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hip-your photo
fThe_  St/udio
3 -msn#-eolvmo .nav-1 .¢ho.._fam- -
. ily day. but with nearly always are-
;-gret that this 'one or that-could not
ibe Dl'¢l°ll¢- Had to go to Mary's
:j folks thi: year. you know.
;‘ Ot-cou se, it doesn't really take the
j plane of the absentee, but on such oc-
casions, along with the letter of rs-
gret- send a new photograph taken
` at
The ,Bayer Photo Suu’dio
127 Grafton Street
All
 A. E. Lyon
Photo Studio
‘Spec§,l‘tll;t;’n§ollege,
Work unexcelled. `
Moderate Prices.
Amateur’s work given personal
. - ' attention
107 Queen St. Ch’Town Phone 68]
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The Eastern l-dum :.i:;:L‘;°:.‘;s;l‘:..”.‘:':l:.':.'.:.‘:°l;...“;f
e church and community is the
orer for ber departure She was a
‘f "Q, _e|-|- pAy. tu bu, in tm. groin. 00"; ¢EN1' per word “ch in member of the Vernon River Metho-
‘ \ _ Representatives for Montague
CD
scat-
. CUFFEB
` There -are~
other Coffees
-hut-they
a 1' e n o t
“Seal Brand”
In Z, 1 and 2 pound canal'
Whole-gm nd- rized-
.|wF‘neGN:nd‘°rP;Z_;hw"_ 4 pairs of mittens; 12 nightengales; Chinchilla ill Plain colors. BFOWII
_ . 14 pairs bed socks; as hhhahorohlofs; Blue. Green. Black. Grey and Red:
CHASE & SANBORN, MONTREAL.
les
1 PLANT ENE 
CHEAP FARE AUTUMN EXCURS-
IONTO BOSTON.
Commencing Sept. 10th excursion '
rates will be issued to Boston .good
for return within 30 days.
From Charlottetown to Boston and
return $13.00. The autumn is a de-
lightful time to visit Boston. Steamer
leaves Charlottetown every Friday at
noon. For fugtber particulars apply
to .
JA8. CARRAGHER.
Agent.
Charlottetown.
Eastern S. S. Lines
International Line
8teamship Calvin Austin, and Gov-
ernor Cobb.
FALL EXCURSIONS
Low Fares-Travel Now
, Return LlmIt'30 days.
St. John to Boston 7.00
St. John to Portland 6.50
Leave St. John, Mon., Wed., and
Friday at 9 a. m. for Lubec, Eastport,
Portland and Boston. Return, wave
Central Wharf Boston, Mon., ed.,
and Fri., at 9 a. m.
MAINE STEAIVISHIP LIN!
BTEAMSHIPS NORTHLAND AND
NORTH STAR
Leave Franklin Wharf, Portland,
Tues, Thurs., and Sat., at 6.00 p. m.
City Ticket Ofilce, 47 King Street.
A. O. Currie. Agent, St. John. N. B.
A. I .FlsmIng, 1’.F.AP.A. Bt _-lolln.
New Brunswick. '
 @
Time' Tlhle, Rocky Point Ferry.
8. 8. Hillsboro.
Leave Ch'tovm Leave Rocky Point
\7.30 a. m. 8.00 .am. I-l
8.30 a.m. 9.00 a.m.
0.80 a.m. ' , 10.00 a.m.
11.00 a.m. 11.80 a.m.
1.80 p.m. 8.00 p.m.
8.80 p.m. _ 8.00 p.m. l
8.80 p.m. 4.00 p.m.
5.00 p.m. 5.30 p.m.
9.80 a.m. _ IUNDAY 10.00 a.m.
1I.45 9.3. - 1.00 p.m.
2.00 -9. . - l.80 p.m.
_ 8.00 p.m'., -8.80 p.m.
4.00 p.m. 4.30 p.m.
' H. MURPHY. Manage: .'
Furness 
Sailings
From LONDON From HALIFAX
- Shenandoah Oct. llth
- Kanawha Oct. 26th
October ’lth'Fra|er River -
Octpher ltth Messina _ -
From LIVERPOOL 'From HALIFAX
' Vil NM. Vis Nfld. _
_ Dqrgngo October lath
October 0th Tsblsco October 24th-
Above ssiiings are not susrsnteed and
are lubiect to change without notice. ,
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l’u|'||sn.Wlthy& Co.Ltd. .
lraligox, N. s. _
socks; 12 Pillows; 3 Towels; 2 Roll's
Shirt; 37 Cholera belts; 12 Scarves;
EISTERII PERSONALS
*SCHOOL WORK.-The Follow
2. Gladys Barlow; 3, Fred Matthews.
of~Linen; 3 Pairs of gauntlets; 1 SCARCE GOODS AT OLD PRICES.
87 bandages; 19 balclara caps; 28 F1098 $1-75. 3225. $2-50 and $2-75.
flannel shirts. Curled Cloth in plain colors, Brown
and Blue at $2.25 per yard.
Two Tone Napcloth, Prune and
Black, Green and Black and Blue and
` ' _ Black; prices $2.75 per yard.
mv.v.*Col.   Davidson, Charlotte- Stripe Nap cloth in Brown and
n, was n on ague this week.-B. glue, $250 per yard_
*_ ‘ Invisible Stripe Zebeline in differ-
d- i`°M|'9  C- Rhgdei Haliffl-X. Fetufll- ent colors; price $2.75 a yard.
_H __ 3 Ufme 5;/Ithftl -3- Enterprise. Fri- _ Class A Scotch Tweeds at a. Saving
_ . .. . HY. r0m Ori Bgue, where she has of $1.00 a yard in Fawn, Brown, Blue,`
bee lltin h d ht ,M
Ivegllg g er aug er rs T G ,(2-Féin, Black and White at $2.49 per 'F CROS FEVERISH SWK B||_|_
|-` ` '-ie Bl tl l ' _
S t y 1 € THE HOME OF 600° 'anke ng n plaids and plain col
UNDERWEAR ors Old price, $125 per yard
Black Plush Cloaklngs, .lust receiv-
It’s our business to supply d- l 5,25
ood underwear for |855 money’ 25. e ' pr ce $ and $6/15 per1',X,‘;'.I5l1'\,S tomorrow. Children simply will not
~ , . _ tl n .t d mi in tm. 1, dist Church from her youth up,
\ .~'r ooauon Ives ulouaraifs' :;ih.° omni lhugtuooolilnipahy oraehw :i°"°“*°*‘ "ld “°'P"“’ ’“ °" “B “°""‘
es, but especially in the work of
the Women’s Missionary Society, of
gg' 9) . ..~L/in uiumssss-'rhoro was o milk the stahalhs or soo vlow school which she was I 1if° member “Hd °l°°
/M large numb roi the Montague citizens for- September: Grade V.--1. TBD M’ I A H '
l-_-ge, . ht the nmol-al of..-th, me Austin Donald; 2, Lena Donald; 3, stalls 0°" RW' “Xl "Y~
‘ Hewitt, Wednesday.-B. . ‘ Cousins. Grade lv.-1, Katie Ad`ams;
some years president' of the Ver
Greatly beloved and held in highest
esteem by all who were privileged
_..*8T. PETERS, ANNANDALE, Grade lII.-1, Robert Hunter; 2, Roy with her acquaintance; it was in her
Dundas Baptist Churches Services Sudsbury and I-°BtBl‘ DUZSHD: 3. Colin h
lh st. re r o . _ ._ _ Adams. ol-ooo ll.--1 also s Adams- g
ome and also outside it she cheefly
isplayed the qualities of a high and
Ve s. ct' 10th, 8 p.m in y .
stood or oo¢.~1'nh. Dundas 11 o m 2. James Murphy: sf Lois simmons-_ My w°m=“h°°d- In Pf°°v°\'i¢Y “<1
Annandale 7 80 p. m The Pastor Rev Grade I-1. 301111 M\ll'D\1y 2 Edwin °
B ' ` . ‘ ' _ f ' ' ' _ - dversity, her sympathy sooitlied, hgr
- ' ` ' ; , . 1 ' '_ wise counsels directed to r g t en s
 R' N' Rand Wm "ascii" ~ ' Murpfly 3 Wamce Champhim by righteous means. Quiet, unob-
. . _ . __ tr
...~ooNouc1~ esnvlczsp nov. ..:Acc|osN'r. what might have “sive Patient °°“'°=°°“° “nd 1"
Wm. McLeod will conduct Divine Ser- resulted 'in a fatal accident occurred ll
vice in Annandale on the 10th at 11 at Montague W@d¥l€Sd8y f0!‘6l\00ll-
er tongue was the law of kindness.
When we know these things it is no
o'clock, Dundas at 3 p.m. and at For- Mr John Stewart and Miss E. Mc- l“"“5f°“ “"0 me BMCWBVY °f 3
est Hill at 7 p.m. Mr. McLeod is at- Swain, ' Roseneath, while driving Ch"13U°“ me Wen "ved t° 'even
tending the Synod in St. John and across the Montague Bridge or the them-
will return on the 9t'h. approach thereto, their horse stopped _
-_-_ f and backed them down over the‘side h°lY Pau*-“ce and “We” "°Sig““U°"
_..*RED CROB8.- The George- 'or the embankment into the ditch
ww" Branch of the Red Cross Sm-:_ below, Where the men were mggmg Sllmmolls came it Wits but tht? breitli-
loty acknowledge the rooolpt or $50.00 down nrsnarlns for the bottom or .base ‘ng °f the fefiefsf ll l'>°“'“8 °f the
from the Murray Harbour North Of the Collorete facing. The bank was “ble when the 30"' 5”-"ed “WW f°
Branch_per Mrs. Milinda Millar. The some fifteen feet high. Miss McSwain its desired have"-
Georgetovm Branch of the Red Cross was thrown from the carriage, and the
Society have forwarded the following horse fell on her, breaking~ her arm.
list to Charlottetown from September and bruising her up generally. Mr,
30, 1914. to September 30, 1915, 70 Stewart escaped without any serious be’ °f “em” and nephews and 3 1°-"59
pyjama suits; 27 Khaki shirts; 22 injurjel The horse was badly out on circle of friends. The funeral service
Bed jackets; 53 Pillow cases; 36 Face the rump, and the waggpn was all was conducted i" the h‘-‘me “nd
clothes; 35 Night shirts; 51 Pair of smashed to nieces.-B. C1
Her last illness was marked by a
to the will of God. and when the
She leaves to mourn her, three sis-
ters, Mrs. John Haydeu, Mrs. Daniel
Marchon, Mrs. Samuel Genny, a. num-
lurch on Thursday 7th by Rev. T.W.
Hodgson and was attended by a
large and. representative gathelring
from the community ami surrounding
district.
(Other -papers please copy.)
Munn: nur mu
EHMIIIES If llHIlU'S
TUNEUE IS lIUllF.|]
s
ous, cLEAN Llr'r|.'E Llv'ER
AND sowsLs.
A lnxative- today saves a sick child
We are Showing the setter underwear for the same money. - ,take the time "Um muy t° empty
’ _ Pick and style, quality o k d . .
approved Styles In Wo let us prove the statementli nl5l>?\'I?0an . up with waste, llver gets sluggish,
m ’ 334540-sM2l
en s fine Footwear.
  est and up-to-date styles. GQFF
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THE MARKETS "
Butter per lb.
Fowl per lb.
Chickens ,
I-lay pressedi '
Buckwheat,
Wheat, per bus.
Oats,
E doze
Tub butter per lb. 22
Potatoes, per bus. new, 30
Queen Quality Beer por lh., l-ohul. 10 to 12
$4.50, $5.00, $6.00
$3 50 and $4 00
Alley Co.
135 Queen Stl'€€t Oatmeal, per 100 3.50
CAN_An|AN
PACI FIC
FALL EXCURSIONS ’
T0
BOS TON.
Tickets on Sale Daily until October I6
AT SPECIAL RATES
. Boston Favorite
Limit. Thirty Days
PANAMA-PACIFIC
EXPOSITION
SPECIAL LOW RATES
Travel Canadian Pacific _
_through the Canadian Rockies
w, ll, lmwsrm. {_.x;iA:, o.P.lz.. st. lohh.
 
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Turnips, - , 15
Apples per doz. 6 to 9
WOOL Der lb 25 to 40
S’SIDE MARKETS
Wheat. bus. 81.00 to 1.25
Wool. lb. 2s to 40
Eggs, doz. 22
Hay, pressed 10.00 to 13.00
Hides, lb. 15
Oats. (white) bus. .ss
Barley, bus. 55 to so
Buckwheat 1,25
Butter, lb. (dairy) » 21 to 23
Butter lb. (creamery) ' 28
 
~Safe and Sure-
shou_ld be your relief from indi-
gestlon, b llousness, or consti-
pation. Known to be reliable
and famous for_ their prompt
and certain efficacy-are
Beecham’s
I su of/th noel la ~
 uvozywlsorzo In boxpqe . 
' For Vacation
Pills ,
The community of Bellevue was
to mourn one brother, Neil, and two
14 to  sisters, Mrs. Donald McKinllon, Grand
View; and Miss Sarah, on the old
75' tosag homestead. The funeral from her
‘L00 to ‘L25 late residence, was largely attended.
The services at the house and grave
38
ggg, nl-_ 23 to 25_ were conducted by Rev. J. M. Mc-
Butter lb. (creamery) 27 to 28;
_Leod, M. A., of St. Peter’s Bay, e cou-
sin of the deceased. The memory of
the just is blessed.
Lick, P. E. |.
Alter an earthly sojourn which ex-
tended irom July 8th 1842 to Sept. 27.
1915, Mrs. Albert Boswell passed
peacefully to the realm of sp?-its bc-
loved as a wife, mother, sis er and
patience and humble resignation to
klnd_ and reserved and will be greatly
missed in hér home. Mrs. Boswell
was the youngest daughter of the late
Pownal)) and fifty four years ago she
Cemetery.
At Vernon River on the evening of
CASTOR IA
 ‘ Bears the
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more pleasure on your
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of oh than a Kodak- 9
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on uw We have 3 devel or other noctu work by artl-
 ‘""°l'°'*'° 'L'-'.¥"»"""" ~ l . Wild P.f|”*”.lll !1.°P°1'¢‘. M as 1 he to hm u oh the
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Montague,
Princeltdwsrci
.- ~ , _ come in wlththeilght of out
optical knowledge. Can we help
you ?  ~ ' .
.`All `
st short
MRS. ALBERT BOSWELL, MT. MEL-
thelr bowels, which become clogged
NS
_ stomach sour.
Look at the tongue, Mother! If
noun -|-R|o_ Regal Banker and _ coated, or your child is listless, cross,
/ \ Slater Boots for men in an the newi J feverish, breath bad, restless, doesn't
eat heartily, full of cold or has sore
hroat or any other childrens ailment,
give a. teaspoonful of “California
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‘  -;-___ _ Miss BELLA |v|eDoNALD. yrup of Figs.” then don’t worry. be
ause it is perfectly llalmless, and ln
few hours all this constipated poi~
on, sour bile and fermcnting waste
shocked on Wednesday, September”
29, when the unexpected death of  g;;'t:l’;v';";v;gl':" ‘ig  gfifflelif
_-* Bella McDonald (Susie), occurred. y ..' D y ..
CH’TOWN MARKETS Although the deceased was not in gain' A thorough' inside clemming
- ~ ,H 2, ;‘;‘.::.“.:.:‘;r‘;‘:'.lf;.:?:.?;“°'.t.;"l:.2§;  »-    
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is oftimes all that is necessary. It
in any sickness.
Beware of counterfeit fig syrups.
Ask your druggist for a B0-centlbottle
oi’ "California Syrup of Figs," which
has full directions for babies. child-
ren of all ages and for grown-ups
plainly printed on the bottle. Look
carefully and see that it ls made by
the “California Fig Syrup Company.
"Coat..Swenters at Patons from
$1.25 to $10.00. 3331.
"Use Fosters Essence Vinegar and
Plckling spices. Fresh and strong.
The Central Drugstore.
' » 3311-10-6M3i.
preservative, 15c lb. FO STERS
the Divin‘e Will. She was gentle, Dl`“E9t°1`9~ 3311'10'6M3i' _V
IS AN IDEAL FOOD FOR CHILDREN
It aids the dusstiost of other food.
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Our large shipment of DUTCH BULBS have 
lust arrived
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Bulb
 _lj _lg Direct from Holland 
g..  i
,Hyacinth Bulbs,
Tulip Bulbs,
Daffodils, Crocus,
Polyanthus, Narcissus,
Snowdrops, Freesia,
Bermuda Easter Lilies,
Chinese Sacred Lilies,
Hyacinth Glasses &c, &c, &c.
All large first quality Bulbs.
Lowest prices, Wholesale & Retail.
-Carter & Company, Ltd.
Dealers in Seeds and Bulbs
S 3342-10-vllrlhwrfasthtlnf. » I
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  Get a
Good
Tank
in the
Flush-
A fush tank without trouble-that is
the kind you want in your home.
This is the tank that works right all
the time and does away with all the
common disorders to ordinary flush
tanks.
It does not sweat in hot or cold
weather. It flushes perfectlyt, has no
joints to open ug, no linings to leak _and
the workmans lp i_in_lsh and fittings
makes it the largest llvmg tank made.
Specify our new flush tank for your
SEWCI' SySf€m.
U
Fred H. Tramor
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Samuel Lane, of' Mt. Mellick (near * _ "Q
was united in marriage with Mr. Al- ‘
bert Boswell of the same place. To
this union thirteen children were
born. Five sons and flve daughters
with the heartbroken husband sur-
vive. The sons are Henry and Al- 
mon, of Marshfield, George and Albert ._ 
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» efficient and dependlnable . _ . y
` A _ __  _in th-hm" ~ - . , Brings forth all lurking eye _ _
if  - ll »' tho' v?ud,.-eswogeetdieiriyaf §?f.§°¢ii‘.~'...§ "Tl'..'i1...“2"’_`§..'§é‘5' .Sli These are .requlred to replace m_en who have Volun
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LIEUT. L. A. MOORE, sudo. _ ,
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kins and one brother Mr. J. Cooney I f t R  f t
Lane, both oi' Glenilnnan, alsocsur- n   e n  S
vive, The funeral service was con- _
ducted by the pastor of the deceased, - ~ Y 1,? l
Rev. E. S. Weeks, and was largely at- C E F » P E _}f.,_‘. ,‘
tended. Interment was at Pownal e o Q’ e o O 
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of Dunstaifnage and Lane on the _` -ji,
-homestead. Mt. Mellick. The daugh- f I g "4
ters are Mrs. Samuel Stewart, Dunn- ‘ 3 I I _l ,;
starfnage; Mrs. Lincoln Irving. Cher- n 0 J, :li
ry Valley; Mrs. Whllace Wood. Alex-  "
andre; Mrs. Richard Stewart, Mi.
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