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AN _ _ _ " SEPTE.\iBE.R_3o, 1915 ' "`
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l Your Auction Sale __ _ if
Drug  
Trade
We would like yonr drug
trade. We are quite sure
that with our complete
stock and splendid service
we can supply your every
want in the line of drug
store goods, and serve you
‘ in a manner that will make
i you enjoy trading here.
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You will find this ri de-
pendable drug store-your
purchases will always be as
represented.
., G. .lamieson
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TIDE TABLE
SEPTEMBER.
Hight Water.
M Time H’t Time
1600
17.09
18.21
19.36
20.36
21.21
22.00
22.35
23.07
23.38
12.42
13.28
14.16
15.10
16,15
17.40
18.57
20.02
20.54
21.40
22.20
22.57
23.30
12.01
12.43
13.24
14.05
, | 14.48
30 l Th. ‘ 1.45 7.7 15.36
Sl§r"I`I£M13I-Jil.-lst to -itli, clear and
pleasant. 5th to Sth, threatening.
fltii to Ilith, high winds. 14th to 18th.
cool, backward conditions. 19th to
23rd, stormy conditions. 24th to 27th.
ehniigeable, 28th to 30th, seasonable
weather.
DIARY OF E VEN TS.
TO-DAY.
t'it_v _\lugistratc`s (‘ourl il a. ni.
i‘i'int~i- i<Idward 'l`ileutrc_ 7 and 3.45.
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2 Th. 3.08
3 1-_ 3.48
4 Sa. 4.48
5 S. , 6.02 _
1; M, 7.21 `
7 'i‘u. 8.27
8 W. 9.24
9 Th. 10.17
10 F. 11.07
11 Sa. 11.55
12 S. 0.08
13 M. 0,37 ‘
14 Tu. 1.07 Y
15 W. 1,40 `
16 Th. 2.19
17 F. 3.09
18 Sa. _ 4.16 _
19 S. I 5.45
20 M. I 7.15
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22 W. ‘ 9.34
23 'i`h. 10.28 Z
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BIRTIIS
Li 
IVES._ .\'i` ,\Iclltnl.{ue, Sept I5, 1915.
to .\li°. and .\lrs. 'i`. tl. Ives a sou.~-ii.
ROBERTSON.- .~\t “lirutlciiell on
Si-pt. 25th, lilln, to Ilir. and Mrs.
ifobt-i'isoli, a son.-»-ii.
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BIA RRI.-\ (IES
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COFFIN-FISHER.-,-\t Savage liar-
biiiir, on \\'ciiiiestlay_ Sept. lttilli, by
the liev, lt. l’. .\iurrtl}', William .\.
Voilln, el' Snvtigi- liarbour, and Annis-
ltuth l~`isiicr, ot' i’eakt°'s lleutl.
PIGOTT-MCEWEN.-.»\t_ the Queen
iioiel, Fliariotictoii, on \\'t-dnesday,
Sept, 22nd, by the Rev. il. l'. Murray.
of .liount Stewart, James \Valton l’i-
gott, ui’ Savage lIarboui', and Hen-
rietta Zila Mcltliveii, oi' Sl. i’cter'5
liurbour.
DALHOUSIE'S HOSPITAL UNIT
li/\I.Ii"AX, Septcniber 28. ----
'I`he offer of a liospilai unit niude
ll.V Dalhousie lliiiversity to the British
War Office, through thc Ottawa iniii-
tary uuili0rltiea_ which was declined
witll thanks lust _vcur_ but was quite
recently renewed, has been accepted,
When tho war wus only a few months
old an offer of a hospital unit for 200
beds was niadc, but this wus not ac~
ceptnhle to the war office. 'I`lit-re was.
however, li possibility of renewing the
offer at u later date. Accordingly, a
fortnight ago llr. John Stewart, llcctoi'
Mcluncs, and (I. S. ('anipbcll. wont to
Ottawa, where they interviewed Major
(lent-.ml Sir Sain liuglics. who, after
consulting some of his staff, said that
the offer would have his rccnniniouda-
tion to the War Office.
Yesterday word came to Ilaiifax that
the offer, which had been increased to
u unit of 400 licds, had been accepted.
A number of doctors are named as
ones who are likely to he the officers
of the unit and a meeting will be held
today for the purpose of preparing
information for Ottawa as to the offi-
cers and the date of organization.
About one hundred and tiiirty, all
ranks, will be required for this uliit.
,'|'WENTY KILLED IN EXPLOSION
ARDMORE. Okla.. Sept; 27.-At
least twenty persons were killed and
it is estimated 200 others were in-
jured seriously here this afternoon
when s 260 barrel tank csr of gasoline
sxplodsd in the lissrt of the business
district. 'rho force oi' the explosion
shook down many buildings and threw
burning gasoline ln.svery direction.
A tow minutes ister Ardmore was at
sho mercy of its soars of fires.
- At S o’clock lbs fins were under
DRUGGIST 
  _i_;i_;>_ti_c __fu_i;d,‘__t_ba't_h there is not half
I am instructed by Edward Bay- pose that both machine gun funds
field, Esq., to offer for sale by Public supplies be turned over to the Pat-
Auctlou at the Premises on 'Phursdsy rlotlc fund so. that it will not ran in
the 7th, October at 11 o’clock forenoou which it is intended for. ’l‘iiis will
His valuable Residence. Buildings have general approval. Look at the
and iaiid. on the North I-liver Road, poor widows who gave up their only
and close to (.‘harlottetown, the whole h0y_ |00); at the wives whl, gave up
D\‘0D0I'l.\' which Contains 14 01' 15 their husbands and husbands gave up
acres of land will be offered first, if their wives and children, Sad part-
not sold. then the Residence with ings there were many feeling that it
Buildings and a little more than 5 was their last farewell. Later. goto
acres of land will be offered, then the some of ghose homes and gee the
7 acres on the South Side, and then weeping and so,-row for 10,5; ones;
the cottage on the North Side with 2 and' oh, the poverty, priviatiou and
acres of land. Should the day he un- hardships for years to come. whlll-.‘
favorable the sale will take place the ghghghhdg of young meh are at home
following day. enjoying all the comforts of life and
intending purchasers can -inspect health 131; not their duty 10 gub-
the premises on 'Tuesday and Wednes- Scribe and pay hm) this fund to sup.
day 5th and tltii i'roni 10 to 12 and 2 por; and mqghrt ghe dependents of
till 5 o’clock.
R. BEAIRSTO.
AUCli0Il€€I`- There have been a good many road
3217-9-29.\Itf_ masters who have paid into the Road
s 0 ,
Notice ol Meeting as f.z"il:if..“i..i“t:’..t";.;".;l‘;;‘:;
_l Let everv r I t ll t
i
| The Shareholders of the Chas.
Dalton Silver Black Fox tio., Ltd.,
are hereby iiotitled that the third
' annual meeting of this company
will be held in Knights ot' Pythlas
Iiall, l'rowse lllock. Charlotte-
town, on Thursday, October 7th,
1915, at 2 p.m.
W. B. PROWSE. Secretary.
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I ani instructed by Mr. \Villiam Mc-
Millan to sell by public auction on
Weiiiiesilay, October the sixth his
valuable farm at Brackley Beach,
stock, crop and implements. The farm
coiitaitis 92 acres, fronts on Rustico
lluy where an abundance of mussel
niutl and other sea manure can be
obtained, is all clear in a high state
oi' cuitivatioii and well fenced with
cedar posts and wire. There are on
the premises a dwelling house, two
ibarns, piggery, hennery and iniplc-
ments house. l`here are also two nev-
cr failing wells ot’ water on the fafm
and ii pump in the house. For terms
of sale see hand bills.
PETER BRODIE,
Auctioneer.
2842-9-4_\l St hfiwks.
  <lollar_s. As l_ian<_led in Road _Masters
For Sale I "af 
Lady Sybil
Leaves intercolonisl Railway Wharf
Pictou, Nova Scotia,
MONDAY AND THURSDAY
of each week, on arrival ot the morn-
ing express from Halifax (about
thence to Magdalen Islands a.s fol-
lows:
du-Nord, Amherst, Grindstone Island
and returns to Pictou.
THURSDAY-Leaves Sourls for
Amherst, Grindstone Island, Point
Bosse and Grand Entry. Returning
calls at Point Bosae, Grlndstone, Am-
herst, Souris, and returns to Picton.
On the first trip in the months of
June, July, August and September,
weather permitting, calls at West
Bay to land :nails and passengers for
Amherst, thence to Pryon Island. Re-
turning, calls at Point Bossa, Grind-
stone, Amherst. and Souris.
For further particulars apply to
WM. ROBERTSON & SON,
Agents, Halifax.
CHAS. W. IVES,
Agent, Plctou.
MATTHEW McLEAN dt CO.,
, Agents, Souris. `
Or to WM. McLURE, Manager and
Owner, Pictou, Nova Scotia..
2061-7-15Mtf.
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i.iUii[i Hill ii-iiiii-[lil]
BUY HINEINE Dill]
iiillM i WiNililW
(,lllYSIl(iilO, Sopt, 28-(liie of the
niost ht-arf reiidiiig incifleills that has
ever been rcportcd in this vicinity,
occurred at lioaclivalc last evening, by
which itlilnioiifi (‘ly<le Mclionzie, the
little six year old non of Alex. McKen-
zie lost his life, It appears that
there ivcro sonic kittens in the barn
ol which the little boy was very fond
unil this iinlc when he went to _seo
tlicni, it is supposed that he was
afraid to go bciiind the horse tlirough
thc stable, and get to them, tried to
climb in through an open window
which wus held up by a stick. In
doing so he must. have knocked thc
stick out, bringing the window down
upon hiin. When his mother, becoming
anxious at. ills absence, went to look
for him site found him caught by the
neck in the window and quite dead.
Tile frantic mother ran with him iii
iicr arms to the father, who was work-
ing in the grain field nearby, but notli-
lnlr could be done as life was extinct,
The decent-ied was -an unusually
iirnuit little uni and the only son of
his parents. wiio are naturally pros-
trsted with grief and the whole com-
munity innurns with them in their
sudden bereavement.
THE REGIMENTS WHICH SUFFER-
ED IN THE CASUALT YLIST
are 24 officers. 12 dead; 2,226 men.
418 dead. The regiments suffering
were the 9th Lancashire Fusiliers
:ontrol sod the city was under msn-
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» s again and l feel fine. \‘\'c were flown
   at Wales sliootliig for it week we got
“ ° ” tin
________ _ iycrerigiit _in amongst the uiountaiiis
noon), for Souris. P. E. Island,nmd 2” ‘W3 ha _ ~ ' ' . '  l "
[here awaits the arnval or the anep Tioisc shoelng all the tune, we were
noon tram from Charlottetown; there \ve sliced about six horses all
M0NDAy__Leave Sour” tm. Etang_ t`or the week and 'thc other two
and point B0SBe_ Re,_m.ning_ cans at | horscs that were left behind we are
Griudstonm Amherst and Souris; and quite a piece behind the battery when
m
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r,- see y your paper that there
is a great cry for funds for the Pat-
g e instalments as
demands require, and that you pro-
those referred to who fought and
died for you and their country?
District Gilii Fund. Now as the elec-
tion is over and all the Road Masters
still in their places, the Patriotic
_ oat mas er co ec what
he can within two weeks and send it
to the Editor of The Guardian who
will place it in the hands of the Mau-'
ager of the Canadian Bank of Com-
merce who has kindly consented to act
as 'I`reusurer. I canvassetl my district
in the spring and $182.00 was sub-
scribed for the Patriotic Fund, and
now they have paid $27.25 for the
Gun Fund without a murmur or com-
plaint. 'I`here are over 480 districts
an<l although that amount can't be
collected in every district, the sum
total should amount to thousands of
names and dlstrut will be prliited in
The Guardian
Road Master,
Red Point.
Pill FUH iililllliil _
iiiUM ISLINU Siliilliil
The folloivini: letter has been re-
ceived by Mr. Joseph Gallant, Euston
Strect. from his son Austin who is
now in ldugluud on Overseas Service-._
Otterpool (‘amp,
Eng., Sept. 6, 1915.
licar Father and Mother:
Just it few lines to let you know
that l ani well hoping that _vou's are
all the same, My finger got all right
back last cvcning we had tt great
ic. lt was 'the be-st week tllat I'
put in since l joint-d the battery. 1
was wishing that we could stay there
longer.
It is a very rough country down
there it is nearly all niountains we
it is quite cold tiicre now. but we had
good quarters, .sonic-tliin|.: the same
d in Halifax l nas .it ‘tic
the we-ck there was one slloeing-
suiith and I wt-nt willi the battery
smiths staid ut camp to shoe the
they are shooting we are about two.
iiiiles.Joliii Turnerandiwcre up the
niountains Saturday a.t`t.critouii for a
walk and it was some walk alright,
we climbed for about 2 hours \ve sawl
the Ronian steps, 'there is a thou-
sand altogetlier, 'they _'zo right up to
the top ot’ the mountain, I got some
lietiier while I was up this is it in
the letter, the mountains are cover-
ed with it. l was into a. house. on our
way down from the mountains that
was three hundred years old, there
was Welsh people living in it, and we
had out tea there, it was wortii sce-
ing inside. they had thc old fashion-
ed fire place mid the old chairs and
they burned turf' instead oi` coal, our
‘tea cost sixteen cents and we had
more than what we could eat we were
the first (kinatlians that the people
had seen down there, they did not
know what to matte of us at fir.:-it. it
seemed as though they thought that
we were outlaws or minietliing. it
seems very t'uniiy that you are not
getting any mail from me I have
wrote two or three letters and seine
postcartis since the last' letter I got
i`roni you's. I have been mailing all
"LV letters at the Y. M. C. A., tent l
think that l will give thein to the
niail man after this. l don't lliink
that it can be oit account of 'thc ad-
dress. I flou't think that I have for-
l-'rotten it yet. Lleut. Bctlinne stopped
me thc other evening untl`_ nsikcfl me
why I was not writ.ing houie he said
that he heard that you did not hear
from nic since I came. I told him that
l did not know it must of been u mis-
take that .I wrote about seven or
eight letters since I canie over here.
There inust be something wrong with
the niail for l write nearly every week
I have been well ever since l came
here excepting 'the cut: finger that I
liud but it is all hotter now.
l nm still working at the horse-
slioeing. I was .sent to s. place called
Lympine today to fholp a village
smltli there 'to make some shoes for
us it is about tt half ivpurs walk from
Wlmll. I like the work fine. We are
getting all the shoes made that we
can get as we expect to be going to
Franco pretty soon. I think that we
will be here nearly all this month
Yet. We will have about two months
'training in France before we go to
N10 llflnlr lille. You can keep on
wriiiulz to the same address as what
I gave you foo* here and it will be
sure to get me where over we go.
I don’t lhinfk that I will be able
to take a 'trip to London yet as all the
long leave psuisers are stopped as
they don't know when we will be
PEiiiiliiMlllEt IESIS
Report No. 7, of the Canadian Board
of Performance for Pure Bred Dairy
Cattle. which has just come t0 llanfl-
coutalns some Interesting information
regarding Island cattle.
in the class for mature Ayrshlrés.
A. McRae & Sous have had five Pure
bred Ayrshires qualify, ranging ln
milk from 8,504 lbs to 16.696 pounds.
and in butter fat from 371 pounds to
729 pounds. A four year old has also
qualified with a record of 7,787 pounds,
ot` iiillk and 379 pounds of biltter fat
and two two year old Ayrsliires, one
with a record of 10,742 pounds of milk
and -192 pounds of butter fat. and the.
other with a record of 7,261 pounds--of
milk and 323 pounds of butter fat. it
is worthy of particular mention that
one oi' these cows. “Milkniaid 4th" was
thirteen years of age at the 'commence-
ment ot’ the test. It was she that gave
only 8,504 pounds of milk and 371
pounds of butter fat. Her daughter.
"Milkninid 7th” giving 16,696 pounds
of milk and 729 pounds of butter fat.
and her graudaugliter as a two year
old gave 10,742 pounds of milk and
492 poutids of butter fat. ‘
Easton Bros. of Charlottetown had
in all six cows qualify. The aged
cows giving 11,086 pounds of milk and
435 pounds of butter fat; 9.031 pounds
of milk and 392 pounds of butter fat;
8,586 pounds of milk and 394 pounds
of butter fat. Their three year old
Ayrshire gave 9,058 pounds of milk
and 359 pounds of butter fat, and their
two two ear olds gave nearly alike.
7,279 pounds of milk each and 308 and
311 pounds of butter fat respectively.
Another cow bred by Easioii Bros. but
now owned by Stanislaus Gallant, of
St. (‘lirysostome, qualified with a re-
cord of 9,205 pounds of milk and 325
pounds of butter fat. _
Bertram Brown. of York. had an
Ayrshire qualify in the mature class
with 9,491 pounds of milk and 427
pounds of butter fat. and S. R. Cairns
of Lower Freetown, one with 10.609
wounds of milk and 404 pounds Ot' but-
ter fat.
Roy W. I-lullpitt. of Cardigan, had a
two year old lieifer giving 10.795
'rounds of niiik and 435 pounds of but-
ter fat, which gives her the fourth
“lace in Canada among Ayrshire hei~
ters.
This is a reiiiarkahlc showing for
\yrs-ihircs as they are not generally
'onsidered to he extra liea_vy produ-
1-0l‘S.
ln the class for Giiernseys none
roni P. E. island qualified but three
bred by Roper Bros. of -f‘harlott.etowu
nd sold by tlieni to Nova Scotia and
irltish Columbia. qualified. among
lieni a two year old with 486 pounds
~i` butter fat to her credit.
in the Holstein class Lee & Clark.
oi” Victoria, had one three year old
'lualify with 16,555 pounds of milk and
100 pounds oi` butter fat; one two year
old with 11.263 pounds of milk and 414
wounds oi' butter fat, and another one
vith 10,790 pounds ot' milk and 413
minirls of butter fat. If is worthy
if note that although I-Iolsteins are
'upposcd to give milk not particularly
‘ich in butter fat. these three cows
~wnr-tl by Lea lc Clark, averaged for
'he your almost 4 ri. c. of what is coil-
=idered rich milk for any breed.
ln the clas; for Jerseys William
"iark. of North Wiltsliire, had three
vitality, one giving 8,507 pounds oi’
iliik and 442 pounds of butter fat, and
‘wo two year olds, one giving 6.168
'iounds of iniik and 373 pounds of but-
‘cr fat and uiiotlier 9,591 pounds of
iiiilk and 462 pounds of butter fat. Jer-
'eys are not generally supposed to be
'wavy inilkers bitt. those belonging to
`-/Ir. Clark that qualified have shown
lot only to he heavy producers of but-
er fat hilt also ot` milk.
This whole record is most gratify-
ing to the breeders of Prince Edward
'sltind. It shows thc interest that is
‘ieing taken in pure bred live stock
ind that there is in fhe Province tlte
very finest quality of all the tlifferent
‘iref-_(ls. and breeders need not go
fro abroad to get thc best that can be
‘ind for the improvement of their
herds.
IREEKS REMAIN
FIRM FOR ALLIES
LONDON, Sept. 28.-The cheering
of the Greek populace gathered in
front of the office of he British Min-
ister, Sir Francis I-1. H. Elliot. was n
:iigniilcaiit incident in Saturday's
ci-isis, says the correspondent at
Athens, ot’ lleuter‘s Telegrmn Com-
pany.
Although Greece still feels the ef-
fects of the late llalknn war. the cor-
respnndeiit adds, all shades of Opin-
ion support the iiiobllizution of the
Greek army as the only possible
course which the Hellenic Govern-
ment could take.
»_~_~_-_ _-,-,~_-_=~v »~.-» -_-_-ff -_ _-E-,~_~_-_-_-:. .1-.~_ -‘rf-ff
war news here, not as much
as \viicii we were in Canada. Th6Y
seem to think here that the wal'
will he finished this fall, they 8rB
sending an nwfui lot of troops to
France this month there is over one
hundred Batteries going,so they must
be intending to do something.
The weather is getting quite 000|
here it is beginning to feel like fall. I
have a couple of snaps here that I
had taken at the forge. I am sending
them in the letter you can see what
kind of a place that we are working ln.
it is about a mile from camp. I am
having s good time and am in the|
best oi' health. llow is all the peoplel
around homo. I suppose everything
is just about the same as when I left.
Well this is all for now, and I hope
that you‘s get this lettor. So Good
Bye.
With best regards from AUSTIN.
Write soon and don't forget to send
mo some chewing tobacco. I will
l vrlte asain this week.
leaving hors. We don't get very much ,
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Eiiiiiiliil Ililliliill ,_
Name of Poll.
Long River
French River
Cli_t'ton
Granville
Hope River
Hazel Grove
Stanchel
Bradalbane
Westmoreland
Crapaud
Melville
Emyvale
Bonshaw
last night.
Name of Poll.
New Glasgow
l-lunter River
North Rustleo
South Rustico
Wheatley River
North Wiltshire
New Haven
Riverdale
Milton
North River
Nine Mile Creek
St. Catlierine's
Name of Poll.
Bracklcy Point
Brackley Point
Coveheud
Pleasant Grove
Little York
Bedford
Tracatlie
Mount Stewart
Pisquid
Monaghan
1-'orr Augustus
Johnston‘s River
Mount lierbert
Southport
Name of Poll.
Pownal
(Iherry Valley
Vernon River
Grand View
(tsledonln.
Orwell Cove
Eldon
Point Prim
llello River
Wood islands
Majority for McNeviii
Majority for Kennedy-
Road
Yenerday was Declaration./Day , word esch continuation. Qssh must sooompsny order. Minimum 
for Queen’s County. Court wa.s_open-i °|,,,.°, -|-w,,,¢y_||" ¢,hg._
ed in Charlottetown at ten oclock _ _ _ _ -
with Sheriff Horne as Returning Dill- -\-l>lH>'+t-+l+ll~4~»*+-l_v-<H>+++.++4~+l4»-I-Orr#-~l~-2+-’+»I=§-i<HeI»A¢l»-I4--l-J
cer and Mr. Henry Smith Election _
C1e,.k_ i, . as Q -_ 1 B J
' Owing to an onilssirin il; tht; Gran- K
ville Poll, no declarat on or ssem- _
blyman was mad for the First Dis- A D To SELL F65 LOST. LAST WEEK A BLACK
trict of Queen's,?the matter having A9.5xT¢?1dw :gil-,,E\,19 Fohghhi Nm-se, Docket book with paper and small
been postponed until Monday next les_.. we teach our men to sem Er amount of money. Apply Guardian.
when the necessary particulars will penance unneceBsm,y_ highest com _ 3173-9-28~m3i
pe s_u_pplled__byTt_lie re__tur2li:_geEm_;er missions pam handsome h_ee,equ1p_  
0" 9 D0- "6 “V e W. t. st will t .'r n- ~- _ - ,_
material dlfferencm in.the returns gffnouh ones; ?;09l'17§9ggM|§3T S""‘l,"""-“ ‘"""'l
:r.;"'..;l‘.ti:. ir. 2.2;' .:r.‘1.‘:“:;‘..i:‘; =-2--f---T=-v-<f-f -H-rf-T=vif   
1 1-WORLD-S GREATEST wAR_~ for city, town or country Big earn-
§ie“itil;lrfiin:i;Ii°l',,'1f,'§‘,’,;,_The '°"°“"“g tis to date book. whirlwind seller. lass guaranteed- Permanent all
J. McNevin.
-3
25
26
:is
48
40
41
44
47
57
I.. Jenkins
..i
52
-to
55
48
so
.-I6
33
36
31
28
41
23
5-' Feehan.
14
37
14
32
52
52
48
39
42
34
42
31
24
74
32
44
86
iliiliiillliilll [iii
` 2 Cousins
39
64
53
35
23
20 61
61 138
34 48
63 65
32
25
63
John McMillan.
52
46
48
33
41
74
80
25
44
64
81
61
498 649
Majority for John McMillan
Majority for Geo. E. Hughes
cDona1d.
'.2
78
43
40
12
53
54
22
21
42
38
27
61
29
38
*P
Murdoch Kennedy.
51
50
53
89
101
39
55
55
am;
qbatocr
oshy.
55
48
28
16
56
38
76
47
35
64 104
SECON D DISTRICT-QUEENS.
3 Buutain
70
84
72
so
41'
49
43
:iii
39
83
33
>-A
oc\Ȣ~mc=o> _
icaciv--quo Uv
602 592 869 735
10
E 134
NOTE.-Declaration for Assembly-
man postponed until Monday at 12,
noon, pending returns from Granville
Poll, which were not received in time.
The figures given above were sup-
plied by telephone froni Granville
Names' of Candidates.
... 1-.. rlughes.
t
90
32
53
78
86
77
722 840
151
THIRD DISTRICT-QUEENS.
Wood.
61'
21
40
22
46
84
72
61
50
56
49
84
42
54
118
' Names of Candidates.
gg Chandler.
53
46
24
66
77
32
53
46
40
43
50
30
66
512 558 742
Plsquld Road Lot 49
Majority for McDonald
Majority for Wood
Ross.
42
29
41
49
57
26
36
68
50
54
28
,'72 Forbes.
40
55
69
63
18
39
43
24
58
32
FOURTH DISTRICT-QUEENS
e. Martin.
uh
46
59
88
74
41
37
80
57
73
42
724
46
I-4
2 G Nash.
15
Names of Candidates.
71
66
69
18
50
57
31
71
47
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A “nts Wanted
Llnscott Company, Brantford, Ont.
Boarders Wanted
boarders can be accommodated at
116 Prince St., rates moderate. Ap-
ply in person,_ 3183-9-27M4ipd_
= I
.__ ~____L<;§t._
year job. No experience necessary.
FIRST D|e.|,R|c.r__QUEEN,s_  .,l Wl`ll° Llllfe Bl'0ll101’B» Llllllletl.
Montreal.
Names of Cmd,da,es_ i6_Km).E§§~WA._QTEDT....»TW6MEE as Pr-iivATE cHnisTiuAs GREET-
ing card sample box free. Repres-
entatives alresdy making ilve to ten
dollars daily. Bradley-Garretson,
Brantford, Ontario. 9-14M24i.
For Sale
FOR SALE-Second hand 3 H. P. Sta-
tionary Engiiie, International. ready
to work. Beck- Bros., Murray
River. 3221-9-29M3l
FOR SALE TWENTY-FOUR ACRES
of land at Hu..ter River good house
and out buildings. For particulars
apply to Edward McRae.
3219-9-29M3ipd.
i=`6|=T"s7/\`EE`-Tc;`oMPLETE MovlNo
picture plant cheap. Suitable for
either stationary or travelling; ga.s
and electric fittings; plant entirely
new. Sure bargain. B. H. Yeo, Au-
ditorium, Montague. 22-9-23m27i.'
FOR SALE A DESIRABLE RESID-
ence. Apply 29 Longworth Ave.
3134-9-24M6i.
George Gravel, suitable for first
class concrete work. Apply to
 “l
lielp Wanted--Femvil ~=
WANTED A Gini. Fon GENERAL
housework. Apply 313 Euston St.
3203-9-2sMif.
WANTED A GIRL FOR GENERAL
Housework. Apply 73 EUBIOH sl-
3201-9-28M3l.
WANTED AN EXPERIENCED GEN-
eral maid good wages to right per-
evening.  ___ _3_200-9-2$_lYl§llP'l;
LAUNDRY MAID WANTED FOR
, g i
’l`eachers Wanted _ __
WANTED.-Secovnld-Class Teacher for
Cable Iiead West School. Supple-
ment $20. Protestant preferred. M.
McLaren. Secy. of Trustees.
2566-8-l7mff
,___, - _,__.=
To Let
T0 LET A LARGE DOUBLE FRONT
bedroom, pleasantly furnished in a
central location. Private family.
Apply at Guardian. 2553-8-17Mtf.
T0 LET.- HOUSE WTH MODERN
convenience. Apply 232 Grafton st.
3196-9-28M4lpd.
To LE'FSHo_iJ§`E, APPLY 232
_Great G_eorge St. __ 3072-9-21Mtf.
TOFLET.-YHOUSE, EIGHT ROOMS,
modern conveniences. heated. Cen-
tral. Post Box 87, city. 3083-9-21m_tf
To LET.-Tris store and premise]
on Kent Street at present occupied
by Geo. McQuaid, Tailor, possession
given August lst. Apply to D. Stew-
art, 163 Kent St. 2267-7-26m mtf
,_---;,__-_.;. i
FOR SALE-About 100 tons Cape- ‘granted '
WAN1"E'Dl'-`fl`AWT?§`§`AT ON cEf`"|='oR
Dean & Stewart at C. Lyons & Co. , Grace Methodist Church. Apply to
_ 2797-9-2M1mo ‘ James Carter at Prowse Bros.
3190-9-28-Mft.
WANTED-At once, room with px
vate family without board. phone.
Address l’. O. Box 102, Charlotte-
town. 3226-9-29M4l
WANTED FOXES T0 RANCH.
’i‘he Halifax Fox and Fur Co.. Ltd..
will take foxes to Ranch, and Foxes
for payment. Apply to A. J. Cros-
by, care Customs, Halifax, N. S.
2 d.
3 13-9-29M8l|.)
_ ] - M _ A, E, Duff, ___ ,, ,,,,___, _._._,_44_.__.-
gllxieenil-l)d)t;l bettv‘:'eed`s7 and 8.30 in ‘ WANTED FOUR MEN To TAKE
large bedroom. Apply 186 Great
George Street. (Special rates.)
aiss.
1 _
§,‘;ls°,§’,‘,’;`§°°d H°"’"“]` A§4°g.g2§r;f2'wANTED-To ExcHANoE MALE
fox for female. Allly I0 BOX 446.
City. 3160-9-25Mtf.
v`v}AN`T'€o-aANci-uNG AND cAnE
for several pairs of foxes for next sea
sou. Write at once giving terms to
J. M. Box 44, Charlottetown.
3198-9-28M3l.
, ' 7 4!
The buildings are in first
to-date hot water heating etc.
3215-9-29M4i.
_.I
Desirable__Property For Sale By Auction
I am instructed by W. (7. White. Esq..-to sell byauction-'at '
- the premises “Brighton Lodge” at Brighton on Monday the 4th
_ day of October at 11 o’clock forenoon.
The large and desirable dwelling house and stables, with 8
acres of lantl_includlng an orchard of about 400 fruit trees oi’ the
best variety, apples, pears, plums, cherry etc. This orchard is
considered one of the best in the Province.
class condition, the dwelling
house being one of the best built houses in the city having an up- _
- Owing to failing health, this property will be sold without
reserve. and offers a rare opportunity to secure a valuable pro-
perty ut your own price, and is _within a mile of the Post Office.
liitending purchasers can inspect the premises on Thursday.
Friday and Saturday afternoons. aim
R. BEAIRSTO, Auctioneer... A
I B - I '
Going dates
W. K.
I _ 
Autumn Excursion T o
Montreal
Return limits
Sept. 16, 17, 18 Oct. 4th.
Sept. 30, Oct. 1, 2 Oct. 18th.
Fare-Lowest first class one way
plus $1.00 for the round trip $18.85.
Tickets for sale by. '
Roosas M
z9z9~s-tilusutr. -- '
480 533- 661 649
Majority for Forbes - 53
Majority for Martin 12
CHARLOTTETOWN COMMON AND
, ROYALTY.
Names of Candidates.
and
Ward
Ward
Ward
Ward
Ward
Royalty West 23 »
East of Gt. George St
22 36 40
Malpeque Rd.
One East
Two East
Three East
Four East
Four East
86
79
56
59
31 51
30 62
19
22
liaxsonr or Hines oTHEn
- THAN To snirist-1
PoR‘rs ls Paol-uaiTEo.
. \
OTTAWA Sept 26-The ox orm
Name of Pol.
S.R.
West of Gt George St
und Mslpsque Rd.
Ward One Wsst» 17
ward 'rwo West 17
Ward Three West 13
Ward Four West 35
Ward Five West 83
Ward Five West 58
1
4
16
3
10
17
35
56
James Ps
Jenkins.
C. Gavin Duffy
ton.
SSS-
63
52
43
80
‘104
140 126 .
 \
LONDON, sept, 29-_The c"u¢|¢|er _ __””'“" “`7"”" ""`"""` E """`"' ` 7 `"'E"""" " 7
.r~a .;¢,'iip("\1\s.t.
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‘I  I "~','.l" thi' I,"/I I `l"` " _ ‘  YI' 'fi'-IW), \', ` . _ ,. `.
. .. vw- ,_ ’ , ‘ I l_. _U1 ' __  __.~.
10th I-lsmpshlres; 2nd Royal Sussexi \  *_ I  I *Q* _ ' tw ,P  I "   
6th Yorkshlres; tlth York and Lan. - ' ' ~t 1. ~ `
shfres; Btn Dorsetsblres; Oth West j, '- ` . _ `  ~
Yorkshiros;_ Bth Duke of Weillngtons;  _ . , ,_ _ ,,... _ "' , . 1 '
=\It»n?\l\ nys. \...’  1 ‘ S’ ' ‘-"= " ' ‘ z ‘ " ' ' - ~
“ ' - '_ , _ ;._... _ 
E. T. Hi
60
25
42
58
97
40
80
65
Ward Five East 14
Ward Five East
17
26
16
29
28
51
39
Royalty East 39
15 52
43 97 I
50 114 87
36 69 65
442 404 11301012
Majority for Jenkins 33
Majority for Pa'ton 113
NEVER PLEASED.
When we our teeth are cutting »
We cry and make a fuss;
Nor do we like it later
When our bally teeth "out" us.
. ~ - D '
tion of the iiides of cattle, buffaloes.
horses, calf and goat skins, except
when of Canadian origin, liss been
prohibited to all destinations sbrosd
other than the United Kingdom, Brit-
,ish possessions and protectorstes. The
exportation of wheat flour, wheat,
barley and other grains, except oats
is now prohibited only to all foreign
ports in Europe and on the Mediter-
ranean and Blsclt Seas other than
those of France, Russia except Bsltlc
ports, Italy, Belgium, Spain and Por-
tusal.
v
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