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AUGUSTZ4, 1915 _ _IRE ~ GUARDIAN PIG! Slvnll J

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W ;`.` CALEDONIA DISTRICT. -.

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YOUR can buy

A ll lining

them-iedcept yohggp ‘§

Mare an apwmmleimaay. The Cooke Studio

New DeeP'isav Alock _

PLEASING others is more

than sentiment - it’s

almost an obligation.

Your family and friends

want your photograph. Make the appointment today at

The Bayer Studio

A. E. LYON, Studio

Good Photography _ Moderate Prices. ‘

Personal attention to Am-

ateur Photography.

1(_)_7 Queen St.

Phone 68-J. ' g

The Magdalen Islands S. S. Co. Ltd

The S. S. Amelia carrying H. M.

mall-I. Passengers and freight leaves Picton every Monday and Thursday al- ter arrival oilmorning express from Halllax. for the Magdalen lsianda call- ing, going and coming et Sourls.

CI-IAS. W. IVES, Agent, Plctou

Wi ti. Starrett, Manager, Amherst.

Harbor, M. I.

Eastern Steamship Lines

ALL-THE~WAY BY WATER. INTERNATIDNAL LINE. B. S. CALVIN AUSTIN AND DOVER NOR DINGLEY.

COASTWISE SERVICE

Leaves St. John Mondays, Wednee

days and Fridays at 9.00 a. m., for Eastport, Lubec, Portland and Boston.

Return- Leave Central Wharf, Bos-

tnn. Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri- days at 0.00 a. m., for Portland East port, Lubec and St. John. _

' DIRECT SERVICE. ' Leave St. John Saturday only at

7.00 p. m..

Return--Leave Boston Sundays on-

ly at 10.00 a. ui,

_ MAINE STEAMSHIP LINE. _ Direct between Portland and New

You-ki; Steamship North Land and Nort Star. V _ _

Leave Franklin Wharf. Portland.

Tues., Thurs., and Sat., at 6.80 p. m. Also Mondays at 10.80 a. m.. June 19 to Sept. 11, ine.

METROFOLITAN LINI. Direct between . Boston and New York. _ -

‘ 185 I-leurs.

Route via Cape Cod Canal.

Express Steel Steamshlps Massac-

husetts and Bunker I-Iill. .Leave North Side india Wharf. Boston week days and Sundays at 6

g. m. Same Service returning frtom ler is, North River, lpoot _ot Murray Sl. New York CIW. _

St. John City Tlekss Oilloe. 47 Klnvt. A. C. Currie, Agent. lt. John. N. A. _a. Flaming. e-P. A- li. -NM

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C'ANAn|AN 0

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TORONTO

fExisIB1T1oN

_,_ Rates From Clftown

34.35 Ausust 251h`io '

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in New '

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BooTs.

__ _ We ha've_suDDlied _ijuite

anumber of Officers ang Men, with oil tanned hig laced Tre nch Boots, These are spoken of by those who wore them in the trenches as being the best boot made for the purpose, waterproof and comfortable

If you are interested in ending a pair to relative r friend at the front, call nd see us. We make rrangements t o h a v e hem shipped in a tew ys direct from the fact-

lley & Co.

IIIIII

This should be looked

_ after at once before the

rush starts to get them to France on time.

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\‘ 'rmsnscs » ' »

‘ tlsswaltham Vsngusr¢l"`“"` ` lf,

5 I |e5:sa_soneewhy:s'essniIroad=:

» throughout eheworldsimethsirsuove- ,_

1 _ penn with Waltham eeeurecy.._ it se

smprovemessts such as thsextra main- » Ulgrlsg. the sgwslled mamw the ' &.‘Z‘;°..f'5"l.‘f$.l‘°" “'a.’i°.'.l..“mY' J A sh.i:..‘““‘a.‘:.° i?..;-=_.:":'»i.".s.°i’__._§___.;.

2? el f union e s

..'lT PAYS to buy Vin this Province.

..*T. GORDON IVES is Guardian

_representative in Montague. ,

L‘u"n, wle mnssnwrn

0 _ in

Bafter fcreameryy ni prints sl Butter (Tub) lb. ` .24

Butter (fresh) lb. ?_ to 27 Eggs, dos. to $8 ass: in. (retail) ‘ .15 to .20 Fowle lb. .18 to .14 uhlekens, b. 18 In 1| *HDI (D|’§l.!ll)» t e lil to |10 eww ivnssoai we i tl-5_0

Por! lb. V~ _ - $83 r'l°nl'lli hill. Potatopgd. bus. B0 to 00 Oats (black) hun 65 Oats. White) bus. 62 ,Bseta bus. bunch [_Carra_te_ T bunch .Wool lb. li to 48 Patsnipe. ls. i 1%

Knee lolni Siiff.,Thrse Years

CURID SY NIRVILINI Anyone would marlvel at my recov-

ery. writes Mr. Leonard Latham, a ,young man well known about I. Chat- ham. I had inherited a rheumaticteii- _dency through my .mother’e family. .and in my early days suffered. fright- iully. About three years ago the pain and stiffness settled in my.le!t_lmee joint. I _was lame and walked with a ‘very distinct limp. Nerviline was brought to my notice and I rubbed it into the stiff joint four or five times a day. It dispelled every vestige of pain, stiffness and gave me the full use ‘ of my limb again. I don’t believe there is a pain-relieving remedy, not a sin»

‘ge liniment that can compare with W erviline. I hope every person with mains, with sore back, with lamenees, flwith lumbago, with neuralgia-I do .hope they will try out Nerviline which I am convinced will quickly and per- manently cure them.” ' _ If Nerviline wasn't e wonderful painless remedy, if Nerviline `dIdn’t quickly relieve, if Nerviline wssn’t known to be a grand cure for all rheu- matic conditions, it wouldn't have been so largely used as s. family rem- edy for the past forty years. No heb ter. stronger. 01' more soothing lini- ment made. Get the large 50c. fam- ‘ilyslze hottie; small trial size 25c.; sold by any dealer anywhere.

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F...“i*’:.:;.fE‘::,§°'3°'i:.°f*’*~.Z:"°§’-.-5"‘=`i"`°$:‘.:z oo. saonasnap 0mm.” - '» ‘ nu' - - -

_ . - _V and

Yiilli:y;for Nerve and Brsim 'inereaan "grey xglfo; 'I;o¢néc-will build y¢=_u up. as a_box,

"UNI, DT .011

game. *hu s5“°‘m.x. nm cd.. sz. cssim‘nms‘ Sol at Hughes Drug Store.

Montague' Horse Races WEDNESDAY, ' AUGUST: 30lzll' 1915

Dil. DeVAN’S F|lElICllYll.L9"‘a‘f_

..°ONlV CENT per word each inser-

tion for advertising 'in this column.

..°MR. R. R. HOWLETT is .Guar-

dian agent for Annandale and vicinity.

..°SlLiCTED HARDWOOD FLOOR-

|N¢}.-Extraordinary dry and carefully mil ed, write for prices. THE MONT- Acuni FURNISHING co., urn., MONTAGUE. P. E. I. 1581-8-22mlil8i

British Sailors’

1- Relief Fund'

GLEN MARTIN DISTRICT.

Miee Marlon Martin, Collector.

s .sn 1.00 1.00 1.00 .so 1.00 .so .so .so .25 1.00 .so

Mrs. John Nicholson

Dan R. McPherson

Mrs. Angus Nicholson

Mrs. Murdoch.McKinnon -

John D. McDonald Finley McKenzie

Alax. McKenzie _

W lIam__ McKenzie »

Mrs. Norman' McPherson Mrs. Sam_Mcl_’l1ereou _

Mrs. C. K._ Martin Malcolm _B. Martin

Miss Mary _B. Martin Mrs. Dan McDonald Miss Elle McDonald

Dan McKinnon

~ ~ 310.75 caan wu.|.|Am.

Miss Mary Mebonsld, Collector.

:1.00 1.00 1.00 .50 .so .50, .so .so so

.50 .50 .50 1.00

Mr. Angus J. McPherson

Mrs. John Mclnnlei Mrs. Sarah MacLeod

Mies Christine McPherson _

Mr. Alex. J. MacLeod Mr. John M. McDonald Mr. John J. MacDonald

Mr. Wm. D. »Mac`Pherson

Mr. Locky MacPherson .

Mrs. Alflnn J._MacDonald_ Miss Christine MacDonald

Mary MacDonald _ Mrs. David Murchison .25 Mrs. John H. Stewart .25 Mrs. Joseph W. Acorn .25 Mrs. Chas. Murchison .30 Mrs. Jessie Matheson ~ .50 Mr. Angus Matheion .50

$9.55

.50 .50 .50

A ALLISTON, LOT 63.

Mrs. M. R. McLeod, Collector.

$1.00 1.00 2.00 1.00

Murdoch R. McLeod Mrs. M. R. McLeod

Jas. E. Collins

Wm. ‘Martin Nell McAllum ‘ 1.00 Mrs. Angus McDonald 1.00 Angus J. McLeod .50 John A. McPhee ' .50 Mrs. Archibald Mclnnis .50 Mrs. Heston Beck .50

gre. Jas.`A. Bock .50

ra'. Minnie Masters .10

Mr. Alex. McLeod .40

__ . s10.00 catsooma soikm olsrmcr. _

Allan Cameron, CoIIector.'

‘ Claude I., T. Gordon Ives, _Molifllll-le. . _

$7oo PURQES. $l7oo

' Races ~8ta'rt 'at One 0'CIook Sharp.

. 2.19 TROT AND PAcE_'\ Purse $200.

2.30 TROT AND PACF - Purse $250. _

_ 2.30 PACE, Stake, _(_e_os_ed.) Purse $250 `

8 SECONDS ALLOWED TROTTERS. ,

Entries in the 2.19 class close Wed nesday, Aug. 23rd. Entrance fee live

per cent. of purse, and tive per cent. additional from money winners, _'_ Five" to enter and at least three to start. Purses divided 50. 25. .15 and 10 per cent.; of purses. Races to finish at tli_e`end.of fifth heat; All mile heats in harness. Any horse distancing the field, or' any part t-hereof, entitled to one money only. Right reseftedto change order _of program, or to .declare 'race off where sufticient number.of,en_t`rle`s V_are=not received, and to make a new class. to reject any entry, or bar a.p`y_ di'-Iver.. Two or more horsee'trained‘or own- ed in the same stable may start In .the Lsams class, when full entrance money is paid on each. National Trotting Association Rules to govern, except where they conflict with the above ooitditiols. - "

The following horses 'have entered, and' are fully paid up in the 2.30 Trot,

stake class:-~ ‘ . t \V `- '° ' ' j V

Lloyd Achille. Angus li/lcGilIivray_, New Glasgow,_N. '»S. ‘ _

Upton Prince, Dr. J. 'l`i:‘Je'_nkins,-`Charlottetown.

Electric Cresceus, Peter J. Cong:-oy, Charlottetown. ‘

Brenton l~i..'l-l._ C. I-looper,‘VCIssrlottetown. _ ’

Keltie, John McPhee,'Freeto`wii. , Jelllcoe. Hammond Kelly, Charlottetown.

Cap. Cresceus, I-l. H. Horne, Cliiirlottetown.

King Dodds, H. H. Acorn, Sonrle. _

Kitchener, J. S. Wedlock, Charlottetown.

The 2.30 Pace Stake has the following entries fully paid up:--

Nutwood. J. S. Wedloclr, Charlottetown. , _ ,

Miss.Layburn Forward, _James Rile_y_, Gesperaux.

` Cassey Cresceus, P. .I._ Conroy, Char ottetown. Helen A., Gordon -McMillan. North-' River.

Zealot, Michael McKenna, _Vernon.;

Commodore Grant, 1llllis_Pharma_cy, Montague. .

Lillian Patchen. Hllllliliond. Kelly, Charlottewwu.

Derby, J. S. Wedlock, _Clfarlot‘_etow_n. __ _ V _ 'lihe teatables this year will~:b_e»i charlie of.the_ eyadies of Montagueand

the vicinity. and the obiect is 'a worthy one, toVi-als funds for "Our Soldier Boys" in the ._tronche_s. and .the “Sailors” Relief Fund!" und “Red Cross

Work," and we trust thatyog will be patriotic'enough_` togive thankyou: hearty support, as they welIV eeervo. They will give\you'th_e best inee1V'in° town, and you are helping win the war by doing so. `

Montague horse races have alwa.ys,been noted for their good mealtahlos, and they will not be behind their high standard this year. There will also,be' well stocked ice cream _and refreshment saloons,.and the usuel am\`lser'aente.l The management have spared no pains in preparing for the pleaeur_e,‘c0lufort‘. and convenience of the public. . ‘ _ . . _ . _ The following Train Arrangements "have been made, carry” _gn-,nu M well as people:- _ __ . » . ~ ~.

Station _ V Fare. Summerside... ' .. .........$l.2_0

9 " ss I

_BI

Mrs. John Camerpn __

Mrs. A. B. McDonald

Mrs. Chas. McDonald _ Mrs. Malcolin Matheson' ‘ Mrs. D. J. McD`onald` _

Ewen McDonald ‘

; Wm. McDonald

» Mary Bruce, Collector.

Mrs. Margaret_MatI10son , Mr. Lauchlin Bruce

Mr. Henry Campbell _ Mrs. Robt. Thompson Mrs. Esther Thompson

Mrs. Geo. Moore -_

Mr. Archibald Matheson

Mr. Leo Clarey Mr. Archibald McPherson

Mrs. Malcolm R. Stewart

'Willie McLean .

Wm. Molltgan

Mrs. Wm. cLellai`i

Malcolm McLean

Mrs. Donald Stewart Mrs. Christy Nicholson ' Mrs. Chas. Martin

Pile W A McQueen Pte. D. .R. McQueen

C..Devld McQueen

Mrs. John L. Morrison

.John L. Morrison Mies Maggie A. Morrison _ Mrs. Dan Nicholson V V

$0.50

, .40

l, _ . _ .. _$3.70

MILTON caoesu nlerrucr. ‘

Mr. John .1 amor . 51.00 Mr _ Donald Marcellus 1.00

‘ $5.35.

CALEDONIA WEST DISTRICT.

'Mrs. Malcolm McLean, Collector.

John P. Stewart $1.00

~ .50

'_ _ $5.10 _ _uouwr vsnnou oiqrnlc-r.

_.___ -

_ Miss Effie McQueen., Collector.

1.00

.25 .25 .30 1.00

1.00 .50 .50 .25 .25 .10 .25 .25 .25

.50 1.00

.50 .50 .30 .40 1.00

.25 .25 .25 .25 .25 .50 .25

Butter, (dalry,) lh. 23 to

. l;r0portioaate fares from

.w|ll‘see'one of lbs biggest

Kensington ... . ... .l... 1.15 _

Freetown 1.15

Cape»Traver_le .~.._....,...._‘.‘a. ... 1.15 ‘

Emerald Junction".5.'... .'..`

V Bradslbsne ... _... .._»' ... .. . 116

Hunter River . . .;. ...._ 1.00 A

. .‘ . 1.00

North Wiltshire ~. . .

Charlottetown

. _ Ybrk

Bedford .

‘ Mt. Stewart .

lmlra ._ . . . ..._L15

.Souris 3. . . . . .

Bear`River . _..... 1.00 _ _ ° st. Peters... . .90 _

.Morell ... .. ... _.._.f.......

‘ Psalms ... 1.. ~-.» -- Cardigan ... -

H0l\t\l\|0- . ;. . ..

Gill return mer the races.

The S. 8.- naterpriss willmeke an

data, bringing over horses and

where. 'l‘eems will meet _tlie

to the trsek at reesonsiile lates., ' Montague as one oi the best

xo. cams slmsud-v`r1f»¢<

Admission, Ad_ull:s|‘~ $_5°~

_ nsyany .nawuon.'._. .s0_-_;_ . _ ,__

" :zu

."."'."?'.~'® neocons-En -rcs-ana

, ,.

.al 4' 1.15 ‘

..._1.00 ,so O -V

.sa __

1.-1sf_ "

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Mrs. J.' J. McDonald `

=_l‘l-.J- J. Stewast " ‘ ;

Miss Ellie McQueen ` $1.00

Mrs. John Ross ‘ 525. Mis. Alex. Mcliae _5a Mrs. Numan McKenzie .40 Mrs. John D. Morrison . .60

`~° _ .10

III. John Gillis ' ` .I0 Mi'..J. J. Stewart » _ _' ff _ __|_l

. John McQueen - ,ss

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mga.-=¢`|s|a=n||saa|l ‘

stations

e 4.. ~+ ass* . --'

CARRAGHER.

P.E.l. Agent. l

Charles Walker, Collector.

Chas. Walker ' $0.50 Murdoch McPherson . .50 Lauchflin McLellan .25 Rev. M. D. McLeod 2.00 Mrs. Rev. Geo. McLellan .50 Post Master (Caledonia) 2.00 ’~M. J. Stewart 1.00 Mrs. Hugh McPhee .35 John McPhee .50 John McDonald .50 'Miss Annie Nicholson .50 Mrs. Ronald McLean .50 Mrs. Thos. McPherson .25 Mrs. Hugh McDonald' .25

$9.60

IRIS DISTRICT.

Mrs. John Stewart, Collector.

Mrs. Angus Benton .25 Mrs. Adam Wight .25 Mrs. J. T. Morrow .20 Mr. Norniau Boyne _2.- Mrs. Archibald McDonald .25 Mrs. Wellington Hume .25 Mrs. R. A. Mclictle .Z5 Mr, B. B. ivhiieivay .as Mr. David Bell _z5 Mrs. John Mc-Donald 1.00 Mr. John A. Stewart .50 Miss Dorothy Stewart .25

$4.20

LEWIS DISTRICT.

Mrs. Charles McLean, Collector.

Chas. McLean

Jas. C. McLean, Jr.

Christena McLean

Jane McLeod

Ewen McKinnon

A. B. McKinnon ..

John N. McKinnon

John McPherson

Mrs. Donald Munroe Mrs. John A. McKinnon .25 Mr. John A. McKinnon | .25

25 25

$1.00

.25 .25 .25 .25

§_ [.19

_.10 .00 .60

Mrs. Donald Stewart ,

Henry Brennick , A. McLean 1,00

Jas. McAuIay _50 Mrs. Kenneth McKinnon .25

Mrs. Geo.

$5.05

anooK|.vN o|s'rn|c1'.

Mrs. John Bruce, Collector.

John_Bruce

Jolm McKinnon Marjorie Hume Ethel B. Hume Chas. W. Hume ,1,00 Mrs. Benj. Jardine .50 Mrs. Bella Bears 5 Mrs. Jus. Be-are

Martin Bears

MPS. Th0S. B. Bears

Jessie Bears

Mraz Thus. Bears

.John Bears (cooper) Malcolm McKinnon

Archie McKinnon Malcolm McKenzie

Geo. B. Hume

$1.00 1.00 .50 .45

.- 0 .50 .50 .50 .50 .50 .50 .50 .50 1.00 1.00

$10.95

$2163.40

$2244.75

J. M. H UGH ES,

Sec'y-Trees.

Previously acknowledged

Total

1629-8-24M1i.

SUMMERSIDE MARKETS. FRIDAY.

Butter, (creamery,) lb.

U »-1: .mea Q. =s

QS ‘.32

Pe °

mamobwm OQm¢¢.nm'§»l2g

Calfskins 19 t

Eggs, (fresh) doa.

Hides, lb.

Hay, (loose,) ton.

Hay, (pressed,) ton. Oats, (white,) bush,

Oats, (black,) bush. .

Potatoes, bush. Straw, (pressed) ton. $7.00 Wlwlt. bush. $1.20 to $1.40 Wool, (washed,) lb. 43 Wool, (unwashed) Ib. 35

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SCROFULA AND ALL

HUMORS GIVE WAY

There are many things learned

from experience and observation

that the olde;-hgeneration shoxidn im- press u n' - nn er. on them iepghe fslotylliatgserofula and other humors are most successfully treated with»Ho,od’s Sarsaparllla. 0

»This great medicine is s peculiar

combination of remarkably eileotive

blood-purifying and healih~gIv_ing roots, srks and herbs, and has been tested tor forty years. Get it today.

» In Use For 0ver 30 Years

Children Cry for Fletcherfe i_ '

~..~ -‘ ._ ~'V ~.'.v`\ _. ~‘. K _- * `~' .» V _ , V

The Kind You Have Always Bought, and which has been

in use for over 30 ycais, has borne the signature of

' and has been made under his per-

' { sonai supervision since its ininn

cya

. _ Allow no one to deceive you in t'lii_a._

All Countcrieite, Imitation! and “ Just-as-good ” are blah Experiments that trifiosvitli and endanger the Penith of lniants and Children-Experience against Experiment.

What is CASTORIA

Uastorin. is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Paseo gon-lc, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It lspleusont, It oontains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic substance. Its age is its guarantee. It destroys Worms and alloys Fever-lehness. For more than thirty years it has been in constant use for the relief of Constipation Flatulency, Wind Colle, all Teetlsiug Troubles and Diorrhoea. It regulates the Stomach and Bowels, aesimilatas the Food, giving healthy and natural sleep. f

The Chlldrczvs Panacea-The Mother’s Friend. I l

annum: CASTORIA Atwavs I

` -“ Bears the Signature of ! ' ‘

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The Kind You Have Always Bought

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Canadian National Exhibition

f 2 TORONTO I Aug. 29 I sept. 13

Charlottetown' to l`oronto and Return V

Going August 31st. 'Vi

Retuming Sept. 8th. 23 » - Going September 4th. Q

' A ' SINGLE FARE

August 30 Sept. 5

FARE ‘AND ONE THIRD

Aug. 25 to Sept. 4. Returning Sept.

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Prince Edward lsland----Picton-~--Montreal

Fast freight and passenger service via S. S. Cascapedia Fortnightly Sailinge

DOWNWARD UPWARD

From Montreal at 4.00 P. . . .. . '

it #iii ;“i~i: rrive arc- are e- u ay, p. 5,‘?,§_;__’,‘_§;,_,’E,y‘,,,_§53__'_‘_‘_“"" Qug' ww.. Thursday, sept. 21

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Thursdag, Sep? I4 Thursday’ Oct' 5

Thursday, Sept. 28

Subiectlo change without notice.

Carvellllros.,-Agents. Charlottetown, P. E. I. V I '

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' ROUTE QUICKEST TIME

-‘ ossanwmon sassrina cans ¢ V ‘ _..

°UEl__EC;-_'IA 1__'_UQl.|__::,_ A$:0S, CSCHRANE, WINNIPIG.,

Will _ lt. INIIIPEG 5.15 $l.=`i »‘ ._ uruulisusu - - - °9c0cunlun.1s|'i:n¢ mos uosavnoni sa ~ mos ‘ imaraatsstsa. li0¢llllll€_4.l|ll. “ ." “ “ lAIlIillIE3.§l|,a, “ `°°_ I

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