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others don't. It STERIL~
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with it - Makes__clothes
more healthful - Annihi-
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present in bedding and
dishes used in siclnroom.
Cleans better than soap.
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nearly-always a re-
one or that could not
l-Iad togo to Mary’s.i
year, you know. l
course, it doesn’t really take the
of the absentee, but on such oc-
along with the letter of re-,
send a new photograph taken
Phat()  - » the Canadian Navy, Ottawa. Sir Henry
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Speclalty In Groups' .C°uege’ 1 2 3 4 and 5 riiiiltlgi BSsir ‘Charlton F nFraser?tI-tildlifsg,
Somew and Family ' ’ ’ ' ,I ' and S'ir Herbert B, A'mes, M. P., Mon-
Work unexceued » treal, honorary secretary of the Can-
. _ _ ° - _ adinn Patriotic Fund, were invested as
/ Moderate Prices. ,_ . K1;§shtsiB»;;:hf§<|>ri] on P
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Amateur’s work elven personal iiamsnfify coma,” £31 capiliil miri-
» attention For sizes ard Burton Dean, Regina, late super-
107 Queen S1-_Ch Town Pho!-|e68] _intendent of the Royal Northwesi
must be accurately measured.
Too. little would only partly
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° ` ll 'F ill th C d` _ll ,Bl,b. 05190
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T00 IIIIICII W0l.11d 1l’l]I1I'€ the -_ arrival of the second division., Bat- Butter, lb. (dairy) 21 to '23
eye9_ . ` . talions, however, are holding them- Butter lb. (crenmery) 28
We I.lS€  bESt Il10d€I°l‘l F  V their services. The second division 
0 tical a hances absoluter _ ls now well established. Pere stent
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P pp » y - ratigs have made the trenches deep in CHICAGO, Sept 29___ Wheat Nm 2 ` 
correcting optical detects
and guarantee satisfaction.
H. J. Mano-N
Druggist & Ootician.
7 Souris P. E. Island
  Dainty China
l _ assortment of Hand
Painted China in exquis-
ite designs, any 'piece of
which would be a delight
to the recipient., f ' '
C. W. Patterson
J 01001191'
Cook Studio”
"Shown here in a good variety of
sizes and stylesinthe nlicest line of
Photo Albums you could wish to sel-,
ect from, and they are priced so
moderately that you will not mind the
cost. The Two Macs, 149 Great Geo-
rge Street. . ~ Mtf.
Bow ."1
BOOTS
That Wear, Fit, and
5 ' Look Well
sosrou Bov
Bayer Phgto Suudio -The order of Knight Commandenof
the order of Saint Michael and St.
127 G1‘8fl0ll Street George was conferred on Lieutenant-
made with solid leather
insoles and counters ,
For sizes
11, 12 and  the Imperial Service Order. Wool per lb.
i . Montague,
Days `
There is nothing that
we could suggest to add
more pleasure on your
holiday than a Kodak-
they are light, compact,
eiiicient and dependable
in the fullest sense of
the word; We carry a
complete stock of Kod-
aks, Films and all sup-
plies. We have a develop-
ing and printing depart-
ment which is equipped
up-to date. Prices-satis
factory( Mail your next
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Ltd. ‘
Prince .Edward island
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. .OIT PAYS to buy in this Province
..°1_'. GORDON IVES is Guardirn
Representatives for Montague.
..*D. F. TIERNEV is Guardian Re-
presentative for Sourls and will be
pleased to receive subscriptions, ad-
vertising and news.
.JIBLANPER WOUNDED-The fol-
lowing is ta en from the New Glasgow
News of a recent date: The ilrst
man wounded, _who originally belong-
ed ‘tithe Forxtfieth Biattalign, now in
tra n ng s alcart er amp, was
heard frorg today, when the following
te egram ated Ottawa, was rece ve
by ixlbert Hicken, Trenton: “Sin-
cere y regret to nform you that No.
15507, Pr. Edward Hicken, “13th, tor-
merely 40th Battalion, ofllcially report
ed admitted to No. 8 Casualty Clear-
ing Station, Sept. 20, gun shot wounds.
Will send further pagficulars when re-
ce ved." (Sgd.) `dj. General. Pte.
Iliciken was nflormelrly ziéehof the_orig-
na men w t e t Battalion
squad. who left here with Captain
Chisholm and Lieut. Dawson, after
getting sufficient training he was tak-
gn in n draft tlolEng_l;ind angahad only
een on e r ng ne in rnnce a
Ivleryhfew diaystxlienplie vgis wounded.
e as a ro er. e. tewart Hic~
ken. .who has been on the tiring line
now for four or five months, but who
has escapedlwlthout a scratch so far.
H s many fr ends in Trenton and New
Glasgow will deeply regret_ to hear
that Pte. Edwami Hicken has, been
wounded and' hope foi his speedy re-
g0V8l‘Y.m (P§e.§Ii;:ken vias lliorn in
eorge wn. . . ., and s t f
Mr. Albert Hicken.) 8 son `°
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WERE INVESTED WITH INSIGNIA.
OTTAWA, Sept. 27.-The Canadians
who were lmighted and honored with
other titles by King George on his
birthday? June 3, were formally in-
vested with the insignia of the orders
conferred on them by H. R. H. the
Duke of Connaught, who, as Govern-
or-General of Canada, is the Klng’s
representative in the Dominion, at
Government House this afternoon
Colonel St. John Strathearn Hendrle,
Lieutenant-Governor of Ontario, and
Dr. William Peterson, of McGill, Mon~
treal; the Order of Companions of the
Order of St. Michael and St. George
A E L $ 65 i on Rev. D. M. Gordon, D. D., principal
- 3 3 I and vice chancellor of Queens Unlver-`
‘ 9 ° y 2° p sity, Kingston, and Commander Rich-
ard H. Stevens,'chief of the staff of
L. Drayton, chairman of the Railway
Mounted Police, were invested with
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THE CANADIANS ARE NOT EN
 e  1 c.AcEo iN 1':-is PRESENT ' -l'
f 0  &  o|=r=e~sivs .wneac bus. s1.oo to 1.25
» 0 wool, in. zo to 40
LONDON Sept 28 -The Canadians
_ . _ _ fensive of the allies on the western Hides, lb. 15
,___,___ front. Oillcei-s'who have just returned Oatmeal per 100' 8.50
from the tiring line state that quiet
selves in readiness for any call for
m
Eastern _Kings ii
Live Stock Fair
Souris
$800.00 IN PRIZES $300.00
For Live Stock, Diary Pro-
Housekeeping, ,Fish and _Misel
laneous: also school exhibits.
inclusive begins_1 p. m., Monday
4th., in classes one to four lp.-m.
Tuesday _5th., when both depart-
ments will be open to the Public
25 cents admits to both F iel_d and
Drill Shed. For pnze_ list or
other information write the
S°°r°ta'i.` M. MCCORMASCKHS
Ou »
--_ I ~ ` -. ‘J #Anas Ano 1'nA|N Annauos- Peterboro, holed. $18: more sis' to
Merrre in couuecriou wm-4
sasrsnu K|NQ's I-IVE
srocif nm 19's.
Fare.
$1.85
1.70
1.00
1120
1.10
.90
' .90
.85
.75
.70
.40
.40
Charlottetown
York rf
Bedford
 Stewart
Douglas.
Lot 40
Morell
Marie
Midgell
St. ~ Peters
Selkirk
St. Charles
Bear River
New Zealand 
s.-ss"  S
Hold
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_gg *best and $7 to $7.50 for cull., H9
aces are 25c. to 35c. hi ° le D
Road _
..°0Nl CENT per word each in
sertion for advertising in this col-
umn. Cash must accompany order.
.,*DEATH OF YOUNG 80URI8
MAN.-The Guardian regrets to have
to chronicle the death of Lawrence
Tanner, n native of Sourls, where he
was born 28 years ago. Deceased had
been working in Maine, U. S. A. for
some time in connection with the
lumber business, and enjoyed the well-
mQ;ited confidence of his employers.
A ew weeks ago he was taken sick
with typhoid fever and was taken to
the Eastern Maine General Hospital,
where he died. His remains were
brought home to Charmwood, Sourls,
his father’s residence last Thursday
(September 23rd.) and interred the
following day. The Rev. E. E. Styles
conducted the service. Besides his
father there are several near rela-
tives who mourn his decense and`to
whom our sympathy is extended.
E EISTERII PERSOIIILS
..*Misses Sara and Mary MacDon-
ald, Rock Barra returned from Bos-
ton recently!
..*Mes.srs John Mnclsaac, Michael
MacDonald and George MacPhee, _all
of Rock Barra., left on Friday morn-
ing en route to the United States!
. . °Mrs. Michael MacCormnck,
Sourls, returned from Antlgonlsr a
few evenings ago, where she has been
visiting her sister, who ls ill.
..*The following are registered at
the Cox Hotel, Sourlsz- Wm. J. At-
kins, 1-Innfax; B. H. Ford, si. John, s.
Johnson, Sydney; E. M. Waiting, St.
John; Frank Scott, St. John; T. Gor-
don Boyne, St. John; ~A. Leslie, Mon-
treal; C. J. Thomas, Truro.*
Steadfast and uncorrupt; your ac-
tions noble,
Your goodnéss simple, without guile
or a‘rt; .
And not in vesture Y holler than in
heart.
-T. MIDDLETON.
rnflllnifrs
CH’TQWN IIIARKETS
Butter per Ib. 23 to 28
Fowl per lb. 10
Chickens 14 to 16
Hay pressed $14.00 to $15.00
Buckwheat 75 to 90
Wheat, per bus. $1.00 to $1.25
Oats, white. 60
Oats, black 65 to 70
Eggs, dozen 23 to 25
Butter lb. (creamery) - 27 to 28
Tub butter per lb. 22
Potatoes, per bus. new,
Beef per lb. retail,
Blueberries, per qt.
,Apples 'per dozen. *
35
10 to 12
10
6 to 9
. 25 to 40
S’SIDE MARKETS
Eggs, doz.
Oats, (white) bus. ' .03
RKETS
Red 1.05 to 1.15%. N0. 3 Red 95 to
1.05 to 1.151/4. Corn No. 2 yellow 65 to
66% Oats No. 3 white 34% to 35
Standard 37% to 38%. Rye No. 2,
1.00. Barley 52 to 60 Timothy 5.00 to
7.25. Clover 12.50 to 19.00. Pork
13.32. Lard 7.95. Ribs 8.37 to 9.90.
Wheat: Wheat sold locally on farm-
ers’ markets over Ontario as follows'
Berlin 85c to 90c Brantford 85c Co
d to 82c and Stratford
85c. At\Winll>eg No 1 Northern
wheat was quoted yesterday at 91 3-4c
were inspected in Winnipeg and No 2
Oats: New oats are selling in Tor-
per bushel.
Millfeeds: Mlllfeeds at Toronto are
d°Wll B110tIfér $1 below last week’s
Prices. all round. as follows: Bran,
$24 DBI' ton: SIIOFUI. $26 and Middlings,
$27 per ton. At Montreal prices re-
mained unchanged, Bran ,selling at $25
De `ton: Shorts $27 and Mgddu
$3; to ass per ton. ‘ "gs
Hay: Hay sold ini 1 1 1 t 1
Ontario as follows: Bsgiii. blii(ieIil.s$1rli
to $19; loose $16.50-to $17.50; Owen
Sound. baled. $18 loose $13 to $13 50;
$18. At Montreal this week prices
are unchanged.
Live Stock: At the Montreal stock
Yards the receipts of live stock fm- me
Week ending Sept. 25 were 2000 came
5,900 sheep and lambs. 2.600 hogs and
900 calves. Owing to the not that
there was no demand for cattle for ex-
port a weaker feeling developed in
the market and prices for all grades
scored a furtherdecllne of 25 cent;
ner cwt. as com ar
n week ago' I?__°d with prices paid
» Sheep and Lambs: A better feeling
entered the sheep and igmb market
today and yesterday. There was I,
lood demand, lsrle lots being token
freely. Lambs went st $8 to $8176 for
Sheep brought $4 to $5.25 'rho 'ii
were s week "sr "nn they
nose Aiiio' ii
f 0'!! there was no
gimkset I? the condition of the Toronto
r e or live hogs lug 'gem _vm a
feelin: prevailed in the Mon-
cwt Hogs
01' 00
'on Monday Ind prices
to S10
BE WHAT YOU SEEM. .
WlllM Pllllil ‘
Fllll liilllll Sllllllill
Mrs. (Dr). Conroy. city. Wednes-
day received a post card from her
nephew, Mr. Fred Fraser, now a pris-
oner of .war in Munster, Germany.
He states that he is well and makes
no complaint. ‘
A letter written by the late Capt.
McMes.ns of Winnipeg to' his sister
in that city refers to Mr. Fraser in
these wordsz-
"Fred Fraser of the B. of lVi». 8b0llli
whom you enquire was perhaps the
most_reliahle man I bad. I-le was a
Lance Corporal but would now be my
Company-Quarter Master Sergeant lf
he was only here. Unfortunately he
is missing and being the last one out-
side myself who left our trench when
we were relieved i got him to help
my servant who appeared to be dy-
ing from the effects of the previous
day's gas. I had to go off to a flank
to make some dispositions and never
saw him again. The Germans that
afternoon got all the country around
where they were left and I hoped a-
gainst hope 'that they would not get
my servant to whom I had lent a
sword cane I had bought in Ypres
and which might slgn,his death war-
rant if the Germans used it as an
excuse for finishing him,» though I
did not expect he would live. Still
from what I know of Fraser, though
unwounded he would never have left
my servant while he lived, and then
again in my servant’s pack was the
helmet of a Prussian Guardsrnsn I
had told Landrum I was sending
home. I gave this to Fraser to carry.
Really Lenore. dearest I cannot write
about it further. The whole thing
seems too awful to me as I see the
picture of it' all in front of me."
Capt. McMeans, the writer of the
above splendid tribute to the young
island soldier was himself killed in
action at Yprcs ten days after
writing the letter. The servant of
Capt. McMeans referred to in the lei-
_ter is also a prisoner along with Mr.
Fraser and at last reports was quite
recovered from the gas poisoning.
The Ninth Battalion Winnipeg
Rifles, to which Mr. Fraser belonged
was entirely wiped out at the battle
of Ypres when the Canadians were
called upon to occupy the trenches
vacated by the Algerians, all being
either killed or taken prisoners.
BITTER PILL F0_R BERLIN
BERLIN, via Sayvllle, September
27-The German general staff was
not surprised by the new Franco-
British movement, says the Lokal
Anzelger, although on___t@_sV_ occasion
it 'w§s"announc'éd"ih' advance.
“The brave German troops with~|
stood the onslaught," ‘the newspaper;
continues, "and will hold out until the
enemy has been driven back. The Ger-
man iron wall is unshakable and in-
surinountable.
“It is possible that the new move-I
ment was inspired more by political
than by military reasons, in the de-
sire to influence Balkan States, parti-
cularly Greece and Roumania, and to
awe Bulgaria. Germany quietly awaits-
the issue.”
In a. review of the political and
military situation the Vossische Zei-
tung saysz-
"All hopes and expectations of the
Quadruple Entente have been wreck-|
ed everywhere -north, south, east
and west. A year ago President Poin-
care of Francdlsaid that the French
were marching upon Berlin. Grand
Duke Nicholas oi’ Russia was describ-
Perfect baking _assured because, there, _
no leaky joints around' ovén or fluesi in
‘Claiys   
 Sask-al a I
They are made airtight with
%n.g specially prepared asbestos
fibre. See the McCIary dealer in your town.
SOLD BY ROGERS HARDWARE C0., LTD.. CHARLOTTETOWN, G
R. T. HOLMAN LTD BUMMERSIDE
ler in the same direction. Lord Curzon
expected to see Gurkhas at Potsdam.
The British Admirals were to wipe
the German fleet out of existence.
“A glance at the war map is suffi-
cient to show what really has been
achieved."
DENIES REPORT
OF GOVERNMENT
TO TAKE G. T. P.
WINNIPEG, Sept. 28.~By the
time the Hon. Frank Cochrane, Minis-
week he will have covered 8,400 miles
of Canadian railway. He arrived in
Winnipeg from The Pass yesterday,
having attached his private car to u
freight train.
Mr. Cochrane has made a complete
inspection trip of the new railways
and terminals in Western Canada. Hu
went to Mile 207 on the Hudson Bay
Railway.
Referring to_ the reports that have
been in circulation that the Govern-
ment intended to take over he Grand
Trunk Pacific, Mr. Cochrane said the
stories he heard in the West were thc
ter of Railways and Canals, get back|llrst news he had on the subject. He
to Ottawa. some time during this merely smiled at the question asked,
saying there was nohlng o i.
Base Burner
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New Silver Munn
with and without
Hard Coal for use-
With same, and all
at prices for cash
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competition in the
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