, Bedo- que; 3, Lorne MacFarlane, Fernwood; 4, .lean MacFarlane, Lower Bedequc.

Beets, Henry Mayse, Central Bed-

eque; 2, Ross Wright, Lower Bed- eque; Zi. Wlnnlfred' Wright, Lower Bedeque; 4. Ruth Sobey, Searletown.

l"arsnips_--1, Hester lnamn, Central

Bedeque; 2, Silbert Howatt, Bedeque; Il, Doris Munsey, Central Bedcque; 4,

Ruth Sobey, Searletown.

iBcst collection of Vegetables-1,

Ross Wright; 2. Florence Bowness.

Bcdequc.

Cabbage-1. Byron Noonan, Bode-i

quo; Il, Etta Crossman, Searletown; 4, Preston Noonan, Bedequc.

ltipo Tomatoes-1, Sylvina Mont-

gomery, Lowei' Bedeque; 2, Florence

Bowncss, B_edeque; 3, Bernice Affleck.

Bedoque. _

an. Bcdcque; 2, Rosa Wright. Lower Bedequo; 3, Jennie Callback. Central lirulcqiie; 4. l{i.i -'ioiicfl lictlcqiic

tiucumbors-1, Ross Wright, Lower

Beiloqiie; 2, Winnifreri Wright, Low- or Hodequo; 3, Bessie Wright, Central liedeque; 4, Fred Wright. Bedequo.

Onions-1, Silbert Howatt, Belle-

quc; 2. Louis Trainor; 3, Ralph Call- bock. Central Bodeque; 4, Ross Wright.

Squash-1, Edward Leard. Searle-

town; 2. Etta Grossman, Searletown; 3, Doris Munsey; 4, Kathleen Friz- zel.

Pumpkin-i. lla Collott and K. Ross

(equal). Bedequc; 2. Amy Wr-ight, Bodeque; 3, Angela Arsenault, Bode-' que; 4, George Frizzel, Central Bed-

eque. _

Melon-i, Lorne Noonan; 2, Etta

Grossman; 3. Sylvina Montgomery.

Best collection of 'Vegetables-1,

Florence Bowness. Bedeque; 2, Low- er Bedeque School.

Flower! ` I

Bouquet of Sweet Peas-1. Ethel

Green, Central Bedeqiic; 2. Fred

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OCTOBER 16 1917

TUESDLY '_ ` ' - THU UHABLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN -_ _ .- _

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The Best Plushes and Fur Fabrics'

on 'Earth are “SALTS”

HE WOMAN WHO WANTS THE BEST, THE MUST DURABLE--the most stylish of the popular fur fabric and

A plush coats will insist on ‘SALTS” plush.

EVERY GARMENT OF PLUSH OR FUR FABRIC in

this store is tailored from the famous "SALTS" fabri<‘s.This st-nyc offers the largest line of handsome new plush and lu ' fabric coats in P. E. Island-and all the styles shown are coiitincd to this store for Charlottetown.

BEAUTIFUL FUR FABRIC AND PLUSH (`0A'I`S in

the yery models that you will see in New York, Chicago, Mon- trea , at - ~

$22.00, 25.00, 27.00, 30.00, 33.00, /|2.00,45.00. 60.00

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l Those Wlfnderrlil 1027.'-ill Chinchilla Coats . _

_ Certainly the finest line of low priced coats to ii rtt-ii in Prince Edward Island, tailored as smartly as the most ex-

. pensive-styles as modern--fit as excellent. The fabric-,

Chinchilla and Whitney are good-durable, slightly, Your ,

_` size is here in Grey, Brown and Navy . . . . . . . . . . . . ...$I2.75) -¢,,,¢,~.§;\\.

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Bl ouses-Kimonas-Cliildrin’.~ Coats it

-Furs--\¢Vomen’s~--Dresses; ?'N"c'W"'

Coats are arriving every day. If we hadn’t what you A

wanted yesterday-ii’s likely here to-day.

Moore & McLeod Limited , iii)-|21 Qin-on si., i'inn»ioiit-ion-ii

--i ii .

5 V -V;__:_ Y ' _ _;- ;J_Yi__ _ *£27 -

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que; 2. Wilbur Stavert, North Bode- Cormier, l~‘eru\vood. zcl, (`r-.iiliui }_icilf~<|||c; Ii, lililna (lrccn_ (;°||e¢¢|°n3

Best bouiiuct. of /\sici's---l. Jr-:in i'<~ntrnl ilnrlcqiic; 4, Ross Wright,

Affleck. Lower Bedequc; Il, l"lo|'l-imc l.owcr llcflcquc, llosl r‘oll1:i~ilmio|`\vn|»(|g, lm, Bowriess, Bedcque; 4, llcstcr Inman. lllsciilt,-l, Ainy Wright,` Rcrli-qin-; niountc~'l~-l, ('cnl.i'cvlltr; sr-im, Central Bcdeque. 15. Jennie Mc('itlluin, l_.ower llotlcqiin- i-que; 2. Lowoi' Beilcqnn 3,.

Best bouquet of any kind of ilowcrs il. Jena Waugh, North Bcileque; c, Fornwood School.

Bedeque; 4, George Frizzel, Central -l, Silbert l-lowatt, Bedoque; 2, Win-ll<'ithleen Frlzzol, Central lledcquc. Iiest <;0l|@(»_(|,,|, of w,,,,,| H

nifred Wright, Lower Ilcdoquu; 15, 'Ginger Snaps-1, Jena Waugh. Nth. iials-1, Centreville School

Green Tomstoes~1, Russell Noon- John Noonan, Bedeque; 4, Ruth llow- lledcullci 2. W. Viiright, Lower lied- 2, Lower lledoquo School;

att. Bedeque. t-r|uo; 3, Erma linker, North lieilcque; wood S<:ho0|_

Best bouquet of mixed flowers-l. 4. Jenn Mm-.l~‘iirlano, Lower ilcdcnuc, 'l`i'cn leaves. press(-rl nm(

Jennie Callheck, Central Bedeiiuo; 2. _ Apple Plc*-l. Doris Maclfnrlniie; 2, --1, t‘,m|i,,-(,v|||¢,- _q,,|,0,,|‘ H0

Florence Bowness, Bodequo; Bfltusa Grace Holland, Scarlctown; Il. llcssic Lnwor Ilntleqim School; it

Wlright, Lower' Bodoquc; 4. George \Vri_r.;i\i.,/_Central llcrlcquc; 4, Mnlicl Scliool; 4, Sonrlctown Sch Frizzei. Central Bedcfinn- ` yBf;"l_Hl\`11\~’- I-Ownr lii_ni'<-'im-i. iicst-ircpi \,r;rm-.ir-h inmk

F tt '“ - €:\Vi"i!~"1. ltutir Sobey, Scailotown, istavort, North llolloiiiu-.;

ru 3 A r;,“l<.rléiit Green, (mitral lletlequn; It, (ii~rir~.n, (‘cntr'nl lindoqnn; 3,

Plate of five Allllles--1. Beali‘i¢`0 rrlrniir §hi,t(i,'indioIwe|imque' 4' mm W0-wi Wlrimnm Lower Bmlequo; _ d0q“D_ 2, Joh” W » ~ rglit. Bmloqiio. Webster, Central Be . . _ Mun nmw|ng__I' Ammo

Baker. Nor-th Bed'eque; 3. l<atiiIeon~ Kmmng Ury [UWM Bod" ` Bagnall. Central Bodeque; 4. Rh-.nnrd ' ` ‘ """' `

Johnston (-0mm| gudoqua . l. Edna Burns. Snarlctown' 2 Ale- Pe"m"""h|~D~" |"'h'"

Plate of /fivo l’oars-l. St. (flair thu Noonan, Iiedofiuei 3. Gena Wniigli (lhummi 2' En" manom'

Tm|nm,_ Soarlotown; 2_ W||||,, N|,.|,_ North Bnrieqiic; 4, Fannie Arsennult $3310; 3' Mary Gallant" J”

olson. Bedequo; 3, Grave linllnnil. i-milf-1| B0d0‘ll10. ,'

, luhllc Spcnking~l, R

Searletown; 4, Fred Moyiifl. I-ontrnl

Bedsque . Manual Training Low” n°d°']""'3 2' D0" Plums’-l lorne MacFai'lnno lforu- lam' Umm. H"d°""°; 3' - " ' ' -. __ . _ .. nd. ,__ .

wood; 2. Herman MacFarlane. i~`cr_n- h"‘"l‘Y St“"""'~ s""h‘"|*‘"d limit ngdgum 4 I°n"|° M“(

wood; 3, Hamid Bagnall, Fcrnwooii; lu-.|l._|""”‘iiln Noonan. Edward Loaril, 'ue'

4 Lloyd Ameckv Bedemmr Austen Noonan, Stewart Leard.

Best collection of fruit-1. Sclhcri, span.

Hpwgtt, Bedeqne; 2, Willie Nicholson. P°"'"Y

Bedteque; 3, Willis Stavert, Lower p B0¥H'RHnc,undier1o_ bedmnm ` Best purq-bred _~l‘ullet-1, Stanley ,Wright Lower- Bedequ

fSinvert, North Borleque; 2, Edward (‘ahl|l, Central Bedequ

Cooking Lcnrd. Searletown. ' _ Noonan. Scarletown; 4,

l Best i"en` Poultry-l. Lloyd' Affleck, son. Berleque.

Loaf of Bread-1,Jennio (`nlil>eck_- Bedeque; 2. John Baker. North Bod- , Qoys ,over 10 year,

Munsey, Central Bedeque; 4. Maggie Central Bgdeqns; 2, Kathleen l~‘riz-lioque; 3. W. Nicholson. Bedsque. ,’l‘rainor. Sem-letown;

-1. St. ('lr.ir 2. John Nnon.

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nn. llcrlcqiic; ll, lloctol' Laird; 4. fior- miin Mt-.l"iii'liii\e_ Fornwood.

iilrls undm' 10 yoni°s--»l, Maggie Gal-

lant, 11, Lilllnn Stavort, 3, Blanche Noonan. 4. Ruby Burns.

Girls over 10 years--1, Doris Mc-

lfzirlaiic; 2, Louise Trainor; 3, .lean lVlcl~`arlane ami Amy Wright; 4, 108." Mctialliirn. .35-'rzi'

Slick ltaco, roi' boys-I. ’l`ominy Gal-

inountotl, lnnl; 2. Ross Wright; 3. Willie Nich-

virion: 4. Ernedt Deakoches.

iiiutnio ltaco, for girls-l, Louise

'i’rnlnor; 2, iiutlrloon Bagnall; Ji, Amy Wi-if:l\i;; 4, Grace Holland.

'l`l\i'cnrl und Noodle Raue»fl, Sl-

('li\lr 'l'ralnor and Ruth Sobey; 2, Ed~ ward lronrjtl nnd Louise Trainer; 3- iionnlrl McFarlane and' Jean Mol<‘e:'- lane; 4, John Green and Jennie Mc- ffiilluni.

.ln-rkcy Race-1, Loma .Vli:WRI‘|,9-"9

and llocior Loard; 2, Fred Muyse and Henry Mnyso; 3, Richard Johnston and John Green; 4, Stewart Lasrrl and

Arthur- Holland. ».,` ~

'l'rusi.ees' Race~l. Horace

2. John Frlzzoll.

'renchers' ltgce-1. Vera Cnmpbelll

2, Laum l-lammill, Bodequc; Il. Ada Murphy, Central Bedequo; 4. 5091"" Henderson, vlfernwood. . ‘

Male Teachers' Roco-1. Leonard

Roberts. Sosrletown; `2. \V|||W“ Smith; 3. Henry Noonan. '

Woman's Walking Race---1. Ml-

Dnwaon; 2, Mrs. H. Wright; 3, M"-

I.. A. St-hurman. ` _