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MONDAY , THE on.inLo1f'rn1'owN GUARDIAN , f °.°'i"’m"“ 1”' 1914?
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Ti-is Monuine oAiLv Guin-iiian umii. c i-in in t order: -
1 THE WESTERN GUARDIAN ‘~ W
-IT PAYS to buy In this Province.
-ONE GEN1' per word each in-
sertion for advertising in this col
_ s us accompany
’ can be obtained at Lai'ferty's Tensor- Minimum charge twenty-live cents.
0 iai Parlors. Summer-side. ~ -__ , ' _
-- -supper: Ano oNcisR'r.-_ 'nie -i- p u
presentiitive iii Albertiin will giadlylholdinz ti grand sunner und concert `
Every woman and every man, who suffers with Rlieiiniatisni-wlio has acute attacks of Rheuma- tisni, Scizitiea'or'nlluiiibago-\\'i1ose Kidneys are weal; anti wliosc hands and feet become swollen and painful-slioultl read carefully these two letters of .\lrs. Salsbury about the magical effects of
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On l"el»rii'~.ry llih, l.i~t, Mrs. _T. A. Salshury wrote about Gin Pills, "l can ct r\;ii:il_v say Gin Pills have done a lot of gootl for nw. floiiit- six 3-t~.ir.~ ago, Icoiilil not wiili<i1pst:iir_<. my tee! and .
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A PILLS
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iileii-> wire so -tie-lit-ii. l»~.it I tool: three boxes oI`t`-iii Pills and
irtiizlde li.'.~' :n~\'t-r ri tiirneil. My iiiotlier, 52 years of age, i5
.ing tlziin :itz-i ii-vis nite". Writing again on April 2'_’ntl.. in A Q : ,.1 i tor it-riiiissioii io piililisli her letter, Mrs. -bizr ~ .~.i\--1 '~\.»1i iii;i_v do so, as I think it was Gin Pills that
izi-_~, za' l .i.i\t- not li.i.l the ltlii-iiziiriiisiii since and it is six `;;i_~ >pi'i:i_\; :iiict I \\.'i- so limi".
S\\'ollt~iili1tttls and feet are :i sure sig-fi oi iiitliicy 'I`roiil>li~. S0 is .\l-.i.~:i.~‘. or liricl; ilnst dt-po>'lt:= in the urine. So is incoiiiiiiciire or snip- i_:'t 2-.-ion oi the urine. So is t`.r:i\'<-l ior t~ti-iic iii ilu: Kiilncys.) if the ri'1ci.<liot aini.<c:ililiiig,liieIliad- <i is irritated or itiilziiiiiiieri. ln Zliesc t‘.'i.<t-s you iiectl t`»iii Pills
at once. Take lliein n<)lrs.>`-zilsliiiry Liid and citrc yoiirscll.
t`.iii Pills are sold in every part of Ciiiiaila at fitic. ai box, six for $2.50 -and i-vt-ry box is sold with our spot vsasli giiaratttee of satisl`.-iciioii , 4.-riiioiicy lizirk. Sold iii the lliiitetl _-
St.=.tc.< iiinicr the tiaiiif-‘§`ilNO’ Pills. .
National Drug 81 Chemical Co.
of Canada, Limited, Tororitr?
'B-1-;-;f;f;-1-3-1-Zi-3;;-_-_-3-3-1-3;-3;-3;-;-3iii-3-_-i=;-3:;-;-;-;-1:;-; ;1_-_-1;-_ ;-If
l T-inn y five cents.
on; .-no pei word first insertion in this eolurn. hal_i _cent per worn ra~h coiiii;ii...~iiin Cub must accompany order. Minimum charge
soiiiniiau ctiissirii-:ii Ass
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l`l'l-l‘i ALF. HELP WANTED
FOR SALE 20 SHARES BUNBURY
.-iiiii-li 7.1) pci' cent tliiaraiitoi- lltlfi.
"M ' l .\ppl_\' liox 155 City. ti0Nl~lt)-lT)i?li. YOUNG \'-/UNIEN DESIROUS OFlFOR SA|_E__ ANY TEACHER DE.
trziiziiiiig for iitir t-~.~ i-oiiiiiiiitiii':i\~: \‘.‘ltli thi- Siipi‘i'iiiii-:iiiviii. t`»t_\ llos- viiuiy in-_i\i, .'.:>'_’-'i-tt\-'.`iiii`.!i
siriiii; a set oi` i’i'at:tical ll<‘i`t‘i'ciicc Library published by Ilan:-oii llol- lowia tio., inay obtain saint: at a
A SMART GIRL CAN SECURE A <‘oiisidci':ible rciluction by applying
good liiiiiit- and \‘.':iL:t~s li\' appl_\'in;:;l at this otlli-i-_ i'i‘i`.`ii`-ll~1Zt2Mti'._ at this iitiif'-~ :ii <-ii<»- ~ti'T2-1~\‘-1°i-\I\1`- F`on"`s'ALE Goob sAFE-A'aAi=i-
WANTED, AT ONCE, A GIRL .FOR gain. Apply i%o.\; 155 t`it_\'
i:t~ii='~i'al lioiisi.-i'.‘:irk. .`i ily or this
IlI.I.\"_’~l0-lTI\IZli.
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Um,-,._ i;=io-t-io.io.\It|`.’ _- ' T-“' "3 GIRL i/vixmrizo Fon GENERAL MALL MEM’ WANIED
lioti.-it-\\iirI-;. .`.ppl_\`, Airs l~`. l.o\lgL~.| ' '
.- . _ - - _ l -’-1 l l’I"‘1 "fm" -*“"*";‘ F A, 'MALE HELP WANTED.-'riirt»i> iiii-ii _ ___ _,__ __ ___"~"'_’.1.l‘)""“'f` io ai>i><»iiit 1'-ti<‘1\t=¢; -fal=\1'.\' *FSU \Vl‘€l<-
LADIES WANTED TO DO EASY
plvasaiit, t-oloriiii: work at lioiiiu. ('aii inakc $17. to $110 \'.'l\i-kly. idx- pericnce i:iiiiei'o.~'siii~,\', no t-iiiivar~.s- init. .\':itioii:il li.-i-oi`1itiiig(‘ii._ ill-pt. N. 69 .\tit-laitlo Sl., l<Ia.\'t 'l`oi‘oiito, Ont.
l-__-_ ...__..:_:;.-_-_'_-:zz E. -_.___-~_: .;_ -zz. _._ 1'
TDR 5111.3",
"BLACK sii_vEn Foxes ron SALE
t\\-ti inali-i1 one I`i-inalo ligliily =.il\'t-r- od iiow about iiill uriiirii. Iirt-tl ti':iiii
s i I
iihivlt .\`il\‘i»i~ .iiiii-lt. i'rii- it ii'--i tl»o~i iisaiitl for thi- Iiiiii-:li tl<~Ii\'t-roll at,
“.loiit-ttiii. \\'lrt‘ .i.i:ii<-s _\. Kant* 4.\!I 'i`liit‘tl Sl. llroolil_\'ii. N. Y. Soy:-i'al (Toss i"ii\'\-s z-.Iso ior salt- :ii i‘i‘a.~,oii~
aliii- pint-.<." |.o:.is~l<i~l . .\lii.,
FOR SALE.-PEERLESS STOCK
at par. in oi‘d<~i‘ to tiiiaiiwi- nt-\v i-oiiipaiiy. .\`i:iet`it'ti~i-ii diviiloiitl. ill- iiiiivli. I.. I.. .\lz~.i‘iiii, Swaiiip~
, ly; will pay inorc siil1ii‘_\' later. lia-
coa lfiiiisli (`o.. .'\'iagzii'a Falls. (_)nt.
60.*?-10-l7iiitll
wAN'i'Eo"`iMMEoiA1'ELv RELIA-
lilv i'iiriii Ialiorc-i' who iiiiderstands iiiarliliit-i‘_\'. ilvl`\-i'<‘ii<-vs required. Iliglii-st iiagvs. Apply to Stewart tif: Still, (li’l>t'L>I‘S. (il()l~lll-1Ti\iiii
- nov WANTED To"ATT'is'N`b"".'o o'F-
iltic. .\ppl_\‘ at l»i2 livnt St.
60724-10-lGl\iti`.
rWANTEU.- A BUY /-\i:iUu|. io
years old as an :ippviititz Apply to \\'. N Tuition, \\’att;lin'iaker.
43014-10-l2.\ltt`.
STRAYLID.-I have hail on my prciiiis-
t‘.~i for six weelis. a rod hoifcr. W. liraiillotl on hor sitio. No horns. if not vliiiiiif-rl by thi: 2nd ol' .\'ov<»inlicr, will lio sold bg: piibllt: aiiiftiozi to pay +‘xpoiis<-.~'. t`oliii t`. .\lt~l.ure, Itt-'ii-i‘i~, lIi'a<'klt-y i‘oint.
MOSS)-I0-lTiii1Ii
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scott. .\las:¢. ll|>.l.i-lI\»l-‘i.\l.\i. l
l-"C RJMMEDI/xi E s'Ai_i-;. -.`.i~.-’.%'i'i\'-Ti -----~---~-' -~~--'-”--
l'~lii1‘k l~`\-iiiiilo Vox. iiiri- ,`ro.~:s1 .\lal\-:T0 LET ROOMS FURN|5HED OR fi-i,iii i.i;ii<i,- ifii.-i-_ ,.,;, ,vi-_-ill <i-i»_.,<i-i.- \iiii`iii'iilsli¢_-tl. Apply iii-re.
tvi: patvlii-.<. Iriiiii liiii' ii ii:i|'-'_\'
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titltili-l0~1ti)itf.
pt-i' t'i'i\l. lilii 'lit \\'tiIlli. <iiii>`|ii»'i‘ ’ ’-- i "T
takiiiit part .~'tf~i'l.' in good i'=iiiii»:iii_\'. .I. I.. .\ia_\iiar-l. I‘~'oril.:ii~i.
t;ti1I!.>lf¢lTiii‘Zi
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i`oxes _for Sale
Wi’-\N'I'l'Ll)
WANTED IN EXCHANGE FOR
stork in rt-liable Fox ('o., one pair t‘lasa II. 1914 foxes. Apply to I". i\. .l., t'nro Gtiariiiaii.. 6034-10-l~lM-li.
FARM WANTED. -/ADVERTISER
wisliesi to piirtfliasc ii iarin In gotiil rfoiiilition near (`harl0ttetow|i.
llavc it tow niiiro raiirli r.ii.-<~-I. mliik (ir would lease for five _vr.\ars, witii
left. yet which will vl:-:ir at Shir pt-r option to puri-liiisc. Answer by pnir: also on liaiiil soiiio. iiiarieii “class letter, giving full particulars as to A" and cross foxi-_:_ \\'rit~» or iilioiiv loviiiioii and price, \V., (iliiartlinn ll. J. Z\it‘f\`t-ill, 'l`_\':if_- \':illi-y.-'i»l!\i>-itTinti 5914-10~f}M12|_
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Wanted
3 Female Cross; ff x-es.
bred preferred
10 acres ofiand gond
from (.0 p. c. up. "Island
ianch. FOR SALE:
1 Class B female. 1 Good Driving Horse.
Write us for Prospectus of the Anglo-American
Silver Black Fox C0., Ltd.
The Farm Stock fs? Fox Exchange of P. E. I.
as i ~ .
buildings, suitable for fox _E
receive subscriptions and advertis- ing matter.
-MR. W. K. McGOUGAN, Secre-
tary ot the Globe Fox Exchange. P.O.,
Summerslde.
-SUBSCRIBERS should renew a
week or two before the time they have paid for has expired and thus not miss an issue, as all papers are discontinued promptly on expiry date. Mt!
-EXCELLENT CROPS.-After a
two-weeks trip with his moving pie- ttire show around the western end ot' the island. Mr. Wm. Cuiiieroii, of Suni- niersiile, reports _the potato and tur-
in those purts.-H.
-A GENERAL MEETING of the
sliarulioltlers ot' the Hackett Silver
Cliarlottetowii on Tuesday, November
ii t
-BREAK DOWN.-The train from
Pape 'l‘rnvcrse last Tliut‘sdny morning which should have reached Siiniiner- slilo at 8.30 ii. in. did not arrive until about ll.IIO, owing to an at-Ideiit which ot'i'tii'retl when within litili` a mill- or so of Keiisiiigion. Liickily, however. the passeiigcrs only hail to wait about an hour and a half till the express came which safely' landed them at their destination.-Y.
-NEW CITY HALL.-The con-
struction ot the new (‘ity Hall at Sitin- inersiilu is now nearing coinpletion as regards thi- outside part ot' it, with the exception of the tower for the fire bell which will he roinpieted iii the course ot' ti day or two. The pop- ular coiitrat-tors, .\Ii~ssrs. ll. li. Mor- rison & Son, liavu certainly put tip a grand liiiildiiig in a very aliort period of tiiiie. one which when coniploted, will be a i-ri-ilit to the town-Y.
-----THANKS-GIVING IN WELLING-
TON.- thi .\loii<lay ewiiiiig, Ort. l‘.'tli thi- lliill at \\`t‘llin.t:tnii was the st't‘iie ol a very pi'ott_v and enjoyable basket soriiil hclil by the people ot' \\'clllng- ton and Grand River parishes as their annual t'clcbration ot' Tliiiiiks- giving day. The social was orgaiii7.ctl by the parislioii<=rs under tliedlrei-tioii of It-fv. l"atlii»i‘ John .\it'IIoiialil, parish prit-st, in aid ot` the Belgian Relief l-'tiiid. Tin- hall was filled to its tit- iiiost 4-apacit_\', with people being in ii1tcii<l:iin't» t`i°oiii the iioighboriiig par- ishes of i\louiit (‘arniol, iiizinont llity. .\Iist-out-lii~ and Suininorsiilc; allot wlioiii wt-i‘c iu'<'oiiiodait~d in a most. sniiabli~ way. One by one i-nine the Iailit-s with their liiiskvis until thirty- fonr toiild be touiitvil on thc
' ' ‘ stage,
which. vvvii to look at wi-re app(-tisiiig.
,At about halt past eight the daiiwe | started at the soiind~of thc Iiariiioiii- 'ous int-loil_\' product-d by the iiildlers
and reniarlizllily arcouipaiiieil by littl- les The .iitoin im'
\ . ' ' ' pt _'ing i iiistriiinoiit was the or- i gan which with thc fiddle kt-pt tip
with it few extrttptioiis a vtmtiiiuoiis liow
I of pleasant niusiv i-apablo ot' iipliitiiig ; the dullest spirit till ii late hour. 'I`.
i Crosgrave, -\iit"tioiiet then ii
. . . -r, _ a - nounced with satistatz- tion that every hiiii- gry feeling could soon be forgotten li_\' giving hearing to the salt- by ani-tion of the iiiiiiivroiis Iiiialiets iiieiitioiit-tl above. The Atmtioiioi.-r with a ilow of language capable of taking the atten- tion of the whole aiitllinitft-_ sold elicit basket ut. a ri-uaonalilo figure. The highest bidtler on tho de:irt>:~'t basket was Mr. Adrien .»\rst-iiauli ot' liginont lliiy, stuileni-:it-law with Mr. .»\. t‘. Saunders. Suniiiiersldt-, who in his lovv for the little Bt-lirian ra<‘oi|i iit-od paid generously the stint of .$11.25. Af- ter liinr'h was st‘r\'ed and the baskets viiipticd the (lain-0 was restinioil with inci‘0ascd joy and sillistiit tion to all. At it late hour the aiidieiicc resolvetl to put an ond to an tiiijoyint-iit whit-h was so well pnrialicii of by those pre- sent anti e\‘t‘r_vhod,\' went bonu- satis- fied at the good boliaviour of all with- out. exeeptioii. lint tho pleas-iiire ot' the good tlnio vxporit-iii-oil was only ai trifle t-oiiiparvil with tho geiieroiis feeliiiga of all present iov.'ar<ls the suffering and brave little lit-lglaiis for which ample proof' wits given by the realization of the siirprlsiiig stint of one liulitlretl and t\vent_\' dollilrs, net proceeds.-lt.
Baby Eczema
Becomes Chronic
-Prompt Relief and Cure by Dr. Chaae'a Olintment.
This is one reason why every
5 Mrs. Wallace Mlngon. River John
mother should know about Dr. (`hase's
for all itching skin diseases.
I. ' . -, ".‘.:»‘
Mrii. P. ciiiriie, rieiiiioiit. Mini.. -Mr. Fulton MrGoui:an. of viiiieou- "fly ,-tl"
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-MR E P FOLEY Guardian re people of Clifton New London intend
In the Public Hall on Wednesday nikht- ino Zlstmroceeds in uid oi inc nei- gian Relief Fund. Over $300 has been raised in this community for the Red Cross Fund and it is hollvd U10 SMD0
most worthy cause. A splendid pro- gramme is being prepared and the supper-enough said.-L.
-EXAMINATIONS. -- l""\\\‘l“‘¥
School, Malpeque, Princlpal‘s Depart- ment. Grade i.\, 1, niiioili uni-ii., 4. Joseph Rattee 3, Ralph liearisto
Alfred Macgougan; 3, Elizabeth Beatr- sto. Grade Vli, 1, Gladys i\Iac.Nutt' 2, Marjorie Peake; 3. Barbara Craig- Grade VI, l, Muriel Mue1\'iitt: 2. Grace Mucgougnn; 3. Hedley l\lacNeill;
iilp crops thi- best he has ever seen Gi-inte V. 1. Geor c ltuttee; 2, David °
S
Keir; 3, Miirgar`et Itattio. Priiiiarv Dept. Grade l\', l, Annie Roach; 2, Elizabeth Kier: 3, Cliarles Taylor. Grade ill, 1, Margaret Ulianipioii; 2,
l\lat~goiigaii; 3 Millirent Craig. Grade
-WESTERN PERSONALS.- _
\\’alsii, representing thi' Martin Sen- our Paint Co., Montreal, was in Suni- inerside Friday ln the interests ci his firiii.-Mr. Ezekiel- Roberts, Merchant, liiiikoru, wus in Suiiiiiiersidehriday on a buying trip. Ile reports business in that section of the country to he in a flourishing condition.-lllrs. Charles A. Mcl\‘utt and her son, Kensington,
day.-Miss Pearl Pidgeoii. Kenslng ton, was a visitor to Suinersiile on F‘i‘iiIny.-Mrs. John McGougan and Mrs. John McLeod, Kensington, were in Suininersiile Friday. Mr. Amos Davison, Burlington, wus in Siiinnier- side on Frlilay on a buying trip.---Mr. Epliriiiiii Lezird. Iledeque, was in Sitin- nierside on l<`i‘iday on a business trip. -Y.
-ALBERTON CITY COUNCIL.-
The Towii (`oi1iicil hold its regular nioiithly iiicetiiig. ’l`tiest|a_\~ night, 13th iiist, iii the otiices of It. ll. ltogcrs.
lliri-ii. \\'ooiIin:1ii, White and l\lrI\'cilI, and Town Clerk M. ll. l.eai'tl. were
lpresoiit. .-\l`tt~r 1‘outint‘. a few hills
lwerc i“ot`<‘|'retl io the tiiintice coinniit- _V Mens B0y5 Youths »
tee. (oiiiiiillor Ilirrli. <'haii'iniin ot
ti':i<'t with electric lighting of Town rt=poi'tod that lloard had iii:4ti'ut:(cd
_solicitor to ilr:it`l. out coiitriurt to ho ‘siiliiiiitteil to special nioctiiig ot' (loun-
t-il. hir, llirrli stntcil that the (illust-
V _ il I iii fi(-ic-iii. The ('ouiit'il tlevitlotl to loavo the niiitter stand until special inceiing
Il. vrossiin; to tlié' llovlt ehui'i:li was
iiiioriiiatioii on tht: qiiostiiiii. lt was ith.-<'idoil‘ that the license with i'oi‘taii\ 1i'f':iirii‘t_ioiis ho graiited. ’i`lio iillow- iaiivo oi $51) to tht' ltogt-i'.-‘. t'o., for rc- liiioyal of old si-aio:-. and installation of new ones was llisttiissvtl at soino length and thc tiueatioii was allowed to stand over t`or the present. Del- intluoiit tux Dilycrs was taken up and tho v'I`own t`lerk was orderoil to pre- pare ii list of siirh for iiiilillviitioii, li trait i'tisol\'od that a light ho pln¢~o;| in hollow lit-low .\i_\'rit'k`a store. (leorgo (lard was rcappoiiitcd one oi` thc as. sessors for tho ye-ar, tho other to ‘io llllpoiiitcil. (‘oiiii<~il adjourned.
wzsiiaiiii riaiisoiinils
--.lllsii Mary Graliaiii. liradnlliuiio,
spent l"ritluy with 1`i‘ici\<ls ln Suniiner- i-ziilc.--ii.
---Mr. John l\iai‘i{_ii=, of llrace Mif-
Kny & ('o., l.ttl., Sniiiiiiorslilo, spent thi- week-eiid iii t'luti°lottctown.-Y.
--l\'lr. Wlllliaiii Doyle, l)oyle`s Mills,
was in Siiiiiiiiorsitle on l"riday on a liirsiiios trip.-li.
-Mr. lioiiry Thoinson. Grand Itiver,
____._.____.______._ was In Siiiniiicrsidii Saturday on },“_.,|_ _-_-
ness.-X.
-Miss Violet Green, teacher at
Park Corner, is spending her holidays at her home at Found's Mills.-I..
-Miss Kate McLeod. l~`ound's Mills,
'¢au,|,,g Graaf Suffe,.;,,g and Anxiety went to l’nrt Elgiii, N. ll., on Friday
inornlng to visit her uncle and aunt tlicrc.-L.
-Mr. Earl McKay, French River,
spent. tho week ond visiting friends
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Olntiiient. since it is an unfalllng cure ill Grulii1in`s ltoud.-I.. -¢|l'l'l"i.
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B k U O r Advertisin
_ A Clothielés- mere desire to serve lis
patrons well-to give them
the best values for their money amounts to noth- mg-unless his st_ock o_f Merchandise is able to
' back up his good intentions.
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but you will find the largest and most complete
.. stock of strictly new clothes in this vicinity to _
M select from
I ° "W, ' I . i
_ _ You will lind here not only a robust desire _
- ' Griiiie viii. 1.;i-:raking iiiii-.\'iiit; i cf -- / to serve Your best interests Care u y and Well.
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- . _ Our Fall Suits are now
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i:1.ii“._Fi.§.‘°.§;‘:.f.f:i>.i““fi~‘:;:I. i;‘.§..l’.°. ;‘.t.‘.i;°..€“;€“s;‘i.».ti._;iJ;‘;“i_ li;:§.‘;‘..fi ,_ l ._., Ready for you, get one and
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1 ifsiii ;~;; “.f:_:?i._S.:s;v'.‘;;f ._ W . e ., - , Enjoy the Cool Weather
i M, ¢A 5 _ , - \
$8.50 to $22.00
Unusual
Overcoat
Satisfaction
board, to iiivostigitti-\. aiiil draft con- ; to t0 i
-To Satisfy you is our constant aim-
ion ol time to bc zlllowcil <'oiiipiiii\' to _
iehair l_>rei/ills in s_\'i~'tt~.iii had euiiseil _ ` “M i U V
sonic ilisciiesiiiii bot\\'een Board and
_company and that Board was of the . .
opinion that six wteoks shonl ie s `- ' -
_ ., ,- . . , . . -- -_ _~ _ ,.. . . . . ‘ ‘ 4- 4- ' I
wlioii tfontrart will ho suliinilteil to i'till ’l"‘l"l* ’l‘i“%"l"l°'l‘ 'ir-'li J* " `-'Y J* l ala 4' 'l Q _ t.`ouni'il. 'l‘ht~ sidewall; i`i‘oin the lt. - - -I ll
` Is the Record of every Man Wh0 gets his ` I Overcoat at this Store
All the new and most favored of the seasons models in sh awl and convert'
able collar some in Black Beaver, Greys, Browns. SUIDSS and Ch`“Chm05~ Good
, . .
iiiiii~i.=i@i-, .iiiiytii iigiiw, <-iiiiiii-iiiiiis strong serviceable coats they are too. _We _gu21taut€€ 21lJS0lUtC S3flSf3¢t10T1 50
come in and see them while the selection is at its best.
¢."‘r~'.‘~i‘-it-1*-"r~'r~2‘-ie-1<»'r
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jiowii; Frank MoiiIi;oiiit\r_\', Bttilietltle, I ‘and John li. Curtis, \\'ilinot.-X.
‘li M. ll. ll. SPlllllS
The Boy:-i' riiccs at the (`. A. A. A.
grounds on Satiirduy ai`ti‘riioon fur- iiislietl iconic good coiiipetilion, ul-' though there were not. its niiiny entries] as were expected. Tho following wt-re the resiiltaz-
lloys under S0 lbs., 50 yarils.-l, \V.
.\it'is'ii<~.iici‘i1. 2, E. l’ro\\‘iie. 3, ii. Yos- sey. , Broad Jiiiiip.---l, \V. l\ii~l<1iit-lit-i~ii.
2, E. l’rowi-io. II E. \'ost»;o\
lui to llll lbs. T5 yards.-l, \\'. livers. 13, l<`. Nivliolteoii. ` lltl to l'_’;'i llis., 100 _va.rils.-l. l..
\`oiikei‘. '_’, li. liiighos. Zi. II. Ilnlchi-
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DUDDS ’/,
KlDNEY
PILLS _-
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_ 5. I
.\1\f.'_\_\\\5D',s,El" "~--KlDNE`{ ”/f r‘! "Eoin K+' r-C ,_ HT`S Dis ,ill3l'._,. /\ 11 r T s 5 '-'
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31 \-|\V'l` _‘ff 'I-_ 1%
Sl to D5 lbs., 50 ynrils.-I. 'l`. \\"a_vt‘.i
2, <2 i.iii~i.-i-_ ::. w. Nieiiiiiitiiii. l Broad Juinp.-l, 'I`. Wayc. 2, \V. Nlvliiilsoii. Ii. t‘. l.ai‘gc. l
taken up and it was resolwil to '/i~ -_\h\ssrs. liiiiieaii M<'l{cnzic and son. _ V -“UIUC Tl‘lIflil`¢‘Il Rl 0III'0~ ll “WIS \`l‘SUl\"!\\'o.sli-_\' i‘a_\'|itor ot' Long 1ti\'oi‘, were llroad Jiinip.-rl. L- YUIIKPV- Z3. \\. 01| 10 Fvllilir ltfitlilu in "'l`ltt> ll<\llt>\\'."'passoiigws to Siiniinersiilu on 'l`lii|rs- Beers. LI, I.. lliigliuii. .»\ i'cquvst i’t‘oni llir. \\'ell liarkiiis that 'tliiv iiiiiiuing Un ii li...~‘.iii\vr'-S ll'ip.---i.. lligli Juinp.-1. Ii. l3l‘)'l‘IIl0ll- 3- li- t`o\iiicil grant lifoiisc to install two i -- Moore. , il. liutuliiaon. ‘billiard tables and ,ioiidut-t billiard -_-\iiiong the visitors to Siniinier- 220 3'iII'(lS-"L 1+ Y°“l“"`~ 2' L' Iliall was suliniitlcd. 'l‘lio tiiiiouiit ol`l,sitlo Saturday were hlcsisrs. John liar- lIilKli€S- 3. li- l'l\lU'flllS0ll~
llltroiise ici- was ills-ii-iissetl anti the innt~ l vt-v, t‘upi~ ’l`ra\'crsc; John 'l‘. ilii'l{uy,. l`lItll‘l' 13 .VOHTS Uli'-.V0l<‘ Ri\C\`-"
ter waii to stand over pending furiht-r, Si-ii Vlvw; Major iioiitlivr, Searle- Ross. 11, (`iii‘\itlierS. 3. B\‘.V0\\lf\\\~
Senior 220 yards.-1. l\'l<'lI0lS0I\- 3-
l\icl.cod.
lllgh .iiiiiip-l, lloyle. L’, .\l<-liood. Olilcials-ileI`ert-e, I.. 13. Mvliiilliin.
Starter, J. Mi-Mlllaii. Scorer. ll. t`. Cross. Jiidgcza, S. .~\. ;\i<'l.eotl, V. Srliur- iiian, \\'. l\IcI.t-oil.
The new vliissiflcatloii oi' the boys
by weight, proved inticii more satis- i'ai'tory ilian the old ago basis, boys of the saine size voiiipctiiig together.
HORSES FOR THE
BRITISH ARM
i\l()Nt"I`ON, Oct. 16.-The first ship-
nicnt of travalry horse:-i from St. .lohii for the lirltlsh arniy will bo iiiadv to- day, when a spur-ial train loud will go forward to llaliiax to coniplctu a rur- go which ii-i being inadv up t.lit~ri~.
Aiioliier aliipiiiciit rttat-lu-il St. John
on Tlitirsday i`roni Toroiito and points west. 'l`lit‘y were sliiiipivl over the ('. i’. ll., and wi-ro Iiroiiglit in lust time, piirtiviiliirly from l\’logaiitI<-_ 'l`Iit-rc were twt-nt,\' carlozids on Ilii- lraln with ttlglitocii horses hi carh cur. The aniiiials are thought to be better oven ilinii those in tho first ship- ini-nt now in qiiartors at the exhibi- tion grounds.
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I was cured of Rheumatic Gout by
by MlNARD'S LINIMENT,
Hall ax. ANDREW KING. Markham. ons. o. S. nii.i.iNo.
I was cured of llheiimntic Gout by
M1llARD'B LINIMIENT.
I Lulteheld. Que.. one. 9.1907 ti
“ltcxull Oil lfliiiulslon ls the greatest
fall tonii- protriiriihle-it builds tissue and assists all other organs in carrying, on their wiirk-splviidld lor colds. i’rit'o .$1 poi' boitlo. Ma<:l{liiiioii liruii t'o., t~oruei° Grout George and lit-nt
. Streets. ine _ -
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Walk-Over Shoes f
A Lady’s Dress Shoe
You know that patent
leather isa the dressiest leather made. Nothing can really fill the place of good patent leather.
The shoe shown here
is of Walk-Over quality. trim in pattern beautiful in shape and rich in finish
Morris & Smith'
writes:-“My baby had ctzema on her _‘<‘r. B- (Y. who is visiting his old home N - 3 nm ' `i "!,‘T"cm"' O' CRE* READ- 5°" 127 Queen Stfeét Mir. The sore was very had and iinth- In MHlDf‘QlIt'. wil-S tl visitor to Sum- ` , `
ing secuieii to do her much good. Hoar-
iiicrslde Saturday.-X.
ini; of the remarkable cures Ur. --_- l
(‘linse‘s Ointment was making, we
sont for some, and after the third np- town. was In Summerslde Frldny and W ,plientlon thc sore begun to heal. I '
am glad to say that it is quite well now, und we give the credit to 'Dr. (‘liai~ie's Ointment. We cannot reroin- niend this preparation too highly.
llere is another letter, which iells
of the t-ure of a five weeks old bahv:
Itnnil, Fnlfvliester (‘nunty, N. S., writes: “My little girl took eczema when sho was five weeks old. Though we doc- t.orr.~d her tiiitll she was nearly ii year old, sho got no better. l was advised
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-Illr. (Theater McI.ure. Cliarlolto-
iinturilsy ot last week on business.-
-i\ir. A. Stirling Mt-Kay. oi’ Brace "KEY & Co.. Summerside. left on
Friday morning on a few days' visit to Boston and other American cities.-Y.
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DINNER ETS -
There is a line of Dinner Sets h' h ° .
the one m,ice_0ne pattern 'has' a dggp"LIu2fi?)0il5l;2lt1<l)i,cit}_:/alg§.Tseveralddafferent patterns at another has a floral decoration 1r_i brown with gold liiie and gvhit ‘gill anThplam whlte bodh-_ pattems similar to above with slightly different deco t' ' c y' ere are two ot er
ra ion in green band-some of the aha s
1 _ ii . vii _ ' oi i . i, ...iii iiiii. are new and graceful. You cannot do better than see pe ti;-iiiiiiieiii t-oriiiiieiielynriiiiiieril her ’ l ure one of these sets'
_____;___,__'__i q;;.J.t.m.f:{ Dinner Sets 97 pieces $14.00
'i‘...:..i_-.e:::.f.'f“ - BLACK & C0
, _ _ Dr. W. G. Church Head Queen St. Charlottetown P'°°'oQi %|u}£_°pim Vetengny Surgeon
' P.0.Bnx4 ‘l
Ultillllllillh. "Ol Toronto
° cm' ¢Y°°|¢¢i'¥. Sunnyside i
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