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UR FRIENDS can buy 6 I
fo a°.VUliD8 yo ‘
them-_except vouruphxgrgiihi
Malfe an amiointrnent today.
The Cooli's Studio
NSW DeeP"isav .Slack
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PLEASING others is more
than sentiment- it’s
almost an obligation.
Your family and friends
w`antyou_r photograph. Make
the appointment today at
The Bayer Studio
A. E. LYON, Studio
Good Photography
Moderate Prices.
Personal 'attention to Am-
ateur Photography. _
_ 107 Queen St.
Phone 68-J. -
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Articles A
Drugs and V
Patent Medicines,
Rubber Goods,
Books and Station-
ery
School Supplies, `
Fishing Tackle
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Your Chocolates,
Ellis Pharmacy, Ltd.
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CANADIAN GOVERNMENT RAILWAYS
Change ln Time--P. E. l. Railwa
Comnienclng Monday, September
25th, 1016, the morning train will
leave Elmira 5.30 o’clock, Souris 6.40,
Mt. Stewart 8.40 and arrive at Chor-
lottetown 9.45 o’clock. The morning
train will leave Georgetown at 6.40
o'clock, Mt_ Stewart 8.35 connecting
at Mt. Stewart with train from Sourls
at 8.35, arriving Charlottetown at 9.45
o'clock. _
DISTRICT PASSENGER AGENT’S'
OFFICE _
2098-9-18M6l.
PLANT ];1_NI:' V .'i:t‘°::.-.._:. 
AUTUMN `excuneio11i`s To nos
TON VIA PLANT LINE
Coinmsnclng September 12th, until
October 10th, and good for return
within 30 days from date of issue.
BHARLOTTETOWN T0 BOSTON
AND RETURN $13.00
Steamer soils from Charlottetown
Tuesdays at midnight. L
For further particulars apply to
JA8. CARFtAGHER»
Agent
Charlottetown, P. E. I. ' 1130
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Eastern Steamship Lines
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INTERNATIONAL LINE. V
STEAMBHIPB CALVIN AUSTIN‘
Ann oovzimon cons.
FALL EXCURSIONS. U
SEPTEMBER 11 to OCTOBER 13.
Low Fan!-'_-:s._.._TnAvE|. Now.
RETURN LIMlT 30 DAYS.
BT JOHN T0 _l0BTON...... ..$7.00.
sr .|01-iN To PoRTLAND....._$6-50-
maven St. John Mondays. Weill”
days and Fridays at 1.00 a. m-.' 10'
Eaatport, Lubes, Portland and Boston.
Return- Leave central Wharf, Bon
ton, Mondays, Wednesday! and Fri-
days at 3.00 ah git.; gdr -Portland lialt-
port, Lu so an . - _
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Direct between 'Portland and New
vork. stgamiiia North had md
North Star. _
Leave Franklin; 8 ;,or‘:lai;l.
Tues.. Thurs.. all . I .I . .
Return leave New York, Pier 19
North River, ssmsllavs at 5 li. m-
MITIOPOLFTAN LINI..
Direct between Boston and Non
York. 1 = - 1 ~ ‘ -
18% Houn.
Room via _Cape Cod Canal.
moron steel steaiasliisa laseao
hiinottl ah Bunker l-Iill. ' V ~
Leave orth Bids india Wharf.
Boston k dsyl and Sundays at 6
p. ia. same service 1-_eturniua Mom
Pier ls, North llivnr. Foot or liorrs! _~
Ht New.Y0rl1 City. ' V V 
ai. .loan ei\y'1'is’lin oiiies. |17 King ai.
A. C. Currie. Ajtnti lt. John. 'N. O. " ‘
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From Ch’|-own '
$18.85 Montreal and
Return
TICK ETS ON SALE'
l September 2iat 22nd and 28rd
Rei. October 9th.
September 28th, 29411 and 30th
.Ret. October 16th-
$l8.00 Boston- and
Return
Tickers oN SALE
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_ tion
 _ ..°T. oonoou was is Guardian , V
lp , representative in Montague. , ..°
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I ._*RED POINT NOTES-The' farm- _
0  V I ‘ ers are busily engaged' in gathering’ ._
Q a bountiful harvest. Mr. J. C. Camp- Lend
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for advertising in this column.
MR. R. R. HOWLETT` is Gusr-“
agent for Annandale and vicinity.
*AT HOME.-Mrs. Sidney A. Mac-
will be at home to her friends
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  And _ “Qualit ” 
bell allways at the fronit, has garpish-
ninety seven bushels. Beat that, who
can.-The fishermen have taken ad-
vantage' of the good weather- to dry
their tlsh. A large- number of teams
may be seen every ilne__day, hauling
fish to Sourls, for which they are get-
ting the highest prices' ever paid
along tlie»1;- sl1ores.~_-The enterpris-
ing store keeper, Mr. Alex Robert-
son is doing a larger business this
summer than evefr.-His num-
erous customers' are' loud in t r
on Wednesday aftemoon, Sept. 20th_‘
ed' his crops and' thrashed a hundred' _at the~home of her father, Mr. J. G.
stooks of mixed grsiniwhicli yielded Stems, "Heberdale"
2091-9-16M6l.
.JBEGINNING Saturday, Selli-
23rd, Miss Compton, Georgetown, will
have 'on display her. fall and winter
milllnery. All' are cordially invited
to call and Inspect same-_
2180-9-22M1lptl‘.
..*LAKEV|LL-E ITEMS-The con-
cert and social held In North Lake
s Their   ame! 
NO man or woman denies the absolute quality/_of ‘
British woven wools, the result of centuries _j _
of experience that make Britons the world’s weav "
ers. Nowhere else is there made such high-gradefdl
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praise of the good roads in this sec- plces - -
tion due-to the careful supervision ute was ,very largely attended. Mr.
of our genial road master, Mr. A. W. S.
Bruce.-Red' Polnt_School is flourish- Among those' who assisted in the
ing under the- careful management musical part of the enterainment,
of our painstaking teacher, Miss we-re Misses Lily and Ethel McDon-
Katherlne Morris, who has- already aid,
eight per cent of the scholars' in' -thelRobertson of Kingshoro. Dr. A. A.
diiitrlct.-Reed Point cheese itactory Mc
is taking on new life. The manager Morrow of North Lake-_ The prog-
is doing everything possible to please ram
the patrons and make the -factory a Miss Pearl Ching, Miss Lily Rose and
success. New ntrons are co n rs
D ming o M .
every week. Cheese is. selling at top Eunice Baker and Arlthur- Robert-
price. ,son
‘Everett Fraser, formerly of North
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inventor 01 The - E112?.$‘.?lZ.°....¥2§’_i"§_€‘3.“._fl..S...§l.
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will probably be more effective than
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' of Lakeview Women’s Instlt
T. Anderson noted as chairman.
Mr. Kennedy and' Mr. Walter
Donald of Souris and Mr. Hudson
also consisted of recltatlons by
W. Walker and readings by
. The- pies were auctioned by Mr.
by the ladies. Receipts amount~
  :llldto $55.00. which has been 1i'evc-t-
*ll
tq Patriotic Work.-I-liirv.es`t,
(canadian p|_e“.De,pat°h_) 'which was more than an average-
lllf0lm6il by 11 rellalilc authority- :S
ar _0ilice early in the war. Great Am
ct, unless the machines were manu- Mi
ctured in England e
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These armored ships on land are M
ounteil on four caterpillar tractors, R0
hlcli not onl make the mu hin -
_ for the last ten years, and .thélme
roblem was solved finally by equip- ian
emendoua horseyiowertliat they are is
tion ol’ the rxaicrpillar tractor. Ac- ,ow
ording to this authority the invention ,étumed after ,I “Bn ,lo his I 1
‘ daughter
as brought to the attention of the Mrs_ Currie at New .“;m9hh.e____l
LONDONV September 19___Wh"e erixilp in this community, is almost
friends are claiming for Winston °°
Churchill, former First Lord oi the g"
Admiralty. nnrl Colonel Swinton, the Mr'
1..~<.~.li1. for the discovery of the “tanks” hi”
which played such an Important -part Eg;
in the recent advance on the Somme
front, the Original Inventor remains iiavery Vefllclent condition with Miss
undiaclogem but The Associated Press- earl C ing as teiicl1er.~Her friends
is - .
plated.--Plowlng has already be-
n‘, as one sees a large field which
Robert D. McLaren, North Lake
aiready' cove/red with‘ fertilizer
wed' and harrowed and ready for
t seas'on”s crop.-The school is in
glad to have Miss "'Glady.~v
that the new war machine is im udap- ,mesa In their midst again’ ‘ameri
I _
nding the- summer in Charlotte-‘
n. Mr. Charles Ross has.
_ong those visiting their native
untn from the United States' are'
ss Mary A. Molnnis, Mrs. Ken-‘
y formerly Mine (Lizzie Mclnnla)
d 1
iss. Eunice Baker and Mr. Fred"
se.-Mr. and Mrs. Dowling after
nding three weeks at their favor-I
sport of trout-fishing have re~
to cross 1lltcl1e.=1_ -The idea of using al gum-ed to their home in New yo|.k__|
ierpillar tractor has been worked-The cheese factory is. this your in
skilful hands of Mr. Emerlc Hol-
d', Elmira. It is regrettable that
-ning the mefrlline with engines of such this industry no long a profitable one,'
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now at the- low ebb.-The Egg
9 I0 Dull the heaviest harvesting Circle under the able and experien-
achlnes and gang plows over ex- ced management of Morrow and
in - . -
tremely rough ground. ' D
gl e p m the use ol' me-
s name, declaring that for business s
lory of those' claiming the credlt.l-le Ea
ya lie has plans for 11 tractor which,-
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returning October 16th. h
All tickets must be validated at
ontreal before commencing the re- Wm
rn journey. ‘ / fha
59-9-ziivici. U38
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_ Hay. (loose) ton
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Next week being Exhibition Weelcl
rio on Monday at 7 a. m. and frorni
to ._ 1- Charlottetown Saturday at 8 ii. m.
West River trips will be on Wed-
Good going September 28",’ 29",” 30”.” V ne-sduy instead' of Saturday. Sailing
~ 1 ours some s us
-. B lliill. 1
Thc Orwell and East River Service-
g is supported by all progressive
mbei,‘sl1ip,' and qiyinitlty of eggs
The man \vho brought the plans to farmers. Wi-th a large increase iii'
n :ind ileclin _-1 to er it
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hi pped over any previous' year, it
reasons lie does not desire to dim the_ has becc-me the leading industry oi'
Vg et Point. ’
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uiviiviensinc MARKETS. (Tuesday)-
fsklus 19 to 20
211 to 27
$12 to $13
$10 to $11
_ 50 to 60
47
45
t1t0es_ bus. 40
$8.00
25 to 4s
$1.20 to $1.50
15
ol, lb.
eat,_ bus.
es, lb.
. S. Harland
Victoria trips. will be made on
at such times. Sailing from Vic-_
1 adaptable Suit and Overcoat materials as come to us
not be rliiiturbeil and will be on
usual days and nt usual hours.” I
-9-22-M21.
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CANADIAN GOVERNMENT RAILWAYS
direct from the looms of England. 
The quality of these materials is, to cloths of this continent, as different as wine is -
to water. There is no comparison. Come in today and ¢0l\\flI1C€ >'0“l'S¢|f '
that this unvarying, incomparable quality of British wools goes into every '  
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| “ PERSONAL visit to th`e great English mills that supply us our cIoth.°,' ' - ‘- 
A was a revelation to me. There I found a gigantic, supermodern _ _ ,-1,
building, perfectly equip ed with row after row of clean, shining ' _
machinery. Thousands upon thoiiéinds of yards of the worId’s best woollens-
revolved upon a multitude of huge looms in the process of making. Nev'e'r`
before had I realized, s 1 clearly aud strong
ly, the immensity and character of the 
work of the English and Scotch Woollen - "` ‘
Company.” President,
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PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND
. . Iantlc Standard Time. _
7-35 DHD. Cliorlotteiown Arr. 11.40
8.30 limiter River 10.36
9.02 Emerald Jct. 9.59
9.27 Kensington 9.27
il}.)5& Arr. Summerside Dep. 0.00
TIME TABLE IN EFFECT OCTOBER 2nd. 1916.
Trains Outward, Re-ad Down. V Trains inward, Read U-p.
A M A M At A M P M P M A M
10.15
9.20
8.48
8.23
8.00
10.2()
9.03
0.15 8.00
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4.50
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Summerside Arr. 8.45
1.57 Port. Hill 7.48
3.32 0'Le-ary 7.03
4.40 Alberton 6.10.
5.40 Arr. Tignlsh Dep. 5.45
5.05
3.31
2.07
12.55
12.00
St. John, N. B.
Moncton, N. B.
Fredericton, N.
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Quebec Sydney, N. S.
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8.55 8.55 _6_30 Dep. Emerald Jef. Arr.
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6.50 Don. Charlottetown Arr. 0.45
8.40 Mt. Stewart 8.35
9.17 Morell 8.07
9.47 St. Peters 7.44
7.10
`Yw_"` _i 11.15  _Y Sourig' Dell. 0.40 1.25
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4.10
3.24
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' ' Butter (creamery) in prints -.86
- Butter (tub) lb ._ __ ._ ._
Eggs, don.   ..._
Beef Ib. (retail)
Chickens, lb.
~-~ - Hay (pressed) ton  _.S
Butter (fresh) lb  _....28 to .30
Fovvle lb. ‘ .13 to .14
.25 to 26
29 to .fill
.15 to .20
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12 to $14
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Eastern King s Exhihitioii  
-   SOURIS, OCT. 3111. 1916 I
 In Prizes $BO0.0Q| 1
Given for the following Classes Viz. L_ive Stock. Roots and_ Veget-._
ables. Dairy Products, Fruit and Floriculture, House Keeping and-
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1000 Card an 
3.50
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