a . a 
     
    
   
   
    
     it?»   s 
     
       Centralliilardian 
     
     EXPERIENIIE..‘IZ°J.I1T..T.°‘ZZTLL?I§TI      a     n"       s  . 
     
    
   
   
    
     tits tea at st. James Hall today. -, Wholesale Wholesale 
     
     Prices 
     
     0n _ All Goods 
     
     Not 
     
     Otfered as 
     
    
   
   
    
     .1 it... sTQEw-d tl-Io 
     
     - Lydia E. Pinkhaiafa 
     
     yeptable 929011114 x 
     
    
   
   
    
     . f’ ‘Onmrio. _"l must write 
     
     geliflgou my experience with your 
     
     d“ t who wor mg at the factory 
     
     Wee yearn and became sorun-down 
     
    

    
     I used to take weak spells and 
     
     dbe a; home at least one day each 
     
     1 who treated by the doctors for 
     
     a. w; it didn’tseem to dome any 
     
     Twas mid to take a rest, but W88 
     
     t e to, and kt-pt on getting worse. 
     
     i iruublt-tl tnostlti- with my periods. 
     
     ' 1d 50fl101liiiGS_ pass three months, 
     
     t henit cilillé it ivould last around 
     
     l eekghnd iwnnld have snob uisat 
     
     i 
     
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     i 
     
    
   
   
    
     ii-v- l 
     
     THE I-Asr noes or autumn-i 
     
     A beautitni deep crlmlaon NIB 
     
     rrom the garden o! Mr. Frank Me 
     
     Donald. Richmond Street east. 
     
     tounds it; w" to the Guardlln o!- 
     
     tice yesterday and was really own 
     
     nicer than those in season. 
     
    
   
   
    
     MT. STEWART CIRCUIT —-l 
     
     Methodist-Rev. H. P. Tapper will, 
     
     breach Sunday, Oct 28th at Marie.‘ 
     
     11 a. at. .\lt. Stewart, S p. m., Black. 
     
     River 7.30 p, m. Prayer meeting 
     
     Tuesday evening at Fanning Brook, 
     
     Oct. 28th ti: 7.30 p. m. I 
     
    
   
   
    
     Prices, 
     
     On All Goods’ 
     
     Not 
     
    
   
   
    
     Otfered as 
     
    
   
   
    
     Specials 
     
    
   
   
    
     Specials 
     
    
   
   
    
     v 
     
     CHANGING RE$lDENCE—On the 
     
     afternoon o! Oct. 16th an exceedlnl. 
     
     ly large number o! people gathelfld I . — . . . ' 
     
     8t the lwautitul home oi.’ hlr. J-f ‘ ‘ _‘_ 
     
     Hammond Tooinbs. to attend thei 
     
     sale of hi.- larm, (arm implements. 
     
     llnllllillfi. vrop and household turni~| 
     
     titre. Seldom is there such a dis: 
     
     play oi’ vainahles—everything be< 
     
     ing o! tln- best and the prices ‘realq 
     
     ized ,\\'<-r-- good. This horns has 
     
     been in the possession ot the 
     
     Toombs iamily (or many decade! 
     
     and ha. been known as One ofniost 
     
     llefllrfllib- fgrm possessions in this‘ 
     
    
   
   
    
     t »t-i ‘lll side that! can] hardl 
     
     ‘nix’... finiy 19 years of ‘age and 
     
     113 puuntis now. and’ before tak- 
     
     e vegetable Cont und Iwas only 
     
     "n55, i was sick y for two years 
     
     me of tti_\' friends told me about 
     
     , EN pinitiirttifs Vegetable Com- 
     
     L 3nd Wllvll I had takena bottle of 
     
     clt a Qllillilft‘. My mother has been 
     
     gig, for a lfcrent ailment and has 
     
    
   
   
    
     itif 
     
    
   
   
    
     Friday and saturday Oct. 24 and 25 
     
    
   
   
    
     BELDW WE GIVE Yllll 011E REII ll0T SPECIAL FRQM EAGII DEPARTMENT. 
     
    
   
   
    
     . isfactory. I arn willin 
     
     about the medicine an 
     
     ’ttcl‘S asking ‘about it."-—-. 
     
    
   
   
    
     ll). , ‘ 
     
    

    
     , g ; ~ii week shows in the pay 
     
     lfpafutfe “in are troubled with some 
     
     “m, ted by nlrun-dgwn con- 
     
     ~ .4 tugs, pains irregu- 
     
     -,'.‘{‘t.y.h.. h‘. Pinkham‘: Vegetat- 
     
     htpdund help you. 
     
    
   
   
    
     ,,.¢¢oo~ 
     
    
   
   
    
     Insidious 
     
     Eye strain 
     
    
   
   
    
     We use this adjective advla-_ 
     
     ldggtifierers from Eysstraln 
     
     may havg perfect vlalon fad 
     
     therefore do not suspect the‘ 
     
     presence 01 all)‘ 9Y9 149E547‘- 
     
    

    
     Tho motive power of the 
     
     entire human organism ‘la 
     
     Nerve ENTRY- 
     
    

    
     Normal eyes. it la computed 
     
     utilize about 20% of this 
     
     “we Energy, ‘aut when Eye- 
     
     strain is present. a much larq- i 
     
     or proportion in required. _ 
     
     Hence defective eyes. through 
     
     their consumption 0Q‘ g- 
     
     msivo amount of Nope‘ -_ 
     
    

    
     ' Cray, mqy seriously affect the. 
     
     .~ ttihrtaohinq of other organ: of 
     
     ,1 u‘. body. and produce Iii 
     
     - health. r 
     
    

    
     -HAYE 
     
    
   
   
    
     YOUR EYES 
     
    
   
   
    
     EXAMINED 
     
    
   
   
    
     llulchesuii 
     
    
   
   
    
     _ with autumn leaves and cut flow- 
     
    
   
   
    
     iand wits given away by her tathernLL 
     
    
   
   
    
     vicinity. Mr. and Mrs. Toombs 
     
     Durpost- moving into their residence’ 
     
     in Ken-ngton ere long-M. 
     
    
   
   
    
     GETS APPOINTMENT. — Thei 
     
     position in the Royal Bank or 
     
     Cilllillln rendered vacant by the} 
     
     tiuitli n: F. St. C. Harris, Super, 
     
     visor twr the Maritime Provinces} 
     
     has betr. tilled by the appointment! 
     
     of another young Nova Scotian‘. 
     
     banker. C. E. Mackenzie, formerly. 
     
     Superi-nor of the Royal Bank 01" 
     
     Culin. with heatiquarters ‘all. 
     
     Havand. has been transferred to, 
     
     ilrilitiii to become upervisor of‘ 
     
     the hidrztinre dlvisio o! the Royal.‘ 
     
     .\lr. llnvkenzle- arrived in Halifax; 
     
     on Sunday nght. He is a son of; 
     
     Archibald Mackenzie. ot River John . 
     
     Jlctoti County, and has a line re-l 
     
     corti ill the service 01' the Bank. 
     
     He is st tho llalitax Hotel- 
     
    
   
   
    
     WEDDING BELLS - A vefyi 
     
     pretty wedding was solemnized on: 
     
     the evening o! Wednesday, Oct 3'01, 
     
     at the home o! Mr. and Mrs. “mo; 
     
     Lamont. Hillburn Cottafle- Belfast.‘ 
     
     when their only daughter, hlinnie, 
     
     Xeily was united in marriage t0; 
     
     Mr. Angus Alexander Stewart o!‘ 
     
     Vancouver. formerly o! Belle Riven. 
     
     P. E. .l. Rev. J. W. .\lacKenzfe 0!‘: 
     
     ticiating. The house was heauti-l 
     
     tully decorated- for the occasion‘ 
     
    
   
   
    
     ers The bride was becoinlngly. 
     
     dressed in a suit 0t sand broad-i 
     
     cloth with hat to match and mlnki 
     
     choker and carried a bouquet ofi 
     
     sweet peas and maiden hair tern.’ 
     
    
   
   
    
     entering the parlor to the strains of‘ 
     
     Lohengrins bridal chorus beauti-l 
     
     fully rendered by Miss Annie Mar-| 
     
     tin. After the ceremony a dainty 
     
     prepared tea was served in the din»; 
     
    

    
     ing rooni_ by the Misses Annie. 
     
     Smith, Katie MacLean and Annlelh 
     
     Martin. After all had done nmillE,‘ 
     
     justice to the many good things. the; 
     
     bride .lll(l groom motored to Char- 
     
     lOllcTlNVTl accompanictl by .\lr. and 
     
     Mrs. J. J. Larabee, Eldon anti tol- 
     
     lowed by the best wishes of all 
     
     their friends. The usual serenaders 
     
     were on the scene with horns, tin 
     
     pans, etc. The young couple lnq 
     
     tend speittling a week on the maln- 
     
     land betore leaving for their new 
     
     home in Vancouver. The presents. 
     
    
   
   
    
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     were numerous and costly. testify- 
     
     ing to the high esteem in which: 
     
     they are held in the community. 
     
    
   
   
    
     ETTER HERD WINNINGS. — 
     
     The Amherst News says—1\‘early 
     
     . three thousand dollars was won by 
     
     mos S. Etter, well known Marl. 
     
     l time cattle man. at tour o! the Mar- 
     
     itime fairs held this (all. At Fred- 
     
     erton Mr. Etter won nearly seven, 
     
     hundred and titty dollars in prize, 
     
     money. while at St. John his win-- 
     
     nlngs were practically the same. 
     
    
   
   
    
     60MB ll A119 SEE TIIEM 
     
    
   
   
    
     Pleated All-Wool Grape Skirts 
     
     $2.49   
     
    
   
   
    
     Camisole top models. One of the season's 
     
     most popular styles in an all wool pleated 
     
     Skirt. ‘an eitceptionalli" attractive and ser- 
     
     viceable skirt and comes in the following 
     
     901013 black. navy, grey, fawn, sand and 
     
     cocoa. Sizes 2-1 to 42, Special 2  
     
     Double Dollar Day's - . . - . . . . . . .  I 
     
    
   
   
    
     While Iron Bed Spring and 
     
     Mattress $11.98 
     
    
   
   
    
     Complete outfit Iron Bed, reinforced ivov- 
     
     en ivire Spring, sanitary illattress. double, 
     
     single and three-quarter uidth   
     
     beds. Double Dollar Days - - - - - - . . ' _ 
     
    
   
   
    
     SlidingiSteel Couch with green denium or“ 
     
    
   
   
    
     cretonne covered Mattress. Double   
     
     Dollar Days special - - - - - - - - - - . - - ' 
     
    
   
   
    
     Natural Shaniung Silk 59c Ytl. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Natural Shanlung Silk, good weight. full 
     
    
   
   
    
     weight. This lovely’ fabric we are offering; 
     
    
   
   
    
     for Double Dollar Days at 59c. N0 matter 
     
     where you secure it this quality would cost 
     
     you at least $1.25. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Double width 56 inches wide all wool ll21\'_‘.' 
     
     and black serge, 79c yard. Compare it with 
     
     what you have been paying $1.50 yd. 79c 
     
     Double Dollar Day]: per yd. - - - 
     
    
   
   
    
     ALL SILKS, DRESS GOODSAND COAT- I 
     
    
   
   
    
     INGS AT WHOLESALE PRICES 
     
    
   
   
    
     A Striking llalue in Gorseis 
     
     This is a striking value in an extra good 
     
     quality Corset, and comes in all sizes in 
     
    
   
   
    
     both white and pink, bought particu-  
     
     larly for Dollar Days special 
     
    
   
   
    
     1N EVERY DEPARTMENT l 
     
    
   
   
    
     Ladies’ Fur Collar Seals 
     
     $16.98 
     
    
   
   
    
     Ladies‘ heavy weight Fur Collar Coats. 
     
     This is one of our outstanding" values. 'l‘hcse 
     
     are not 01d styles, but bought especially for 
     
     Dollar Days, Good styles, all sizes, 
     
     no two coats alike. Spec 
     
    

    
     Dollar Days 
     
    
   
   
    
     Boys Tweed Overcoais $3.98 
     
    
   
   
    
     Boyp’ ‘heavy winter Overcoats. regular val- 
     
     ues up t0 $12.00. Sizes 6 to l6 years, not 
     
     more than one 01- two alike, Made of good 
     
     heavy twe ds in a number of patterns. 
     
     about six different styles. Double 3  
     
     Dollai-Davvfl. . . . . . . . .  ' 
     
    
   
   
    
     Fancy Flanneleltes 5 Yards 
     
     lor $1.99 
     
    
   
   
    
     Fancy Flannelettes. values up to 40c yard. 
     
     Suitable for kimonas, lfllllldgfell s_ dresses. 
     
     etc. Special Double Do at ays, 0 
     
     yafdsfgp................ . . . . ..1'o0 
     
     200 yds. Black Sateen, suitable for dresses. 
     
     aprons, bloomers. etc. Good heaq" weight. 
     
     Regular 35c value. Double Dollar 
     
    

    
     Days, 5 _"(lS. for - 
     
    
   
   
    
     New Arrivals in Ready to 
     
     Wear llals $8.49 
     
    
   
   
    
     Wonderful display of Ready to Wear Hats. 
     
     just in by express. and go on s‘ it‘ fvl‘ Dvllbli’ 
     
     Dollar Days at $3.49. J11‘ net} Lilli “I111! 
     
     for the late Fall and can}: \\ inter days. 
     
     A big range of styles an. 
     
    

    
     Double Dollar Day" - - 
     
    
   
   
    
     WE llAllE l0TS 0F 0TllERS EQIIALLY AS   600D 
     
    
   
   
    
     Silk ohd Wool tot All-Wool 
     
     Hose 69c 
     
    
   
   
    
     Ladies‘ Silk and all wool English Rib Hose 
     
     lli all the most popular rib effects in greys, 
     
     browns. blacks. coatings. oyster silver, 
     
     fawn. etc" plain and two tone effects. 
     
     Values up to $1.59. 
     
    

    
     Dollar Days .- 
     
    
   
   
    
     Men’s lleavy Winter liver-l 
     
     coals $14.75 
     
    
   
   
    
     Men's heavy weight Overcoats. about ten 
     
     different patterns in as many styles. made 
     
     in good heavy weight cloths that will give 
     
     good service and resist the cold. Regular 
     
     values up to $95.00. Double Dol- 
     
    

    
     lar Days  
     
     Wlitilcsitlo l’i'ii-t-~ on illl Mott's ttiitl li()_\‘.\"- 
     
    

    
     (‘lotliittg nut utfcrt-tl tls Spot-tails. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Men’s Grey Wool Flannel 
     
     Shirts $1.39 
     
    
   
   
    
     Men's Wool Flannel Shirts in light and 
     
     dark grey". an tmustiall)" warm. comfort- 
     
     able and good ‘wearing shirt. Two breast 
     
     pockets and yoke. double stitched through- 
     
     out. All sizes. This shirt would sell in the 
     
     P‘. w‘ w " -2..' 
     
     LLLIl u i_\ fot "it least S 3O  
     
    
   
   
    
     SpQQial . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 
     
     Me_n’s lleavy Wool Scat 
     
    
   
   
    
     Sweater $1.69 
     
    
   
   
    
     Men's heavy Ribbed Coat S\\'98I8l‘_ with 
     
     large warm collar. a good strong sturdy 
     
     warm Sweater that will give good SBYVlCE. 
     
     Exceptional good value at $2.50. I  
     
     Special Double Dollar Days - - - - - -- ' . 
     
    
   
   
    
     llqtxutt", '_‘ lmxtn=~1 Jus Essorjv. 
     
     lurnitt- \\‘t-tilth_v—1 S. R. lsilllt}. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Garden Vegetables l 
     
     llATZ-‘l of Grdvenstvlu—l S. 1L 
     
     1 
     
    
   
   
    
     Geo. 
     
    
   
   
    
     a“ V°9"'. l-“Vltig, z. .\ir.-. o, J. 
     
    
   
   
    
     l lrtifessional Cards 
     
    
   
   
    
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     lfzilmer & Palmer 
     
    

    
      H-.,,J- Péymsn, it. c. 
     
     Barrister, Eire; l 
     
    
   
   
    
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     l we are bllylflfl PRESOED‘  
     
     l. Seed and Feeqt. 
     
      Showing his herd at St. Stephen, r y 
     
     PRICES very prominent in the prize list ._,_ , .. . _ , 
     
     pA(:_ and his earnings at the island Fair  l. Fred Hyde. 3.‘ 1mm“ Lrlll-r " (""'- ll D‘““°“'4 
     
      0t your silfillus stock; bee" "lmlbered 51110118 the 3mm! 1 (‘nlvln Wood. 2. Peter Brodie. 3. t;iti.-—l- Stitiitiui Ctirverglil. R. ! Cabbage winning 5mm 1 
     
     Fair held in Amherst He has been John Gui Union Road P 1-: 1 2 Holmes " C W ‘llellet M" Ciiiibnsc. Drum lw-hl — 1 Frlifeits ‘limit’ .\l\'l.t'l‘.ll.lli_ .' Arilttir \'c~' Apples -- t‘..;..;....r¢;_..1 and 1.3x. 
     
     ' t . . . . A ~' "- ‘ -- - 
     
     - SEEDS. FEEDS i. Flt-OUR .-i I 
     
     . . -" o n ~._ _ r B kn ..< ,\_ ‘-. '_t.:.. _ r 
     
     ' ' ins some splendid animals. There E. I. 4. Mrs. D. T. Fraser. North ables. ‘ J. Curler. 2. C“b"“"" m! 1 Flue“ l" € l 1M“- l“"~‘~' MM‘ 1 "‘ " l‘ I ‘" l l" ‘ 
     
     while Mr. Etter has shipped scores York. P- E- l. 7 MP5- Belll- Ri-llld-l"ari°tl'~“'_1' E" J‘ "esselh 2' PM“ Hammond Hemphiu ‘l »\. A. Blcliinnon. Miller. a- .\ll‘.‘l.l'l.‘lfl'_\‘ Jctikitis, ll Goo ll. nl\>\\'t‘ll, T» Jntnes fisery, 
     
     . - . . _ -<, ~ f. A J 
     
     m] m "mug two purses at ‘he s!‘ “bu. g to 5 tbs. made in any \arleties..—1. E. J. \essey, 2. peter’ Wallace “ood 8. San, 3. \\. I.. mold, 1 ohn A "mm “ g R ‘we 
     
     Charlottetown. Mr. Etter is one of Elmer‘ Norm River‘ P’ E L Vessey, 3, W. ii. D, \'e3sgy_ 3_ Geo H, Harper. 4. .-\ii:tn li- lJohn Bt-rtrzitit- 2 Scyniore llclivll- 
     
     l‘"n l‘.ivi.~ 1 _\Zl:iti Ht=gan50n_ 3 
     
     MW"! to Loan 
     
     of the Annual winter Fur-From Edward Larkln. Miscouche, P. E. Potatoes, Beauty o Hubron.—1 Friule, 3. Peter Brodie. 4. Ernest R B_ McKinley, 2 John pom-am 3 LCWL 3 1.3 R ‘lungs’ 3 En“... . s 
     
     “ '- "WES. 3 H. K. Pierce 
     
     mi?- 
     
     McPhee ‘the 0pm“ that the Amhsm" n" an. 8. John S. Cousllltl. Park Corn 1. W. H. Vessey. r. - Frizzle 4. Wm. It. Mrs. C. \\'. .\lellet. ."i sermore .\ic~ Erin-Fl llilflit‘, i ii. E. .\liil€r. g- ll- l-Ilflv- ll Allan BQBYlnsOn. 4 
     
     . . v __ In). 3. Allan S. . g 
     
     . A. McDONALD. H. Hutton“ ——by the change in date. s k 
     
     " l Bush”! whmt whui tyte‘ _' 1' me man’ 4' n’ ‘l’ Cufley’ Stewart Bros. 2 SQYKIIOFE “GL9” Celery. red dwarf-d A. A. Mc- 1924 ~1 John A. .\it'l.+i<iti. R BOFWHL F‘ Pele)‘ Robertson. 
     
    
   
   
    
     l HAY CARLOADS and teal.» 
     
    

    
     l ' .1 
     
    

    
     i White and Black 
     
    

    
     ., 0ATS_ _..,. r 
     
    

    
      Wheat 
     
    

    
     Barley and 
     
     ' he again passed the seven hundred g 
     
    

    
     ; Buckwheat dollar mark. At the Charlottetown 1 _ 
     
    

    
     ‘ Exhibition, Mr. Etter was again ‘ _  , n K, _ ,, 
     
    

    
     ,y HIGHEST CASH Bf-et. sheaf oats Bnnt1§r__1 E J_ swede Tumtps pnfplg t0p—-I.E (lllluiis, \\l...t~~1 ut-titt... his. - 
     
    

    
     - V r2,‘ _- l - p. . .. _ .  . _. 
     
    

    
     l‘ . exceeded six hundred dollars. For eseséggory- Geo. M. Hannah’ d‘ Jam-dug:  I-J. J. Vt-ssev. (“uhnmvflfl 1 Timmnlll"; |.-H.3ly""" 1 '“‘kmm7n' . 
     
    

    
     s" “s 114°" you dilime ‘i the llilil- three years Mr- Etter has  118$! shear oats A. 0. v. natnod-l JSuPfltlc Tttritips green or bm“'"l ‘ffiélllti tlsAizllkl-lftxtl-xlloll‘ A ‘m ltnktiktlltltlllllthflrhrm’ km"; tnl.‘ l-‘Ylvtt’ r. t. t tr r 
     
     r Jvfr». ,~-. ..~ . _,_ ~; o1. -..~~. _. t".  Q11". 
     
      . ..  ~t t tth u m t ll l . G ..\t. . - ~ .-\. .\1-L . s . *;‘"""" "i “""‘1 °~ - 1cm“- '-' 11>" 
     
    

    
     . t, t ‘F,’ : gnllmailgcaat tehe lilarllllfn-ea Wlhtresr (continued "om Fwy 2) 939st slliiclhllnlfijirlevr-l. ‘("Sr\]f:(ltl"'l:]t(l)l‘tllllll)$ .\l\lll;l‘('ll tyiivi-imore Muhenmnl‘ l‘ “up "mud l hlwrl" 
     
    

    
     l (tllt€l’ & C0”  ' :1, Joseph (Turley. 2. R. J. CUFlPYtI ,, . _ ‘I I u." t .\ i‘ . - . 
     
    

    
     making a specialty 0t his beet cat- Mrs, John Sloan, Aimmgug p_ l; 3_ Fred Hydfi‘ 4g Avnhur C’ wOmL Nzuxtfik; Si?nipr;{e.ut1].§te:.§;$'. _ is A. ll. Burk... i .\i..~. C. \\. ‘tl><:::~—-_.’\it;.\tttidbi; _1]Be.<.-t.. saint. 
     
     Yll tie. and has succeeded in develop‘ l. 3. Mrs. Heath Vessvy. York, P, Class 50-Fieid Roots lilatigv-i. Witrtzel longlretlrl ll-H- ' ‘ m l‘ ‘ “ ‘ ' ‘ ‘L ‘ " “ ‘“““""‘ " ““‘l‘““~ 3 3- R- 
     
     ‘ Joeph Cur 2')‘. i. ‘mun ,_ , . KM“, 4 “ _ _ _ _ , W, .., y,__ 
     
     has been a tl-teen demand tor Etter River. P E. l. 5. Zilrs John Bertram.’ Field Roots ‘\\'. Watts. ~i._ Albert Godkiti. ,il<i:).ll.~\i;:ét“ll:gg$0ll. .3 \\. L. ~ 1-  d DJ\ n1 f-iIrgliliclclinltil H E B’ t q p M 
     
     mo! throughout the Provinces, i-Illlois. P. E- l- 6 Airs» E. J. Vessey. Pmatoes. Collection 0! bee! eiirlrl lllallgel- l‘ ‘mm’ '9‘! g'°b°"1' l tunings‘ snvor~1 Erin's! Burkc ‘ nut int-inn 5m i... I i ll r ‘Rob rwot ‘l ll lentil‘. it  
     
     .., - . n,- 5 . . _, o..i.- . . -. . 
     
     oi crirloads to the trade in Nlld. liiackley. P- E‘ I‘ Brodle- 3- w- H" D- ‘wsseyr -“““F"l' ‘VMUEL yellow 3WD‘)? _ ‘ l ' ii . . .- -  .. B - t , - . 
     
     The EtterStables was also success Bill-tel‘ Til-MY dlflllll)’ made ‘or Pomloeéh colleen“ of best white 1 Chas and Geo A. Galina)‘ 3 Camus!‘ .i hmQQgLTlI€ERD i2 Flj-lgltftliluvlittlltlyilivit-lll llli‘-“lflll\illf‘1kll-S8>» l liflcll H  Ila-diff‘  l  
     
     -. r ' . - - . ’ "s . I l n . _ - C 90¢. l‘ ' blrnesi Burk.» 2 A H. Utirke 1i 
     
     h - itate dniry.--1. Mrs. John Gill Bfvillv. 3- “. H» D. \esse_\. Kelly. 4. S» C. Stewart. & Son. lFORQO _ t | n _ 1 , ‘ g 
     
     Eliergo:medical]tilililuiheorrllongy hi: llrnlon Road. P. E. l. 2. Mrs. n. r.' Potatoes. collection ot best red siangel. Wiirizvl. lws Mimi" m" " “°9“- . !“~ -“"*‘"“‘°“- 4 ~‘"-‘““°"*‘ -“"“~"“ “m? l"‘.'"’~ ‘Mimi PiPPiBP-l" 
     
     3. varleties.—-l. Peter Brodie. 2. E. J~ 1. Harold Storey. 2. T. B. \\".itliniti. Carrots. iutertiictliate p0llit9tl — nun. _ l\|-_l. ti.‘ ll‘\'.lll1- 2 H. l\. Pierce. 3 
     
     {he numerous ttgamtme winter Mrs. Heath Vessey, York. P. E. I. w a h w d 4 \ m Squash. liomiti .\iti_rrotv~  i-‘Irn- " ‘~\" "alumni. 
     
     Fa" exhibitor!‘ who.“ Heady m H Potatoes, Earl‘) R.o:qe‘-——1_ I; J_ Frizzel. 4 p l ‘ lean,‘ .1 Art ur C. 0o , . r ttrie“ Burk“ J Arm“, \,.§__;,.)._ _; 5,... H E l“ I ‘ 
     
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     mo, of an advance in the dates cine 48—Cheeas Vessey 2_ \i t O\eili 3 He Beets Danish toragisllsflr M“ c s‘ tttor \t t lln I“ __ ~11 -\_ Rodd 4 not-o 
     
     Exhibit of Factory Cheese.-— 1. bert Lewis. 4. Geo. W. Watts. ——l. Alex R. .\lcl\a)'. -. Allflfl $~ Carrots. short stump rooted-ll Squash. litiiiford-l John .-\. Mo ‘ml-W Irving. 
     
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     ‘ Charlottetown, P, E. r. m?" o}. 5950M“ ‘ieglmhagcgnfe: l. 2. L. J. Murphy, Tlgnlah. 3- Leo Herbert Lewis. 2. l2. J._V¢.-ssey. 3. Burke. Seymore. Blobennan. 4 Ernestpttritt», 4 T. ll. Wooiiitinzt- , H , 
     
    

    
     "‘ ~————- ‘ Thhpnwmlnx  ‘Pun expressed‘ l-lughus, Kenllulton. 4.. Wefiify Pellet; lirodltlea, 4. M; G. ONelii. Bee's Sugar my wart“). nanlerp Burke. "t Sqtitish. vupotnblo tiinrro\v——1 T. " (_"v,5‘_"_Xn°l‘{“-&MP9“? Robertson. 
     
     Clltiililld & Keefe. Stanley. Bolierbertfln s- M 0H. “rue-es Extra Early-— _t, At»... qohttt... 2, hi... n, Mc- PursnipB—-l John n. .\lcl.cod. - n, “tmtlmnn. 2 John .-\. Alulnod. :1 ' * i Mo“! H- E. Bent. 2 
     
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     3:: ‘beggargnllsugllllzliczrtggeblglgjevs: i Pawn”. Riflmyrv _ l‘ Peter mark Leuntin, 4..\irs. Harry Jenkins.  _. t D _ 1 Erggfqliixlittilsitttliilo \\tn. , (‘liar-kg 
     
     c‘ “_G"| p. d s ‘d Brodie 2 E J veg“ 3 Jon L V Celery, white dwarf—1 Ernest gnu-s; Inn-k __ Arum, H.580). - .  us S, R Lane. 2 T. 
     
     E“ ""1" . '. ‘ ' ' ' 7' ' W‘ ' Carrots, red lntflfmedlfllt’ _ 1 Burke, 2 A. A. McKinnon.  Lniistst Squash grown 561N011 A" Rmm- ‘l All“ Beitansnn. 4 Erna 
     
     C w-H gfggyughfyde’ 2? Drlme’ 3' J_ $3,235s2lcézsgexgfexgiiggé?étfjInan. 3 Mrs. Harry J®nltlfl5~ 4 Fred Kinnon. 2 Ernest Burke. l Collct-Ftiii tit‘ llllllt‘ sqtiush— 1 l_;(fnlz‘,l~r‘ Tmlkms“! Alla" 39g- 
     
        .Bush.el ‘v-iieat red 'fle__l Calvin Brodie 4_ w G Drake ' - Hyde. , _ (‘cit-rig white blunted-l. Ernest l-Itizest llilfki‘. 2 Arthur. \'Ps.<?-_v_ 3 “"0" - 5- R- l-"BP. 3 J. (‘. Irving. 
     
     A  H  U H i - » ' ' ' ‘ ‘ ' " Carrots. red lomkl Heath "$- Burke. 2 A. A. ntoktnnoh, a Rose Rosa Lougivtirth. 
     
    
   
   
    
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      . .._._______________ 00d. ~ Otfltvefi- Cannon Np. 1.-— 1. v “rm C Wood I _ h _ _ _ _ > , . (ccmmued p ' - 
     
     , ' ‘ b t t d,_1_ p g B, d1 v g_ w, ].;_ 11v . _ 89.. ill‘ - - mnguort _ llcrbs- gntthn ttvilcct otter-l .\lr=. °" I00 5) 
     
     Iudlk R.  Halllghlli]. 11:15:72. Elm]. l-"ztlvseiay. Heenetlh Vgssfiy. . gum’ 3 _C CllffMzlJwlllt: grllgtian-l R. J» 2 hilt-ions. ci‘troIi:——1 Erneirfhurke-(‘ocii Stowitrt. 2 Arthur C. Wood, 31 . 
     
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     _ _ ' it your nbstrlls are cloned. your MBlilsthel otrier s rowed-l. c. w. ilrotlgsgrnavggttéott‘: got? gplirlt.— $.20“ $138 inmrzmdmk I Jenfiliniit»: “l; Jggh ‘gulgxlzonlilsarrr. fig. \\. Mclltt. ~i Mrs. son .\lc 
     
     Antttsrsn. sottciron. Iro-  ‘limltes'aated'otlll.x§plfuming‘ estfshoi black oats-l. Peter H. 151.7- vesstw. '41 rte... Vessértey’ R- "- C“"°'- 2 JMP“ “Mel” 3 "riiifls-millh-l ""- Crc" Si"; collection or vesetiimrs-i Jnck 
     
     Money ‘o LN" “my a Ymuey m": l‘ ‘lzilhgeguc- Emma t Pbmtoes A o: v. "amed___1_ a Aréhur C. Wood‘. o n art, 2 Penelope McKinnon 8 Cecil .\lt'I\'innon-_ 2 Sr-yinore .\icl.ennan,l 
     
     Cameron mo“ "rm destroy!“ "aim mm  Bu“; but“, Mu_._1_ C_ _t_ _i_ yeueyl g_ pew, Bmdm 3. He," ' odder corn o; suniameé- c] rn 1 teviart. 4 Marie Green. 3 Arthur \ess.._,.,_ 
     
     ch_r|ou“wm P i‘ M.“ nonms n bgnah“. t-hionh vhflfy, Ijlfly M. nude 3. Peter begtotlewis.  Ben] Rodd.  lirnasotdgui-ltl-efid liicnke ur ey- - 2 gomatogl.   Elanchrrt] Bcstlstmiplc. nqib bean 1n pod, 
     
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     . . .- . c‘ "B" “it " ‘mnmu “m” Brgusliel Bdanoooio .-1. Mrs. A. n. Veosey. lnPgte‘: ntrzdte. a. Bell‘) ‘mm’ 9°" ‘°" ‘lmlale-l Fm‘ 4- -‘"K‘""°"- 2 6v:- H. mince“. I! hirsraveriloz’ 
     
     r‘ C. C,  9d- "'° "l "mun" m‘ 7°“ Mallet. 2. Harold Navnon. 3. Penel- Rodd. 4. Heath Vessgy, McRaeB Heath Vessey.3 Willard E. Tomatoes. yellow-l. Amy Jones, .\lt‘,\llllnn_ 
     
     lidunte of N.’ V  “and. Ietrlnsttggt relief. I ' ops MncKlntton. Potatoes Red any variety nam- P'°"'°‘ 4 7' A- Rmd- ' ‘ 2 5- 4- Mcxllllllm- l , 
     
     ‘Mttllcai semglmqq 5' “pp, ‘m aycfnh‘ 039:]. ‘mtal bgtugmot Hal! bushel ‘Elmoty seed-l. r~J.—-1. Herbert Uewla. 2. Peter Broom Corn. l0 stalks-l Jack Tomatoes. assorted collections——: Applcs Commercial Packages 
     
     tom“ "mun?" in‘ Y “In l Ill! B g_ c, Lgns, 2, Stewart Bros, 3. W. Brodie, 3. E, J. veggey, 4_ 3g“; McKlnnon. 1 A. A. uclflnnon, 2 Ernest Burkenpacited in boxes tor export- 
     
     ~ Pumpkins-l 1‘. B. Woodman. 2 Onions. Red-l Patrick Lantry-Zl Alcxnndcr. tit-n boxes-l Mrs. D. 
     
    
   
   
    
     I“ “m” ; r. who. 1I:0l'8. Your cloned noalrlls open R Hgm,‘ 4_ mm, veg”, Rodd; 
     
     Om“ “y” "m" * sht "n. your held 4| ell"? 1° Best sheaf wit rod or while Potatoes packed tor exportL-l. litre, win. s. McKinley, a s. R. 1.. n. Miller, a its. .\|lller,4 George J. Carmichael. 2 Myrtle Stead. 
     
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     . ~ Collection o! Fleld/Roots-l R. J. Onions, yellow-A Patrick bantz 2 Jas. Essery. 
     
    
   
   
    
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     ‘c8 Kiri.’ m n ‘ I D‘ a‘ w ‘not n J. vale,‘ 311F191" 3 3118595 cll-TWY. 6 Heath 2 George King, 3 L, B...\illler. 4] Grtivenstelns 2 bores- l S. R. 
     
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