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" ' I' or . ~ 'mn GHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN "' - PAGE THREE
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 Centnl_(_Illardian lIrovinchlJ_lxliil»ltl0u I /-""""-"-"'-4 `
. SHOP .rom Holmslrs _,sl_a1og_
Bgcgmgs l onwsnt. ssnvicss- service ' Avnamas 'PmzE Lie-r
, 5‘""iev in the Orwell Head ciiurell Aged aulle
M1111. m. andlnB ’ 1.N `
    ,AECEIVKES It-I-6-[LY PARCEL lniféo.. Mt. Herbert. I I o  e 
a,  t. Andrews essnessock Quintln, B. R.  I
It ChUl'0l1. Orwell at 7 D. ln. by Mr. Brown, York, `
W Edward Aitken
2 Kingston Pride Farmers Mill
The Belt Cooke ‘t|| 3 1| _ - , - raggan Stockmnn, C T For
I V A °' “N Thorebreeq, _ I‘he excitement 'was intense last susan Marshfield.
__ EVSUIHS nt the store of W.'l`. Well Bull 2 yearn.
1- _ _"__ ° “ef C0. 1-ld-. at 10.15 -p.m. when 1. Rsveywood Victor, Experimeu I
I _ f Mr. A. T. -Stnulllnn of Halllfaxg tal Farm. _ _- _ amouw ear! 1
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BIRTHS    In rIIl§li1eo11d0u;In21e l')Il_1xels11l:r,letlbCati£e gnlsrelgwggd Daydream, Inrmers
_ - nuelret went earlier lu til _ 3. Locks' ua cu' r, clel D.  '
ACORN.-At Lake Ve1-1111, Sept 3,    ing to Mlrs. W.E. Daley me e3`11i1l:. McLean anezl Solis:e_Clyd:Il IR‘Is'er. K  _ I
. - ~ 1
1922. t0 ’M~I‘. and Mir-s. Earl Acorn,
S merside, whilst the Parlour block Bull, yearning
11 sun, 1`:llll§°°'=I to The Guardian.) “W picked .ont by llvliee Mae 1. Brightside Echo, Brown.
LIN. Sept. 28.- Eamon De H0l'l1o Bloofmfleldoil Wednesda _ 2. Robin Adair, McRae Bros
MATTHEW-A* “fest Cove Hr d
Valera and his friends have ab_
Y Nurnl wiliellire. " Supreme
,,,, Sep, 1911,'1m ,O M, "‘ ““‘“l@ll according to .he Free A MlsuNol.-:ns1'ANl>lNe.- lu 3 Brightside over orccu.nreu<u
ull- r‘la>'ton iliutthéw 1 ' and mans Journal and LM" Lynch- regard '° 'the °°"“1i°“ which 0°' 5°"""` 3"" °“"' IDQUGIIIH
;u`».tl »Cmbb ) I hnee Miss (Thief of Stuff, of 1115- R,,m,b11c,m’cul~red ut the corner 'of G1~11_f10.1 1. Sprfngburn Crearar, Easton
_ yr e ~ y, n (aug ter. Con- for-cue 1.11111 1113 C011 ' .
.1 ' __ - Cngucs , 1 and Rochford streets ll W tl ~ Bros- B°Yf‘I"Y~
trflll-‘I"U°"`* pown1~_ we u day night when 1119 ((1:-out 1.111135] 2. (‘arksl|.le Earl-aka. llrowil.  
-- 'lhe news l* 1 and fend f tl 1`»rightsld»- .-.’1.i'l'_-1.". I'-'--wil I `
MARRIAGPIS f _ Witt: Blntes that the Hr 0 the cur beionl-ring ' _ ‘ “
hlllles ol a nation-.ll peace to Mr. E. Coffin was brok b _ 4. Rsvenwood Cragglln, Expert- , '
|d.1.=llcd to pieces by this new ‘elf ond repair the owner of 11fgd,1i,y;_ mental Farm. , 50/db;//6adIh85fUf6S I
FlE|D-COURT.- At the Pars0U‘I Gul. 'Headers am f°l`<¢i!l§ ‘tllclr-Iasléd car wishes tn make it under- 5~ Brightside E“""y' Bmwn' - I
nge, 220 Richmond SL, SWL 2-11h_ followers to c011111111,. to me ,1,-tystood that his cur was not in mo- Junior Bull Cai(
WWI tel lid I tio 1 Exper‘mcn*:1IFarl“ JAS C0DI5T|N£:Co.|..»»r¢e ,
Ili' RW- -1 - nyflll. Charles Hen- ' G . ll at the time but k d I ' A ‘ ' ‘ ‘ '
ri. 11,1111, of Suffolk. to Eliza. Ma- - front of his 3101-0 .wellmgffe mg' 2. Fairvru' Cir.-"lr 2nd McRae Mon-rnzsl.
tlda Court, of Mill Cove, 1’.E,1_ `**9_v?-__ street, _gl I and S021. `
LAMB EXPORT WILL PAY, . -_ “' 3. Crllggan Butter Boy, L. F.
SAYS o1"rAwA DEPARTMENT P'"EAU'° BE'-L "UPT'A"°'- Fergusgtm d c l Muk "T
‘\m0l1sst the lutereetln new r 9° °‘” " ' Bull. 2 years-1. Johnston; 2
_ __ .~ ‘ g s o _
c0FF|N__ In Ouklanl S t OTTAWA. Sept. 28,- “Q11-111g the season ls the murr-Iago of .M1-_ 1- Queens OW“~(B1`°Wn2- d W od Upton Park.
l. op 0ln'ber to the extreme 5110111 1(/1111 . 2 \ianr-y of Craggan n o l.
. _ ._ _ , 4 l - wg 1 1 ,b . so Pinefau of Hope Rl-vi t I ` ‘ , ' Bull 1 year-1, Upton Park; ._
li; 12115;;-fifivfgléxflcrhusfliaénr ;>r_nlllul.1Ieu111»l1¢.. lu un-_ United §to(Iee,n?1§e lilies I-‘lorrle Hell, ueug111,f," O2 unc sun,_M.lrsllne..l. K 1.;11e,._
m and img CL Rub; ‘tus (»0f- trade is lunzcly of tllc opinlo1~1 Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Bell of C11111.. 3- Bclfle- W- R- WU" efl- , I Bull Senior Calf-1. Edwards of
' " ' I' 5. H 1111 that tile n rl' lottctuun which t Ok l 4 Butter CMI' Exper mana Wiltshire* 2 Upon Park
-. rr . `,  ‘ ' l line lute rest . ' ' 0 ace _ ‘ » » ~
me of A mme Ldmrd wand' |"""" duty -will be stliu.II.trtII>rn “Ili B“"“"I'B Church. 1liurIJ'ctcu,St;.lFf1fm~ -- .. ‘Bull -’““l°f Calf-L UU°n Park-
llrlcis off lalnbs on thc Aillcricnn ROV, Father Oaroll offlclateLl.Tlle ff- Q“°.e“ Bess' Fafmem Mn‘m° UAgedPCo{w-1 and 2, Irving; ll
mar ot to a oin \v` < bride who was » ~ D011 HF - ‘-
.stlll cont-inunrptg IX, l1;$(:?1m,,l1tC “gli imautifiilly attlrcl¢IlmIltltetI.1dl$:(i1v‘y BIS; 6' Lady Spot °f Spmce R°“d' Dual Purpose Cow-1 Johnston;
(7“‘"‘dI-'"1 UXDOP-tei's to ship iulllibs S‘”`g€ -‘Il-hit with hill to match. A.f- Euston Br$S` md H H" 2 I""I“g'
tn 1110 U111te,1 SURGE, on um ,msi‘S ter having spell.; Some "me lm S vicar Jenn C Ménae K: lleifer 2 years-1 Upon Park;
of the prcseilt prices ootulllinf 111 Mflnctnll visiting the different ln- 1' Fu" aw ' 2 E"_'~""
1111, 11om1,,1on|-. .rms statmnchfi is tercsting planes, they returned to Sous. M I N J H Lover Helter- 2 years-1 Upton Pnrk;.
made in the course of an announce (hWl(muwW“ by me evening Lfltose of 0 mae' I I 2 Ener' '
lficnt llry thc llulninloll Llvc Stork train Where a mc0pu°“ was hem R(IiNBy" ltsld (‘ll:-lrlottc Brown Heuer 1 ye&r_1 upon Park; 2
llruncli oi' the Dcpartiili-nit of Air- ai the m'°°m'S "°U5I"'5 lmme Mr- 4` 13rIg1‘1`1¢1e (3111-liege ,Brown "Euan . 1
,.i,.1,11um on me effect of mn Stanislaus Blacqulere undztt which 5' I rlglg fnrcu) E.,'.t0,, D,.0`_,l Heffel SUYIIDT Calf-1 H1111 2. LD-
llllitod States tariff on tho limb him;ln`g and muqilc Wh!-mod away ' ‘My u `Oldl'H If; -mu L'urk' plating his mile' waves of me Sea
11m,.km_ 6 _‘ -11111 evening I,1emsm,11y_ The many 2 YQ" , °_ "- , Ilclfcr Junior -Calf-1 Uptoulwculd luvc ills ter-t and cool them,
Queen of Blames. Easton Puri., 2 Ettcr. Mr. Kullys system of :ruining in
DEATHS
SMITH-In the city, (Sept, 23
Milinic M., wife of W.L. Smith
l-`l|llv=rzll from hor lute resident-Q
23 Park St., Saturday. Sept, 30
sf-rvice roilllm-nclng ot 2 11_111_ 111
tcrlucnt Peoplo's (leiilctcry
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THE LATE P.'T. FANNING
Thr- dcnth occurred ycstcrllllt'
lllul'nin1.: of Mr. P. T. Faillilllg_ one
of tllo oldest cltizcus oi` Suilililor
sid-~. :lt tho age of 76. Hu leavin;
lo mourn unc d.'i\lglit0r, Sister St.
Jzilllr-s Frzlnccs, of thc Notrc Dutlln
t‘ollvi~ut, Col'llw:ill, ()lltul'lo, four
sails. \Vlll'rf-ll ,'lllil I-ldward ill thi:
I`llit~-/I States, So_\'iuol'i- al. lloril..1-,
:md l\Ipllouv.o in Slllllillorsido. ’l`llc
fl1n|~r:il lzikvs plarv from l.lowllc;.s
:lull (‘nllii-ron'.s llnilcrlalrlplq roollls
S.illll'dliy ut it n. ill.
-_--~<‘¢¢l__
CANADIAN ASSIGNMENTS
()l"l‘AWA_ Supl. 28.-~ ’l‘llo Cun-
zula Gu7`ct.tc this Iwcck lrotltains
sixty- one ussiltnlllellts of busi-
i.<-.~.< llnllscs under the I).lnkrli11try
Act. K
MISUNDERSTOOD
..@<,¢____ 1l'evcivcll testified to thc rlsteclll ln
useful and UOSIIY gifts which they
which thi.-y are both held by all
‘soil of Mr. .ind Mlrs. Fldcllcf
l’ini~:iu of llopc River Ile is one
'I'0ND0N~ SPN “R - A \Vf‘s¢ of our roturncll lllcroc'-ll ll.lvi I 50"”
their frlioiids. Mr. l’li1cuu is thc-
ul
+wN3r
rf-
Fzllrvicw Ruth, Mcltnc & S0nS
Ilrlglltsiiltr Donna, Brown.
Ilrlglltsidc Ductless, Br'owll._
5. l~`air'vicw Guy Lass, Mcllac 62.;
limi l..lrl_v 'uns iii th:-_ ll.iI\lt of ,1,.rv_<.ll overseas for three years.. Y_°"fr""_9 'H;'_'"' ,S Mini
“Lung "““‘r3 fl‘"“ -I Youll: wo lin-.lr lnuliv fnlcllds wish them aI L U“""’” pml” 'mum 1
hcl' cllururtior, She llud, .1n.|1.1.11_
llwcil rcvcrzil tllnns lil prison "l
SIIIIIII _f\'1llIt rin oxirit gnoll lot lloxt
wi sfild tho lady. on om- oc-
f-lslftll. .is my dzlllglltvr is gum
ing out." “‘All riglit l:irl_-.~, l'11,<1.._1~
I0 -it," was thc reply. “\\'ll:ll's she
been In i'or?’
'--<0-1-»
“_"‘f!' “|""l'llN Illnlmr-nt ln flu- llmnu-
lirali whose wnrcs wcrr- bl-tt:-r|.ll:lll‘lilllg and happy life of wclldirdl 'mf C°'
lllsslul-:tl invlllisniluls
llA'l‘l-IS-l0v |\l~r Ilm- por Ill
0 '~.H~ ~ ll' 1l'f|
r our 1 lur ru por up lr nys or on-r. mini .» no N
to u l|m~. (irullpn of ~’» ll|gllr\~n,.luItlnI It-tic(-ua, count nn our word.
10 per vent- lllncollnl for 4-meh. Adllrcnn forma |nlrl of nil. mul muxt
'I1' lllllll for. Sp:-i-lnl llnte-N Fllrnlnlu-rl Iltmrus ml. 759 fur ~e\~}~n
\\m-its for um: \'n-ck. Slluiillon
\\'¢~<~k.
 x4+%4¢%‘xg»4»¢g
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Agellts \Vtll\t.e.d
WANTED LIVE AGENTS for
Watkins 150 products. Dlrec
to consumer. Write The J. It.
Wilt-kius Co., 329 Craig Bt., West,
Montreal.
ly. Ill* por l|n¢~ |u~r |l|l_v fur Il llilyn
li ll f' ’ |‘||
\\'unIc¢l,‘50c lor ucvc-n woruln per
Miscclluncolls I
JNO. ALFRED McDONALD LAND
Survr.»_\‘or, llztriliony Jet.
I _ soocs-ze-ri
STUDENTS CAN BE- ACCOMMO
dated with rouul and board. Ap
ply Guitrrdlun office. 80059-29-til
-sALl:stvlEN w'\N‘rEnY#on “rhe| wlt_l.1'l-lu* l=snsoN HAVING vol
Old Reliable Fonthlll Nurseries'
to solicit orders (or high ‘ cialis
nursery stock Eliperlence unnec
QBHMY. territory reseryod high
est commissions p`s_.td`, houdsom
Gullllllnellt. Write for full particu
lars. Stone & Wellington, Toron-
t0. Ontario.
..________
ll--lp Wullted--Fnlala
COOK WANTED-ONE WILLING
tu Icurn ut thc Clifton llousc.
WANTED A MIDDLE AGED
lmlisclll\f'1lt-r, duties Iilxllt. Add
rr-.ss Win. Jenkins, Vcrnnll, I".I-J
I. H0055 -28-Ili.
K. 'cated
WANTED BOARDERS AT 165
l`-lmlbcrlsllld St. 8003-I-28-2|.
-tm ,_.¢_,_.1.__._.. _.__.'._.-
SECOND HAND Blcvcts wAN:r-
"ll Must llc cheap for casli.-Loo
ll. Young, Montague, Il. R. No. 5
80064-26-GI
WANTED av oc1'. 1s'rH 'r.EAcl-4
cr for Freetown School. No 74.
Sllmllr-ment r»115_oo.‘lt. c. Auld.
S'~crr~tz\ry.
nations Vacant
Yr
ee
- . n. nf'-l, lviml-tnuue. sloo-23-ol
BIG $5 PRIVATE CHRISTMAS
IU'l'l~l:ln,': card lyrullplc 'book fret'
to wonkcrs, cvle<brl_tto¢l. incxpell
vivo llovnl series; secure order”
"UW, dollvur later; mon und
\v~')nlcll tllrcltdy niitklug tivo 110|
Iflrrt up daily, oven in spare
II"1~‘: calpltlll or experience ull
ll"-CN-il\1ry. Gnrretsori Company
llruutford, Ontario.
 |
MAKE MONEY AT HOME.- $15
U0 $60 putd weak1y for your
Spore time. No canvas Ing. We ln-
:trlllct and supply y<;Il with the
0|' . W _ .A S C rd
Service,  CII>§IIIlurntlawgut]dlFI1,5I
Toronto. `  ' 4 `
,,_
Strnycd
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5TRAVE_D  T. E O _N5 _
lllfll-\l\|re.'IBBI7t. 26, Day flIfy   Wanted__'H.|°
yours. information to her
'lxllcreahout-s suitably rmviardcd
r ~ . .
8009 511 ‘4Jz9§tilrttn, Montague
`3l
 _
| time four ofthe World Book
'from Prince St. School Librnli'
return it to tllo I‘rlllcipal2%0g§l4'I-
MONTREAL FUR REMIODEL-
'ling Co.. docs the highest class
remodelling and l‘0l>l\il‘It1S-
Coats ntudc to order. All kinds
of fur trimming on hand. Our
'w'orlc gllztriillllocll. -Riley' Bulld-
lng, Quccil Strcvi. Open cvcn-
hills.
1~`0r Sole
FOR. SALE. Form for Halo nt
galil, Fold touring cur. Apply
Iiorlrztin Garage, Fredericton, I’.
E. I. 800927-28-3l
FOR SALE-GRAY DORT ROAD
ster ln good running order.-A
.blwguln apply E. Perry & Co
i-_'helen st. Phone 714 J. sent. 27
FOR SALE -DUAL PURPOSE
Shorthorn bull, 3 years old dark
rl-.d color. good individual.
Write I. C. 'Johtlston, Box 8.
 ~f
pVt/ELLING HOUSE ANDHOUSE
lluld effects sold by ullctlnn ltr.
Moutuguc, \Vcdnc¢~ulliy', October
4th. Sec llunllhills. Slils posit-
ive. H. Nelson, 800961-29-3l.
 -
ron sets is suumssslvs A
.woll up oiutcdl modcrnly fit-
ted 7 roolii cottiltll-‘~ }‘_ro_n_ipt pur-
chnsg saves money. Address
"Quick Bale," Gfuaflllan. Char-
lottctouyn. 8009629-3|
rl
ost `
l-081 1-Miles sl-t<=».< I-MTHER
herd blur. containing gym of
motley, .between New asgow,
and Charlottetown, on Sept. 28,
111111111- ples.-lc luave st bunrdlan
office. rpwatid. 3009,5,3_'$°'l|-
UOUNTRY BOYABOU1' 1§ WAN-
ted fo Store address B. Guard-
Irliss. '
I -<43-
Lillton Ascribes Success
‘ ln Life to llis Mother
I NEW YORK, lSept, 28-Thomas
. . . I
lldpton, who ls ilailnill at tour af.
I K
1r:r.i:f.»i<lcr:i.IlIc length over ti numlll-r
'ol' cities ill Gallatin as wr-ll as the
Illnllcd -Stntl-s, sat ln his .llotcl l.o~I "'
I Fiirnl.
Y:
. ltcvcltwooci Butter Cup, Exp
3. Fairview Pauline, Mcltzlc &
ons.
4. ltosc of Sunny Slope, Uils
worth Gurney.
I 5. Fairview Janet. Mcltac &
|S0l'l.
' 6. May Rollin of Spruce Row,
I,Eastoll Bros.
Senior _CaIves. _
Brightside Ester. Brown,
Ravcnwood Lily, Exp. Fnrill
l“alrvic'w Olive. ‘McRae &
:Ny-
.nlglm l_,iS,,,.,,1y ,.,..,,,11,,,_, 1,,,,,,,_H' Solls,`  . . . . .
..   
Ialill tr»lr1;l~aliis wllilv his vzilcl. pre- 4' ]‘""`vm“' mu" BCH’ MCR” 6'
ll`ll Ill t
'patrol . its nil i. s st~i'l‘e ary _ ' _ ,. _._ _
Irlttztlilii; p:i|ll~rs. l-vlllllgllcd him that '.` ,I?`JiI]tyI)I;1,?]'l‘;`I 1I."“§£nYBr,?|`:`
lic was dining with Sir Ilurry U' mm" I Q ‘ U ‘y ' ou `
Lauder at scvcii o'cIock. It luck
ed five minutes of seven.
woll't -make any illfiercncc to
1 Harry." j
‘ "Now llcl'e‘s it lctter from ai ll"-
tlc (‘nllulli:ln n-iirsc I knaw Ill Lon-
doil. and slic asks me to llfivc tml
with llcr at llle I’rcsbyteriull Hoe-
pltnl one day this week. Remind
me of tllztt, Wcstlvooll," ho said,
arldresslllg his secretary. "Tllosc
(lunzldlan nurses were fine girls,"
llc welll 011.' “I knew lt lot of them
ill Snrlllzl and ‘I~‘rz1lll'.e. And in
England. too.” '
Asked if lle would go to Calmda
during this visit. Sir Thomas
said. ‘ilvlost assuredly. I must
soc lily good friend. ‘Cominodore
Aeinillus Jarvis ln Toronto. And
I may run out to Vancouver. The
lust time I was there I had just
conle back from China. They
1llavo_a fine little sailing vessel out
tllcrc cailcd tho ‘Sir Tllonias,"hc
zlddcil, with :t l_»wluklc lil ills oyo.
“I'i|l flmll ot' <(1una<lilms tltcy itrc
good sailors."
"You may tlllllk I travel around
ill style. now. just like a prince]-‘
said Sir Tlloluns, .pdyllllz not thc
sltglltcst uttcntlon to his valet,
roses tllnl flllod sllvcr llaslkots and
vases, then .Ile pulled -back the
curtains and invited down upon
New York, zl city of llixllt. strung
with electricity. “lt looks fine,
tonight," llc sold. “but when I
sa_w it first I was n steel-ago pas-
senger. A little immigrant boy,
who had come over to Aplcrlcu. to
caril some nlollcy for bile old folks.
And I dlrl it. thanks ‘lo the _wonder-
ful mother l had, and to her teach-
lnglsl of thri-l`t." hc said.
"l used my 'head and l‘vc suved
my pennies. That`s -why I travel
in stylo now.
"l've carricd my mctller's pic-
ture with me all ovcr thc world
Wllcrcvor I wont all my llifc." said
Sir Tholllns.
brought Iback it picture .framed in
silver. which lie hold under Zhc
lamp. 'Hhs wonliln dressed in old-
I “Sur-=. and do'n‘t botllcr mc," saldil C,
Sir Tlloliias. "A fc-\v minutes' *'2‘
~.
. I his
` 4
And going ilito his bedroom -llc
I
I S
 . :mrs
cr. _
Junior Helfer Calf.
1 Princess Ivanhoe, C. D. l\Ic-
li & Sous.
. Rftvcllwoorl Lady, Exp. Form
. Queens Drcum, Farmers Mill-
Co.
. Brightside Fanny Brown.
. Brightside Fzriry, Brown.
. Della, Milton Gurney. _
Senior Herd.
. Brolvll
_ Euston Bros.
. Fai'lncl's Milling Co.
Junior Herd.
, hi-.':Rac, & Son.
. Browll.
. C. T. Ferguson
_ Sweepstnke Btrlll.
Nessnessock Quintin for B, R
1.»
5
.0
=-=ra»-
1
2
Il
Brown.
Sweepstake Fernale
Queen‘s Own for B. R. Brown
Bank of Colllnlercc Silver Cup
for chuilllplon Ayrshire fclnule un
der 3 yrs.
Queen of Brackley for lliaston
Bros. _
Spcciul ‘by Ayrshire Clllb lol'
cllatliiploll folilale ulldcr 2 yrs:
Ilrlglitsidc 'Eaten for I3. R
Brown.
BEEF CATTLE PRIZES
Wh""LI°Y mv" dwonmg house who Ind just <'ou1=,'lled rllscructlv 'T110 11.11 nf '
- _ _ - . - -» . . . prlzc winners (ln-
"ml b‘""5' Apply J' l.l1 ‘tile doorway. "But it Wtlu not coluplctc) lllclullcs thc followlnt-tt
S"II0" _ _N alwuyls thus." H In Shorthornl..
----'-'€i‘~’_‘””"'i`A _ llls cycs illwclt li trlllo wlslfu y Aged Bull-~1, Johnston; 2, Irv-
FOR SALE. AT A REAL B R oil tho pretty. lump-lit room, thc ln1;_
IN MEMORIAM
In loving memory. of our
dear wife and mother, Mrs.
Dil"|¢| $_§¢eIq. Little Flood,
died October 1et,_1921,
One year has gone dear
' Mother,
’ Since you were called by
Him above,
Oh, how we miss that smile
of thine,
Which cheered our home
your fond true love
With -heart too full for ought
but prayer
We now, dear God, to thy
' Decree, `
fanhloned silk rurfles, of the hoop
period, smiled brick at hl-m from
thc framc. A woman with a beau-
tiful smile, like h`_ls own.
"That," said 'Sir Thomas proud-
ly "is my n_1_0_th1sr. Any success
l‘vc had I owe o liter."
And the bnrpnst, who was once
n. little Immigrant ~boy, put thc plc-
ture gently down beside the rosw
on his .tafble and wiped his glasses
carefully. ?
[Clerk (-trying lsr n ruioo) --I_
cun`t live on lily salary slr.
Employer- Well, lim sorry to
-`-__ ._
hear thnt. I was about to promote_
vou to the heird of our economy‘
‘ And hed. for us.-the grace to
bear
For ber-eternal rest with
Thee
Ah, never more may. we be-
hold that lace.
Arona# _v.v,i.\.I¢h Ansel; °y.¢r
seemed to hover,
Yet, may we live, that when
our loul'l release
Shell ep__|ed ua to the |,.;r_1¢ of
- etuilw nem-
We will meet once more.
Our Motherl
lN$ER1°eo sv l-luesatyin
ANP. FAMM-V
(lllanlpion Bull-1 Johnston.
('llampioil Female-l lrvinl;
or over, 1 cow 4 years old ctc-1|
lrviul.:, 2 Ettcr. I
(l'|ltun Park herd withdrew from
colnpctitloli,)
llrccrlcrs-‘ young hcrd-1 Upton
l‘:irk; 2 Eltcr.
Special Prize by tllc Dominion
:I Cztivcs bred by exhibitor-1
Upton Park. °
2 Animals, any ilgc or sex, pro-1
Upton Park; 3 Ettcr. 1
Il Animals clthcr sex, get of one]
ter.
Prowse Bros Special Prize for
best four pure bred beef.
prize for dual purpose herds, the
as follows: l
l, Ettcr; 2. ‘Eos\vell; 3 Upton
Park.
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LUMBERJACKS IN DEMAND
FEW MEN APPLY FOR JOBS
.\IO.\I'I’Itl'].\.L. Sept. 28.- Two
tllollstlnrl ull- winter jobs are go-
Iiilg lllcnryillg \\'ltll nov-21°' rt mall to
fill U\0l“» _ lisli of the races lil order tllul they
(kills to (Montreal men are golllil might 1~p1_111-11 11111119 by .tmills
out frulll lulll`Ii':r colllprulics in
Ontario and Quebec for bushlllcll
at $38 to $35 and improvenleilt
inuli at $38 :i luonill, and are meet
ing.; with little response.
The tl-culblc is said .by many
'l`llc colilpaillcs are offering $30
lc $35 tl molttll, whereas tlwo ycaiis
ngo bllshlllf-.ll were -paid $615 to $70
but (bad _irudo lcomllltinrls »hla.v(c
brought wages down. Now trade
is brightening, but wages llotqc
not gone up ilgsiin to an appreci-
alilo ilogreo.
i-_-¢¢>-_-
WANT CANADIAN TRADE
IN BRITISH HONDURAS
O'I"I`.\Wu\, Sept. 28.- “'l`Ilcru is
ull oxtrzlorillllarilyislrollg dict-lim
Ill British llollduras to increase
its trade lvdlll (‘.iinlula." G. R.
Stevens. Canalliull Trade Conlinis
slotlcl' in Jill_llaola, hlls advised
thc Dcpurtlllcllt of Tratlc and Com
ll\t‘l`(¥(‘.
no pnrt of tile West Indies is
('an:\dlatn sentiment :tlld thc do-
.slro for Calllndlzln pal~t.lci1>:itlon ill
tliclr mnrketr~l so mark-ell. 'I`ha.t ls
that they have 'boon at -the mercy
oi' Aiuerican jdbbers for a long
Tllrcc ncgrocs got mixed up ln il
A ‘-35.(?__'_""5Il5_‘_‘:::
 struluua,
, ~ , -' ...and Puffy
Ankles, Lytngllangltls, Poll
Evil, Flstuln, oils, Swelllngs;
I STOPS Lemenese and alloys
pain. HEALS Sores, Cute,
._ - Bnllaee, Boot Chafee. Itiss
Day of Surprises  
and will be raced oft at the begin-
ning ot the programme.
2.40 Clan Trot, Maritime -Bred
This brought together thirteen
Hood trotters and was s eplelldtd
V 0 0 0
t X    race. from five to eight horses be, .
. _ . Inz hunched so closely that lt was
Mlyor Todd Wills '_2.2`l_ Trot in 3 Straight Heats.
Dtlier Races Unfinished. Large Attendance
d S ' °
an 11. enllttl Races.
$5.19-1-..\.
The Exhibition horse races
“`hI°h were D0SllJoned from Med
Hftflilfly drew a large!crowd of spec
12101'-S yesterday. upwards or live
thousand occupying the grand
stand, the bleachers and the en-
closure. The wcilthcl- “-115 11111;
and cool, but not uncomfortable,
the track in splendid shape und
'he 11101118-UD to all ex1lel‘tutlrJns.
lt wus rl diy Ol Surprises ill every
class. Those wllo were of ai specu-
latlvc tllrll hurl picked out the win
ners and the majority agreed with
them. Sad to S-Ty-for them-their
€XlJ0Cluli0ns did not materialize.
Entirely unexpected horses onlne
through and will in all probabili-
ty carry off the bacon.
Mayor Todd, 2.15 1-2, owned by
Messrs Court and Dover. of Bed-
ford, furlrfshed the big surprise of
the meeting by staging one of the
greatest come-hacks lil turf llls--
tory. Todd, has not engaged in a
race since the autum of 1820, but
hc floated along with the easy
graceful swing whlcll has always
cllziractcrized llllll and made llllll
such at favorite oil Maritime
tracks. Hits track education was of
the very slightest, hc only hav-
ing visited rl track for purposes
of training this year but twice. Oli
the sands of thc sea.sllorc, guided
by tllc loving llallils of his former
owner Mr. llallliliorld Kelly, he
did hls training on at track all his
»>\\‘u, .-\:. llc lvzlllierl back after com
at trotter who has had too mllch
tratk cum ll nlll is certainly on-
, - : ' pi g 1:, . -_ ' .
H0111 COIISISIIDG Uf 1 bull 2 YHIITS that brings results, as the people]
who had collfldcllcc lil Mayor
Todd. yustciwlziy cull testify.
=.\lzlyor Todd was driven by Mr.
Frank Bolltlllicr, who lil liIl'l
drove him to his record of 2.15 1-2
wllirll :it that time equalled Lilo
.ylurfiilllc record.
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Sliortliorll Bicvtlcrs’ Assoizlutlon. ,(5 1111~C1111y 51111@11_ 111,, 1-111,115:
were fully up to expectations. Tho
prt-ss had carried the tidings that
this your they would bc very keen
ECUY Of 0”” C0W"']~ Johnston- 2'{l_\' contested and this was vurifil_di
yesterday, for never in the history
ol' racing ill this province were
5i¥`f?_1- and 3- UPt°“ PMR; 2 EI"tllerc finishes more exciting, orl
such upsets of what was rcuardcil
:ls ccrtulnties.
'llhc rruces stztutetl Isu-f'llicientI_\’
I 1' Horne gms; 2 Etwr; 3 Up`l-f‘.1trlY (-L45 D. m.) to Permit of
-(011 I""`k~ _ Itllelll. 'finishing before sull-flown.
I I" I-II" fm mme "I“S"‘"S L'm°“IlJllt tllc livc stock parade, with thc
l’;ii‘k won lllrrl: first zlilll one sr~l:-inmgumCm,1 display or the v!,,.i,,u5
l‘““I» |‘m"" tw” firsls “ml .H“""'°‘ t\pc:~' of }illl'(: broil czlttlc, oucllpictl
`S"""“‘IS? II""““ II""~*' ““" I'r“I" lll:arl_\' tllrcc l1ll:il't.ol's of all llollr.,
F01' Mimi’ Af “dl-U°‘I`S SP@“‘“' 1-nfl this toolcso much time that
1
it dill not permit the finishing of
ltlvards were placed by tllc jullgcs_£,,,U CMSSUS which Wm BC raced(
off today. startliig bcfurc thc ot.-
llcr classes. ’l`o some tllc parade
did not appeal but to everyone in-
tcrcs'tcd lil the development uf
lille breeds of cattle ill this pro-
vlllcc it was :in education in itself
and well worthy of the proillillctlt
place .lt occupied oil the progrunl-
me. Criticism \.\'as mostly from
people who wulltcd to sec the till-
whicll were llcld. conslderatbly lat-
er than usual.
The 2.21 Trot
The first race called was tllc
old luuibelllllell to Ile wllth WLISSS- 2,21 Trot, with one of tile greatest:
field of trottcrs tllnt has e\'cl‘
faced a starter ill this province,
Ccs. There were no lcss than
eight of them that had ilclltell 2.17
at some time in their racing cur-
cer. Tile horse that was thought
to be a sure wlilncr was The Acro-
bat, who has ber-n svvc~pili'.: i-vcr)
thing before him in thc J/lur.'.lil\i;
Provinces. Tilt- next lnvorlle \\".1¢<
Colorado L., wilo flats becli most
successful ill thc Sydncys: tlir-il
Miss Ilcllc lllco, with I/lothers
Boy and Brcntuil ll.. M_:ly<ir Todd,
oil account ol' thc fact. that llc llzid
not boon stcll in zl<".‘;>.i \-:ry frc-
\1lu-ntly on the traci , wa-.a 1ll‘.l::tlc-
ally overlooked. T|\1_eowllf>r'4 uf
Todd can afford to condone this
»-11111Q1._11_" M1-_ Stevens 1,111115_ H111 llidlffcroncc with colisilluralilc
coillpluccllcy its they have (llc
ward them.
Mr. Spurgeon Ganllnoll, New
1-91-_v g¢111r111 buginggg 1111011 1119 pm-l Glasgow, who has had uplvnrds of
of nrulsll Henourus. 'rlrey feel t\\'<‘_f'Ii~fi\'0 .vetlrs expert-fnuc or
I‘-101118 horses and has had consid-
erable starting experlcilce. oct-u»
1imc_ and that 001119011110" Wm piod the position of suirtcr which
|m,p1-Ove ,,n1(.m1_-- for ycitrs had bceli so c:\p.\bly
 'handled by lVlr. Fraillr J. Power,
am” Emugh_ nf Halifax. Mr. I‘owe.~ is at pro
t h, ~ . his :sl ~s.I li'  _ ' _I
sell ou t c load 'ind bl nt -1|    _   “1||1||1ll1|
I  I _ I I
1>i't-'<1-litc llcrc we l- t 1 T1
quarrel and were locked up. Next "it, ' I ’ ",""”‘~`”""""_ Ie 1
mom", they 8 pea ed before the po: on o starter s no slllccure, _ I
judge. K D r owng to lilo fact that cut of til.-_ || 1` _ _,
. - _.
.rheflrat was wen three m mm lllolisalidr. ol' spectrator tllere ure n
und becoming zllgistvs upon hearing   ;‘;)h"th?I":‘ they UH;
. s arrer ani
his entrance. th ndge inc d ‘ 'C' ~ H A'
11 ¢,,s.s|x .m1,n111,1_e J mage _Iu<lg:Ir`s] and do! not hesitate to do   
nh d _ ~ 1 _ so. o r afvcc is usually llilc-- ' . _ _ , '
I e sw-un` wnsgwen sxmomhs turcd with the lulcrcst they llavc' Tu'n9rruw'A!a'|Sh‘
in some particular horse they arc
boosting.
get the word and Mayor Todd
1-.
I
or in fact ill the Murltllilc l‘.'ovill~
purse and “a lilttlc iliorl-" to rc-
cusascmcnts uid not ucrruit me I 'I
I I I
The first llcat of this race look
quite a lot of scoring to get the
horses away. one or other making
brakes \‘-'llich would ucccssltatc a|
rccall. On the eighth score they( Q ,_
I 4
who had drullin suveuth p :'tl n, fs < -1-1..  . _
come through gust and at tlltlfigllt "fl I ` 1 z `
urn was n te lead. with Brel-
sgfe Aqpprqeqptqerppieige. nee, ten li. right eu me u-incl und Tn;  ~ “" -
riot bllstcro remove the halr,snd horse Acrobat n close third. Colorado L.  `I‘M"
cnnbevlforknd. Pleasant to un. $2.50: made u break In this heat which IA
b°tll°.dlllV0f°d- DOICFIN 7011? Pl" for lost lllul any chance h lat I In °
swiel Irie;-\;:Ȣ_\i-vnu end _Book 5 R lm ning. Mies neue iticopufeli rgnwufl.  I-N1 11 
.-'V°\"'l MJLY .Bid . Milli lt d ' rl . 4”.
I\'»-’»»-ne lla Ae-‘SPI-I--'12, rr. .é‘..£.“‘I~‘.' ‘" ""‘ “ii”  “ “°“ ..‘1l'.:‘.':.‘.::‘.t::.:li:h:.......nb
 - ._ `~ ' x ' _ . ith lll "i‘.'r 
hm 'Arima' 'M50 26 si demrtmem' Ig ' 'Md' "‘ °°"l4l- others wire esrtrlillg olIlttUcollsllehr(i e . F" °°‘“ T °" °“ °'  080. A D141 Qt T7 
ably-Todd streaming out ill front,
get lllm but not connecting, and
[Tile Acrobat two lengths in the
l;enr of Brenton H. In these posi-
tions they collttllued to the wire.
,Colorado making up a good bit of
,lost ground and finishing fourth,
‘,wltll Miss Bolle Rico fifth. Time
2.17 1-4.
2nd Heat. Oil the sixth score
they were sont away, Mayor Todd
Illoilig right into the lead, apparent
ly very easily. At tlio first turn
[Brenton H. made tl break and
threw a shoe. The drlvcr almost
lost colltrol of lllm and hc rail
practically the whole mile before
he could be brought to his feet.
‘Mayor Todd raced rlgilt away
from the field, Brenton Il running
alongside of hinl, spurring him on
to li. fast mile. Tile others were
away back. Better Not being the
best, with Tile Acrobat third, Colo
ratio L fourth and Hl1i".ry T flftn.
Brenton H. was set back to last
position for running. Time 2.-16 3-4.
3rd Heat. On the fifth score
Starter Galllllloll gave the word
"go" and almost immediately af-
terwards someone on the judges
stand accidently pulled the bell
which some of the drivers consid-
ered as a recall and cziscil up on
their liorses. Tile others continu-
vil the race. This created quite a
llllxup and some of those who had
“taken back” lnaiiltzlliled that
tllep wolrldl have Ilcttcrcd tlllelr
positions had the false signal not
been given. It wus however no
fault of Starter Gammon and zil-
thougll rcgrettalilc should bc ta-
ken as ollo of the incidents to
horsc racing. Todd lost zl llttln ont
the start, going to thc first quar-
with Brenton H. trying liurd to'
difficult to pick any but the first
and second horses. The horse
thought to he a sure winner was
Mac Todd who has cleaned up
pretty regularly the slow classes
during the summer. But Mac did
not have his luck with htm yester
day. although he had the speed.
The beauty of this race was the
fact that there were so many
horses so closely matched that a
Iitlle difference in the start or in
a position drawn meant the differ
ence of first or second or third
place.
Ist Heat. Owing to the big field
of horses and the anxiety of the
started to give everybody as
square a deal as possible it took
some seven starts before they got
the word “go." 'Frank Aubrey
from Truro showed in front al- I
most immediately, closely press-
cd by Lloyd George, splendidly
driven by Mr. Geo. Hooper. At
the tllrec quarter pole .Mac Todd
had struck ‘his trotting gait and
though considerably in the rear.
made up a lot of ground and fin-
ished right on Frank Aubrey's
neck, with Capt Jackson a very
close third. Lloyd George fourth
and Princess Aubrey _flfth. Time
2.21 3-4.
2nd Heat. Frank Aubreywaltzed
rigllt to the front, closely pressed
this time by Princess Aubrey who
had changed hands In the interval
bctwcc-n the heats. being purchas-
ed by Mr. A MacNelll of South-
port. Mr Wellington MacNolll hull
the reins this trip and his skill-
ful teamiug made tile Princess the
conteildinlz factor in the heat. Mac
Todd who did not seem to get
away well in any heat yesterday
and who was two lengths back at
the three quarter. came very fast
from there on. it being 8. Kfeat
race between him, Frank Aubrey
and Princess Aubrey. all three fin
ishlng heads -apart.-Ftrank Glrst.
Princess second and Mac third.
The Pilp. a baby trotter owned by
Mr. llalllmond Kelly, camo
fourth.
tvr lil fourth llorsc position. Tile-
'Iztst half nlilu was ri _creat raco bf-I
tween 'l`odlI and llottcr Nut, Toildf
finishing ily trotting mvziy from(
tile Sydllr-y spcellcr and wlnilin1.;
coliiiortulily in 2.1!), llcttcr Not(
set-.rm'l and Bri-iltoll Il, third. 1l:il‘~1
ry 'l`. camo fourth. having trotted
it very good heat. Tllu otllvrs, ow-I
This \\':i.s tllougllt to bc easy t.\r
tivo races ill strzil;;Ilt licuts, but
pcrllups llc was not as :sol-ll :rs
usual. Anyway, llc did not win in
straight. llcuts ycsteriluy, and tllv
tlillc was slower than wllai. llc is
usually capflble of doing. it t`ul'~
llisllcll allotlicl' cxulilplc of the un-
',‘el't'.~.il\ti‘.‘s of horse racing. und
proves that llorscs. like human be-
_lngs, have lllcir "oil" und "off"
-`flrl_vs. Tllorc were five good pavers
lil this class and thc race furnish-
l
I
1st Heat. Ixcemull Allbl'c_\' had
away vcl'_\' tzlsi null took it fr.
hor oil the first turn. Kclitllcky
.Marque tralilillg lllltllird position
till tho buck strc-tcll wht-ll he rac-
ed on the olltsiilc of Luke Be
Surc until turning oil the llollle
stretch. Lake Be Sill-c seemed to
have barrels oi' speed :lt the fin-
ish and stopped away from Mur-
que,.Keemall. coming fast and -get-
ting secollil positloil, Kentucky
Marque third, Zim Baughnlnll four-
th zllld Edgerton, who had several
mishaps wltll his harness, fifth..
Time 2.17 1-4.
2nd Heat. Kentucky .Marque
scarf-ll away very fast and oil
tliu Illicit stretch took t‘:c polc
from Lake Bo Sure. This It-:ld hc
malrltallnoll to the lfinlsii, 'ruli-
llllln cnsily slid uppxr-.~lltl_v very
comfortably, will. Luizc llc Sure
sr-cond, Kr-nlllzlll .»\llI>l'~:,v third
and Edgerton fourth. 'I`llo drlvur
of Edgerton claiillvil lnt<‘l~fcrrilv¢‘
from Lake Bc Surf: and that
horse was sci. lmzk to fifth posi-
tion llloving tho rlthcrs up.
3rd Heat. Kcclilzlll lrtlllcrl ill iw-
hilld Kclltllcky, llic otlicrx- being
llllncllcd in hcllilid llc-r, In this
position they continued in lilo
honic stretch turn, when thc driv-
cr of Kccnillll pulled llcr out zrtid
sllc Callie to the wire very fosl.
just nosi-ng out Kentucky in 2-17
1-4. This was one of the most ex-
citing heats of thc day. Thu rocc
‘has been, postponcd ulltii today
tllc pole. but Lake Be Sure \vf:lltI
emi
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'KEEPING WBLl'e_-An IR Tnble\_
(a velchble lpn-Isnt) taken at
nigh! will help Kopp you wall, by
tenlrll and ltrangthenlng your dl-
gestlon and oilmnto _ d &_
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3rd Heat. This furnished anot-
llor big surprise of the day, when
The Pup, a very diminutive son
of Mayor Todd, possessing the
cllaractcristic gait of his s-Ire.
cunlc from an obscure position
and in the last quarter nosed out
Frank Aubrey. This heat. was a
real race as up to the last 320
ing to the llllxup, were ful* in tlleIy2\1'<lS tlL9\‘0- W€l'8 f0lll' -IIOFSGS
roar. This was the only rare com-Irllletifl of him- H6 CRIUG d0Wl‘1 IHS
liletcil. The other two will bc stretch like a run-away. 'Mr Kelli
1-51(-_Q11 Off 11115 1111111-110011. wearing the most pleased kind of
smile as hc went by Aubrey, win-
2.19 Class Pace ning the heat. by la, neck. The ot-
her horses made a great race for
l{ciltuck_\* liflurflln- who has wol-.ltlle second and -third and fourtll
ipositions, Capt Jackson, owned
-by Capt. Jackson of Maine and
drivcll by Louis Cox, making it
‘great try in the stretch. Mac Todd
Iliad got zl very bad start and
:though llc had made lip a lot. of
i,',fl'oulld' in the first part of the
Irace, it took too much out of him
jand llc fell back to eighth place.
Tillie 2.21 1-2. This race will also- --
be finished today llllmedlately af-
ter tlle 2.19 Pace, Only horses in
ed Il_\' tllcm wus 1: sllrprisillgiy the money will race: viz; Frank
good one. two ot’ the fiilisllr'slAubrcy, The Pup. Mac Todd and
bringing the grand stand's1;-vctfi~IPl'lncess Aubrey.
tors to their I-at-l. I The finish of the 2.19 Pace and
I2.40 Trot will start promptly ni.
I o‘cIock.
On account of horses stertilzg
,io the 2.19 Pace which also start
1in the 2.25 Pace. and of others _
,starting ill the 2.40 Trot that are
,starting in the 3 Minute Trot, It
Illas been' decided to hold tl_le 2.17
Trot. and 2.40 Pace today. Wl1il£‘
on Saturday the 2.25 Trot, 2.25
Pace. and 3 Minute Trot will be
raced. This ls sublect to possible
change when the races are called. '
2.21 Class Trot, Purse $500.
Mnyor Todd (Court and D0-
vcr) . . . . .
 . . . . . . . .
..
Better Not 
Brcliton I-l._ (Hooper).. 
The Acrobat (AIS Ettcr)..
Colorado ll. (Pllrvis) 
Harry T. (Jolln Rooney)
Call- . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
..
Miss Baltic Rico ('M'oAntl1-
nr) . . . . . . . . .
 
Mol.l1r~r'_=; Boy (Muir)
Ctlrrlr-_ I). 'l"0'ld (Ll-nt)  ..
Timc: 2.17 1-4, 2.16 3-4.
2.79 Class Pace, Purse $500(
finished.)
Koclrlull Aubrey (E Stciw-ai*-I) 2 2 1
Kentucky Marque (MacKin-
non) . . . .
  
Luke Ile Sure (Vickers)...
Zun Baughnlan (-Benoit)
Edgerton (J. McDonald)
Time: 2.17 1-4, 2.17 1-2;
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Frank Aubrey (~Mr~".urdy) 1 1
The Purp (H. Kelly) 
Mac Todd (P. Brehaut)
Princess Aubrey (E. Sllalw).
Capt. Jackson (Jlaolrson)..
Lloyd George (G.W. Dw_w~
son) . , . . . . . . . . . . . . .
...4 7 11
Stella Todd (HI A. Camp-
bell) . . . . . . . . . . . .
.. .....755
Cambrai (T. B. Blackie) 112 8 b
Briar King; 'I-Ieady; Marjorie;
Forward Boy; Casey Todd end
Tony Aubrey, also stml-ted.
Time: 2.21 3-4; 2.22: 2.21 1-I.
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IN GREAT BRITAIN
OTTAWA. Sept. 28.- According
to recom reports from the But.
euu of live stock In Gres; Bnltqm,
save cattle. show reductions over
Qu: pants itll the latest ceneun.
-wry . ewl.erh__r .
Wfcent ure rep_9'1'te_fl tI1‘I?geh2xtb%'!
In 1921 wlhtie 2.9 per ‘ doing
less sheep and  199
hogs are being staibl' by the
British farther' this `lelecn't&h i
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