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‘ -IT PAYS to buy in this province. _THE MORNING DAILY GUAR_ len lllonday momlng by ,lm a

_.B return home.--H. _.__ - A

l _Mm w_ K MCGOUGAN ls Gu” DIAN can be obtained at Lai'i'ert,\

lllan reprelwmallve ln 5ummel.5llle_ l'l‘onsoriai Parlors, Sumrnerside.

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I -ROOFING! For prompt buyers -SPECIAL TRAINS to the Prince

grnde toohttg,---one. two or three ply. und thsrlottetown to Summerside on

Br`tt<-e`s can _save you money ou high (‘o.,Exhii.\ltlon will run from Tignis

250-9-25MtuesfrlF}frl2wlts Uct. 4th. Special reduced fares.

' -CEMENT! cement! _.omcs‘.. have rt.~t'ei\'oti their last large ship- -SPECIAL CHEAP fares on a

ment for the season and t'or prompt rogllltlf f.\`RlIlF> 10 U19 T’\`ll1<`

orders can supply car-lots or stnaller llouuty Exhibition. Summersid

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l od war on Austria it is not. likely th

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hard and sofbsoap, for °°fi°i\ll'\9 water, for clean-

; Ing, disinfecting and tor over 500 other purposes,

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hi- . nl" ' _"_ I -WOMENS CLOTH COA-rs' mic'-States is ai war with Austria. Th

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--»l£:~'t`ttiat\'»tl value $:?ll_0t| to $22.00 on -Tlll/O CENTS PER WORD EACH fought with an Austria" Howl". an snlc tor Opening l)n_vs, ()t_~tob<\r I-Ird insertion for advertislnll lil illls

anti itll y<nn~ ciiolt-o eat-li $13.50. SiN- column. Cash must accompany orde t‘l..\lll .\- S'l`E\\'.-\ll'i` i.l;\ll'l`I€l)_ ‘Minimum charge twenty-five centsl

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l -~WOMEN'S PATENT AND PLAiN cd regularly up to $l5.00 your choice “hS_em_e ol. R mmm] declaration is

[LEATHER BOOTS with blink cloth lor Opening Dt-iys only $9.50. SIN(‘L-

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IN DOUBT

"l wi.-h _ron would ilnti out lion'

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Your t`athv:‘_"

_ ---lf tops. t'¢g;:\1lat~ $Il_:'»tl value for opening Alll. tt' S’l`E\’l'AIl’i.‘ LIMITED.

tia_\'.< special at $2.75 per pair. S_lN(‘- 380-10-1M2iEl.i.

l..-\lll & Sl:I\V.-\ll'l` l.lt\lI'l`El'), Sum-_ -1- mersille_ 280-10-l`l\l"IiETl'§l --WEDNESDAY AND THUR8DA¥;‘ 7117-; .

-- i locroess ara AND 4th.- opening "S 0

-25 PIECES w0MEN’S TWEED Days for our New Store. You are ln-

"\\`l|_\ do _\\»u want to ltnn-,v _ 4 "lin ~_'n\'.» |n\~ :t lip on lin- _-ttivk SUVNNG' 42 “WINS wmv' Qxcellem' ‘vi(ed` SlN(`l‘A‘R & STE‘vART IAM'

- ' ` tall wt-ight. worth iltlv. tl big vnlue at l'i‘EIl. 3ll0-l0-1M2iEli.

in.i|'kr»t ttninv " | _

'our special prit-tr #Str per yard. SINU-

THE QUICKER THE BETTE

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unit' wilt* l|n\'e the last wortl

R ' i..\ll{ 4\'~ STE\\'.-\ll'l` I.lMl'1`Ei). -PAINT! PAINT! NOW is the time

380-10-1Ivl2lEll. and Brace`s is the place _to obtain

_right quality and right price.

-UNDERGOING TR EATMENT- -, :sn-9-25Mtueslrlsft-lawns

I |)l`]`k ’;v""‘ i “nd VI" ‘l"l*l"‘l "l y'|`t\dtl_v l{not-kwood wont to Uharlotle-L tl'z| 1 ly 10| g 1 1 ill- ‘ l ,, _ _ _ , _ " 'i’”“__°‘**"" _

' ‘L M " " ‘town on lltutstiay melting on touto

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I Feed.

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'f FARM PRODUCE 1 WANTED

‘ Barley 2 and 6 towed ‘ Buckwheat, all kinds, also good Pressed Hay

We have a big stock of

Feeds ot all kinds which we are selling at lowest

1. At our Seed and 'Feed

. Warehouse, Queen St,

I We are open to buy t for Cash and at highest

t White and Black Oats, I. Seed Wheat and Chea- t per Wheat for Poultry

‘ine i~iill Ilwrpittti l-|:tlit`n_x_ nt`tl-r

spvntli»._._5 -. \t_.»t\t`n with wi '<- :itil "nj.tI- ,__Mr_ \Vm_ Bmm.lel._ Summersllley is

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-S|'NCLAlR & STEWART LIMIT-

ED are sliowlng big values in all Do- (}rlfl‘lll_. Lol 7' allcnded me (‘ll9_l-l0llC_

pnrttuents oi" their ttf.-tv store for’ Op- town [§XhllJlli0n_.._ll_

eninl; Days, \\'e<lttt\stlx\y and Thursday,

1 October bird anti 4th. Exhibition l`)u_vs _.3/ll._ l)_ Adams’ Elmsllllle relul-ne-,t < forl’l'i\1l'l‘(`0lli1l>`~ Iltomr- on Saturday from a visit to ` 7ll\`ll‘lU'l5l2lEll- ‘ ltieints in Trenton. Nova St.'ot_ia.--ll.

l'l`\ _.t I.t _ _ l, _ inn. ll _»;|)cut\‘|tnt tt tow days in Victoria. Y

I "THE GRADU‘°fT'NG AEXERCI5 --Miss Helen Strong is visiting ES ot tin- ttttrses ot the Pr1tn~e toun- ll.l(,“llS in llnsmny lllaSHl_ll‘

ty llospital to bv held in the Assembly _'__

llull, Sumersitie. have been postpon-t M,.S_ parrlg lrelaml of Salm glean. ell until ’l‘ut:=\ln_v (lt-tohct' 9th. ,WS lla., gone to Bosmn' on a vlsll to

403‘]0'2M2f‘ friends there.-H.

l '-MENS STRUNG FA'-L BUOTS' -»-Mt-_ ttenrv lvl-ight tins return-

blurk and tan lt-ntiiers well matic :ind ,Ml Hom ll ,lim to his Son at Mmm' solid tl\rougltoui,` worth $3.50 to N_ l,lv__ll_ _

$1!/i.'i on suit' for our opt-ning Utrtollcr :ern and .nn nm- lynn- slr.-_tis st:\:t‘l..\m “ML A_ A_ l4§f,','gf,,y has mmmed & STl`5\\"\R'l` I‘mlTl‘:l" lircutubusiuess trip to Ottawa and :nn-to-1 M2lt~';1t_ I Mmm_Ml4_ll_

---Nlossrs. Simon Butler and Thomas

‘ -THE PUBLIC ARE ASKED TOI intl-_ .t. tzflwin-tl wyatt, stipends

NOTE.-l’llono nunilters for Sintzlait I My M;lglslmle_ of the Town of Sum tv Stc\\'art`.-i new .-lore-‘_ il ring l t`<il‘lmQl.5l(lE_ ls Spendlng ll Shun limo (Milne, It ring 2 l`or .\'lilllnery, lleatlif-,ill l-lllcagm lll___ll_

in-\\’t»at-, tnrpct and Mnt1',~ t‘lothing.l ____

l llli iiry Goods. Shot- l)epart.1ncltl and; ___ll,._ llen Acum of ,lm lvits liolm

\it~n's l-`urni-<l1iut:=w 114 Gl<“'i‘l`i"S~ lllnttcry. Halifax. is spending tt short

l`\1rlou;_:h with t`orm€-r friends in town --H.

loses, and the United States is trying to make Gerniatiy lose. For a dou- sideruble length of time there was a

p sltto`n"'t'o"muke a. <1lst'lui‘lTo'n be-

tween Germany and Austria. Ger- many was' supposed to be the wicked p:trtner. and Austria the reluctant victim. _

The New Emperor's Chance.

‘ Nominally Austria began the war with the uititnatutm to Sorbin. Since then it has been established that Austria. was governed by Germany. ,When the old Austrian Emperor died und his grand~nephe\v came to the throne it was supposed that some .pears overtures might be made. The present, Emperor ot' Austria was not u pro-German. in the earlier weeks ot his reign he seemed to make it plain that he was running his own empire. Ministc-rs who lied shown it healthy independence of Berlin were promoted. lt was hinted that the new Emperor' was ready to make a sepa- rate peace, especially since Austria had been considered not as an active foo in London and Paris. This was the time when the war might have been ended by thc Emperor of Aus- tria. Austrians had not killed British or l"ront~h subjects. There was no

lmtreti against Austria.

He Sticks to Germany.

In the past few months'-the situa-

tion lius changed. The new Emperor _has thrown in his lot unreservedly with Germany. He hus made it plain that thc Central Empires 'will sink or swim together. 'i‘he reason is, proh- "tbly, that hls'troops~ were so _hard pressed by the Italians that he found it necessary to pay for German help,

ing only if he was ready to surrender

sian staff. and follow all the orders

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_ -Mis; Ruby Hacker and Mis Bcssie Aiwarti of Sutnmersllie loft Saturday i’or New York where they enter n hospital to take n course in nut'.-lng,~~i-l.

l:mti dot-keti on l<`ritln;.' evening nt. Silt). with 5?. passt'-ngersl. t.-olnpnrctl

ith 18|; leaving in the morning; the

` twartl freight hoing one oar lumber -and four vars mixed irelgllt. En- tered poll; Sclir. .\iilo. (‘api_ Fitlnder, from Svlltlev with coal for lleatl' K: __.(~flpl_ _mlm Sl_cwml_ llvest pomp

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V . ‘rot lit-‘ati &~ t'o_: idllcn Mary, tllsou,

' W/ 8 from l’il'tou, coal ladt-.ti for ll. 'i`_ llol-

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For Preserve ‘Chow” ' [)()[)])`S"')~/ .

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or Pickles

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was a passenger West on Friday re- turning home from attending tue Provincial Exhibition.-H.

I*`-vtlnvv' l)aisv Vauuhatl, S\'dne_\'. coal

---Policeman Mt:Aule'y ot' Revere.

lliassz who had been sponding his vacation with friends at t)'l.enry_ lc-tt Fritlay morning on return to tluty_-ll

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--Mr. ond Mrs. William Cormier and little daughter, Francis. oi' New Casl- le, N. H. were in Suuimerside on Fri

day ntter attending the Cliarlottetown -Exhibition. lin-.y went west in the

,ai`tcrnoon_ und will spend ll brief visit / i

5 Ki D N EY if/, PILLS '

:AI I ' ` t \0 with friends before returning home.

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with at small party of friends autoed to Qtnnmcrside on Suudav morning

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\-_ , ., lil - - - _ ` 'l'~lllllI` and through to Newton in the after-

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lperor has* staked everything on tt \ throw. lt' the t‘eutral Powers win he l will win, in s moderate way. if they lloose., he loses all. The result'of Aus- itrla’s atlherenre to the German plants t is that Britain, France and italy have announced that the war cannot end

tria. The ramshackle Empire must be resolved into its' constituent units, and ll' their pluns are fulfilled Austria

cipality. `

Austria Must Suifc r.

An tuutountretuent to th's effect was

made in New York recently by Henry Franklin Bouiilott, it Frenchman Of English etluuatlnn. who spoke for the Allied Governnt_'.Is. Previously Ar- thur Ballour in -l said that the plans

lot thc- Allies llltl not contemplate n pnrtitlon of An.~triu_ This statement. did not. plcuse italy, which desired :\ considerable slice oi' territory new claimed by Austria. After Balfot\r‘s

Istutement there was u conference Iamong British, French and ll-tallan

I representives. and the result was that

Although Uncle Sam lille HOC fleolur-

1; the present situation between the two E Powers can lnst much longer. -It wa

, _ _ the dlsnl sal fro the United State

quantities at gtutranteedprxces. on October 2nd 3l‘d und -ith. or Ambggsador Szunba the Austria

present time no American soldier, ha

,_ therefore- the final step has not bee ' taken, Still. no American soldier- ha

fought with tt Get-tnnn soldier. Fo ull practical purposes the linltetl

detail. lt' Germany loess. Austria'

without the dismemberment of I-.us-I

\vili be-come u mere duchy or prin-L

~ Gunner John King. who has been

at the front for nearly three years with the 10th Battery. C.F‘.AT. is spen- ding a three-months` furlough at his

0 home. Upper Hillsboro Street.

Gunner King enlisted with the lst

Divisional Ammunition Column, ln St.

at John shortly after wat- was declared

.and was subsequently' transferretl to

S , the 'l0_th Battery. B I-le saw his first fighting in the two nl battles of Ypres on February 15th;

.he also fought in every battlelthe

. t ' _ g ____ _ lon October -ith. 3.l2-El-21M-ii. led to war with Germanv Up to tl? itiunadtans have been tn ever since

(2. including St. Julien and the Sotume. d and Vimy_ Ridge. He escaped with- n, out lt scatch. but has had a number S oi narrow escapes. On one occasion F the Battery was blown up and six hor-

ses killed, hut he came out ot lt. with

e nothing worse than receiving a henvy

dose ol' mud.

He was- the only lslander so far as

he knew in the -l3a:zery,4which was Iatgely composed of Ontario men.

I-le came ou-t to (`anada. on u ship

which reached lialillax on 'i"uestla_v ~ last..

He spent. six weeks in England be-

fore leaving, and t`our weeks at the

'Buxton Discharge Depot. lie is one of i'our hrothc~rs at the front-1-lerbert is new a prisoner lu Germany. Arthur saw much lighting and is new home having ber.-n wounded. another bro- »tl\er, Will, is in the Army Service Corps. When last heard i`rom he was

l near Lens. ~ _

Gunner King is looking well litter

lltis strenuous expcrietttfe and expo:-ts to he back in the dring line again ear- : ly in December. l ,.,.,.M.,.......,_~.,.~t .,.~..~......,.....,..~.~...»-~»- ,they came to nn agreement concern- ing Austria. lleucct`orth no liritlsh

‘or French Statosmcn will arise and 'say that the dismembermcnt of the Auslro-Hungarian kingdom ls not au object in the war. From now on- Austria will be rer.zlt'tlctl as a'n enemy 'oven as Germany is regarded. and plans will be made for dividing the Empire according to nationality and also according to the demands and ne-eds ot' ltnly :ind Serbia and ltou- mania.

l The division may and will take place with regard to nationalities. Austria-lllitlgary is made up. imperi- ully_ from tt. nunilmr ot' races that de- test the domination of the German at Vienna. llolieuiitx, 'for instance, tlte richest and most l-mportant prin- . clpallty in the empire. is neither Aus- trian nor llungarlan. in liungary there arc iniiucntial, even controlling elements that. givtn a fair show at the ballot-box. wnultivrepudiate both l~i-ungarittns and Au.striat1s.` 'There is

l also the powerful tribe of Poles which dream of n t~t=.vlval of their nation.

and German help weurd be forthcom-f The Euleme l,0“,m_5' but especlally

Britain, F`rance and ltulv. bavo pledg-

his mv" judgmem ‘O that of the PWS", cd tltentselves to carry on the war

,until all tltesc aspirations are sodom-

`Sem' to him from Berlin' The Eur. plished. 'l`ho_\' say that one oi' the

conditions ot' peace is the tllsmemlier- ment ot' the Anstt~o~Hungarlan Etn- pire. Thus Austria has put her head

,in the noose, nntl has made it impos-

sible to conclude a separate pence with the Allies that does not contem- plate- the destruction ot' het' empire.

PURE RICH Bllllll]

Bad blood.--that is blood that is

,impure or lt\lpovt‘~_'isl\etl, thin and pale.---is respottsihle l`->r more all- ments than anything ciao.

lt al’l`er:is every organ and fun'-tion,

in some cases it causes cntarrli; lu others, tiyspepsia; in others rlteulnn- iisni; and in still others, weak. tired, litnguiti feelings anti worse troubles.

it is responsible l`or run-down

conditions, anti is the most common cause of disease.

i-lootI"s Sarsapnrllln is the greatest.

purifier and enrirlter of thc blood the world has ever known. it has been wonderfully successtlil in removing sntofula and other humnrs, int-rousing thc red-blood corpuscles, und huiiding up the whole system. Get it today.

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I -~Mr. and M.rs. F. A. Boyle. ot DD-I I _ t... _ _

well. Maas.. who have spent the lastlGUNN[R I

three weeks' holidays with friends at ,

Dock Road, Lot 4 and Sunitllersitlexl ‘ B

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I --a depend; All oven, a good warming ' closet,_ a ible and ample-'sized

irebox, ea -working grates, simple draft cont;-gl and a Bnish that requires but little att ntion to keep clean. All

_ these and y other desirable feat-

ures will be _mind in ._ ,

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ROGERS HARDWA RE C0., LTD., Charlottetown.

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you use ` ' ,

BEAVER FLOUR

is because the Hour is nlwavx the lame. lt is milled front blrna'r.’ u.~£'nt.l Ontario fall wheat, strengthened with western spring wheat. Being blended in exact proportions, Beaver Fleur is always the ume ln. ltrength and quality; and always gives the same results, no mmer what

or when you bake. .

it will be z change for the better when you change from western when

flour to Beaver Flour, milled irottrblcnded wheat.

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