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t '
I- - _ _ - ' _ . _v  grourld by Inspector Quin, proved ii
--lr .__--_ iery interesting feature. but owing
l
Sweater Coaftsl
THE STANDARD OF EXCELLENCE ‘
Those who love the tiny afield, afloat or
awllet-l, tlerritriltl loggr-r_\' 1-uitlrllle in style :intl
ser\'it'<-albility i'rii't»1rtrlo<»r \\'<‘:ll'. 'l`llt‘ l’t‘lllli;ln
Sivealt-r (`o;rt t~;|pti\'nll»: with its color colu-
‘ _ binatioiis ailrl rip-to-tl;ltt~ style.
l i Pennrnna, l.i_riited
Puri.
Also 11:1:/srr. l._,’ 1".-11], ':_l‘l.'.' rm! Ilorirry
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A “sameness” that is most
enjoyable the daily, un-
 _v'arying goodness of a cup of
“SEAL BRAND” COFFEE.
It never fails to greet you With
that same exquisite fragrance, amber
clearness and delightful flavour,
that win people with the first cup.
In M, 1 and 2 pound tins. Whole-ground-pulverlzéak-also
line ground for Pcrcolators. Never sold in bulk. rs;
CHASE 8: SANBORN, MONTREAL.
W '_ _ ___-.___ T'-'__ ,..__.. _ e. __-_-_------»-f Y ' J“‘l&
, Stewart: Sl. Margaret McDonald, Mt.
Don’t Bother with
“Special Pastry Flour”
You can get llle snrne ilalty lightness in* your Pie Crusts, Tarts
and Cookies, with
ianavi-:ir rtoulr
as ou can with an asrr ilour.
Y YP Y
Beaver Flour is inilled ofthe ililnous Ontario fall wheat, strengthened
with westerii spring \\'lreat_
And iuore than that_Beaver Flour makes a loafof bread that i|`l
joy to e.rt_with fine, even texture and a delicious,

"homey" nntlilte flavor, unknown to those who still
,f use the tough, tasteless, western spring wheat Hours.
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Malte the change totlay_order a barrel of Beaver
Flour at your grocer’| and have really delicious Bread
and Pastry.
DEALERS-write us for prices on Feed,
Coarse Grains and Cereals. ' _ ‘X K
THE T. H. TAYLOR C0. LIMITED, f"”<=
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Fire' Insurance   1
A Necessity
Then insure in good strong stock con»pan~
' \es,which never contest an honest claim such
as is represented by
E. R. BROVV
Charlottetown .
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bor.
lSlIHIllll_ Fill Al -
A very successful School Fair was
held at Mount Stewart on Saturday,
' September 22nd, in which Seve" 0
the surrounding districts took part
The large number ot entries bore evi
dence of the keen. interest taken
both parents and pupils in this, the
'first School Fair. The judges of the
grains, vegetables and fruits were
Professors McLar1.y and Clark, while
Miss Dutcher judged the school-work,
flowers and needlework. The words
of praise which the different exhibits
called forth speak well for the efforts
of the pupils.
The sports conducted' on the play-
to the rain they could not be carried
on as long as had been expected. in
the evening ribbons were iiwarded
by Professor McLaity to the winners
in the different sports.
The following is the prize listz-
‘ Class I.-Grains
Oats-1, ~Patrick Mullili, Glenroy;
2, Stirling Clark, Mount Stewart.
Wheat~1,Daniel Mullin. Glenroy;
2, Stirling Clark. Mount Stewart; 3.
Harold Ailieck, Mount Stewart; 4.
Reggie Dunn, Mount Stewart.
Barley-1, James Coffin, G1eiiroy;‘
(‘orn-1, James (fofiln, Glenroy; 2.
Daniel Mullin, Glenroy; 3, Roy Far-
quharson, Canovoy; 4, Stella Mullin,
Glenroy.
Class ll.-Roots
lair, (‘,anovoy_; 2, Edith Pigot, Mount‘
Stewart; 3, Lloyd W"arren, Cherry
Hill; 4, Lane Pigot, Mount Stewart.
lied Potatoes-1, Edith Pigot, Mt.
Stewart; 2, Charles Steele, St. Aird-
rew's; 3, Nellie Mclntyre, Savage
Harbor; -i, Ernest Mel-]acller'rl, Mount
Stewart.
Turnips-1, Lane Pigot, Mt. Stew-
art; 2, Piitriek Mullin, Glerlroy; 3,
Ernest McEaf_-lrerrl, Mt. Stewart; 4,
James Collin, Glenroy.
Carrots,-1. Margaret lllchards,Mt,
Stewart; 2, Wendell McCassey, Mt.
Stewart; Ii.-~<~; 4, Eileen
McIntyre, St. Arld'rew's.
Beets-1, Donald McDonald, St. Ari-
dr'cw’s; 2, Edith Pigot, Mt. Stewart;
3, Bride McKenna, Glenroy.
Class I-Il.-Vegetables "
Tomatoes. (ripe)-1 Savage liar-
bor School; 2, Flossie Partridge. Mt.
Stewart.
’l‘onial0es (green)-1, Stella Mul-
ti, llerhie Dunn, Mt. Stewart; 4, Mich-
ael Egan, Gleriroy.
Onions-1. Stella Mullins, Glenroy;
2, Vernon Bovyer, Moullt Stewart; 22.
Ilosella McMillan, (`anovoy.
(‘uculriber's-1, Winston Birt; 2, Jus.
(‘oil"|n, Gleliroy; 3,. Edna Pigot, Mt.
Stewart; 4, Margaret- Ri<:lrar'iii~l, Mt.
Punrpklns-1, Gladys Warren, (‘her-
l‘y Hill; i. (llilforil (loiilll, (lllerry lllll;
it, Mary Ostridge, Pisquid West' 4,
Sonaslr-1, Ross Mctliirthy, Mount
Stewart; 2. Margaret Rltrllartls, Mt.
Stewart; 4, Ernest McEar:llel'rl, Mt.
Stewart.
Beatle (green)-1. Ross Mct‘ur-llry,
Mt. Stewart; 2, Aileen Willsll, Mt.
Stewart; Il, Norine i}e.r‘rett.. Mount
Stewart; 4, alta Grlmn, Mnunt stew-
nrt.
lloarrs (ripe)-1. James ('of’fiil, Glen-
roy; 2 ,Irene Wzirrell, (‘herr_v lilll;
il, Fulton (‘oilln. Savage llarllor; -i.
Savage llarbor School.
it
Class IV.-Flowers
Sweet Pens--l, Roos Mt:t?arthy, Mt,
Stewart; 2, Elizilheth lilagiin, Glenroy;
il, Milritaret Rirllar~d.~r, Mt. Stewart.
Astors-1, llrido Mclielina. Glen-
l`U_\'Z Z5, Mary Steele, St. Alldrew's.
Mixed' liout|liet~l, Jennie Douglas,
Mount Stewart; 2. llitii (lr-lilln, Mouilt
Stewart; 3. Stella Mullin, Glcllroy;
4, Margaret Rlcllnrds, Mt, Stewart.
Clan V.-Potted Plants
l, Edith Pigot, Mount Stewart;
2. Florence Mellonnld, l’irrr|uld i<Irist;`
Il, Margaret McDonald, Mount Stew-
art,
Class VI.-Fruits
Durllcss Apples---1, Margaret llich-
ards, Mt. Stewart; 2. Elizabetll Eag--
en, (ilenroy.
Astliikllurl A|iplos~-1, Mary Mac-
l’hee, ('uuovoy; 2. Edna Pigot, Mount
S£0W=ll‘l: ll. Gladys Warren, Cherry
Illll; 4, l~`ultorl ('ofi"ln. Savage liar-
Otlier kinds-1, Bride McKenna,
to
Peace-
JOHN80N’S
AHUD YN! 
For over 100 years it has brought humanity
peace and ireedom from sufii-ring. A doo~
tors famous prescription iur Sore Throat.
(laughs. Colds, Crsmps. tlhlllrr, Grlppn,
Hurslnn. Strains, and many other common
troubles. Wilnhor lined utierhlllf or Ula
teruslly this wonderful old family snodmo
lootnos- Meals - Destroys Pain
`lGlenroy; 2, Mary McPhee,/(',an0V0Y;'
3, Stella. Mullin, Glenroy; 4, Marion
` Birt, Plsquid' East. ’
  P|\lmB~°1, Gus McDonald, Mount' ' '-
Stewartz 2, Ralph Dunn. Mount Stew-  _
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art 3 Bride McKenna. Glenroy
Stewart. _
-1. Clarence Walsh and James Sof-
tln; 2, Ralph Durln urld Wendell Mc-
Assey.
Lodgel O G 'l‘ in session asiienlble
. _ _ _ . . - , NF/
on Friday August 24th desire to con-_ 
vey to you their' deepest synlaptlly 
in your recent great bereavement. 'Y' /€
the colrilllurlity has sustained a great I 1
loss, but to you and your dear lnotlier,
the loss too great for pon to write,
We mingle our' tears with yours ill
Stewart' this your hour' of sorrow; alrd pray
A that Ile Whose eye looks pitylng down
on natur‘e's agony, rind Who alone
can bind up the broken heart may
mu McKay' ML Stewan ' lgive you strength and'grat'e to say,-- '
"Thy will be done.”
the nleinbers of Klngsboro Vl'rnlen‘s
institute wish to express to _-.on our
‘heartfelt ,sh/lllpatliy in the ions oi '
your dear l`atlier, but we also know
that you realize that you" loss was
his gain, and that he has but gone a
little ahead and is wai’lug to meet
you all "beyond the river". We know
with llliri as ho had always been more
than xi futher to you, he had been at
gcorllpiinioli to his t~hlld|r'en aliarillr;
alike in their games or in their joyn
and sorrows. We also syillpatllizt-,`
with yollr mother who has been il
faithful anti loving llelpmiito to llinl
wllo has gone before, And now we
cornrnelld you all to lllili who has
pronilr-red' to be ii husband to the wld-
ow and ii father to the fntllerler-is and
we know you will look to Him for
the help and comfort that earthly
friends cannot give. Yours in bellali’
of Kingsborollgh W»omell’s Instituto.
:lallghtern :--
lasting arms of love around and about 
you. Lean heavily on Him. W6 are 
promised His grace is sufficient tor '
_,ae
Glu! VII.-Needlework
Cushion Top-1, Augusta MLIMYFB
D0li’s Dress-1Elirie Birt Pisquid
Ill, 2 Vl0I8t Affleck, Mt Smwan'
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mceileat Needlework-1. Nellie 'Y'
cllityre, Savage Harbor. ' f
Class Ill.--Collections  -.
Weeds,-1 Carrie Grant. _
Leaves of Forest 'l‘rees--l. Patrick
Mi'illln,lGlenroy; 2, Cora Douglas. Mt. '
Stewart; 3, Jennie llonglas, ML Slew"
art; 4, Ernestiiie Grant. -_
clan rx.-school work 
Writing-1, Mary outriugc- Pisfluld i
Weilt;, 2, Eliza McDonald. Pisould , '$1
West; 3. Stella Muliirl. Gleuroy; 4. i-,
Cora Douglas, Mt. Stewart. T'
Maps-1, Barbara Birt. Piailuld 5
East; 2, Augusta Mclntyre. Savage ' '
_i
Harbor; 3,',Charies Steele, St. Anil- ‘_-
ri;w’s; 4. Stella Mullin. Glenroy. |`
Drawing-1, Ernestine Grant, Mtlulll ~
Stewart; 2, Carrie Grant. Mount Stew- 3
art; 3, Daniel Mullin, Glenroy; 4, Ed-
ith Pigot, Mount Stewart. ._
clan x_._Horne-grown Seeds -_
1, Fulton Collin, Savage Harbor; 2. l _
2' Elm" Dunn’ Mount Slewalt' l Muriel Cofiin, Savage Harbor; 3, Mary  I
Ostrldge, Plsquid West. `
»_;».- rv -‘
V Class Xl.-Home-made Candy .
Any kind-1,Aileen Walsh, Mount
Stewart; 2, Ernestine Grant, Mount "
While Potatoes-1. Arthur MCMII-, stewart; 3, Wendell Mcassey, Munn: -
Ribbons were awarded' to the fol- V -
lowing:-'L _` \
100 yards dash. boys over twelve,- -_ -
1, Vernon Bovyer; 2. Earl Warren; ‘*-vh_ _ - _#_
3, curroni currln.  ef Q? 
100 yards dash, boys under twelve, __ _ _ ” ___ 'ff“'___/ ‘
-1, N-orliian Birt: 2. Ross McCarthy;  The nurse WIIO IS “]USt Feady t0 df? ‘ "-.
3, James Collin. ' I ’
Théieilizifg l’I““f"‘l"J°0’;;“n°1;I‘i'])f)‘ff§:X'_‘ _ delicious Cocoa. Of course it feeds every 
-- . r e ui ' _ , - - ' ' r
2’ Vernon Bovyer and Wmmn Bm Q - tired inuscle-it nourishes bone’ and nerve 
.,~,,,ee_,egge,, ,._,,.,,__,,,,y,, ,,,,,,,,, 12  _-but it really does more. “I*l_l_Y S possesses .mlmg
in full measure that subtle spirit of cocoa -  liar
theobromine--which is one of the most`l_>en::-  
iicial stimulants known. bo you sec PRY S g °l»:yN~',a’s";;s 'UT _-
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LETTERS OF SYMPATHY. .
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Savage Harbor 2 Cathrine McKin ‘  
non, Pisquid West, 3 Jennie Douglas,
Mount Stewart 4 Muriel Collin, Suv
age Harbor
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will find a wonderful stimulant in FR S
is a tonic as well as a nourishing food. - -
The following letters of sympathy  9| I “N0thil‘l8  d0  FRY,s” _
have been received by the family on 
the death oi’ Mr'. Josiah Stewart. ' _ _ ,.. __ '
To Misses Ltiurn and Gertle Stewart "`- ` ` ‘ ' ` 

illerrr Sisters,-"I‘he Kingsborougll L "Y '\Ii --~-~»-- »-~ "-1-~~--- - - -  - - ""3 _ ' - -
By the death of your belover father
Yours in behalf of the Lodge
Lllian J, McDonald. _
.To Laura and Gertle Stewart:--Wo
was doubly hard i`or you to part
Mrs. Merril Stewart.
’l_`o Mrs. Elisabeth Stewart and
Dear sisters:-Wllereas it has 5
~T.~\"<
pleased our Heavenly Father to call _1
your beloved husband and father from 
the toil and pain and suffering ol’ 
earth to the' heavenly Home wllere‘ 
ull is joy and peace and rest. We
your sisters of East Point Aid Society :ss
beg to tender' your our sincere syrn~ W
pathy ill your great loss. We know
your home must he very lonely With- 
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out him. _We feel no words of ours  =
will sooths your aching hearts, we »
» only cnu commend you to Him who - ~
hath seen fit to take your loved' one
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Him. May you ever feel His ever- I
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C mbined with Real Accessibility
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tinctive advantages of the new
_ BRISCOE "Duplex Roadster."
This beautiful body was designed by one
of the loreniost body builders. Its gragg.
ful appearance compels admiration. Ill
convenience is unequalled. Note the
double doors-no crowding between the
front seats ti enter the tonneau. And yet
lt is compact-cozy-companionable in
theextreme. Ideal for the man with I small
Iamily, and when only two urs in the car,
you re not carrying ls big empty ear behind.
The BRISCOE has always been noted for in
roomineu. The Touring body has more leg
and elbow room than seems necessary. That]
why wo were able_io bring out or 4-passenger
roadster with sutiicient space between the (mm
and rear seats to permit of double doors.
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sturdy. sopoweriulsnd yet no eeunor-ni¢|'l in
maintain thatil blin s thsioy of motoring wiih.
in reach of thou who have never before been
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Wrlto for Benjamin Briscoe.. 0 n ai
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Nl our needs. Wei cannot under- / Million Dollar Mater" um, noni ouigiyuilorihfedllilill <
grand the meaning gf our trials now.  THE CANADIAN BRISCOE. MOTOR
but some time in tho better hind  General distributing Agents for th, Province ol' p,-mc, ggwgrd “_
we'll know.  " _ ‘_ land vt-lend Office Chsrlotetown. '
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years fear not for He doth hold thy //"
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able to obtain the class of cur they desire at 5
gmac they could afford to psy,
he BRISLOE "Duplex Roadster" is a car to
d°llBl\t the bride-to-bo. It will lend dignity to
the physician. add lo the prestige and prosper-
ily of the sale_sman, uve time and money for
the busy business msn. give untold plealure
to any family.
Tl” "Saul" eguipment ofthe BRISCOE "Du-
plex Roadster would add $200 to the price, of
the aversgfe light car. Youhdo not need lo spend
one cent or extras' w en your choice is A
 imgorth rermemberilig.
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Eyftrlc Lliilltirrg a|nF8trl.rtlngBSli'sto|lrl; Eull
Dil” _SW nes. -fru'nt and rear; Tllted Eye-
?;iver_ ii illtisllleld: l‘roul»l¢~ Light Socket in
_lull\. lnlsoltrle tvuuguz Arrllrieltw; 4ul.o||la.tl1x
flwlléll \yi!h lscy Lock; l-lposdonie-ter: Electric
‘"“~ 1\U\\l>; Jtwk; [Ido s and liepulr Kit-
urld other Iinpol tulrt accessories.
Prize of either style
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Roadster" _ 14| 5.
l"l‘l\ Wheel base,
slnridard in 0 ll al
with wooden
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