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BEAVER FLCUR

aa you can with any pastry flour. Beaver Flour is milled ofthe famous Ontario fall wheat, strengthened with western spring wheat, And more than that-Beaver Flour makes a loaf of bread that is a

joy to eat-with fine, even texture and a delicious,

K; _ "homey" nutlike flavor, unknown to those wlio still

J' use the tough, tasteless, western spring wheat flours.

_, Malte the change today-order a barrel of Beaver

Flour :at your grocer's and have really delicious Bread and Pastry.

DEALERS-write us for prices on Feed,

Coarse Grains and Cereals. 'f-_ _T 'nie r. ii. nrioit co. tiiiirrn, __-2-

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ITH an ENTERPRISE HEAT ECONOMISER on this MONARCH range you have the latest and greatest inven- tion oithc age. Based on a scientific principle it saves fuel by saving heat This one device will save a very large pro- portion of the first cost of your range in the course oi a year

With the

Uven Ther- mometer and

Coatrolel Damper you are able to cook _almost auto-

matically which

meansa reat saving in

ioo_d w ich is never spoiled when cooked on an Enterprise llosareh

ENTERPRISE

MONARCH STEEL RANGE

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Charlottetown, PE. I.

BRACE McKAY £3 C0 LTD`

Summerside, P.E.I.

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FARMERS ATTENTION

We have in stock a Supply of \ i BASIC SLAG -

Now is the time to buy as prices

are sure t » be higher later on.

Information cheerfully furnish-“

ed.

'CALL WRITE oR PHONE

_ Auld Bros Ltd.

` FRIDAY

and many from various mainland points.

pcarunce of a big city.

Judging in all the lines was com-

pleted yesterday.

The exhibit of heavy horses on the

whole was rather small, according to Mr. J. M. McCallum ,of Shakespeare. Out, one of the judges of horses who stated that for this reason there was little or no competition in many of the classes.

In the registered Clydcsdnles, said

he, there were it few right good ani- ninls. Special mention is due the Canadian bred champion mare and the Grand Champion Clydesdale ` mare.

The Percheron horses according to

Mr. McCiillnm, are n very poor lot.

ziniiiials; while in the General Pur- pose class, the lack of general pur- posc type was very noticsable.

The races yesterday were attended

by the largest crowd this season. There were two events, the free-for all and the 2_27 trot and 2.30 pncc_ Both were won by Islnud horses, Tho first race culled was ltlie free for all seven horses starting_ The race which‘ went fiive heats was won by Brenton ii. drivcn iii able fashion by Mr_ Geo.

l{oope_r,_ the popular (lliaiilottetowii burber_ The 2.27 trot and 2_30 pace was won by an Island horse Kiltie owned by Mr. John McPhee, North' 3iver_

SUMMARY

FREE FOR ALL

.. .. ._ ._ (PUR8E$500) .. .,

Brenton H. (H. Hooper) 2 2 I 11 Dcvilish Dorothy (Di'.J.'l`. Jenkins)

4 1 2 2 2

Colorado L. (H._ Kelly) 14 6 4 3 Victoria (D.H_ McAllester Sussex)

3 3 3 3 3 r

Dunholm (Gay& Arbing, city)554 James W. McKinney (F_C. Redding

Tifne 2.17% 2.17’/4 2.19% 2.19% 2.2

2.27 TROT-2.30 PAC!

(Purse S 400.)

Kiltie (John McPhee, North River)

1 5 Fil

Robt L. (J.W. Fraser, New Water

ford CS.) 6 1 2 3

Florette, (Amos Etter Amherst, N.

S. 2 2 4 4

Bzivins. (R.H. Edwards, Halifax)

1 _ 4132

Zeke Todd (H. McKenzie, New

Glasgow N.S.) 386

Mavrcobel (P. Keith & son -St.

John) 5 3 8 r _Jennie Penn (Cnrwell, St. John)

945r

Casey Cresceus (J.P. Smith, Kin-

koru) 9 6 7 r

Lord Hastings (`M.Keough, N. _Try-

on) 899r Time 2.20 2.21% 2.21% 2.20%.

The races for today will be a 2.35 Class trot stake prize $400. and a 2.22 ‘ Class trot 2.25 Class paco stake $400.

Th' Strain of ' Overworlt

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Your ‘work is heavy, and lore, tired

muscles sro a common occurrence. Each time your back aches you blame it on your work, and _Just there the danger lies--for that pain in the back may not be from strain, as you sup-

goso, but the forowarnsr ot Kidney or ladder trouble. For your own interest, it illlull £0

bo particular and sure, as Kidney troubles inevitably pnii you down and destroy your earning power.

Take note of these symptoms. Do

` 'you get dizzy and have repeated head- aches, painful urination, brick dust do- posita, or feel drowsy and, generally,

good for nothing! If lo, it is your idneys that are bothering you-not work-and Gin Pills are necessary..

No person can work properly when

they feel sick, tired and dizzy all the time. The more they try, the more

energy they use up; and this only tends to aggravate their condition, as this kidneys are already tired out with their endeavors to rslievsfthsir con-

gested stat? and perform their tual tion proper y. _ _

The kidneys are dilcato and vitll o_:gnns_;_ once they heaomo :C1236 t roiig any cause-yo N11' the congestion is relieved nd W0 nance rcinsdisd. ‘

Don’t let your system become run

down. A box or two of Gln Pill! Wm relieve those kidney complaints sid gonna; your old-time _llltli .ald man . ' ' :-

Y ur health is rlcslsss. Doii't risk

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f losing it, Kes_p your kidneys ia ordlr always by tak ng Gln Pills. -

Bo d svarywharo for 600 a boi. Writs for has sample to The Nstlolll Drug 5 Chamisal Co., of Canada, Ll!-_ ms. num, ost. _ -_ ~ .IP

nnsini inmrnl terrors i-an nn ssnissrns-t

Signed Chester Mcburo.

‘:_t°5°m°' with H” lively “‘“ °t _ At ti meeting of the Charlotte- "Q ° by ““'°° “rd °“"'é=°° °'°""_ town connuiuftiie Knighisufcui- W "-'° Ch"l°"°l°"“ t°°k °“ th’ ‘V umbus on Wednesday night, when

there was .an exceptionally large at- tendance, l\ir.,_l.E. Cullen who was treasurer of the K_C. Catholic army Huts campaign, was presented with in address, which was accompanied by a very acceptable soiivcnier gift Mr. Cullen thanked the donors in a neat speech,

WEDDING BELLS.-At Detroit..

Michigan, Aug_ 31st 1918, by the R,ev_ Joseph Vance 'of the first Presbyterian Church, Frederick Dobson, of Detroit Michigan, to Magaret Helen Owen. oi 'the same place_ lm-medic-tcly after the ceremony the happy couple left for Buffalo and Niagra Falls and will he :it home October first at 893 Garfield

_ ln the Heavy Draft horses. not reK~_ A.,Bnu,,_ Den-om M(,3h|gm__ M,~,_ D01, 'aimed' he Bays mere were law “md son formerly belonged to French tort

Prince Edward lsland_

A PATRIOTIC FAMILY;-Mr_ M_ i‘.

Brennan Long River, has received ii itelegram stating that his son Private J. A_ was wounded in the knee, Sept, ist_ This young hero is carrying five other wounds which he got it year and a halt ago. He also bears n mark who ch he got from it hurt six months ago This plucky lad has mude three trips to the bottle field' and has been citrrleo oiif on a stretcher ithree different tini- es. His many friends wish him a sinft-_ recovery and welcome to his P_ li, I home. Pte. Brennan is a cousin to lier

.ard T_ Fitzaimmons who gave up his ‘ite lust April for K-ing and Country. Ha was one ot the first (Jaiindinn boy to enlist in the United Staten Army _ind ltodny the service ting :ls to be ieczi on thi Mission tiiiunzh with a large golden Star in it for this libro as lie was a member of tli;i'. church for en years. i'-lc was a sou of Mr_ Mich ici Fitzsimuions oi Alliurtoii whose

home was saddened hy the death 01 iiiu wife. lic has another sou Daniel it France wa; like his brother enlist

rd of his own free will

A gloom was cast over Upper

North River when word was receiv-

of Mr. and Mrs. H.F_ Sandersor. '__'i'_' "" ,wail kmed m adm” ml bept' 2nd iii the retirement tif Mr W Cain (

This gallant young soldier was born

io4tli Battalion. After serving the usual time of training he was draft- ed iii Apl_ last into the famous figh iiig 26th, :md served in France uni' lic met his death, I-Ie leaves tr mourn their irreparable loss beside.- liis grief stricken parents, four liro thers, namely, Hamilton, Fraiiklin. Miller and Fulton :it home.

r’-_ -‘_n%_,

Soldier rest, thy warfare o`cr

Dream of fighting fields uo more Sleep the sleep that know." no break-

ing

Mom of toil nor night of waking.

ARRANGING FOR BOYS CONFER

ENCE.-_Mr_ Lou_ Buckly, Maritimt Boys Work Secretary, Halifax, and Mrs. Buckly are in the city_ Mr_ Buck ‘.ey is here organizing the Province _'or the Provincial Boy’s Conference ‘o bc held Nov. 22-24 in Chnrlottc- town_ This is one of 47 conferenr-r to be held lthronghout Canada froi :oust to const_ Through those confer inces 15,000 boys will be enlisted for i training in Cristian citizenship. Mi Buckley is also interviewing the vur Sous committees in charge ofitiie Earn inc civn campaign -uiroiign which 40 boys are pledged to give the sum oi $400 for Y_ M_ C. A. work among thr- Soldiers. Mr. Buckley snys he is do 'Ightcd with the interest the Guardian

At the annual convention of the

nittees had been appointed the Pres ident, Mr. Lloyd Shaw, gave ii timely address which dealt princip- ally with the imperative necessity. of forming a strong and effectiv' union of the teachers, in order that the profession may be placed upon ah adequately remuneiative basis and teachers of experience retained here. ` _

In 'closing the President mad(

_‘» -`~i;;i.-.» - " aim.-Ll

THE N. Y. 'FlJI~\'8`ALl8.-The fol-

., lowing telegram was received yester- ‘ The third day of the exhibition day by M;-_ E, }t_ 'Bmw nom Mr_ was favored by bright warm -weather Cham, “cpm-¢_ pm- 3,1” Manger and ¢\\°“»°1\dH 0! iwonla took in the .vim is at present in New York: “Fur Fair and 01° wromvanyius ntirw- Auction continues. Market Fair. Sti- ions. _ vers sold at prices ranging from $1.00

Autos by hundreds whizzed through to $5000 reds from gen cent, to 347; U19 “T90” “ll MY. IDBHY “'01” l|1'3`crosses from one to $90. Prices all farthest sections of the Province mcg;-ding to' grades. Staples Firm.

, IncreasedProfits `

Y i, and wagon for delivery are

V service in all weathers. ‘

genie; _.'..‘§% f :___ o. af rbi. 9,., :.'::.'::.:fEi."°i'°il

Au vlmsais “

rim on clumps me

More Satisfied Customers and

MANY storekeepers` ex-

_ tend their business by

taking advantage of the uses to which a motor truck can

_ be put. '

__-t Those who use the horse `

.restricted to a limited area: But the merchant who owns. atruckcancovermanytimes the area possible _by horse Emd Wa8`0_n._ He is able to ln_crease_hisl1stof customers without interfering with the service he renders nearby customers. Arural delivery

route can be_ added or leng- thened. His loads can e _

. increased. _His service is

improved While his costs are

uced. '

The_ Ford One-Ton Truck

Chassis fitted with a stake ' express, tnqciosed body will nil every retpzirement of the mer- chant. he Ford Truck is of

Price (chassis only) $750.

1 _ F. o. B. Font. ontario

- GR.\.\"l‘ & KENNEDY, Dealers (‘lmi'I0tt0 rowii.

R. T. lIOI..\[.-\N, Dealers Siiiiiiiieimiltle _ _

N- SYd“°Y»l 6651' .fd that Pte. john \V. Sanderson, son I. IYES & SON. I)ciilci~s Moiitiigtie

vs_ »- - _ -tg l -5----sun

LONDO_N, Sept. 25.--Coiistantiir OTTAWA, Sept. 25.-The total of

0__ _“ne __ _S97 and had attained his from his dtiticszis' School Iiis]ict‘tor.

- . _ _ Tlic tlistiissioii on the address

twenty first year when lie niet his _ . _ _ _, _ _ '

. _ was part ciptitcd in liv l riiicipzils

death fczirlessly doing his duty for qémwm I,-_._m,.i< md I Q I the cause of freedom. Hc was, a gpectér 'Doyic ,__`_d‘ Hr- ‘_)\_,m`\(_;'£‘£.__:;' young man of exemplary character, nel ` ‘ ‘ ‘ ' ‘ ` ` quiet and unassuming that won for ' _ I fm- him 3 place in the hearts of his The thanks of the Coiiveiiiion‘ acquaintances which is now left vac- WGS lC_\1<l€fC<l Mr. Slifiu’ fm' his aut. He enlisted in Nov. 1915 in B SPl<‘_l1<l\fl fi<l<lrCSS.

Coy, 105th Battalion and was on ar- _ _ __ ____

ople was vhombcd by the British royal Caiiiidinii casualties reported to the air forces Fritlay' and Suturdiiy ot'

lust week according to iiu oillciul coiti-'inns entered the big offensive in Aug inunicntion issued hy the Adiiiirultyliist is 25,000.

tonight. The stntcnierit says “The _*_ Greeks cooperated in thc ‘bum-biiig ofl O'I"I`-’\\V-‘\_ SHIYL 25--"Five ll\lI\d\‘Bd Constantinople on Sept. 20 und 21 and 2\DDllCi1ll0l\S f0\` 0X€mllll0l\ "Om ml'

ilroiipetl thousands i_ol' leaflets into_IEZKYs;i;v_i_pc__;_i;;lc_i‘____;_h<;__ ‘_:_S_!__I_;i__ck(;:_" Smmboul' 'ndiiiiis rcniilcitt iii tho United States

record hraticlt hero since the Cunad

fitting reference to the_'distin_ct_ lpss. sustained by the teaching profession “

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rival in England transferred to tht "__-_“_” -1* ri" °~"-~-'~ ,

Appalling Conditions Among Belgian Children

n F ate of Coming Generation Rests on Relief Work.

MANY people have thought that the United States loans to

Belgium have financed all the Relief Work necessary. As' a matter of fact the loans provide the minimum

ration to sustain life in a grown person.

The bowl of soup and two pieces of bread are totally

inadequate to build bone and muscle for it growing chil . The results are ghastly!

“These cases, running into hundreds of thousands of sick

and defective childreii . . . . . . cannot be taken care of by the eneral funds", writes Mr. Hoover on July 8th of this year. ‘There is an increasin need for funds for these cases . . . .our

-lol! reports show that are soup-lines of Belgium have increased from onesnd-a-half to two-an -a-half million persons . . ._l wish particularly to remove any doubt as to the acceptability of contributions to the Commission for Relief i_n Belgium for the special purposes above indicated." _

Unless the sick and starving children of Belgium are given

I chance for life, Tuberculosis, Rickets and kindred ills will ‘claim the next generation. That is-Belgium's outlook.

And yet la few dollars will restore health and itrength to one

of these tiny sufferers. Will you open your purse and helpl

1f,Fale had ruffled ll that you should SEE these Babies starring, you would :liars your all witlntbsm. Mint you SEE, before you will help P

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M k li ues a able and send contributions to

‘is taking with the' boy 'brobldm and - is e c eq p y

Ttopos thalt the people of thi- - ‘ - '

isinnii _wiii ioyniiy suppm-t_Mi-'_ n_ c. 1 9 _/__ _ _ __ __ _

Sideninsr, the new Secretary !o'r"P. E. I i ` " 1 ' ' _

island who cornea here shortly to deal Q , _ 1_5 1 iq! with this problem_ P _ i i € I ' .T ' “"-

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P.E. . Island Teachers Associatlonj ‘ ~ t0 YW? I-Dal C°mmlll¢¢» 0|' i0

in 'Prince of Wales 'College on ‘ _ Ly' wednesday ____e__ _‘___ __e________ c°m_ Hoadqunrtefba 89 St. Peter St., Montreo

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