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A. E. LYON

Good Photography

LEASING others is more

than sentiment_- it's ost an obligation. ~ _ ' Your family and friends

the¥1tY0U_l' photograph. Make

The Bayer Studio

today at

, Studio -

eCo0lr’s Siucliof It

4'

liier Taking ilniy ilna--ilux Ili “Fruit-a-lives”

Easr Sars Hnmoi, N. S.

“It is with greatpleasure that I write

to tell you oi' the `_lv0nde;_‘/al bn¢¢_;i¢; 1 have received from taking “Fruit-£- tives". For years, I was a dreadful sufferer from~ Con_.rl¢')a¢ion and Head. aches, and 1 was miserable ln every way. Nothing in the way ofmedioines seemed to help me. Then I finally tried “ Fruit-a-tives" and the eifect was splendid. After taking onebox, I feel like a new person, to have relief from _those sickening Headaches". ‘

Mas. MARTHA DEWOLFE.

50c. a box, 6 for $2.50, trial size, 250.

At all dealers or sent postpaid by Fruit- a»tivea Limited, Ottawa.

\ l

'..°i'l' PAY8 to buy in this Province.

L.

_ JMR. R. R. 'HOWLETT is Gunn dian agent lor Annandale and vicinity.

»..°Mr. J. S. Chaisson, ‘Souris. re-

has been visiting his old home, _and is now on his way to Halifax to at- tend the Exhibition there_

Austria Needs llelpy 1

From Germany

(Canadian Press Despatch) . LONDON, September |11-The Aus--

up. The Russians' hold the left bank

trains have be‘en'.wrecked. _ '

turned today from Tlgnieh. where he

_ . - _ ' _been made to secure for him the'

fresh;.2;:‘e°;.'r":.c.:“:.:?.“s?::li»~vs-¢--- of - ->-

. _ous attempts at escape' have been'

2_§t:l£J_;‘éerA':_';'€ri?_'__‘;_°°1l‘;,‘_°;““d:_‘;f\vE,l;;’_ made by the notorious- prlson'er and

:.°`0Nl"C'ENVT` per word 'each inser`

f ..°'r. cannon was is assi-also representative in .Mont_agug, _ _ _

ANNIVERSARY OF JESSE _ ' -_ _ _ _ . POMEROY.

BOSTON,_ September, 10-`-Jesse

_Pcuneroyr serving 'a life sentence -lor murder today completed his _fortieth' year in _ solitary confine- .lnent at the state prison lin Charles" ton. Pomeroy is- said to have serv-- ed‘ in solitary coniiuement ' longer than.. any other prisoner in this ;coun_try, and unless the commit-_

trlans have begun to blow up iorts at‘-mm" °`7d°T is °h“g°d he 'Wm have

Hallcz, Galicia, according to despatch- es published by the Petrograd Rus--- sky Slovo and forwarded by the Renter correspondent. The 'Russians have occupied' some of them The

,to be kept in that manner until he idies. He began' his sentence at #the a8G.0f 16 years. after. having ;tacke on sfeverall children. In re-j _-cent years numerous eiiorts have

.these have been unavalfllng_ Numcfr-

these. tofgete-her with his known pre-- _dllection for taking human lite, have influenced

_tion tor advertising in this columnj,

_ Surviveloss __

» fACQUl, italy, Sept. »1l~(By Dr. J.

E. `Dlllon)_-ll‘i_eld Marshal von ,lipi- denburgjs appolntmentiss chief or t e Geriman general stair suggests a des-- perate endeavor- to -shatter the Rus»~ sian~ and Rcumanian forces. The_ Hungarian press considers the com-- ing struggle as' declsivefor the' isola- tion ai' the Germans from their east- :-rn‘ allies and for a Russian _invasion of the Hungarian invasion of the Hungarian plains. They make it clear that the fullest apprehension prevails and' that all hope has vanished. V

One Hungarian paper says: “Ger-

manycan face an eoonomic war only _so long as she posses the Berlin- Bagdad railway. if Transylvania _is- iost, and it the Balkans fall into the' _hands of her. enemies. Germany can- not- survive the Iloss." z >

Uavu. will IABAQTQ

Butter (ere-amery) in prints .36 Butter (tub) lb .. .25 to .36 Butter (fresh) lb .....28 to .30 Eggs, d‘oz. . . . . . . . . . . . ... .28 to .30

_ T _ 0 _ 0| lier Allies '

-as

THE reputation for .

durability that _

attaches to thisware should influence you in - 3

' its purchase. ' Y U 0 x'

To protect yourself

' look for the trade mark.

' There are other“Rogers,”

but only one genuine f= '

` 1847 . ROGERS BROS.

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171s pieces 1'llustra!¢H show the Continental Pufhrn

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Moderate Prices.

Personal attention to Am- » `

ateur Photography. `

107 Queen St. -

Phone 68-J. "ll V//”"4~`“R\\\

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RLOTTETOWN

AND RETURN $13.00

Steamer sails from

Tues

Fo

days at midnight.

r further particulars apply to

JA8. CA

Charlottetown, P. E. I.

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_CKY POINT FERRY S. S. I-IILLSBORO'

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Leave Ch.Town

7.00 8.00

9.80

11.00 1.80 8.30 3.80 4.80 6.30

s-s 99°? esnm ¢o\¢

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'ron viA'|»|.AN1~ LINE ‘ '

mmencing September 12th, until_ ber 10th. and good for return n 30_d_o.ys from date of issue.

TO BOSTON

Charlottetown

RRAGHEIL

Agent

Leave 11. roma- '1.soa. 11. 10.00 an 11.30 " z.o01>. M.

~ 3.00 '- ' 4.00 “

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So many customers who suffer from run down, nervous condition with its, consequent ills of Insomnla,_lndiges-| tion and general deblllty are being greatly helped by Zoetic-the nerve" tonic, that we wish to have everyiail- ing person in this town try this really famous remedy. lt is all that.a tonic' is. It combines the most precious of. health-building substances. Glycer.-; Phosphates are the actual elements oi. the human body in most assimliatlve' torm_ You know the value of Cod

Beet lb. (retail) .15 to .20

` the authorities- in

strictly adhering to the conditions ot-_ the original ' sentence' which 'pre--' scribed “solitary imprisonment." - While “solitary imprisonment” is _the name- given to the punishment Pomeroy ‘is undergoing, it does not mean that he never leaves his cell. He goes out in the yard ever-y day. in charge of a. guard',» and _ spends an hour there. But that is ‘while the other prisoners are' at work in

Fowle lb. - tlblckens, lb.

I-Ia! (Dressed), t n

Straw (pressed) ton

Pork lb.

'l‘urnips.'bus. Potatoes per bus. _ . . . . Oats (black) bun Oats. (white) bus.

Beats, bus.

.13 to .14 is w is

ue to sis _ 80.50

1314

so te as _.40 to _50

as

02

5 cts. bunch

_the shops. During the forty years that he' has been confined-Pomeroy has seldom seen the face of a hu- man belng other than those of his keepers and of his- aged mother, who died several years ago.

Liver Oil and the invigorating effects ai’ tonic wine. in Zoetic these are combined into an exceedingly pleasant' tonic which in two weeks will work; quiet wonders in your health. If at l the end oi' one week’s honest trial you cannot report real progress -toward health we will reiund the purchase price. Doesn't this convince you that vou should start trying it today? Sold; by E. A. Foster, Distributing Agent- for P. E. I. / `

‘

The Magdalen Islands S. S. Co. Ltd '

The B. B. Amelia carrying H. ll; mails, passengers and treight leaves _ Picton every Monday and Thursday ag.

ter arrival of morning express. fglm Wlsliilax. tor the Magdalen Islands - .

I. H. ltarratt, Manager, A|nheI‘e\¢'-

BUIVIMERSIDE MARKETS.

butter. diary; lb . . . . . . . . . . ._.23 Butter, creamery lb . . . . . . . . . ...29 Buckwheat. bush. .. _ _ .. ..7li to .90 Calfskins, lb .. ._ ......19 Hides lb . . . . . ... .. . . . . . ... .15 Hay, pressed, ton _ .. $15 _to $16 Hoy. loose. new, $9 to $10 _Eggs, doz. . . . . . . . . . .. . ..26 Lamb pelts. each . ,.40 to.60 Oats, black, bus. . . . . ._.60 Oats, white, bus. . ._ . . _ . . ..58 Potatoes, bus. .. .'. .50 Straw, pressed, ton . . . . . . . ._.$8.00 Wl_1eat, bus. b.. ._ $1.25 to $1.50 Wool, washed. lb .....48

Carrots 5 cts. bunch Wool lb. ' I5 to 48 Parsnibl. lb. tl( Blueberries qt. 6 to 7 Rasberries, qt. 15 to 20 Ducks. pair 70 in sn

Select Medicine Carefully V

Purgntives are dangerous. They

gripe, cause burning pains and make the constlpated_ condition worse. Physicians say the most ideal laxa- tlve is Dr. Hamilton's Pills of Man» drake d B tt t'

an u ernu , they are ex-0

cesdingly mild, composed only ot health-giving vegetable extracts. Dr. Hamlltun's Pills restore avtivity to the bowels, strengthens the stomach, and purity the blood. For constipa- tion. sick headache, biiioueness and disordered digestion no medicine on. earth makes such remarkable cures as Dr. Hamllttm's Pills. Try a 25c.

;_Wool, unwashed, lb

box yourself. `

' ` 0 _-_

_ leading dealers Z NV 357

' Made in Canada by / '

Madden Britannia Co.. Lil. `

l Hamilton. Ontario

~ sen by -»,§-gag gp

40”” al /i

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SOURIS, OCT. 3rd. 1916

$eoo.'oo in Prizes $eoo.oc>

Fancy Work, School Exhibits, &c. _ _

Rev. E. Walker. Rollo Bay, offers following Special Prizes. ~

__ Ayrshire Bull, Registered, Calved in 1915. lst. $4 00, 2nd. 3.00

Ayrshire Bull, Registered, Calved in 1916. 1st.$3.00, 2nd. 2.00,

3rd. 1.50, 4th. 1.00.

. _.__'1`rain arrangements advt_. later.

' For Prize-List and other information, write Secretary.

' J. A. MCCQRMACK,

‘_ _ ' Souris.

1953-9-11Mwl6l. ~

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mg, going and coming at sonrls. _ - = ‘ 1 - 'g ~. f

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istfrssewssrfved _ ~~ ~- _ WAR LOAN

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Leathers shown are San

Kid, Patent with Sand top Blue tops White tops an

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Eastern Steamship .Lines

ALL-THE-WAY BY WATER. '

_ INTERNATIONAL LINE.

8. 8. CALVIN AUSTIN AND GOVER

_ NOR DINGLEY. 1

COABTWIBE SERVICE

Leaves Bt. John' Mondays, Wednes- f »

days and Fridays at 9.00 a. m., for `_. Eastport. Lubes, Portland and Boston.

Return-_- Leave Central Whari, Boa-

ton, Mondays. Wednesdays and Fri- days at 9.00 a. m., tcr_Portl.and East-

port, Luhee and Bt. John,

' DIREQT BER-VIGI.

_Leave Bt. John Saturday only sit

_'L00 p. m. _

Return-Leave Boston Bundaya on- ly at 10.00 a. m. :

MAINE- STEAMBHIP LIN!

Direct between Portland and New

York. Steamship North Land and

North Star

Leave Franklin Wharf, Portland.

Tues, Thurs. and Bat, at 080 p. m Also Mondays at 10 80 a m , June 19

to Sept. 11 inc

Mernovotlran |.|Na. Direct between Boston and New

York.

_ 18% Hours. Route via Cape Cod Canal

Express Bteel Bteamships llassao

d B nk Hill

husetts an u er

Leave North Side India Wharf.

Boston week days and Sundays at (l p m 'Same Service returning frfcm Pier 18, North River, Foot of Ilurrs!

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EXCUR-SIGNS..

$18 85 Montreal and

$18 00 Boston and

September 18th to October 14th

Bt New York City Bt. John City Ticket Oflloe, 41 King Ot. A C. Currie, Agent, et. John, N. B.

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135 Queen; __ . - . _ n\\\\\\mQav '

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Drugs and if Patent Medicines,

. W Rubber Goods,

I Books and Statlo

ery

School Supplies, Fishing Tackle _

` ,From Ch’town L 0' _

Your Chocolates,

Call at, or Send to

Return

TICKETS ON SALE

September 21st 22nd and 23rd Ret October 9th

September 28th, 29th and 30th

net omssr mn Eu" Pharmacy’ `

Return Montague

Tickers on sans mwm

Good for Thirty Days _S I _ _'L_ _

John, N

CANADIAN GOVERNMENT RAILWAYS

Trains Outward, Read Down i Trains inward, Read up.

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Vernon River Ar. Murray Harbor Dep.

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“ " twine ca_n»means~.money,»‘f\ in your pocket._ _The;_ot}i;¢r__v _

aserious delay. ~' " it-T

an an 2.10 mol FB'

IARELIABLEL ball in ;-youre

kind. means wasted 'tvvine_'._and".'f

Every manknows this. - 'I`l1ef

,tiling is _to _ iind _the _reliable °' d.

:' T . i . _Plymouth 'l'wme_ ha_s°satiaiied thousands and' will satisfy you.” It does not tangle 0r_ fall down, and z't’s I-3 even in sue. . . -Plymouth runs full length and ties more bundles than

year_andorder 1 1~ Wesellit. “ral ` 1'

_Pools It .l'l|ompson, ltd F

' Scrip certificates, non-neiotiablc or payable to bearer in accord-

other brands Buy.-_ir

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_ ' ` '_ ` P.~\Y.»\BLl_‘l AT PAR .'\'l`

O'I`TAWA~, HALIFAX, ST. JOHN, Cl-I.-\RLOil"l`E'I`OWN,

' ' ~ ' ` CALGARY, VIC'l`ORI1\_

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INTEREST PAYABLE lil-\LI*`-YEA RLY ist APRIL, ist OCTOBlZ[§. ¢

n' .PRINCIPAL AND INT.F.RES]` PAYABLE IN GOLD.

~ I ' ISSUE PRICE 97 1-2

_ A FULLHALF-YEAR'S INTEREST \VII.L‘liE PAID ON ist APRIL, 1917. '

~ _ TILE PROCIZILDS OF 'l`l>II'l LOAN WILL BIC USED FOR WAR PURl’OSl;`5 ONLY. /§"f` <

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MON'l`RE.\L, 'l`OR("lN'l`O, \\f'iNNII*li($_ i\'lii}lN.\

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Tas MINISTER or FINANCE otfers herewith, on behalf of the

Government, .the above named Bonds for subscription at 97%, payable as follows :-

10 per cent. on application, `

30 “ “ 16th October, 1910;

30 “ “ 15th November, 1916; 27% “_ “ 15th December, 1916.

The total allotment of bonds of this issue will bc limiicrl to one

huudred million dollars exclusive oi' the amount (if any) paid for by the surrender of bonds as thc equivalent of cash undcr - the terms bf'the War Loan prospectus of 22ml Novcmbcr, 1915.

The instalments may be paidzin full on thc 16th day of Oct-

ober, 1916, or on any instalment due rlatc thereafter, under dis- count 'at the rate of four per cent. per annum. All payments arc' to~hc made t0__a chartered bank for the credit of the Minister _of Finance. Failure to _pay any instalment when due will rcn-~ der previous payments liable to forfeiture and thc allotment to

cancellation. _ " _ _

Subscrip_t_i0n_s, accompanied by a deposit-of ten per cent. oi the

amount subscribed, must bc; _forwa'r_de<l through the medium of a chartered bank. Any brahcli in Canada of any chartered

bank will-receive' subscriptionsand issue provisional- rcccipts.

5 . 'I`his.loan.is auth0i*izcd` under .Aft oi thc l’a'rliamcnt`-of Canada, aim] b`otH_.pi‘incip_al and interest will be "charged upon the Con- _ solidated Receiver General in Canada. " - \

Forms of application may be obtained from any branch in Can- _

ada of any chartered bank at the office of any`Assistant Receiver

General in Canada.

Suiiscriptiotfs must bc for even hundreds of dollars. . In case of partial allotments the surplus deposit will be applied

towards payment of the amount due on thc October instalment.

~

r

ance with the choice of t e applicant for registered or bearer bonds, will be issued, after allotment, in exchange for the provi- sional rcccipts. \ _ _ _

When the scrip certificates have been paid in full and payment

endorsed thereon by the bank receiving the money, they may be exchanged for bonds, when prepared, with coupons attached,

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'sUB_sCR_1nr1oN jusrs wiu. CLOSE oN on BEFORE :yd SEPTEMBER, |916.

Department of Finance, Ottawa, September mth, 19:6. '

1982-9-'1zM1ii ' . "

payable to bcarcr or registered as to principal, or for fully regis- tcrcd bonds, when prepared, without couponl, in accordance w_i_th the applicalioii. . -

Delivery ol scrip ccrtiiicutcs and of bonds will bc matic

through thc cluiricrcrl banks.

The issue .will bc cxcmpt from taxes-including any income

tax-imposed in pursuance of legislation cnuctccl by thc Parlia-

ment of Canada.

The bonds with coupons will bc issued in liciiuiiiiilatioiis. ui

$100, $500, $1,000. l"ully rcgistcrcrl bonds without coupons will bc issued in denominations of $1,000, $5,000 or any author-

ized multiple of $5,000.

The bonds will be paid at maturity at par at ilic office of ilic

Ministcr ol Finance and Rcccivcr (icncrzil at (iifawu, or at the ollicc of the Assistant Rcccivcr (icncrzil :it llz\lii'zix_ St.'_lol1_n, Charlottetown, Montreal, Toronto, Winnipeg, Regina. Calgary,

or Victoria.

The intcrcst on thc fully rcgistcrccl bonds.\\'ill bc paid by

chequc,.whicl1 will hc rcmittccl by post. Iiitcrust on lionzls wlt_h_ coupons will bc paid on surrcmlcr of coupons. Both cheques :md 'coupons will bc payable frcc of exchange at any branch in Cam-

‘ad_a` of any chartered bank. ~ _ Y Subject to the payment of twenty-Five cents for each iicuybolld _ issucfl, holders of fully registered bonds without coupons will ‘ have thc-right to convert into bonds of thc tlclloniiiiaition of $1,000 __ ll _with c`oupons, and liolclcrs oi' bonds with coupons' will have thc

rig/ht_to‘_conv'err into fully registered bonds of_autho`rize<l ricnoni; inationsitillthout coupons at any time on application to thc Minis- ter of Finance. ' The books of thc loan will be kept at thc Department of Fln~"-

ance, Ottawa.

Application will bc made in flue course for the listing of the

issue on the Montreal and Toronto Stock lixchangcs.

Recognized bond and stock brokers will be allowed a commis-

sion of one-quarter of one per cent. on allotments, made in rcs- pect of applications bearing their stamp, provided, however, that no commission will be allowed in respect of the amount of any alltiment paid for by the surrender of bonds issued ‘under the '

Eastern King’ s Exhibition

Given for the following Classes Viz. Live Stock, Roots and_ Veget- ables, Dairy, P_roducts,_ Fruit and Fioriculture, House Keeping and

ard. 2.00, 4:11. 1.00. _ . "

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War Loan prospectus of 22nd November, 1915. No commission will besellowed in respect of applications on forms which have ll- not been printed by the King’s Printer. _ _

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