P .¢.

4*¥"""~‘£‘!‘

- ._-_-;¢~-

_ _-una r sf van.; inamutv

i

§J1\ in

_ _ll

t -un

rr 2 _ii

_ . .V _.A If V/JF

//.1

» / /

»1

‘tr-

ii

isH1R'rs IN THE LATES

FABRICS

T

/

ll ASTERN Shirts are srnirrtly tailored. They lit

t` well uritler the airrns rrcross the .shoulders-

ii ' around the neck, in short, they are coirifortiible.

ii They are stylish too, for they come in the new

ttema and fabrics. And to lcngtlicn the unusually -

En life of an Eastern Shirt, they tire rrrarle with thc

61015112 wear cuif-four clean edges iiisteiid of one.

/

"A I Sold tit gill the best »toi‘e~.

se-1',

_=_L_/5 wi jx;

Z

v, MADE BY THE MAKERS OF l;A5Ti3RN CAPS ` iz

= v _ _i ;_ ...,.%_._.___ 'Tl »~.é;" ' f --~ f _ti f

fe `>T ~’-ts in

‘ _,rl

,L_/iii?

_ ° 'tr _: f >

1*. -’:r.~'€j>?i_£*.~ ,_r.f:,i iris; L gf-rgg, '" _ ~ -l Jét‘r%Lt » ` ~‘

\

e

‘W

I

if S :_ < _r;¥?.‘__5;-,~ " \

Z < ` r ‘1':

.f .:-.t f ;."f'_“'e"_‘;'_. `;- ;

(T ,` ,:_~_‘~:

J 6 `

> " u-

r L_ _ _:I-;._:” _ ._ __

e __ ,~

'ro =

\

l i

“Y” -_-_

_ _ ._ .i V.. `

~ -rr _ ‘

"f iles; A-/____

ll. 15"" \¢r\`.\/' __ r 1’

tr'

‘$ _ls

\\: \‘_

» -'

` \

$

I' _

ls. I

e '»ff.=’}.‘li i ff _/

_“P

\

\\

rf/ _ »_'f`~`:‘»1'7ff" ,/»

/' _' '-"" ____.‘.‘f;-~- - 4 .- /

_,rr f. /‘ ,.~ »

"1"" N the spacicrrs ilecks of the niagriificcnt

0 Empresses and comfortable Canadian l' / Pacific czihin class ships, veterans of ocean

travel promenade daily. They prefer to travel Canadian Pacific because they are thus assured perfect service -- club-like ac- commodation - greater variety and excel- lence of entertainment. Our ships sail via the St. Lawrence - “the mighty water boulevard to l`£\.:ropc." Autumn rates, now in effect, arc low and European hotels and railroads arc uncrowded. For' a Canadian

' Pacific reservation sec your local agent or

G. BRUCE BURPEE

District Passenger Agent 40 King Street St._ John, N. B

aciiic

World’s Greatest Travel System M

MUQI any Clnldlln Faellle Elpfola Travellers' cheques. Negotiable lvorywhlro.

_ izf

_ _ if ' _,.-

w_-v';"rWyu*;`:»?°£:;f'T‘;p‘{-'.e,' ;` _,ff /

-' .r '=-5~f;~._ .iw 'ti-

(Canadlln Press.)

tish Columbia during two mon

of their departure to the honor

Bowling Airsociation, exiirosii

letter was signed by Arthur

Thoruson, secretary, ririti wirs .follows

The British Bowliiri, 'l‘ts.riri

ilhe r<vr~ of dt>p.rr‘trrrjr_- tlcslrws _tliwrik your Assoclzttiori and Its c _stituent ziieiiilierr, also tli\~ ci

this pust. summrr sent it ici

from the S. S. Montrose on the uve )lers in other occasions were con-

_secretary of the Dominion Lu

ishalqe hands 'and enquire about |distant friends and relations, rind

'1`0rR01NT0. Ont., Oct. 14..-The weteeisuretiw prominent notice

tsum qt’ lawn bowlers from the Bri- 'ol' our visit given in the newspap~ tish isles which toured the Provirr lors has been hilly &Dl!\’60l8¢€d by ces ot Quebec, Ontario, hltinito '

Saslmtchaewan, Albefrtii. und 'Bri ou;-selv@g_

5|

ha, ithe publio-generoély, asfiwqit gg by

U19 “lt was (ow .- rat tr hips wr land' regard a°r~s~lll‘lii~dihed' dtiilfitiiggbow-

ry stunt and lasting. and irt_ this con. Wl\|er:tlon were are all fellowmen of

iH8`Empire citlzenslii and have ex-

pleasure und gratitude in corrn tion with their Canadian trip. Tho Q,-My of common interest' dang

H1* tended and amplilled the democ-

ii iwlth aristocracy of intelest in the

“lil “We return home with happy

illrorights and dear memories ot all

“il ‘we have seen, the games we hgvg 10 _played. lost or won, with u strc-ng 1_1’ ;t'celing of having done something

Knight. captain of the tenrn. und tl, ide||gm|~u| game which we f0uow_

o VN* ‘in frateriiizing, to further purify

iaritliorities, bcttrrls oi' ti-title and land foster t,0w1|ug_ which the vm.

lt-lrarrilicrs of r-orrrinerre in the ics :intl towns wif viiritei|_ for

f'l¢'iiorr-.4 associations belonging tor it lllifrhave in mind; the outcome of

lr<\=rwr'0rrs lrosriitality rrrrd all kind; iwiirtii, nn doubt, will tend to s siiu

fuess, which has added zrritrtlior l

;’I‘licr¢>_ has now bceti t-riiiiplcterl

i l"k_greater development oi’ the Same tio the clrniu oi’ muttrril regtt

"‘l»rln Canada. more particularly by

llwvthe creation of standard bowling

`_fourth visit of ri terrm irorn the Bri- rgtepng with minitg and tiitgpeg and ltlsli isles iiud this is the first time ‘of regulation Size in keeping with

lone has gone west of Ontitrio.

| “Tho enthusiasm aroused throu

lthe rules rind regulationrlaid

LZll~§down by the authorities on the

_out our journey in your beatrtiful'g;ime_ These rule; and regiiln- .touiiiry is io us ii g\‘0M illC@nU"'9 tions have been made for the bet-

ltfi provido some adequate rec

rocity wlrcir the liiternatloiiitl Bo _ lot' l. Olii Co tr ' aiu irivi

Gilrlterment and for it proper under- Hfdlstaridiiig, similar to those govern-

ire Un y dir IPS ing other games, which are recog'

your i-epi'csciitati\'es to visit us in "ized the woiiti Ove,-_

`two or three years' time.

"lt is satisfacto-ry to have often

1 "Our nieiribcr's are from all l»1l\‘iS heard expressions with regard to ‘Ui the lirilifill 15108. rind it is the' good will' our visit has done, through the riiedhini of the press and in saying tru revoir we wish that rnnny b€.\'C‘nd lwwlllltt f1il‘Cl€S,your association further success

have travelled great distances tormtd prggptirityf'

_North Wiltshire if.i;i?;‘?”'1‘"L3.§§g5i.§’.§iI.2E_ ’i}‘..'§‘i’i.

i Sec. 8 llarsrrips-I tPeggie Easter,

1 ______ 2 Gladys Easter, 3 Joseph Murray,

l North Wiitslrii°e Svliool Fair* iheld on September 12th.. und

Wlltsliire

wasnt Mury Edwards. _

“'35

largely attended by both pupils CLASS 3~

. d ,_ f _ , - , , Sec. 2 Green Tomatoes-1 Hnlplr .in peovlt Pho exhibits \\er;ar‘ivi`YOnkm_’ 2 Phyllis Eamon' 3 Frm*

good quality and brought. forth

orable rewards fri;-ni the judges. lv” Lanerf 4 Al"l“”' East”

. f - . S '. 4 (Iucuxribersvl Albert Bow-

t The fnllnwini, is the prize list. mais Norm wmshire; 2 Elmer

` CLASS 1.-GRAINS Lirrter, 3 Ednzt liolnies, ilanrpsiiir-u,

i Sci-, I. Oats--I John M;1rfi.eod, ~l Norr'is -Kitsoir. ' -

dlartsvillo 2 lleiiry Godfrey, Nortlri Sets, _5 Beats-l Stanley 'Proiirle \Viltsliir~¢» Il lirrgrrriv Mrrrrity, liiirts~ 2 Annie Nicholson 3 Vt.-riin Kltson

_rille; »i Rhssti l lliuiuond, Iiiunp~ 4 Ralph Yonker.

-li irc

\1 Seo. 2 Vt-'lr<‘ail»~l Donald Nichol- CLASS 4--FLOWERS

son, ilnrtsville; L: Celia 'l`i~einer'c, Sec. 1 Sweet Peas-l Albert

llnmiisliir 3 Annie Nicholson. owman 2 Cliton Stewart

' . 8, B , .

llirrtsviilr~; ~i I<`r‘:iiicc:-i Lnrter, seg, 2 Mixtid Flowers-1 Mary

" Iliiinpshlro. pjdwards 2 Verna Kltson 3 Alvirin I Ser: . 5 Corn -I Nor'i~ls`Kits01i. Easter 4 Beatrice Heatherly, ‘Il‘f¢'| rllriiiip.~:liii'i=; 2 Vvrurt Kitsou, Hainpw Sec. 3 Potted iPlant--1 Verna l _shirt-e; Ci Arnold llmltrvy, North Kitt-ion 2 Alvlnu. Easter' 3 Albert

'/ iV\'iltslilr'v; man

Bow .

b r lirniiis- I Norris l\i son, CLASS 5-FRUIT

in<»ri_-, il:r,rrr|i:~'lrri-tr -i rruiersori iron, North Wiltsliirrg

E Svc, 3 lntkotrt lt<eds»~l Friinr-es Sec, 4 Crab Apple-1 liassl

l.irtei-, ilnrnpslriri- " Norris

»‘ ` 1 ' - ' ; ~ ' Cummings ‘f ~ r _.~'oii, liainp_~rliire Zi i\Ibt>i~i Trcrnore, _mines Berrlgan 4 Mary Edwards.

‘- _y ~ 3 ver. i;_ ,f _

i' ;_- I".r" `UfHllDSlli\“f; 2 Vffrnu. Kitson, lliinrp- Hsu, 1 Wealthy ADDl€S“`1 Edu”

t \ `@’.<}é_,i "'i‘§f_ _ .-.-/ shire; 3 Boutr'icri l-leutherly. North Hoimeg 2 'Henry Godfrey 3 Pliyl-lin

J. '\ _`\. `§‘é_:;` 1-»¢'f't; /.' ‘\V'llS|1if@- rcastnn 4 Arnnia Godfrey. ~' 1 .\\__t__5r"-¢t,: - - ci_Ass z.-Roofs ‘ sec. 2 Rea Asirnchnn-i statue it ' ,‘/i .\‘|~r:. 1i,lL'ish (tobhlers-1 Elmer prgutlg 2 Dale Prcude 3 Eleano

,_ __ \_ >’~",_-`-'-_;{;. _/ _i.rrrter, lIam|isliirt:` 2 Mildred Tre- A¢k1and`4 Alvina Easter.

` _1~ t /Vircro, llarnpshire; Ii Albert Trn- Sen, 3 Plunrs-1 Fred Mr:Niel,

neu pate Pioude 3 Norris Kitson

llrrmmie Writts. "

Kit 2 rPeter Nitholsoii

liriinpshire -I \-'urmi Kit-soir, llitnip- Sec, 5-Alexander Apples»--

slilit-_ - Sc:-, 5 'l`rii'iiip.-; 1 l‘Iriii-rsori von, \'rirrli \‘\'iit_:rhii'i-; 2

France-3 Larter 2 Ralph Yonker

lien- nivriin Easter 4 Ray Nic\r01S0rr- Dull:

J’l'ritlilt‘, lluirrir:~:liii'r- fi Iivilll i'Iii:+ti=r', CLASS 6-CANNING

.’\'oi'th Wiltslrir‘<:; 4 Norris l(it:~rorr, get; 2 |Beets-I liilllan JlenC0 lizirripslrirwn 2 Margaret Dlarnonil 3 Eleanor'

1 SPC. 7 (,'ai'i'r»ri~r` l liitruiirir'

lurid, liarnpshiro; 2 Iinlph Yorrkcr,

s iz _

_ _ intntnr 2 asian crow 3 Marr bil'

; For W

_n..___`

._._._l_

/.

o

\\\\

1 -_ ~c/_ i

‘ ‘ilpi

i 1 '

rpg, .mg _- -

E. R. BROW

146 Richmond St. (Jharlottetown

fi i

V i

A 'ii

ii

Plate Glass Insurance at

it

¢\_\\‘.l1\ __

< f < _\¢\\f ’

EER; ¢ °

r-m E'

T `~`\~`s\ ,.

5

Aqua Velvet invigor- ates the skin after ihaving, protects from sun and wind. Get yonrefrce with each tube of Williams. This famous shaving Cream (1) Ooftena the

-Ml" Acklnnd 4 Edna Easter.

~ cr.Ass 7-oooKiNG

sec. 2 white Bread-1 nirtrv M"

wards 4 Mary Murray»

.m ' _e,ec_ 6 school Lunch Box-1 Eid

Clow 2 Mary Edwards 3 Bessie

_ W Mnehenn 4 Alvinii Easter. _ ° er .. \».__ 3,-,U_ 7 Brown Srrrtur F‘r1<flIP»--

f* _/ Eleanor Acklan

i ; Y !lMl;<yii`o:tl4hlyrrll§l'rstir 4 Bessie ,Cum-

l a lnlSlTil:o‘l.'8 White Cnko Ii~erl»'-tl Liill:

r | Z f l’.';::1;’:‘ 2 .¥‘t:;i.Fi‘::::;1.;;:?°'°‘ ’

‘ I l c|.Ass a-sewmc.

‘ _ .. i

| iill il .

l

;_\`; _

Mncheod.

| l ' l~Jasti~r.

liciizie.

/' Edna Holmes.

~ it/‘ ./Q si-ei-`1 riiyriis miitnn é iiensin Mc-

licn n

, . V - - 4 irr \\ Q - _ Fife Life A“°“‘°“‘» S'°'<“°SS and _ ~' fiat... 55 ..mf..§;;er'r...;‘:°‘.t.r:.:'°i

_ “' ~) _rriiirigi ilcgtman 3 ;ii;;llyn|r;ni]r?te;-ie’

- , - i 2 A r, owm n at s a

Lowest Rate.~ into now. " '_

_ \ ._/= __;i ~_> °

OLAISS 2-C0l-LECTIONS

_-_ Strong' Companles U S ° _ Sec. 1 Vyreeds-I MarylCo%dy.‘

_ i Sec. 2 ree i,en.ves- esse

Ag-ent at Summerside’ Le\VlS, I r gngcgigiolzwirnrsaret Candy 3 Don.

MADUNCANADA 74 Sec. 3 Wood Samples-I Donald.

2 _‘S ~ re . ` 1-»~~~ "lib “"" ' _ Niclwlsolt. _ _

_ _ _ ir;

KOV8l`!`|lI'i6Ilt. .

. : 1

MacKenzie. _ _

Bessie .\iiic»Kenzii¢ 3 Alviiiu 1-jtigit-r fl liJrii‘gten¢\_ lilurruy.

zie i2 Alex. MacKenzie 3 Jirliu. MucI.coil 4 Marr Miicheoti `

llcncon 2 llenry Godfrey 3 Rita lilai-rtt-r 4 Albert Bowrnrin.

Ky l-Irrstcr 2 lianirnie Watts Ji Eltlir (‘iow 1 .uargnret Cond

vouity 2 Eleanor- Ackiniiq 3 Edna Easter 4 Mary Murray.

.\liir'l.t><ii| 2 lleury Godfrel 3 Aiheri Bowman 4 Lois Macbeod,

M\||'I`Uy 2 Alviria Easter 3 lirfssiir .’\lacKcnzle 4 Mary Murray.

’l‘r'enic|‘c 2 Lois I\iIitoLcotl 3 Mur- gurot MacLeod 4 Victor Dr>ii<:on_

Deacon 2 Mary l\in.eKenzie 3 Ai- bert Bowniun 4 illenry (lodt`rr=_y_

Mztcbeotl 2 _Peter Nicholson 3 Flor- ence Trenrere 4 Ednii Holmes.

‘my 2 Bessie MacKenzie Zi Ednrr Easter 4 Mary Edwards

CLASS 13-JUDGING CONTEST

;Klisou 2 Sheldon Easter Ii lleiitidcv 'Ho th i

l

l ray 2 Eltlil. Cl0W- , Sec. 3 Tea.. Biscuits-~l ldllili

‘ _ I ,- Deacon 2 Bessie Mackenzie J Lid TO .4 _U Clow 4 Mary Edwards.

_ -‘ec. 4 Su ar Coolrlcs-1 Alvin

i

.SNL 1 (h) Tea Apron-l Margar-

et ninmonn 2 Mary Mrrrrrry 3 KH"

_ ber-_ 2 ta) Hemstltcliinlr-1 P05-T55

I Sci: 2 th) ‘lienistltchlng-l Mil lguret Diamond Z Bessie Mn0Kl‘ll2l il Dorothy Easter 4 Evelyno M110'

Emhroldered Linen--l Ad

Sec 6

t-inn Easter- 2 Margaret DlH'“°“

CLASS 9 -MANUAL TRAINING "

Sec. 1 Hummer Handle--1 Elmer

b’2\'d q\1iCkly» (3) Climb Iiarter 2 Stanley Prolldv. notes irritation, (3)leaves get-_ it Miacellanoorlir-~l Russel thefacefeelingBETTER Mm.my_

than whznyountaxt- '

ed. Large tube 35:. CLASS 10 D°“"'°°‘"~°"°°° tiiivs §'1Toci< AND Poutrn

1 , Sec. 1 Helier Calf Dairy breed-

" i _ 1 'Norris Kitson 2 Eusttee Smith \\\. Q Q ‘ ri mimi Easter 4 nerr-.sie Cummins

.` 5

gen a mghorn |Piil\et nnd cock

_ i *sau uaznnuvasmavvv n uuzanuuuv _ OCTQBER 15 19 ‘

Y W i h’ l Y

Blllllsll Blllllllili TEAM _ A °”"i§1§,‘L‘,‘i‘,‘,’,§"},‘j,§f’sh_,,, R E F L E C/‘T I 0°; S C? P i BIDS CANADA FAREliTll " ii... f...i in 1't...i dir. my ...fem E X f

thggemi tisg.-at in vent cruz. (dear girl) was of course over nothing

on Eve nf sailing for Home the Bowlers PU* \\'°;>hfa' *"°'“ '“"°' H°\\',_@h\'<;f.*';§r@

_ - _ 6 °°mP°r Y °f“Su; is one in we a ree u on a is

Fvrmally Express Thre1r'1‘hankS- _ iiféziatiggiszjé.iszrtzrzsn.- _ ..».i.-i...-.es ¢?f nex9\\fhsr2v@. your +.»nf.i,i.,_,

e necessity of re- rua be-

sorting to copious bloodshed. _ y

cr/i"‘ .tit

4t`\\\

<2/ W

The President issued personal

orders that full amnesty be given the officers and men ot' the rebel forces who surrendered and thai.

at points to ‘De designated by the‘

Sec. 4 Weed Seeds-l< ‘llsssinl

CLASS 12-SCHOOL WORK

Sec_ 1 Cornpositioii_ta)-l Ediiai

llulmes 2 Lillian Deacon Zi Mary MacKenzie 4 Albert Bo-wrnun.

Sec. 1 tc)--l Mary liliiiviinlti 2

S€C~ l ('lJ)-l Dorothy Mrrt‘Ken-

Y .

Ser. 2 Map lJrawing~1 Liliiiiii

Sec. 2 tb) Mup Di-:iwiirg~l Dog#

Y.

St-rr. 2 Map Drawing--I Mary

Sec, 3 Art Work (B)-l Iiorderi

Sec. 3 Art Work (b)-1 Eugene

.

they be entrained for mobllizjtiurrl 0'

l

wg \

i ,_ /I

_...if

55

Ser. 4 Writing (u)‘~-I Mild;-od

set-. 4 Writing tb)-1 Lillian

S60- 4 (C) Writing-1 Elnicr

Sec. 4 Writing (d)-1 Mary Mur-

St-i»_ Ii .irirlgirrg Culver:-*I Norris

A r

ci_Ass14_.s|om-S ~.~it- uirirriii .ir _ tilt "*” “ “ _

MH", L_, 0 _ 'I ri it itirv I t.<-oiiiir l\ii.uil

50 yd rluslt for girls uurlcr 9-ll T5 ui i.t i ui s orcr _ rin iiip hr _ ‘ *W*

Mary MacKenzie 2 Glarlys Easter- lliiurrrirr- W.iit-i .rrd i trildiir \l ll i~\illt- \\i|ishi i- ~~- -Q-oa»~ » -

i3 Verna Kitson. and Margaret Muir. Nr-il (vqrnrl) 1 iJoir.rli| Nil li ilson t-i li.iiio\\ -

Lsoil (eqqal_) I \.ii t i.rtt- inns uurir-i \i~.rr\ - ll.r1r|p'~hiii~ \\ iitshiri

i 5 yd dash boys under 9~»l Nor I Virioi l>t.ttoir ' lim \i< hrilsti .i t \r»r»4 . tr

;i'is Kltson 2 Victor d)eiit~oii 3 Jirrrir-s issvl Nlurriry i lost-irli \lrrii.i\ ll i rue

‘ilierrlgnii 4 Henry (lo-tlfrcy. i sur r r'rrt rw v<~.rr ii | T5 yd. dash girls from 9 to I2." irioi lltuitoii l{.r\ Nit liol~r r l _ i m' "“ """‘l“““ ;I Peggy Easter 2 liczitrirrr lir~aili-- S -.sr~l \lrrri ry I losrpli \lrir ni \ liriitnit ' "

lvrly 3 Mamie Nlvliulsoii 4 Lillirrii uh init- hor 1 -i _ ti-its ""l U" "

ll/-_:tr‘orr. rr~ri».ori in-.rrr ir ' cd I vii r r l"\

»=rrf»~»f~ ~f

_ _ _- e ___ o ____ _ ___

I i _ l 'll

l ‘tain ‘~liuitli ltrrr \ hri or , ~ '

ii iiotrnrrri i \i \ \ it \\iii,p " “ W "'19

nl lui .iii iirl'

. ~i 412 t'-_s 'ii l 1 ~ I f 1 0 y “S me ml I' 1- '\irl|il~ioii \l.iry l<l .r is »

\\li.rl i r ‘\l.r

t it ell tio

_ _ P/ac 79

r.7.-vggfsc

6

_ ii

3 qhlseséfli f

ET' ln other words

' What doYou see When You look in lhe Mirror?

fists'-?'°

i___~_

` e i 5 1

45710 ADYJIYQ Q

25123; ` `r

r/¢;_:?f>~f

These Days, Too Ma ny Men Look Older than They art

Does your mirror reiiect the Freshness, of Youth and will it continue to do so? Too many niui disregard the fact that improper ctirc ofthe f.i _ including the shave with a dull urrstropped blade, brings prematurely the unnecessary marks oi .rgt

THE STROPPED BLADE (QUPFR KEl~N)

_ IS OF VITAL l\4PORTAN(,L

. -- » Onl_,' in the Valet AutoStr op Razor do you get

the cofrect shave every dny in the short st sparc of time and with the inert conifort~ l sh in

that really helps to keep thc face young Tlrt

,qt

Same blade is used over and over- liropgrlit ;,_._;. back in a moment to super keenness by its ov. ii

~ stropping device which is built right into tlit _ razor itself. Less work- less expensive to your

purse--less expensive to your face

/ This Valuable Book is Your _:.1 . WRITE 'IODAY

for your copy

22;; U We are nnxrous that every mfr nf n

y_ 11; _ _ vain Antonin.; rollin in runnin.-try

Q.-5. ‘_ r enthusrnitir Sliouldnnvthrriglr ppen ~ \ to your ruror uffrrtnm tu pervert

lervrce, im! sznri it to ua lnrl we will

restore it to n ncwlrke tontliuon lltliuut r hsrgr:

AutoSirop Safely Razor Co

83 Duke Street Toronto

i , i

,rf _ . 1

1 r _ .r ’ ' . i , V 5'-V ‘- v ,

. » I

P. L"

§