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“rill; wlisllaltltonlltllllll Tania: 0mm: .+.:.'.li*t.':.:..*..°.=.:::§.l2:.=tr:.; is 9111111 T1111 ' " Ever ill History

“GOAL LADEM-The schooner msrslde Saturday morning for Rex-

" J. ~11. Ernest, arrived in port of ton, Nail. where she will load lum- Summerslde. Friday morning. with b for M. F. Schurman k Co..Sum- a cargo of lnvernces coal for Joseph merslde. Read k 100.. and waswdllﬁcllarxlllli ‘ her cargo at 0:122: . Modern _ .;..‘.f.“.'i? 53.1.15. $92.51‘; Ilwreﬂﬂed Capacity‘ of 62,240 Bottles- a Day But Maker are Still Behind Orders. Medicine Publicly Eudora _ by Best _. People Everywhere.

CHOP from toelmnlfe Gable‘.

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K Fromm-ts Csstoria is sliﬂztiy a remedy for Infants and Children. 'I_oods are specially for babim A babyqmedlcine ﬁ even more essen Baby. Remedies primarily prepared lor grown-ups are not interchangeable- It Ill the M"! 0f

n remedy ‘for the common ailments of lnﬂtnts and Children ﬁrst broughtCastoria before the public after years of research, andnoclaimbssbeenmadeforitthatitsuseforoverltl years has not maven/r "

*wi1at is, CASTORIA‘?

Caetoria is a laziness subetitultte ‘for ICastortOmltPsregorie, p"?! 511d 50° g syiull pea5an s. “and” t; Ma est 's overseas ' ‘neither Opium, Morphine nor other narcotic substance. It! ,'§,§,,'“,,,f,"i.,, ..,.,’,,.,.,’,,,, a, vlmy age ls its guarantee. For more than thirty years it has 1t. been in constant use for the relief of Constipation, Flatulency, Wind Colic and Diarrhoea; allaying Feverishness arising therefrom, and by regulating the Stomach and Bowels, aids

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-POTATO DIGGERS.—A carload of Aspinerall potato diggers arriv- ed in Summerside last Saturday, consigned to James A. McNeil] k Son. and were being unloaded by the above firm. in. their warehouse. for fall trade. '

held in connection with the Graphic Arts Exposition at Mechanics Hall, Boston. Mesa, appears the name of C. L. Coyle, of Lynn. and formerly of Summerside. Mr. Coyle won fourth prise and was awarded a. $5 gold-piece for his drawing.

' --CAR AOOIDENt-IA McLaugh- lin car from Summerside accident- ally slipped over the embankment at Borden wharf on Wednesday af- ternoon. and its five male passeng- ers had a narrow escape, although fortunately no one was hurt. In turning the driver did not realize he was so near the edge of the enl- bankment. and the car went over. falling a distance of ﬁfteen feet. it turned over in sliding down the bank and landed on its side. It was llnaliy rlghted and proceeded to Summerslde, the hood and wind- shield being damaged.

—CHANGE OF BUSINIEM AT CLIFTON. ——- Mr. John Lockhart manager of the general store at fflilion. recently sold out his hilol ness to lra D. lMcKay. of New London. Mr. McKay has done ser

eptember Featuring attern Hats and Distinctive _ o Novelties in Millinery

11111119 ‘"1 Thursdal’ "Y “MHML ls. Millions upon millions llnvc used

AN ADVANCE SHOWING OF LADIES SUITS, “M1“5°“'MY'11”J11‘1 1'51"‘? 18513‘ ii-niiiidili b flit. d-uughiors of’ r. an L rs. .~ f h, b‘ ,t I I _ I I - Profitt. Burlington. returned to Bos-lgluxlln‘; hifvepgape: glam” 53x21 . benefits they| ' ~

DRESSES, CLOTH COATS, FUR COATS AND SEPARATE FURS wlqghigflss" ‘Saturday, w spend m;lhfvnetsrgtieiﬁlgd[fhsainklns ll.

During the ﬁrst seven months of thll year 3.584.000 bottles of Tanlac have been sold and a new world record for a proprietary medicine ls established. .

. More than 30,000,000 bottles have been _eold during the eight years . Ttihlac has been before the public.

the assimilation of Food; giving healthy and natural sleep. with cement foundation and a" ATszl-zlgllg Ad<;¢|p5~-|-__..M,5ye, 2:11:15; lxtgdltlilz; 3:1?“ tafmllarggz; the accommodations which will none?’ 1° 9'1- 5911911 Yea" 01

Chil ’ omfort-The Mother's Friend. ! The arena c I 1 make it a model of barn nrchliec “59- ‘"1119 011 1115 w" 11111119 11°11! not begin 1° w“ the ‘story’ No

mm m m“ pa“ of prince Con" high school, qriday 18ml h“ m, other preparation has ever an. t , ~ -

ty Mr Thomas mlswonh bum left arm badly ‘broken. ‘it. appears Branched the demand enioycd by BcarstlteSigrlatureof

-—BIG BARN AT 8T. LOUIS.- Mr. W. P. Callaghan has under construction. a barn 3i ft x 9S ft

that. a number of 50-5 were ma. Tanlac. and it is expected that the mg foreman‘ K ning. and the Rlcharh boy was 1n sales this year alone will be more um lead. and. stumbling in n hole, than ten mllllvn bottles- fcll down, the rest of the boys fall- Working diligently at full capac- lng over him. He was immediately lty the three modern laboratories token to the Prince County Hos- at Dayton. Ohio. Wlllkerville. Can- pital. where the bones were sot, ads and Mexico Oity are atlll be- and was at the last accounts rest- hind with orders. in spite of tho lng comfortably. fact that the combined outpu-t has been increased to 62.240 bottles u day. While tho laboratories are striving for quantity production this endeavor is still secondary to --Mrs. John McDonald. W710 Ellen-t. the determination to make no sac- tlle last few months in 1301018110. 16- rlﬂce whatever tllaLwill endanger turned t0 Sllmmerﬁidﬂ Tlleilllly- |tho high quality oi‘ thc medicine. | Tanlac's wide spread and ever in- ~-1Mlss Marion MOYllKlQY W911! 1° creasing popularity is the strongest Montreal iilll! W081i l0 111191111 M11‘ possible proof of its unquestioned Donald College. merit. No product. no matter how [extensively advertised. could con- —4Ml'- R8191! 3111111118111. 51111111191‘ tinuo to establish world records for side. left lust week for Sackvllle. to sales yo“ Myer yea;- tf 1y did no; ﬂllelld 59001111 W111 111 M11111" A111‘ produce uctual and positive re- son College. 3mm Tanlac is composed oi‘ the most ~MR LOITY- 01 Amhfmli- N-so beneﬁcial roots, llorbs and barks W36 111 51111111191511“? 11151 Week-Iknown t0 medical science. The for- “11915 ‘1111 111111 61111159 111 the Mg muls is ethical and conforms in all 31110111911119 5319- pure food and drug luws. and ni- ..thougll Tanlacﬁa superiority is ab» undnntly supported lby loading au- wm‘ thoritles it is tho people themselv-

--FOX lNSPECTOR$.—llt is re» ported that the Federal Department of Agriculture has appointed the following to he inspectors of foxes: From Quebec and Ont... J. J. Mc- Nally -for Western Canada; Mr. Geo. McCallum as assistant to Dr. Church for the Maritime Provinces: Mr. H. R. Crockett, all of Summer- sido.

-—-—-<-e->-—- PERSONALS

in lise For 0ver 30 Years

"I ""11"" °°'"’*"'- "'1" 1°" "-1" --BURGLAR|E$-Two burglaries were pullerl off ln Summcrside on Wednesday night. Mrs. M. J. lMc- Lellan's bookstore and P. N. En- man. drugglst. were the vlcilmo. Entrance into Mrs. McLellan’s was made through the back window and some small articles were taken ollt but no money, since‘ Mrs. Mcilellnn had removed the cash at noon when she left the shop. At Mr. Enmans. entrance was also made through the back window and a small sum of money was taken from the cash register. and two boxes of cigar- ettes and other small articles were taken. The police are investigating.

-—RECEIVES MEMOR-IALS. - Mre. Laurent Gallant. 0t‘ Summer. side. received onivednesday the gold and silver medals and the Mulls Star won by their gallant son,

i0 enable counsel for both sides to P111319 301111 Wilberf- Glllllilll. Wllﬁ was one c-f Lilo first, ilslandgrg m go

Icunsult with the chief judge of‘ DI! Fe w; sessions as to when the trial shall,l° 111B W1"- llﬂvlllb’ left in 1914 witil

SILVER BEAUTIES

Are hlsthly print-cl furs for Indies’ fhln nemmm they nre nlwnyn In fashion. 'l'lu- Rune-hell Silver llluck Fox Its now depends-ll n| to supply this marks-t.

Vllgoro n. houlthy foxes with high priced pclfa of lus- trous lu-nufy. must he fcrl u well lmlnnrecl rnllnn supplying t-wry nuturul Ioml require-arena. After nevernl yours uf pruc- ticnl c-xpn-rit-ncc Imps-rill] Cod-l-lvcr-Oil lllncult lulu been mnnuflu-turcd and plus-rd upon tin- rnurlu-t. It is “filling flu- liill" In tha- lrlullnl: rt chum of Prince lduhv-thl lzheeﬁ and lnrln-Iy tuklnlr the plnco of nu-ut In fox feeding.

l-‘or Information, |rrlecn ctm. wrlfc

C 0., Ltd. l.

Here you will ﬁnd a complete showing 0f all the lat- est models for Fall. Charming styles, inviting prices and

outstanding values.

—.Mr. Willns Warren. who leaves

“only m Mauro“, “has” Your inspection 1s invited.

The Imperial Biscuit

Charlottetown, l‘. E. 7050-l5-7l.

‘maa w v ‘a m g A

v v PQ OQQ‘

. New President oi i a

brother. Pte. ‘Henry Gallant, also scrvcd three years at. the front and

received on th. ﬁ ld f I ‘ “ 1 e e 0 ‘Mum Hm -—Mrs. Ell. Owen. who spoutiltofglsw

summer in Summl-rsirle with

her

Tnnlac is sold by all good drug-I

S" Monuwu was 1.019.150‘; on m5 hospital overseas ill i917 of wounds I O C a Acadia Unlvetslt

personal parole, Chief Judge Dc-

.curle remarking "some people may WOLFWLLE, N. S. Sept. l8.—— Dr. l<‘. W. Patterson, gent-rill sccru-

iwcll tlfiord to lose even a big am- 'cunt oi‘ money and. could not ui- iord to lose their word.” mom- THINGS THAT COUNT i tary oi‘ the Baptist (‘nion ot" Wcst- N0; whu; we have, but wlml we crn Canada. und editor of the Blip-I 1139'; tist Outlook, Willi llcudtluartcrs ut Not ‘mu; we see‘ but wlmg we Winnipeg. bus accepted the prcsill-i chooge_ envy of Mvurlill Fnlvcrsili‘ ll¢‘l'9-l'l‘llcse m-c thc things that mar or made vzlcullt by illc rcluoval of Dr. bless George ll. Cults-n i0 the presidency The sum 0y human happlnegg 0i Colgulc ifnivtersity. Hamilton, N» Y.

Dr. Patterson will not take ovcr his duties until the opening of tllc second tcrln, Fcllruzlry l. 1923. lu the rucunliul: .1 (JLJZXlLlIIiQB luude up of tllc tit-ans oi lilo vatrious fuc- ulties. headed by l'rul'. l". E. Wheel- ock, will udullnistcl- thc affairs of the university.

_Dr. Patterson's ﬁrst pastorate was the Iiuptisl church in Silckvillc N. B.. thc oldest church of that dc- nomlnatinn in Cunzula.

Coming to Western Canada in 1900 he ll0lll pustorutes in Minue- dosa, Manitoba. Winnipeg. Edmon- ton, Culgllry and lulcl" thc First

_Baptlst Church in Winnipeg until about four ycllrs ago when lle was appointed secretary of thc lluloll.

{em-i

parents, Mr. illiil .\lr.<. (l. W. Bell. v 1 left on return to .‘\'vw York Tilurs- WW9?“ day morning.

was wounded in the leg

- n e . .EXECUTION OF SWIM IS POST- l l ‘i '~‘>l i l il ‘t i‘: ' t l'_lt b_ ll Del d execution PONED n 1e pom en Hr) [if ligliilit‘ ‘Swlliil. udlrhyewus to lluve topper l Swim seems jubilant over thc lucl

bucn hanged at Woodstock. N; 13.. "Official" iutlall‘. At the Depqrttuent oi Justice to- "egYé-‘ggallvtoqﬂtse Guardian.) llllut he llns been glvcn a new (l'l"i'A\V.-\.»Scllt. trig-At the pres- duy it was stated that the execu- t . - -.. ept 1S-—.-\ ulys- louse of life for three weeks. but em time. Cunadu llus no official lion ol‘ convicted nlurdercrs is a 1'11"!’ 111111 1111B P10113013’ llevvr been llltd not-hint; lllllﬁll l0 Sﬂy- Sllvrllf cxccutloncr_especially retained as provincial und not a federal uulitcr 931111191911911911 111 1111B D01”! Wlll-‘rc Foster izilﬁﬂ 1190180111198 illef liruut- such. Arthur Ellis has been rocnu- anti tllnt the department has never visiting he,- parems y" summerajde‘ those who g0 down to tho seal in ing or the reprieve and hopes he nizcil us contiuctiug cxccuiions, but employed on executioner. 19p, l“; week to resume he,» p051. BllllDB 011011 111001 "ml 911111180 llll- will be able to get u suiiuble nlun not. ii is i\l‘li‘l(lllll('L‘(l. us un om- Arthur Ellis mude u request. l-lillllf‘. lion in Portland, Maine. Izéngihuires h“ Bil-timed $119 11110105! to 1.1.0 ilze 501:. ‘ plcycc of illc Depurinlcllt 0i’ Jus- time ago, that he should be zlppoint- 5 001111111111 i’ .811 H1‘: cvvr. There is a strong sentiment. lice. 0d officinl executioner. but the rc- Ona wondering. Tho ilubllarils i Cove fishing schooner Helen M. Coolen. is ‘in port llcrc, ready to

11901)’ 8x11195886 I11 this Pilmlllim- This curiolls situation is brought quest was refused. sail for the Banks. except that her

liy. that these executions should] skipper. Capt Siubcrt Coolou. ulso of Hubbzlrds Cove. has (llsilppcilr- ed without leaving‘ u trace us to his whereabouts.

Since Thursday night when he was inst seen‘ by members of his crew. he segms so far ns any tid- ings of him can ho found vnnisll- cd into space. The facts to date 0f this strange cusc, tho interest Is increa ing as time goes by with out brln m: a solution so far us your correspondent has bccn ablo to gather them are us follolvs:

—<Mrs. J. F. tliunson. having en- Joyed pleasant holidays with friends in Konsington and other popular centres, returned to her llome_in Nabaub, ‘Mass, Saturday. '7 7Y7

llllnnrtl’: Llnlment for Ilurns. Eta

WOODSTOCK. Sept. l8.—l3cnn,v Executioner is Not An Eastern Guardian

3H0? 1mm Holman‘: Catalog.

——Mlss Ida Arsenault, who ' has been spending the past three weeks

--'¢QATING CLOTHIB, in pole, velour. all wool plaid backs. sic. lvcs & Murdock. Ltd. 7032-16..“

..‘JUST ARRIVED new home-- spuns sud flannels in all the new shades. See them. lvea & Mur- dock. Ltd. 7032-l5-4i

..°AL>L wool. l-loslikv rol- indies and men ill plain and heat- her shades. ives & Murdock, Ltd.

7032-15-41

The things nearby, not things uiilr

Nut wllui we seem but Wlldi. wc urc~

'l‘llcse urc the things that. mnkc or‘ break. '

‘Flult give the hcart its joy or achc.

—<Mrs. Ishmael Gullunt and son Emanuel. who wcro spending the past three weeks visiting relatives and friends in Summerside, left on Saturday morning for their home in

Not what seems fair but whut is Portland. Maine.

true;

Not what we dream but thc good we tl0-—

These are thc things like gems,

Like slurs in ioriunlfs dladcms.

I——Mr. “Calvin Letlrd, of Bedcquo, is undcrgtling treatment at tile P. .1 Hospital. Some weeks ago Mr. Lczlrtisuficred an injury to nis 22g whall u pair of horses he was driv- ing rail away and threw hlnl to lilc ground.

that shine

es‘LAD|Es AND Mlﬁssa fall coats. nil colors and-styles. Plain and fur trimmed at prices to suit the pocket book. lvcs & Murdock. Ltd. 7037-i6-4l

Not as we take, but as we give, Not us wc pray but. lls we live-- These are tile things lllili make fol‘

NAVY CUT

IZIGARETTES

—IMre. ‘C. iS. Phelan. Glace Bay, N.lS., who has been visiting friends in Kensington and suburbs, return- cd to her home on ISaturday. She The P1111111‘ 561100111" “"1011 M~ mas accompanied by her nephew, ﬁggzﬂpﬁgr'gg‘g‘ly ‘as’; "m? 11°; < aster Charles‘ ~11 “"191 lllll

Murphy’ Y took on board from the Niuithcws firm n fresh butting of herring and by Thursday was ready to salll for the Banks. On Thursday morning about nine o'clock in con‘. pan-y with a few loatl friends tho

cace. Both now and alter time shull

..‘PUBLIC AUCTION—I will cease.

sell on Thursday. September 21st, 2 p. m. my nine room dwcillug house. and lot 50 ft. by 130 ft. Hot air heated. Bath room equip- ment ready to install. For further particulars apply to owner. W. E. Reynolds. Montague. 7032-15-41

SIR MONTAGU. ALLAN RELEASED ON HIS PERSONAL PAROLE

—Outlook.

i<+>_--

-lMrs. C. R. Rund. South Wey- mouth. Mass. who has been visit- lug her mother, Mrs. Robert Sharp. and family, Norboro, flflcompaniod

u - - . . - _ -lly her little dnu h , .

‘plengelﬁﬁsillglllihzltiﬁlllﬁé til-lag?“ alllul turned to h" 50g: gdnarggailﬁjdg; Captain wont on board his vessel. scr Mayficlrl. will be sold by Pub» 11"" "P9111111"! Pleasant holidays Tali,‘azﬁsfggfﬁatymflgifgvn?“.lll llc Auction on Friday next. 3901- ‘om’ Y slept on bourd all .il'lV "Phurftlu" “'2 “i 1 p" m" 1932' gﬁmmgm‘ and sometime that night lcitbtlli vessel in n dory apparently in go ashore. That howovor socnu-l to have been tho inst seen of lllm by anyone in this locality.

The further fact that tho dory in whloll he loft thc schooner hus not been seen since makes mat-- tors more mystifying,

' ‘it fls reported that the light- keeper on llurts‘ island. lli tlm northern entrance o! thc llurlmr. tells ‘the story tllnt lio wns nwnk- ened early Friday lucrning, pm‘- htrtps wbcut two or tllrco lfiaioclt by his dog barking. .llllti lllut ho saw a dory with n lono occupant paddling through the passage.

|Some think it possiblo that. the missing man may have rolvcd out to son or been cnrnlctl out. but fol‘ what reason or under what circumstances such an unaccount- able action too platoons czln hardly guess. ‘l ho. had fallen overboard from his dory and drowned tho chances are that the dory would have remained afloat and been pickctl up some whore in tho vlclnliy. _. The nlllsslng manner was very well known llcro and llns n wife and large family residing st Huh- bards Cove. One son about four- teen years of ago ns woll us n brother are members of the ves- sel's crew. ‘Word was sent yesterday to his wife and to the owners who it is said are sending another mnn to - take charge. Up to the hour of sending this 1"’- MRP" illvEﬂcllvrn and Mr.“ denatclrl-‘orio ii‘i'"tii'..".i..i'.l"l.'il'i. “M” “my “i” "1'11°11"°° 111°- Zifmitliioli wguid throw any llglui “w” '°°°“u7' . on the case.

MONTREAL. Sept. l8. — The trial oi’ Sir H. Montagu Allan. for- Ncvcr feed more tluln n cow will rner president of thc tblerchants ulcun up in a TGiISOHZI/lllt! iiluc. Bank of (Junaulu, was this morning When an tlnimnl loaves purt of ilcr fixed pro iorluzl fur Scptclluller 2i. iced it is n danger signal to good but tllut is only u |l'l1l]lfll“rtl‘y' dutcllcrdanlcn.

lMiss Helen Baker. daughter or Mt". and Mrs. W. W. Baker, Sum. mcrslrle, successfully underwctlt. an

tv/lnls, Sept. iii-Belgium lms over-Min" fr" aooeitulcltlo at Wolf- agreed to withhold notification to vlllv. where she was attending the tllo reparations commission of the Sonlinary. on Thursday- failure oi the negotiations in Belf- lln for tho guarantee 0i‘ German treasury notes to be paid Belgium no reparations until utter tbs rc- sults nl‘ tho lulssiou in London of Rudolf llzlvctlstcln. [lrel-lldent of‘ tile Rcichsbzlnk. arc known. it was learned hero tonight. ‘llhe Belgian government. in its recent note to Germany demanding the deposit of gold guarantees in the Bank of Brussels. had fixed midnight. io- nigllt ns the time limit tor such deposits.

Tho German Charge WAIT-sires in Brussels this evening called on tho Belgian Foreign Minister, M. Jas- per. and said Germany's formal re- ply io the Belgian demand was im- ing prepared hurriedly. but that it could not he sont until Herr llav- enstcin had reported to -Borlln. The crisis. therefore. will remain in suspense until next. week. Moan- time. apparently. tile only hope of a settlement rests on the possibil- ity of tile Hank of England extend- ing a loan to the lloichsbank. with which the latter could meet tllo six months treasury notes to be deliv- ered Belgium under the Belgian compromise plan. However. it is understood the Bank of England _wlll also ask a gold’ gilatnntee which may prevent e euoeesstul ls- ene of Herr, I} vensteirfs efforts.

mam-i {GERMANS REPLY NOT READY

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—Mr. James Thompson. formerly nf this province, bllt now a success- ful contractor of Merlford. -Mass.. is ﬂlliflyllli! a Wcll deserved vacation visiting friends and rolatl" - pm".

o left on return Wednesday m. companled by his wife, who hats at. so been visiting her island hllmn_ One of the best pleasures thw cu. Joyorl was a motor trip to the ox. treme east cnd of the Island. Mr, and Mrs. Wlllas Warren 8000mm)"- lod ilmm.

4m ...

0ne Swallow 1...... at Summer

If the swallow ls a Blue Bird swallow. which seems paradoxical, but le perfectly correct

. . . w I roar AUGUSTUS uo-rsa.

The farmers of th-i v1 l it ﬁnished their harvests. aridnresilgwg Very good crop.

lMlss Annie M. Duffy. city, who has been visiting hor cousins. tlio Misses Mtfhlucharll, Illlﬂ home. Sho was - _» | Miss Katherine. wlihmirriiltialtidlli $91112: lnlz a few days visiting friends.

Fer whatever the weather. the eun will rammed

shine for you If you drink Blue Bird Tel- the stored up sunshine o! oriental gardens.

‘Miss IMndNally, ih. fﬁ .l of Smith lliros, left fS:t.lli:<llhlly}n(iht:-:f 111B for lSummcrvlllo. Muss.

lMr. William Brogan, of Lowe", Mose» ls Ilpendlng his vacation wl his mother, fMrs. Kntllcrine Drona

Mllurtve Iilnlwlent Ilulbermnn’: ’ Friend