TVEDNESDAY, l

m tzimabernlniiovivluuctiallbtait ‘

u>¢ -

-11,‘

_ a . . -- ~ lloveagooil cup of Tea -l—is an expression ,_ frequently heard. eious a really good cup of tea is! - ~lt can be yours every day with-King Cole rich mellow ﬂavor with a ' wn.

“tllo‘Extra’isClisis_e'l‘cs"

Wmhiiiab/Ismdnumnvzlaagmrawugnumwsuugiiul ~ l: -. _' .__. . v . . ,1 . .1 .

We have ‘Purchased ‘the Entire Stock of

llowarifs Shoe Store

Owing to HOWARIYS STORE being too small to accomodate the crowds we anticipate, we have removed the stock to our own store where THURSDAY morning, SEPTEMBER 14th we are throwing- the whole stock on the market at DISCOUNTS RANGING FROM 15 T0 25 PER CENT. DISCOUNT OFF. l

This Sale Will Continue lot Ten Days Only

The stock is all new goods consisting 0f some 0f the best lines made in Canada such as SLATERS for men, KINGSBURY for women, HURLBUTS for children and many other reliable makes.

THIS IS YOUR (THANCE TO SHOE UP. FOOT IN THE FAMILY

Early caller-s will have an advantage over belated _ buyers—~for there will be no more shoes at these prices, this season. ' '

_ Kindly note that this sale is for cash andcash only, and no goods will be allowed 0n approbation.

1 i " - POSITIVELY N0 THIS IS A (‘ASH Pllllllﬁ Fﬂlgllsilll [Coops ON Al’-

‘SALE AND PROBATION CASH ONLY ,1 S 11111110“; L111 DURING THIS uecessors o . ordon & C0,.

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EVERY

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' lllil rail-ell. in... Exhibition Association

will open an office on Main Street, opposite lllP Post fliilcn» on 1l‘riday, null Saturday, September 15th and 16th. Brim: or nlail your entries to the Secretary

FRANK MU LLALLY Sourls

COUNTESS WAS ROBBED through a clipping in a iPortland , , , _ j z 1r .‘('ll i Willii m by a friend

' dxndmx‘ ‘$111k 12 -'_A 11"11'il')i-‘.\llliiii;; i111 lllllYlllllllll will“ m m“ hxlwpﬂs "m" B11111": 'l‘lii- Harrington home \V.'lSl1lP01‘l' ing? 11,1“ i,"l'“,nl,"ss Vu" Pll“"“,l1e"' land. William married maiiy years ,9 "T? :1 1:1,", “wolf "f '\"'w ‘"111 ago anil moved in ‘Boston, liming all IQ S, ,N‘_n_, 13,3111‘. _ ‘n 1191M, "I trill-e ot‘ his brother, Wll1l»lllt1l‘l'l8ll rummm‘ "W511 I'"“""" n“ _:iild settled lil Nova ‘Sﬂlllil. John l\\'l‘(lll? to ille mayor oi’ Portland,

thieves broke into her ronili and clll0roiul'lneil the (oulliess illllllaﬂkmg “m h, lnpuung wlmum, The Portland lllil_\'()l' searched the city

took irilnl hor 111.250. A iil-spalch

m the Dlmy Mun 11'1"" BHr“llIlllI‘t'(‘tOl'lPﬁ iol‘ years hack nndlheu says the (‘ilulitl-ss ivas found in _ , _ _ ' _' _ ‘ , __ bed unconscious from chloroiorln"H1" "1"" l“ 1'11" llmmmd WW1“ and that her ji-vrels hail ill-en stol-, ll-n from beneath .'li‘l' pilliu‘. i PERSONALS

.._._. _ ,

6095-12-31.

—-Mr. W. J. Mai-Neill, Albany,

creased ‘by the rill‘ il-rry on Monday

on a business trip to Ziioln-ttni, (‘all-

‘lltlll, lattes Millilit, alld Alnilcrst,

-\\'iiliam lljilliil will be zlbsi-llt. a few days of iiitliis week.

i—~ FINDS BROTHER AFTER QUARTER OF A CENTURY

. PEACHES SENT TO ENGLAND

TORO-5FTO, S0111. i: .—l-‘or lilo first lime ill history. Ontario Mi“ pieutthvn will he offered ill large, 1Ti0STONm-5Pl1l- llf bulk on the lilngiiz-ih nlarlu-t llllS'l‘lill'l‘llll-'~1111l- iiil-"il -"‘\"‘1_11.\'_-tivl-_ season, A shipment 0| 1.000 (discs ltlllstlll and piasteiw-r, oi iuast i1.» _ ——f of the fluent, Niagara truil in to toll. hm: located his ‘lii-other, John ~ ‘Mi-as Marlon ihlitiiorlam] and 1...“... m;- Mﬂnlfﬁﬂ] mix; wook, and P. illlrrillgtilii. oi‘ (ll_\'(l|1»“_jy[1]', Slirl- lll‘l‘ two nieces, Miss lli-tty and Miss will he in England ion (lays later buruo Co. 1X8). iviiom he hail not 11111111111-1. iviio snout the holiday-n

La,” "n ti“. dr-llnl'tili1-.llt hopes hcilril i'i'om for twenty-live ye-lrs, ill ille formers homo iu iSea View. m ma)“, u similar big nppln ghlll- The Nova Scoiian was IQUAIQII have returned to Ottawa.

iueiit venture.

. ~- ._L ~vo,1r..,’a' '1’»’,J/, ., f) -’

1111M. his iueﬂlioxtended north to

I yery important but too loiik a miss- Jns section which has lit-lanai im-

1 deﬁnite results.-

IHOP from l-Ulrnlnhjighlog,

-"_'__ 1 .

MNNNTFD-Exveriauusd sales mun»; tor boot and sbooiimpurt- lucnt. Apply. stating experience, R.

T Holman. Ltd.. Suium _ , y, _ , Joié-iz-zi

-1NEW 8|DEWALKRIFTTIB com- ent. sldewalltaon-the out side of Broadway.NorthmKqpsington, from its abrupt. termination at. School

connect. ..With C

.QM.\B.A., J-Iail, or Strand Theatre.

,T_h_l_s supplies a

pressed the civic authorities with _.T,he- need was most firmly pruned by Counclllgr 110111111111‘. Who demonstrated that longer delay would _1be_ detrimental

cenlelit,..\ir. W. D. Sutherland who can make adhesives ¢..l......,"......

1111;’ hence before

1111118 for llle traffic on this section A of ‘Broadway is assurelll important ill the town,

zrfause of Asthma, can say with

No one C

asthmatic tlil- street. irczn floaters, may st l-y q r _,.. g;|m-,53:l,|__, p to ll‘l'llill“.l‘l‘ except through silrl- ,i.--,._.;-_-..-. ,.._| as n,._ L 11- Kfliﬂslfs i\S1llliI Remedy. [In s certainly may 11x13: n5

"\':.11l‘ tilt; a .'~--'i--l\' which I1‘_'ul ll i-zellsnsiiloli o! asthmatic victims from this scourge of the bronchial lulu-s. ll. is sold overv- where, '

HOTEL ARRIVALS’

VICTORIA HOTEL

F. J. Wright. Summerside; E. W- 11111111-8011. Summeraide; Mr. and Mrs. J. K Hoylock, st John,‘ John Steele, Summerslde; Wm Me’ Neill. 'Sl11lllllt2l"SlllE} W. H. Pope, Pictou; l1‘. F. Arnett, Summer- side; A. C. Rogers. Summersitle; L. W. Murdock. Murray River; A. G. Farris, Sussex; E._LL. Wood. Ottawa; Mrs. J. H. Webs- tr-r, Portland. Me.; Mrs. B. S. Wright. Focus/set. Mass; W. G. Wilson, Maiden. Mass; Miss Al- berta McKiuluy. York Point; J. l). Ht-Aiplline, Toronto; Mr and Mrs. R. E. Mills. Boston Mass‘, l1. l1. Harvey. St. John; C. A. |Gordon,'Toroilto; M. ‘T. Hudson.

,. St. Louis Mo.; W. A. Fredeau, ‘Montreal; A. G. Grout, Halifax; ,A. J Wllliiot, Moncton; W. Ben- fnett. Illilitnx; W. H. Green. Fred ;ericton; Russel Clark. Mt Stewart. S. Goddard, Toronto; L. G Know.- lli-s, ~St. Johu; H. M Hillard. l'i‘oronto; A V. Armstrong "St. lJohu; Mrs Herb. Parker. Quincy; lMass; Mr. and Mrs. Krlglner. New York Robert Whitney, Lewis tou, Me.; Miss J. Barrett. Lewis- loll Me; Mrs M Barrett, Lewis- ton, MIL; Mary N. Edward-s; Dor cheater, Mass; Mrs. James Foley llorchester, Muss. '

J. l. Wilson. St. Joilll B .1)‘. Mc- Donald, St. John, Joseph M. P121111. Huston. J. Wall-ill. Mt. Stewart W. blliltlll. .\it. Stewart, Mrs. John Rich

l’

car whole _,corn, 31.90 per hundred oi! car, Unloading 12th.; 13th and 14th. que.

STOCK QUOTATIONS

furnished by Johnson and Wsrd, iueuiiberli ot‘, the Montreal Elqliilllgﬁﬂ

Brampton "l ..... Bell Teleﬂﬁpne ,..........,,_. A.

Laurentidb" Canadian, Canadian. tesmshlp Coin Canadian to civic interests, a d t, m “b53105 ‘so beneﬁcial t.o 60111331611111 pfaﬂglbfgiig D°"11“1°11 11111189 mllsl be supplied. That wizard 0.1101111“! Power .- Winriipeg Electric

National Breweries formed the work. and the footialls Allﬂml“ ‘sugar

now upoll it wlllbe repeated a cen- Atchison .......... ..

the wotlk w“, Am. iCar & Foundry .. need renewal. And this sayﬂsome. Am. Locomotive ...... ..

y 1113mm" Anaconda Copper ' y Canadian Racine Ra _ New York Central .

certainty oxuciiy Crucible Steel .... ., what causes the establishing 9g lnternatiouaLPaper conditions. Dust lroin Kelly Springﬁeld .

. from Mex. Petroleum .. grain and various iIJer irritants 11111111111111111111-11191-111111111

u Reading ........ .. Southern Paciﬁc

to cause, Union Paciﬁc hut there can be no uncertainty Utah 130111191‘

11-» u. s. Steel

1934 Victory 1933 Victory 1922 Victory 1937 Victory

.Bank Royal .Bank Montreal Bank Nova Seotia Bank» Commerce ..

M11)’ .106 V4.

37%

to the nwhole, of King's County.

and grade stock will be hold‘ on t-lie grounds at 4 p.m.

children under 12 years of 15c. For prize tlon write the Secretary.

' ' ﬁg“ ~ .. JUQT ARRIVEIZ- At Albany

.J. '1‘. Leard, Central Bede- Sépl. 1'2 3i.

IIALIFAX, Sept. IL-(Quotations Stock . 1,. aewfiiﬁi .‘ L

bitlbl -4

1 ,0!) 4. .\l- _ eueral Electric. . teaiuahip Pfd.

om.

ill. Smelling & Refining

ubu Cane 303mm,,

ress Steel Car -

tudebaker

MONTREAL EXCHANGE .. 100.15

Wheat, Sept. 100 . Dec? Corn, Sept. 61%. Dec. 56%. May

1%. oats, Sept. 34%. Dec. 35.11111)’.

_.l$astern dﬁiigls '_ Exhibition +1922

AtSourla Monday Sept. 18, open

$1.500 in prizes tor live stock, oots and ‘egetubles. a

The annual sale of Registered

Admission to the grounds Zliic; ugh

list and informa-

1 Norm ‘Kwwv ._l>qth hard wheat

_ , glasses.

"give good satisfaction.

_tugue, with a cargo ot coal from

‘st-ion from H a (Titling. ' UQIETURN! HOME. —- Mrs. '1‘. G. lves and her two sons, o! Montague. have returned from a two wrecks trip ‘ to Nova Scotia,

"JCRACKED CORN and Corn- meal $2.10 per bag. regular price $2.40. 3 days only. C. E. Pratt d: ‘Sou, St. Peters. 6098-12-21.

.,...'TEA—Try our at 38c par lb. This price for three days only. Rngullr prlee 48c. <0. E. Pratt & Son, 8L. Peters. 11098-1241. " QJFLOVR-Gold Bond ‘sad ﬂours at $3.75 per bag, in cot-ton. This price for three days only. Regular price ot this hard wheat ﬂour is $4.26. C. E. Pratt 8r Son. St. Peters. 6098-12-21.

.35. s. PARKMWN. Resistor ed Qptometrlst), ddmnﬂsuay Wil be at, Harbor View Hotel, George- town, on Fnlday, Sept. 15th. from 1 till 5 to examine eyes and f1! Sept. 9 6i.

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..°CHURC<,H REPAIRS. -— M1‘- Maicolm Glllis has secured the contract oi’ painting the Method- ist. Chumh, Montague, Malcolm i=1 a skilled workman and should

"(COAL LADEN.— The schr. J. B. Collins, Capt. White of Mur- ray Harbor, has arrived in M011-

Port Hastings, This cargo is tor the steamer-Tussle, which is now on her regular Ber-vice and not tor householders, as -was greatly expected . J. ..'NEW OATS ON MARKET.-—- A load of new outs coming to Montague last week, reminds us that the fall is albout here. This farmer reports a heavy crop oi grain. and while a great deal of it ilad fallen dowh, making it diffi- cult to cut, practically none was lost. and with another week oi’ fine weather, will be about all gathered. Y. ..'OPENlNG OF NEW UNION Church at Lower Montague Sull- day, Seipt. 17, Services llt 11 a.ln. 3 p.m. 7 p.m. Among the speakers expected are Rev. W. G Watson, D. 1). Pres. Methodist. KlJnteri-iuze. Rev. Henry Pierre. ll. A. Rev. Rose C. Eaton, B. 1). Ri-v. J. Kiel‘. Thompson, Ph. D. Rev J. A. hic- Lellan, D.D.

..'WELCOME VISITOR. ﬁur. Nelson Kiley is at present among the notaihle visitors to Montague. Nelson la o. former Montague buy and for seveéul yﬂilfS conducted li tailoring establishment here. but is now tlrmly established iii

JOHN McKINNON. President. ‘FRANK MULLALY, Sela-Treat.

ho returns to the laild of Uncle Salli, will take with him, the

best. Montague, Y.

the first time in- the history of the tolvn, Jlillltague is without ll the same line o1 business in Bos- saddler. ton. Possessed with n sense 01' llu-{ivere three, then two, now none litl lnur lie is ulc source ol conslller- ML our l,|»,._,.,,,.nt u~_|;|.._,»|np“ able-iiliillseniellt to his llulneroils “m, 5H,...“ ' friends, while here and is wlth- “m; Wu“ for “V0,. f,,,.,,.,ye,,,.__, out question o. welcome visitor. “o. we“ “m; ,,,,,,,|,,,, m ' ll_i.~i coining is allnost looked upon m,- “m-k, 5;u,,u,.,| M i, is“, 11],. 21s nu annual event and scarcely midst U; ,, ,,,.,,_,-,,,.,.,,,,_,., is he wltlliil oilr borders. \Vllf"ll,]|||_||]ﬂy_ Min-r“ inn-ca... the news is lierlildi-il l‘runi' tml-i,,,'.,,,,,,n,l,, ,5,l_.,,,,,,,,,,,, Shmnd, "1111 01 1111‘ 1011'" 111 1111‘ °1l1"1“- lll‘1 one ol‘ the lii-st. [llfltﬁ-S on tile is slay -wlli only be short; and when 11ml “H. a _,;,,|,|;,,,._ ,whell anything gives way,

Lovely Autumn

ltlllﬁ Y t“

i-‘romi New York

Saturday afternoon we placed in stock a great range of lovely new hats, direct from New York.

These beautiful samples of head. wear- are the ﬁnest shipments of Miss MacLellan’s fall purchases while on her recent buying trip.

UNTRIMMED FELTS SPORT HATS TRIMMED HATS

Get your new hat NOW.

Monro 8. McLeod l.lil.

Charlottetown, P. E, I,

ivislies

hilt to bly till; new article, dot-nut savor of prosperity . uul" L‘.\l't'.llll‘V€ heads ale lllP/el 1111' interests oi’ the town, i, will insert an ad. in one .it i papers, and till tills much ll wauc

.."A DISTINCT LOSS.— l-‘ur

Tillie was when tin-rt-

who the pilhiii: faithfully

..'I.\liss Mary Stewart, of

is iagiie. llas returned frolii a 11 ‘

utleiid 10,10 [ha pmgdaian Islands’ m,

_ ,:1lio was visiting her sistclglin '

11-"1111111! cviiVla-slio. Miss iStuwart had l; n1 ' 1111' 1111111 enjoyable time and reports ill;

'l-t‘_‘,s:iil back 11nd forth, as ilellyhiti ‘

As it is now.’

UICIRIIIIIIIIPII Llnlrus-nl Luiulirrnul .

arlls, liiiieforti. J. B. Richards. llidelord. W. S, Marzett, Toronto, Le B. iPridhliln, Alberton, Edd. Palmer, City 1M. Frames, ’l‘or0li- to. G. Carr, Ottawa, A. J. Dull. llalitax, R. B. Lee, Ottawa, lMies (travel-i, St. John, Chas. Bennett. Paris, F‘ J. Makius, Moncton, Ross A. Atkins, Halifax, J. H. l-‘uruey. Montreal, C. 1B. Riley, Graiiley. Que. l1. Salinger, 'l‘oi‘onto, Ont... S. K. Jacobs, Toronto. 0ilt.. Gregory, Falrfleld, Mo, J. J. Pow- er, Brlinttord, A. C. (fox, Sourls laiura Cox, Sourls, Louise Cox, Suuris.

REVERE HOTEL

1i. (‘. Outerhridge. Bermuda; J. J. Keough. St. John's. Nfid.; Gal‘ net Profitt. Kensington; Geo, Tay lor. (Ieutral Bellequo; Brewer Johnson, (‘entral Bedeque; Titus. Nioysce. Central Iledequea; J. . Sanderson, Gall; Mrs. Gordon MC Leoll. New Glasgow. N. S.; Miss Isabella McLeod. New (liusgoiv, N S.; Mrs. l1. W, MoLcllan. New Glasgow N. S.; A. (T. Robinson. 'l‘oronto; Mrs L t‘. Pilrsons. and sons. oose Jaw; H Francis, Rocky Point; A. G. Taylor, Moncton; J. Jardilie. St. John; ll. N. Day. St. John; Geo. H. Cheepie, St Pollu.

Miss Helen McLaughlin, Boa-ton Teresa MclBrlde. BBoi-ltoii; M. E- MeKinnon. Boston; Luuru McDon- aid. Boston; l‘. A. Splettl‘, Brock- ville; A. l). McKinuon. St. Peters; W. B. MdD nald. Edger- ton, N. 8., C. C. Harper 81111801‘ It. B, Thomas, Portland; P. C. Snell, Que-beep G. M. 111181195. New Glasgow; F‘. J. Rutter. M0111 renl; R. M. Reid, Tnontoplllllia A. E. Kerr. Hall-fax; Miss F. M- Kerr. ilulifax; A. .\ll~.i.eod. B01" den; Robt Swctnalil, Moncton; G. M. Nicholson. (Ihester, Iowan-N. l1, Myrer Halifax; J. H. Daniels. New York; F, N. McKie. city; .1. J. Keollgh, st. John's. N1111-

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OTTAWNS ATTITUDE TOWARDS THE WEIST

OTTAWA, Sept. 12.—"lmmlgra» lion and development of our not- ural resources lire essential to the progress of Canada lind to the solu- tion of many national problems," (let-hired lion. Charles Stewart. Minister of the interior. lll- dili- cussing tonight hiii recent Western tour. That a national and aggress- ive immigration policy has been developed and will shortly be an- nounced, is definitely known._"Cap- ital ls requisite for development. especially -in Weiitern- Canada.

investment." Mr.- Btewur: stated. "Thrﬂoverninept l: prepared-to encourage investment for develop- ment. but not for exploitation And stock-mongering,"

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1 ,- ..

where tha-greltﬁniiturlif his tircen ‘ furnish o/great ﬂelcl (or intelligent '

To Hoflders of Five Year 5-2 rp-per -c-.ent Canadefs *V-i0tory Bonds

issued ,i,n,,1917 and Maturing 1st December, 1922.

CONVERSION

_, ,, HE MINISTER OF FINANCE offers to holders

‘"“ lofritheae- bonds

who desire to continue their

lnveatmllit .ln Dominion ,ot' , Canada pecuritlea‘ the "prhrilege-ofnexchonging the maturing bonds for new , bonds bearing ,5} per cent interest, payable halt‘ yearly,

_ of qithecofdhe (allowing classes :—-

(al-Fivlehyepr bonds, dated 1st November, 1922, to mature louNovember. .1927.

(b) Teniytnr bonds. dated 1st November,

1922.10 mature m November, 1932.

..iil.b.iie themacui-lng

bonds will carry-interest to 1st

December, 1922.111: nevrbondo will commence to corn

_'i x i,

' 4

oPllvlh-EQE.

. alntersohfrom lshNqvember, 1m. GIVING A BONUS 9F A. FULL MDNTI-PS Jisrizlmsr -ro ri-iosr. AVAILING rnnuslinvits pr ri-m eoiqvgimop

"Ibis offer is madexdholders of-thc maturing bonds endls not: open another-investors.

Theboadslsbe

issued underhtllis proposal-will be substantially of the same character as those which are maturing, except

41in Abe exemption from ton

new. issue. -

may,

T?‘ "TP i-ir: m? @- .-

tlon docs not apply u; m;

“toiled a Oeuwo. sell-dam}. ma. . _ p‘

'1'.»-

f, .

PROPOSALS

Holden of the maturing bonds who wish to svlll‘ themselves of this conversion privilege should " their bonds AS EARLY AS POSSIBLE, BUT N01‘ LATERTHAN SEPTEMBER soul, m a Bra - of any Chartered Bank in Canada and receive in exc an oﬂiciai receipt for the bonds surrendered, con

.an undertaking to deliver the corresponding bon s 01 i-

the new issue.

Holders of maturing fully registered bonds, inte Payable by cheque from Ottawa, will receive December 1 _ interest cheque as usual. Holden coupon bonds will detach and retain the lint unrnl

_°°11Pon before surrendering the bond itself for convex-s

purposes. The surrendered bonds will be forwarded by - to the Minister of Finance at Ottawa, whereﬂiey ~ be exchanged for bonds oi‘ the new issue, in ﬁll ftillntsred. O1’ 130119011 registered or coupon bearer for: carrying interest payable 1st May nnddst Novem . of each year ofthe duration of the loan, the ﬁrst lnteres payment accruing and payable 1st May, 1923. Bond °1'_1l.1¢ .114"! 11181-111 ll be sent ,to. the _l_u_iks,_fo ggliiéery immediately a ter the receipt ofthe lu endere n a.

....'£.‘::.."°";“ 2.‘. ""..,.~'"'"."“:.=. .;;',":...'**::'.:. "s..." Ull Cl‘ I . the 1st December, 1922. a w o

W. S. FIELDING, Minister of Flnenm. -r.- I"

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