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- ~ _ SEPTEMBER 23, |916
` _ _ A ~ §"m'ug deserved the confidence ol the electorate. Ml'-‘l  _
  r 'Carvell himself asserted this and he must bow to the  _ ' ‘ » ' ~
;_ ij _ "  _f _ _L_ _ _` _ ___ __ ._ "decision 'of his constituents. _It would_be_ too r_ii\`i_t;1_i_,‘1_."'f; - ' ` ' ,`
_to expect _however thatfhe will Mfud-  ffslglillr    
_ Heed Oflloe nt Chlriettetovm. lreneh Oilleea et Ullm-
menlde. Atherton, Beurle and Montague.
Evening Daily (founded 1907) 81-50. (delivered er b¥
mlll) In Cllildl. and ILM for U.8.A.
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tion to the Speaker_.___ ___`_____‘_ _ _ 
_ _ ~ '41,
 of llie New  if
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Wear to be seen at Patons
Subscription and_Advertleii\g Phone.  ... ...._..-182#
News me :air |»m»»......     ,.. ...mst
Member of Audit lumen ellcireuin- tiene. <
naming only reuiuise iam). emo per year- (Dr
livered) in advance; $2.60 per year (\"|l|l¢\l) Ill l4Vl'\°°-
r0X Tax cotuscriou ..l.‘3’i3.‘?.l..§=:".§~...h.:;ll:"..L‘:°...'i.“:1 -
are now hurling themselves in attack
ies ran he s r
For some-time past it has been known that all_l&°i11°¢ Lmbert. fwtkussians -troops __ i
pall`_ and _c r in a rears of 'fox tax_ receivedlgne, ` - '
in many weeks General Bi-usiioir has
Uileiied another powerful campaign
attack on the._Teutoii llneseast
Patons are 'showing exceptional values in Fall and -Winter Dress
Goods also special price attractions in Ladies and Misses Fall Suits. _
,Situ y Weeigly (founded 1887) 81.00 per annum ii! ¢0
ninll lnr§|§i¥i§,9r U.8.A. _ _ __  -_ `
gg? -_-_-_-,~_-,-,-_~;:;;_-_-:.-:_-:.1121121'-'~“-2*-1 ~'-'-1Y-`-`-'-`-`¢-=`-`-‘-“ff-‘-‘ ‘ `-“Y” A-"""`
-_. SA'ruimAi', Ssrrr-:Maint 23, i9i6. ‘ be
 _ notice hom the Treasury Department that uriless__li_i\d
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su h arrears were immediately paid legal action iw ould me
taken. The failure of so many ranchers to attend “lil
. . . . 'B ya£d'I‘ni7nopoi_ re the key
;.__._.__._._.,,_.,_._A,,__-_-_-_-__-,_-_-_-_-_f-_-_-_-_-.-_-__-.-.-.-_-_-.-_-_-ff.-.~.-.~.-»-<-=----1-=‘-= ‘to ""5 "once has led 10 the lssumg of 3 number of points at which the ‘G55-'s armies are
_»' sunimoiises out of the County Court for the smaller 'dl\'00f-1118 tlwlr Bledsehammer ~bl°'Wl~
:F   sums and several 'writs out of the Supreme Court for A
um. onthe-untaj is .ina ,Kinase
1uuctloa'of»,`tiig»,;g¢, ,ri-allways run:
g to. the Galician ' 08iiltal from
  worm   
_ T _§~»'Patoiis’l'-prices in Natural Wool Vests and Drawers for early Fall 1
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°°““‘*"‘  *  we-La<ivn¢,fi?§°aiui'$1dv(ii>riiSveéiii§§nd'1'lnnen-ll 
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‘Those Liberal papers which have been crowing
und boasting about Liberal victories throughout thff
Doniinioii received ai cold crack as the result of the
b_v-election in Carleton. N.B. \\'e have been t0ld_ad~_
miuscum that the tiowing tide is with the Liberals but `
whether this be so or not in British Columbia and'
Manitoba there is no evidence \\'hatev_er~to supportithe _
allegationin Notfi Scotia or New Brunswick. The
l.ih_cral goveriiiiiciit in Nova Scotia was sustained by
. ~ r
:i considerably reduced iiiajority at the polls and in con
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larger amounts. There may, perhaps be a few   _ _ ___ ____ _~   I _ _
ple who will not approvcof this action but in the __ ' ` ~   . ’ _ _ _j _ . ' .» ' _‘_ .. _
cumstances it _would appear to_ be u__n‘avoid_a_ble.. _ii 1' A      
me time ‘ago The _Ciuardian'pul_i_lisl'te_`l1“Tl_ig' i`1iiii`imui'r'i1'_ P (SP¢¢lH| i°‘ the Gviflllin-)
uat-ions qi`i"`vv`_lii_cli»the1tax.of_;§i9i~4"and‘ 1915 was me
“?°_<?. W." .uitisfgs-»:t¢t°-. vsrely C0"-i'd°'°d t’;..."‘.‘..”£‘.'?..§f.‘IL“-....1?.‘..‘.§....§;’°3..$’.
fair and equitable' adyustment as could well be _eng 3 _ fo pm
de and met with the approval and acceptance of a i°°mba“ ln the "°€l°“ Uf P°"°3 We"
, _of Lake Dolron. On the_Serbian fron;
e number of ranchers. Phe greater part of the 'there has hge” ‘yyoigm amiie,-y ggi". __
ears are two yea rs overdue and the large number of ""5 |“ Whlch “ch “ld” “Wk P“"t~
. . . . _ E l l t ‘ 'tt Ck <1 l
ipniiies and ranchers who over aid their tax i‘ ugar ms cmm ei 1 a B n
ARIS. Sept. 19.~An official state-
nt says there has been no change A
aged Bul arlau rces in s ~ ted
wearrat the old prioe. ' ' ” `”‘
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An_ interesting ` little special of about 20 Suits, the newest and
$2,000' Worth' of Reliable Carpets _
smartest, decidedly marked below the real value.
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All bought direct from the foremost makers in Canada. Special
ihemvo by-elections in New llrtiiisxvick, one went Li- l9_
beral and the other Liberal`Conservative. \\’estmor-
nding :is a matter of fair play that payment be en- in the direction of Fioriiia_
ed. In view of the fact that thosewho held thi-_'ir -. "'_'”'°_‘*“-
es since 1914 are getting them adjusted on the 
e _ __ _ . . ~ . ' < < ` '
P 65 ll the sector of \\{el.i\, lk utl, were re
4 are naturally dissatisfied that so many foxmeii ‘tP“l“°d bl’ lh°`;lff9'.6l,i_ll\`°!_)H__°lilJlP’l °‘.1"'.
_ _ have so long Shirked 3 in ____ . ta __ non. One _th¢..1el'lkWlng
land, which was lost to the government went Liberal ma
siiii l because of the government Railway vote, all _
P Y for
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the old Liberal appointees having been retained in mx
ottice and these came out solidly for the Liberal can- sam
P Y g 5"' XCS and life df? have undertaken no counterattacks
showing of Axminister Squaresiof the most serviceable quality which
~ has the double merit _of handsome materials and excellent wearing
' qualities. _ _ _
”  *_ i` Special showing of Sateen and Moire Petticoats.
Smart New Apparel, Fashions Latest Decree, arrived at our
didzite. ln L`;irletoii there is no govcrninciit railway
on the principles :intl pi'ri|`<'s.sioiis of the cniirlillzitcs
niaijorities Cairleion has expressed its coiilidence in
l
Su for :is Dominion politics are concerned Carle-__pany’
ton has practically givcii Mr. F. B. Carvell, notice totlmt
quit. lle liiiiiseli nizide this election a test of his po- has n
pularity and brought down .\lr. Hartley Dewart, K. comp
C., from Toronto and -_\Ir. j~ C. Turiff from Assini- t
:iiid :ill their ingenuity failed to rehabilitate the dis- ing
graced nieniber for Carleton. It is zi striking com- _Will
nientary on the`campaigi_i of abuse, slander and per- 1116”
sonalities carried on by both Mr. Carvell and his chief \Tl_¢3
lieutenant, Hr. Kytc, that their constituencies in-New
l4i\inswick :ind _\`ov-"L Scotia respectively have gone imli
sr-lidly Lihcral Conservative iii the provincial elec- tpra
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tions. livery indication so far throughout Canada iiot-but injure the good name of the fox industry and ' _  X l l  
points to the unbounded popularity of the l3or<1e'rr"the standing of fthe litigants. Every one knows that »
government and to approval oi its herculean eiiorts t
iii del'<~nce ot' the lfmpirc. and there can be no doubt tim
iliut the country is solidly lichind the government :it _on
llttawii. Leading Liberals themselves :ipprecizitr Co
see
vote uptl the cle-'ctoralg wzis free to iiinlce its choice and
_ ibro
the govei'iiiiicnt of New l_lruiis\\'ick, and Carleton may _wed
ln- taken :is zi fair rcpresent:iti\'e of the average con- $I
. , , ~ '
stituency in New llriins\\’ick.
hose quoted would more than in the
he
_ It is neverthele_ss_,a_ matter of regrerthat through
ctically brought `then`iselves into Court which can
axes must be levied and that there is no just or legi
c or two cases for taxes have been ciiteredin the
basiszis those u ho paid in full two years ago, it -D||L¥._~,sE_|__Ec'|'|0||s Fon
ms strange :iii_d iiiircasonahle that so niaiiy rziiiclie-r.~i»_  READERS
l`0mPaUl€‘S llilvc deterred p1\ymeiit_'tilit'il.tlic gov-i _ ____ `
_ eriiineiit has been obli cd to resoit 'to tlc ‘ i't.‘.i '
:md thc pzirties they reprcsciite<l~ ily ovcr\\'hcliiinig __\ few Week- ago '__ Island Silver lfoxmllie; F“"\|ll\°¢ W
_ . . _ ` ' _.°‘ ' i > -
Ooo
ught the hnflsome sum f W' " 'L°“°°”`
Feather Boa'Department. . _
Visit PATONS for the new Fasliion.
    PATONS. LIMITED ~
0 $I,300 and only :1 few~ ` C _
ts ago another Island silver pelt was _cold for  I--~_-g--nag' ' 5 S- -1-f'
1 y average coin- ~ 0, my dear friends, you who are let-_':f_:”°'x:n’§°§_"lfg§;m-‘;'z,'; xgoyggehéfi _ `_
s taxes for the last two years This goes to show ‘mg U'l“°"“l’l°`m’“““d°"‘"““‘““g*’ "““ g y g '
0 < '-
notwithSI d~ <1-  ` _ on from year to Year. meaning to clear that he is dying of starvation; or le.” ` ---for    i
an ing war con itioiis the lox industry mem up some My; you whoare keep. Urns YOU! f_1‘l:>_Y;‘l’9 3298;! $01; _fOr aww); g__ l
ot fallen so low that well disposed ranchers or mg Wretcheii llualfels “UVB b¢f““S° ° apprec All “we hs; l;°mg'da _if
_ . - . you cannot quttb make up your mind y°“ mmm ° 5 y
:inies are unable to pay their taxes. Taking all .mat naw is thsday to sacrifice your Y°“ °“l_3' °g“_|d l;_“°‘}'__f_"du°°° _“Usa fefl;
circumstances into consideration there is no rea- Pride “nd km “emi” Y°“ Wim “"9 Pass' auohwud en' t at 6 me si or '
 ll! How
_ _ _ _ ._.i m n ull n‘i upo the t eet. noti‘\h°".~i&”ml'”° ld,b S -k~ the _“pe
hom to speak in his favour, but :ill their eloquence sonable excuse for any company or rancher iieglecr-'~_;\I,'f,ak|(;,g sw ein-Ln oil" ,,f»:,,:1,e_,|||,, YOU “£5 illiilalllly and 0° "le
- ~ ‘ ightnever have an-
or refusing to pay his tax, and the government SDM' “nd Yet k“°Wl“g "mt lt W°“lU thing which W" m
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be commended by the great majority of our lox In you W h sham? .gn .r:e‘m‘o_me`i¥ you other chance to no /'P ps mo B
_ heard -that one of those men were dead 'F - ' W -TY ’ ' _Y
_ _ _ _ *_ _ _ ' 'V _ _Y 
- One pelt sold at even a much less price than 9° 'T TODAY- ‘ ‘  
geta Perfection Oil Stove
You have a portable heating _system for your honie
when you own the New Perfection 0_il Heater. This
handy, dandy little heater can be carried from room to
room, giving quick, instant and cheap heat in any place
desired.
and the public in general for taking effectivelwl' " T  7 TTL! 'E "J "H
Sm-Q5 fm- the C0|1¢c¢;0,, of ai|_a,.rea,.s_ _ - ' 
ffereiice or other' oausés__~so many." ranchers have ' _   
:ite way  _cscziping payment. Heretofore l»ut__   __
urls and the good jiidgrnent and sense of right of _  __ _ ' ~ _ ; (_
this fact :uid already their newspapers :uid politicians thc iiiterestcdparties :ire to he coiiimendefl for settle-    6
:irc hinting that so far asrthe offic.i:il opposition is con-` in
ct-rncd ihcrc will be no :iltetnpt iiizitle to force :in to
election during thc war. lm
lt may he mentioned that ivlicreris in other con- se
stitueiicies local politics played the pnrainount pn.rt\_d'
in the contests, in Carleton County the question pri- 0
ent of the c:i‘ses_'\vithout tninecessziry publicity. lt is
lic hoped tliniithc same prudent course will hc loi-
ved in the crises now pending and that satisfactory
ttlemcnts will be made without the _necessit of
f the industry niirl____oi_-_tl1e_good_ name of. those engag-
marily :it issue was whether Mr- Carvell or Mr. Fle-l ed in -it. -_; i__`i_  '_ _ _ '
-- - ~_>_-_- - ~ ~ -_-;- ~ - ~. . _ -_-_- - -_- _-_-,-L-J -_-_- - ~_____-,__ -_-_Af `,_,,_._. A .._____._.____T_____,;_.*_ _
D `Mrs. Reek, ‘who polired teaf assist-ed ;` V This week at the golf links has been
_. ‘ ` _by Miss Emma Nicholson, _Miss Louise full ol enloyment, as the weather hge
Lady Maud Cavendish, who is com- , , ,
ing out with the Duke and Duchess of _
- _ . Quite a amber of
Devonshire. whose eluest daughter she me Runway Depot
is, has been working as ii Rc-.l Cross
nurse at Blackwell Red Cross Hosplt- morning m Md farewell t° Mm' lungs'
al. Lady Maud luis for months been and her daughwm'
cyclin! daily from Chatsworth to the 1:1155 gag: ggi? “_';“3:__;‘_‘;_° ('_\_¢)*gn¢;l_1 £22* "and Mrs. W. E. Hyndmnn.
'l°”""“" o. c.. iosig Battalion. Mrs. ings ana‘
The memberg :__,'__° family will be much missed ln social
therhood ‘DI R‘ le Camldlall BYO- and patriotic work. in
ailr ii E i . _
 ;_li_t-hugs; £iJ_\?éqCe,;.;l;l;?°fvEZ?é ‘:,g‘f_ gl__::_’_;°‘;:_°9l§e:’“_:'_:;__;l:_§‘iu:“§;;o_l1§B5_ lg; ty, Mrs. Ferguson, and Miss Elizabeth
 _§_heBhosp:_taiiz; tixreiieagacoiimiilibg liliglsishifitir bteh§i_si?igi»;liin;yii;i§:ii '£6' “mage in Ke'°°°°h' le" ""9 “'°°k
um' bel; te "a'_‘° l"*"*-”» “Hd U18 Ml- for Red Cross-.work by’takiug a three .
,ry U y of me s“"°““dl“§ CUUU- months' course in nursing at the P. E. ‘
_ __ _ island Hospital, and
One of the features of thc "an" mme abroad 8
Lyons and Miss Ver `_
passed dainty refreshments.
___-_-___-Las.-.,'...1ss_.,..;-.s4:;t,.-.._,»... .__ ___....._. .._.._._._. _ ..
a Taylor, who A been of a quality which made the luree
of the links irresistible. Great interest
'centers ln the match for the champi-
_ _ -onship of the Club, which started this
f"l°_”d5 WGN’ ll! week. The match is being warmly
0" W°fl'1°°¢\“\' contested. and win iikeiy no complet-
ed this aftornoon. The bostesses at
WSH Olive and . the ten. hour will be Mrs. E. G. Coombs
Oil
WMC" '*'°Y °°°“ Dr. Fersusun. or inn-vera Universi-
l"0_\‘8uson. who`have been at their sum:
e_ e » A A '
should occasion.
he will do her ~
'After ¢~-_‘delightful -_~m'omir» vnu
)‘ -
ragging cases through the courts, to. the detriment'
r their home in Cambridge.  `
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;_a_i_i)l_;il_i_itloi;__w_l|l _be the Alexaiidraollmtblrlttzelilillllliia itllelgglllgilingitillieeBgbignelrlgllillilg llgmush New Bnmnwlck' Rem Mr' Ful-
Fm "jew 855 the E““5m°"*‘ Of the Mrs. lngs"absence -Mrs. J.‘O. Hynd-
'qjhelge damt '15 Y 5""~“Kll1E f0l”~ man has kindly consented to act as
_lower or e.1Z'__;f;’_°e9 '1|'°‘_lh° D091-|1111' secretary for the'Socks Fund. The
pmny mst* gm Week “"0 “FQ H0 public may rear assured that Mrs. ings
__ d _ DU" “H0” “F0 l'°H0ilY will be even more interested in this
‘"1" - elvsdellv when the proceeds nina wane in nngiana, as nie win he
2_2’ §;_'-'_l’_?__¢";’_tI;‘_’_£:""gg:_f_9tl_-__'_I;_|\*5 _?‘1_:l‘i;Z_:\_I- in close touch with Miss Plummer,
8 _ .
;v_t;i'k. agit;__s_l_i_t3uld be encograged in ;|(;D:5"’t'_'_'_ull;;espa¢_;¢_i;ss;‘;a __i?_¢;n;;r0v:_t_c;s gust. to enter as n regular student ln
FY D s e manner.
e e e
Misses Vi l ` ‘
who h van and Eileen Christie,
‘"9 been weeding ii week with
"'°l'° "Step Mrs. (Cant) smiley nag
. - 1 - _
MU- Mid brother, Gunner Christie of not be duplicated an where. This l 81011. VL- are among the welcome
'he 5"’ 51080 BUNGPY have returiied
_lighted _with their holiday
_ 1 can we to even visitors here this Week. They are ‘ `
to their home in North Sydney, do- better o k. l 
_ , a
___ '. ‘BUGUGTY 5 ‘of ifthof “Garden "`Provinco,_ »
__ M* Rama" D-Tweideéon I M Mr. and Mrs. W.,W. Clark have as
General Manager in  0 if Ummm'
Norm Emi h & “na 'I 0|' the t young son, and_Mlss Dimock, of Hal- ln- mice' h ' °ld h°m° bel” at C°"° '
_(_ _ _ E3” b Mercantile Insurance
'°-- 0 11 ilrsh. ac o i "
.Mr.'-'Cecil Betpnno. tiiairc $22? la: (ii:
-:awe-.ar§w\. by _um _s. s. cmapeiin
est -Tue dn at-iileasurn trip, _ana
left again Thursday niglil. for Mont
"’“l` U19 “R19 boat. _They express
ed .themselves as highly delighted with
.V710 appearance and beauty of this
island. and are determined to remm
.next seasuit, and make ii much longer
stay, Mr. Davidson is a cousin of the
Arciibiliiiop of Canterbury, England.
Among the brides _receiving this
week was Mrs. Paul Murphy. who was
at home to hir itryiendn rli’i;_ Monday af-
gte _ . at. 1_ _p tice street,
: *pliuinet ~l‘_ull_ ushering the
li) _lb .tho ‘tli*\‘|r_ihi room which
ivesgery 'prQttl_l_y nrrapled with quail
‘ titles of out .Bowers a_iid‘foliege. Mrs.
Murphy. who came hero direct from
irni-ind, has quickly made friends. and
wneltept rattle bus receiving their
‘ ifoiigratiiiiit ne  welcomes. on
during Mrs. ings’ absence will send in
a great' quantity of socks quickly, as
the boys overseas are insistent ln
their praises and demands for the
home knit socks. which they say c n
V
alone should be ti in t
w r
, e Q in
their guests Mrs/ (Dr.) Clark and
ilax. _ ;, ` “ »l‘
.Oli '
and dances have been given for the
different members ot' the 5th Siege
Battry, who are leaving shortly for
one, an they have proved very popular
during their stay in this city, and will
be followed with a plentitude of good
"wishes
Rev E Ramsay. Mrs Ramsay
and family, who have been summerlng
at Malpequo, have returned to their
home ln Amherst
o e, »
w o
i8o'veral _informal farewell parties .
K
overseas, much to the regret of ovary "ml fm' Eiillllid
n.ratur\\ed this week to resume his
DBBl0l'Hl d\l¢|6B. much lnvigorated.
4 #UO '
Miss Elizabeth MacLauchlan, St.
Peters. daughter or Dr. R. D. Mae-
Lnuchlan, left for Halifax on the- 18th
he Ladies’ College. she was accom~
panied by her aunt. Mrs. (Din) P. H.
Thompson. __ _
‘I ll U
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Auld, oi Burl-
n
H1'/lux a delightful visit renewing old -
cquaintanceshipi-i. and enjoying the .
Whi_¢h._-,hy,t,i_;e wer.-is Mr. Aiiitrs nin-
uegii. _ _
`  V D a e 1
_Miss Bessie _[austin _entertained n
number nf her rl frleiids at the
hour on Vaal in onor of
Olive ings. whgalzn the iuiiowin
O O 0
of the prolly bridal
took place
when '
WOYB 8
GRAND DISPLAY or. EXHIBITS
RE_FRasn_Ma°NTs oN THE c.noUNDs
< LIBERAL `PRizEs iN ALL DEPARTMENTS
LOWEST EXCURSION RAILWAY RATES
_  R. Brehaut, Es ., of Montague, oliers special
prizes amounting to gizoo for foals, sired by his
'carriage Stallion “PARKLIGI-IT" `
. . . . . .
........:..................$5.oo 4.00 3.00
'25 Cents Adrriits to All Departments
Articles for Exhibition will be receivedat the Dril
Shed, from Monday, October and at_io_o’_clock,_ a. in
until Tuesday, October 3rd=, at to a.iii:_.y_` 1 __ '
Entries for horses will be received until Saturday,
September goth, and for other Live Stock niitil io
o`clock'a.m.,' on Wednesday, October 4th.
` _ °'l`RAIN_.ARRANGEMEN'l`S 
A Excursion Return tickets at one single first-class
fare will be issued from Elmira, Souris, Charlotte-
town, Cardigan, Montague and intermediate stations
to Georgetown by afternoon trains of October 3rd and
morning trains of October 4th, good to return up to
and including October 5th, 1916. Also from Charlotte-
tcwn and intermediate stations to Georgetown on 4th_
October, _t9i_5,»g'0od- tQ~»re_t~urn by special train same
day its follows:-- _ ~  -
- srariou ' #Aka ~ 'muh Dsimzrs
Charlottetown l i._oo
Royalty junctiono, . _. 9o
_York '.1 1 so fi on
suffolk A  _ 75 si o:i
Bedford _ ' 7o 9 lt
Tracadie' s 65 9 20
Mt Stewart 55 9 39 -
Pisquid 50 9 47 -
Peake's 45 io oo
St Teresa 45 lb o5
Perth 30 lo i7
Cardigan . _ ., __ ` ao io 29
Montague- f ._. it 3,35 '
nrudeiiell j _ ‘  "  if
Emmerson.  "" ‘ lo -_ _~_1o 38-
Georg todo __ __ '_ _ Arrive ' .. -3” icq; _ _ -
Returh»i'n¥`§i"tlie~Special" Train will leave Georgc`
town for Char otteiown at 5.45¢p;;~m».~-;-;»~_--A ,-¢;._.» _ J ._
it _.. ._
~lP_assen _s;fi"o_m the MOD  f c_li_w_ill_ o ' to
Georgetowngqby tjli`e»reg\'ilgr  and tgiii be
returned toll/_[t>_nt§"1t€ byilsfecial 'H°ainfiit the afternoon. _
 l¢_y¢_li.Elmira_and_Souris Branches will
"bf'o_ ' __ ¢"Stewart 'by morning train on 4th'
October, ~_to conn`e_¢_t_ w_itl_i_ train _from Charlottetown.
C  `{W;`W.'5]ENKlNS, President.
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lo 315
, '  ~Georgetow'n.
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_The New Perfection is smokeless, ororless, cheap,
lasting and economical. Has oil gauge, heat-proof handle
and _a hundred other improved features. Call in and see
A one in use here.
A See Our Good Barn Lanterns
If you want a good strong barn lantern that is wind-
proof, draught-proof and fool-proof, come here.
Farmers tell us that our barn lanterns are the “one
best _bet” for general satisfaction. Call in and see the
I reason wh-y. _ _ ‘
’Fennell  & Chandler
i‘ Rent! what "Ililly Suiid:i_v" has to sity about snfegiiaiwlliig the _l
t'uti|i°e ot’ your l'uniil_v- _ I
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bore testimony in the following cinirncteristlc ni_aniier,-
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"l doii‘t look like ii nian that would die very quickly. do l? l _L
. have just as good ii physique as you ever gazed nt. I wouldn‘t truce _
t with any man l know. A lot of you fellows are stronger than l, but |
I have as good a physique ns you ever looked at. But I don't look l
like ai man who would die quickly. do I? But I may die, and on t
that 'mn_v,' on tlint possibility I carry thousands and thousandls of _`
dollars of Life Insurance. I don't believe that any man does right
to himself, his wife or his children if he doesn't provide for them
with Life Insurance. so when he is gone they will not be thrown
_ upon the charity of the world. And next to my iaith lu God, if I F
should die tonight, that which would give me the most comfort _
would be the knowledge that 1 have in ii safe deposit vault in Chicago
Life Insurance papers, paid for up to date. and my wife could cash _
in and she and the babies could listen to the wolves howl for a good I
many years. I don't expect to die soon.__l may die. and on that
‘may' I carry thousands of dollars in Life Insurance."
For the most protection nt the lowest possible cost. consult au
Agent nl ’l‘lic tli‘ent~Weiit Life, or cull ni lirnncli Olllcc, Charlotte-
town. ’
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To
Here you will find, marked at
the lowest possible price, the best
pianos in Canada today, such as
Heilitzman New Scale Williams
Meudelnolm Kerri-Morris
_ Some eiggellent offers here in slightly used
pianos-see ern. f ` _ ' '
_ A genuine Pi_anola,»wi_th-60 roll? attac_hable to
any Piano, offered at a ridiculously ow price.
can. make your own terms at
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