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SEPTEMBER 27 1916

5 ` , ' f limi ci-iA:‘:.oT'i‘if.'rowN cuasoiar w PAGE ELEVEN

YOUR FRIENDS can buy

tnins ` '

them-igoevt Wvylunhcrftlomghlil

»‘~-Malre an appointment today.

The cools’ s _Studio

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Fall Boots For Men

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$6.00 .

Our new boots for fall ar he nicest ever shown. _

See the gun metal lace

_ and button styles show with cloth tops, colors Gre and Black.

The newest lasts are her

Alley & Co.

135 Queen -

‘\\\\““””" I The Bayer Studio

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The Easter

_*IT PAYS to buy in this Province.

--°T- GORDON IVE8 is Guardian

representative In Montague. ,

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GIRL KEPT IN A

ROOM FOR SIX _YEARS.

CHATHAM. Ont.. Sept. 21.-A case

of destitutiori unparalleled _in the an- nals, of Kent county- was reported by Hlsh Constable Peters .and Dr. C. R- Cl\°\‘¢€'I‘lB. who visited the home °f Damim D0-VIH. collored, in Chat- ham Townshlp. and found there, in a dark and filthy room to which light entered only through cracks. in a boarded window. Mary Jane Davis, wholfor the last six years is. said to have been confined in the room. The woman was partially naked and mov- e-.1 about the room on her hands and' knees like a wild animal. Her long conflnemefnt had* apparently bereft her of speech. and' s-he is in a state of complete idiocy. The house in which the father and two sons' live is simply a hovel with mud floors The father told the oillcers he had $13.300 in the- bank and owned a good farm. The girl will he' placed in a good home and it is likely that ac- tion will be taken against Davis.

I fell from a huildlnfsnd received.

what the doctor called a very bad sprained ankle. and told m`e I must not walk for three weeks . lgot MINARD'S‘ LlNlMEN'I‘ and in six days I was out' to work again. I think it the best Lin- iment made. ~

, ARCHIE E. LAUNDRY.

Edmonton.

Holiday Photrgicphs

Will you pardon us for sug-

gesting NOW is the time to have sittings made for your Xmas photographs

Our staff can give yourI

work better attention than lat- er. Make an appointment todav at

King’s County Indusinal _

EXHIBITION

` Al GEORGETOWN _ _. ,Wednesday,Ocl..-Rib.,1916 _ . 1

" `_ By william Henry Taylor, auth

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` "' GRAND DISPLAY or EXHIBITS

REERESHMENTS oN THE c.aoUNDS LIBERAL PRIZES IN ALL DEPARTMENTS

LOWEST EXCURSION RAILWAY RATES

J. R.~Bi'cl_iaiit, Esf]~, Uf M0“tfh‘§`\10_. Oifiifs

prizes amounting to $12.00 foi;’foals sirci >_v ii. . riuge Stallion “PARKLIGHT. - \

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25 Cents Admits to All D°Pa1`tm°nt5

' h'b'i;` 'll be received at the Drill

She¢i?rtIihI:ilrl%is1ill([)<I>‘n}<§i}iiyI Odtdlbbvd 2nd at 10 o’clock, a.m.,

' Otb 3dat10:i.m. _

unt`l]§}¥I;l,?£(;?tydr licoiqsiilsr willybc received until Saturday, September 30th, and for other Live Stock lllltll 10 0’¢1nck n.m., on Wednesday, October 4th.

TRAIN ARRANGEMENTS. \ .

Excursion Return tickets at one single first~cli1SS

fare will be issued from Elmira, Souris, Charlottetown,

Cardigan, Montague and intermediate statéogs tg

Georgetown by afternoon trains of October _r an ` morning trains of‘October 4th, good to retulrn ttot 8:2 including October 5th, 1916. Also from C ur 0 6 0

and. intermediate stations. to Georgctiiiyrnliroigagg

October, 1916, good to return by SPGCIH

as follows :- ` Station

Charlottetown . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . $133

Royalty Junction . . . . .. .

York..... . . . . . . . . . . ..-

Suffolk Bedford . . . . . . . . . . . . ... ~’.l‘raoadie . . . . . . - --- Mt. Stewart . . . . . . . . . ..-

Pistiiuid . ~~ Pea e’s . St. Teresa . ._ . . . . . . .. . Perth..... .. . . . . .._

Cardigan.... . . . ...

Montague . , . . . . . . . ... . - . Brudenell .. . . . . . . . ... Emmerson......._............ - 10:45

Geor etown . (Arrive)

I ggtui-ntigig the Train will lonvc Georgetown or aro e own ii . p.m. .

Passengers from the Montague Bi-unch wlgllgo

Georgetown by the regular m_orning_ trnini nnftcmoon returneckto Montague y special triim In tic nl wm-

Live Stock from Elmira and Soulful B\'i"!° ‘es Mh

he brought to Mt. Stewart_ by morning l"“‘“ 0" ' October, to connect with train from Charlottetown.

. . . . .. . .30

-iv-E3. auf ‘

. . . . . $5.00 4.00 3-00

Train dcp.

A. M.

8.30 8.45 8.55 9.03 9.1] 9.20 9.39 9.47 10.00

` 10.05

10.17

. 110.29 ,

Re ar ran

35 gui 10 25

Foro

. . . .. . .80

. .75

. . . .. . .65 . . . .. . .55 . . . .. . .50

. .45

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--'0Nr CENT ner word eaoli inner tion fo advertising In this column.

..'MR. R. R. HOWLETT ‘ is Guar-

dian agent for Annandale and vicinity.

BULGARIANS FAIL

. IN DOBRUDJA.

(Canadian Press Despatch) LONDON. Sept. 22.-(New York

Times,-The correspondent of the Daily Chronicle at Bucharest sends' the following, dated September 18th:

“News from both fronts, Transyl-

vania and Dobrudja, the invading Bulgarian have been' attempting to dis themselves into cover, but this attempt has been frustrated' by con- centrated artillery nre from the Allies' guns.

Here the enemy has made no fresh

infantry assuits on the Russ'o-Rou- inanian positions. It would seem that he is disheantened by his' re- cent failures. The' allied artille-ry has silenced a number of the e'nemy"s heavy guns,

Ul‘l"l‘\» WN HANKETH

Butter (creemery) ln prints' .36 Butter (tub) lb .. .. .. ...25 to 20 Butter (fresh) lb .....?.8 to .30 E885. doz; . . . . . ... 29 to .30 Beet lb. (retail) .16 to .20 Fowle lb. .13 to .14 Phickeiis fb ig w ip Hay (pressed) ton . . . ..,512 to $14 Sir" wi-esseoi roi. 34.60 Pork lb. 1314 Turnipl. bus. \ lo 1,0 Q5 Potatoes per bus. .30 to .40 Oats (black) bus. . .....50 Oats (white) bus. .. .. .47 Beets,hus..... .. .._50 to .60 (lurrots. bus. . .50 to .60 llvool lb. 15 gg 43 Hnrlnlnn. ln, |14 Ducks. pair 70 ui 80

THOUGHTS

Our faith is manifei-:.te~.i hy c-ui obedience. -. I Kindness is thc- s'oul of courtesy. Love and sympathy are the lend-

ing d'ivine passions.

Tho ilrr-t fruit of God’a guidance is usuallly, success.

Poiltenc-.is is to do and' say.

The kindest thing, in the kindest

way; |

While oven too bus-y, even to pray, is forgetting God, day nftei' day. .

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God knoweth the end, e'eii at the

start,

And jiidges man hy purity of heart I He knowe-th the day, and even the`

hour. l

When future shall ere-ct a brighter

tower. I

C. C. COPELANI)

»GFlAC|OUS DUKE.

God' bless the Duke! is

Canada’s farcwe-lil

To Good Vlctorixvs on-

ly living son-;

The name of Connaught

will forever dwell

ln niem’ry’s snnctum

whilo our waters- run.

Canadians own no lord

(hut One- ahove')’ _ `

Our democratic utmos-

phere is free;

Yet pe-n may write, and

voice express our love,

Enclasped by his mag-

netic mastery. I

Our Soldier-Duke' review

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ed each ebbing e

Ot volunteers roll on

-to play their. part; _ I Since then in battles throat they fciight beside

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Borsalino and

Stetson Hats

Yoi.i’ll not lie s;itisf`ic<l till you try zi “Bor-

salino," or if you prefer it, :i "Stetson," They :irc llic gems in the lint trade.

We carry a large :issortnieiit of those

tivo makes, aplendidly displayed in our modern hat caliiiiets, :ind want yoii io i-all :ind see them.

YoI\’ll lixivc your cliolcc of i'orr<‘i‘t

slizipes, :ind :ill the iicwesl coloriiigs :it

$4-oo ,

Lovely niorlcrntc prices, “King” ll.'iis

:ii $2.50, iii iizivys, greens, grcys, <'oiiiliiii~ :ilioii t-4Il'L‘i'ts, rio- /\l.~lo /\iiii‘i‘ii‘:iii :mil I'f|iglisli'Ililoi~l:s, $1.50 :|iid $3.011, :uid l»l:il‘l<

stiff shapes, $2.50 :Ind $3.00 .

want real class see these.

2288-9-25Mtf‘.

New Ties “The Haberdashery” New Gloves

.3 o o o - Great Exhibition

- ' OI lVIen’s Wear

New Plush,-

Velvet and

Tweed Caps

S|i:ip|»_\’ t\\'1.‘C<l i‘:iIis :irc lii-rc lin' I"..\'lillii-

tion, iii :ilniost cndlcs vziriciy.

(`n|>s= :irc :1 hobby iviili iis, :ind \\‘i~ pi‘i<l<~

oiirsclvcs on siiiting iliosc \\'lio l`iii<l il lizird to get just tlic riglil vzip. \\'liili- in .acc the now velvet :intl pliisli cups, vcr_\‘ rivli :ind trzippy, $135 :ind $1.50. 'l`\\'i~i-rl i':i|is, $1.00, $1.25, $1.35, Si.5o :iii-l $i.75.

An Imense Range of Sweaters

Spare is too liiniiwl to :ilii-iiipi ii. .li-~~

rriliir mir iiiniiviisc rziiigc ol' .\`\\'<-:il<‘i'<. \\'u slioii' .\l:ii'l<iii:i\\' plriifls, .Sli:il<i‘l' liiiil. i'o|'1c ivvzivcs :ind |il:iii\ ivorsti-il i~l`1`i~<~t<, in plain <'o:ii .s\v<‘:iii-rs :ind .'\`o|~Ioll<~- l’ri<~.‘< SLJ5, $2.110, $3.50, !;`-3.00 :iiiil ii|» to $4-,511 l-`iii<~ ivorsieil piill_-ovvrf, §;`.i.;'_;, 52;-51) -:iiiil $f}.r»o.

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New Fall Overcoats

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Handsome rich tweed Overcoats in Slip-on Models $15.00, 16.50 and 20.00. . If you ""-

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12.00 and up io 16.50. 7%

Don’t fail to see our Overcoats, we carry the stock. _ _ i /

Henderson & ‘Cudmore

G°D_ BLESS OUR Wellner Bldg. 101 Grafton St.

Men's Conservative Overcoats, Chesterfield Style in Dark Greys and Black $10.00 \

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e first to carve a name lpeace the sword he bni-ed,

On Honor’s Roll c-ntwi'

ned with maple leaves: I Ami may the Empii-c's~

They' won Patricia an im~(‘.oiincil Fire' be clear.

m0l‘i0.l fame. I God his-ss our royal Ilnlw

With otlIe'r heroes, ful of Norman line; .

leii thick like s-he-J.ve's. ` By manhood's- staiiuln

May c-ui' Grand' Chief at rd und' hy chivalry,

llonie for ears be- s ii' d B tact and silent .-w

N D I9 . y IN

Altho’ iiis Indian Sum ci' and foi-.ni benign, incr days are near He won over hirili :i

To elieuthe with us in cliie`ftnin‘s victory.

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Exhibition at Souris October 3rd, 1916.

Charlottetown, Leave Royalty Jct.

l The foremost champlo

ns of Br1timnia’s heart. 1 I

The' “Princess Pats" wer

L I-Y

A. E. LYON, Studio

Good Photography Moderate Prices.

Personal attention to Am-

ateur Photography-

107 Queen St.

Phone 68-J.

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‘ ELLIS'

Montague

Picklliig Spices, All Kinds.

You aresure to get them fresh

'Our trade is so great that our customers will not allow our stock to get stale. \

Our Vinegar is of the

very best quality.

Ellis Pharmacy, Ltd

York

Bc-Ilford Tracadie

Mit. Stewart

Morell

St. Peters Bear River

Hurniony Jct. Souris, Arrive Elmira. Leave Munn's Road

Baltic Fountain Head' Connaught lllanmony Jct. Souris, Arrive

2266~9-26M4i.

-TICKETS AT CORRESPONDINGLY LOW FARES

SUED FROM INTERMEDIATE STATIONS NOT NAMED.

TRAINS Wil-LL CARRY BOTH PASSENGERS AND STOCK.

Time 7.20 7.30 7.48 8.05 8.15 8.30 0.04 9.27 10.05 10.22 10.40 7.30 7.215 7.48 7.57 8.03 8.08 8.25 WILL

Fare 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 .90 .S0 .05 .50 .H0 .15

.45 .40 .30 .25 .20 .15 1.00

BE IS-

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Put down Building Expenses ` By Using .

Fm ' f

~WALL BOARD

The No-Warplug, No-Swelling, No-Cracking Wall Board. For Interior Work/ Save Muss, Dirt and Delay. Get Better Walls and Ceilings in Less Time and at Less Cost

BISHOPRIC WALL BOARD

ls the only Wall Board with Lath repnforcing. lt is the Lath

that keeps the Wall Board Stiff. Kiln dried lathes are inbedded in toughened Asphalt _Mastic (non-burnable) and pressed with a surface of heavy sized fibre board. It is water-proof, moisture- proof, sound-proof and fire-resisting. Comes in sheets 4 ft. x 4 ft. ready to apply.

' For further particulars as to price, etc, apply to,

Special Showing

. OF . Coats and Nlillinery

Schedule of Time and Fares in Connection with, Week '

'I he New Coats

Note you can have

them with belt in sections or without belts, patch pockets or pockets set in at an angle, mixed colors or solid colors, all these make the difference in style and finish.

Heres a Special coat

of mixed tweed, large velvet sailor collar, fancy belt and lined at $15.00

Here's another of curl

cloth, fancy belt in sect- ions, trimmed fur on neck and sleeves, satin lined at $20.00

Plush coat, raglan

sleeves, very lull brick with braid ornaments and large collar $25.00

Firsl Lol of lhe New Millinery

Mostly in velvels. In small hats, som e nrw ir`i>

with narrow brim. The large hats are trimmed with Ostrich Bands.-aux andmounts, others with flowers in gold :ind silver.

New Hosiery New Corsets New Undcrskirts New Sweater Coats '

° W. W. .Ii-INKINS, President. ' ' S TA N L E Y B R

i‘ 4 Qccrctnr ', F01' Qualllty. » .

._ f‘“"“"W ’~W”“S' V- -Poole & Thompson, Ltd. _

» Montague, -P.E.I. _ 31 The Always Busy Store

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