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We have here now an ex.

ceptionally nice line of handsome souvenir ching. ware, .many ‘different size and shape pieces, bca;-ing _ the flags of the triple en. tente and otli_er appropriate patriotic decorations. See this line--YOU simply can’t help making a pleasing sel-

small but the values are

biz.

Our Bargain Tables. Every housewife is sul-9

to see something .she needs on our bargain table priced at 5, 10, 15 and 25c. These tables are crowded with useful articles at small prices. It'.s will be well worth your while to call and

look over ‘these bargains.

High-Claes Crock¢rywar¢_ Our crockeryware dis.

play shows everything in the _better grade articles at

most moderate pricw.

BLACK & C0.

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‘Exhibfition Fall Shoes

Our stock` is now complete in every department with I the newest fall shoes _ I

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Ladie’s I

$3.50 to $5.00

Men’s - ;

$3.50 to $6.00

Wear a pair and be happy.

Alley & Co ' 135 Queen Street ‘

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GRAND Rives Feanv.

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TUESDAY. sEP'rEMsER earn.

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Open to iishermen's boats only and

owned in Lot 14, 16 and 18.

The fishermen oi' the above Lots

are arranging for a motor boat race oil above date. There are two classes.

Class A is for boats up to five

horse power, and they will c0i11DI0i9 for t_lie handsome silver cup donated ily A. E. McLean. and must be won three times, not consecutively, before boi-olnlng the property of the wlnller.

Class B. will be forboats from 6 to

I0 liorsc power, and will be for other Drl'/.es among which is a handB0m0 electrical trouble lanip, donated by Bruce Stewart & Co.

The races will he handled by OX'

pcrt aid. All entries must be in the hands of the Sec’y by 1 p. m. on 1111>’ of race. The see'y will be on the Lot 16 wharf at 12 o'clock on dal’ Of F8-0°- An entrance fee ol' 50 cents will he cliafired as evidence of B000 iaiih- Scnd in your entry at oilce, with name of boat and size of engine.. etc.

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FRANK Mel:»oNAl.D.Se¢'y--

Grand River, Lot' 14.

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A 'rlcnlnn Proposition

Our Coal is bound to_tickle the

whole family either directly or indirectly. _ Father is tickled by the Uwe even heat that nlls the 6911. Mother py the liluick. ISSUUB lieat».tI.it|otc§naliil¢e go gen: 0 _ e .7 Riddles who are always tickled i0 Bet home to a pleasant fire Ind mothei-'e BEST. Phone 111-

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ection. The prices_ are

Exhibition week

Visit our Studio and have an

up-todate Photo taken for your friends. _

Bayer Photo Studio

117 Grafton Street Opposite Post Office

E_Eastern Kings Live Stock Fair

The Sunnyside Crockery -

Souris

Tuesday Oct. 5th.,1915.

$80000 IN PRIZES $800.00

For Live Stock, Diary Pro-

ducts, Vegetables, Fruit, Flowers Housekeeping, Fish and Misel» Ianeous: also school exhibits. _ Judging in classes 5 to 10 inclusive begins 1 p. m., Monday 4th., in classes one to four 1p.m. Tuesday 5th., when both depart- ments will be open to the Public. 25 cents admits to both Field and Drill Shed. For prize list or other information write the Secretary.

J. M. MCCORMACK.

Souris.

FARES AND TRAIN ARRANGE- MENTS IN CONNECTION WITH EASTERN KINQ'S LIVE STOCK FAIR 19'5.

Train Departs. Fare.

A. M.

Cliai‘lo'ltctowli 6.50 York 7'25 Redford 7.47 Mt. Stewart 8.40 Douglas, 8.56 1.10 Lot 40 9.12 .90 Morell _ .90 Marie .85 Midgcil .75 St. Peters 9.46 .70 Selkirk 10.15 .45 St. (iliurlcs 10.23 .40

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$1.85 .i,.70 1.60 1.20

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Beltr ltivcr 10.33 . New Zcliland 10.43 .

10.55 11.15 LAR.

Elmira 7.30 _. .45 Muiiil’s Road 7.35 .40 Baltic ‘ 7.48 Fouillaln Head 7.57

llarliloily

Souris Arr.

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I-larniony Jct. Souris Arr.

War Tax.

charge. 3132-9-24.28.30 0ct.2.

CAUTIOUS.

asked Maude.

heroine of a romantic rescue."

Dainty China

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ite designs, any piece of which would be a delight to the recipient.

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C. W. Patterson Jeweller

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Hard and Soft Coal

Wl\oI°oale and Retail

Nw ls the time to out in your lVlnter's Supply of Coal when roads "Q good, weather nne, and prices Imxgtimve a good supply of Soft Coal in stock suitable for Domestic and swam purposes and have fresh car- goes arriving almost daily. We “Ive ,"0 g guasly ol Anthvaaléf C? r="-.%:’.lr.s:°..r::2r..::f° ' °

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y°\"lli:>‘il\;iii,|e.‘i‘li|Pi-lidrthfrlyaiwniiu in demand, and

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Coiiiiliuglit 8.03 .20

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All fares in excess of $1.00 include

Leave for (lharlottetowii 5.00 p.ni. Leave for Elmira 6.15 p.ni.

l Aliinial alid other Exhibits coming hy llail will be returned free of

"Do you know how to swlml'

` “ Cetuinly not," replied Maymle “And whats more. I d0n't propose to into by one of the local dealers for leiirii and lose my chalice of being the e carloads of oats to be delivered

I A Gift that is always

sure to please the Bride

is dainty China.

We have an extensive

assortment of Hand Painted China in exquis-

\Ni"h,eEeheIl be pleutd to have your order for

-I1' Pave m buy in onli Province.

-W K MeGOUGAN, Globe Fox

Exchange, is Guardian Agent in Bum- merside. .

-THE MORNING DAILY Guardian

can be obtained at Laf!erty's Tensor- ial Parlors, Snmmerside.

-SEE OUR WOMEN'8 SPECIAL

Military Coat for $5.00. It is a wonder. Others up to $35.00. Be sure to see HOLMAN’S showing. 3118-9-23M2lE3i

-RED CROSS WIORK. -The

Patriotic Society of Kensington and vicinity have again for the month of August raised $100. This amount has been forwarded to the Treasurer of Red Cross Society. Charlottetown.

-RED CROSS ENTERTAINMENT.-

Do not miss hearing the talented Mr. Irving Beers of Charlottetown, in Crapaud Hall on Wednesday Septem- ber 29, where he will give an enter- tainment in aid of Red Cross Work. under the auspices of the Crapaud branch of that society. He will be assisted by other talented men from Charlottetown. 3071-9-25-m2i

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CI-I’TOWN MARKETS

Butter per lb. 23 to 28 Fowl pei- lb. 10 Chickens 14 to 16 Hay pressed $14.00 to $15.00 Buckwheat ` 75 to 90 Wheat, per bus. $1.00 to $1.25 Oats, white. 60 Oats, black 65 to 70 Eggs, dozen ' _ 23 to 25 Butter lb. (creamery) 27 to 28 Tub butter per lb. 22 Potatoes, per bus. new, 35 Beef per Ib. retail. 10 to 12 Blueberries, par qt. 10 Apples per dozen. 6 t0 9 Wool, per lb. 25 10 40

S’SIDE MAHKETS

Wheat, bus. $1-00 I-0 1-25 wool. lb. _ 26 to 40 Eggs, doz. 22 Hp,y_ pregggd 10.00 I0 13.00 Hides. ln. ' 15 Oatmeal, per 100 3-50 Oats, (white) bus. -53 Barley, bus. 65 1_0 90 Buckwheat 1-25 Butter, lb. (dairy) 21 t0 23 Butter lb. (creamery) 23

CHICAGO MARKETS

CHICAGO. Sept. 23-Wheat No. 2

Red, 115 to 116. No. 3 Red, 111 to 114. No. 104 to 110. No. 2 Hard 117.

Corn-No. 2 Yellow 73%. Oats-No 3 White. 341/2 to 35. Stan-

dard 38%.

Itye-N0 2, 97. Barley-50 to 60.

'l`IMO'I`HyYml`yp hrlu aoii rdrhrlirh Tlniothy-550 to 800. Clover-1300 to 1800.

Pork-1255. Lard-8.10.

Ribs-7.87 to 8.50.

September 21st.

Excellent weather for threshing

sent the price of wheat down another cent to-day. All available machines are finding brisk employment' in the West. The available supply in Great l.iri'taiii is however decreasing and the price is expected to remain fairly steady. Wheat for September deli- very sold in Chicago at $1.00 a bushel.

Oats.-The prospect is that oats

will be pretty cheap this autumn.

' Sales of Ontario and Quebec No. 2

white oats were made in Montreal at

. 42c.. and a contract has been entered

som in Sydney at 46c. in September and 45c. in October in bags. This would make the price of oats to the farmers of Prince Edward Island about 3-ic. to 36c. a bushel, and it is the general opinion that 'the market will open this autumn at about that price. At local points in Ontario oats is bring' ing from 33c. to 38c. a bushel, while wheat i_s being bought around 85c. a bushck

Milifeeds»-Bran has advanced $2.50

a ton and is selling at $25.00 while n1ldrillnlr.s have gone up to $32 to $33, including bags.

Hay.-The price of hay has declin-

ed ill Toronto. Timothy is seljlng at $18.00 and mixed hay at $14.00 per ton At local points through Ontario it is bringing from $12 to $16. In Mont- real No. 2 hay is bringing about $17 ex-track.

Potatoes.-The Toronto Sun says

that New Brunswick potatoes are sell- ing in Toronto at from 60c. to 05c. per bog of 90 lbs.

Cheese and Butter.-Trade in

dairy products is quiet. Cold storage butter sold to-day at 291,50.. The re- ceipts of butler were 448 packages compared with 484 for the same day last week and 92 for the correspond- ing date a year ago. The finest creaniery is quoted at 30c., with a firm feeling ill the market. The receipts of cheese were 13,620 boxes as coni- pared with 9.6811 for the same day last week alid 10.964 for the corres- ponding date a year ago. The demand over thc cable was somewhat limited to-day alld tile market' was quieter but the tone is steady. The llnest col- oured cheese are quoted l5c. and white cheese 14%c. At country cheese boards throughout Ontario quite a lot of cheese were .sold to-day bringing from I4!/gc. to 14 9-10. Que- bec sales brought only 140. and 162 boxes of butter were sold at 29%c. a pound.

Horses.-The French Government

is now buying army horses in Toron- to. About one hundred animals pass- ed ilispection yelsterday. seifing at from $130 to $160 each, and about the same number were .sold to-day. While the French officials demand a good horse they will take s. slightly lighter animal than the British Commission- ens and are not quite so severe In their specification.

Hoge.-There are no developments

in the hog situation at the present

-ONE CENT per word each inser- tion tor advertising in this column. Cash must accompany order. Mini- mum charge, twenty-Ilve cents.

-BRACE8 are offering high grade flour at low prices. 3089-9-21m61 -

-WANTED. Housekeeper for small

family, Apply W. S. Curtis, Box 961. Summerslde, P. E. I. 3175

-MILLINERY.-The season’s latest

modes in Fail Millinery will be oil display in the show rocins of Sinclair & Stewart Limited today (Saturday) afternoon and evening. A call from you will be anticipated. 3174

--SMELT GILL NETS, both Sea

Island Cotton and Scotch Linen and all hanging material also Bag Nets- right sizes. right' quality, right prices Brace McKay & Co. 3089-9-21M6i_

-BRACE8 have the right kind of base burners and other heating stoves. as well as the best ranges and cooking stoves made. "The store that Saves you Money” is recognized as headquarters for anything in the stove line. 3089-9-21-m6i

-FURNITURE. FURNITUREI You

should certainly see Braces splendid line. They buy in large quantities for spot cash, direct frnm the manufact- urers and save you the excessive cost of selling by catalogue.

3089-9-21-m6i

-NEW HOTEL AT 0'LEARY. -

Having opened a hotel (The Orient) at O'Leary, we are now prepared to cater to all travellers, nicely located near the station, concrete sidewalk. bright airy rooms, and good service. T. M. llowatt. 2940-8-13Mft.

-PAINFUL ACCIDENT. -A palli-

ful accident liappeiicd on Wednesday to Ralph the five year old son of Mrs. William Rose, Sulnmerside, The little fellow fell between the wheels of a slovcn cutting ills head and face ami causing other iniilor bruises. H.

-ACCEPTS POSITION. -Capt.

Oliver Carver. Summersidc, has ac- cepted an important position with the Dominion Dredging Co. liew operating near St. Catherines. Ont. The Captain leaves in a couple of days to take up

his new. duties. H.

-SHEEP BREEDERS. -A sheep,

breeders meeting will be held in tile' Hall at Mont Carmel oil Monday even-I ing, September 27th at 7.30 p. m. The object is to organize a co-operative Association for the selling of wool ami lambs. Professor W. J. Reid will conduct the meeting.

-TO ATTEND COLLEGE. -Mr. Ralph Noonan, son of Mr. J. M. Noonan | Sumnierside, left on Tuesday evening

Dunstan’s College. His sister Eileen and mother acconipaiiied him on the trip. Previous to his departure the boys of the Summerside Band of which he also was a popular member, pre- sented him with a fountain pen in appreciation of his valuable assist- ance. H. -

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-Dr. W. P. McNally of Bangor,

Maine, is visiting his brothers J. J. and Philip McNally, Summcrsidc.

- S. S. "City oi’ Ghent" arrived in

port today, Captain Beattie in charge and is loading general cargo for Hali- fax.

-Mr. Dan Morrison of the Bank oi'

Commerce, Halifax is spending his holidays iii town. H.

-Messrs J. C. Mclieiidrick, Char-

lottetown and Richard Elliott Elliott:-i Mills, were in Summerside on Fri- day. H.

-Mr. L. J. Rogers, son of Mr. and

Mrs. A. C. Rogers, Summersidc leaves on Saturday for Toronto to take a course in the Royal Dental College of Ontario. 1-I. _ __-,

ORANGE MACHINE GUN FUND.

The following amounts have been

collected iii the different sections by Derry I.. O. I... Long (`i~eek. towards the Orange Machine Gun Fund. Col- lected by Neil McDonald, Nine Mile Creek.

Artcmus Betts. $2. Allan Mcllougall,

5; Archie McDonald, 1; Joseph M Betts, 1; Archibald Currie. 1; Donald Smith, 1; Jas. W. Taylor, 1; Mrs. J W Taylor, 2; Master Raymond Taylor, '; Stewart Inman. 1; Garnet (‘anipbell, 1; Daniel McPhee. 2; Mrs John H Mc- Donald, 1; Alex S McDonald, 1; Ilugli McDonald, 1; Joliii McDonald, jr., I; Ncil McQuarric, 1; Josiah Gorveatt, 1; Dnnicl N. Taylor, 1; Tlioiiias Mu- Gregor, 1; G Gorvcatt, jr.. 1; Malcolm Mcllonald, 1; Wallace McLaine, 1; Alex I) McLean. 1; Total $31.00.

Collected by Melvin Biiclianiin, New

Dominion: Diiilcali Buchanan, 2; Mcl- viii Hucllaiian, 2; T A Stewart, 1; Win Mcldweli. 3: Duncan McEwen, 1; Mrs Georgina McKinnon, 1; J W McGregor, 1; John Livingston, 1'

Neill,1; Neil E McEacliern, 2; Hector IvIcl.ean, 1; Slles McNeill, 1; Hector McNeill, 1; Tlionlas Henderson, 1; W E Stretch, 1. Total $22.00.

Collected by W. S. McNeill, Fair-

view: Frank Smith, jr., 1; Wm S McNeill, 1; Nelson Currie, fi; Wni Mutch, 1; Nell Currie, 1; Melvin Alchorii, 50c; Wm B Webster, 1; Ivor Burdett 1; Angus McEachern, 1; Hec- tor McLeod, 1; Wesley McDougall, 1; Neill J McNeill. 1; Neil McFadycii. 1; Thomas Burdett( jr.. 1; M McKinnon, 1. Total $16.50.

Collected by Lauchlin Mclilnnon.

New Argyle: Geo M Campbell. 1; W_' Mackay, 25c; Mark Inman, 1; Don- ald. 1; .lolin A McDougall, 1: Hugh Grant, 50c; Arch N Campbell, 1; Johli D McKinnon, 1; Roderick Mcllue. li Hector A McNeviii, 50c: Johli I. Mc- Klnnoli. 50c; Allison McEacliem, 750; Lauchlin McKinnon, 50c; Gordon Mr- Eacheril, i; Duncan Darracli, 750; Ii Darrach, 75c. Total $12.50.

time. There is, however, an easier raeiinl in the Montreal market and prices declined loc. to 15c. per bun- dred lbs. From $9.05 to $9.90 was

, 404

g,7|i'::°Agonte for Dominion Goal 60-.

points. ‘ V

paid off can for hogs from country

Collected by VViiliam il McLean.

Long Creek: Alex McKenzie, 5; Wm ll Mcliean. 1: Malcolm Morrow, 1: Arch McPhaii. 1: Fred Stretch, I:

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to take up a course of study in Saint I 1,.:

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cmd of

|_;,,.,h M,.ph,.,._ 1. A Donn' 1. M ML? SELF and how tlioilsniids of others

..°IT PAY8 to buy in this Province.

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. . CARL McDONALD Is Guardian

Representative for Souris.

..°T GORDON IVEB Is Guardian

Representative. for Souris.

..*ST. PETERS BAPTIST CHUR-

CH.- Service Sunday 20th at 3 p.ni. Dundas Services at 11 a. ni. Pastor Rev. B. Read. will preach.

HORSE NOTES

In winning the western liorseman

stakeat the State Fairliere the other day. General Todd, owned by Ileliry Brea, of Pittsburg. established a new world’s record for 3-yearold stallion, when he paced the second heat in 2.041/4. General Todd paced the first heat ill 2.051/4. Tile track was heavy. 1 U C

Seven records were smashed at the

recent meeting at Syracuse Directum I.. 1.58, establislied a new world’s re- cord of 1.56% for a nlile paced with- out a wiild shield. Captain Shaw, of Cleveland. drove Peter Mac in 2.061/4, a new amateur mark for a mile track. Tile \vorld’s champion foul'-year-old trotter, Peter Volo, 2.02, driven by

Thonlas Murphy, equalled his record.

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Candy Girl won the 2.18 trot and

pace at Presque Isle after it had gone live heats. Tile last three of which she trotted Rose Direct got the ilrstl and Ilan G. the second. The latter made the best time of the race when she stepped her second mile ili 2.16%. # 1 t

Mr. Moody E. Allen, proprietor of

thc (‘.cllirnl Slioeing I"ol'ge and olI`n'inl stlirtcr ol` the Black Dinliloiid 'froliiiig ’l`i'zlck. Glace Bay. C. Ii.. left this illorniilg l`or Cllatllnili, N. B., ill coni- paiiy with Mr. Joe Hood, traiiicl' of Boll Mack. Wliilc ill tile city Mr. Al- lan iillldc innliy new friends ,wllo will be glad to sec liiili come agniii as lic is very popular with the liorsciiicli.

Messrs. Moody E. Allan, S. J. Keith,

M. and J. Mclieml, all oi' Glace Bay, left this liiorliiilg after attending the Exliillitioil. While in the city they were `tlic guests of their old f'l'lcnd. Ml‘. E. l<‘. Acorn. Messrs. Mcliood purullasod zl. beautiful driving liorrui from Mr. A. Mutch, Southport, \vl\it~ll they shipped this morning.

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‘ I-lorseincii will find the Turf news in tlic Farm scctioli of the Gunrdizili equally interesting from week to week.

This Man Tells,

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C-atarrh

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- '1i;:i1j-' 'rms C incase ` Business Man

had been 11 CI-IIIONILI CA- TARRH SUE- l~`l~]ilER FOR YEARS. He cn- durcd every torture and ‘ilu in i l.,i at ioli that the worst

Q' 1.. catariih. -q rirldcll `»""§""E' - mail or woman 'sufferer could experience. I-Ie tried everything under the sun to rid liiili- scli’ of this aboiiiliiatloii. Notliiiill liclpcd lliiii beyond giving li little telli- porary relief. Then one dliy lic found 'n SIMPLE, EASY. PLEASANT way to relieve him. I-Ie tried it when ho had given up all hope of ll cure. IT SAVED HIM. He is now a well man. ‘IT (`.I7ItEI) HIS 'i`EItRlBLE (EASE 'SO EASILY AND SO QUICKLY that the was astonished. Ho told friends who were clllarrh sufl`el'crs and 'l`liI<JY WERE (‘I,`I`tED. Ile told otlicrs who have had the_sainc success. Now llc is making

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This Man Will Now Tell FREE How He Cured His Catarrh. Write To I-lim.

This lilnli says: “I tried cvcry-

lliiiig I could learn of. l tried lotions. l'i'i‘.anls, jcllics, douclies, sprliys, clic- lilicals in atomizcrs, chciiilcnls lliat I smoked. that i burned und inlliiled, I tried vlbratory ti~catnionls,1 tried electricity. l ltrled all kinds of ap- paratus. Nothing helped mo. Then one day I found .sonletlllng .\‘l-IVV. it was so SIMl’l.l<I. lNEXI’ENSIVl<1 and l‘I.l'}l\SA\"l‘ iiint I could liarllly be- lieve it would cure ine. lint I tried it niid now I AM (`I`ltI~]D. I gave the se-lrrct to lily friciids. They were cur- ed. I told Iiiililli'\~ds, lllolisniitls of otlicrs. liiid every tiny I get letters saying they ure cured und thaiikinlr nic to thc skle;-l for tolling llloiii how to cure llicmselves. I will ho glad lo tell any sufferer l~`lll<lI<l nil lllmut this icillarknllle liietllolls of trczitiiig this liol‘|‘ililo disease, I-l()\‘V I (`l`Rl‘iIl MY-

liave cured tlielilsl~lvcs_ All they lluvl- to do is io write to lilo. I`)oli`t .send me :lily liloncy. just send nie their name and address und l‘il solid this iiiforiiiatlon FREE."

Catarrh is not only a filthy but a

dangerous disease. lt causes hawk- lug, spitting, coughing alid rolclilng due to liucous in throat and nostrils. it develops liead noises, deafness. headache. buzzing cars. loss of ambi- tion and energy. failing memory. linshfulliess and weakened faculties. its foill odors polon your bronih mid roll you of taste alid smell, lt produc- es catarrli of the stomach mid bowels and develops lireiicliial and aslliniatic catarrli, all dangerous diseases thai iiiidt-rliiine your health.

If _yell arc n cntnrrh vii-iiiii. suf-

fering the pain. physical weakness

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..'ONE CENT per word each in-

‘ertion for advertising in this column. Cash must accompany order.

..*On and after Monday, Sept. 27th,

Miss Coiiipton, Georgetown will be ready with a large assorliiicnt of stylish fall niillinery. 3159-ii-25M2ipd.

In the teeth of a strong wind Mayor

Todd on Tliursday reeled oft' the i.liird niilo of the 2.19 tl‘ot at the fall fair in 2.161/.. coiiiiiig willi- in a quarter of a second oi' thc Mari- time record which hc estallllslicd at Halifax. Mayor Todd not only did this but he broke the provincial trotting record as well. Mayor Todd is a won- der, and if given careful preparation lic has it iii`hln1 to go miles ill 2.06 or 2.07.

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Mary Putney, a tlircc-year-old that

Chauncey Sears, of Full Iliver. liougiit from Walter Cox, with Dick i\l<'Malion as driver, took the I-lorsc ilcvlcw strike

on the second day of tllo Grand Circuit meeting in straight heats. beating out (iolorado Range, Native Spirit ami lif- teen other good ones. Tile lies! time was 2.18'/,_ Peter Scott got away with the 2.14 class trot in three straight. His best time, 2.07. was lilado iii llic flrst heat. Fred ltusscll won the 2.08 pace in 2.05'/4.

for three year old troitcrs at Syracuse

Exhibition Week l~ The Western Guardian A __Eosteljlz Guardian _ MACHINE GUN FUND

Previously acknowledged $7,384.61 Edniund Coles, Milton 2.00 \Vonieli’s Patriotic Ass'n., Lit-

tle Sands ` 100.00

Balance at date $7,486.61

A. W. HYNDMAN,

Trens. Machine Gun Fund.

SUMNIERSIDE SHIPPING

-S. S. “Scnluc" Captain Kenipt,

arrived in port today and after tak- lilig general supplies sailed for New- foundland. '

-S. S. “Cnscnpedia," Captaili Hearn

arrived in port. yesterday and after liliscllargiilg general cargo sailed for !(‘ilarlottetowii and Pictou. Tile “Cas- lcapedia" docs not cali on her return trip to Montreal.

i -The S. S. Scnli-ic arrived in Sum- lilersido Friday iliorllilig and sailed again in the ufteriioon with thc follow. ing goods i`or llic Newfoundland mar- ket:-50 tons hay and 20 boxes cheese sliippell by Joseph ltead & (fo. Ltd.. i`our i-little and tcii sheep, by I). Sul- livan; and two cattle and forty four sheep by J. A. Mann,

THE LIMIT.

' VVillis-What is the most uliilitclli- h gililc tiiiiig you ever heard.

Gillis-A magazine poem, ect to

lilllsil-lil-clliilolly iiiusic, played oil a plloliogrnpll.

U ' 'I

KING’S

cmlicr 28th, lit 10 li. iii.

Still ioii l"l|.i'c 'l`|'liili

COUNTY

INDUSTRIAL _

E XHI BITION

Ar afolrafrowrl WEDNESDAY SEPT. 29, 1915

Grand Display of Exhibits Liberal Prizes in all Departments

Lowest Excursion Rai1way...Rates

The Ladies of the Red Cross Society will serve 1-Iot Lunch on the grounds at 25 cents.

25 Cents. Admits _fo All Deparimenis

Ai't-iclos for Exlliliitioii will lie i'cr-oi\'v<I :it tlie Drill Shed,

from Molidliy, Sept. 27t.li. at 10 o'vlol-.k, zt. m. until 'l`ue.sday, Sept-

Eiitrics for Ilorscs will bc ‘received until Satilniliy, Sept-

ciiiliei- 25011. liinl for otlior Live Stock until _IO dclock ai. iii. oil Wednesday. September 29th. _

TRAIN ARRANGEMENTS

Excursioii R.ctili'ii llckcts will lie issued from Cll:ii'luttetowl1

Eliiiirzi-, Soliris, Mt. Si.e\vai't. :tml intoriliellizit-e .stlitions to (}0oi'l.{o- t-own, at olic wily first- clliss faire by nftei~llnoii ti-hills oil Sept- oiiilici' 2St,li, :ilid by forciitioii Trzliils oil S(-.ptember Ziltli, good to i'oturii up to mid oil Scplmiiibei' 30t.li, 1915. '.l`i<~kets :lt special reducetl i‘:lte:~i will lie isslivrl from Elliiirll, Souris. (lardigliii, and iiitei-mctlilitc l~:tltt.ioiis, also from (}lnli~lottoi'o\vii, Mt.. Stewart and iiitei-rriciliztto stntifins to (icoi'get-own, by .~.'po1-.izil trllills on morli-- iiig of Sept.. Ziltli, good tr>1‘otui'li by special traliiis on some (late, also from st.:ltifiil.=i on Montaigne lirltilcli ily rcgiilni' morlliilg tralli oli Sept.. Ziltll, good to return by special trziili on sziilio date

'_I`Iio l`ollowilig :il-c the fares mill ilic time of tlop:il°t.iii'o of trains

Dep

Si :tbiull Fare 'l‘l'llili Dop

Elnlirll $1.15

1.00 l.()Il 1.0() 1.0() 1.00 .lltl

‘Stiui'i.-' Now Zcltlulltl Beau- Itivcr St Uliltrles

Sulkirlt

St. Policlzs

Mtirell

. Ill

Init, -I0 .70

(i'."il)

7.5() 8.10 8.18 8.21 8.31 8.52 0,12 il.lS

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Suffolk Iic<Il`oi'd Ti'acltdio l’i.~‘qllill i Poll.ku'.-' 'Sig 'l`0i'ce-'at

l I’<-.i'i.h (lalrlligllii

8.55 ll. iii, 9,03 9.11 9.2() tl./I7 10.00 10.05 lil. I 7 10.211

.20 .'55 l().25 ` 10,35

10,38 I0,-I5

9.37 ELI() S ‘ill

R ug If og It og

i\‘l<ilii.ilgiw . Iirlllli-_lioll ,$0 I‘lllil\im'suii .IO (it~0l'guiu\\'li Ari'

Sl.. /\lilll'ow°s Mi.. Stewart;

()Il`l.owil .- lt. Jiinvtioli .O0 8_-I5

Faire iiiclutlc-..~< war tux

.fill .55

l.(lO

Rctiiiuiillg ilio Spot-inl 'l`l':lill will It-:lvl-. Goui'gei.o\vll for

Ellliiwl :liill (7llui‘l0tlci'.n\\'li :ii 5,3() p lil.

I’ill<seligui's from t-Ill-.Molit,:i;gllc Iilrlilc-li will go to G<-.oi'gc-

town ily the regllllir morning Li-ziill, limi will lie rcturiicd to Moiltngiio ily special t'-rrtiil ill ilie ui`tcl'li'iuii.

Live Stock l`l'oiii ]‘llliiii'll niul Suliri.-i 'lilwillvlies vmliiilg in Mb

Ste\vllrt liyltfI;oi'ii1iriii ti'1l.iii oil Soptullllioi- 28t»ll, will he forivllril- cd to Georgetowil by Ex]li'vss truill sitiiimifteriifloli.

For Pi-izc List zlllcl lilforliiatioli llpply to illc So<~ret.:l.l~y

W. W. Jenkins, Pres Andrew Lavers Sec. sept 14 18 21 25 28 Georgetown

H' I I l_' '"1' J

A ’ I e I y A

Our Fall Millinery is just in and it is fine. The

styles are perfect and the quality is unsurpassed.

Mrs. Norman McPhaii Nee Miss Harris will have

' full charge of our Millinery Department again this Season and will be glad to see all her old customers and many new ones.

and mental ngony oi' this disease yoil owe it to _yourself ln avr-opt this won- .llc-rful offer. Surely you can nIToi'll lo risk a penny postni for what may free _\’ou forever of this disgusting ailment. WIIITE TOIIAY T0

SAM KATZ,

Norman McLean, 1; Paul McPhee. l; John J McLean, 1. Total $12.00.

Room 1.2500.

142 Mutual St., Toronto, Ont.

_ R. J. Mcneilrs

Tyne Valley

3010-9-17Ml2l. , .

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