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ill use for over 30' years, has borne the signature of
| and has beenmade under his per-
_  sonol supervision since its infancy-
'J . _  Allow no one to deceive you in this.
All Counterfeits, Imitatiuns and “ Just-ns-good ” are but
1 Experiments that trifle with and endanger the 'health of
` Infants and Children-Experience against Experiment.
 What is CASTORIA
i, 'f Custoriu is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare-
l is gori_c, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is pleasant. It
contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic
substance. Its age l.s its guarantee. It destroys Worms
and ailnyd Feverishness. For more than thirty years it
has been in constant use for the relief of Constipation,
Flutuiency, Wind Colic, all Teething Troubles and '
, Diarrlloca.. It regulates the Stomach and Boweis,
assimilutes the Food, giving' healthy and natural sleep.
The Child;-en’s Panaccai-The DIother’s Friend.
cenulus CASTQRIA Arwllvs
Bears the Signature of ~
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A 1' The Kind You Have Always Bought
lYHl CZNTAUI C°NlPANV_ NIH VURK CITY,
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Mount Allison University
 111.15-1s.i;»msoiIv;rSr“S-ri--B-fif
Many Scholarshi s and Prizes are offered.
For information regartlailig Courses of Study, llegreas,
Scholarships, Prizes, .-\fl"lllated ltr-lations, I~lxpcnscS. ctc.
SEND FOR CALENDAR
liirolrling Ftlidclits \\ish‘ng_llesideiilizil Accommodation-for which MUU.\`T
.'\LLlSl PN IS J U>"l`LY F.\ Mt) . S _ should give earliest possible notice.
 dA'“" Address REV. B. C. BORDEN, D.D., President
Theology   B.
A Mount Allison Larlies”~College‘"""so
L omrnsarcrissmmiiinrr
lt is ihr- largest llcsirlrfiital Ladies' Col its standards :ire thc highest: ilssluricnls
_ legcln Canada. areits best advertisement.
itis ina healthful town; it has specialists ltgives Scholarships to worthy students.
fnrleachers. lrs aim is true Education, not surface
It offers Literary Courses, Music Courses
Uratnry Vourses, liouschold Scicncc _ _ _
Courses. and Courses in Fine Arts. ance is steadilylncreaslng.
Free Valendnr on application to
REV. B. C. BORDEN, D. D., PRINCIPAL :: SACKVILLE, N. B.
MOUNT ALLISON ACADEMY
Offers Gcncrzll. Special and Matriculation (`ourscs leading_tq the Collegesof Arts.
Engineering, Mcdlclne, etc. Manual Training
Mt. Allison Commercial College
ilffers a Course in llusincss. Shorthand and Tvnervrifing, Penmanship, etc.
CU.\ll"Oli'l`i\l3Ll‘I RIESIIWINCE
H'l`Ill)NG S'l`.~\l"l-` Ill" .‘CXl’l-illIl‘I.\`f'l‘lD TEACH HRS
gllrsr rlzluyl nrclusjgrrrmsrn 6
J. M. PALMER, M. A., LL. D., l>nlNcll>AL == sAclrvlLLla,N.n.
('.-\Ll'I.‘\I).\R SILNT ON REQUEST `
 
culture _ _
its popularity is undoubted; its attend-
! f - -1 `l
The “Rogers”
Base Burner
A Qualiry Heater
and a Fuel Saver
These Silver Moons are-s_pec-
ially made for us, and are the
heaviestland best finished Silver
Moon on the market.
.7 1 
Being constructed w ith
Double Fire Pot, it radiates the
heat from the bright burning
coals, and gives a larger amount
of heat than any other style of
Heating Stoves.
" 'L.ll:i
Nob 10.a¢¢u»¢»cnllI c|lll¢llIlUlll¢¢solcou|olaculcutslalno
No.   
No.  
No. ll with Revertible  21.00
No. 12 “ “f 
Above :prices include first tee joint' of pipe, and
delivery to any station on Prince Edward Island. r
   clioecrsllorbuoleffo
ii\_x-» *g»_\. ‘ ~, b (5,. ’
wlroLEsAL5,.§r..Rs'r_l\rL _
PRICE-
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iof his speech said:
I “lt is not alone our women and
*children that we have to fight for.
' _X _ e -,-‘ ~_- .A ; .i'»; -4- -nr;-~i~* s ‘-1 i ' _l-v - -4.; » ,.
llll Hll
-IT _EAYB to bu] in this Province.
-THE MORNING DAILY Guardian
can be obtained at Lafferty's Tonsor-
ial Parlors. Sulnmenslde.
--GUNS-Guns, Guns. We wlll be
pleased to have you inspect our line of
Guns and Ammunition while attend-
`fng the Exhibition. F. W. Strong &
;Co., Summerslde, 3223
-RED CROSS 8H|PMENT.- The
0‘Leary Red Cross Society recently
made the. following shipment of
goods:- 48 mouth wlpes;2-i8 dressing
,covers; 120 mounth wipes; 48 hand-
kerchiefs; 8 pairs pillow covers; 37
hospital shirts; 21 towels; 20 pairs
bedsocks; 500 yards roll bandage; 30
fracture cushions, filled and 1 flannel
shirt. Mrs. A. J. Matheson, Treas.
-RESULTS OF GALE-During the
heavy gale on Monday a warehouse on
Royal Avenue, Summerside, belonging
ro Mr. Colin Milligan. collapsed. The
root wus blown oft the building and
smashed against the ground. Two
sleighs and a carriage were destroyed
when the loft which contained _ten
tons of hay fell. The loss is about
$300. ‘
WESTERN PERSONALS -
, -Mrs. John bl Montgomery, Rox-
Lbury, Mass., spent a day last week
with friends in Port Hill.-P.
-Mrs. George E. Hickey who spent
the lust two months with her parents
Mr. and Mrs. Archibald Montgomery,
Bert Hill, left oil Saturday nlorliing oil
return to her home in Worcester.
Mass.-P.
-Among those from Port I-llll who
attended the Clmrlottetown Exhibi-
tion were Miss Janie Ramsay, Miss
Annie Ramsay, Miss Minnie McLel-
lan. Miss Susie McLellan, Miss Lillie
Kllbride, Miss Beruetta Brown_, and
l\Ir. Ernest Kilbride.-P.
-Miss Rose Montgomery, one of
Port Ilill’s most popular young ladies
left on Saturday morning for Worces-
ter, Mass., where she will spend the
winter with her brotllers and sisters,
Miss Montgomery will be missed iii
the community and especially in the
Pesbyterian clilircli where she was nl-
ways ready and willing to give u
helping hand to all that was for the
arvallcculent of the church.-P.
MUST FIGHT illll
THE' " Mlllllli SEX"
LONDON, Sept. 28.-That inodestl
Irish hero, Sergt. 0’Leary, V. C. tells
a story of his reception in liyde Park.
an Irish officer, who, ill the course
We have, in addition, to protect thc
kiluts, who brighten our Khaki-ridden
self- satisfied smiles.
V ` F st f' ht
tion for p_¢i_vertisli.lg"in this column. -’
Cash must_accom‘pany order. Milli- ""f`¢,
mum charge, twenty-uve c nts. - ~» -_  '
-w. K. Meooutnn,-Globe rar 1¢0N1?0N'.5°P*~ .27-*PP*-'°5‘7“‘f
Exchange. li Guardian Agent in sum. gates guarding =;g1_l_{_g;,Gv§g§org; Isp;
m°',°’d°‘ , - - -lthe hsernltans and’ A_’uptria11s` in the
-°°"°"-"1 ‘° 1"” 5'” °°"°“ °'§iL'.§‘.f§§§°§l‘. .i§°i$'§1.§'i§§1-rfiiirq
close even weave and ‘good weight.  Th Belgian! “tech-Iso “kms 
regular 12c on sale fol"Fair D8Y~B Bl ‘ muifnem part hi t e new ouenmve.
pe' yard mc' SINCLAIR &  liilovement, Their olificlal announce-
ART LTD. _a19'1-9- _ mem w___rt__Vt}___ cwturenqt it Ewngi,
-wmrsn ovsncoATs-wnailaboui  "_’{_e¥h§0_§`B§.2f_e‘§_f§9?-E-_,.~f_ "HGH tb;
that new winter Overcoat. We have a tha Gen-nm-‘H 5! ad 'aim ;‘~~l':‘§_§i~,-'che§;
good lille oi"up to date clothing to It is -béueived in Lindon that “W-
sbow you. Call and see us. F. W. 0 B fn -'H6 w~-eu --Wm -again
new m v t
Stmng & C°' 3228 bring the Germans face to face with
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 . 1 riliQ~¢l;ws*
‘case earlier in the war. »' ‘
§ Military Writers point out that the
I risns abd Germans on arfrolit of 700
 _..,..»..._._ _
w_ -,..» .,\:._.¢,~,
 ' \ 1. 
the necessity of n`1`alrfngf'\ choice'
between the two fronts, al was the
Russians areihoivi holding themult-
mlles while the presence of'u0|u'l_Y
%300,000 strongly entrenched Germans
' 's failed to prevent an advance into
iFr'i‘iice'zh i i ii   th
f is e say -ulus noresse e,
. ei-plexlcleryf or diesel-man seneraig
_ taff and react immediately on any
'_ lens which may- hsvrbeeu formed
r new attacks lu the south or south-
east.
-swexrsns --con sweaters,   
F. \v. strong & oo., s\_;\;12?,‘_§i§iiii2;   A _
-PA|Ls'r're sl|.l<.- $1.00 qualify ' ‘ ‘ '-.__ . _
in Pallene suits, :la no as inches wide 1 _l;0ND0N- _3°.‘l’_*~n23~a_f; Bxfffch hfgle
lu all leading shades, special Ex- ,°a °°.mm“” °“§° W -P - -_
hibltlon offer per yard only 75c Sin- last night- “YS
’ _ _ ,pulsed a. number of counter-attacks
__ 31979 ZSMEZL _and inflicted heavy loss onthe ene-
_CURTMN scmM__ 10 pieces my. East ot Loos _our offensive is
' _ progressing.
curtain scirim ill: paula unddfarécy cent “Our captures new .amount to 53
tre with eep or er. Soo v ue a. ‘omcem and 280° men 18
, , guns and
18c, to clear for Fair Days at 1215:: 32 machine guns The enemy sham
per yard' SINCLMR 8.' STEWART’ doued a conslderiible quantity of ma-
LTD' ' `n97`9`28ME2i‘ terial which has not et been classi-
___ . v
-nEvEnsls|.s coA'rlNGs. - “eil-
Women’s reversible coatings, assert- s » » -
ed good Fall shades, regular $2.50 and BR|T§\HR;é'§EGTE;gQ:`NP%g':l|Il0Ns
$2.75 cash value, on sale for Exhlbl- -
tion Days special at 1.75 and $1.95 s
, LONDON, Sept. 27.-The Amster-
yd‘ SINLLAIR & s1§E‘.Yf;§_'§_é8ME2i_ dam correspondent' of Reuter’s Tele-
iratxiri Company says that the Handlels-
_ - a t correspondent on the Islan of
....s<:.?l.i.;..“l.e.°‘;:..“sr::.n..;':::   -f  --1-
. . land, sends the following account 0!
ers, with cloth or dull kid tops, all .
sizes worth up to $3.50 on sale for g;_?u§’°g;,b[;rg2;‘€;:_§_f;€l_?:§I!`;:‘Fge°' Bel'
SINCLAIR & STEWART’ TLD' five warslgips arild 25 smaller vesiels
-NEW HOTEL AT 0'LEARY. --
Having openéa e noiel (The orient) at f,},‘§,,f”fve",.’f,’P,§"8  Wh” “P,I;,§’
Omeary’ we are n°w prepared t° cater German batteries re li de igiiliisli htm
to all travellers, nicely located near guns but not ,mm 1% e. l‘ k g er
the station, concrete sidewalk, bright ..A big column or °,f' °°t'7 , _ k
airy rooms, and good service. T. M. arose from Zee," Emo e a °c °°
llowini. 2940-s-1aMn. ~ . “gg” “PP‘".‘”“‘.¥
‘  
-FOR SALE-The fast pacer Pre- -
niier at the Exhibition Grounds on 
Friday, October lst, at 1 o'clock. He
is ull excellent driver and can win in
his class. Eligible to 2.29 class. R.
H. Morrison, Summorside.
3226-9-29M2i
Tumi
----TWO-DEATHS. - A young child of
twclve yours. bclollglng to Mr. Sylv-
ain Gallant, Nail Pond, died recently
of throat trouble and word has also
come that Miss Jane McCue of Nor-
wn_\', died away ill the State.-Z.
-QUIET WEDDING. - Mr. John
Arsenzlult was unltcrl in marriage on
Caps, Gloves and ull kinds of clothing ,,""'-""°f*.'I§".1`.’ -¥'»~'f<l ' .l 'L-f‘ A:
for the cold weather can be bought at ' '  S _ _
reasonable prices at me Peoples swi-e.  `R ll ' i “'.‘ ‘ ' et in or is eulnumlosmnuei
e. 1 ' ' '-1 ' ' ‘ ‘ "
clnm & STEWART LTD. ' ` “N°““W°B* °f`H“““°~’l'W° h*°"'°"‘* zeeilruggee, The fleet departed as
Exhibition buyers per Da" $235' “An En lish s uadrou corislstln oil
3197`9'28ME2i' opened fire on Zeebruggee ot 630‘
o’clock this morning. Only two of,
_-_-_-V-.-_-:_-:::.-:.-_-.~_~.-_-_-:_--:_j:.;-::_1-:::;,f::::::
l aused by 'shell -Elillill
ess . Ord t ‘ L
target. The English also employed
light guns, but the shqts did not
‘r-inch t-he"`coast und'-'word' probably
1_1 rected against submarines. From
time' to time a Germim aeroplane flew
-groin the coast to tbe~fleet-~whlle fe
captive balloon also ascended from
10.30 0'_Cl0Ck. -
WERNER VAN HORN
FILES AN APPEAL.
BOSTON, Sept. 27.-Werner Van
Horn, the German army reservlst,
who tried to blow up the internation-
al bridge between Canada->an`d'~ the
1Unit'ed States at* Val_1ceboljo,~ Maine,
last February, to-day =fiied an appeal
from the declslolrof' the federal ‘court
lu denying his release on a writ of
habeas corpus. -"  » H »' '
- -svv an-2 ,»»;i~»`~ifev»¢»-I vw. 1-..
§i,f»lii.“llii"i?
ii
ldlerlllimam and lll|l.,ll`
_ Avolr, Msyllth, 191%?
.“If blve iused- ‘Fl'uit~o»tivus!»i'o1'
!nd¢l¢l~4¢on m|dConab‘jaiipa with most
excellent results, -and they. continue b
bsmyfmly modlalue..= I*-snr “Flutte-
ilvel' adsertisedrwlth niletter in which
homo one recommended than very
highlyt,so1t'l=iedthem. Theresulhyare
more than satisfactory, and I have no
hesitation in recommending ‘Fruit-;-
tivel*‘\ ‘H L =AiElIE #.00BB¥’1'.l‘.
'Time-ls`provl.ng that ‘Fruit-li-tives'
smuhundluhwudeiburwn-#novo
pmmphebwm-allhnopifaasllyaobn
cxdlyanad. Zhvnbh ~  °
_ abox, 8 for $2.50,-tid size 25c.'
Agcealen assent r>°m»\1<l_bv Fruit-
s- ves Limited, Ottavrlr
gressman Joseph F. 0'Connell, the
pglsoner questions the regularity of
t e extradition proceedings by which
he- was removed from' Maine to this
state, and also the refusal of the
court. to permit blm' to invoke the law
of nations, or present ~a commission
as an officer in the German army in
defence of his notions. 'Van Horn
makes o. general allegation of error
by all the judges and muglstraltes
who have acted in the procgediggs
since his arrest.
The appeal will be heard by the
federal circuit court of appeals, which
lish sweaters-or a sweate
boy to wear them out.
Kensington
Tuesday to Miss Mary Arsenaulf. of
Palnler"'RU '“ThF_mpW
- ,_ .,.-.ess, ;..y-
killed, ulalmed ol broken in health. ne] Mmmt0n_ James Ron’ ,1,rur0_
 ‘  Ill. Shaw, Torollto; Jas. F. Stems
St. John; E. H. Shaw. Toronto and
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. ;.:’.-;'».iil..€\"€il" »"*"‘f| “I 55 ' ’ "‘ T-ti."-i"~li."ll-”.`~
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.Tile coNDo
 Lamp
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For more light-better
light-for proper illuminat-
ion in every part of the
home- ~ , ,
You need- the CONDOR
Tlmgsteulalnp. '
This lamp gives far better
light than ever before-at a
big saving in current bills.
You need the CONDOR.
A. Leslie, Montreal _-Z.
LETTER FROM SON.-Mr. Martin
Doyle was the recipient of a letter
from his son Hazard on the way to
the trenches the other day in which
he praises the treatment uccorded hlm
and his Island comrades by the ofil-
eers in charge and asking his father
to let no stone stand lu the way of his
other two brothers if they wish to en-
list for says he every Canadian youth
should do his duty and go out and fight,
not only for freedom but to uphold his
country and King.-Z.
-SEVERE STORM. - What prov-
od the worst wind und rain storm
around Tlgiilsh this year broke out
Sunday afternoon and raged all of
that day and Monday. The oldest res-
idents around the shores claim they
never saw the water come any higher
than what it on Mollday. Nearly all
of the bridges were overflowed and
at Tignlsli Run the 'water overflowed
the whnrves and buildings construct-
ed thereon were underm ned, a great
deal of damage was done to boats
moored in the harbour. At about 4 p.
m. Monday a part of B new schooner
came ashore near Tlgnish Run _and it »
is reported that two other vessels
are aground on the north side of Lot
One shore. At the time of writing the
writer cannot give a more accurate re-
port of the da .-Z
a..\
H1856 .
D|sAs'rRous Fins, -Two homes
were destroyed by fire at a few minu-
tessto midnight on Saturday evening
n t. Louis. The fire first appea ng ' ‘ ` ' _ '
on the roof of the house occupied by  0
Mrs. McCormack as a. dwelling house _ _~_ __
and before any water could be had to f- l_'\‘l  U it ‘l
exungiilsii the names me dwelling  to
house of Mr. Roslmond Bernard. a.
short distance away was an only Dreif
and burned quickly. At the tlme ot
the fire the wind was blowing hard _
which accounted for, the second home
to go to ruin it being directly in the
path in the direction trac wind was
blowing. Very little fur ture in eith-
ei house was saved and All efforts to
s_ve the adjoining burns were success-
ful after rl gl-ear. deal of work by will-
l g hands althouglfdreuched to the
silo. Mrs. McCormack hm! onli' 11090
in St. Louis for the IMC twlf months.
she with her daughter hsvfns ‘l¢0m6
from Chicago and were spendllm U16
pulnmer ln St. Louis. The house she
was living ln belonged to Mrl. James
Shea (widow) of Waterford. Mr.
Rosimond Bernard lil is _wfll known
former-of St. Louis having lved there
for the last forty Years. Both houses
, are Insured a d in the one ot Mr.
Blwk &
or .-“+125--Grafton-Street
¢
Nomura his nal insurance 
on the building for the las lift
mouths. he having lived ill the time
prior thereto on his farm without hav-i - .
ins lil' lwlldlnss _i_l|\\I§¢.-sis
Also  Meri for
2 Heavy Battery
MAJOR, LEIQH,
Your ~boy_,,iieeds-one of /’
our warm,  and sty-
coatj L.
L Good as an overcoat in _U
many_ways, these garments _f
will give yearsotsatisfact-
, ory wear---are so strong and
! well made that they will re-
sist the best efforts of your
Special reinforcements at
cuff,s`ho_ulder and neck. All
sizes here and many grades,
Reuben Tuplin & Co.
frlimugn hh q_g__\1_i};3§gii,_i‘1§`.’.?;‘_3iT.,.C,§°“'. “P51118 SWI15 hers next Mohd .
, Wilrm __§ trong and Stylish
Scliboi Sweaters for _Boys
1' t'/J
.. Hover. Ann|vA|_s-Registered at ~’ 4 -
for‘t§éSgverre;;ese:3;€§§c:1uof “she _the Bellevue Hotel this week were the I _  _ »
middle sex because thev mqy be the following:-R. li. Elliot, Sackvllle; `  ._" : ‘  1.
fathers of the future gclierafioll when J' A' MCASMH' Halifax; Fred Emnan' _ J' . , , '
the brave the cllivalrous :ind patriot- H' Hughes' J' Bi Rombaugh' Cha" R h "Q 4 L
., ' ' ` , lotteitlwil; G. T. iart, London, Eng.; , _.
ic. manhood of these Isles will be G W, B et Halifax J B Me .
Wants 15 Men
to complete _est_fab1ishment, owing to an increase
of strength the Batteryrequires the above num-
ber of men,._Con'_1e quickly or you will be too late.
Apply to Lieut; Col. A. I. Peake, at Camp Brighton
Sydney Mines
,_ _.,.,,,  '-   e, twentyntyvo menare required for
(;`r,L*;,‘:l1f___»____ _t  Sydney Mlnes, under°Ma_]0r Darke,
if;¢_._;fgpl,j¢i_¢e _ ,enty-two men who are going to the
Drill Shed.
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Y, .
Cite ofBrt1`ce Stewart & Co.
. ... _., .. ,_ ~..-
° CANT. J. A WEBSTER, _  
A Lllioi; ‘cbi.,,_A_ G. 
  . é1;;J1R°SS’
Office, or
Camp Brlghto
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.vi :amend vii hmuimsr. l' -w~»~fu.».aLam»|s.r..»f Mil’ ` 1-* " !~f~¢".¢-  3 -` 5/'""'
. ._ b nf I i _ groom is :L prominent young farmer _
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their surprising socks,\ and tllcir‘me“dS_ ‘i " ‘  ' W "'"'"'”""Y"’Y YW