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and a night.

_ Our laxstive cold cure

works on, spew principal- drives the cold oiflt of the 5ystem- d6esn’t rn' e re l y smother- it temporarily io ‘ 'haveit reappear a day or ' so later. _ It does not cause | ringing- in the ears, for it " ` contains" no quinine. It simply- relieves your system ' and leaves you feeling, right.

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NEWS EHUM .

THE -liiililili HUSHIELS IIHELEGE

DAILY GOSSIP OF A U. C. CL

- STUDENT.

Students are enrolling at the U. C.

O. every day.

Judging by the work being done

in the typewriting department there will be keen competition for the dif- ferent gold medals to be awarded at the U. C. C. next spring. 'Besides the gold medals awarded for typemriting there is also abeau- tifully engraved diploma, a copy of which may be seen at the U. C. C.

oflice.

The U. C. C. class rooms were

never brighter and busier. The pres- ent classes give promise of being the most thorough, smart and industri- ous group -the U. C. C. has had.

The class rooms are filling up rap- idly hnt that vacant desk is still. reserved for you but after this week' it will be given to/the iirst comer. llon't let another fellow ‘take your chance of securing a commercial ed- ucation that spells success.

Some of the many advantages of-

fered by the U. C. C. are: n compet- ent stall of nnfailing and courteous teachers who give you personal, thorough instruction on the subject for which you are enrolled; thc brightest, cleanest, best cnuipped and most sanitary class-rooms in the Maritime Provinces; and a com- mercial course that is beyond com- petition in actual business practice.

A U. C. C, Diploma is the best

testimonial and recommendation any nmbitiolis young woman or man could desire.

A~fcw copies of the last year book.

ns well as McIntosh‘s appreciation ol “A Little Journey to the Home of n Good School" are still loft. 'l`hcsc can be had frcc from thc Principal. Mr. Moran. at the omce. Roval Bank Building. 1878-10-3mwlM3l

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THE qldgqgn grune `

, me IMI. nc.

(Special to The Guardian)

'l‘OliON'l'('), Oct. 3.- Southwester-

ly winds, shifting to Northwesterly; clearing. - _ 'THE WEATHlilR.- Yesterday was

cloudy _,_§Ki{§yugbout 'with heavy rain in t.he_p,v_` _g continuing all night.

The' -highest temperature recorded

yestei'day-_-iran sixty-‘two above zero and jpg' lgwggt was Sfty-two B-bovs. The lowest _ the previous night was forty°nlne above. At nine a. m. it

:us fifty-two above and at nine pfm. ity-six above. The tide will be .high_ this after-

noon at 1.12 and tomorrow at 1.12; it will be high‘ tomorrow morning at 12.45 and Sunday at 1.22. The sun sets *"” f"""‘ll\H Ill? 5-35

and tomorrow at 5.84; it rises to- morrow mnmingat 6.01 and Satur- day at 6.08. This mods' sets this evening.nt 7.1¢.. Thar-a"`wns ». saw moon Tuesday

Sent. 80th ht 12.57 a. m. The first quarter of the moon will he on Monday. Oct. 7th. Bl 9-45 “-

m. _

The length of today will be eleven hours and thirty-seven minimi-

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.»;--».~~»~ ' ' , u shimaing`:s_nd cahvillir

,_ .-...Welrave storied our regular S of Fuwlmd chictgm bfilnligngs Ed(l:l':.liEi»?»?r`l;¢lv ¢;‘=°f“l°¥ ’° ‘l“°-ml" W' nrt. Elilyinl “fly *W "°*‘°“ '° °»”-‘bk “sm ml swnedmll Welictli'-'¢o1ltrects.'P_l'll=B lW"l"5 P9°\“`7"°°dy niwl C.

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SPUHTENG NEWS

The death c"_"cu d t N Y` . _ . Ahern on tm 29”) 8° "° 5 °W °“ ~ N. Crawford ..... ne” °l’E’°‘“l’°’~ “R” “ll lu' _ Johnson

of several weeks, of Dr. John ' _ _H _pwnm ______ __ _____

Charles Dixon, son of Rev. Cannon "'_° E' H ¢ d _ 34 39' gg 33 114. Helter calved in 1911-`-1`, James Gor- Dixoh, or Montreal. ' 'rr-I DENNIS 'rnonr-Iv Maron - ~ 'G,,,',',f1' §,,,,g',"'j__j_’_'jjj' __- '_ 901 de.. _ -

erase total ......'.. ne sinh. ancnrasr (spoon-n Timo.

'ru 125

. __

assesses 22252323 essence; '=ehz=§§ EEc§E

‘E .’°'!‘¥

P. Power

24 108

_KIIWS £0|ll|I¥

-_-_-_ ' `

' (Oontmgsd from_pa;s__-1 ) Georgetown; 2, Thomas Henry: 3

Geo. Jackson.

Beet Holstein or Holstein Grade

Cow. in milk 'or calf, _any age-1, Clarence ' D. White, " Montague; 2, 'James , _(Jordon, -New -Perth; 3. J. Forbol. . _ _ , __ | Belt Holstein or Holstein Grade

______Dr- Dixon wasrhowh-‘in charlotte- ___ , _ _ ' - . ' ~ " nest I-leisure er I-mama ,creas- dgn’ H° °°’m° `l\°¥'° 5°l¥l° f»W°11ty Clearly outshootiug their oppon- ROYAL CANADIAN GARRIBON Heller, calved in 1912-1, Clarence gd g'_°“l‘:h°§_¢:__=° a .mcmbar of a ants, _tha _'mth Truro muah became ` an'r1LLmsY:" white; 2. J- Mm Mahesh; 3. J_» 60:5 ai Jah “$1 °°\lDB1ly. But the chamglons of the Maritime Provinces _ _ _ _ ` Gordon. I

p y s an ed in this city, and at t e Bedford range, Halifax, on 500 600 800 900 Tel' Best Holstein or Holstein Grade

28 25 18 104 . - .

the deceased obtained a position wednabda

y and are _ e proud winners Capt. Howard ...33

§_*§:t£f-insigghggféoghiglhllin than or the handsome :|3210 presented hr Lt. Fmt ........_..2s _

5° ° Svhelvf Dennis Needless to a e R ids ze ar _ar

ar za

known in social and- church circles

Bom in Kuda,.e_ Q“ebec_ Decembe; llgilll- _Fourteen men _made a total ol "Grand total 249,, 13 4_ h . . 1 0 Points _ or better out a possible _ROYAL CANADIAN REGIMENT:

6 ° "ved with but th 140. The winning, team piled np the

remarkable average of 133.25, Lian.

tenant Killem made 'the feature shoot pts Banks ____..27

UI 8. BIB

family to Montreal at the age of thir lieell- H0 married Miss Elysee Con- Nid. Ol Baltimore, who survives him.

YWTB 1180. Dr. Dixon, besides his den-

ion in New York as an actor, and took part in professional reduction

profession of dentistry, and he was

months ago.

Entered, October 2nd.--Schr. Rac-

moilth Packet, Townsend, Sydney; Schr. Lady May, McDougall, Belle River; Schr. Irene M. _B. Colgood, Picton; Behr. Frank, VanEmher,‘Pug- wash; Schr. G. C. Kelley, Fougere, Sydney; Sehr. Daisy, 1.owrie, Picton; Schr. Leo, Dailey, Sydney; P-cbr. Lord Kitchener, Livingston, Halifax; Schr. Wm. Reid, Picton.

Cleared, Oct. 2nd.~Schr. Racburn, Chapman, Picton; Schr. Frank, Van- E-mhcr, Pngwash; \Schr. Lady May, McDougall, Belle River; Schr. Daisy,

Sydney; Sehr. Lord Kitchener, Liv- ingston, St. Andrews, N. B.; Schr. Nellie Reid, Reid, Pietou.

_'rr-raw wAN'rs nxrnasarlou. _ f

WASHINGTON, October 2.-Jfhuw

has applied to the S_tate`Depa'rtment to ask from the British Embassy here an explanation ol the treatment accedcd to him by the Canadian ‘Oili- ccrs. ,

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THE RAMPAGE.

LONDON, Oct. 1.-The Mad Mullah ia no the rampage again in Somali- lund and has burnt Burao, which was fnrnrcrly a fortified post, and killed six friendly natives. He is now pur- suing a deliberate policy of exter- mination against the friendly natives

N|]|iiESl|l|N. GAS UH b EI

\S|EK.SUl|H STUMAEH

TIME “I"A.PE’S ]_)IAI’-EPSINI" IN FIVE MINUTES ALL STOMACH MISERY IS GONE.

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"Really does'_’ /put,bad stomachs in

order-"really docs” overcome indi- gestion, dyspepsia, gas, heartburn |and sourness in tive minutes-that- just that-makes Pape's Diapcpsin the largest sa_l_1_ing__ stomach regulator _-4b__&b_¢‘ _wqrlqg .wlbst _you eat fer- _mydes into stunt Lprlumps, you helen .._.___.___. mm f-_ _°,.u_§i?9_~ _._*b“;,_. _nndigested 10011 811011.-..‘Q°m\ 'ls dlzzy"‘and aches; breath" ionlf-tongue ccntclli your insides filled with bile and~"ll1" digestible waste, remember the mo- ment ‘-Pane’° Dlaner»si\1" C0111” in contact witlvthe stomach all H\1¢l\ rlistresp- vanishes. _‘--It'l ilfllly “WU” lshing-almost marvelous, and the joy is its hermlessness. '

A large , Qftgicsnp, case of PnP°`|! mapepsih w I give you 0 h\1“‘lf°Sl

dollars' worth- of !_atl,sfHctl0I\ Or y0{9_ druggist hands yo your ll-\0n°y UM -' re.. worth its weight in sold to men and women who can't S0* U19" stomachs regulated. It belongs in your _home-_-ihonld alway’ U6 “Pt bamiy in .case of sr sick. l0\ll`» “PU” stomach during the day or at night. 195 quickclt. l\ll'°ll'- “lid 91°*-V

stomach doctor in the

Charlottetown

bi - - 8 y L eyno

3°” ““°d 1" “in l’°'m°“ l°" B011” there _was rciclvllls in Truro when Lt: Duvosin ......27

me. THE MON . ‘”°‘"d W” f°“1V°d l'l_l°t U18 76th Lt. Bryan D,_ D,,,,,',1:R,If,‘f,f‘ m,;'f,‘;ff, deségify' rurlmcht had won. Bwrwly. il ever. Lt. srevahson .........a2

in this city for many years was well has mm bean B mam” at th” long LE" Bmw” ""'°3z

- ranges where the shooting was so M, G, Ammett

and moved to_New~Y.ol_k about mum; of the _day when he actually scored

133 D0 nts, but being only credited

tal p,.B_ctice_* attained some reputab with 138, he unfortunately Putting a

bull's eye on the wrong target. His score should have read, 34 35, 35

for some y°a,.s_ waning hl;a1th_ hows: 34, but he lost the shot at 900 yards: ever. soon forced him tg retire tu bm Llelll-°“°“l'» Hellfd mad° 1-he best Grand total _ ........... .........855

score of the day, getting a grand tot- ,-

engaged in actual practice until some al °E 137 p°i“t“' which was mad” “P ‘*“”*"'-'“'”°'“

of a possible at 500 yards, 84 at

was unable to be present to'meke the

each teamz-

76TH REGIMENT:

Capt. Dartcuux .......35 ~ Lt. McArthur ...33 32

Lt. Killam ......34 Lt. Semple .......32 Q.M.S. Kennedy ......35 Pte. Taylor ......35 Lt. Heard Pte. McCallum ....34

35 31 35 29 32 34 35 33

35 33 33 34 32 34 34 35 33

30 33 32

Low,-;e_'pict0“; pcb;-_ Le0_ gm-my_ Grand total ................. ...1066

78TH REGIMENT: '

Capt. Dunbar ...35 _ Capt. Sutherland .....34 31 33 Capt. Arthur ....27 31 26 Lt. Maclean __,_._34 Lt. Murray ...,...83 Pte. McArthur Pte. K. J. -McLean....27 Pte. D. Ives .... ._ ......28

32 31 32 34 32 30 32 25 32 31 28 27 26 28 35 33 30

06TH PRINCESS LOUISE FUSI LIERS:

MAD MULI-AH ON 500 000 800 900 'ru

ze so za so 11'.

Maj. Simmonds

Capt. Dowden ...31 Sgt. Armstrong 34 Sgt. Parker ......34 Sgt. Thomas Sgt. Ferguson 34 Bm. Barnham Capt. Holland 34 27 27

Grand total

63RD HALIFAX _RIFLES'

' 500 600 800 900

Lt. Bennett .......34 30 33 l.t. Roche .........38 Sgt. Pcverill... ......31 Capt. Adams _....33 84 Gpl. I-Iankey .....31 24 Sgt. Faulkner ...30 -ZF-

29 25

28 26 34

31 26 29 27 33 33 31 33 34

Z6 22 28

32 30 25 22 13

29 29 31 27 30 32 33 30

Lt. Stuck 31 31

Lt. Ricketts ......34 35

Grand total

500 600 800 900 Ttl

33 34 32 134

131 133 131 136 135 . . . , x; . H.

Rattray, St. P.etcr’s; A. P. Leemin

500 600 800 900 Ttl

32 33 30 130

13 11 132 120 123 108 126

Grand total . .................. ..984

116 116 134 122 1.20

me 119 070

Ttl 125 125 ‘11B 134 110 99 124 126

27. 38 35 114

28 115 18 100

29 32 30 118 26 26 31 115 29 25 24 110 28 21 18 96

872

500 600 800 900 Ttl

Sgt. Denning ....32 28 32 25 117

25 27

Bdn. Williams 34 28 84 Bdn. Mattinson .......32 33

C. Sgt. Worthington 29 Brin. Bnxey .......30 Sgt. Giles ......28 Sgt. Biekford

20 25 30 28 30

12 91 29 125 4 89

21 25 100 31 25

25 116 27 108

30 16 109

Cannon Dixon is Spalding a short 600, a possible at 800 and 33 at the

900 mound `

vacation at Morin Heights, in the '

Laurentians, and had not heard of ‘ In P1`°5°“l5ll\§ thi! Dcllhis trophy io

bis souls death this mo,.,,mg_ (Sept the winning team and the beautiful --

so.) It is prehahis that the hody win ’”°““° W“'=°l‘ f°l>B l° 01° Ifwmhefs Of

be br-ought to Montreal for interment the team Colonel Rutherford congrat-| (Canadian Press. )

1)r__D1x¢,n is also survived by his ulated -them on their magnificent wini NATIONAL. moths;-, two bl-others and B ,,iste,._ and regretted that _.Senator Dennis; At New York, ilrst New York 8,

; Philadelphia, 3

:Plug Tohaceos.--all ei-meal amor. Presentation. Hs suggested that ' aw Second called at the *md 0! the

el-5 _come bare for their smoking Bur vote 01 thanks should be gent, to ‘sixth on account of darkness. New plies for we carry the best ling in Senator Dennis for the greatintercst Y0I`k 3. Pl1llB€l€ll>lllH.4¢ the city. our ping tobacco, are kept he is taking in msrksraahship. 'rhree Brooklyn. at Boston. postponed on in vary best condition free from an hearty cheers were given to the rifle- °°°°““¢ Of f“l“~

that bite, sting and burn you and in men of the winning team and another

other brands... We are showing new three rousing cheers were given for AMERICAN* the famous Shamrock 10c., Master 30118011' Dennis. _ At Phuadelphinr New Ymk' 0' Mason and Master Workman 15e. The scores will he seen to be the Philadelphia' 0' called at the and °E The Ma¢Kj|_m0n _Drug C0" Comer mm-e remarkable when it is -,.emem_ the 4th on account of wet grounds. Great George and Kent Ste. MEti. bered that a strong'cross wind was B°“t°“ at W89hl“El20l1. postponed

on 'account ai rain

--- blowing during the entire match and ' SHIPPING NEWS. in addition n'mimge was 31,40 in evi_ Cleveland,_ at Detroit, called on ac.

__ dence, which em a great deal 01 °°““* °‘ ’“"l~

damage to scores at the long ranges.

burn, Chapman, Chatham; Schr. Yar- Following are the full scores oi ---l"-"--'

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o¢»~»»o~ osessveoos oo.¢o'u°oo.oo.o¢.»,eo,»4100.0»°».».n.eo,¢¢'eo‘».o¢¢

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J T M Leeman Halifa J

P. G. Clark, Summerside; Mrs. F.S. McDonald, Miss C. McDonald, Sourls 3/lrs._F. R. Hcartz, Miss 1-leartz, City; A. W. Cook, Halifax, D. Mc- Phee , .Boston; A. W. Cook, Hallie

-"`Irs1uax; r-1. o. simmons, w. ri.

Thompson, St. John; P. L. Carr,

town A. J. W. Myers, Toronto; G. H. Jardine, North Wiltshire; A. G. Minray John McLean, M. S. Jones, J. S. King, Montreal; Mrs. _` King, Hallfax,, H. D. Reid, Cambridge;

' H. L. Hewson, Amherst-.‘

QUEEN __

J. L. Heath, Toronto, E. C,,.Maii and wife, Toronto; H. Ellis, Toronto W. E. Campbell, Montreal; __ H. M. Ross, Ottawa; A. _(J. McLeod, Park Corner; S. A. Heartz, Halifax.

` REYEBE-

’ Ravens:

T. A. Lowther, Amherst, N. S.;

Clarence A. Smith and wife, New Glasgow, N. S.; Chas. A. Prince, Birmingham, England; A. I-iavell, Pemhrooke, Ont.; P. M. Arsenault, St. Chrysontom; Chas. H. Farrington New Bedford, Mass.; U. Maznilnnon, New Bedford, Mass.; -lm. Weiser and wife, Boston; H. F. Feohan, Mt.

Campbelton; E. S. Coffin, Charlotte-

Heuer, carved in may-1 .A r l Bruce, Valleyileid; 2, James Gordon._

Best Herd ol Dairy Cattle, consist-'

ing of 1 bull and 4 females, 1 year old or over, bull to be registered and all to be owned by the Exhibitor. The judge to give 'prelerence to uni- formity of typr-1, Geo. Annear. l BOBt Fai; Cow 01' Steer, 2 years or

over-1, James Gordon; 2,,R. R. Mc- Lean. - ‘ I ' | Beet Steer, 1 year old-1, David Wright; 2, Mont Annear. I Best Steer, calvcd in 1913-1, Mont

Annear; 2, Nat McPhee.

CLAS S IV.-SHEEP.

Best purebred Long Wool Ram, Z

shears or over, registered, may be Lincoln, Leicester or Cotswold-1

Forman Poole, Lower Montague; Michael Keenan, Georgetown; Geo. W. `Aitken.- » | Best pure bred Long Wool Yearling Ram. Wgistered, may be Lincoln, Leicester or Cotswold-1, Michael Keenan; 2. Stewart Bros, Alliston. l Best Pure bred Long Wool Ram Lamb, registered, may be Lincoln,' Iieicester or Cotswold-1 and 2, Kee- nan Bros.; 3, 0. Poole. | Best Pen of two pure bred Long

Wool Ewen having each raised a lamb this season'-1, Stewart Bros.; 2, Keenan Bros.; 3, James Riley. - Best Pen of two pure bred Long Wool yearling ewes'-1, Stewart Bros; rsglvuehael Keenan. I Best Pen of two pure bred Long

Wool Ewe Lambs-2, Stewart Bros.

Best Pen of two Grade Long Wool

Ewes, having each raised a lamb this season-1 and 2, Michael Keenan; 3,

5'2".

"assi-'ms-'__

rm roar

- I iIonv,ml¢l!liy

There: is no economy

buying other styles of Heat- i n g Stoves-Years have proven that the only kind of stove to render the nec- essary warmth io your home _ is a New Silver Moon. This

is the latest improved style with Double Fire Pot, which is `a very important featurc, assuring more heat less cost to replace and better satis-

f.clion generally.

A New Silver Moon nee

no siicnlicn, just iill it up in the morning and you

need not touch it again

hard coal will last a whole day without attention. This is just the convenience you are lookingfor. Drop in to-day and have a look at them.. Wiihever

New Silv.-r Moon we sell,

pipe, which costs us 5oc to make. 'Plrlces 'net Cash.

Carefully note.

No. Io Ea. $r4.oo 'No. II, Same as Cut.Er. $15.

No. I2 Ea. $I7.co No.

Bring or send your order tc-day for one of these

heaters .

_Above prices include delivery to any _Port or

Station In P. E. Island

The Rogers liardwa-re C0.. bid

Sliver

-,.¢.¢.\ :I

until evening. A scuttle of

we supply the first tee joint

I3,Erch .......-....._.,.$_I.9.

O. Poole. - _

:sei

yearling Ewec-1, O. Poole.

Beat Pen of two Grade, Long Wool

Ewe Lambs-1, Melvin Wood, Red

Poole. r ‘ 0

faced Ewes, having- each raised a- lamb this season-1 and 2, C. B. Clay.

Best Pen of 2 ure bred Gre

D. McLean Urapaud; D. Welsh, Bos- if - _p . ~ Y' utmost o timism. The possibilit ten; c. carter, J. rc. Johnsen, B. ‘med y°“'_“”g EW” 1' °' B' (“1“"'

0 H. Bills. Montre-9-li R- L- GI`P~l1hm» faced Ewe 1ambs___1_ C_ B_ C1ay_ running any risk ci making an extr

Beat Pcn of 2 pure bred Grey-

Best l'en of 2 Grade, Grey-faced

Ewes, having each raised a lamb this season-1, C. A. Wilson, 2, C. B. Clay; 3, Alex Dewar, -Brudcnell.

Bust. 1-'en of 2 Grade, Grey-faced

(1. B. Clay; 3, Vernon Shaw, Mont-

ague. - `

Best Pen of 2 Grade, Grey~faced I

registered--1 and Z, C. B. Clay. | Ilcst Long Wool Sheep, registered- 1, Stewart Bros.; 2 anc 3, Keenan ” Bros. 9

Best' Pen of two Grade Long Wool EXCELLENT BUSINESS

_OUTLOOK IN EUROPE.

BF.RLIl\', Oct. l.--“The business

House; 2, Mmbael Keenan; 3| 0_ outlook in continental Europe, espe-

ially in Russia, can be described as

_Begg Pm-e bred Grey_gMed Ram_ 2 excellent," said Cyrus H. McCormick Sbearg or Ove,-_L_ (;_ B_ Clay; 2_ C_ of Chicago, President of the Inter-

_ B_ 3baw_ Br|_\dene1|_ national Harvester Company, in_an

B-est pare bl-ed (;,-by.faced yearung interview. Mr. McCormick has lust Ram, registered Shropshire or South* completed "`t°“r °E il‘3P€Cl»i0D Ol T-ll doWn_1 and 2, C_ B_ Clay-_ harvester eompany's various plant

Best pu,-B bred Grerfaced Lamb in Russia, Germany, France and Swe

Ram, registered, Shropshire or South den. "Things," he continued, “loo - down-1, 2,an<l 3, C_ B_ C\ay_ inculcnlably better than seemed pro-

Begt Pen of 2 pure bred Grey_ babie some months ago. I had evi-

dence oi prosperity and sound condi-

'stull to another. The horses, over, .200 ei them, were such as to cnui horsemen to talk at length. The di; play of draft horses was partie‘ llnrly good. The cattle also showg l, up well, some very iine herds bei exhibited. The show closes_tQnj£ and already there is talk oiiholdiug another next year. '='

I; 000D FOX IHVESTHENT.

_Q _People who are looking for a ster-

_llllg investment in the fox business will be glad to know that The Vic- toria. Farm Silver Black Fox Corn- pany have decided to add four new

tions everywhere. One can only .pairs of foxes to the; xr d ,_ speak or the situation in Russia iroml stocked ,-,meh 1-bm ,Sis ,fxlksé Eafez.

the business standpoint in terms

Ollequiprrient consist of twe1v.e_,_pa,irs,-,- ies ‘ b '- f

elg t paris o breeders and four pairs

there can be called limitless without of bigb_b1aBs_ young s£0ck_,,u guur;

R- anteed, eligible _for registration and

vngant statement. American indus- of the three leading strains of pedi- tryin Russia is certainly on the greed blood. _ ,_._..

threshold of the best days yet cxper ionced in that market." ~

ycarling Ewes-1, D. A. Wilson; 2, PICTOU GOUNTTS

FAIR A SUCCESS

PICTOU, Oct. 1--Beautiful weather avored the Picton County Exhibi-

Ewe I"`ambB_1’ G` B' Clay; 2’ Th°“ti t d but esterduy‘s attend-

' , I Oil O Hy, y

$3:0_?0n"'hue’ Roseneath’ 3' D' A' ance was thc biggest, for any show

Besi'_‘Pnre bred _Rum, registered, 2 °;?:1`l;_'filgn:$§;_ ;v_flirE;;§_i5000 shears or Over’ may be oxford’ S“f"E;)he attendance was about .2000

folk or_Hampshirc-1, Freeman Mar- whom making H record that

tin. I .

Best Pure bred Grey-faced sheop,lg'u1?[e lsgrlyittszlfll wsu for the

people Today

the

mciillh Agri-

ura o

The feature of today was the dc of live stock, enabling people

ce the animals to much better

untage than by a visit from

pur-

to irri- one

- The Victoria Farm ranch paid a

dividend of 50 per cent in cash and 50 per cent in stock this year and with its capitalization should easily pay that, if not .a larger amount.'in 1914. It possesses an advantage ove other companies in the fact -th'6{ eight of its pairs are `two-year-old foxes, several pairs having had lit- ters this ycar. The percentage for keep is smullci' than many of the other companies now on the market, as it is only 15 per cent. It is ex- pected that the old shareholders will take up nearly all the stock, bui'. a small block has been placed with the Canada Fox Exchange and Invest- ment Company, Limited, wbo will be glad to answer all inquiries, or lur- nish prospcctuses of the Company.

1880.

l"'§ € *_ 1 A

5-ns n__|

If ur dealer has not

Q.M.S. Kidby S t. Ruflell

Capt. Osler .

g _ ...lu nn.. Capt. Van Tuyl

ROYAL CANADIAN ENGINEERS:

S. Hilton ............32 80 C.S.M. Woolridge ....39 29

Grand total

~ earl-I Rnorrnlcuni:

500 600 800

S.M. Saunders _....r...30 Sgt. Foster .......34 Lt. Langley ......38 Lt. Bishop ........_s4 Capt. Sliniiner 23* 34 31 Lt. Harris 20,82 Lt. Young 27 29 Pte. Jefferson 30 27

28 32 38 31 30 18 31 26

K1No's CoUN'rY I-Iussl-ins:

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Hgnny if 32 816136 wits;-aw aa sz as iss

Grand- total 982

` IST CANADIAN ARTILLERY:

500 800 B00\900 'I‘.tl

Lt. C0. Marlhal1'......34 32 $5 31 132 ,Le arm ............ss z1 ai Bgtl Harmon ............35 23 I9 age. mana .......az za so sgt. archer ....a0 ze so

Btphaman ......33 £4 al

I2 6 28

19 112 31 118 28 109 28 117 29 127 24 100

111

Gr. B10! ..-... 37 20 27

Uni. élesservsy

27 122 29 119

.... ........054

£00 Ttl 26 116 22 120 25 1.06 82 123 31 130 31 124 21 105 29 119

Grand total 943

~ 500 soo agp ego ' ........sn as s ._ W" ~- susan _wucex . ~ Geauga .......,ns an as as 114 piano ..........ao _ro sr .£4 ics

e In

fine, smoking mixtures. Old Chnm, Master Mason 10c., Dill‘s Mixture, Pride of Virginia, Old English 15e., Edgeworth's 20c. and 40c.., Sweet Chestnut 25c., as well as all the other famous brands such as Prince Albert, Lucky Strike, etc. The Mac- ‘ Kinnon Drug Co., Corner Great Geo. and Kent Sts. Mllllil-

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THE Porvro moo aaruwavs _ COMPANY r.I1uI'1'sD.

_Comparative Statement of lilarnlnilh

. I For August, 1918.

' 1012. ma.

sos Aucusr.

omg., 01.433, Eas,0ss.Ir. see, 1s,sz0.ss 25,300.11.

FOR _EIGHT MONTHS.

warm are supplied.

TUCKETT LIMITED

Hamilton, Ontario

_ OUR favorite pipe, the

sporting ge and a

- packet of “OE§aR SEAL”

and you have an unbeatable combination for an evening’s solid en`oyment. B l e n d e d from tlie ehoicest tobaccos grown, “OUR SEAL” is the product of over six__§years of p a t i e_ n t, painstakin£___ effort. Good I Well, fi ure J hat six years will do. “CUR SEAL'° is cool. it is sweet. It is mellow with a peculiarly pleasing delicate flavor and fr\gran_ce,¢hatcan only come from pure. tobacco properly 'grown and ripened.

"OUR SEAL” makes any pipe taste good. Tryit. -

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:apackage

Gross. 551,530.23 rm. 104,042.54

FOR AUGUST.

Increase.

4,854.40 _

_ 0,708.89

FOR EIGHT MONTHS

19 ,B03 . G5 55,938.22

511,033.93. ’

250,280.76.

0ur¢%2]l§;‘l?>‘l<‘l`li5-gcgaccq

7.57 63.07

3.54 28.78

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Stewart' S. Pinoau, North Rustico;

R. J. Carmichael, Peakes; 01.- A. - "°gr;d_,hi,,0bacC°y"_ _’. »._ ._ /_/__\

McNeill, Little Sands, J. A. Blue. ,mc dmc, to U, md ,M ~f:_;- -

952 H0P0ll9ld2 E- W- Hhfflngtou- TOYDU' we will see that your r7i"4';'__ _>,.

re, ont.; P. P. Blackmore. 'l'f»wuto. ,fr _~ ..-_. _,b-, K

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500 500 B00 900 Tn F. MaeRory and wife, Boston; F. W. ',,_ ’,- * _r 4;" _

--34 33 3° 3° 12" Gibson, Montreal; M. J. ».a\us,_ st. _-_ . .1 _ _ -~‘ _.as 31 ai 29 121 J h » _ NT,-d_ _ ~;'_-._ t- L_.,

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