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We cordially nvite
every, visitor to the city
during Exhibition Week
to visit our store.
t We will be particularly
pleased to st e all our friends .
ani customers throughout
the country, more from a -
social than a business
stand point. as we would
like to get closer in touch-
witlt each other to our
mutual interests.
' Anything' we can do to
'Vmalre your visit an enjoy-
able one, will have our best
2 are at your service and we
trust you will take advant-
I . _age of same. _
I Sunnyside
,. efforts. Our store and stati_ ,
being an all-round athlete, is an ex-
its Kilonie, Young Olson, Dan Mac
the latter in New York when he was
only 19 years old. Mr. Stanhope
has been told that there is some one
communicate with J. P. McTavish,
Box 116, Charlottetown.-1719.
PII DVIIICIIIL EXHIBITION
V
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Aylesford, N.     
Dusty Miller, br. s., (Godkin
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CANADA, Province of
l` rince I dward Island
In the Probate Court
In re Estate of james R. Allen
V, _lite if Bougiiton Island in
--Kings County in Prince Ed
testate.
Surrogate Judge of Probate &c, &
'I`o the bheriff of the County of ' ' Champion Bull shown in c1asB__1‘
Leno Belle, b.m., (Camer0n)...
Harry Mac, br.s....    
I-Ialey`D.,       dr.
MHC Bflfing. b-s......`.   dr.
Time-2.525; 2.53}; 2.415.
sa
F
v\\:»d=¢»=NH
m¢‘¢¢2‘\»§i'a=l9l-*
~t>u\:a<.oL\'at-\
mersidc, (Semplc)...   
Derby, blk.g., (Cameron)...
Young Corn, (Dohsen) . . . .
..
Moth Miller, or.g.,' (Conroy)
Patty Kingward (Steele) 
The Bee, ch. (Sweet)...   7 di
'rims-2 21;- 2.232; 2.22.
H\lmB. Milton, 8, Robert Lo
Mr. Chester Stanhope r t, - worth-
*-lV,° oi the iirm_ ot Cox'Br?i:I?Bl-l‘ail- B"°°d MMG. With foal Of
fax, has arrived in Charlottetown to breedat her sid°_`1’ Byrne Bm”
open a studio for his firm at 160 D' W' white’
Que" “met” 'M"' B”“““°""' ""““°“ crass 11 WALKING uoasst
. . ,J _
pert wrestler. He has met such men Mare or Gelding to be shown
B8
D _ ` carriage-1. Ira Carr; ,2 By
ont-tid and Bam Anderson, defeating Bros; 3. Reuben ve“ey_ \ ’
CLASS 12-FOUR-IN-HANDS .
 a `  A not less than 15§ hands-1, Byrne
, V _ _ B
. . ar ‘ , . -, .
I ` I _ I it
ng Driving Park, in connectlonw
M. A. A. Exhibition, were w
me _Ivy a crowd 0! 1,600 patrons
.~ 3, overflowed the grand stand
stood up in autos and car
A“ '---»»---1 '"6 mi?  suit sutzttss /Get P-°">f VM this W“'°--C°"- 
Bros (Special to The Guardia .)
Filly 3 years old-1 Ira C r, CHATHAM N B Sept 24-'-The
West Cove Head, 2, Hamilton first day's races at the Ch
along -the whole length of theh
B. stretch.
City.
CATTLE
____ Bull, 3 years old and upwards-1,
continued ‘mm page om, Thomas P. Cass,_ North River.
" ""”"" r " ‘"""' "*`-“rr “- ~r 131111. 2 Years old-1. Hugh McPhee,
3 YR_ OLD ,PROT &PA(`}E, STAKE. New Dominion: Z, Samuel E. Lane,
Mt Meliick
E. A,  (P-une $3000 Bull, 1 year old 1, Donald Murchi-
' The Acadian, br. h., by Sable mn' Nmth River; 2' D““°““
Central Dmgstme Dom' Dr' w` G' Cmlrch’ rBlY;llllCiCIiat‘lla.C-(t)ti1.ii-er 1 year old
over 6 months--1, Saunderson
P. Cass, North River. '
Bull Calf, under 6 mouths
2, Youuker & Saunderson.
lpurse 54000 ]`C'l<3;1V in milk (pr cali, 2 years ol
car Ferry. hs., by from Meet- » °mP~S 1'- ass; 2. Younker s.-
4‘h Genrgc  A' D’  um, Jr., Lewis' Lenrd, Sum- ' S““"d°“'°“5 2. Wallace Stem. High-
field.
kcrs & Saundcrson.
Boswell, Pownal.
Kings County and any constable ox starter-Frank Power, Halifax. Younker & S.tun<terson_
,literate ptrson within said County -T1\<1t1@S~D0<1d Dwyer, Picton; Fred. f'-hampton Female shown in class-
., _ G RE ETI NG Charlottetown. _ Item, consisting of 1 Butt .ms 4
Whereas ttptn reading the tell Timers-L. B. Miller, T. B. Ron- Females, over. 2 years old-1,
Wright, Summersidc; J. C. Crabbe,
1, Thomas Cass.
tit... (on file) of John W. McPhee Ht!h=1“~ _ .'1`l}0m=1S P- Cass.
Judge of Course--Wm Brown. Breeders’ young herd, to consist of
ofG'orgctown in Ktnzs Couutyin - ' M h 1 hun 1 4 to le d
Joseph W.-L. A`len of Boughto »
Is‘a d in Kings County aforesaid
Farmer, Executors of the last wi
audl testament of the above named
- . 1' - .
*D-'i,§§HS=d..Pr8ylng that 8 Climb" 1; liands land -must be perfectly ' Butt '3 `y¢Bm om and ugwapds' '1
. _ n ; , I ' 1 - ,
‘mtl _ be ‘1*iP'\\=d T01' \ll~ Pllfimie sound, with good bono and general Louis ylaydenkohen-y v,,uey_
conformation, and best calculated to Cow' in milk or cn", 3 years
ftte hereby requir-d to cite all per Df0d\1°¢ wffiase 9-Hd 911041” homes-‘ und upwards-1, Louis Hayden.
0 N0 PFIZUS Elven. _ - Helier Calf, under 1 year old a
MHFQ. 3 Yea” Old 'md ‘-lpwafds” over 6 months--19 Louis Hayden.
` ' ` s-1,
hereinafter set f'orth.You are there-
sons \.ttete~ted in the said estate t
be and appear befote me at u Pro
bite Court to be held in the Cour
chase 1; '_ V
ears uid must not he less than
smdhlaud, Lobster Packer' and Distance Judge-Phil. Mc a on of agvatntm to ;1eao\:i',n:(;\;:‘r‘d2eyez¥rs
- . ma e
DIVISION 1.'-HORSES. both owned and bred by the- exhibit?
tor- 1, Thomas Cass, .
l
Stallion, 3 years old and not over CLASS 15- HEREFORDS
CLASS 14- SHORTHORNS
Younker, North River; 2, Thomas
over 3 months-1, Younger &
»`3l1Uhd€l'90\i; 2, Thomas P. Cass.
Cow in milk br cali, 3 years
2.30 orniss, PACE. “ml “PW““l°"1 & 3 Th<tm»=_Gasr;
Helier, 1 year old-1, Thomas
2 and 3, Yonnker de Suunderson.
` l-leifer Calf, under 1 year- and Over
wwd island Farmer’ deceased Zeaiot, b1k.s.,~ (McKenna)... .. 5 mfmllhs-1, Thomas Cass; 2, Youn-
B th _H bl . h` R I Helter Calf, under _' 6 _and 'over 3
y e mmm e Ric "Hd (ddln_ Nutwood b.s._..      dr. m°“thS”‘1 Th0maS C3991 2 Albert
nf I"`°_Be“t in the “ity l°°kl“g fm' 9 For the best four-in-hand team, ing the winner to a hard d
ttvpcatltng bout and states that he is Mares or Geldings, style, skill in finish in each of the three hea
\\ 11105 £0 H1860 8DY0“0 ill CBHBGB. handling, &c.; competition open. No
“li 150 D0“l1\‘1B- AUYODB Wiiliillg '90 livery; to be shown before coach or
BI`l‘8“80 8 W1`€Bl'»li“§ maid! kindly heavy carriage-1, G. D. Wright, Raymond, who upset all caicul
Dar-
and
and
and
old
d._
Cass
1 izcs iven
N0 D E _ C i
l~`illy,` 2 years old-No prizes giv- hom, 1-Iyayrlen. I n cl 8
House in Charlottetown in Queen: cn.
(‘ouutv in said Prmince on Wed nes
day the twenty ninth day of O to,
if canes 2-CARRIAGE Houses.
ham on Bull show in a
1, Louis Hayden.
GLASS 16-ABERDEEN OR POL
er A. D iorg, at the hour-of eleven Swmon' 4 years Om and upwards' - ED ANGUS_
n’cIock in the foreuo in of ‘he :ante
day to show cause, if any they can,
why the accounts of the said estatt
should not be pass:¢‘I and the c-lan
nd
L- Harry Tweedy; 3, John Tweedy.
Ewn, 2 shears and over, having
treal entry _ owned by A. Sevigny.
The -best time in this race was
and was caused by Mayflower
by outfooting The Liar, the
dark entry from Quebec. The
time was 2.14}. The track
P
drivers were loud in their pra
lt. Perfect summer weather
the day delightful and the tact
li K
second place in the named rac
all and the 2.19 classes and
are expected to be even better
today’s program.
Henry R., (A. Sevlgny)...  
Mayflower (Alf. Crevier)... 
Tommy Crotter (Peter McDon-
ald) . . . . . . . . . .
... ........... .. 
Venus Swing, (Mr. Laudry)......
Nora Vice-Roy’ (A. Sevigny)...
Nat Alicyoucr, (W. E. Baxter)
Dan Paine and Putchen Lady
drawn. _
Time-2.18); 2.18} 2.20}.
NAMED RAGE.
James K. Newbro '(Thos. Ray-
mond) . . . .
..  .... ..  
The Liur, (D. Frttscrt...  
Frankie liorrush (Max Clement)
Leonard Wilton (A. E. Tritcs)
Alf. Leo (W. G. Boyer-I . . . . . . .
._
Time--2.14l-, 2.l4}, Z.lG}‘.
The otiicials wcrez-
Mainc. .
J. M. Morria,`Potiticodia`c;‘
Hr-chart, Chatham..
01d Charles Sergeant, Newbon;
A char, Chatham
it
Ram Lamb-1, John Tweedy;
atham
ith the
nessed
rihges
The events on the card were the
in 2.23 trot and pace and a.~
rue ace, each going in straight
'lbs first to Henry R, the last
named
heats,
rivlng
ts.
The named race was taken by
James K. Newbro, driven by Tommy
ations
was in
s lendid condition and the visiting
i
all- the horses were out to win and
each beat wus stubbornly contested
furnished plenty of excitement for
the big crowd. The tight between
Fr nkie Bo ash and The Liar for
2
a nip and tuck struggle all through
and the last heat looked like a
dead finish between them, but the
judges awarded the position to The
Liar on a matter of inches. Tomor-
row’s card consists of the free-for-
2.23 CLASS, TROT AND PACE.
Starter-H. H. Loc. Gardiner.
Judges-J. FI ilelahunt, Moncton:
Timers-ll. A. -Lawlor. Chatham'
l° .
»Distanco Judge-L. W. Strung.
Clerk o Course-Mayor Twcedie.
.¢t~».»~»v-
3, ' G. W. Wood & Son, I-lavtelbrook.
Champion Female, shown in class- Ram, shaarling-1, John Tweedy; 2,
Harry Tweedy, Enrnsclifl. 1  -t
who
and
OKHO'
Mou-
2.18},
push-
fast
best
se of
made
that
W8!
these
than
Nl*
Nu
Nu
Giwm
,__
gnc.-ro:
aw
4 4 5
were
tr;-».s~o:L\=i-\
- »~:.:r~:-
.a:~:'r<>-
Bi D.
Peter
. 2'
John
°'°’°°:°°:'°:°':°'i"°"t;':":"°°“:°°3"*'3"5"i°‘3’\ ` ` " srnorar. Pnlzus. ' ` ` ` ‘ -1
7;- oi i. eh o ai.. 1-1 nn.
.i*?>-
" " 'llllill WHESTLIH    -- ‘L fest iE11dS Saturday- We Give Votes T
with every cash purchase-also when you pay money on account. Ask W _ ’
for the votes.
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ts
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Exhibition Sale of Fall _
h
' 32c
45c
7‘c
9 'c
- o
Lace Curtains
After abig busy season’s business in the lace curtain
dept we had quite a nuniber of patterns in stock of which we
ave only one to three pairs.
We’ve decided to effect a
quick clearance by selling
all these curta‘ns at twenty five percent discount.
Here's your opportunity.
Curtains for 24c pair H10 Curtains for 75c "
“ “ 54 “ I.I5 “ “ 89 "
c c
564: . c
rc at tl I  to to  at
s. it  u I Ll u  at
C
ani higher prices-all at the satue rule of discount. _ .
You know what splendid values we give in curtains all the year round-
think what you save by
buying during this clearance. _
Discount prices for cash only.
/ W ir I c O ‘
' Worth
the F air
uL‘CaSi'm. ' `
just to your right as you enter the main doors-1 uttgniticcnt displ tv.
A-nd every article taken right out oi our stock-not spe..-iatty nnportecl _tor the
See the elegant bedroom furniture.
seemg--Qur Exhibit at \
Grounds--Mam Building
Admire the inlaid circasse and dining room suite.
S e the parlor and _library furniture
Ii » - O.1r.Mr Mugford in charge will gladly answer all enquires. .
\ /
C  the handsome 'rugs
ust. be shown in harness-No prizes.
1ri1|y_ 3 ycm-E old-1, A. A. Mc-
III
stallion, 3 years out-No tlrizel B 1, 3
qSt‘:i“i‘;;‘_' Mi gfnrs °m"l' wulmco Ilolilcrt Ftirifrilgcrs. (iigrnlinliii upward
* Le" ' ig e ' Bull, 2 year old-No entry,
Cl0S€d 85 played f0i' 1t‘lStltIPel\- ‘htm 2| A, A. MacDonald, Souris; C SS 21_SH0RTHORN _ E
tion, and on motion of James D
Ste-w..rt l£~quire, Proctor for saiu
l’f»vi'ioners, And I Do Hereb
t Filly, 2 years old-l. C Y -
crtsou, Hunter River; 2, A. Mathes-
li Lee
GALLOWAY GRADES
order that .3 true ¢`0PY hired I9 ml' Ek" Royalty; 3' Wu Bm . Cow. 4 years old and uliwai-ds.
fortltwitit puiiishetl in route nevts-
:\ r published in Chatl t'etowr H. 2 G g por, Fast Royalty; City: 3. Robert is. Longworth, Char-
wu . . GOILGB w wh” iottetown Royalty.
P P-’ 
in said Province for at le ast once 3’ Robh p_ 0 g _~ . t & C Cow in mm or calf 3 e r ld
,. - _~ 2 ‘ 1 f 1913-1, Brehau on- . . Y B H 0 '-
in e .til vteek for fcur cont-ecutite itoa o n warren ,_ Drake & Cm; 2' Thomas Cass; 3’
truly, 1 year om-1. A- H- B08*
Emory’ Union' milk or calf-1 and 2, Drake & Co.,
weeks front the date he etf sim gtirgth tllif-yi? 23.' Bigpxgtzggos' » A_ H_ Boewaul
l.l\atnti‘l1€COPy Il€l'€.0f IJC fOl`|IlWliIl M re with' tual nt fo0¢___1_ Spur- Heller, 2 ycnrs old, nntlqindel-
posted in the following publ
pint--s rc~pf-ctiveiv, namzlv in tt
Hall ofthe Court House in Gorge-
town nforesaid and in from of th
School Houses situate 'at launch
ing. Lot 55 and On Bouehton I
land respective y so that all |ets<.t
intetested in the ea d estate a~
` at'd‘i'ts\id` may ‘ have due notice
thereof
. ~ ~ the seal of the said-Cour
('Li.S )tember A D. 1913 and 1
it the fourth year of Hi
1;. Mt~jesty"s`R¢-ign.
f (sgd) R. Reddin,
.. " Sur.‘] &c.
- 9-s:=.Mtlturs ti
nil 1 _
_,__
`l
v-1
-4
_ “If you have an Eastern
_ Cap on your head you rnaywin
the prize at ills Exhtbitott
Only Slle at |'afo:°.s. . _
A 156| 9-23MI‘l3t,
l 
.THE itE.ltlli‘ Il. -
Tttf. Temperature,
'nDE.`|lo0tt, Etc.
‘ (Special to The Guardian)
'ronoN'ro, sent. 25-- M°d°ff\t°
west to-northwesterly winds. 311°.
dot rrrtu`:li"fc'h'Enge in temperature.
The tide will he high this evening
at 6.50 and tomorrow at 7.58, it
will be high tomorrow mornin!! Bl'
B.2),_.anrl shtturdnv 1\f» 7-02-
'fhg mn "tg this evening at 5.62
and tomorrow 5.50; it rises tomor-
row morning at 5.51 and Saturday
at IM. _ _
as moon tts: tonézegaitnog :mg
3 in qua er 0
on Tneaddy, Sept.. 28rd at 8.80 a-
Phee, New Haven.
D9 0 ,
been shown in some section in this
or one of each to be shown £0 H
em-rrage, Horse to count 60 P9* “Ulu
naw 111001! Oil
at 12.05 a.m.
will in twelve
it gem? Warren. ' _ 1, Drake & Co.; 2, Thomas Cass; 3,
6 Carriage Mare or Gelding, 15; A. A. MncBeth, Marshtield.
hands or over, to be shown in car- Heller, 1 year old-1, Thomas Cass
riage-1, l’rowse Bros., City; 2, 2. Joseph Praugbt, Pownal;
Thos. Campbell, City; 3, Angus Mc- Thomas Cass.
Hcifer Cali, under 1 yenr and over
° Carriage Mare or Gelding under 155 6 months-1 and 2, Joseph Prnught
t.~ handtg, to he shown in carriage-1, Heifer Calf, under' 6 months and
W. S. Mcliie, City; 2, H. T. Van- over 3 months--1, Albert Boswall,
Idemgine-, Gity; 3, Reuben J. Vee- Pownal; 2, A. A. MacBeth.
guy, City.
_t,, G d h d d champion Mero, any age. (To com- chase 25--sement. Pruzas Giv-
tti W” “" e* my “" °” s in this rectum. mare must hav.. mt BY 'rt-is ran. 1sLANn Da-
PARTMENT OF AGRICUL
S
‘L this eighteenth day of Ser- class-1, A. A. MacBeth. _I TUBE _
i FOR DEALERS ONLY. I ` To the person showing the greatest
skill in judging Beef Cattle-No
Pair of I-IorseB. Gddings °r M“'°B' Awards. . '
CLASS i 26-STEERS
Appointments 40 PBI' Cent- H°'°°°‘
to have £000 °°“l°\`m”M°“' ‘I“““t'y Best pair Steers, 2 years old--1,
and manners. Horses to be pl'0i>°"t'y A. P. Inge, Pownal.
of ethi\>it0l‘ W\1° must I” °w“°r at Best single Steer, 2 years old-1,
time at mnkins the °““i"°~”1- W3' A. P. Inga.
McKi6- Best pair of Steers, 1 year 'old--1,
» Joseph Pronght.
LASS 3-STANDARD
-  ` BBE” HOMES-'Y hurting, Jlitgiiiia r?rt:il;'ht.1 year om
Best pair of St-ears, calves of
iq¢.;tt;:tx;w:dy§|\e\;=;y01£1m1;“°“l""“‘“_ E1, s. c. Lane, Mt. Mutter; 2, A.
- . R » ' ' . Bolwall.
stallion, 2 years 014 “<1 ““‘l§f* _ gmmp ,
rem om-1. W- G-HCh‘g°“£,\f;¥,,f;'_, ohass za-Lalcasraas
ford. N~S-1 3»é.°; dm' sit /'i Rain. 2 shears and over--l,_Albert
CNY? 3' G'°°m em “'d “y§,M.d¢_f Boswell. Pownal; 2. Samuel C. Lana.
Filly. 3 v°§r=k°_ $2. Q’ D w_~Mi. unisex; s, s. r..aosw.n1.
1. DU A- A~ “°° I°' 7' ' ' ‘,. Ram; sltearling-1, B. D. Boswell;
W*\*f°» Y°“‘ "°"‘.“' ,£1 2. mbsf: Boswell.
CLASS *"3-*DDLE “°“BES'. ’ s.£;.'_amwatt; s, s1.1..;ioiqatt.
- - ' - -' e, Tahearl an ' o er, having
G?/}tl°:A“r?étS{’°‘;g1°th;§1°r°1"5’* G\::,i:¢g, reared a lamb this season-1, Albert
“rd “Sai be ,hmm “oder "date me Boswali; 2, Samuel C. Lane; 8. S.
rmdm b A gmuema n_1. _john L. Bonwall.\ .- .
ad °“ aimloe. 3| _,dim A_ ggiw- ___\Ewe gIb,§rl%\g-.1',,d_1itlli§t\t_4;.,Boswall~
ati;-mllnlon Road; 3. GUY 3f'°"“"7"  MT(g‘ ' °°w““‘ M°r°hn°m;
Botithportl -. ` I ~ "f'* 515'"-ue " 'LAM'  7""J" .
. 8 15| ,of , .ws Lamb-1 Albert Boswell,
.::.°t.:..Br.tt‘°..::°‘:.'.2:...:‘s.... tt... =--...te -.   
ba ,gown ,,,,¢,,~ mm, and ridden’ , i\‘topk'__oi,l.e‘ti!éstqr consisgugygt ram
Fred Ttlrftar. Wtniloiland "M #Haul thoHnaldl co iating
ti' W
Rats' rfsutb-ei, Albert Bosnia
ltltaill' hlqrlgtihie  Boswell, Marsh-` `oi 2 _e  63,' arélirimve to“ha-vtf reared
5.1.1,' s, nay Horns, wtnsm.  __a~.i‘ittn1 hits Marisa 1 sseatrttnz el
" '*-'-..1. M.-'r » -  ’ ` 'I 5  ‘.15  _ -er Ynwa
or.-A`és` r-aicasar aoasas: l, smtli  i,‘s“iit.. ii.’.l2...tt_
- I M B0 mohaast; as-corswohns
#ti 2 can old-- mon s-- m. a ears and over-1, Joh
i " l ' ' .Tweedy itarnuouti; p Joint 'rwwty
5-1, Tweedy; 2, Harry Tweedy; 3,
reared ri lamb this season-1,
Tweedy.
Ewe sheurling-1, John Tweedy,
Hurry Tweedy; 3, G. W. Wood
E- Son.
. L/\ H it
- ., tt. »
~*» “‘°"~ 1 Bmw” Ch 51,, pub, Fonn. Poi.t,.r‘.n Auous on aw.. mms-1, .mm Twenty; 2,
Harry Tweedy; 3,C. W. Wood &
Son.
J ohn
' T ' ' ' W
2, ‘
&
I TEACHERS' IISSOBIIIT ON
....__.
Continued from page one
I ziltight spices mean right finvorlnnd unusually good. Prices fl0c u lb
and that is what you want next fuliii pint English .Esscnée of Vinegar
Who-li y0\l PHY- YOUF Di0\i\0S 011 N10, :nukes six quurts of pickling vinegar,
htuble. Our spices prevent that flat prior 20c a pint. The Mucliinnou
.tluvorlcss taste bccnusc they are ltrug Co., Corner Great George and
in
3.-
.3'
1912
2.
3'.
3.
_--< Ewa.
n Take limit
Flock of (fo1.swolds consisting
I`llU`l
,consist of 2 ewes, each to.
lreared a lamb this season, 1 sheari-
‘ing ewe und 1 ewe lamb-1,
Tweed ‘
W. Wood & Son.
CLASS 30-L-INCOLNS
Ram, 2 shears and over-1,
Boswall, French Fort; 2,
l-ioswall; 3, Ernest Lund,
Herbert.
Ram, Shearling--1, Albert
wall; 2, Ernest Lund; 3,
Boswell.
Ram
Almon
E»We,
reared
Lund;
Llnd.
Ewa
2 and
Flock
Boswnll.
2 shears und over,
a_ lamb this season-1,
2, Albert Boswell; 3,
3, Ernest Lund.
reared a lamb this season, 1
ing ewe and 1 ewe lamb-1,
iioswall; 2, Ernest Lund; 3,
Boswall.
CLASS 31-SDUTHDOWN
Rum, 2 shears and over-1,
Sounder Winloe
Ram
Wtnloe; 2, Oliver Nunn;
1 Road; 3, Oliver Saunders.
2 shears and over
.reared A lamb this season-1,
Oliver Nunn.
F-ws
Saunders; B, liiiizah Saunders.
Ewa Lamb-l, Elizah Sannd
and 3. ver Saunders
onsist
supposed
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al eure nn
t.e:nat}yin
spoon ul.
nt cons h
' tion.
Of sympathy with the idcu expressed.
and 4 females, the females to
y, 2, Hurry Tweedy; 3, G.
Lamb-1, Albert Boswnll 2,
shearling-1, Albert Boswall;
of Lincolna, consisting of
rnm and 4 females, the females to
consist of 2 ewes, each to
s, .
Ram, ehearling-1. Oliver Saunders.
L'am‘b-1, Elizah Saunders,
Saunders; 2, Oliver Saunders; 3,
Shearling-1 and 2,0liver
Oli .
Flock of Sonthdowns, consisting nt
ram and 4 females, the iemnlos
e of 2 ewos_ea_eh#to_haveA
. re
(Cgtinued on page 6.)
i
'Ithnre lu more Oatprrh in t-tus section o
the country thania I other lseanea put
together. and tint lthe last few yearn w- a
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d lease usd prescribed local remedl t~,
and by constantly failing to cure v&§h
ii’.§i‘i' °'.§’t‘.‘.‘l‘°€.‘¥.'.£’..‘i“.?“t'l$‘.’.‘.i ‘i.§“t¥.§'I.‘ .$1
stitutiiional riiqevee anflt ornfors requlron
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a
dhosea _li-om to drops io a
It acts titrectlv on the b ood
e ofller one B\`i|\IiiI‘rFe\li`dg\'|t9`s° limi,-!lt?\'yl"c\
Ii '~l‘~l °~ "ure, Bend for circulars
mon U. s.
mrsle Il‘.l.C§EN!lY Q00., 'l‘oledo.0
*lot b ah Drugnlnttl 154:
s Fam 1 [fills for con
have
John
Albert
Almon
Mount
:Jos-
Almon
having
Ern est
Ernest.
have
sheari-
Albert
Almon
S
Oliver
Wlnloo
having
Oliver
ers; 2
'to
nr-
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ably acknowledged.
This morning at 9
Wilson will speak on
cn during this session
D. _
A ublic meeting
Mcimllnn, Rev. Dr.
Prof. Tait. of McGill
musical selections.
will preside.
lm' et' than usual
be a record onc.
RILVER 'FOX C-APT
` NEA
ST. JOHN, Sept.. 2
known guides in the
captivity a. fine silver
grown, which he cnpt
He had set a trap in
protect his outs from
vestlgattlil (Phe lox p
::iiu;\tain, Bell 81.
i.:1\antl boat for pickling and chow. it ,
vt in is guaranteed absolutely pure, a
°" white wine vinegar at a \n°
 ~ 1 ut tug ti it c t.
 moderate cost. One pint of our ea- e    0°’
sence will make six quarts of good
um pickling vitiagar and tive quarts oi ‘ WIIOIQIIIO Q 
"‘l° good table vinegar. Price 20:: a pint.
The MacKinnon Drug Co , Corner
ntlpa ' ~
tGreot George and Kent Stl. Mtt.
Cn motidn of Mr.. Seaman, seconds
by Miss M.urlcy the thanks of thc As-
sociation were tendercd Dr. liicltlillu
for his admirable uddrcss and sult-
TODAYS BUSINESS .
the Teacher to the Teniperuur-c blues
tion. The other addresses tt. l-c giv
o
Mako School Attractive by Mr, E.
Francis. A model -school by Mrs.
Amy Westmorland, Psychology and ‘
Education by Prof. W. D. Tait, _l’h.t
_ p -
the College Hail this evcnim; cout.~
mcncing at 8 o’clock. The I’rt‘rriur,
the I-lon. '.l. A. Matheson, Rev. llr.
address the meeting. The addresses
will be interspersed with reading and
The uttentlancei at the session is
g .
arc that the attendance this your will
__,_,____.--
key, oi Mttsqunsh, one of the best-
the silver grey fox came along to ,in-
the trap and withdrew it. all except
one toe. When Mr. Mctlluskey came
along a little inter the animal was
securely hold. I-le took thc,priae out
of the trap and carried him home.
::Wt:~ honestly believe that English, ,, “
ltsaenca of Vinegar is the strongest , 
qtpurc, of full strength, whole, clean Kent Ste. Mielti
n e., ,_
o’clock Rev. W.
,I We Extend A Cortlial Welcome to
   Visitors Attending The Fair 'I
Will bt* HOW t
will bc ht-ld in
Ftlllcrtmi null
University will
Dr. Anderson
The indications
URED
R HT. JOH-N
3.-‘Roy McClus-
county, has in
grey fox, hali-
nred yestnrday.
un oat field to
raccoons, and
ut. one paw -tn
Co., for best,
The dowrs of our large store
entrance on Grafton and Queen
Streets will be wi-ie open this week
to welcome exch ani every visitor
to our Big i1`xhi‘>ition,v ltich opens
on Tuesday, the 23rd inst. Our
large office will be at your disposal
if you wish to write a letter or do
any business which requires pen,
Ink and papar. Everything will
be provided for your comfort and
convenience. Do n tt ‘et this tppot-
tunity pass with; ul seeing our
large assortment of liardware,
Stores, etc. We will gl iv show
you around whether you ant *pate
purchasing or not.
We are here to wait on you. _
coal, lowest prices. 9-23Mti. TRY OUR  yi
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