- ‘H1546, ' l. art-‘l-llw

Fon rm: 441a. weft; or ‘ft-ii con-rest. tuomo- ser- rzusen t, nu.

-—_— .

The number gtgvzss laid durin; the week was I22, a drop of only 2g eggs since the previous gweek

The Experimental Station‘; pen M White Leghorns, No. 20 leads the Contest for the week. with a production o! 47 eggs; M1. J. B. hiiiilnanls pan of Barred Rooks}: 2nd. -with 45 eggs; Mrs, I. W. Bulpilfa pen of White Lﬂbornsi is 3rd. with 4i eggs; ill’, H.138 Muse's pen oi White l4‘ tied with am. no; Mﬂhﬂelfal pen oi lirtrrrd Ruck! ' .

-llol.tum"s uluuuenv open- ing Sept. Niall! d0. Pie»! i=0!- sider this announcement an invi- tation to be present-

OHOF from i-hi ‘s Gillie]. -—ELEGANT NEW llOlﬁlJ lN ladies fail coats. with and without . . —I—wP-' u ,~ at _ —AT HOLMAWS tsll millinery opening. Sept 9th. .

"salads" has upm- - V some‘ the choicest , , and ﬁnest flavoured tee ind has always been good value for money. _ ~ W. now introduce "SALADA" GRANGE PEKOB BLEND

which will full)? maintain this high standard of excellence ancl will be rOlQﬂd ‘the most delicious sncl attractively flavoured tea at ,

' fors%lb.pachet-—4oc.o'rviewillmsllsampler for 6th. place with 37 eggs each.

youth-goes.’ l l The Experimental Station's pen PI

MONTREAL lot White Leghorns. No. 1s leads

the Contest lo date with a pro- duction of 1.400 eggs; Mrs. R. W. Builpltfs pen of White Leghorns is 2nd. with 1380 eggs; the Expert mental Station's pen of White Leghorns. .\'o. 20 is 3rd. with l3- 43 clrlzs; Mr. J. B. Milimnnhs pen

_FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, Sen tensber 8th and 0th fail lniilinery opening and display o! ladies high class wearablea. You are invited to attend. Sinclair 8'. Stewart. Limit- Bd_ _ . , BOOG-‘l-Ii.

_ -THERE WlLiabe n nienazerle in Central Badlands-ﬁnk 0n Wed- nesday evening. Sept. 20. Side shows. tug o! war. fortune teller. ice cream and various attractions.

6004-7-3l

slurs:

“A iioy spends a good dtlai of this time out pisying-_ that's why hs needs Clothes that won't play out."

Miami's Llnl-enl 1o! " III. Bif- , _ _-__ , , p I PERSONALS ‘igliiiiiileilv annulus-rim . i sifbwing. at new fail and winter —.\li=-s Aims Wltlnoro °l 0*"!

. , ' i, i, iii i visiting in Summerside. ‘éluttfrllzlolllllrallzf gtiltlllllrflexlgldgepill tile 2:88? 0i M!" Cmmlm" Pm‘ a .

. . . . hard. , . . '_ KENSINGTON. -— Rev. Geo. —-- ‘ ‘ I 'i_icr oi Clifton, will preach in 4M“ J‘ A‘ “m! ‘mam!’ w“

B"K¢5-$lil3t0h Presbyterian 98'9"- w“ l" "w" o“ ‘vednesdu

, . i ' home from a business, gnmSundai the 10th. inst. {figlrrgngharlottetowm H.

--l)lf_( James Haiiopan. ﬁlallml‘ master and sister Annie and cou- sin Raymond Halloran. oi’ Bloom- iicld, motored to Kenslnslon Si!" d“), and were the guests of Wm Dunphy.

‘GREAT , VALUES m - BOYS’ School t Siiits - $6.95 a ~ ~We’re giving. some exceptional val. ues in Boys? Clothing here this month,

These Suits at $6.95 are an excellent illustration 0f how you can save m9.

Bros. pen of Barred

with the Experimental Stat.lon’s pen oi‘ White Leghorns, No. 19. -HAnv£s'rlN¢. - Harvest ' has been in lull swing through the county for the last week. large quantities of sraln has been housed in the last tow days being put up in good condition. Home tew farmers have iilllﬁllﬁd cuttinS and will complete the work in a few days. H.

g ~41!‘ lo the new times that followed the war. Probably his best saying was "Truth is simple. The simpler it is the truer."

Ell-Kaiser's Court Preacher Is Dead

_._\tr_ c, ii, sehurninnhf Chi- Qiggo lwhg has been the. guest 0i .\ir. and Mrs. Maynard Schilfmﬂll-

BERLlN. Sept 7—There died to- day in Berlin. a mun whose Gen man title. literally translated is

This rugged Imperial parson had

another human touch. lle admits ed in confidence that he wrote out, his own sermons. and the longel‘. they were the more work he hadl

of Barred Rocks is 4th., with‘ 132': Pigs; Mr. F‘. W. Wooiiera pen of White Lcghorns is 5th. with 1332 PZESj-Mi‘. J Schurmans pen or White Lcghorns is 6th, 130i

‘l. .

HAC- nouoi-l ‘rltli: l "m A SEAPLANE

Summerside for some WEEKS. "I" turned home on Tuesday-

-.\iiss Vl/innifred Kenny daugh

Another great value-

ney now. Tliere’s a ﬁne variety of styles and pittternsThe materials and

tailoring are the sort that keep up an. peanances even though the boy keeps up the pace.

“Upper Court Preacher." lie “'85 [ﬁnest Dryauder, for more than thirty years the friend. confident court preacher oi the Kaiser.

Dur his incumbency he oifi at- ed hggullu-ly on Sundays in til.- Dom "Kirwhe, the gingerbread architectural attempt at a cathed- raldircctlyﬂopgositc the imperial Palace. ‘ f William iisfenctf-to Dr Dryand- erﬂt; prl-ncilinz hen he was a stu- tlolit iii llomi Cziyverslly. in 1890 Dryaluir-r was called. to till,- "Cp- per (‘ourt Prcacherslthpf‘ ill Berlin and joynusly- accepted ﬂue appoint- ment. llc Was intimntelwilh lllv whole liohenzolibrn ianliiyfaild in

tcr oi‘ Mr. and Mrs. James Kenn!‘ left Tuesday morning for Brooir lyn. N. Y. whore she ~will train for a nurse in St. Mary's Hospi- ial.

eggs; Pendleton Bros.’ pen oil . __ - . Barred Rocks. is 7th; with 1290! HAL-WAX. .\'., 5., iselii. lL-Af- _ "gas; Mr Even-u Hqwau-g whim‘ fer a day of trying experiences in the Black Eagle. which carried Lrzhorns ticd with the Exporinl- illlemﬁllllﬁ .10 1113119 m5 W3)’ 1° with it 1hr.» patent n! herctlztarll pm“; Station's y...“ n; white ig-gglLoclicport, N. 5., iu the dense fol; Prussian nobility ll ms said [0 horns y“ 18' {or 8th. place Wm‘ n‘ yeuemayl Majonk B Shea", ' have bet-n the first instance of u 3393 Eggs each an,‘ “nmam Mule Halifax an. lgmtiunvmls 9x L —_--'l\irs. Arlon Ring and» Lutheran ClPTBHIIBB bclng W h°"‘l.\'caic‘s pen of White Lslzhorns is imcted to nrrive hack around noon ﬂflllﬂhl". Ml" EvelYllv 1°" 1°‘ ored. ‘Jth. with 1190 eggs to date. lln the seaplane with which he icit ""1" 7mm“ l" Malde"; Mm“- °" o. Thi- total ‘production to date is h"? yeltterdny morning, _ Thursday. af-ter sponnlns several BALFOUR RESENTS 22.233 eggs. About twenty miles southwest weeks vacation at Mrs. King's for | NQMAPPROVAL OF A ______{.}______ m Linenbuklg‘ he ‘was “cdmpened mei- home in town. H. NAURU MANDATE‘ m LJIGHTWEIGHT CLASS, to take the water, on a heavy sea. *‘—" v ~—~ ijhls was so. rough that he was GENE"A~ sem- 6'— The Earl.’ unable ‘to get into tile-Bl; 588th U! B31501" teen"? m“ “mmsm: tor two hours. Meanwhile the was implied in the mandate tozu- plane was washed atound’ , ‘he his memoirs he wrote thusqwouwmlsslun a report m1 Cl‘ ‘ _( "13"" A: the corner ofasideslrcctihey water coming ovcr‘ hei- and nec- his relations with m, nwmberk. klatesnn which the llvll 1194f": happened in pasw; two street urch- essitating the use of pumps. Fln~ “Al an “mes i endeavored wuhlillg’ u-lih the ltlillltl of .\auru no» ins who looked at thcm and grinaiiu all,v.a small lbay with smoot wa- gyery mm“. n; gig-gust]; in me tn ﬂXiPlllfPd front w-nvral ﬂllilfovdhf Tolhe obvious embarrassment of Ker was made. From there Major serve mt Inmm-lal House and w told the council of the Lcilguc ohghq giflg’ ESL-Org, one 0i than; 5am; Shearer decided to return to he loyal to ‘it and. lo be sure. loyal xii-WM Qtwivrduy that llc t:0l1ld;“Aln’t much ‘am in that sandwich, ilnliiax. not only in what i talked about. 1 n" I accept such criticism. Th0. is there. lBill?" but also what i kept secret as not? quesuonfnvuwed ‘S, l!” allege’, HERE FROM AFRICA being m," of my clwical “by exploitation oi the -l"l('il phosphate —4— To STUDY METHOD Deanne his ag(_.—_]]e was mm“- mlllcs oivthc island for the cx-‘lllrﬁﬁblll 50m? of the domlnicus 0;.- HANDUNG ‘:30; than 10 ygafs 01.1mm was one 1,5, elusive lbcilclu or‘ Gfifiil. ilritaini H-hﬂnllnned their FlKlltll, leaving H11" T"liZvl\'I‘l.‘- lI-W Gcrlnalls uhlc Australia and Xew Zcaland. ‘Fhcillle exorcise oi’ [he mandate t1 to adapt tha-iiisclvcs intt-licctilaihvlmandate for ‘title i-lalul was (lrl'§-f""'~“" Brim-m. NPW ZPJIRHJ and - ilmllv elven to the British Em. Australia alternately.

in do. in September. 1918. the Kaiser- conferrcd upon hilu the Order 0i

_ Boys’ "V" neck pull over Sweater, body navy. neck hunter green.

$2.25

will: tzucLlsolltlll.

The Mens’ Store

l For Freedom

from Dandruff, Falling Hair, and all Scalp Troubles, usc- l‘

. 1

KOREEN

"Nature's Own Remedy" for Scalp Troubles-eradicate: Dandruff, stops the halr natural health and beauty.

little

—.\‘liss Winnie Kennv and Iiiis! Cassie Smallm-an. Summersido. were outward passengers on frat-slimy: morninz. iheiormer goes to Brooklyn, N.Y.. and the latter In Montreal. both ladle.- intend in lraiu as a nurse at their destina- tions, H.

A particularly small hut veryrlan per man was walking hctween two lﬂtilil0il2llll_\'~_2ill.li‘8(l girls.

, . Lancashirel Leads nﬁlvinfigmhilﬁ 'i§’§§"".f.“°‘..l'.§§ In Trade Revival

l friends in this locality is reported l critically iii. her brother, Mr. Wy— , "LON-Dov -_.. . - .. . ' "l" P- Ye" "I Baluet°rd> 639k" “lilurope uh}. gelxfitirhtluurg olllllilhéllﬂihll! c“ 0“ Friday f" smnmerslde merclaill‘ it is zlpproachillg Cullliiil-i and ls expected early this .wcek. 0308mm}. This opinion was ‘w;

_pt'(:SS8(l totlﬂl’ by Sir Edward hide‘ l. ‘l

kny Edgar. who predicts 1t stczllly is

OTTAWKA. Sept. 6. — W. J. K Skiilicorn. chief‘ assistant ti!’ Sir __ __ _ _ William Hay, general manager oi . the South African Railways, has" lit-cu here interviewing the de- partment of railways on the mai- ter o! operation‘ oi! the raltway

Bystem of Canada. particularly

with reference to the handling of

' "hr '4‘ lﬂmlls. i-Io will Bo west to‘ inspect V. f |ll1e elevator system and in see ._ illltl .\Y1,10le PPQQBBS __ot the bulk.

ihandilug of igrain with a view ll"

introducing something similar hi South Airicn. The “South African government is now undertaking the construction of}; system ‘of’ terminal elevators and Canadian experience will ‘be largely drzvwn upon. . WALTER s. THOMPSON HEADS GRAND TRUNK PUBLICITY eusEAu

MONTREAL. Sept e.- it announced that Walter S_. Thomp- son has lheen appointed Publicity Agent of the Grand Trunk Rail- way System. reporting to the of- fice of the Vice-President zintl General Manager. fMr. Thompson has hitherto been attached‘, i0,» U19 Gelleliﬂl "Advertising Dc-part» moot In the position of Enigm- o; the press Bureau. _, , .'

“Sitvielwntn Joining the, Grand T""'K'ln.l914. he was engaged in cditorlsLwork on newspapers iii Canada, Qrcnt Britain. iAustralia diitl New Zﬁillfilld. The apmgint.‘ lrlent is qtfectlve today. ‘

MONCTON

jlleavy wdvear’

revival oi British trade. lie forcW cast an exceptionally busy time in‘ the Lancusllire cotton industry, which evcn now, is st-lllllng nbrotldl 8s lunch cotton yarn as bcfoic thel E. A. Foster, R. wrToombs 6. 60.. Rsddln Bros. war.

Sir Edward shill that Europe. ii was beginning lo placc orders; ' once more. while. oulsilln of Eli-l H b b1 t 1 h " ro e, the Indian an ('lllli"S€ mar-l W011i 9 8 0 0 TQVBH» v sriii.

‘ [K135 in which Lanclhshire is part.‘ Since the ilTllllSlplCP. without ilicl ill)’ SDPPPU- . Index ularlv ‘lltcrcst -d l -- be" .1. .n]l¢gu|1ii'y bging “om; i); p Lung-pile who knows not and knows ills numxber o" wholesale “ﬂees in Canvlfhc outltllnk det-ldcillhghriﬂifcr Alibi shire ilas llPQll ‘the scone oi’ <icud“~" hi‘ klWW-‘i W!‘ “d“'¢°"5"“c1e§l~by ~prolessnr "Hooked to the ilorlht-ru (“l-;l.llil"" m] Drill-HP» DI! the Pevﬂllﬁthllvliﬂll‘ Muchcl of MoMuter Umvcrsitydlﬁéltldll the r~olllillu triilc rcvlv-ll allll consolidation oi the country's‘ Ttlnmg) mood “t-NHJ at ‘he emll which would cxtt-lltl if) the irunwlzrt-lilcst ilulusirv, which will soon m‘ A“ M’ ltherew‘ registering a steel shipbuilding. coal liill wool‘: llc as well ciillllllwil l0!‘ PXlPFlllll decline-oil .3 i191‘ w"? from ‘he Vrthlancl bther industries,‘ ilriti<h truzlc (‘lllllllﬁllllllli its it is for internal cl» A ralumhcrcr he. who hul iiwillli} ‘"0"? ﬂgulre of 1653M" the mom“ was now quietly pcrsil-ltcllilv and liCltJllPV, Sir Eilward concluded. | llll-l 1190M-

‘Ol July- This compares Wm‘ '76‘? definitely on llll: llilkradc There‘ W?‘ lilo who klltlyvs. u1l<ll1k(‘\\'i-l' k110i"

{or August’ 19217 2544 u" ‘Mmusm would not be a boom or auythlngl CHINESE WISDOM. he knows“ 192°- "d 2493 m’ Augus" lgllk-‘Scililiillﬂllﬂl. but n SlCiHlV, cvcu ' Mark such a mic. since dAilllfll at 2t"! yeugelgtodilﬁgﬁﬂlilllilllce all down tllu ilulustriul where he leads. (mm .. a"! eel" _ - P" " line. which neither hluntlcrs. poli- ——lC. H. Payne. in Bil mﬂllllﬁlifzugrigesr cggtldzhishszgbaﬁg: ticialls nor chaos oi‘ exchanges . Journal. .. vancc . - ‘n indicates that. while the cost oi‘ llv-l" ‘ ' " ‘ lng is still slowly dropping. U10 605i, . oi‘ manufacturing is rising fairly; sharply. I

from falling and restores itsl

1922 l

A recordv-"breakifné crops-AK the crop of Goodyear tires for 1922.

Like Canadian No. 1 Wheat, a crop famous the world over for qualltY-

But a croprcquircd by the i consumer demand.’

Only a record-breaking demand could keep. Ill? immense Goodyearfactory at New Toronto busy for 24 hours a day (three hour shifts) as 1t has been for months.

And, only record-breaking mileage could produce this demand. - 4 Goodyear Tires g0 farther to-day than ever before. Goodyear. Tires cost less to-day than ever before.

well to tench. ilc who knows. and likewise knows he kllows~

\ \ n llll follow

\* He who knows not, and knows not] that he knows llot- _ gCollnt hiIlAL-[Qﬂl iluworthy oi

BRITISH cArTLE MARKET. l

Dominion Live Stock Branch Cables 1 August 31, 1922. Birkenhcad reports chest Canadi- an, 1mg to zostc (i0%d. to 11a.) - ' Irish 1811c to.20%c in sink. 410 ' Canadians offered. . CUT THROAT. Glasgow sold 309 Canadians ﬂrnm, 1114c to 11114:: on foot. (Gd. to 684th)‘. Plain steers 7%c toitl/gc (dd to EIU‘ ' Scotch 75hr! to 89M. Sixteen hun- dred =li‘l6li 534d -lo 61,411. Market __ slightly oversupplied. . 1. London quotes Canadian dressed sides in moderate supply and only fair quality. lPrlces 15%c to 18%c.

MAN

...MON-CTON.' . SBDt 6——Wiliianl Stewart. a younggnsn about twen- t_v~five years of age,- tonight Blﬂﬁllt. ed ‘his ‘throat vsylthha knife, sin, vari is a married lnhn nnd h" n small family. No “reason other. ‘han iii health is given for ,the "iced. After the young man's» wounds had been attended m, he

t in‘ t ' I w k m. was pronouncement‘ of danger. Salim‘. mm o" m. ' a

ed August 28, 1922.

ewe nimoh. Came

,, ,, . 8.3. 'M .ll t ‘I’ ducer, .‘ Employer- What would you do ‘ ,1,“.§,,§f,,f,§,o,'_° _ _ _ _ _ 4 , _ _ _ H343

if VI ‘VH0 m 0"" W" wdrk?“ " SS. Gracia, to Glasgow . . . . . . ..B07 '

"it ‘lid he all right. mister. an. J | ___.r 3 Swarm Meandermg Mum ‘urwn SJS. “Oxonian. to 1i iverltoo . a7

talko a joke as well as anybody -— <+>i_-- ‘

When you've puffed MASTER MASON you'll, know the real en- joyment of good tobacco. Myl how its mellow quality, fragrance and ﬂaw!‘ Wins you. Every dealer sells it-qnost every man shake’. it. There’s real economy, too, in its big plugs.

British Bacon VMarket. Dominion Live Stock Branch Cables " August Z6, i522.

AT JESUQ FEET H“ sweet m me“- mnCanndian. all 9rades.»1.35s. to 1.40s. "

heads "1 51191199 ﬂail, market quiet. American 115s. _ tqpgsos. quiet. Jrlsli, 154s. to 162s. . Dlllllﬂli, 1506. f0"l5ZS., ﬂfm. DaiJflSli killings. 36,359 llbﬂdt-

. .

‘FIRE LOSSES. ‘t

i-At Jesus lest. And bow our i there; _. in.Ged above we've pltcccl our

.'..'.L‘ .. . '" . .\ _ ', 1-», -. dove... . _ . " Our solace in the hour of rare. __ I h j _ . ()lir trust so sweet. t'ls sn replete 1 t With hope that's icd by lIUJK/RQYS , 1 _-- f" Se . - dewl I. ' Fire loslles is: Canada durlni-‘the - ‘Round us the while, the angels vteok englpqduhugust 30, are esti at~ Hmlle. \ ed by The Monetary Times at S 2,- (lﬁil "Millie! 0V" RIP and you. 700, compared with 3652.000 j» ho At. Jesus‘ feethlet lls repeat , previous‘ week. 1‘ "O imrd, O Thou Cruciiled One, ‘~ As here we kneel. hear our appeal Teach us. to say ‘Thy W_lli be done.‘ , , , n , \ Thy call, is clear, Thy voice we h t; _,_ Authorized capital of ‘$14,113,400 Thy blood stained Cross, it was y la represented llwcolnpgnice whose . way. ~incorporations were reported t0_'l'he ‘Then HOITOW'H dart must pierce our_ dnetsiry fllimee duclllg the week ‘_ heart ,_ - . dodAusust 20, comhrod with, To teach us how, wemust obey." ‘ $M05J700 uhe ilrevimts week. A At Jesus’ feet. tls sweet to i'lI st. comparative summary ‘by tlrovllices ﬁnd gave- us lilzht His work, _ _ sob. is as follows: . ln liim io triiBl, to any ",1 niust" ’ ' », Week ended. Week ended And share in His Gcthsemslil-f ,, ,,_,Z_ , MIS- 19- A' 2O 1-. at. ills woﬂr m never sins" - hon-linen .....s1.2ln.00o s2.» » o To hear it all and bc at rest, ‘iAlbsrts . . . . 4 w 855,500 if ,

. To kiss the Cross and hens.‘ ur loss 5- C0"! h“! - - - For this We know ihstooiglipowslﬂhn 035.000 . best. - ~ web. unswici; islmtoo e, -. Ontario

We nccd the Croas,,tlle Crops we 333-{109 19.174500 be," _ _ Bu‘ P“, ‘gland . 5.00 lt..drawn.uat0 His o.iit'llﬁ%r. f. . .. es-r-w- . And soothes our weary load o’ $9.! 1'9"" - I

o. w.

New tncorporlltions.

l. fr.» l-r-ql.

“

(‘olllll him as one whom lt were -