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,,,,2fl{v¥.0¥i?liillll~’!¥-¥»=~i cHARLo'r'rE'roWN, PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND, CANADA, THURSDAY, sE1>'1‘EMBER ra, 1905. - ' {..§,°.,'l2‘5.?.*;'lé#%’%‘i’.w°
AT FREDERISTON
Swing Hill Stables Win-Track Record Broken A
by Lady -Bingen -Exhibition Proves a
Financial S__uccess.`
‘ii 1
I,-M|,|,|lll'1oN, Sept. 27.~(Speclal.)-The Best time 145. '
,mm ,my-'s racing was a victory forSpring The 2.35 class was won by Lady Patton
making It ||0v\' 2. Mi.
Siulnssie was second, Crarlna third, been very successful, the financial state- an
Expects Laurier to Call
Them T0ge:her_ Respective Depots. 
In
over was still absent yesterday.
Y _ ‘ _ _ L0ND°N sept 2,-_-,_Th° S, lu h The oiiiclals of the day were:-
UTT‘““\‘ hem' Z7 (Speclum inktomzy the following:-A recent ex|[xllcrl):le’ni.' ET St“""_D" HGR°°d-
Gell\’l'f\l P“l"~7~"]”y Uf New Bnmsw ° ' W 0 the Admiralty ln regard to the Royal ‘I“dge""W S M°Ki°~ J P W”°dl’“rY°
ig here said ¥0ll"Y he -¢°“ld “W “°°°““" Naval Reserve has demonstrated that T|m"s`L H Beer' J M C“mDb°"'
fm. me published statement that the within a few hours it is possible to mobil- Clerk 0: the °°‘"`s°"C E M°Kl“"°"-
_ . , - H ~h _ ize 15,000 lighting men trained to live l A”lst““t_o“l"l" M”U“"‘““~
l“'U‘|"°"‘l manners would mea "L at hh-G mwy’m_ Chumam: lrmtsmoum nn; Dr Reed made an excellent starter and
lqltctowrl lu lllv l\C‘1\l` fl-*WTB* Plymouth _ was'i'u|lyas satisfactory as his brother,
No such meeting was planned by the on Wednesday' thu 30m of August the whose reputation here for excellentstart-
llirlriilnlc l’r€flll0l’S.b\li~ *QW 00if1ll¢lBl1¢flY police issued notifications to the reserve Lgggg the pa” yea" lm” "W bee" °"
”’p°°t“‘l Pmmer Lawler ba can them. :|l,‘;‘|1,.t}?b trylvwcre wanted at once no Thefirst heat of the 2.40 class was cal-
_ , I d rammed to do for a esp t e _lepots, and supplied
tazctller as lc la p them wnh pnsses for presentation in "_ led at nquarter after two. There were
main-cncc as to tl\0 rellfrlllliwlllellli Of change (0,. tickets M the mnwny "Huang four startersasfollows:-Rebecca Il) (Pole)
plerillcllll subsidies and the nlatter of the N0 him, of tm mason for me sudden Julie M0l‘I\ll1Z. Kwlllllllii i1l1¢lFlBBii.
F,§|,c,.y N,-M-d_ mobilization was given, but 15,000 men
answered the summons, and inside two
days had been supplied with full equip The h°rs°s mt' 'may M tm’ thkd RMB'
' ment and settled in their quarters. Kwmnub ‘wk the lead 5° "h° Btn" and
` The reserves have new been disbanded, WM "ev" hmded ""°m”3 me mile Wm'
> nd eacll has been nrnlcd with apassenahl- only ‘me small break' June Mmning
- n
a
I H L bm, t ui 1, m f h wasaclose second. Fleetwasthlrd and
wg lm oo n “ve ng ac “es ro l becca, which broke badly several
herever he may he to his depot as soon IT” d
as mobillzatien becomes necessary- L mu' was soma lemme in the ren'
The race was practically a procession
, _   froufstnrt. to finish. ,
' » » 2.40 ocass (seconn near.)
2.40 cnass rm.s1' nerr.
___    Tile horses got away on the third score. Clayson jr., 2.10), bay g, by Cley~
Sr. .loll.\:, Sept. 27.-( Speciai.)- Word _._.._ Juno Morning took tha lead at the iirst
wlrrhechenlleretonrhht thsethe schah- tI\;<;T;1{>N.o(   nxefsstgjgll  
Mmm from St' John owned by Lev' Eastern Railway where the brutal mur- 3"” Pl°°°' If “'“5 “ld by mm" mm'
Rllliils l\Sl\0l‘0 l\0f'-" Bllf HBI‘l>°l` and Wlll del. of Flank I_ Good by Percy Lefmy umm June Morning was being held and there
prohilhlyhc at-otrllloss. Maplcton, occurred June 27, 1881, has We” °""‘ f"°m5h° lmmd Bmnd fl" "“'
nglliu been tho scene of a mysterious' ‘Ml
The first day of the home races at the
mn smhk,,,_ of Spring lllll with Etta Mac second, iharlottetown Driving Park yesterday ,, --*
I_,,,,,. nihheh took the Free rcrallaad Alice H. thlrd,Ne¢ty Brown fourth, had ld “My fairly Hood attendance. the , ' "\~.-l;%..la.» ~.,
,-llpped three seconds off the track record, Violet R last. Best time 2.18{.  St¢;Ddfl;l“R 0hl¥ lb0\l\V half full- ,M@_ _ 4-_.fl
The lrrhlhltlch which clcseatoday. has m prgvufegauf,";1°,:,;”:f,,'%1';'f"f,,f,§“;;',; `  \ ,__ w>_,»f\-,l~_3,\‘) 15:
A ld Wind. a disagreeable one for spec- _ _ .`|.- p; `- _‘_-"1 ,'~ '
General Fiske fourth and Melliuria l st. ment showlnga rleat surplus. tators. Tile races however were the best _
.--_ --- . -- seen hcre for years. -"
The track was in very good condition 4 - , - -/."\_=
A _` but the cold weather marlefast trotting .,§_\\
I a patently almost impossible. During *`°°"`
D
tba afternoon the sun at times pecped
t behind the clouds but it soon hid its
rllllllls Hill livli llllllls s.f;-....-.-.-..-.-.-h.-....---  
A noticeable feature and one on which
-1- -__ the runnilgcmont istohs congratulated
w;as 'that the drivers of horses were
' ven coats in acc d
Bill All0rlle_y General Pugsley Successful Expenments of llldicated on t-llcmscl;lr:odZl‘g;,t:;dcttllodg
Mqbillzing Rgsgrygg it Their spectators could easily recognise the
dliferent horses. This isa marked im-
vemcnl. on thelast races here on this
ck which were not so well conducted
-~ this regard. A speaking trumpet how-
" B tl T. b , b I l,Pt
erdrlver. Rebecca led Fleet till near er la ' nym y “ae our
' 2.30 (mass ("rHIl\n nl-:A'r).
This heat was set- offouthc scventhscoro
with Gapitola |\ llrtic`bohind.0n the first
turn Jewel took thelcnd, Betsey second,
led by a length. Oapitola second, `.Tcan` ,,
third Betsey Cameron fourtll. At the
but broke just before reaching the wire
and lost her advantage.
as there was no prospect of tllo race being th
finished it was postponed till today at one KI'
had won a heat. th
The following is the suulmary:- th
TWO~FORTY CLASS. f]
S. lirown,Charlottetown (Steele) 4 4 dr V
Kremnut, br g, by Kslol, Park 0(
Stables,Charlottetawn (Cameron) 1
J\"\'~l M0"\lYlR.bnym, by Parkside,
(Dawson) 2 2 3 to
Fleet. hg, by Fleetwood, Gordon
Hughes, Charlottetown (Hooper) ii 3 2 by
Time 2.~l;ll, 2.44, 2.4.34. _
sell, C. W. Cooke, Shcdiac
(Deliarre) 4 4 4
E
M
-l'\vo»'rnln'rr 'rner AND racls. M
Carroll, Halifax (Carroll) 5 1 4 L
 vi-sllllll li
The weather for the second day oi the
provemcht on t’hc llrst. But it showed  
H slight tchdcncy bo clear and the sun ap-
Cnpitola broke and _,elm bagged her tak peared at times from behind the clouds to -i
ing second position which she held to the' Warm the “°'“°5Ph"° hm' S00" 5° be f°l'
finish. Jean pushed hard for first place lowed again by a shower. TNS Dl‘0lDlS0S to be i-he great day of on G T Pacmc_Strong
r -
In themornlngthe prospect foragood at-
Capitola third which positions were main., Provincial Exhibition ol 1005 was llttlc
tained till the quarter. At the half Jewell im
At this Umm, as lt was “hue” dark and "°“d“n°“ Wm’ not V“'\`Y 9“¢°\1l‘4\l=’l"K but as race will onlne on for completion. Already
e day passed on numbers iiocked to the Jean, Jewell nlld Bertha T.l\nve each won
gu||¢]5_ By ewo ycrock the crowd was a heat and the race ill which there are
°'°l°°k- Berth! T-. JMD lllld Jewel elob at its height and when the bcllrang from six entries Wm be D most “Guns one'
Mudge", 8""“d °° cu" l'h° n"”t'"°°° seen here yesterday was such as no
9 ‘lily iflw llflmd Blilllli WHS f\b0\ltl1l\lf Maritime truck should be ashamed of
ll d hi] h and in this opinion all conclflrrod. Today _
B ' w e per aw as many "mm ware it Wm be as good if not bench _ rl. cerialn flurry in the Liberal ranks over
bo found in thc main building and
I th t' f h d Tm The vaudeville perlormnncc will he the action otsome members of the party.
we ° "pm 8° l' “Emu” 5' B changed at each display and is one that
1 course was far below the attendance of no one Shoup( miss sE,,;ng_ B
1. last year and the only encouraging feature Phoebon W. wllllillolll 80 llillllllst 'S719 fo
. | i M n track record and it is rumored that Ada V
5. N. Dawson, North Tryon reg? nip: WSU H39 l"`°§p”°t °f “ "°d 7 MM’ that yL,sk,,,d,,y marked the best ir cting for lbc l\ailonn.lTranscontlneninl
yn n E mug' timeforahnlf ever rmlds hcrewlll also Railway.
The total paid attendance registered
Rebecca D., cb m, by Parkside, P. "°
ar
the turnstlles yesterday was 3822. 'In the evening the agricultural lectures C
_yu¢|g|ng was \,eR|n in me dlgferem, wlllbe continued. It is seldom that Is-
'rlvo-NlNs.'l'EEN cl.Ass. clnsscs early in the morning and con-
' \V
Rita M., 2.191, :bay ln, by Israel, l'|““ed thmughoul' the enum d"y' agricultural cduclltlonulists of Canada
Peter Carroll, Halifax (Carroll) 2 2 2 In "lf flmcy W0l'll. best specimen not and the occasion should be missed by no
Ada Mack, 210;, baym, by Park- mentioned in list it was Mrs. Eliza farmer,
olde, W, B, B0wnehg_ Summer. Anderson, not Misa Elias Anderson. Throughout a day of enjoyment and
sidc(Stcele) ' 1 1 1 UDlU1l1'B U16 i-l1l'6H ¢0llB<!i-50118 Ol lilfdli profit is promised such as was never ex-
Parh camphcllo, 2.la;, hey g, hy ere unique and eduvutlvv- The lerzest cellerlln Charlottetown.
Parkside, g_ L_ Rmhmy, gum. and most varied is shown by A; F. Calder
m¢|»5{de(B;-own) 3 3 3 and smaller exhibits arelnade by Harry
Hyde and Willie Picksrd.
Anumber of cream separators on the  
rourldniioor ofthe main building, the
Time 2.175, 2.20, 2.19, manufacture of R. A. Lister 8: Go. Ltd.,
ontreal, and the Petrie Mnf_v.Co,Guelph, U
tract considerable attention.   WU 
The Singer Sewing Machine Co. and T.
awson's Liquid Glue have attractive -
` __ ._ 1 , a.,_
TRACES YESTERDAY THE BEST RACES SEEN   THE JAPA ESE T
HERE ron MANv vEARs A NAV L SERVICE
t the Exhibitiqn I-rack  A&¢rn00n__-my Angrnoqp  Precautions taken Before iloing into Battle-~ 
agreeable-Track Record Broken Bpih by Plloebon   Bathing and Clean Llnen to Prevent
by Ada Mac. the fittt $l,rgnmersideT‘io|'sg_z.' l Blood Poisoning' "»
Dl'r\\ol'r, Sept, 27.-( Special.)-Surgeon found the most dangerous plrrcefof all and
Novel Brom A" were we" pcrformcd Mt General Suzuki of the Imperial-lapanesc thc commanders fought their ships from
wm,n“,,i|n“, hh, com ~`.m¢h rendered navy today told a convention of militarv the bridge.
na such work in many cases somewhat surgeons of the United States. how '
‘l“”¥°"°“9- " ' Japanese treated their men. ; uno--1 . were examined and treated.
“*l'”*i_` Before every engagement the nlcn During every iight dishes of boraeic
bathed and put on clean linen so that acid were provided for bathing the eyes of
when fragments of clothing were carried the men when they became alfccted by
into gunshot wounds blood poisoning did smoke or dust.
li:-fore every engagement the eyes of all
lllllil ill Bi
the show. Besides the horse races pro-
mised by the program the two»thirty
An expert horsernan said that the trotting
go for a new mark.
land farmers have suell an opportunity as
the present one to hear the lending
not occur. The meu‘s ears were ililed with cotton
  Tile canning tower of worships was wool to prevent injury by vibration.
HUW UVEH THE
UUNSTHUETIUN
Company Formed to Mo-
nopoiise ii.
OTTAWA, Sept. 27-(Special)-Tllcrc is
These, headed by Hen. J. M. Gibson and
. F. Pearson of Halifax, have about
rmcda company to mcnepolisc the con-
h .
Older members of thc party oppose this
ompany and will do their utmost io
secure a fair share of the work on thc
ilrnipc/.;-Morlcicrl rlivisions.
aim
WUMANS BURNS
MUNETUN BARN
M0~\`*"l`Ul\`. SDM. ‘~‘7.~( Spl=cllll.)~(i|‘llc<e
Iiecchnnl belonging to liipncion and who
“'l1}.;_\;, YQU GROW QLD tragedy, (hc details oi’ which so far as the “nigh but the latter 3°c“‘°°d third Cnpi|,g|n_bny m |_\y1»‘n|»k5l|~le_C H exhibits “pswlrsin me "mln buudhm' 7 "Wi W "YYY YBVB lilo Sl. John police corlsirlclwlrli-
The holly needs patching-wasted tiss-
,,,,,,,,,,“, hp ,,,,|,um, myed_,,,,t, Oman. to that of a quarter of a century ago. 2.40cl.Ass(1'rlll1DllEA1‘.) --
- i - - .
"“°l°'°*l-l’l“°‘l “¢e‘l; HW* “°“\'"15' I" me presmn’ “S” th” "lem" is " in this heat RcbcccaD was drawn. Tile J°""‘»l"\Y m-2~30ll»l'Y E"e°““°""'
"'°"l'. Hl'l\'flY llllmlle 'Feed Fe"°Z°"F|- youngwomau, Mary Mooney, whose body hem ended as thcmevious Ono K-remnml , A_ A, Lggkig, Cllnrllmetown
need lt bl-cause it vltallzes and re_}uv- as horribly mumntem Along wilwm,
M11 _» H .1 . _ rw. W winnlngheat and race. Jurlc Morning (H°°l“‘|`l ' 1
zifiicilrliillfrlirpotlrdlrlriflnél slrehmhwllrht tllrhtlywfllrcii in her mouth andthe 110- |,,°k,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,“ ,,,_,.,,,c,, ,md wen, Jewel, hhreh rn, 2.201 hy Black
make? olnic fcclgoiurl,-llceeps backkthe ds- lice are confident. she was murdered in bac
lmyo nge e ou oo oung '
nnri lrniillsonlcllllgairrrrlfl Flblqget rrervoTls ex- the c°mwm'me“t'd°‘ “_tg“fiu 0; whwl; she
hrlustinn, renew your vitllanergy, again WM’ "`“""""” ‘“‘ hm 0 yt ww” mm
ascerminod are mm.kL,d by the s|mu,n.ity place some distance behind the first two- Ch“ndler,Ch“'\,loLtewwn (Cnéur:
on) _ ' 2
k to third place with Fleet second. ` 3
2.10 cl.Ass (l1rns'r nl-:A1'), Betsey Cameron, br m, 2.29i, by
ro-ellier the lift' of outh, Your remedy- the car. The fact that all the doors ofthe T
Ili Fcrrozolrc, only Ility cents per box, at t
_ closed is considered to prove conclusively the
M
`“_~ Ra
TORONTO' Sem" 2B'_(sp°°‘°l'l_M°"°r l Mr. Gus. E. Goraux,writing from Pam- HGV
atc westerly winds, fine and a littlewarm-' ` broke, tells how hc was injured in a lum- rvh
er bor camp. “A heavy log rolled nfainst wer
' my lug and I was lail up with st llness Son
and a hard swelling. \VhenI applied
D ‘Polson’s Nervliine §ot relief. A few
rubhin swith this oo linllncnt cured
i me." lil thc husll, Nerviline is indispen- TH
E   ` sable; it cures neuralgin, colds, rheuulllt- uma
lam und internal disorders too. No por-
’son can allord to be without Nerviilnc. dnl
i
- e n This heat and tho N100 “|80 WNW £0 Adi* tl\eComedy Acrobatic Act by thclvierreni/o
' ' Mac
G o . 1 won
_ 1 r
W€&1’ -
A great shoe for men,
The “Slater” price $3.50.
Every pair with Oak
Tanned Soles that resist
water. The popular
shoe of Canada, big'
variety of lasts and
widths. -
G0[f Bros.,
first heat trotted badly and only get Rnd Pepper, 2_l7§, entered by B.A. 9.mtnl0pm-C. M. MacR.ae,0ttow\- a  °   .
W     | filth. Fowler, St. John. ~ "Requirements of the Bacon Trade.” 9 0
` - , , 1 U " j f  ilu*
.v` .| l
ooncy left her home on Sunday evening Sym
J
DUCED A HARD SWELLING. by
trot
lcd
2 cases choice Dl1tCl1
_ . silo
hyaclntlls, tulips, IlaI'C1S' was
sus, crocus, lily and strc
supe
were all selected by ourfaz
late Mr. Haszard and are
. The horses got away on the fourth
the very finest Obtainable score. The ln-at was one ot the best
l .no
no
We offer all at low prices 
Ca
to clear. X ,he
bad
na
» tl . 'rl l t » 1
n||,1,,,|(,,-, 'Mn °“ "5 Hmvnl nt' Red um were a\vll;lslll.`illensztrcclhtliiltbrc. lgltllol/lf‘Btd‘rl)k Cl‘“'l°“°“°W“(S"°“le) 4 4 5 fn
. ._--1,,-__ that it was not a case of suicide. Miss lem] hu" M’ the q“'"t°" Ad" M“” Ugg)yI?c‘é,,:u:;;”:gb;`vg;llE§}§;Y(;; 1, 0 6 ively. "mance “mum c0nc|,,,_,|0,,n[ the Ru,,S°_
` ` ecured me lead and wasnever headed ' ‘ The Page wire Fen” C°‘ lmvc “U ex' Japanese war a.f|`ol‘ds the newspapers an
zaby
Pilot, J. P. Irving, Cape Traverse
Bronze Chief John Cameron
trac
ted without a break from starttciln-,
s
for thc Halifax mare. The foinr horses*
of a trot _
ish' In thelnnt :nl:Md;lBh:??nUAaa¢,1:,‘:f 0 n. nl. Judging of difTer|nt classes ’ Rita M, bay ln. 2-19d-lrylsrael. Glllowfl
:)c:'_l:,, ézglliozmzzgz muck ver , concluded. by Peter Carroll, liallfax.
he horses got away on the iiftll score,
. . 'r
~bulbs,conta1nmg named mer
6
\ ning without a break in 2.175 amid Time 2.%i, 2.27,2.25§, .},||,|¢, of |,h,,|,- well known 15,;-was n shin-p .
_ 2 on _ _ opportunity for discussing a subyect
  Bl1Yll1R5l”° W0\1l‘l “°l' I’ 3°“°l R Zrilllii l1Di’l"“S° “nd ¢5¢"l~’"5hl"_l¥ 3 “Mg PHOEBON W BEATS RECORD distance from the main entrance to the which WM passed without much “once M ,
k Hema' me old me being M75 he] ' 3"'°““ds‘ I" ls v|°W”d by mmy mrmns' the time the decision of the government
°h“ T~RU'“ Vressed °]°”°l7 "nd WM’ Phoebon W. was sent against tile to use Singapore us n ,msc WM “mb m,_ llearachcs and langour, you nl-.r-ri llr.
sr mbre tl!"-ll EWU l°“B5l|5 llehlnfl "Mk taut() af 2,17* made by Ada Mum -*O-_ “gunned some “mp "go when Admin" llamlllon's Pills; they tone the strnlmr-ll
lie Park Calnpbello and Clnyson, jr. The brown horse ,robbed thu mile WMP I FIsher'0umned um' nuvél reorganization assist rlllzl-stion, brace you up al cnc.-.
e third and fourth respectively with UMR brenk m 217 thus hreakhm, the Mlnsrd'3 Llnimani Relieve! Niural ll n'
1 n
1° ‘"“"“"°° i“t°""°“|”“' record. The time hy quarters was 35 sec.
2.19 chase (sccorw xlamr.) . 1.55 S20. 1.43 SBC. and 2-17- strategic value of Singapore ns a gmmllng
T LESHIP  -l ~ l - .
lem" “'11” °1‘°l°°‘l by th” f°“"‘“"”°“ vAUDl=:vlLLs PERFDRMANCES. To FLOAT BA T ‘ "“’ ““""‘“Y “’ "‘“ "”° "°’ ““' “"` -ii..-_-l-.\~_ ~_».-.L-_ hcl- hor ht r\l1<l._-.-lar...
, d to .Tapal\'s vessels as giving Gro .'
red without n break from start wi --- owne
. The nu levillo in front of the grand Britain and Japan the whip hand over the
ulkf It 3,” ;:ni:,§r:?;:eg,E|r§c;!;&x-J;;‘ stand Yvas( excellent and fully up to the T°K"h 569'" 22"A V“'“l* lm” “"l"`°‘l M' other European countries where the Far
ac' a ' | advertisements It included the aerial S“*4°b° f"°m P°"‘ A""h“" "° be “sed l" East is concerned.
““ S‘“°‘“~ “’“‘“““'iR"'“ M"“"'°“ 'Y ' ll el the name-.hr Mikasa Aarhhhl
A Useful for all internal and external pain. Adu,
Largo bottles 25c.at alidcalers. [WD d b th Q ldl B os nk p some of me morning mpc" me in
=  __ ,______- _ - l i i r au ng ros; _ ' ' `
L_” Lmkvefemnb ?|Mr?u|§£dI:;l¥:; 8;:-lxydyi 31:11:/)d’l?llrx\)g brcikavvlly Tadder by the T°¥°5n‘3“h|p\wm°h W” '°°°""l7 “““k clined to dwell upon the phase of the
I Enrd easngleo, Q . to nh.. . La Nom Bros; the spanmh mug Ac, by with grsatiose ofiife. lt is expected to icqulwments of Singapore ns though M
.
' 5" “y'°“' r ‘ “ . redoat the Mikasa within three months.
_ Messrs Newell and Steele the hand and
L19 Umss (Tamb R.EAT') head balance with dog hy’Zellor and Dot;` Britain.
| y  _ Y Y
who lcd from Sturt £0 lllllllll Bild Bros ami the double trapoze act by the Mmard ' Llnlmem For sale Everywhere \`_\\\\ \\ \
without trouble. Rita M. was push- __'~ -
‘ l »_
hhnl hy Parr Campbells hat the sam-i  D 0 D  I ~,. ,
*d°=~='d'~=‘"~ “°° =»=°“’ °"°“@“ THE EXHIBITION PROGRAM TODAY.
- ' 1 p. m. Horse races, Dr. Reed, starter. 2_2.; ULASB 1-1,01 Ann |»4i:|.;,
2.30 c1..\ss(rlns'r scar)
of the day. Capimla led oo the ilnlshing g|ey,°|, Jr, mpg, buy g by Ulnvson cn
wh when she was weed by Berth" mea hy c. w. Cooke. shsnas, N B.
the Halifax bay mare. driven by Ada Mwk, 2,1n{, hay in by Parkside en-
ll which had only taken fifth in tend hy W, B. Bownots, Summer-side.
previous best. Betsey Cameron broke park qampbgno, 245;, Ugly 3, by pug.
ly at the quarter and a collision was Hmm enwred |,, g_ L_ mmmy' Summa,-_
wly avoided. Jean that had won the side)
2.? CLASS TROT AND PACE.
Jewell, blk m, 2.20{, by Black Pilot, en-
”.':°;::..iff°:‘i;;°lt;‘:..:°:‘:..¥"'l;.: ..... ..... 1-.  
a keen contest throughout. Capltola L¢°“"’°*'l» 2-?7l- hr 3' by P‘“'k“'°°'l’
url almost from the atm ull the hom.. entered by S- N- D'\“‘H°"- N°"-l* T'?°“-
toh when Jean passed her after a_ JUG". |15? ill. 2-301. by EX¢0\\i»|0l'l°l`» fl ll?
,.b umm, ,md “cured gn; plane, Ereceptor, entered by A. A. Leokie, Char-
. lottetown.
fxeesla' These bulbs Eetwelllr1itt.‘lleem,illr‘lTsll)l:ir ifihethzolltotlldwlllzs Betuy Cameron. br m. 2.29# ll! Bronze
eaelrldewolkldetsu-y Cameron, Bertha T. Clllafv d hy All NUM' '""'°"°d b’ J°h"
may M,°_ Cameron, Charlottetown.
Bertha T, bay, m, by Israel, entered by
2-30 CI-A” <=EC°"” "M"-l Peter-c»r1»cll,llhllrax.
2.18 cuss 'mor AND Paul.
Maisie, bay m, 2,241 by Provider, enter-
ed by J. H. Irving, Charlottetown.
Capitola, bay m,1by|l’arksida d. by Pro-
vider, entered by C. H. Chandler, Charlet
tctown. '
Klnkora, ZHQ gr g, entered by Il. W
Simpson, Surnmersidc.
Will Patch, 2.245 entered by S. A. Fow-
ler, St. John.
Joe Patchen -lr, 2.20! by - Island Chief
entered by Dodd Dwyer, Pictou, N. S.
Vaudeville performance in front uf the
Grand Stand.
FARM ins' l=avlLloN.
il to 8.30-E B Elderkin in the chair.
Dr H G Reed, Georgetown, Ont.-“Care
and Feeding of Farm Horses with a view
of Preventing Disease.”
8.30 to 5.40 prn~Q\|estIons and Answers.
8.40 to 0.2) p m-Mldor Jas Sheppard,
Queenston, Ont.-“Planting and care o
an Orchard."
the ilerdlct
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I-bI" 'Pill ` hib't "' '
Ish; i~o,;:,l€§mG“:;c ogaxjonzz ‘;;,gi,:E  Britain to  Vast trouble recently, wus released from SI..
COWLM, Wm,” marlue gusoune engine r John .lull and arrived here today.
set up and running. It attracts much Base at Smgapore
5 2 zlttcrltion. ,.|
J. H. McKenzie,Lnt 48,l\as on exhibition -“ “
Lo the north end ofthe lnnin bulldirlglln LONDON' Sept* 25__Thc mc, um, the
improved potato digger oi his own manu-
3 1 British Corernmcnt proposes to establish
llwlngl fnqgnre, ,n vast mcvnldepub Msingnpore which WM sct flro to the barn which \\'n.~l totally rl-
A‘ H°r"° 8( C°'°n7 and me ‘nu Mmm' announced by the Sunday Observer, with §U°l'P'l Wil-ll “ll lil* '~'0lli@lll-H-
! eturmg Cl?" summersideéloixw l!’:b';:;` the suggestion that ihls was the first
DZ ni B, C EIIIICIB lln ` '
tangible result of the new Allglo~Japn\|csc
The newspapers now point out the
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tells you i.lle§uaiit§of our Teas. Our
own brsudli .AVE TEA has all the
properties we claim. lf you have not
already bought any come and make a
email purchase.
Wowant the verdict of eve Tea
ln company with anotherdlsropllt~ll>l|~
laracter she drove to Flcwcllirrlr -il
hrxr`s place at Tile Gorge.
There the,Beccha|n woman rlcllblzrlll-» 3
She is under arrest.
GET MORE VIM l
Iilyou are tired, nervous, sleepless, hav.-
Tnlll-n nt night, ynu`rc wc-ll ly rno|niln_~
Sir-lmcsslln tirl-riff-l-ling rli.~n|nn-m- in
stnlltly. Vlnnspiriis, happy bl-nlth, nl.
thejnys of llfc comes to cvvryorlo lbal
llscsl r. llan|Illon's Pills. Na lm-rlirliir
so .slllisflu-lory. Gel. llr. llnmilmrfs l'ill~.
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School
Maps.
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Co’s Howard Vincent
Map of the British
Empire, size 72x63-
net price .. . . . . $6.00
Copp Clark Co’s, new
Map of the Dominion
of Canada, size 96x60,
  $6.00
Gage’s Maps of the Do-
minion, Hemispheres,
North America. etc.,
-each . . . . . . .$4.00
MaéKiniay's Map of the
Maritime Provinces,
  $5.00
Map Drawing Books,
Preng’s Drawing Books.
CARTER & C0., Ltd.,
Charlottetown,
drinker in town and country. ry
Booksellers and Stationers.
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