sss as nns

C2B/82-9-23-thswaw5i.

in} F1... fair,

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. A . Elli} Hm by 01:12:17.0;

Mﬁlﬁlﬂ

Tho ghthttiuso

is a welcome sight, to those on a shi duih g a ~ storm and F0 is ickey’s Twist Tt bacco “n lcn me friend to a man who has been using pr oily i av- ored and crumblyjiobzicco. How men nppri oatr " its good quality can eaiilybe told by the milliom ol figs which are used yearly. The tobacco 0' ith a flavor all its own. ‘

lilCKEY s NICHOLSON micro . c0. m). l

i Z 2

IOI‘** ‘ ~

n Q-vau-t __

n 14AAL

”‘ *v-l0l6o§o¢au

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’ That homey-touched flavor '

‘"14 i . . ‘v crunchy freshness’ "‘ ‘ .4‘ . of » a ' .1

‘ The Cienuine Original i

l: proilticrl l7 011i‘ tigisidiil § , proctss cl llTilIlTg, sv/cgfcfhing iincl toasting the tcriclsltfbcarts of choicest corn.

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, PRINfJE-Lf-“COUNTY Exhibitiopjlloise Races

Summcrslﬂe Driving Park‘ -l ON;

wimibfpii, 00i. 6th, 1920

Pur-sBp—$BOc>-F5u rues ,,. THREE GLASSES

2.1mm: and‘ 3.20 pacc (Mile Heats) Purse $300.00 2.25 Trot Clings (Mile Heats) Purse $250.00 2.25 Pace, (Mlle Heats) Purse $250.00

,GENERAL CONDITIONS Alliraces, mile heats. Best three-in five t0 ha!‘

ness. ~~ Purses divided 50, 25 15 afld'10 per cent. Any horse distanced in the field, or any part thereof is- entitlédito one money only. Hopples allowed-—five t0 enter5~<three to start. Right reserved to_ change 0!" derofflprogram or declareoti’, and fill without read- veutisjng, any race not satisfactorily filled. , _ -,-J'Entrance fee 5 per cent with 5 per cent addit- iondl, from money winners-. _ ‘w National Trotting Association Rules to g_0_vern eifcept where they conflict with these COIIdIlZIOIIS; , straw and bedding free. [Entries close Oct 2nd,

/

L. A. MOORE, Secretary

0. EELMAN iuaoantrnuiaj President

_ sorted kinda,

"QW- H-H» own» o-aoiﬁliior

' present drivers $10 in gold, and will also give $10 ‘in gold to the iirlverof the horse making the fastest time‘

at the meet

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H’ PAVE moo.

Mala

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WARD i|'L‘~D,-—-BQiﬂ1ﬂﬂ . ||

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clieiia and

1B. Your choice toclcar at‘ sq

wmstos Hlsbtield, 11 Suhcol Rally. Prince town Roud p. m. Winsioe North 7 p. m. Spc

Peters, Pastor.

held at t e fiimi of

ed Vbfly successful, ultlhough the

horses realizing each, cows $87, cents per stooli} hay in bulk $170 for tlhe bin.‘ ccedimgiy high slid the farm m .chinery all sold well.

‘intends leaving the old

Donald Robinson.

and Driving

October 5th and 6th. Passoige

for RacesOctoher 6th. are the entries 2.20 Pace-Colorado

‘Rico, Liacopls, i-lllda

bray, Don Bailey, ‘Miss Eired, Trouble

management» to each Iof the

(Patriot Please Copy)

Hair is dead, one whose hair bri tics Wllih life and health, attrac attention. use JIJ-ciiiniiys Hair Tonic.

ed. hair IODJlC.

aj-QoCn-ii l -l\li|inrd'n lilnlvnunt Gui-en Uoldli.

-— W 1.‘,

Macs Essence 0i

VINEGAR. “ABSOLUTELY ‘

\

This essence is nearly double the strength of

for pickling purposes‘ We guarantee it to be absolutely pure.

The 2i Macs ' DRUGGISTS

149 Great George Si.

llr.‘ E. C. Tliirris"

Eastern Steamship Lines, Inc. I

inrliinnmrionn uiiim ' l

FREIGHT AND PASSENGER SERVICE ST. JOHN AND IOSTON

5g m "Q9" Dingle ' will loovolc. John our! WIDNID "wiiilafe. c. .1“ nun-site's ‘ti-nap. o . about l0 n. in. ldoyo. The Saturday tripe nro diroot to onion ill Bundnyn about. 1 p. in. >

FAR! 110M STATEROOMI 08M UP Direct ' with llot- ‘“ Lino for (low York c» °'”$ill‘i:i%‘il'|'i'8- and full information not! Ito

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Eve ‘Specialist

gﬂullctlllliRllyslharlot- tetowil. Oiilce Hours:

9. 0-12.80; 2-5 Phone 68-Y.

, villi tutintitt tltulitiiiiii ._ t l

ioonautr ubuuamn 4:57;. 9" ' if"

\ - sooviuiq‘ or PRINCl "f0 u

's|.ousss.-'ren dozen crepe dc goorgetto blouse.» - un- worth from‘ 52d, to

HQ-‘ilitdi on Wednesday and Thurs- dry the 27th ‘and zsiui of October. \ 3307-10-6-11‘ “-

HOME FOR FUNERAL. -- Mr. Mi" Fhr. Congregation. Hlsieiirnest messvlhs 3 the me John A_ qm-don o; ma}; been’ lollowrrl willh igrﬁtlil. blessings.

[0 arrive m- ‘ On Sept. 19th Rev. Joh-nSlerliiig night m. C,3|g“ry_ Itljhcy d‘; 1]“; dispsnsvu sucramrnt nnid preached of their father will take WW1 ﬁrs“! PW“

ClRCLtit-lotih Oct, a. m. Special Sunday

tal Sunday School Rnllyun. H.

'SUOOE$SFUL SALE-Tho sale 7i Mr. John Boimdy, Wliisloc on ‘Monday ‘prov-

wns not such u large attendance as was hoped for owing. to the busy season. Everything sold well, as hlsh as $200 grain in sheaf 90

Pigs sold ex-

Mr. Boiindy ‘homestead to‘ reside with his son-in-iaw, Mr.

PﬂlNCE COUNTY EXHIBITION ‘ Park Association

Races-Special fares on all trains _to Prince County Exh-ibitlonand dlaces Tuesday and Wednesday

wiiinin

Oct. s 2 i. 7

A ATTRACTIVE HAIR

One cannot be attractive ifithe

To have beautiful haiir,

-“Vltaléne'f ‘French lt makes fairly bris- tie, a beautiful, non sticky, perfum- Prlce $100 a bottle. ' sold ‘by E. A. Foster, Charlotietow

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PURE" =

ordinary Essence of< Vinegar and is ideal l

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l. » MIEEEREROI for Yictrolas.

l; Ulgg, on October 6th

50

N. S. The Mae Edwards

Kenneth Gordon and once Gordon, son and daughter

c‘ onelie, are expected funeral place on Thursday, at 1 p. m.

' l

re

8i

a.

sttcmpted- to rcflant steamer Clare Hugo. shore t Coun ,

until her cargo has

and until the next spring

l“! mediate danger. '

from the East on Wednesday can ‘ yesve on return to ‘Chzirlotetown at ' 7 ‘p. m. All‘ classes are well filled Following for the 2.17 and L., Két-iniili Aubrey, Orwell Belle, Miss Belle s. 2.25 Class TroL-Kalola Todd, Juanita Au- Dusty ‘ lililler,

Maker and Commodore. Cresceus. 2.25 Pace- _»Albert J, Wiiinifred W. Winnlfred Hal, Queen Allceaind PHLlllO.‘ The ' of~the track will

Institution, and

acknowledged. In mskln

‘starts plnlnfy whether Building Fund or

fovr

committee.

\

.3. ts

popular

band, which o urrcii while

survived by two- sons,

l1.

Vail, by her beautiful disposition

u resident of Charlottetown.

—-—-o-Q-o--——-—-

Mlnards LiniinenLUon Limited.

sores on my lela. ad continually for

worked every working day alneo f Your: naturally, JOHN WALSH.

vv

y SAllSliilll i SMOKERS. it

It may be possible for you to go into most any modern smoke-shop and pick out a goods gar- one that would meet your. approval. But most smokers nowadays don't cast ah' ut for a "smoke" —ihey haye s favorite brsnd and califorit. The chances are we have.

j Your Favorite Cigar

in just [the color, shape , and size you admire most. If wehanpen not to have - it-_-a word from you — will enable us to stock it regularly. Our aim is to make. ever cigar pur- chaser a ‘satisfied smoker."

WE ALSO cnaéir r

ruu. LINE or c im- ETTES, PIPES. s iok- iNo a-oeaceo A gin SMOKERS suviiti .

Jtihiison 8: loliuson

fHI QUALITY DRUBSTORE COR. KINT C PRINCE ITS.

NOTICE _TO THE PUSLlC-ois ‘arrangements ‘have been made with itlie Bank of Nova Scotia- to net as’ Treasurer of the fund-s of the P, l<l| island holes/taint Orphanage. all sums collected either for the Build- ing Fund or maintenance of that. remitted to iilie above named Bunk ‘will be promptly

remiijt tainces kindly the

Maintenance-s. Plants for the New Orphanage are 3 now being completed by the archi- tects, aﬁter which a out of dzhepro- _ posed build-lug will b e published.

and itenders called for. By order of 3271-10-5-6l

endeared herself to muny whll-

Lnchilte, Que- rsui. ma.

GS11[l0IllEﬂ,-*~EVSP~ since coming lioine from Gabe Ear wpr “have been bother wi ruining ever ltrisd many l solves and llniiiionw ago docgor-

e ood. ut t got no p-rinnnent relief, till last winter when m1 mother got mo to try aimaittrs IJNIMENT. The 2 2117f.‘fi.'“l‘éltléﬁ'-ll“°fé..fi“ilil’.’ pletely disappeared and l have

3284-10-5-3i. sailings will now'be'2 p. m. . ,_____ » 3300-10-5-3! ‘CONCERT AND BASKET 800- ‘ lAly-A concert and basket social Will be‘held at the Orange Hall, ir‘.'v'11 yrs

‘azso-iti-s-zi. ilufiirfng

"I'll ﬂlicflillivo aouvenii Zmigy . _ ,_

1i IMII Only 60.» b] mm 54-, t ————- , Jﬁanﬂgltgtgyn Qunﬂhm ‘, \ CALL AND HEAR iliS Victor ~ I lx5,,i|'_£q Records iii Miller Bros, Kent St.

‘ numon DENlEQ-Jihere is n‘: ‘ irurii in 1h" rumor that the sfnru bill’ Al of Vernon Gav w-is raided by the ll"!

Co.‘ arr also ‘touring the Maritime Prnviiic»

STEAMER STILL AGROUND- “freaking rugs Sunday at high tide the British Sionner, ii-

Amei 151mm- Plllb-lul d-ys 1-‘ l mama nr $1.000. fur the ut faliled to do so. It is said t at. tho siii-p cannot bo freed ‘D9911 Temiiyded v tn be iviltli the

t‘, eight days hence. The steamer ls making no water and is in no iiii-'

DEATH OF MRS. D. J. VAlL.-

Many friends wilhrcgret to learn of the death recently at her home in Orwell, Vermont, of Mrs. Valli, widow of the late l-lon. D. J. Vail. who ‘some years ago Wtls a very United States Consul in Charlottetown. Mrs. Vail and her famllly,.it »wiliﬂbe remembered left here after the death of her hus- 1e was consul at Ciisrloltetown. She is Mr. l. J. Vail, st present in business in Bos- ton, and Mr..John Vail who is en- gaged in farming in Vermont. Mrs.

MlvLlclﬂv-IIRQQ for piano vnluu. ‘ - ‘_ . " auntie-at.

j...-..

i _ | m: s. a. HARLAND. chang of time every ivedncsday for Victoria iit 7 a. m. Also all three o'clock

LATE FIND. "Illls Guardian re-

rasp . .rles and straw- berries pickcdi in his field on Oct. 3rd. ~ -

3Z84-10-‘5v3l- SHIPPING IS QUlETr-Af present

tliioru vory little produce 110111]; ‘ilflpp abroad iioni the prov incc.

that the iii rsi

mm M 3m l l 5t pgii 3 a (cw gay ﬂgm no’ ‘why ill pz- tn. l-5lfl.$-TL‘3K!,1Ell80p P c a r a’ azzaggkolfln _ ' l s 33g9.1p.6-1i_ and hogs. Meal cvf the ‘hogs rre . " " ' _ being shipped to Montreal niid - " - ' ‘f-uronto and lithe sheep and gross , TH|_ 511 CHARLES AUXHJA ‘THEATRICAL. --.Tbe. Gladys ‘ _ k _, gogfgyy w“; hold the“. m, "in hlzirk 'I‘he:iirlcal Co., old favorites n“ ‘ggnijliflvlosljéirgé. Ham-“Hen Tea h, aid or ‘he (my here are playing in New Glasgow, nlavmg...) o i . . r- .0: . J

l WORK APPRECIATED. On Sun- daty Oct. 3rd Mr. J. S- Btmneil- gave his firs: address to the Cavendish

illilfliilig the liilili. six iilﬁlllllllil. lhave

Sixteen new ll"'illl)f¥i‘d ‘were added hy profession l of lfaiiilh. Friday evening lithe ‘young

soums EXHIBITmM Ticket“ psople held a reception at the heme will be §ssued from Clitimlottetown, ‘ Georgetown, Elniirn and all in- ‘u iermediate stations to Souris iu. one single fare and but th-ird on D"? afternoon trains on October 6th u l"? and all trains, October 7th. Good, w _ . for return an a-l-i trains on the 8th. ml" 3299-10-5-2] n‘

‘I. Mir, Harold ‘Simpson. After 2:1. ‘ word's s.’ nptprftt‘ " for Bonneil xilicy ite

with a purse of $100.00 the isame Ev. niig

i‘ ill£ ‘n3 if-c-r illiitrfiw “vfng lied by the sesuon. At s Elf-El! they advised Mr. Donnell alt his salary would be pnld un- ‘ ill the and of Oct. Then on bc-hiilf of ulhe congregation, they gave- him a most hearty invitation to act-cpl a trail, 'i‘h-ey offered him a silp-"nd of $2,000 peir year with usuiil iicll-

sum-mar. On Sunday evening Mir. Bonmsll announced tlhsit he hoped congreigaition next .suii-nirr but iihsui he was unable to Iglvc 0 fT:in.l cnnwrr uftlh »rc-fezi'once to it call.

r_._____.____..__. IT’S UNWISEl

to put off towlnfo duty nllll to- | mot-row. If your staunch lot

maul-tum, aim Kisillllll S. the new us!» disarm MM mdpy. A plenum nliofpfrnn ‘iho tilncouforlof neid-dymilll- , = n? " ‘o no ' ~ ﬂlgll-ev _ p a luuinio

0.x

ndeiit Giddy of the P. E. l. "

yzistcrday

day for sfudilcs tit Mcfiitltl.

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l HERE is reﬁnement and prestige “in

serving Lea 8: Perrins’ Sauce, en- tirely iacking when this ﬁrst and original “Worcestershire" is replaced by second-grade sauces and spurious imitations. No dinner is

complete without LEA 8i PERRINSL-THE »

BEST. '

The Original

Worcestershire Sauce

e of the Epicure + ~and_ the Gentleman

E)

snzcmi. FiLM.—-A' special film will be shown at the ward tonight showing the work of

Mrs, M. McDonsihl, Denver, Cal., V. l‘! l gistirrd at ‘the Victoria.

Mir. witiihiy oviespze, oily, left for Halifax.

Mir. Aubrey Bel-l, city, ietlt yeswsr; day for Kenltviille, N. S.

Miss Helen Marshal of Halifax is spend ng a few days in Chur- iottclown, s guest of Dr. and Mrs. Archibald"

‘Mir. Janina Bnow, son of Mr. and itiio, E. It. Bmow, city, left yersvter- Montreal to resume

M, George }3_ Thompson’ Moma. zzPowerful mvdicinc.—Tlir~ ht-iil- gug 1mg My; A, A_ 1'110|np50n_ in; prcpcrtieabin six essential-oils Bqgwm [psi-glared at me Victoria are uoiicciilriilivtv in every boitlv oi

yesterday.

Mr. Edward _I:;ivnsby

. ‘Mr. and Mrs. (‘liarios Rogers o.“ Victoria. I‘. E. l.. are visiting Syd-

"iev, the gursls of Mr. and Mrs. he ' John McNeilil. pared with

Prince Ed’

the Navy League of Canada. pfgdigeﬂtﬁd '—"'*‘*"l—_' Mr. Archibzlltl Irwin nnti‘ Mi‘. ron- asily PERS()SALS Percy W. Turner zirz- zitu-niling ii Assimilated

(‘onvcnllon in lllilllJX. 1° '. i}. J. Roger." loft _vt~s1t~i-<i1|;.* B 00d n ti business trip to hioiiiroiil, Ni w York and other cities.

Roizirv

liirfl). D. Morrison. foreman of Bruce Ste\vari 8: Co. Ltd.. has mm- to Boston to attwtd the Sup rcme Grand Lodge, l. O. O. F.

Mr. tlllfl Mrs. ilt-rbtrt Phills of 'l‘ignii~'li, ovlio we're rcvent visitors. at the ifiiurlotleiown Exhibition. returned home on Friday, (hey motored all the xvay and had a de- ligtfui trilp. While here they were the guests of Mr. rind Mrs. iliiynor, Souiliuwort and Mr. and Mrs. Alfoh- s’) Bryenton, ilracklcy Point lloiiti.

,

his

Dr. 'i‘einas Eciectric Oil, forming - one of ilre ‘lllOSL ‘beneficial lininients ever offered to the use of-iiinn.

,-

hzis rs-

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Mrs. _ City;

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turned to his home in Beverly, Mass, U.- is. A., aiter visiting rel- ativrs of ﬂbiwiin Brae. llic ‘city he was guests of his aunt P. Longiphee, BlShOp Sr,

.~~

13:9 l yibintment

rrier lo

‘Phousands 02in

While _ln

by its cliczipnt-ss.

A wilt 0n QUALITY.- ‘ l Nature's Quality

T IS one of Nature's interesting provi- dehces that the colder the climate in

wiii

aii animal lives the heavier and

thicker is fur. This is a most important fact: in For qualities. This is why the fur pelts produced in a consistently cold climate surpass all others in their quality and beauty. Our own Fur Buyers go each year

into the heart

of the great snow-covered

North; the greatest and best fur-producing

country of the qualities, and “prime” skins. Thus N nture,

world.‘ They KNOW Fur buy only the choicest or

together with our unequalled buying facilities Ind rare experience,

enable us to offer you

fdri of quality unaurpassed,— yes, more, unequalled

—-.tho world over.

We invite you to inspect our Furs of Quality.

'_ Write foeday to

your nearest store/or your copy

'» df our ncinSIyIu Book of Furs

'4, We will next talk m; Individualﬂg:

QUEBEC

fénjéweG.

limiter?

MONTREAL TORONTO WINNIPEG

testify power in Alloying pain, and iiiziny thousands more can certify’ that they owe their livzillh to it. wonderful power is not cit-pressed

‘$5243.00

its

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BASKETS

200---DOZENS---200

All made in P. E. ISLAND, from N. B. Ash and P.E.I. Maple and Birch. Strong and m ade, double

and strapped

l

i well

: bound . top andbottom.

F cst prices, order early, 1 th c y will

Low-

be very scarce later in the ~ season.

‘ Carter 8i C0. Ltd.

_ Flour and Feed

Warehouse

.v_v_v v vv

stunts

~Are the vogue for this season's foot vtarc‘. and from present con- v ditions we anthipale

> _ > i.

J a brisk demand tor the I f ‘i more desirable shades so‘.

E Fawn . .E

, "0 I 5 Caster- “l; . 0 l; _

Taupe _ 1;: ..

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":0 d

I Brown I i i; i.

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* Grey - f" l; ;.

Di

We have hundreds t in

of pairs to choose from j f;

in Broadcloth, English " cloth, and high grade felt. We cairy A. C. D. E. widths. ‘

V $2.50 t0 $5.00 p Alley 8i C0., Ltd.

Fashionable Footwear ._ 1

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