oi. _ .-

» ___ A _ __

if. _

___ _ _ _ ‘ cngimnxsli * _ __ _ oi' --

from the employ of eh,

line and‘-was also-' tin-seem.

_this letter from

oi the Royei

examiner at Liverpool, addrsg. The LllI8!'lJool Echo; has "_ a good deal of interest and

in shipping circles :_ ._

one to defend Capt.

I ask for sym-

misfortune ln

to realise that the signal

his officers, indicated dis-

tllllt 1180 'he realized this he have braved the ice dangers 2-eset the ship and gone to

rescue, butseamen are only mor-

and esP%¢ially, when wearied long watching, are llabel like people to temporary dullness

in reference to inat- 0l-ltside the limits of

own

Lord passed his board of

examinations most brilliantly me, his testimonials for good and ability-.at sea being in-

thehighest order. Since ever hcnrd him spoken

as a and clever officer

c0mmander'as~wcll ns a kind

. ii loving father, and' a

rlncipled gentleman. He men-

p_unishment, however, may be ns-

suagcd by the reflection that his sin

one of omission, not commission,

DIED _-

McQUILLAN-Suddenly, in St. John, on August 6, Roy Alfred, youngest son of Bernard and Lia.nra._McQuillan, formerly of_Charlottetown, aged five -years and six months. ' ‘

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CIIANGE OF VENUE. _

_ IN MlJ‘RDER_ CASE!

I~lALI1l‘AX, Aug~. 8-In the Graves

murder case Judge Ritchie filed judg- ment yesterday alternoon,` granting- the application to change the venue from Kings County to some other

Roscoe, K. C., contended that, owing

Reserve, recently a board of l'

past life and character go to _

or oip-i-im mn -_ _ -_-_Z-_--_ _-_ _ _ _ _ _ __ -- D 5 ‘ suinumeifm luimrrl

'W -C-Hhml-QTTETOHN -El-SEYIHERE '-- ;

“Klll - F _ 1, 0|p|f,_ Lord hzdoggf ‘ "`-"'f""`--`-`~-‘-°-'-'-'-‘-`-‘-'-‘-‘-'-‘-‘-‘-'-‘-‘-‘-‘-'-'--‘-=---'-=-'7-'-ff--'-'f-‘f-r-i-‘-fs-5-j-'ff-'-‘-'=--ff---A-------;-= °°'"°"°d gl' "°‘,7. l:§'-\|\“°°! Nh".

It pays to buy in this province ll "One of the best toilet soaps of Battd-_` ` t' _ Y ` Q

-_ . . "'*"" __ _lmodurate price ever placed upon the Potqtoi - ,'91 S A w mrxez-:germ-_abby or nose u count hui | soap in ‘pure vcgetabls oil I _ ools | _ ' l and glyeerlne with a delightful arornz ollllilll

oi .English roses that nnekes it e an BN

Gm lightlul complnion to the toilet or u|l°"50l5

bath. Made in-two sizes, large size 0*"

_ ___,___,____ ' -ilscvcske 2 --for zsc. sinener size '1‘.\1rlI°1»

thi! Ul9m0lBble Titanic " """""""" ’~`f'f'~'-'-'-' -'~‘-'-'~-- .- ‘ “I '_ -_- ‘ -but bigger than the usual 5lz¢_10,_g Fowl

“IW 1011893 lillh- llldice, I 'We are all going to Montague gut. =,_ ` - a cake, 8 for 25c. The McKinnon gm?

space or a wor n favor 1 d _ 'ph l ‘ '_ ‘ Dr' C .', c -" t G or

hes been ‘sua etiu is s 0 ldeellug liar: 1:53123 evguggfzli “iff pgzgla-S,'t §§,,,,§}, wl',,f),,'i"l§,,;"h"°" ‘"1 xellill els. om" una msg# 9-"ll" iL°°'°) ~ from_ the happenings of that ,I _I ' g_-lull ml' -Hama, wltl, flats” geneall 6-a':_‘;2' ' _`._.._..._._____ ' Straw (’Prslsul)

April night on the Atinucic; i ‘ ___ _' iam, th, »f,,,l~,,»,,,',,,-,g ,,,,,,,,,,,w,,_ _ _ Panel-AN savour. Eli' Capt; Stanley Lord, of the °Brown's, 158 Queen St., is the ` _ ‘ ' _ __ -» _ -_- HIFI”

‘ FROM Bos'roN. ' `

ssrlsln in this eolumhi' Clif mtsi "consent erin emi Ilya su uni

' dlscausihllvwsthininium clurjs twenty-five cents. ' -Rules for locals in Clisrlnffe- inwn news column iwo cenis per lN0fl» list. each insertion.

I Diss haliesnissr word nel: in-

place for you to get your harvesting _ Outfit- s-sl-laibfzi.

*The flrsf: Harvesters' Excursion

leaves Monday, August 12th, 'Get your supplies here, l-l. H. Brown, 158 Quech St. 8-8E3iMZl.

*Dont'mlss seeing the Montague

horse rnres Saturday, Aug. 10, the best flcld of horses are entered, that “Ver [Mild 8 Btllfter on P. E. Island.

8--Z) M Eli

'Parties intendlng~to take in the

Monster Regatta at Georgetown, Monday August 19th should make anrangements with Elmer Jenkins, secretary of the Georgetown Boating Association, for accommodations.

8-9 M E li.

'I-larvesters-Those who intend go-

in! West should get their supplies at Brown s. Everything you want is here, overalls, yurnpers, working gloves. working shllts. trousers une °VFl`Yl-hills needed in high grade sup- plies.- H. H. llrown, 158 Queen St.

8-8E3iMZi.

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Dl`lCkllll-‘,` him and he wished to re-

veffnlnlv in no sense inten-. fund the money received and let

matters take their course. _The panic-stricken widow consented to Day a further sum of £12,000 ($60,000)

Afterward, on receiving a letter

from Fabrls declaring that, on con- sideration, he had decided not to re. ifund the money, she had her suspi-' cions aroused and communicated with the police, when she found she

thieves whose specialty was this

rest d tl t i. t d

-_ M. Lambert and wife, ff-'Misa A. Smith. Miss smith J 1 C. Palmer and wife Walter C. Jones Miss Doggan » Mrs. J. Doggan Mr. Tierney - _

Misses and M; 'Farkgr Mrs. W Rodlin '

Miss. A. Sawyer Llouise Stewart

S. McKenzie

A. I5. Richerson

Mr. Converse

E.-_Bn 0'Conner

MISS Toy Mrs. Daly Mr. Young

_I-I. Plummer -

Miss Sayze

Miss Mary Muller

MlBB‘C. A. Perkins E. M. McMillan -

M.-_ SI- Rose Miss Rose

Mr. Parker and ville ,e -

notices ol_ purely religious servlccsl even tho s silver collection is ro iw taken Hp. are not chargeable. The Particulars of any ofthe above, after they have been' held, nre, however, news and thus not chargeable. _The

§"sA’RH°°‘_’ - “SWB "Y Mly_ Dost. present or future = F - 09°- business, which i`s` still being condiic-

ted, is chargeable, if it is' 'ap-`

FROM HAhIFA`X ,nurnnc that the obieci is to

- _ ` mnkc the busines:-:_ more widely known

Th0i~ 1"l'~`l_kll°Y _ and thus increase lt._Verses accompa- W- A- Moll' _ “lint death notices- are also char-

Realile- Evcn items which are actual

FROM HAWKESBUIIY news and not chargeable but once ii'

either morning Daily or Rural Daily

W. L Cotton and wife _ or both are chargeable for more than 'J, 1), McLellan and wife -' one insertion; asthey are thus not

IJ€WB» ' ' <

The Perry sails today at noon on The above_facts_ arf! irivell 101' thi'

had been a vlctlm bl B gang of ,»egum_ _. _ purpose of assisting persons who hnvf

items, etc., to mall to this odlce, so

to the b ased accounts of the case' ° 0" '° B me yes er 'W' t"' ..B,mtBl“ Bell & Co lm. but coal p

d b d t th C t gather with n woman with whom he " - ' - '~ ' Phone No' 132-2, or for the New Calfskins 5235 Bll;gn;as .lcgflilg grevzlgleg rg' was living un-der thc names of M.nnd l°W°9t Dl"°““- 1“`23du Phone No, 133, instead of 132-3; 0: Hay, per ton

the accused’ so that lt was Mme. _ fllazy. The couple had n_ “` ' '*l when they want the News or Editor- Black oats

obtain alan, “ml lu .horse in Paris and a beautiful villa at ial department. ask Central for the Beef

‘H__H_ wlckwlm in Chellcs, whore they enjoyed tho bcst _ Subscription Phone Nc. 132-2, or the Beef (qlll1l'tél')

’ io sille ‘ t ti C h tin ' Advertising Phone No. 132-3 instead Raspberries

r s ‘ repii a nn. as amoun _ ~ , _ .

d:_f3’§§L‘;°;g:)'B,‘;?l:t:;fvi,‘}_ tl, 51,500 ($3,000) and £5,400 ($322 _ of ,133, although all- those depart- Blueberries -

that re orted the case made U00) worth.of securities werefoundat ` ` " _ " ` mllllil and tillaif l'°BP0¢tiV0 P50110 ClWl`l`l,¢H

P - ' the ruin and £1 ooo (sae ooo) worth ' numbers are plainly elven ln the tele- B- Currents

p°“ibl°*f°" ‘-the pwple an °v" ' ' ' phone book. Some people, instead of R. Currents Provifwe t_° be mmm” Wilth “fl _______l " Almost "ery as .rm Guardlan re_ looking at the book, even phone 'one W. Currents and ‘F tmscwayl’ the “olde lf" _ BRITISH COMMONS I ceives orders by :gall to insert news °‘ th” °‘b°v° depanments t° ‘md °“t G'°°“°b°"i°“

ol Kings oun Y. wiinui , ave ADJOURNS FOR A MONTH matter ol an advettlslng ,nMu,_°_ In what number to_.as_k for to get an- - _

as strong an op D on' Smal -- ' most of these cases the senders who °th°r dmartment' All tmsjs ° ° SOME FACTS' °

way 91* all‘?t‘f‘” “Q tho" in th” "1" _ an- lreqmntly not known ta any great waste of time on the part of '

mediate vicinity' LUNDON._~Al1ZllBt 7""T|l9 l10llS0"of member of the stall and who have no tm p°"5°“ phonilig' um °P°r“t°" at 'Y

cnmlrions today adjourned till 0ct0_ ,account ln th. advertising depM.t_ the Celltrll, and the clerk in tho de-

ol securities at the flat in Paris

,.~00LISI-I WOMAN LOSES $140,000. _ber 7tl,_ Except for 8 break ol a ment' wrlte “Please lnsert-the lol_ partment wrongly __ phoned. The news

few days at Easter, and again nt lowing and obligsp thus apparently staff, on an upper floor, cannot give

-PARIS, August 6-The lcndini: wl,ll,,,,,ntl,l,,_ the house has been ln lmplylug- that they thlnk the ltems the necessary information about eith- igiiro of blackmaili-ni: guns hllvfu in l, l ted gr On; l lm er advertising ofsullscriptions, nor

str

lil*

-,\_ /.__

a..-W' Pl. .5-°-gli? ll-you lI¢»"W¢ _Sm YW'

,. :Y

ellie

our and

lllld °“l’l’ll°°5°“" ‘"°'° nn nrtent bills et luis session it bus fable pnrnoses they seldom ever say

" cleared the decks for the autumn ses 80. or do not enclose siifflfglelat mlfinvy

nger then appeared and in- - W ll’ “col-,lin to the to pay for same all of w - wi bc himself as Pierre Courf orlgnmzcm- Co,t,z¢.l,l,,,, ,mm returned _by ,firstmail in't.he event of

he was an engineer.. Ho-me “nl welsh ,llsmtnbllshmeng _the item noe being chargeable, or if

th" keeper’ to the franc c bill, and a measure to m°"° m°“" is "nt than n°°°”'“'5 °‘?°“ld “gre” t° allow tra es unions to contribute to t° pay fm' th’ item “xl surgllm wi I with Fabns and l-hi l““d° f°" tm’ “"m’°'t °' labor 'bieeclgturnilitliczilngngflr casllnlvltlingrde: » ~ I m°l’lb"“ °' th°~h°“°°' hm” piss” ‘Vfor 'filvertising _of churches &c than

'um k°°p°r "nd"-t°°k to the 'h°“°° °' °°“i"‘°“°' ‘for re ular business 'In all such cas-

“°u°“ 1” °°""1d°"'t'i°“ All these bills have received a sec- In thug _A,lv°,.|ll,lns'departm,,,,t com.

1“°"°‘m’lY mfg” ammmt °' ond l‘2BdlllH lll W0 1‘“'l°l` h°"5°- 'md 'municates with the sender as quickly

($80,080). ) Whiflh i‘“ he' the Home Rule bill has made a few M posglbl, by mm ol- plum., often the wld0W_ llllid by °ll°°k' days in committee, 'l‘h0 pl‘02lI’nm.'_paying ths- messenger service to get Pl”0mis°\'l 150 l'0ll¥lb“‘"S° ` h°" however, is alheavy one for an au- _ them to the telephone if not too far

he l‘e¢llFll°d £0 NW Y°"k~ tn ssssion, especially when the fm- Iqlstant, thus savingsll possible time.

19|* thi’ 9h5t°““ th” poll-‘lllfihce of the legislation ls__cons`ld- ,People write this _office to know ` if‘ but in Paris she 'was ,,,.,,l_ and the fast that each bill will _ News, Letters to ._llldltor, etc.. are

149|* "Um thi’ bave'to be forced thru against- the charged for, and to all such there is

Tm' l°'*t°" uiiitild foppohltion of the unionists. ' but one repl¥°“5u N01!!! GW. Ol- B

H- - session for ust v _ w user ee, ew wee

019101*-‘_ °\l*“E°° 5 f"““5h the ad*ournliwntsl-l§l'lb;ll)nI`ll1sSil.,ilaxfil)i;c G50 Blender wrote askin; gh” hli Bd- the advertising stan “wut °“b'°“p` lose "£28,000, 4-‘ill-i0,0il0) p0st,,,,l'ste,._gene,.,,1 explained th; vertisement oi Farm for Sale be fn- tm" °' “°W°» "°" '-11° 5'-“’5°"iPti°ll‘ _ -fd Y°Bt‘“"l°Y by the Paris British government's contract with “fled l1`°°_h`°m dll' '10 dBY “lil”-ll lil “tm °b°ut advertising °r “ws” I”

the palm” dh, mm, calling. tha Marconi company) which pmvld B cancelled ll’ as he ls B Bubscrllmr to other words the-.clerks know and can

I ' l, t .ith h if “ Tl, G ,ll _ I tbl tl l do but tb-Ir own work in their own 'a 85”' “ M n a that the British Z0V0I'llll10lll1 Bllpllly ma°y bzagdgn taut :h§°-xxsscrfgtlolg »depa.rtmenf.s, and if it were otherwise

nlises. l tl - tl $1,000,000 f th

Two summers ago a wealthy young -,,,\,cl\¢ll;ll;pEl]y great wirelcssor gl; price is not sudlclent to even pay the 313" g":“§; b:t;gl'_*?:“°'“Y u:'“r““i“k serisinn widow muse the ucnuelut- _ ,I l 1 ., eecusi cost of paper. ink. presswnrk. “ 1"* ° “"0 ° ~ “P

at Chateau Gu on a ,ashionabw tl0nS._ AUS H la- £0 SUPP Y $°\0.000 malllng lmouwplug and other umm, stairshnd down, mixingwork, wear-

‘“°° Y ' _ for another station, and the whole to ses ol the Clrculatlon de artment ing themselves 'out and causing the

\'9-“Ting Place- Ut “ W°“'d'°“°d ma” form s. wireless circuit nround the P f, 1; slbls n 1 sl 0

‘ k as lmbrls and des, r _ proper, and -thus subscribers have no 5”* °5 9°” - °“ “ 0"- “ “"5 l/ll0 Wlll_ “UW” i b _ globe. The _contract was tne subject pl-fvlleges ol ll." advertlslng and are alter .7 p.rn. daily lf;_ls_-useless to _ ribed himself as an Amer cnn_ an- of severe attack recently, and in rc- on the same lgotlng as non s,,b“,.l_ ask for any phone number except 133.

` _ 1, ply to this Mr. Samuel said the Brit- bsrl- 3014-0111 ever de" gh, "nd`°,- Patrons who consult their phone I A f“l`l'»““°“ b°5““» *md me “wp” ish government was unable to under- Stage whether the mlm ls to appear books for the .numbers thvy really 10°!" “ '“°°“Hl-lht °x”""“1°“ in "‘h° take the construction of wireless sta- in the Morning Daily or the Rural Wall* Wi" 8l'°°¢\¥ 1655911 “lil W°l'k 0| ini-lr. There _ they were surprised tions itue1|,' and the Marconi com- Daily, whether for one or more times the patient Central telephone and *Y fl "la" (7-rcssed ln ““"°"“5 Wm pany was the only cnnlrsrn llflsscssing in either Daily, or in both, wbethef 5“9~"d|°ll 1210!" Bild thlls help Ulnkc

he was thle pllfk xl:6BD¢}:`_- Bllfl 3?" the lweesgnry experience and plant to ass, dlsplay‘advertisement, announce- "lil" uv” m“°3l ' \1l`l§\lf-BF' l'§llg_dl3l-Dr -the coupe 11010 OW Ill 0 le ' nt th chemo. ment business local classified sg or P 1'- - - - ~

9t“ti0“~ Th” p"°t°st°d' bm' mllllrllllg the llolise hrs not passed any otherwise, When f_oi-'church or cliarl- "

i - Eviizsmo DAILY. O _ #___

‘sooo

' All advertisers ln The Evening _ ° Guardian n_o_yv lia-ve the benefit

of, its largesndlrapldly increas- ing .Charlottetown circulation in '

° addition, to _-its regular un- ¢_ equalled sworn country circula- * tion of 3,1,4__2,copies. ~~

Morning Guardian advertisers

* are enjoyinga very decided in- * crease in its Charlottetown cir- ° eulstion since _July flrsf, in ad-

dition to -its already unprece- dented swqi-n.»circulatl'on of 3,972 copies throughout the Province.

obossoss-»`s¢

° Edward Island by using The ° _,Quai-dlan_ . and The

vcnir.___ Guardian. '- _

una

`* B_uslness_.»iix'ms cover’ Prince

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1_ BHIRAZ,._P_ersla, Aug, 7-Smould- Hides

oring revoluti/On against the Persian Tl1|'l1lPl _

government,,1QBl-ered by the ex-Shah, °-"

snlei~_Ed_D0\~'l¢h. ls -assuming n een. Mowraoum me skiers. gerous aspcct and nghUl1S`ls going Corrected forever-y Wednesday and -on. A-force of 200 Persian gender- v gagllrllayl. l"u._ marie, accompanied by two Swedish White oats 5| as 5; ofliecrs and supporters by a mountain Black oats I ` so gun, has been defeated ten miles from Bcetl, per do|_"`

this city and today is in retreat, Lg;-d, pg, lb,

It is ¢h0l'8°d_~_thut Russia ls giving Beef (small) par- lb. financial - bac- ing to the revs- Beef (quarter) per Ib. lutlonlsts in -order to harass the Pork _ Persian government. Lamb, per lb. (small)

. Fowl _

money making nature, even though Mutton they be somewhat of 5 news nature, Eggs, per- dos 20 are chargeable. For instance, the ad- Butter, per lb. ' is to 23

20 18

UW! $18.50 Otoll 0007

7000 ll ma

` ll to 22

.1800 11 189015 nos;

ll 19 80 45 10 ll

33, 85’

\ 13

14 C0 li 8 £0 15 l to 10 9 to lol 10 £014 9 to 13

_ - 10 t0 11

'vance notice or- notices of n. concert, Turkey lecture. ple social, picnic. etc., src ness, chargeable if an admission fee, sliver Hides 10 collection, sale ol ples or sale L, uolt. 70 to so food or refreshments, etc. Advnnsf ______&______

° 0 0 0 0 u 0 0 o s The Guardian ever realizes its ° oblleution in ilu-_nisb its renders ~ with the .lttcst and best news ’

service iilplnahle, and to give' ‘ to its velftlliers the largest ° and most 'valuable circulation ‘ possible. - e _ __ __ » The Guardian is now but, issu- lnx two dailinfl. one in the m_orn- » ing and the other ln' the after- ‘ noon. ss it has been doing for ~ years, but since July first its ° afternoon paper contains its own_ ° dnv's news in_ addition to that ~ of The Morning Guardlan,_ or, »° in' other words, thenews o!'the e twenty-four hours immediately ° before it goes to press. The Morning Guardian occupies a.

odious form of blackmail. prbctised "flexnll Shampoo Paste will pro- that del" ““d ‘“°“°"°‘““”°“”' Wm CH‘_*R_L0'1"1`ET0WN MARKETS-

in the iushionebie wuiei-ing 1 c f mote e rich growth of fins. silky . _ _ F I’ “ “B " ha, ,_,,,,,, d,,,,d,,,,l , V nts b ld DUT 'rms oU'r AND_I>As'i‘s: IT Upwoorrucied for every wednesday and

rance. _ l‘. p e c a - The bogus American bunker una ness. makes the scalp healthy, deem ‘ Wm ,S'““"1“Y" l“°“°-

th lo p lr k ‘ Inns free from all dendrus _ If ln svrprlslnz thvlerse number ol ° 0° B - 60 to 61 anli ilerltlelllcegrto f(i=J(l.1Il‘clyell,i?il~'°ilxnrlIl’l?l'il<'-x-tl “Hall Shampoo Paste is the llllllexllls- people in Charmttetown who" when gtraw' I-mr mn ;5`50 to “'50

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_ _ _ _ _ tl h ._. - l t want to inquire about their Morning RSS per doz Z1 to bounty m this Pro,/mcg’ the same to ment, and this penalty was increased l'l;u0;lall’0l_1et liit 0n§~wWl;l’ll:1 “gall ed glad Daily Guardian or Bubscrlptlon’ “ll Chicken- ' ' 9 to

_ - to five years on a peril. ' ` Y g e e. e

be llecided by him after hearing the _ P K. ru. ‘_ Central for the News phone No. 133, Lamb _ 14 to par ies on both sides of the case. In hglhglshhgigéng ssmngell' cf"_;`"“m"°- gI€Or;"“;;‘l_ne? G"£ea$9d;m_;h° nglfégx or for the Advertising Phone No. P0U*t°°5». Del hlll asking for the change oi venue. W. R. I t __ fthnln asc o c u e the sts - ll “Mu 132-3. instead of 142; or when they B““"_ 22 *O

C “ ° es ° e l’°u°°~ b“t he WHS lll”‘ | ' _ ' ' want to inquire about advertising P6118 9 to

ask Central for the Subscrl tion Hide!

12 1_6 40 Z4 iol 10; 15 $13

61 to 63 12 th 18

10 to 1?.

10 10

7 to 10 12 to 14 10 to 12 12 to 12

A In 1891 The Morning Daily ° Guardian was established, and ° is still issued each morning with * the latest local and foreign news, ' including the Canadian Press ° and a special telegraphlc service. '

In 1887 The Weekly Guardian °

was established, but its issue ° proved too infrequent for read- ° ers as the Province advanced, ° and from time to time was ° changed, first to a Semi-Weekly, ° than to.a Trl-Weekly, and later ‘ to a Rural Daily, so that for ° years The Guardian has issued ° two dailies, as at present-one ' in the morning as a- Morning ' Daily, and the other in the sf- ° ternoolnas a _Rural Daily. As ‘ the name of the latter was nev- er sufficiently clear as to what it _'implied' and always required ‘_ much explanation, it was in May ' last changed to Evening Daily, ' and continued as an afternoon ° paper. ` . °

For some time past the man- '

agement has felt that Prince ‘ Edward Island is justly entitled ' to a twenty-_four hour telegraph- ° lc news service, as snio-yed by ° the' other Provinces of Canada, r * rather than the night wire ser- ° vice’ only, as up to June -30th ' last supplied by The Morningj' -Guardian. and- afterwards print-I. ' ed-_ln _Th's» Evening-Guardian." .'

Accordilégly s representative vin- ° ited ‘ t. John and 'a_r~ f ranged for a Cqinadlan Prdll-‘_ day service, which is _appreciat-

ed by the ‘general .pl1i\_l_ic.

It. fs” thus to-= 'the' G_nar_d- lan -that the -people of Prince 4 Edward Island are indebted, ‘-, first "fora night Canadian-Pre!! ° service and-now for the day»'Uan~- °

5,00

Y £ F ‘ '*'- - if

_gl

°°“'°i°“°° W”-*if --...l

_ ll you are note user»of _ _ nhl' we rn°<i¢Sllv Sheen” 961*

_--costs the ._ f - might be, and add, withstfv ‘

fr 1-0~=“~»l.u.e. sounding tissue;-.

moi.. is '

O lvji Q-i=¢1¢

silica- Prsq and Special 'lob- lfnplk news published since

and thus snloyed 'tly The friends of both The Horn-

ing. , ,Grrdlsn and The Evening uardian an quite ex- pressive of their appreciation

° tlisttbeir favorite paper con- ° ialns the latest day and night, ° as well as night and day Can- ' sdian Press -and Special Tele- ° ° graphic and local news, and ° thus a complete twenty-feur

hour service. Advertisers are

~° also more than pleased withtile ° rapid increase of fully two thou- * sand readers already in The

Evening Guardlan's circulation,

'° as well as several hundred fur

' The Morning Daily.

.-i5;

F. KEI'l‘H'S UNION

SQUARE THEATRE, NEW YORK, WEEK OF AUGUST 12.

B. F. Keltl1‘s Union Square Theatre announce _tile biggest vaudeville bill ever offered by any management any- where for the week of August 12th. The pgee get dui-_ing the entire sum- mer season, n_ow reaches the slime! in this program. To begin with, stars who have headed their own companies are engaged for this mam- moth program. First comes Miss Ida Brooks Hunt, late star of the "Clw- colate Soldier" and Miss Cheridah simpson.;-eeently featured with “The Red Feather" company. These fa- mous mirsical stars have f0l'm¢<l a partnershlp for a short tour of the Keith Circuit of Theatres and will offer a series of musical creations in which they will slug the songs made famous by them, Miss Jessie BUBNY and a, well chosen company Will 03” a new one-act comedy called, "Miss 318" which is pronounced by the cri- ' tics to bc.the funniest one-act farce in the varieties. _Miss Olive Brisco comes from the West with strong F0- commcndations that she has been the nit of every bill on which she all- peared. Miss Brlsco has a pleasing personality, wears gorgeous gowns, and__ls gifted with a sweet ultra-so- prano voice. With her splendid as- sortment of new songs she will he' given-en. royal welcome by her ¢h0ll- ssnd of friends in New York City.

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who makes his first appearance after an absence nf many months, with a new lot of stories and parodies that will make him ri sure hit. Everybody will remcmhcr Herman Timherg, who portrayed the principal rolc in _Gus Edward‘s School Boys and Girls for a number of seasons. Mr. Timbcrg will make his vaudeville debut pre- -' scnting a novcl singing and dancing

specialty. __ .

Others on this mammoth program. wl`l be Clark 'Martillctte and'Jo'e' Sylvester, two gymnastic comedians who always cause a sensationevery- whcrc; lhc Novelty F0\ll'a'".\lBl‘t0f-l»0 of _,rapid fire, _singers and _dancers',- Ula_ude_ M. Ronde with something new' anchsensatlonal son the _slack wire, and 'Mllc."Mnrtba and Company giv- ing a marvelous ring exhibition that is some thriller.

COLONEL ROOSEVELT

FORMERLY CHOSEN.

(Ca/nadiari Press.) CHICAGO, Aug. ll-Singing "On ward Christiaii Soldiers" and "Bilt- tlc Hymn of Republic" delegates to the first National Convention of thc neiv _progressive party tonight BC- claimed Col. Theodore Roosevelt of New York as a candidate for Presi- dent and Governor Hiram W. John- son of California as their choice for Vice-President, marking a new de- parture ln proceedings of national conventions. The two candidates were immediately formally notified of their nomination and in the midst of deafening cheers appeared before the delegates to voice their acceptance and to pledge their best efforts to the coming campaign.

BT. JOHN. EXHIBITION.

° ' St. John City, which is very much O

in the public eye at the present time because of its transport and indust- trlal boom, has been quietly but effectively preparing for its G eater St_.__John Exhibition and the olhning of the big fair on Aug. 31st will surprise even residents of that city themselves, when the magnitude of the Exposition is disclosed. Following the example'of the Tor- onto snd most of the leading Amer- ican expotitions, the St. John Ex- ecutive have this ycar laid out much more money upon the free entertain- ment features than ever before. It is a notorious fact that while thousnnda -of Exhibition visitors are charmed and edifled,wlth the displays _ of n serious cliarseter 'it is the amuse- [ments that create the roal holiday ef-

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and singers, will give two con- daliy in the main hiiildlng. In of the grandstand.the leading

will be 'l‘aker4swa.'s Imperial Trpdpe in wonderful sero- Ernst Trio of knockabout continuous band concerts;

show; stock parades fiery spectacle “The Tripoli", a master-

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Show, such as are heldirom- time to time in cities, is. on the cards as

well, as a dlstlnctleaturs in the ani- mal section. Then' Qmei thc poultry and pet stock,` the-vehicles, the usual big agricultural displays and fiuit- growlng competitionsf not to men- tion dalrying,--aplary'shows, etc. __

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MASTER OF ELIBANK -

RAISED T0 PEERAGE.

IJONDON, August 7-A peersgehos

been conferred on the Right Hon. Alexander William Murray, master ol Elibank, and chief government whip; who has resigned his seat in th! house of commons. Percy_*Ho.lde`n Ill- ingworth, representing the Shipley division of Yorkshire, has been ap- pointed his successor in odice. The master of Blibhnk resigned to

become a partner in Lord-Cowdrsy`s

big cgntracting firm of S. Pearsoiy. and on, limited. His resigngtioll_,__il regarded as a- 'serious blow to tbl liberal government at a critical nm-

ment and muchy%&ipment and-eurio- sity have been o sioned as to why, he should thus abandon a‘promlsing political career. _

Truth this week says a section of

_the press’ls extraordinarily anxious

that the prime minister, Mr. As- quith, should spend what is termed a

The same may be said of Felix Adler “Patriotic llvlldllf' ln 03113115 Wm*

Winston Churchill. Why the premier should he condemned to play second fiddle, the writer does not understand and he goes on to say that there il a profound conviction 'that in Sept- ember the sullragettes may engage in further events of a very seriouschar- ncter,

"Let not the cabinet ministers in-

says Truth, “that they will

merely by running fo Can-

The further Mr. Asiqlulth travels more closely musthe be taken

THE

Canadian Pacific Farm Lah0rer’s

Excursion

GOING Monday. August l2ih, From ln. ll. lslanil.

For transportslion or' Farm

[,u__borers Iixciirsion from Prince lldward lsl:\ud._special trains have been arranged folnas follows; '

STATION TRAIN DEPA RTS Soiiris I I0 P. M.

Bear River - -- - 147 “ Streiers _2 32 "

Morcll _-1_3 <~"\‘,' ‘_~' jj 00 Ceorgelowi; r';;_:`_f __’-'r.‘ i5 Montague "-_ 3.00 Mt. Stewart- »: -3 45

Bedford _-,I-"5,"-. _~-4124 _ M-my iii-a>_f_2:_@_¢>° fl- H-

Miifray

Vernon 55 ‘ ' Vernon -"'._ 8-25 “

Cherlo'ft`£_‘i_`gg'_-._’; 4140 P. M.

Nonh Wi _ 5.3o “ I.i_l\nt¢f-~Rlvhf‘j~-r 1- ‘s_-4° “ Bradslhsne ‘ ' -_ 694 '_' Eiii°'raiii"'~1,` ( . §_tf\ f' _ -Cane-friuvcren'-_ -- rusnl- li- M- Frcefnwn 6.22 Pi M.

Kensington 6 4| “

gi-iimerl-ici-e arrive 7-. io “

_igni~h |215 P. “-

A_l\-.erfnn n 1.09 “ Irloomfield __ 1.47 “ O‘l,earv rio “ - P1-rt Hill 336 ‘° Summerside arrive 4.55 " (i,`)__ Tickets will _be on sale lttho above sfafions. (2) Laborers must get iickoh be- fore boarding irain.

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from-shove stations. ` _ ,__,

-foie bgug checked. _L ` =(. l__ Ind slips _ cllcdked.

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(3) Laborers slmuld*ilke train

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