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` , Colin (`ruig~; 3rd D. B, McDonald,

;._. , , - Bcdeque. ' “ , Jersey or Guernsey Bull, any nge,

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PRINCE COUNTY 12°: ‘i“;l:;.::..“:'.;.°;.in°=.i°‘i»

1 |Ewen.. _ Q

I Shorthorn or Shortbom Grade

F I .I-leifer, calved in 1907: _lst J. W.

Callback; 2nd' John B. McMurd‘o,Kel-

S. A. MeDONAl.l).i

Ladies’ Fall iid

Winter Coats.

To-day we are showing a _

line of Ladies’ coats which for

downright good values have never before been equalled in

Bla f this City. The $7.50, $9.00

.;` arid $10.00 lines are worth

l. more than the price we have \

‘__ marked them. The $15.00

$16.50, 5-0,00, $20.00 coats

are good values also and the

styles are at the top notch of fashion.

-s..-...izsas-'_-"’-s\

Misses’ Coats.

\\'e have not been un-

mindful of the fact that there is a large demand

for coats for the younger .

girls. Tne $3.65 $4.50. $0.00 and $8.00 lines are

all good values.

Look them over to-day '

tt n°I“ f

in our mantle room. _

gU'MM‘ERs1D_ s¢p¢¢m'|,¢;- z0__. was particularly well patrouized

(Special by phone from The Gugr- There WHS A190 a Myers' llzitchet dlau's Summerside 1‘€Pl'°6¢l1*-0li\'€~) Head P01211. in active operati-Jn. aDd_

The Guardian would next call at- BDYOUB t¢5f»l‘ll8 it could easily under» Callback _

tention to the exhibit of lt. T. H0l~ Stand why .these pumps have earned' shonhorn or Shorthom _ Grade

man l.'imi!»ed,' Suinmerside, which their enviable reputation.

far exceeds in size and excellence any The firm_ ol R. T. Holman Limited 01 their gh;-mer gum-ts_ went to n considerable amount of rx-} Shwthorn or Shorthom Grade

Their booth, which adjoins the pence and trouble, but they bave the ___

main entrance, was one of the most S8ti5f3°\l0Y-\ Of kD0Wi¥1L` U18* U1¢il`lfemales,- over 1 year old, and owned attractive features of the Exhiiir efforts were appreciated and assisted

tion and was without doubt excepti~ ill |10 8111811 way in making this Ex- Dnaliy pleasing 1. was arranged as hibltion the best ever held in Sum- a dining mom and kitchen. in the merside.

former were displayed an exceedingly HORSES. fine dining room set in oak and up-l Standard N66 SYKIUOD. B113' B50. bolstered in leather, quartered oak "?¥i5t°Wd¥ 1513 DM! Siwle. Summtf' china closet and sideboard. One of Side- ¢

the finest and most expensive dinner Carriage St5ui°“~ 8\15'_ 8307 sets adorned the taiile, while the side~'w' T' 8555918- Traveller 5 Rest?

lst 2nd

board and china doset were resplen- W. B. Bowness. _

dent with cut glass and choice indivi-' Carriage Stauiofb 3 Y*'\“`5 Old: dual pieces of the daintiest Frenchfwé T-_S°mPle~ _ Chinn. Pictures of fruit and flowers D aréfgf stallion' 2 _years °1d‘ ;occupied prominent positions on the i2.°ar,_i;e§'St H. 1 ve __ ,d_ ,wall and added ri homelike appear-‘_Ed' C,_0s€y_ C;p;°;'r_“_é__s';_ ;nd'Co“__

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g“l‘,°° ff’ ‘_1‘°,,’c‘f,°,‘“‘,,“"“°,‘c‘ “pp,f;‘,‘,‘i,d ‘~ ‘Q Craig; ard Levi siiiiphlmt. I" ' ,pm 8 Y “ e q Y 0. Carriage Mare with Foul ut foot: 'Brussels Rui.; completed one of the lst W T Burrows cosiest and prettiest dining rooms . '- ` _ ‘

| Carriage Filly or Golding under

ithat the writer ever had the good for-_4 years: lst John R_ gt,“.’,,,t_ K-,,l_

tune to See' 'vin Grove' 2nd Patterson Walker

The _r00m, h_o\\'ever, which held thelKensiug¢Dn_ 3rd Hel.-,,e,.t Ha¢_way_ St

attention and interest of all was the Eleanox-'s_ kitchen, and it was without doub\;_ nl Carriage lnmy Dr (;e1din,;_ under 3 1110091 0f_ D@\‘f_¢¢_U0¥\. Y9D1€t€ With years: lst Talmage Montgomery; 2nd l;i__cr saving divices and attractions Frank M¢Ev,-eh, Summer-side; 3rd that were appreciated by all. Mr. Arthur Mark5_ Ma_rgM@_ .\lcKenzie, St John, held sway herel Carriage Filly or Gelding, under Z and demonstrated the excellencies ol yeurs: lst John McKinnon, New An- the famous and popular Susk-Alta mm' 2nd E. . Lockhart St Eleaii

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range has one on each end of the `or`s; 3rd Lloyd Tantrm. _ _

date, useful and sntisfnctory features,| Carriage Foal of 19092 lst W. T.

than any range ever offered to the‘B“_l`l`0\f"S~ _ p_¢;oI>l5_eoi t_ti_si_s__§-‘r0\;£l_l_§__'3t~ a;:_pl;‘s1ittih0il; inUdixiiii‘if£i|;e2Mii`te (c3)l`iai(‘;li:hdllllgack;sh02viiil

,_»_¢,__,§_e_“1,asS,00t¢;_e tm, _.Sch enfd of ,_h,,_l};i;_ee_.cI_;wnltlcNeill; 3rd John McPhee, §;;,5;),?*,;;;;,i;“;(fr,§fi=ii;;(i;;c§f°sfii3|..i"'“I€ §‘.2‘i.‘.§i.°.".;.- 35.? 55.2.2! ‘£55352 use one-half of the firie box, wl£'ii10hulii:Dei'1°i's; 3rd Hubért Mins' St Elemli

mi advaiitage for sumnier time cspc- or ,s'

i tart Stallion 2 years old: lst. J.

cially and pleased the many visi- s V ’_. tors, for besides making the kitchen.R`C:,i€v§\;`11i;;hlF'y€,,r Old. lst J °°f‘1“: ,“ ‘” _“_ ““,‘°’ 9," f“f1~ T*?°=n_ stsvert, Kelvin and iiiicimei H. ,o_\ en is_ urge, is ienti atet and is M p b Midd] t

, k _ ,__ _ _cae, _eon. I irncglf with___n_i_p el stce_e_.,a_\;liich is rust, can Staumn vlydesdale an

S A ders were taken on the spot for this_3rd John R. .;Stewhrt,_

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husk-Alta range A kitchen tauinet,| Draft Filly or Gelding, under 4 finished in natural Maple, was .1150 years: lst Duncan Reeves, Norlioro, much admired. It is one of the 2nd John Hall; 3rd J. J, Gi‘llis,Cler- most convenient pieces of furniture mont. _ und every kitchen should `;,e supplied Draft Filly or Gelding, under 3

with one. There are places for pi-M. years: lst Illcliard Clark, Wilmot;2nd _.~.» »- - ___, itimuy eve,.ythi,.,,_,__ “SHUI and neceS_ James McCard1e; 3rd James McDou-

" $75 »

-r Q"'sJ"" sary to cooking, including flour,sugar H

»_ " `. A white enamel sink occupied rycarsi lst' J°hu W* H0991 Wilmot' "l‘"f?"` corner, while in the other was shi;-1w‘ii 2nd James E' Mcnonaldi 3m Fmmk

Ht ii _ H Yglj __ _ _‘__ _ ld. ' 1 > _il _‘Q 2.? 'L _ » _ tj'/'-"__';_ and meal bins, spice boxes, etc., etc.I Drilft Filly UF G°l‘linH» Uflflef 2

1 ‘u ' 1 ., _ _ .

,.,,,,,,. _ “meh they have sold ,,,md,_edS_ and _ _Draft Foal of 1909: lst 'I`hos_ Rob- . L_- _ __ = _ which should be in every household.It cient?-gl, Bedequai 2nd `("c°rg°

___ ._.___,,:,»a.-/.-»P-;_;_,,_ ,_ 1-;*_§ ig ,I labor saver and the price is ,ow ic ering, .iid Jas McCardle_

vsp--f<'*,__.é,___.»_5_ an _ _" ___(_ `

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.__ ~'¥`»_`. ‘ li`._ii@,'_'.}'__. _ the firm‘s popular Winner Wasbier, of McEwen'

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` ~'~‘\"'<' -""'X"<"'<"`“ "3"‘f-~s-.251-"V ` ` . '| Mar~ or Geldin 'ener 1 i __..;i\-\@>;>.;..s?»=>= __ Bread Makers, cake mixers, coffee ` , g’ I* 8 _p"'p°se‘

._ < _» ‘s _` _. "~' ` gxrinders, toasters, etc., etc., conis ?,“yS@§__(_i_’a_?`ts_t 3&_)_;l“IfE1';rRe§‘;fi_=__2”d J-

pleted this room and completed it in. 'Draft M8_;.e or Gcldiym. lstmgi; k

_ . . _ _ _ _ » 1 an $35!] 8 “ay that nothmis “M ““nt"McEwei:r; Znd J. W. btlalliieck; 3rd

. en. . _ ' _ Frank McEwen.

_,.(.e3_<_..__i”,______.;______;___,,.,________ _ _,_.__ In the contre of the field u as a col-,_ pair Matched Driving HO,.E,eS_ may

,_ .___ `_*¢.,‘_________'__;‘,,,_,,__é,l_._¢_...___ ,_. lectiun of articles for fitting.; our mo- D., Mm-e and Gemmg_ Over 15 h,,uds_ i . T tru." - ~

4\__ _ _ _ , _ del bums. Cow stanchions of a new -h ~ _ - 1.

__ ___ _.___ ___ _,_._ _md simple pa__te_____ mme carriers ;__p_wn in carriage. lst John McD0n

` .._______:_______ _ _ .5 -- FUm\_lTllZ On fh9i_I‘ St00l t,¥`8CkS. hay Pair Draft Horses, muy bc Marc or

_*_ ,carriers of an improved iimke, for Gelding, ,,h(~,“-n in harness; lst F,-B,D,,

if _. i

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both wood and stecltracks, door McEwen 2nd J M Leard

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V S I 0 R S hallgers in n number ol varieties, Gentleman's or Lndy's Saddle

To the Exhibition should ca. ll at our establishment and

inspect our large line of Ranges and Stoves.

We aie Agents for the famous Kootenay and Pandora

Ranges. _ _

Special prices this week on all kinds of Stoves delivered

free at; any Station on P. E. I. . _

'Our Store will be open Wednesday and Tliiirsday night

until 9 o’clock. _

School Books

College Text Books

_,_ ,<`0f_UDl0t0 NES fill' hay hols*-Inc. etc, Horse, Gelding or Marc, not less than ',‘ _ _ ,This was the most pleasing 1-xhiiiit, 15 hands, and must be shown under

for it was usefulness personified and Saddle Und ridden Dy fl éienuemnll Or

_a lady: lst J. It. Stavert; 2nd Dr. 1McNeil_

CATTLE _

Shortliom Bull, any age registered:

.lst Kcntfortl Waite, Wilmot; 2nd Charles Black, Uentrul; 3rd J, W, (.‘nll‘ueck, Summcrside.

Holstein Bull, any age, registered:

lst J. M. Leard; 2 Grandltivor Farm- lers Institute; 3rd W-m McKay. ' l Ayrshire Bull, a-ny age., registered: J E. A ' ` '

r it s nn n ran den and son, Margate; 3rd Lloyd Tantun.

' ""*'"““ `”"' " ` '“"' `""`_"' *"4 _-J | Shorthorn Bull. 2 years and under,

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refzisteredlst Jas E McDonald North

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vre|:istered~ lst D B McDonald North

There s a fresh delight in every pipe" _ `B@iiaqi.@, and .Ais`¢r¢'rant0n__ '

T “PERIQUEH _ WC RTC Zlll féady Wltll Holstein Bull, 2 years and under,

fy ' _ _ registoredzlst l-Ioraice Wright, Lower

for ai ctol smoke at all grocers and druggiah. _ _2»_f1n€ new Stock of all ne<1equ¢,_zmi waiter Les, Tryon; ani

Hlcke & Nicholson Tobacco Co. Ltd ”e°°S5afY s°h°°1S“PP‘ ....liii°l.`§i.3.i§§"i.i3“1?`£.§kl°S{§d§,§

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Manufacturers Phone Cl1|l.Il0ttetOWn ' and Son; 2nd Arch LeFurgey

_____w_______ 345 lies. Get ready for _ Best Bm, U, any mm, breed lst _,

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School opening. Des, Bun O, any bee, ,,,e,,d_ ,Bt J_

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Grand River Institute.

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'-"1---‘--J"---~-'~~-->-~~~ _‘ ”””” '_' "”`_‘ Shorthorn or Shorthorn Grade

I Visitors to the Exhibition WHHSZM Mmm ' W

'i»w»‘»:., _ win find .,.,.,,.,,

Carter’s up-to-date Book and Stationery Store

The best and cheapest place lo buy their supplies

of Fine Stationery, Books, _ ' Souvenir Goods, October Magazines. latest Newa- papen received daily. Newest and best Books received as issued. _ _

Opened to-day adirect Shipinenr of

1000 -New B00kS - 1000 beat Authors, cloth bound, neat and attractive cut price for Exhibition week I5 cents each, 2 books for

25 cents _ Regular price 25 cents each. _

3%; °` _ .

SparTti&"i§="i

the best Silver Polish we have ever used and we believe the best on the market to-day. Try a bottle.

SOLD ONLY BY

we NO

` jeweler.

nun it cn. immu. .. .f

Headquarters for Books and fine Stationery CNY' ' ` 5\“ll7¢l.‘|° _ _____“___,',__,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,________° ____

i » Phone 192L

Carry

a' full 'stock of the FATHER MORRIS- EY’S REMEDIES in- cluding tbeir Lung Tonic, two sizes- Catarrh Cure--Rheu- matism Cure‘- Dy_sp- epsia Tablets-Linn ment-Wholesale and retail. At your service phone 153. _ _

A.W.Reddin. Plim B. _

The Square

‘= Shorthorn or Shortbom Grade

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p 0 _, ens i _g pre ic y an unend- Shir ,H r -.t (1.1 _ _

,E _ ini; life_to _this portion at least. One LgonirdoSii,Su,?n2Xn?g0én:£g1§_erieafd

~ J cannot begin to enumerate half the 3m John fR,ch,u_ds_

pleasing features of this range. The i.e0nai~<i schurmsn, zuti J. M. Learn

makers feel confident that no range ard gchm-m,_m_ ' ,yet Offvfsd is 1’- E~ Islswlers unvro-1 Cart .mire with im Foal: ist Geo. aches it in merit A number of or rge-Pickering 2nd .]’_ W_ C,3\1»,¢¢k-

_vln; 3rd Woodland Simmons, Sum- merside_

Helter, calvcd in 1908:1st J. W. Callbeck; 2nd Robert Price; 3rd J .W4

Heifer, calved in 1909: lst John A. McDonald, Summerside.

Herd consisting of 1 Bull and 4

hy Exhibitor: lst J. W. Callbeck, ,' Summerslde. i Ayrshire or Ayrshire Grade Gow lin milk, or calf, any age: lst Rev J. C. McLean, Sumniersfde; 2nd O. B. McCormac, St Eleanors; 3rd Hubert , McDonald.

Ayrshire or Ayrshire Grade Heller

calved in 1907: lst F. W. Peters; 2nd Benj Jeffrey, St Eleanor's; 3rd J. W.,

calvyed in 1909: lst Hubert McDonald; 2nd Frank~McEwen; 3rd Hubert Mc- Donald. .

Ayrshire or Ayrshire Grade Herd

consisting of 1 Bull and 4 Females, owned by exhibitor: lst D. B. Mc- Donald.

Jersey or Guernsey or Grade Cow in milk or calf, any age: ist and Zrvd' F. Glyden & Sons; 3rd J. W. Call- beck.

Jersey or Guernsey or Grade Heifer,

ca/lved in 1907: lst Frank Glyflffrt; 21111 Donald Matheson, Ross Corner, 3rd Frank Glydcn & Sons.

Jersey or Guernsey or Grndc Helter,

calved in 1908: lst & 2nd F. Glyden & Sons.

(Continued on page 10-)

“Lus're Loom” Undef

skirts. Feather light, silken

Cal1beck_ ,l Ayrshire or Ayrshire Grade Heller calved in 1908: 1st D. B. McDonald;

bright. fasl1i0n’s height and prices right.

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A rshlre or Ayrshtire Grade Heller'

Cllill

All kinds and

sizes at the lowest prices.

Order your ‘supply

today.

A.Pickard 8|. Gu

Phone _z4o.

“T/L1: Ilomrz 0/'flood' I/als"

A most Cordia

2nd Jas Jardine; 3rd Arch Lefurgey.

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Invitation is Extended to Farmers,

their Wives and Children to Visit our Store. i

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»“'l`lie College Coat” $.1‘,}f_ili`€`.'.Il°“

We are looked to always for .sometliiug above the common but in this case

. we have surprised even ourselves. Extremely goodluck offered us a most compre-

hensive showing of these American crazed “College Coats” in the celebrated “Harvard” and “Yale” styles. We proizvptly snapped up all the best and choicest patterns and colors to he found, and consequently our showing is the most coin- plete to be found in this city. See tlieiu in our window-try one on. lf you want to wear the latest and best y0u'll wear one cf our “College Coats".

Men’s celebrated college ulsters in the popular “llarv:ird” and “Yale”

styles. We expect a large demand for this particular style and we have made pi epafation months ahead The materials are most elegant cheviot with excellent finish and workmanship. Altogether this makes a lieiidsoiiie fall and winter gar- ment Prices $9.50 up to $27.00, with all iutcrveniiig prices.

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i / Fan ini styles---1909

just keep an eye on our up-to-date liatdepart-

_ _ _ iiient for the newest, the best and the cheapest to

i be seen iii this province.

Our fall__liats now g1':ice our shelves with the

best variety, most exclusive shapes and the most becoming hats to be seen. If you want to wear the latest it stands to reason y0u’ll have to come to the largest and best liat department in this province.

"The Home of Good llats."

Prices $|.00 to $5.00. |

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i Good Values in Boys’ Suits _

Our boys’ suits are, we think, handsoiiiely

ahead of anything to be seen in this city. The styles arejust right, the iiiaterials the latest and the price- -well, you'll want to visit this stoie b - fore you can really appreciate the saving--tl e quality is about the average. Tlicu with our money back if you want it, plan, you simply ca1i't afford -

€'~`lr* ,_

not to buy here.

Blue tweed, two piece

Grey all-wool siiits, t

5 i 0.00 boys' suits.

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- Blue 1-ailonblouse, gold cord, brass buttons

Spleudidvalueat ._ ._.....$|.50

Brown tweed, plain coat, knicker pants. Good

materials and stylish at... .. .. _ ._ _ _ _ .$1.95

materials and the price. _ _ _ _ . _ . . . . .. . .$3.50

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suit, plain coat knlcker

ipints. Splendid value at... ._ .. . .. . _ . _ . _ . _ .$2.50

wo piece, good wczirlng *

- The price and quality advance to our elegant

Some Suggestions

You want eitlie_r a hand bag, overalls, a trunk, valise, working shirts, fancy

shirts, ties--or soinetliiug _in liais or caps and we are able to fill your wants better than any other store in this city.

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THE vouuc Mer~4_‘E."i'_-`;_,f_~‘__jI“7~~__~_7_

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,l Queen Street--]ust around Hughes’ Corner.

A Subiect of i

Admiration

sour fine laundry work.

speakes for itself.

Your lady friend will ap-

preciate your good taste as well as admire your fine linen if y u pativoniin--,the Star.- BestQ`work." Personal atten icn. Prompt service. *

» A. F. WEBSTER

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