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1 Pl‘ov_ili_§i_a__l_ iixlliblilon

Oeiltlillibl *Yoon

sdvaEt§§,_ 's found in higher priced

Glillllil- F01". live. and _` ten horse power,.siug.le cylinder, Imperial ma- rihe motors are shown. also one ten

hm°ae1powef, t-wo~cylind-ar marine

motor. A conspicuous feature of the exhibit is a 1917 Model Ford Car which sells for the llow price of $580, in Charlottetown. The company also expect to show an Overland' car of the very late-st model.. This is a small Ive passenger car which sells for $925, delivered. The booth is very aattractlvuly' set oi! with an .immense poster illustrating and setting forth the good points oi' the Overland.

THE ROGERS HARDWARE C0. LTD.

The Rogers Hardware Co., iL1td.,

devote their booth this year to an exhibit of the goods of the Dominion Ammunition Co., ci Montreal, with. Mr. Jack Learmont, in charge. Mr. l.t'»armont who is- well known throughout the Maritime Provinces as a hockey and football player of nt.-ie, is to be congratulated upon the' tasty manner in which his section ot the booth ls' arranged. The other half oi' the booth is taken up by thel, Franco Flashlight (lo., Mr. G. l~‘.‘ (Yowper in charge. A most interest- ing display of all the latest novelties in flashlight is made. The Rogers Hardware handle' the goods of both concerns and' needless- to say they are A 1 stock.

NUGGET SHOE POLISH

-W K M1:GOUGAN, Globe Fox Ex

change, is Guardian agent in Summer- side

_-THE MORNING DAILY Guardian

oan he obtained at Lailorty's Touaor ial Parlors, Summerllde

-LOST--2 Hats, 1 Panama other

small black, between Summerside and Lot16. Finder leave at Waugh & Stee-ves, Summerslde, and get.. re- ward. 2288-9~27M2l.

-MILK_ LICENSES-The Town Olerk has, issued milk licenses to the follow- ing vendors for the year ending June 30th. 1917: Mrs. Joseph McNeill, Leonard Pickering, George H. Harris, Vernon Matthews, A. McCormack and son, Ernest Gaffney, J. W. Callbeck and sons. and Levi Silllphant. H '

-LIVE STOCK SALE-On Wedl

ne'sd'ay, October 4, uit Emerald. All the stock owned by Mrs. Thomas F.Hughes will be sold by auction.'I‘hls will afford an unusual opportunity to purchase some excellent horses and cattle. The sule commences at11 o'clock p. nl. on the premises.

2292-9-27M2i.

-WELCOME VISITOR.-Mr. Owen

Mclsaac, Rumford. Me., who has been visiting friends in Miscouche and the Brae for several weeks, wus. ill Sum- merside on Saturday. Mr. Mclsaac

Mr. H. W. Parsons, representing the fame-us Nugget Shoe Polish, is| again to the fair this year with 11 nne display of this excellent Britisll pro- duct in black, tan, and white nugge»is.' It is pretty well conceded that Nugget is. a polish that cannot be beaten. Mr, Pr.l.tterson, during the Fulr is giv-

ing n bm; of p¢.n¢|lS_ a tin of 1-Nug. The residents ui' Union Corner as ll get" and 11 lhimble all for ten 1-1-11111. l»f»fl_v Signed e llctllimi to -open that

_.__ ,road to uutoliloliilcf.-1. 'l‘l1crg |11 lint

MAGNET CREAM SEPARATQRS one rerideut in the whole district who

AND ENGINES |

___ is

' The Petrie Manufacturing tio., llam-

a very t"1ne`1;howlng of Magnet (‘ream

selling thc Mngnt-` in this Provlnrt- l'

for over fifteen yt-"ru pmt' after adjacent roads: have been opml- thoy ilnd business better than ell the farmers were convinced that ever. The Magnet by its many super- autos were a greater benefit than they ior qualities continues to grow in 11111; at first realized, and also learned that t=.;'.l§imat_i0n 0f tha farming commuitity, the hO1‘l~i(;.§ Wert". 1101. Bttlretl. 'I`llG i`ill‘-- The (fompany a1ls'~fI have an Exhibit mem nf Union (iorner arf: to bc con- in the Machine-ry Haliuntlep the man. grat.ul.ated upon the unanimity with

which they welcome progressive moves.

agement of Mr. Earl Foster. There is also shown in this booth a one horse power Magnet gasoline engine. which may be seen in operation with a 700 Th. capacity Magnet Cream Separator The heavy duty- engine is a marvc-I nm: is being much admired by those who know a good thing when they :mc it.

A CIRCUS SIDE SHOW.

There are this year a gre;-at number

of side shows and what is perhaps the most interesting of all is the Circus Side Show. There are shown curios- ities- from all parts of the globe, be- sides relics of some of the most no- torious_ and also sc-:ne of the noted mc-:1 oi the past and present time. “The Russian Fire King," Volta' “The- Sillifer. Girl Who Tames Elec- ll'i0ll¥." and several other big attractions make up the tr-how. The management wishes to imprer-s upon the public the wholdsomeness c-f the show, ar it contains no immoral features making it enjoyable for men, women, and childre-

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DOMINION GOVERNMENT WOOL‘

EXHIBIT. .

This exhibit. which the Commis-

sioner of Agriculture, Hon. Mr. Bur- rell, arranged to be shown nt all the Fairs, is in charge of Mr. G. M. Mc- ilrlmmon, assisted by T. W. Sexsmith, C. E. O'Brien and tl. Stetson. , These gentlemen are_there to an-

swer all questions, and farmers are cordially invited tc avail themselves of the presence ot these experts to obtain all the information they re- quire. '

The exhibit is presented l»_v thf~_

Dominion Live Stock Brunch under thc supervision of the Live Stock Commissioner, Mr. John Briyzllt. I

The object of the exhibit is to ex-

plain fully the various classifications and grades, and to show how wool maybe handled in such a wny as to secure the best advantages to both the producer and buyer .ln order to command the highest market price.- wools should he presented in a care-' fully folded and packed condition and should contain as little foreign mutter as possiblr/ The graded product is also more acceptable to the trade than where all qualities are mixed together T Actual demonstrations in grading and sorting are given dolly by the wool experts in attendance which are most helpful in enabling sheep ralsers tn' recognize the character of thc difi`cr-, ent classes -and the mode of opern-

_tion. ‘

One of the most interesting and instructive features comprises sump' les of wool in both the greasy and scoured condition, showing the inju-‘ rious effects of using insoluble paints, which are difficult toremove rather than the standard dipping fluids for marking purposes. This case also contains samples of wool that have been tied with binder twine showing how the siaal fibre becomes lncorpora-_ ted into the! wool and the consequent defect this produces in the ilnished roduct The injurious effects oi'

p . shearing wool wnlle damp nr permit-|

ting it to become damp while in stor- age are shown together with the da- mage caused by the incorporation of straw and chaff into the ileece.

it (_-To be continued.)

'l‘eu__lons Retreat

I Illrllobrllllia

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NEW YORK, Sept. 26-A news slr

ency despatch from Bucharest, pub- lished hero to-day layszv 1 _Teutonic forces in Dobrudja re~ treated an tiie,left wlngln Sundays lighting aker several ve-lr 'engage- mente, the war oillce reported. The German and Bulgarian losses hnvc

autos has ‘lllltiergnllc u complete

man, ()m_ M,-_"__ |{_ |')_ pf_.3¢e,-_ p_ |g_ cilunge in this community, and many Island represmitatlve ln charge have who were bitterly 0111108611 I0 oulonm-

biies on general principles have, he-

S@p11ratm~g_ Tim-_ mnlpmiy has 1,991, 1-time uuito ardent atlvocates in their,

first left the island about forty years ago, before the Railway was built and has seen little oi his native country since. lie is now practically a strang- cr and has only at few near relatives whom he recollects. lie leaves |'o1-his home in -.1 couple ni' weeks.

0-NEW AUTO ROAD 0PENED.-

was opposed to rulilliug tire cars.. lt

understood thc sentiment against

avor, duc, it is said, lo the fact that

WESTERN PERSONALS

-)ir. P. il. Curtis, Victoria, is spen-

ding a few days in Summerlzide, the guest ot' his daughter, Mrs. C. ll. Jelly. V

-Mrs. Jas. A. Howait, Mrs. Maude

Boll and Master Walter llell, (Pipe ’i`r11vcrse, spent Saturday with friends in Crapuud and vicinity. V

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BAGS BAGS 50,000 Grain Bags

Wholesale

mum charge twenty-five cents

black oats 551:, white oats 50c, potatoes

-RUNAWAV HORSE.-A runaway

ws' __ __ _ , _ 'ig;fr-‘-‘-1:-so-_1~f4~qeg§;j-=;{:;:.f;f;---*ff-‘ff -i'r Pave to buy ln tain Province. 1-98! B NT, per word auch inner

-_woi_n_ads,_which he thinks will not prove »a .

Summersidc Shipping _ -~e`1i|iéll“alléi11-Mary," captain ol~

T. Holman, Limited, and sailed Sun- day tor Fictou. » _

-Schr. “Nellle J. King,", Captain

Sydney Reserve Coal (or R. T. Hol- man, Limited, and sailed' for Louis- burg. ~ - ‘ 1

Murray, has' finished dischargln _ coal for R. T. Hr.-lman, Lirnlte‘d', an sailed for Port Hastings for a re- turn cargo.

-Schr. "Minnie," Captain Tren-

llolm, flnishe-i discharging Sydney Reserve Coal, and sailed' Monday

1.-Schr. "Marguerite," Captain

Limited, sndwlalletl Mondny"i’or Plc-

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MR. J. G. M. CCNNOLLY.

A oven 1*-1111-. 111 ,

um [gp .£“.m in an ¢°]\|m|| qi. . . '_ -.1 _ e. .A »_~1. .»»,-- 1 1 ~‘-*- Cash must aooompany order Mini- , -`

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1-PRODUCE.-Buyers in Summon-_ _ nf 4

_ING 011 Saturday were paying for, i ~ " ' 1" " ' ~ - ' _ ' , __ . 2; .1 (_ ,_ ~'

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"3 _, 4 . ' V . ,\, ,.,. .,. .,. , , ,_ ' ' ' , g ,_,_ , . . . - , -..e as V-....Nea .-..~.»v»~ -...._ _-,...`,../ve-~._.-__`,.~_-c-_fi _,`,.. - .fs . ~..._..».s.. -vt: ._..__ ... - .

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fb, organs attached H i _ a 0

at nlmrene 1111 saturday 111,111 111111,. Have you éver thought’ 0; eyrpglgienced the danger of throwing matches around the house’ or barn after

ff¢1ff¢""I°°f°',fl'§‘§L'f ' 111;l1','1f}¢1§'1l' 'fs' 11211 dark-trying to tpel yqurway with a ' tfrom a dimly iightled lamp. There is not anything' safer or _mpre__eon_-_

Bsiml outset of that place and it al* verlient than a 4- "et,t_J"I"Battery Pilgh . __ _ _ 1 - f1'fl1°11'1l11l§f1fl1'f1'°:11ff1‘;]§ lllgthifevllllitlig We areqsfglze Agent for the _g1}§1oiis$"Franco" Products which are the best' Flashlight on the market ' _ Call

or Muddy Creek. where he was found at our store or ai; pin Booth in l;he"jExll_ibi_tion_ building, _ _nd see I e fine display of thetse ds.

3 ll 3°”

l S d I , bi cut 1 “. , _ 2.31331 p`l§c§1l.l'f1'f1"{11'l“w»§JLga1r°- These Flashlights are also in tools in our Store on Queen St. _

Murray, has finished discharging X

="°~=~ H Tubular Flllslllishls

No. 6781, size 1% x 5 inches. Has

5001 fllliihed d55°h“l`8l“E C031 for R- vulcanized libre case. Price complete

No. 6784, same as above, larger

size .....$1.35

No. 6786, vulcanized libre case, 1% 8% inches. Price complete . ..$1.55

for Lohlsburg to obtain n return ‘ cargo. '

Doucette, finished discharging a car- 1

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-Schr. “Maude Carter," Captain' i 1: .___-;_\ -cg

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WITH METAL CASES

‘ N0. 6790, size l‘,{, x tl’/_, with metal ruse, black 1-ualncl ilnish, rt very lille lnshllgllt for thc pritn-_ Complete $1.05

N0. 6795. Sallie als zlbovc, larger in

slzc, price ...$1.10

Prayers were requested on Sunday Y the soul of J, G. M. c1>11no11y', who was'

struck by a switch engine ol’ the Great Northern Railway, near the_ crossing at Raymur Avenue. Mr.| Cc-nnolly who leaves a wife and three-I children, became a convert to Cath-| ollclsm about two years ago and has, been tl most exemplary' member of1` St. Pair-ick's congregation. The fun-_,i eral took place from his home, 4723 Eighteenth Ayenue E., on Saturday morning. the remains' being taken to SL. Patrick’r- Church where' Requiem Mass was said by Father Power who also oiiiciate-d at the graveside. There was a large attendance of frient.'s` including membe'rs= ol' thc Electrical Worke'r’s Unir/ri. The funeral arrangements we-re in the hands of Messrs. T. J. Kearney and Co. Floral offerings were rece'ived from Western Canada Power Com-

urd Mr. and Mrs. l~‘. W. Fletcher

Fannie Wray, Mr. - and Mrs. W.

Mr. and Mrs". Isilerwoo1`.', Mr. und* Mrs. Henry G. Braddick, Mr. Ralph E Marvin, Mrr McGulnn Mr and

members oi’ he family T e pa bearers were, Messrs. J. T. Taylor, R. B. Anderson, Ca. A. Broughton, W. S. Ferguson, J. L. Nol°the'y, and R( Marvin. (The wife of the- deceased was before marriage, Miss Henrietta Mac Turner, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Turner. Glynde River.)

lnirerferetlce With Commerce.

A commercial traveler had been

sunnnoned as a witness ina cast-:~ at colrt, his employers -having sued a c.'elint|uent customer, and the' lawyer for the defence was oror-s-examining hlnl.

it.

“About ten years."

_vou'f’

making u hasty calculation. “not exactly traveling. l have put in about_

Carvell Bros-

Ttstf.

four yenrs of that time waiting at railway stations and junctions for »traln1\'."--(Hase and (‘1r/mme-nt.

Men, Save $5.00 or more by, Buying Your New Suit Here

and then remember ,you any suit you select.

bXgq|-p ygfy -_ V anion ill- vialcn plcltoll , abandon- ed by the on . _ " 1 -

in 1'ran‘|yNa the Roumanianr.

have mad a further advance in the _ ______

._ _ . _ _ _ Ari.. r." _

B27 a lucky contract made with our clothing

manu acturers, we are able _to offer our entire line ni men’s suits ai prices no _higher__ than nu paid before the war began-a clear saying of and more on each suit-at present prices. ‘~

Call in and look ovefthe splendid styles-note

the good tailoring, observe _ e reall high-grade~ iabrics-try the it and lime of as garment-

See the New _Fall Boots

The new iall styles for men in boots and

' shoes are now here. (_Iall in and 'look over the

styles- we have the right shoe for you here.

Reuben Tuplin & Co. '

-Kensinpgin .,-

l W, H

1?' .1 save $5.00' or nwre on l

killed on August 10, through being; _"

“You travel for Jobson & tio., do

0,000 Potato Bags t°;1;,g;“‘;,'§'..f'~° “"°'"°i-

I "Huw long have you been doing

.,,.

' “Been traveling all thnt lime, have; |

“We1ll, no, si-r," said the witness, l

b Father Power'for the repose ol’ |_

, gm - it Flashlight

Pistol

Complete

. $1.65

The most wonderful flashlight novei_t.y.I“'_Exact

reproduction oi' automatic pistol. Black Japan ilnish. Complete with battery . . . . . . .. .$1.66 ea.

-.da_|naged. Dr. Black was summoned.| ' - ` P!_H . H and--promptly attenflell I0 the h0\'B@'H .. .-..1 ' "A

, may _ "1 _pays

Franco House Lamps Safe and

` Convenient .

This lamp has woodell case, nit-kcl piuted re-

flector, size 3%, x 2 x 4%. A verl’ llillllll’ “HU FP' liable lamp for ordinary house use. Safe and will last for runny years. Price complete with bul- icry .....$3.00

Vest Pocket Flashlight

jNo. 3425, nick- _el plated, size 3 it 1% i 56,, with flash and D0l‘l¥\- anent contact. Complete .. .BSc

No. 3429, some

as above, size 3.x

2 it st. Price $1.10 ,_

_.L

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` rnis Flash-

‘ light complete 75c

- No. 4725, paper

covered, assorted

l designs. A very

_neat ilnshlight.

‘ P r i 1: e c o m -

plete ....75o

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i ql ' _ 4?

go ol’ 'Shingles-for lt. T. liolman, -- __ , ' __ _T

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Nol`6788, size 11/, x 61/, inches, vul-

cnnizeu libre case, with non-short cir- cuit. Price complete . , , _ , . _ ...$1.65

No. 6789, larger size than above,

Same type . . . . . . . ._.$1.90 complete

Il* _

WITH NICKEL-PLATED CASES _

No. 6761. 1.*/4.x 6 inches. Nickel

plated brass 1-asc, complete . .. ..$1.-10

No. 6764, size 1'/_; x 61/, inches, com-‘

plete . . . . . . ... . .. . . . . . . .. .$1.65

No. 6766, 1% x S1/2 inches. same as

above _.$1.95

~ --4-,-_!Fli,“'i.` _ “"“"“"'“' " T" 'MW'

[I1 ctric House Lantern

Suitable citht-r as a prac-

tical light around the

110u1;_e or for decorative

purposes. Made in black

Japan finish, with gold

trimmings, Price com- plete . . . . . . .$1.25 ea.

Electric Scarf Pins

Electric.Scarf Pins, jewelled in many different

designs. No. 5035, horse shoe, pearl encircled by diamonds. Complete. .. ... ... ... ...60c

No. 5062, Genuine Curved ivory, complete with

cord and battery ... ....$1.50

' 1*

No. 4730, size 1

X 2'/6 X 4. b'l:u;k

ilnish with highly

nickelled parts.

Price 'complete . .

. . . . _.$1.10

1 _l

Open Like _Ci_gar_etTe ,gfase

_Improved -nickel plat-

'ed case, opening with hinge, in two sizes.

'Size 96 x 2 x 31,4. Price complete . . . . ... $1.10

` Same as above, larg-

er 1:lze......$1.10

pany, Mrs. E. G. Lunness, W. Rich-I

s, . _

Mr. anti Mis. P. Townsend, Miss' F01' F;_|StC_ni[]g

Laird, Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Northey, Unto Pocket

TUNGSTEN FOUNTAIN PEN FLASHLIGHT

_ ‘S 1,' ,L-<.£)_f\_l_§l~5‘1-4 5f,c"_. Mrs- Mallllle- the Misses Eva and This Flashlight is shapedllke a fountain pen, with clip for fastening in pocket. The smallest tubular flashlight msde l`1'1-,NH‘ll`e1.,E-,54?Q|s£'ff‘ ,1~"\ §.’{l’;"*" KH: lf” ““,§1iB §’1‘t§§ile';“f:§f}i Japan or N~ckci Finish. Price complete.................. .... .... ........... .,...S1.10

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Most Up-to-dale ' Flashlight on The Market *" 0

A _i1 _1_ .f_ 1 - ._ .. _...,

, 1`_-'fl °"\1ll;T£5 B, 11111’-_f'1"‘,‘,-_f,l»‘ 1, Cher-an 1; rem h 11-' . ..-.1-F1-in ' H- _ ` '- ' ~ ' .I " I - _ . _

Hand Lantern--Uses any Ordinary Dry Cell

This Lantern uses un ordinary dry

cell, and is claim und convenient. No smell, hcnt or smoke, no don-gcr of ex- plosion. Ready for instant use any- wllcre. null absolutely reliable wllere un oil lnntcru woultl he useless. Price <'oluplt~.i<» ... _ . _ . .. . . . . . . .. .$1.75

No. 4812, snlui-. as nbovv. III'-'l Olllll

dil'i'1-rcnce being that illc rclicctor is on tho sitio and there is n lop muil for vouvouieut carrying, and n side handle l`or :inooplng.g into dnrk 1-nrnors. Price 1-oluplcie... ...$2.40

_ _l

I.eat.her covered Flashlight, vest

poclfoia type. Very -neat and attractive design. Price complete ....$1.35

All Pocket Flaehligxtl mail- ed to any address, _q receipt

of lo cents extra. f _ _

ga-_al-O

Dlscard The

Old lantern

Buy one of these Electric Lanterns

Highly nickel plated and

polished. Equipped with powerful battery that will give 10 hours' steady or 20 .hour intermittent serv- ice. This lantern is indis- pensable to farmers or wstchmen, as it is abso- lutely safe around gas. gssoleue, oil or hay. Price complete ....$5.50

This ` Hand Lantern

Complete as _Cut $1.25

This hand lantern

can be attached to

any ordinary dry cell. Made with con- tact for steady light- ing. _This light is most ilatillactory for use in the country or .city l_\fome. Price complete with hat-

tery .. .. .. .$1.25

Queen The of

. av- -lf-1 . -. 4 ~ 2 _‘. L_§?’,__.,¢_T ,

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Bicycle and Motor Cycle

Lamps ._ _

(lolublnation Electric Bicycle Lamp

and Flaslxllglit complete. Highly nick- el plated, and 11 dependable and bright ‘ light for a vehicle of any sort. Price' complete

‘A 1. rt./is mon- -1" " _'¥xsc'r|_.YHss __

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Nickel ~Plaie'd'- with 3 Cell 1

' ' 1 1 t Battery » - '~ This is a very attractive little flash- light in- cigarette case style. _ It usedi s lh\:e.e<1°_1l_ ~b¢t1.°_f>f Wlllch is Halen- , did feature. When one cell is exhausted the next can be used without any de~_ lsy~ or -inconvenience. . Two. Ilt_9,l.‘ »1l°»;.comvl@-le - -_-#.1-_S=_»1=d_ \1»w-.=

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