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_an appointment t '.a___<‘. _ _ _

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A.-E.” LYON, Studio _

_Photography -_ Moderate Prices. attention so Am- ateur Photography.

- Queen St.

Pho_q`e__68J-

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'Montague For _

Pickllng Spices, All

"' Kinds.

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'You are' sure to get them fresh _ Our trade is so great

~ that our _customers will

not allow 'our stock to get stale.. _~ _ _ _` Our Vinegar is of the

' veryfbest quality. .

Ellis; Pharmacy,

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Fell ilniclltli Until Ht Siariai in iakt“Fiull-a-tilts"

"For two years, I was a miserabo

lsilerer from R-iesuulilvnsmd _ Ii Trouble. I had frequent Diz_£y`Spll.y and "when I took food, felt wretched and Sleepy. _I_ suil`_ered_ from Rheu inutlsm dreadfully, with pains ln‘my back and joints, and my hands swolle

below coat and publishers. if they de' '

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__a| pgy ¢ _ ._ . ' ion of their l t _ "" ' . . _ _ _ .

T ' . ° Im’ in mu Pmvmu' ' .°~. “Rv P" mm 'uh 1"" Instances ills:-I; scltcd where Amari- Greatest of All- Strength and Blood luitdere-Often' Maitee Delicate, Ner-

` mn for ggvenlun' ul nu' °°l“m“‘ can newsvapors. were charging from ' " _yous Folks 200 Per Cent. -Btrongerln Two Weeks' Time. ' - '_

».°T. GORDON WEB ll Quardign

A friend adviggd Hpmit-a-tlvesirud. dsrhay, Wesley Dingwell, Mypt ping. the stream with a, cg;-5° of cm; -wut. Butter ' (croamsry) in -prints

from the outset, they did me good.” Aflvr I/Iv. jfs! box, I_/ri! I uu.t;al_h`ng_ u/:Il and I can truthfully say .-

that helped mo". LoU1s ' LABRIE, ` 50c. a box, 6 for $2.50, trial size, 2 . At all dealers or sent postpaid by Fruit-_, a~l.ives Limited, Ottawa. ' ‘ '

ran vIArf_\\\\\\s _

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' _Ladies

Boots.

' 594 Cmuruil Sr., Mon-rnu..§.

Squaw ~

that

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' Gill University. _

faé.;_STU;dP|__NG _ F?0;.ilC.-t;A_1;i -_lg|d.

1 one “s ump ng ro c" o pace _ _

.:...“.:‘...‘zz:‘.c§‘i.§?‘t:s:.°..Slf:.tc llwl 0l Paw' Mill

t t i - ~ s alvvgrd in¢i_t\l'\idu_i_1ls gathered ut_l_iere,

rov e w e necessary ple ‘ . ments for stumping and working, and' ' ---

~ with hearty good will succeeded in TELLS__LEAD|NG CANADIAN NEWS-

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est style $650 1.

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QAPEQ. ~ RETON EXHIBITION

if SYDNEY ‘“` oct. a-_-s _ - .

FirstClass 0u_e` Way Fare' _ 'Good going October 2, 8, 4, 5. For. special excursion fares see

lloB°ters~.__'., wg, . ‘

2333~9_-3i_i_li16i._f-_` _ I

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Good _going October 9.

netiioptug october.-=1o, 1916 -~

and One Third

_ gated g_olngO0ctober~'i, 8. 9. ' _ Y li ctober 10, 1915.

2233-9-soiliitcl.-25 I '

PI.AN'I'_ ENE

AUTUMN- IXGURIIONS T0 |08-

TON VIA PLANT LINE _

Commending September 12th, until

October 10th, and good for return

within 80 dire from date of issue. -

DHARLQTTSTOWN T0 BOSTON AN :RETURN 818.00 Bteemer sails from Charlottetown-

Tuosdaya at midnight.

For further particulars apply to .

~' JAD. CAi'iRA¢li-ISR. _

_ _ Aunt

;Chprlottqtown, P. Ill. I. _ ‘

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Lines-

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Pier

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Professional -Cards

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MISS D. RUDGE 171 Great George _8t.,- Phone 314. Manufacturer of all kinds of line

hair goods, including, Toupees- and s. _ . '

Wig

Hair dressing, Manicuring, Sham-

pooing, singering. _ . 2192 -9-2_2'i‘MW1mo._ _ _ T'

_ l|0Il_l9N"\ DUFFY

" ‘ » larrietferi and Attorneys eouoitm :oi-_ltoni sms ot cum.

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’ ._ iisonn_1-o~i.o‘an. -.

A.A. MoL»a'|l, K G.. Donald Mo,K_innon`_ snot.:/ite' a mitinnon _.larrletei'l. .. Attorneye-at-l,aw ' Royal Dahl. Bldg.. Charlottetown

0.6. McLeod, K. G., W.l. Bentley, K.C

loLEOD C IINTLIY ~

lari-later and Attorney-et-Law '-Oloee--Bank of N. B. Chambers

Charlottetown. P. li. I. -

WARBURTON I IHAW 3

Barletere. Attorneys, Notary Pab-

iie, Iiito., Solicitors for Canada Bank- ers Association. Bank 0! lontreel-_ Uteuitlda. Permanent lldri-lite Coriior a n ~ - calm-oia cumin omcs, rn.

Y use Bloc-Loarlottetown. P. I. I. ~

S. S.. ' Hessian.

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Montague. F. l_. it

_ _ leneyte Lhae

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s.- s. c.. ui

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nocitir - rouirr raimirfi ' sg s:_'__1nLLsaono _ oh.iNwa.' Leave-Bi Point :.=<, - Af-If-_ » ‘_ ' _ ’ _ '

8280 A. M. . - 8.00'A. M.

i- `s.I4‘ -%,r.“it.

'.5 -~ :_-_ __ sh '-

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gi _ ~ :vt _ =» xg_,l_

SUP '~ fair.

.lt

clearing about two acres of land. All PAPERM EN THEY' WILL HAVE

the old time custo.-:is of stumping frol- TO CHANGE METHODS. '

ics which were one of the 'features of `

‘ country life a_.generation back. were SUPHLY RUNB` " '

uly observed at this one, which made AT DANGER MARK doubly |me;_-eating to mgny of those ____ resent, wh_o had often heard of those POINTED OUT "Ti-lAT‘ NEWS PAP- _

' ‘ ilairs from the, lips of their elders, ERB INCANADA NOW BEING

We have received the but had never seen the toni thing. Foi- sou: rr 'roo Low A Palos

CW QUECII Ql1alityb00tS, lowing the good old custom, the labors --

were succeeded b a dance FORT FRANCI Ont Se 29-I

. _ " l _ *_* _'_ _:_£.A._l. , _Moen mm __ __ _v

"mi __ __,`..__!;‘ .f _ ,_._-_,___ _ _,r '

of ulehlay hi h il y a S' " pt' n

' _ at ng ,atw c a present enjcye view of the alarming shortage c~f

Patent button high t0p'_ themselves thoroughly. The party newsprint and its rapid increase in' W roke up about 3 o‘clock in the morn- price, President 'E. W. Backus, of the

ingfand this _endetdu;>n§a___oa the igosé _Fort _ lfraricer. Pulp -_and Paper Coin-

. success u a a rs 0 e n 'ever e _-pany, nviled' a number of Canadian

Patent lace hlgh top `|n Glanfannlng.. “&"` _ -_ publishers toe conference at Inter-

national Falls, Minn. Those attending were: »E. S.‘Mackiin' and W. Mc- Curdy, of the Manitoba Free Press-;

' I ‘ . ,R_ L. Richardson, of the Tribune;

eso - Ch rl_ F. Rol d, of -th Winnipeg

a es an e

Telegram; Herman, of the-Sas'k-

atoon Star,.and B. Hooko,.of the Reg-

to Succeed nm.

` ' The discussion extended over two

days Every suggestion made to better

Thf0llV Off the of ' conditions and' to relieve the tension

petty ills _that _mgke pubii_she'rs were -working under at _ grouch _ _ -‘ and de? prose-ut' was gone_ into thoroughly..

pressedll Get _at 'the root`o_f f _ _Inter sw.. and High ypur '.a1-hnents`_°clea.I.' i your ' Mr'._,Bvack_us-gave the reason for the d1g€SlilV€ SySlC€l`l‘l Of lIIlpllI'_.' -shortage and arise inci;§a_ie.Miii labor ' ' ' ‘ . " was-'scarce' n w s'? ;m te _ ltles’ put it ln.g0od worklpg entering intl: the' rdisiuficgture ol! neg: 0l’de1'_"'l{€ep It print had gone- up several h»undl:ed~

per cent; ‘thc _advertising--_patronage

. -- of nhninrge _American dailies had been

' _ ~ My _ growing fas|;.conse'quent1y~ their con- - . _ _ ,x ~ _liumption cf newsprliit was constantly

increasing For the latter cause the

` ` ` ' /' . , _. » ,ll - _. T. _ _in5llls.were_unsble to gsLther~a reserve ~ ` - suppiy.T.lie Paper manufacturers- were _

' , ~ `e_`ach year- beingjorced' tc go farther

They act prompti on the non. tneir_mili».mr-'their _wood __ _'

stomach liver and' bowels' re- =

movlilgwnstem tters aildggb M ‘"9" .s°"~’~"‘_"-'Al'-5'” ' ' flfYlQg_._l1ll6-l)l003_~ -Ndtl it rl-"or 'these reasons l_Vir.A!_3s.'ckus-gave forming, never gripe,_but:leave. it nn- his opin1°n_tnat_.the'_>prine or

the' ` ' ns strengthened-_ To Daiior‘wou1d.nev,ei- recedoto ai1ytllln¢~

Giga' - , ' like the levels prevaili_ -in 1915 or

su m hte’ or work' first prior to that time. and tilllioutlock for

mm!! Temedl' W1" much to to present high. prices in" s' near fut-

have ai healthy fa' anything in the shape of diioratlon

Help You '-'-.“.:.'.°.“.°.'..‘-.'._"mF;.':.°m°"

Q_-/_

_urcwas not promising. $9; Canad- ian publisher, and' Amer can as well

was asking for more- paper- than his contract called for. His mills were un- able to supply the s`xlt'r`a tonnage, not- withstanding that theywere' running 24 hours' a day, six 'days in' the week.

Urges Economy

In' August after his mills _l1ad` filled

their contracts, -there was not one full

‘car remaining-as a surplus. Mr.l3ackus urged the newspapers -to practise

_ ' _'_"-.7-" ,_ ~gre»ate'i-‘ecoriomy in thouae of newe-

` LL -'--1--4-w `print. Canadian papers _were altogeth-

’-‘ ‘ - ` i dl as

‘U

~ . er too llarge. Too muc__ rea ng w

- ~ - lieing given for the amount of adver-

itising carried' Publishers would' be forced to change their tactics. Those

42- -_ . .who 'would not agree to dc~so would

' ' ‘._5ilnd`.themselves‘ up against s. serious

proposition lt was not a case of doing

. _ ____ '_ _ __ _ _ P I fwhat they would like -to do, but

_ To be' sbsolutel sure

= of tisfaction, cali [up

° 393?-lwhen you want' _

.G I . - _ _‘__ . ‘ _ P|\\l.llbluFg_ _

_ Better, ._ __

_ Heating- i

'_ 1 We- will give "you -Allie best work you donefat a iiriceno-hi

_ _ T _ b » |, ....:.!..~:.'l.:..i;‘.::.'f..l‘.% _ saves you on.ftlme-,‘t¢s'n- ~ perandmotiey, ' _ __' - -

_ _ _ ,whwt the-y would be io_l'o_ed to do. Mr. _ _

' < ‘1 ' -_ jzecidis flied in.:l_t;xn°_:_l:=‘of several _ _ . " .. '_ 6 __ . . .. . .. . . ...

~ » i-ge Am rfcan da es at weropay- _ _ I _; _;_ ~_ _ _'_ l ._ x -

393.] _ _ ._

__ ... ...~.. .m.s.w.n........

_ n..,.i,. _.0 ...li wiped away; but they- .were now' ; _ - _--_ _ - Peakfeis 45 1000

mmm mm”,vev_M,n.___‘__daMh _, ._ __ _ __ ._ _ __.

-1¢¢i|qm¢[y¢',:.|\g t_\_m“‘h¢_ *-5 . ' ' Thresa .... 4... »».. ..¢. ... .455 strict economy. 'r\iis_w»_y.~lmrsfr§itlv_¢-1 . _.‘ Pertlin... .30 10.1.?

__n__.,g,.T...p¢perswose_»o-»m¢in___in 1- __ _ _ _ __._Cai-digan .20mmm_ 10.29

' -'Df°°*l¢'°'!Pl:-"_"’=“ ‘ ~ » Mont4gne.........,......... .35 _

was if ' I 5 ` . .10 `

was

.B0

well, Orrin Dingweil, Leonard woken- ing for a chapce to get to Gi-and Rive,-_ Butter (tub) lb . . .. .. . ..25 to 26 Zl9. L9»\li‘& 'MOK9l¥!lB. A ' Schqoner Charlotte, Captain Bgud. Bulb!! (ff0l\\) ID . . . . . . ..38 I0 .30

‘\-°au||__ hag discharged cargo of c0a|_ E538, (102. .... .... .29 10 .30

H _ __ _ _ .. o|.snFANNiNo ouaanmos. -- and is awaiting favorable chance for BM lb- (Mall) -16 to .20 -F"“‘t‘“'llV°9 ll W9 °l1lY m¢lil¢ll.l°` Mr- Fl‘ai1k.F0¢arty was a visltorfto the Picton. W. W. Jenkins is loading po- F°W1° lb- -13 $0

` Ch°"l°"°'~°W” B_l31lllli¥-l°ll- M`!'._Jamss tatces at Railroad wharf to ship by l`\li°kena, Ib. _ U K0 P. Rice has gone to Richmond to work S. S. Enterprise, on Monday, for Ot- H” (Pl'°"°dl 1°” - - -- - 412 1° $14 ' at the brick and tile plant-tlie`i"e;*M'lss tawa. "&" . V 5""' `l|P"“°¢l Wil "-50 Lo_.~;tto moe, otnuent utr. _w~. college, P°fll_}_¥;- W .__ uilsa l>H_ a ref viilit tg. herhome last ` 1'1"* ' ~ - _ ' week M,-B Angus McG,'|v,.,_,v ,, vim, F-l5TEml Pflsollll-3 go&atoes_ of hna. ._ .ao to .40

'iugh'ordp,'h¢ _'M _Ed ._R' _ "‘ __ _Bl (bac) bus .....50 Scum Lmlfnggd 'gh 8:31’ ic; if ..'Mr. John -A. stewart, Montague, Oats (wmtg) bu|_ __ __ 47

rick Cavan,” mg daughter HE; IL' who has been so seriously-j lu, in slow- Beats, bus. . . . _ . .._ _ ._5o' to :so

,lm who have been “smug their rent' ly recovering. __ _ __ _ gniigs, bus. . . .. . . _ .50 to .60

I -ives on thei ia -.i r ti ' . °°_ P- ss. to is

1 t to B gt " T" §°"f° _"Ike pa" ..°Mr. and Mrs. W. D._Whltehead. Parsaipa. le ug

of r _ ‘ pmnk Morgsogln ollescgffmlviuefsggil Montague, went to New London Satur- Ducks, pair 70 tn go

Thompson and Dan ‘Roddie McAlulay, day ”"°m°°n'

> |

-_of Southampton, were am n til i it- - 0,, to G,,,,,,,m,,,, ,.ew,,‘,’v_‘ “nd ..~Mr. o_o. c. mils. Montague, at-ovc nlacrrao |=nioAv.

_ ` Mrs. James R. Caiigrhnagh and daugillter t° Cap” Traverse- 5'°»5»t°'d“y t° “mmd

,_M|B morem, drove to Graf le_ the funeral of .his mother-in-law, Mrs.

S B. enva

riday morning. The farmers al-2 hh" M°F“|““°‘

: busily engaged doing the tall thrash- ` '-"'

lllg. land some have already begun po. _Iggy‘;g§’3_f°_l&ox1m’;:{-Yfshxs hi; sm

_ a , "& » . _ .

° gg ng - - ~ take up the study of medicine at Mc-

Buckwheat, per bush. Butter. dairy, per lb _ _ _ . _ . .__ .. Butter, creamery, per ih. ._

Egls, per doz . . _ .._ _ . . . . _ . .._ Hay. loose, per ton ._ . Hay, pressed... _

Lam-b Pelts, each .. Oats, black. per bush. . . . . .._ Oats, white, per bush... . . . .._

Straw, pressed, per ton . . . Hides,perib__..._... .. Turnips, per bush

Pork, organs att. ._ Wool. Darin... _Wheat. per bush. . ._

- CoMPARi.soN ins

sold more Red T

Shoes than all our ad- vertising. Thereasonis plain enough. Red T

' Shoes receive that un-

hurried, patienfconstruc- iion_ charfassu‘re’sfgoo‘d fic. ` and that critical attention

_ v to detail that makes _fer ` . good style. S'inc_e only

soliclf leather _is used

throughout, the fit and

'style last until the shoes

whobuy _` _f

End

_ _

FOR MEN AND WOMEN

once, .isually buy them again, forthey _find in few other brands so much _ value for their money.

The new models are now

‘- on display at your d¢al¢r's

ready for your impecuen.

THE ROBERT TAYLOR CO.. Limlird

t Halifax. N S

=`.J'... ,-,.

~\-9 N. U in H _ - _ - __ seven to nine dollars' a year for the ll outa ve ontalul , . #TH-E ,GEQRGETOWN EXHIBI same kind of B a e th t _"_ bein

l 1 , . P D r a w K

..»sci-looi. woni<.-'rho following Tm" Wu be win’ ~ Slim *° °“b=°f1l>°f» in Canada for in the standing of the pup", ot Eglin* _ JGEURGETOWN smpP|NG_ _ three dollars and* less. That the Uni.l ton school for the month of Septom- _Schooner (llrcassion, Captain Skinner. ted Stn” dmy ”°w"’“9°'°' w°'° NTI Grade YI.. 1. Emily Uiiderhay; -at Railroad wharf,-with cargo of coal awake t° the °°"°“°“°" °t 'um 5"’

' _“Nile V., 1. PORT!-MODOIIJO; Grade Lic: P. ‘flsland Railway. Schooner “nm” wa” pmved by um ““m°'°““

iv.. 1. oussie Mcnonhio; 1. ~Jo»»i»‘»s_t¢lia,.gi*mln .;_-_-a.»uen»u>r in at rail- 'l"°’°““-“S 1" ‘“"“°".‘l’“°“ -"°‘°' °“' "W Burke: 3. Blanche atom. cmio_1ii.,'m.i who;-i withloaa or cool for-P, n, V1” °' "’° U"-“°“ 5”"°“ ~l"‘P°“ 1. Laura Mckenzie: 8. Myra inte; 3. 'mono aniwoyf' . schooner ir. E. wii~ ",§°” hw "°°“ ‘“‘“°““°°“ '°°°“*"Y° _niwin wood. ci-one II (sro. arent iln-d,`captoin nniton; in aisnhnrglngv. “’f'“¥.»*l.1° "lit the raver mills mt Stead. Grade ll (Ja). _1. Orrin Ding- coaiat McDonald Bros.' wharf for ill. ‘M Fmncesdand I“t°m°"°u°l Fun Willli 2. Myra! Dllizwell. Grade- 1, J. Solomon. Schooner Annie D., Capt. were "meets by uw ”°w'P°p"' m°“‘ ~7°l\lll° B\ll'll0if 3. Nlldrid Moliollaie; Colford, ls" dischar in coal at Mc- - __'°l`_°"

2. Wesley Dingwoii. 'rho roucwlng ‘Donnie anon' whnrigioi'-gr. J. soiomon. ”|1"1`°W1‘ !.53-KITS

'D559 D0l'f0Cl» ~Ul$0lid8!\¢9! EmlLY'Un~ Schooner Werna, Captain Lowe, is in ' ---»

SUMMERSIDE MARKETS . COR#

inén 1 >->- _ ‘.‘”’." -

~ Ki ~ on-»»-_ _ _ ~s ?“!"‘~ ’:°- ~ E"

Calfsklns

Potatoes... _ ....40-45

. _.$6.00

._._1z%-is

. _.ss-4a . ...$1.25-51.50

-H

_.Y

‘ _are worn out. ‘People__

§hmcn

ei'.c`e'i'V- d i Passengers from

__ . _ '*.__Get<_;1g4;tiov_v0n§yttl_;e

J I 1 ' _ . I fre ' on e at-9 _ _ .Ilivs Stock frgilli

_ bolnougin to Mt. stewart-by

October, to connect with train from

`(`ieo..E._Fl1ll'3 ' w°w_¢'»N-oils,

”AtmB_nw'L.Ivnaa,»

New York, N. Y.-What you need

to-_paint roses on _'your cheeks; and put tho spring-time of life in your step, ls- not cosmetics and patent medic- ines; but piditty of rich pure rad' blood in'._~your arteries. Iron is the greatest of all ‘strength and blood builders. A celebrated Cambridge lphyslcian and scientist has proved conclusively that th_9 absence of iron in the soil sets up faiillty .nutrition _even in plants and gives them a sickly, pale weakened look and that without iron there could be' no vegetable or sirimal life. Iron is absolutely necessary to enable your blood' to change food into living tip- slle. Without it, no matter how much or_ what you eat, your food merely passes through you without doing you any good, you don’t get the strength' out of it and as a consequence you bocome' weak, pale or sickly looking just like plants. trying to grcfw in a sail deficient ln' iron. Thousands die eslery year' from pneumonia, grippe, consumption", kidney, liver or heart trouble, when the real and true cause which sftartsd this disease was nc-th- in more or less than a weakened con- déionj brought on by lack of iron in the blood. lf you are not strong or lwell, you owe it to yourself to make lthe- following test: See how long y' u can work or how far you can walk vgthout becoming tired. Next take tw`c- ilve-grain table-ts of orilinary nux- .ated iron three times per day after iiitals for two weeks. Then test your 'strength again and see for yourself how indcli -`you'have gained. I have |seen dozens of nervous. run-down 'p`e`oplc- who 'we-re ailing all the wh.ille, double their ‘s_tren'gth and endurance' and' entirely get rid of all symptoms

cases bsendoctoring .f0_l’ illontlto with--_ out obtaining any beneilt. But don‘t‘- take the old forms ot- rerl'u'co'd i,i;on;-

to save aéswf cents; You musléu ta*k_:=: ironing" .t at can _ea y 4-' sorhed-‘_ miiated me _nuxated

lighter' has' won the day simply be- cause' he knew the secret of great.,

blood with iron before he wentfinto' the ai!ray,_while many another hns._ gone down to inglorlcus defeat sim- ply for tho' lack of iron. _ _'

` NOTE-Nuxnted iron, rocoalmeilded above by Dr. Bauer is not s patent; medicine nor secret remedy but one'

'which is well known to drugglate _and ~

whose iron constituents are' widely' prescribed by eminent piiysicians everywhere. Unlike the olderinor-

milsted. does not inJ\lr_6_ the ,teetl1.7

mach; on th§ contrary it ls. a most po-" tent remedy. in nearly all ‘forms of in-` digestion, as well as for_nei_~vous,_run1_ down conditions. The~ manulactiirersi

ted Iron.that they offer to forfeit $100.1 00 to any charitable -institution if they cannot take any man' or wcmani under G0 who lacks iron and increase,

four weeks time, provided they have- no serious orsanic trouble; They alsov offer to refund your money if it does not at leastdoiible' our strength and endurance in ten lllufs time. lt ia; dispensed in this city .by. Geo. E.

of dyspepsia, liver and other trouble-s in from ten to fourteen days' time

Hughes, Apothecarie's-Hall, E. A._.Fos-, ‘-er, Centi‘al'Drugstore, and ali~qth1¢r_

fslmply by taking iron in the properldruggigts,

l v

_i3 Killed, 28 lniured in Sireei .Car Tragedy

(Canadian Press Despatch.) .. DE’l‘R(_l_I'i`.` Mich., 0ct.2--Thirteen

persons were killedsnd more than 2_8= lnju d, al' ossibl fatally. late`

re sever p y

tonight, when a switch engine pushing two freight cars, crashedlnto- acrow-

ded street_car at_ Forest.Avsnue and*

Side.I .

Dequinder Street on the East ._

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' ' Lmnahh PRIZES IN

as fo_llows:- ~ Stlition

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5°°i°n_Sydney_ E‘.§.?‘.‘l‘;'“.§?.'.::._:_..:...:...:: *lil* ~ °' ' 'I Geox' town (Arrive) .. .. .` I ~. .

“'33 full- `Of__il_1i11__¢_ jtilt .. -gt ing the special Train will icnvolooorgmown-

for Chagldlttetown at 5.45

~ f ¢°‘,;__Whail’ `

UWM- L' . --I,~..._. -__

Chaclottetown $1.00 Royaltydunction . .. '90'

SufFo`ilr.._.-.... . ._

dford _. .. .. .70

` EXHIBITION

lil _CiE_ORGE;TOWN V

-Wednesday, Oct. .'|ih;, 1.916* ' '

GRAND DISPLAY OF EXHIBITS

_ `- REFRESHMENTS ON THE GROUNDS

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ALL DEPARTMENTS

fl Lownsr EXCURSION RAILWAY RATES

_ J. B.. Brehaut,_Esq., of Montague, offers special ‘-

prizes amounting to $12.00 for foals sited by; _his ear-

.__`\ `riage~ Stallion “~PARmlIGHT.” ._ _ . .1 ~ if __ 1

f _g 25 Gents Admits to-' Departments __ "_

' _ - Articles for Ex1iil\iti'on_wiil-be reeeivedat the Drill _ '

', Shed; from Monday, October 2nd lat.-10 o.’o_lool;, cfm., ‘ » #lun-til-.Tuesday, October 3rd,' at 10’a.m. _ '- - I Entries for horses will. be received until Saturday, _ September 30th, and for other Live Stock 'until 10 ' o’c1ock a.m., on Wednesday, October 4th. ' '

TRAIN ARRANGEMENTS.

- ' Excursion Return tickets at one single first-class

fare will be issued from Elmira, Souris, Charlottetown, Cardigan, Monta e and intermediate stations to Georgetown by agllmoon trains of October 3rd and morning trains of October 4th, good to return up to and including October 5th, 1916. Also from -Charlottetown _ and intermediate stations to- Georgetown on the -ith October, 1916, good to return by special trainsume day

Fare Tram'

3% E2 _

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will'

form. and this mor they hoo in _some

iron acetate .or tincture of.iron_ silpplyfff

hon itfylul it to oh you any good; _ otherwise.. it inlay' prove worse tlim; usda". .Many au' athlete of priser

strength and endurance and iillc-if his,

mako them black.. nor upset the sto-'I

have such great confidence in Nuxa-`,~,

their strength 200`per cent.'cr over iii;

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