.~fmothei-'ii BEST. Phone 111. -- c;i.YoNs sfco., .

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CSSEPTEMBER as 1915 ‘ 'ri-is cHA1u.o'r'rE'rowN GUARDIAN p

fa-.. _ 1

,Your Bread, Cakes and Pies degnd on the flour you use. if you want

M

'LIE-§ast in these things, use

PURIT run

'More Bread and Better Breatl

PAGE SEVEN

' A I ` 9 The Eastern Guardian

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getting married?" ..*Mr. E. G. Leman, Moncton.

"Of course slie is. She has been presenting L. H. Higgins & Co., w

thinking of it for the last twenty 1131 Montague this week on business. years. .

Stop At

Coors BOYS’

FOR YOUR PHOTO ' Exhibition Week

Visit our Studio and have an

up-to~date Photo taken for your friends. ' .

Bayer Photo Studio

117 Grafton Street Opposite Post Office

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ioiAN.i

¢“'.is....

EXCURSIONS Rates from Ch’town

MONTREAL _. $18.85

'l`icl-iets onS:ilc Sept. 30th, Oct, ist and znd

Limit, October iiltli.

BOSTON $18.00

Tickets on Sale Daily, Sept. 18 to Oct. 16 Limit. 'i`liirty Days

3 I

W. B. HOWARD, rl1)_1;§A., (1.P.R.- Si- John.

Xllen B- Toss 164 llichmond Street l’honc Iill

E*' . ---*_*

Eastern S . S . Lines

International Line

Steamship Calvin Austin, and Gov-

ernor Cobb.

FALL EXCURSIONS Low Fares-Travel Now

| Return Limit 30 days. '

St. John to Boston 7.00 St. John to Portland 6.50 Leave St. John, Mon., Wed., and

Friday at 9 a. m. for Lubec, Eastport, Portland and Boston. Return, leave Central Wharf Boston, Mon., Wed., and Fri., at 9 a. m.

MAINE STEAMSHIP LlNE

BTEAMSHIPS. NORTHLAND AND NORTH STAR

Loiive Franklin Wharf. Portland, ; 'ui 'd 00'9 in "ws pun "s.iniL[, 'sen,1_,

City Ticket Office, 47 King Street.

A. 6. Currie, Agent, St. John, N. B.

A. E .Flsmlnm 'l'.F.&P.A. St _Johllia

New Brunswick.

-PH$NTT11*i-fti

CHEAP FARE AUTUMN EXCURS- ION T0 BOSTON.

Coinmencing Sept. 10th excursion

rates will be issued to Boston good for return within 30 days.

From Charlottetown to Boston and

return $13.00. The autumn is a de- liglitlul time to visit Boston. Steamer leaves Charlottetown every Friday at noon. For further particulars apply

to

JA8. CARRAGHER.

Agent.

Charlottetown.

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A Ticklish Proposition

Our Coal is bound to_tickle the

whole family either directly or indirectly._ _ _

Father is tickled by the nice

even heat that fills the den, Mother py the iuick, lasting heat that enables er to keep a Eood _stock of goodies fo_r ' iddies who ire always Mk f to get home to-ii pleasant tire and

` a pair

“Is Mis Old irl really thinitng of

l___,

BOOTS

That Wear Fit and `

BOSTON BOY

BOOT i

made with solid leather irisoles and counters

I

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Look I _honie in Souris.'

. .*lT PAYS to buy in this Province

..*D. J. TIERNEV is Guardian

Representative for Souris.

..*ENGlNEERlN6 PARTV.- The

surveying party under the manage- V

of Mr Stott which has been --'THE Soums EXH|B|T|0N

m nt . . wgrking on the P. E. 1., Railway since 5"0““d9» which ‘V39 Purchased by I-he

last May. arrived in Souris recently. 5°V°l`“m9“'1 H- few m0l1fhB “S0 ii

nd being prepared for the coming exhi-

e bition A large shed, four hundred

h .

straihgtening of the curves prepara- fee* l°“S “iid 'len feel b1'0Hd has

tory to me wmenms of the gauge, just been completed. 'i`his will be

re used for the exhibition of cattle and

The party consists of eleven men a the work done is necessary to t

when the car ferry terminals a coxnpletdd.* D

EISTERN PERSONALS

..*Mr. Eric Dawson i.s spending

few days in Fortune.-F.

--B.

..* Miss Margaret MncCormack

win'ter there.-F.

in Rollo Bay with lier parents

and Mrs Edman Keepee.-F.

ian Bank of Commerce Staff, Wins N S ` s endiii his vacation at

_ .* Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Ilnrris

York. They expect to soon return Fortune.-F.

.."Mr. Maurice Mnrcou,- who

ed in Charlottetown is spending uholidays in Souris.*

'1 \Vci=t St. Peters, left Saturday mo

ing on an extended trip to Bost

F01' SIZQS Iiaiid other An'iei'ican cities.-S.

Aiiey & co.

1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 ..*Mrs. Henry Warwick left

New York last week after spend

the summer in Fortune. She was

e. sailor, whose body was found Water Street at an early hour

mornin indicates that the deceased

§»

was not murdered as at first believ When the deceased was picked

fi `work was finished!

--°M\'~ J~ W- Ca|'|'“l-h9"5» M0“`i“g“e rain storm of Monday caused a very

.Was 3 Passenger t0 V-he ‘lily Tlleidlw- high tide in the Montague River, the

..*Mr. Croft, representing Wm. a B t f U H .U -

:___ _I -_rl I - -gg Croft & Co., Toronto, was in Manta- D r mm le od ng away ot I ' I - E118 011 T\l6sday.--B. diima e done, exce t the floating of

Ye' it not been on the upper side of the |13 bridge, on which it caught, it might r-‘ now he in Georgetown, or elsewhere.

0f~ “Shown here in a good variety of

Folélllne llfflllle lieft 1'0\‘ BOBIOII. M895. sizes and styiwin the niicestliiie of “S Wee and ntends spending the Photo Album mi could wisii to sei-

Mrs Albert Collin left for Boston oust, The Two Macs, 149 G,-eat Geo.

last week after spending the summer rge Street. Mu'

Mr. '

°‘ iHIill ll|Sl|lIIIl

»@ VIIITIIHIES Hill HIISSII

it

on a short trip to Boston and New

.-F. shaken his ri on the ci

I ..~oNe csN'r pei were each in sertion for advertising in this col- umn. Cash must accompany order.

..'T. GORDON IVES ls Guardifu

Representatives for Montague.

horses and it also serves as an ad- mirable shelter on the north and east sides of the grounds. Much credit is due the contrac'tor, Donald F. Tavie for the rapidity with which the

..*THE STORM.-- The Wind and

highest seen there for some years. All the warves were under water, but

some timber there was not much

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the Boathouse and its Piei'. and had

lt is now aground in mid-stream.-V-B.

Y

ect from, and they are priced so moderately that you will not mind the

to --

poiiits on the eastern front.

for 'riii itch' t i iii i i

, the anal few rears has been employ- to soliie eiflbhrileilie uliilesasilrllessgafgit

l1lB in England as to the attitude ot'

Bulgaria.

I ..*Mr and \ir~ J J a’ -

~ -\ -°- - - MC-\<lf11"rl€‘-. in the vicinity of Lutsk, the Russians

r!1- have scored heavily. The Germans on characterize their reverses east oil

Vilna -that is at the Vileika railway junction -as of a temporary character

for notwithstanding their losses of guns ing and prisoners. Near Pinsk, Field ac- Marshal Von Mackenzen was thrown

holding Liitsk are pressing thei

For sizes NOT MURDERED. advantage, and seein to be assuming

l-IALIFAX, Sept. 26.-liivestigati

11, and by Detective Hanralian this morn

into the death ot` James Kenne

the doniiniiiicy on the southern ond

on of the line in a inaiiiier recalling ing the lighting of last spring.

dy.

tI_;(liN1;ON, Sept. 26.-The position o c ussians from Vilna to the

]P[;L_';Dg"'ro\‘:;df]V1'9i3M*:Ck gif Fortune Galician frontier, appears to have week and e 1 Ogt 05 011- “BB-._lHSl been improved greatly, three distinct there *F XDGC 0 81161111 U10 Wlnlel' victories having been recorded almost

- ~ simultaneously, at widely scattered

East of Viln north of Pinsk, and

GERMANS TOOK T0'v`v'N'S MONEY

AMSTERDAM, Sept. 25,-The Ger-

man military authoritiea at Lille, French Flanders, have again clashed with' the populace, this time over the refusal of Lille factoi'ics to make sacks for use hy the Geriniins as sand bags for their defence works. Unable to procure the sacks, the German au- thorities notified the lllayor that' an amount equivalent to the output of the Lille factories would be manu- factured in Germany and thc cost of production assessed against the city. This was carried out. notwltlistaniling it vigorous protest.

The strong room of the town was

forced and 875,000 fraiics, $75,000 was deducted from the civic funds.

ln addition to this 31,000,000 francs

of war taxes was deinaiideti. Pending the payment of this sum the Germans placed seals on the banks, as well as on the strong rooms of individuals. as a guarantee that securities would not be removed.

The Lille authorities iiisisicd that

this suui could not ho niet, wlierc-

upon the Ueriiiaiis .suggested a co

in-

proiiiise payiiieiit of 16,000,000 francs. ‘How-~ freqqemly ehlldi-en suffer from A penalty of 100.000 friiiics a day was wo,-me they would take more D,-emu.

imposed pending payment.

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PREDICTS AERIAL

l.Ol\'I>0.\'. Sept. 27.- Illloiitre

Giezrctto l‘aliic.l-- An iiitorvii-w quot- '

“B 1`radsMai_'l| - A

men, variable bowel action, pale face

cs Griiliiiiiiu Wliite, the aviator, s \'iii

tions agair this common ailment of

( ,H-It ’ . variable appetite, increas- dx I' ‘L eil thirst, acid, or heavy

nausea enlarged abdo-

st

. i . childhood. Grown _folks ‘ also have worms very frc-

- __.; are: llcrangcd stomach,

queiitly. Signs of worms

SERVICE SOON’ \ 1`urrcd tongue, helchiiig,

of laden tint, bluish rings around

a_ g: i-I ani quite (certain that five years eyes' mmmg of nostrils, languor, i|'-

‘;i“:.°.J..;':.I1."ar22.’;r,.a...“*::.n,1ri; gi--9 -f

. , teeth. irregularity o pu se.

of iiity paissengcri-i. lietween London Over 60 years agolmy father dim

and the north ol' England. 'ln years oi' less l sliiiii bc running

te" covered the formula of Dr. True's

a Elixir, the Family Laxative and Worm

fluuy .S""vl"f V or g""“'1 l”‘SS““§"r ldxpeller. This remedy has a world- gycrigliiiprs liilwceii 'Loiiiloii and|l\-ew wide reputation as me one safe and

or _ ltoplc will use their own acio- rmiumu remedy for worms and st0m_

plmwls' as 'hey use their mom” “°.w' acli disorders. At dealers’. 351:, 500, and it is but ii small jump from priv- mm $1'O0_ Advice h.ee_ wrne me_

ate to public use. The aeroliiier will

be as safe as ii iot'tinioti\'e oi‘ ii steal- _ g 5.

Auburn, Maine. ~, /“_A-,¢___,

nwr. and possibly safer."

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RHEUMATISM GOES

ed. UD

IF HO0D'S IS USED

‘ ment.

What Y u

.Want At a

Price You Can

fford

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T S easy to find what you want here- -the enor

mous variety covers everything in imported wool- ens; and it’s good to know that you can’t pay mo: e

than the fixed price. Tell us whatever extras you

$2.10 `%5’i'$"i`El‘i.‘i iii. l‘.‘;i%§;.E,5i€..”.?.';‘““" "“°“ ‘“ ““,°;;g““'“°“”,,f““* “H” fancy and you’ll get them without extra charge--~

.EAD STO..-M17- F“'"‘" s°“"‘ ““°' “““‘““” “"‘” that’s what we mean by English and Scotch Vt oolen

Co. Service. Try it for your New Suit or Overcoat at the only and original One-Price Tailoring Establish-

158 Richmond Street, Charlottetown

by-the-police officers it wagner imwn, ,, W ___, ,___W -- __ A

'~<-1‘~-‘__-Q-i"‘1in

135 Queen ' Street“'“

and medical aid summoned...It .wa

I

Timo Table, Rocky Point Ferry. 8. 8. Hillsboro.

7.210 ti. in. 8.30 n.m. 9.30 a.m.

0 a.in.

p.m. p.m. p.m.

g=»p:§§=5'-uwni-5 6 wo. . . . 2¢$o¢§'é."§° envy? 5555?

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95°!" WW: @@¢ UUU

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v-1 o ee '¢.°‘£*`e eggs P

D.

IUNDAY

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8.00 .iim. 9.00 a.m.

10.00 mm. 11.30 l..m.

p.m.

m

p.m. Ill.

f°“"‘l~ hf5W€Vel‘. that the sailor wa

believe that the deceased came to

were found on the bed or in any par

11

bed clothes did not indicate that ii

whether he was dead or alive. He was removed to the police station

dead. Investigation made by Detect- ive llanrahan leads the police to

l-‘“‘V° Ch't°Wn L“V° Imcky P°mt death by falling out of his bed-roilii;

window, in a boarding house, at the f-not ol Jacob Street. No blood stains

of the room. On the window sill there was some blood, believed to have been caused by the deceased striki g

- himself against the woodwork. The

a

runipus had taken place, and the

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The genuine old reliable Hood’s

Sarsaparilla corrects the acid condi- tion of the blood and builds,up the whole system. It drives out rheuma- tism because it cleanses the blood thoroughly. It has been success- fully used for forty years.

For rheumatism, stomach and

kidney troubles, general debiiity and all ills arising from impure blood, Hood 's has no equal. Get it from your nearest druggist today.

I l

SUIT Worl OVERCOAT

- supposition is that the d c d, ’ - while in ii hair dazed mndi€i0ifsiiit~ Eastefn Klngs

1'* c Q '.5 E

4.30 p.m.

- tempted to leave the house by the

window anti in doing so fell to the

M. MURPHY. Managei .

about the head.

th

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- The deceased came into e

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0 o Sailings

From LONDON From HALIFAX

- Rappahannock Sept. Illth - Shenandoah _ Oct. 12th

FROM HALIFAX T0 LIVERPOOL DIRECT

“Bay State" (New) Oct. lst

From LIVERPOOL From HALIFAX Vin Nfld. Via Nfld. Sept. 22nd Durango October 12th Oct. ist Tabasco October 22nd

Above ssilings are nni guaranteed and are subject to change without notice.

Furn¢ss,Witliy & Co.Ltd.

I Halifax, N. S.

fl

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boarding house at 11 o’clock last night and asked for a room. The accident occurred about 2.30 this morning. The police will await the report the medical examiner before furth

investigating.

of er

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CII"1‘0WN MARKETS

Butter per lb. 23 to Fowl per lb. Chickens 14 to

Buckwheat, 75 to Wheat, per bus. $1.00 to $1. Oats, white. Oats, black 65 to Eggs, dozen 23 to Butter lb. (creamery) 27 to Tub butter per lb.

Potatoes, per bus. new, Beef per lb. retail, 10 to Blueberries, per qt. Apples per dozen. 6 t Wool, per lb. 25 to

S’SIDE MARKETS

as nc 2 - -

ig %th.,Si1n cigslses olpe tto0%>1u¢1_i 111-112-

` t ., w en 61131' '

H" °'°"°d ‘M00 i° ‘moo mlihtsailvill be open to the Public

ig 25 cents admits to both Field and 5 . gg other information write the 2s -

zz as

12

10 i=/mas AND 0 9 iviEN'rs iN couiuecriou wiri-i 40 EASTERN i<iNo's i.ivE

- 1 i. . ,-i_;-_£.

"i'7/'hifi

» \

611;*

,.

L

.

- ill.

<46

5

1001

(dairy) (creamery)

$1.00 t0

86 to

10.00 to 13.00 ML stewart,

15

8 . 60 Lot 40

bus . -

65 to

21 to

1-25 Charlottetown

sg York F

88

90 Marie 1.25 Midgell 23 St. Peters 28

Hard and Soft Coal

- Whoihals and Retail Now is theitinie to put in your

\IVinter's Supply of Coal when roads are good, weather line, and prices lowest. ,

We have a good supply of Soft Coal

in stock suitable for' Domestic and Steam purposes and have fresh car- goes arriving almost daily.

We have also s supply oi Best Anthiaclte C

gillgg, Stove and biiestnut sires suitable

iwiess and Bloc ruvner Stoves. _

ei -shall be pleased to have iour order foi

'ly in demand. arid

nn... ,.1 Q _ , "'"°"suN'rAiN. ii’si.i. A co.

Phono, 404

lllllng Agents for Dominion Goal Coq

CHICAGOMRKETS

105; No 3 Red 95

105; Corn No 2 Yellow 63 1-2

Oats No 8 white, 84 1-2 to 35 38 3-4- to 39 1-2. Rye No 51 to 56. Timothy 550 1200 to 1900. Pork 1

Ribs 887 to 925.

_ New Zealand

_ Harmony

28. Market wheat Sauna Am

i" LAR.

to 95; No 2 Hara ioa. Elmira “EGU

ni Munn‘s Road

36 Fountain Head 325 Connaught

Live Stock Fair Souris

Tuesday Oct. 5th., 1915. ssooroo iN Piiizi-:s ssoaoo

For Live Stock, Dia? Pro-

ducts, Vegetables, Fruit, lowers Housekeeping, Fish and _Misel- laneousz also school exhibits.

Judging in classes 5 to 10

i lusivebe insl p m,MondaY

Drill Shed For prize list or

Sc t

ere arl. M. MCCORMA§)K,riS

u .

TRAIN ARRANGE-

BTOCK FAIR 19'5.

Train Departs. 1"n\'c-

A. M.

$1.85

6.50 7 25 1.70

1.00

'iii 3,40 1.20 8.56 1.10 9_12 .90 9.17 .90

Morell 9.24 -85

9.34

9.46 . 10.15 -45 10.23 10.33 10.43 10.55 11.15

Bedford

Douglas,

.75 70

Selkirk St. Charles Bear River

.15

.45 .40 .30 .25

7.110 7.35 7.48 7.57 8.03

Harmony Jct. 8.08 . Souris Arr. 8.25

Baltic

.20 .15

.40 .30 .25

Ali rams iii exiesii of sioo inviiiae Opposite Post Office

War Tax. I tt t F 00 pm

, 0 ll i. . . p _

Leave for Ciiiiiiiitiae W ii is pm I :izzsi-il-:i0.\i2i.

J

KM You allllgm kiiliiitiilhliliiil other Exlilhitscominz'

TAILORED-TO-MEASURE

That Canada went into long pants quite a while back is proved very effectively by

the big Canadian contingents that have gone to the front. (l,Let us keep things mov- L\

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ing so that these patriots will return to prosperous times. (LTo do this we will have to spend our money, patronize Canadian Industries, help those that need it, and take _ a riian’s size optimistic view of the present situa- ’

tion which-'after all-could be a whole lot worse Fred k Gareau'

for us than it is.

Superintendent of Branches

I II

Y g t EXACTLY what you order by mail here

0ut'0f'T0wn Men aiiillthg good ht our system assures. Sample iabrics.

measuring-chart, style book and tape sent free to any address on request. Write to Mail Order Dept., 415 St. Catherine Street, East, Montreal.

“Mili-io-Man Tailoring Senfice” ..

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l'ii'\`i'

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i .: _.E _LA ' -~ ,- ' I1 .°._\_*-.ml - ,W 3* 0 ir li . r twat... ll 0

No More jf) t.1.4~,,,`$l5 No ess

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. 6 4) ~ S are ty

&6t-Gailicrirls West. 90¢Mi»R IN me Gailisnndilst

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N6 ,|,,f~.._1i.r -. -ni-5 , ._ _ "fri il in I ore 2 -

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158 Richmond Street, Charlottetown, P. E. I.

by Rail will be returned free ol _ _ 1- - - °*‘“'“" it »

@ :iisz-9-2i,2s,zo oci.2. _ _ h