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_ _ _ y _ Hammond Holly, stopped Pr T k . , _ ` ' ` " lcon-li-1, sept. zs.~'rbe ene_rny's"a
Exhibltiotn waslbrougbt to a conclu~ an exhibition mils ln 224%, __ a cnc i.llll<_-ry dh-colon nn native are again sion yeserday n ablaze of..glory The vaudeville attractions between 1 ti.-.. _ __ . _ -
and hot weather which would' hav 'tl h g done Justice to the style of weathe(;.‘ele ea B were an cleverly mage"
usually prevalent in the lnidd-ie-of 1 J\f'|Y~ ' _ - - _ _ cl The gaily dressed throngs of- ladies b
with their bright coats. and' sweaters _a made e. very picturesque scene as lo they ssuntered from. place to -.placelt over the.gi-ounds. ‘h
` TPB l}\l¢lWHY as on the previous
day was a scene' of animation and s
everyone seemed to be`e°nJoyiug-t1liem- selves to the utmost.
Main the _l.£tendance= -was ve'ry` ln
large-,._tlierel,-being about two llundredit lrlolfpo people crowded on the grand 10 stand' than on' Wednesday. D
Tho main gate receipts- showed w
that one hundred fewer persons pas- il
sed’ through.
ililld oovereda large section of the ance. _ - _ st.
Gront_intorost oontroaun tin, hor”
racesand alll were very keenly om, tested. T008? is the olosingdaylof the Fair
the' balance of the exhibits not judged will be colllbloibd' and the emlmalr- nnd all other exhibits-will gradually be moved away., 'rho innlrs- like tho Arabs- will move their tents and will (not quite- sogllenltly) stem uwuy,
_ l Tl-ie Races. _
The Free-For-Allftrot and pace yes-
lerdav proved tbo best exhibition or Sliced ever witnessed in the Province. BOD, M-iw,-the Islandllorn pacer was picked to' will but the imported pacer
La Oopia owned -by P. »A. Belliveau,l_E"-WY liem -is ncatly arranged and Moncton wg; ¢g0~g,t,-gpg and fan apftlle cartoons and other illustrations
Ri-zlusssslno THE sol.olE
book is a most interesting conipen.
illulll of the most interesting clipplngn t from the - island newspapers and -in't
addition to the news from home space
is devoted also to lluniorous -pam-'
graphs comic.iiiustratiohs and in foot any sort--of an item ‘which may servo |to interest or gladden the soldier-_in 'his spore time. The scra -book is -0. model'-ofwhat awscrap slliould bc.
t_ .1 tj: 2“.l-ein.-1', -- 5, t
d and added materially to -th _ oyment of the day. Worthy og si; (Special to the Guardian) ` ul mention. lw“_|_|_\e)Mgh WI” am 'LONDON. Sent. 28.-During the Y De Phil and De Pliil_ Ili this act mgm °“”‘u”° ”'!"“"""d~ '35 "‘“`l""9 unicycle is ridden by Mrs. De Phil lfllllts-between il*/Iurtinpuich-and Geo. ver a single wire and suspended r01"@C°'"'l- Hull -Dosifl lwere established he cycle 'is a trapeze on which her‘ west *md* 3°“ll1WeBt~ -of Eaucollrt Lab- usbnna performs ,, number of dm!-bays ana.-within soo yards of tilntvil- Cult stunts. The lady maintains he,_-19K9~ On _-the -lcft of our front our elf by keeping he, feet on me ped_ position was consolidated on a ridge org, hm- M-m,,A_a,.e in me; _am free northeast-of ~'l‘hispval. A battalion from the lmndic bars. lt is one oi' tile or enemwmfautr-"' Wm' "a“Sp°"' W”
ost tp;-Hung exhlbmons shown m| caught- on the march by our artillery his par; of the country and the only! and- successfully shelled. Fighting nf, of the kind in the world The. in the past few days has been particu~ B phm have waited many wuntMes| larly light, our losses were small not ith gms Hpecmcular feamre_ It re' only relatively to the inlportance of ul;-eg.abundance_0f nerve as wen as the gains but--absolutely. Our total ~BkilI. and their performers take theiri '
The- M1809' had ll busy- day of-it lives in _-their. hand-at every perform-‘ `"""""""""'-”"""""°""""”"`”"“"“"”"""""‘
d out of the Held. Atta ed
ill later al-.ticle,.ilie yarn _the-refroiu_
‘ nil alongside of that -again tho. finish ed woolen goods, ready to be made in- o wearing apparel. , The exhibit goes o show what ,a splendid worlrcoulil be carried on .in this Province ii the art of spinning we-re,revived and car-_ ried on a large scale ‘with the aid
‘ 5" GIANT SWEET PEAS.
One of the mont pleasing exhibits
though Bob gave him the race of his are.weil placed showing taste on the on the ground floor is the display ol life. The mul; heat was reeled off 1,, part of those who arranged -it. lt Eckford’e Giant Sweet Peas. These the romarkgbly pw; time 0; 213%, m,'would be a splendid idea if the pupils are from Fredericton, N. B., the,Cana uuctng the gl-Mk record by two Se. of West Kent and Queen Square dian branch of the big English coli-
conds made by the British Sol i r
Schools would take h ld of
ern. The collectiou"contains some
de on ' 0 .this-idea C
gh,-, .W-evmus day_ The second heat and see which could compile themes- of the- newer varieties among them .li was in 3,15 and me gm,-d heat was ni test and most interesting scrap hook new Blue Admiral Jellicoe now shown read horse race, Bob Mag emleavoru-_I to bo sent -to the boys in the treu- here i'or the first lime; li new pink up nil to tqkg t_he.»r,5.|@_ from Lu Uopgalches. ' ricot being pink on ii cream gi-oililflp; from tht; word "ppp HQ fm-Cer] me* ll new pink ni-avoureell. A vory good sumlon to the half in 1_0.; (om, of the HANDICRAFTS BOOTH. example- oi’ the pea King Ellwurii is fugg at halves ever paced in me Low. shown. Two lusgnllicellt whites, are
er lsrovtnuggy and me mm, ended in A very .interesting booth is that up-
showll, King \Vllile.llllii Etta Dylc, :tl-
2_13M_ Hmm 3*' 'nd mate, pawhistairs ill charge of Miss Lucy McNutt- so -Ecki'ord’s improved, Mrs. Town-
ther hoo for thir-.l and fourth money Hilda. 8., outfootofl,-her .western rival by capturing tiiird-,position in the tlrst two hosts. _ . ,l
we,-,pm fu |_u_¢|"_, may and made ,m0_|‘ll.lld Mrs. Davies-_ Here are dlsplayedisend- and the -John llngranl, all very
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3-87 CLASS TROT (STAKE.)
This tno_e»»w.os another .exciting One,
from stkrf to finish. and the time niadcf iiassplendid. Brago the .Halifax on-' try woh the race but had to step the third host ill 2.18-_W to beat Brenton H.~ in the-_second heal Brsge went to .nl break Mn- the~honic stretch, the -ouly| error he made. and Keltle won the heat in 2.20 flat. Kettle won seconil‘ money and Brenton H.. third. - -
1'l-iis“2.so ci.Ass_
This race proved one of the bost of-
the meeting . Little Smoke 2.18%-
was the-Yluner but had to keepgoills the whol way to ward off. Tile Abegweit, who finished at his 'saddle in the first heat. Lillian Pntchen ini
thc :iocond qjnd Queen (latherllle in thel final.-roundog ,The Al»egweit's showin! wasamarlpd difference from the Dro- viousday and died hisknee boots not' fallen down would hnve stood a S000 ohuuuQ_to~u,ka-the measure of'his l-law, lifax --opponent.-~ -Queen Catherine went- e. -splendirlyraoe, as also din Lil-l lion Patched. 'l‘-he heat time -wks' 2.18%. < -|
Free-For-All Trot and Pace. (Puraei $400.00.)
Lu Co is--P. A. Belllveau Bob Mliic--Edlsr Campbell
Hilda 8.-A._A. Stewart -sister listen-‘J-l. R. Crockett Time-2.1855, 2.15, 2.13%.
227 Clan Trot 8£l)<o.- _(Pune
Brnge~ll‘ronk',l!onteliiQl' ‘ `
Kellie-__W. 'l‘_. somvl°
Bf0ni.0fiV'_'|jI.-`-Hr~C_-~'H°.9||°_" ' Bud Moore-L.§,.~Acl¢or -- Upton Prlnolv- r. Jenkins --
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Lulinn satobqn-ll. xolly _ Casey. Cro( Ill--J. P. Smith
Timo-13%. 2.18%. 2.19%- \ 'rho next noe .meet will .take illacli at olintaam. N. B.. ol; <::¢~~4t: $0 5th- A bod o rllll 0. 995, _ *#85* :da Bgiirit rsterwlll be iield' ct.-
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MILI AGAINOT THAI. `
. I-x _ *_ mealilnvi ann-#eat-L
.-mageseao-gp
specimens of toys made in Canada to replace the German iilanilfaturell ar cle lt is hoped that .disabled soldiers will hs' able in time to take up this interesting work.-ln this booth are iso -shown sample-.1 of what may be done in the way of weaving. spinning, and- dyeing from-_ the simple home~ made vegetable dyes: instead,-_of the chemical dyes. and they make much softer tones and shades helnglnore pleasing in every way. it is hoped that more oi’ this sort ‘of work will -be done in future. In the same boot-il are to be seen three pictures by Miss»M-.~ \F. lrvillg which woll prizes at the Hali- fax Exhibition. They certainly are highly creditable to that young lady.
THE ART DEPARTMENT.
iid of the upstaii- department of the main bulldllllt ls a decided advance in overy wav over last year There is o lot more original work in the col lection. than there has been for seven. 1 years past. Some two liundred P50- tures in all are showin. The walter colors -are declared- to-be ahead of the oils. Some splendid crayon work is shown. Specllll-mention,-lgfdue-Miles H. Hnsm-ti -and-Miss -Eleanolvlo-owe for -original -water; colors - and -09P¥-- There. is.not so much china painting as last-year. but some .of the nieces shown are very pretty. . -
'rits oxhibit or photographs is rather
small, _Rev. Mr._H.asLam shows some beautiful colored D01”fl‘|1|lB~ MY- (‘.l¢a,ver Craswoll has eight very H111' ones.. His instantaneous Dh0f08\'&DlH' are decidedly good. and the -sllI_lB lil- true of the _snapshots tlhcwll by MIT- llarold Davison. Mr. F. Houston shows some 6X¢<-Ndingly nne views.
This dopartnlent which occupied one
6 .
a
INSECT COLLECTION. f
'rho lnsoot oollooiloa is very emu!
this year :ind the liclentihc names which should be- there, are iackinS ill'
m,m,,,._ _ onowins vt-thaliewvmleln ' lusidl:
v' - wzeo coi.l.£c'rloN.
'rho weed- collection is also smell
and contains only 0“° °°"e°"|°n gt th" >tg`|\'g weeds. T110 0fi\_lB!'B back_fnr..soms Years. ImD\‘¢;V°mi;“ _ || needed in_thls interesting reno -
,T moms worm. -_
'rbo collection or india" W°'l< “‘ not up to thestandard. Onll’ 'mg ` collep_ti%n_,,t}l moccasins is shown an l one of iid as baskets. .
rauovwonk sxmsir.
The--fn'ioy"'ir6rik exhibit was
before so large or so good. l ,l
beautiful-_ - -.
MAGNET CREAM SEPARATORS AND ENGINES
'~ i,;
prisoners -as it suffered losses.
casualties are not more than the num- ber of enemy prisoners taken. One division which had a particularly -.heavy task allotted to it took as many
_Britisli-Front in France, Sept. 28.- (Noon), vie. London.~The total num- ber of prisoners for what are regarded in all quarters as the best two days the British army has_had iii France-
llecp that the iz-illcli high explosive _. _ _ _ shells could not lolletmte them, had é ` " their doors cioscll ill by debris from G explosions. lndcml, with shell fire oi’
nil sorts, the British literally locked . the Germans iii-their refugee, alll
ight. On Asigo plateau our infantr
yrosmuepnrwai
raided a strong Austrian e trench
r- -ment destroying it with -lltinfl\'£'l`iiDd'\s st -in Upper Coredvaile valley the enemy
lilmone on Lake Gul-da -and als ziuuiilst italian positions betivcen A islo mill Avnaiu, (Tisiuoll valley ssy
old first. lille t'o:'tiiit-ntiollii, all tile :ill otllcial nunoullceinent issued t
power gulls uotlltl rolllllliinil llzls fouglli ll
against every nl-l. oi` modcrli defense.
Gorman lillgrluts which were so,
0 again attacked a position we ca tui-eq'
v~ recently neartlie summit of gdolit s Slef..' He wnijrcputtéd w1i.li"hoavy o~ losses. Qn the rouioillder of-the front y* lherc was only ‘L-.‘l'ti_l'ie_!'}’__';'ao_ttoll|
r - - Welle. Rep
are so many beautiful things shown -here that it is impossible to particu-
' R5- ‘larize. Perhaps it might not be ulnlss l _ to mention the samples of flax. It is ‘sh-:";'l?’1§tl-ltlle 11112115' lrlterestlllg things-certainly a novelty. Tile bunch ol
_ le roin~ilEh1¢ was 8 ucopylof they ngsslsclipibbxmgaw flax is shown just as it was pull.
which is comnllori by tho students oi u ' Prince Street School and sent to- they; P- E~~ IS’-and b0y.~l ut the front. The‘ 3
ch to it is
le hacklod product like wool and the
ot modern methods. ,l
1\ -!,_ ,». ~\.- "- ` 4
approaches 5,000.
Througii the nisgbtltllelle' was heavy
lighting. While tho British were press- ing forward their guns ill the path of the preceding day-'s gains, the -sun rose with ll promise of another splen- did autumn tiny, only tg _become over- cast later. 'l‘hls interfered with all important military observations. -
More than 1,000 prisoners were tak~
cn in Thiep_vai‘ and the Zollorll \vork. in_ a military-sense -this work, lying between Thiopval mill Corcelettc, was regarded-_-as more important than the
'ported to have begun ivithllrawal of '|-
I
under cover. of its cllrtllill appeared ut. the rcliiuiilingr opcli doorways oi' tlio diigollts, which were :ill ronncctell w
tor cars, assisted ill tile attack, over- th ivllelnliilgniucliinl-. gun positions. I
The taking of Tllio viii .ind 7011(-in '
tions llrouiltl Gl'lllidtoul‘t and in thc-
cll, nild ulrezllly the Gernluus ni- ru- @-
cruslled ruins of the village. Here, at the hinge of the battle front, with the
illclr batteries ill that lleigltborlioofl. pr
iooob -P.aoosEss_
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r' - r- al' fl- g - ,- A , ,F __ . ._ H, _._‘_ S;
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i (Special to the Guardian) libaha. According to rt correspolirleilt tl PETROGRAD, Sept. 28,--'I-‘he Rus-_of the Noliveo Vrolllya that town for
.ilan commander, General Brusiloif the iii-st time in the campaign is under
has pushed forward his extreme left°the fire of Russian cannon. lmnielliltte: _ 'luring recent rlays to the highway to north of this district the Russfliall. I 'between Kimoplung and Marzllniwos forged ahead to the upper reaches ot' Eziget, cutting that important Austro-;`(Tllarny (‘hel-eliloch whom the stream German line of ccmmullicaltion some bends soutlllvzlril to Kuty Bukolviliib
miles above--Kit-llbaba_ After :l so--The extremely diillolllt lnnulitainous -
ries of desperate battles the Rllcsiane'._ country is oft'ol'illg' ovcry iuiviillltlgl- succedcd _in capturing il molllliuill to the ilcfeliilors :lull the lltlvltlivi- has ovorlookillg the highway wilicli gave licnll lllailc ngiiiilut troiliollllolls olllil-. lil. tllolil an impi>l'tiilll, stlntoglc lulvzlll 'l`lllr tntili llilllllnr' nf pl~l¢;nllfer:i izlkvli tl! tags. At tllc some time they took u‘lly tho itilsuiails I,-rlllliu slllce lilo war tilt rllllgn of nioulltslilis overiookiilg liirl-I [logon is -i2il,ll0ll_ clit
lie
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Fonr Islanders in British Steamers And 1;"
'-.1-“i-..“"L’asuaiiy List ‘Swedish Barque Sullli
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(Canadian Pnosu Despatch.) PARIS, Sc-pt. 28--Astrong attacl as made-hy' the Germans last nigh
‘Vllh Ulldlifi-lround lZi1l\f‘I‘i0S. and on the Vordun irollt between Tlilau- rilarchorl out the occllpllnts ns prison-‘ lnollt ami' Fleury. The Wal' Oillcc un ers. - ilollnced' to-day that the assault ha
The "tanks," or new urniol-o<l nlo- been l'cpuIs‘e1l with heavy losses for
if (ielulluns. - l Oli the Soiulllc front French batter-_ _ ._ _ --~¢---- .-.___-__.
- D ' ' - -' los :irc actively bolnbartiillg the Ger-
work lnolllis tilllt thc Gerlilzlll gun posit nm" p0S;;;0ns_ _
lllllgarillll forces niutie' two attack
valley of the-Artem have been rcvefli-‘1u,,-; night m,.;u- [rim-ina, in the west-
rn cllli ot’ thc- Macedollinli front. he rcpulae of these attacks by tho rclicli ulld Russians are reportedin
_______HW__________.___,_____________.______Y________.__________,:V______________.___________,. _ful ollicifll announcement given out
"`"""`""""""""""" ru U1-llay. No further. attack on
_ I‘1uillllaks'siuii I-Icigllt has been un-
", ‘ ` " " ' ` ' ilnr-laiicil by the l3ulgal‘ialls'.
` ,_ I ` _ _ v_ Un the Strumu front iie'ar Janiu, ' 5 V _' ' -- __ _' British artillery was mire active. ' '
-1 \.-_ _-_ ' ' I `
(Special to 'the Guardian)
PARIS, Sept. 28.-Violent cannonf c omitiiiuoll -on tho Somme front iyu nn otliclal cummulllcatlon issued the wal' ofllce tonight. Elsewhere
icro was nothin-; of importance.
‘o Coniiscate
` Big .War Proliis
(Canadian Press Despatch.)
iVll'll,B()Ilit.\lE, Australia, Sept. 28.-
lliggs. lniilisler of the irensul-,v,
lllollllt-ull io-lilly ill till- llmlsc. lhlii 1 guverlllllellt pl'ollof;t-li to uolliis- o all will' profits ill excess of ii
~ sillluli llluxillllllli to be established
li rotillre the limit ci` income tzlx_
oxolllptioll to $100 except ill the cast-_
lullrrioil lucn :intl of single mer.
llll llcpclllil-ellis. Old age pensions-
ill bo ill crousell to 12 shillings six rico.
The Petrie Manufacturing Co., Ham--_
ilton. Ont. Mr. L. H. D. Fc-ster, P. E.l
.island representative in charge havo`
Separators. Thiel company .has been selling the Magnet in this Province `icr over fifteen years and' they find -bueliless better than
estimation of the farming collimuility. The Company-alle-o have an Exhibit in the Machine-ry Hall under tiieynian- agement of Mr. Earl Foster. There is also shown- in this booth a one homo! power Magnet gasoline engine, which may be seen in .operation with a 700 lb. capacity Magnet Cream Separator' _'i‘ilc- heavy duty' engine is a marvel arid' in being niucll admired by those who know aigood thing when they see it. '
__ PA_'TON 1! C0. - '
Paton & Co’s. double booth on the
north side of the building is most tastefully arranged. -On, one sidells dis-` .played Wilton carpets, carpet sweep ers and vaouln cleaners and besutilu: ecru.,scrilil ¢ll`rtains.J The other con- partment is un exhibit of Red Cross -workers supplies. A wax figure oi u Red Cross nurse stands ln' the cellirr and arranged in order are flannels. flallelettes, twills, cottonl-1. yarns. hllit- ting oututll. patterns and all that goes to -make up the dry goods parapher- nalia of thole'o¥\E0»8°l‘l -in-R94--CFOHS, work. The -booth is--artistically -do 1 corated wdtl;-fill!-¥l_hile the Red Crops, ensign lan conen_ic\l°\ul--- on-_ every." hklld. ls_'; fill, j- ""“ii- 'L ' .i ` ."‘<
.-mu-i‘-&a=-»nos.- 5
"rho olo rollnlomwamt--firm or MH-’
former yours-u .~o'llbeydum»a-iunlsalilll'
sa l lr _ni -slam.. _. . 2;.‘;°.‘ll2“o.li.‘l....-...fo no
sides s ieglr-¢,%>“!l,il¢‘;9f Kyla;-r
'rboinns mm. wr me. _ and will ua. serine-Mnohlm -and--4 -
._ _l-;..\-lr' fy-.. rn the ni ry llall Messrs
uno or wost~C_l\¢»wr ‘Bm
--6 Wai _ '_
f.'.‘I.“‘..»f.Z‘_.o‘.‘;».-i'=“¢-'_3°..'°\%’-f"f--l»-,_»
'rho west chester engine is eulllnred
wi-.li both battery- and mnlneto _igni-
w
limo sro all-_o here Associated on-_N
a very line showing of Magna-t Cream'
ever. The Magnet by its many super-j lor qualities continues to grow in tlie`
The onsonity intllfipnnilhbed '- lost - '<cé`»'»s`al=n Prose Desc-lfch-l ' night at Ottawa contalnedthe names LONDON, Sept. 28-The .3500 ton
Chllrlottctowll. killed-_ ill action Swcuish bark, Bcliguclrl 633 tom Corporal .lohil William Iilllnc, Wood halve bccli siiilin
ol' four lslslldcrs. John McLaren British stcnnlship Sta-U18 *mil U18"
’ l
islands, Nortil, died of wounds, also A Gill-istinlllll tiesputull to Lloyds
llolllllrl William Gauthier. North lille- says thc' crews ol’ tile S\veii‘isil simili-
tico, alirl Bcmbl-_-(illurles ll. Moiiraiit, ship Kilutllildn and Dallin have bcoli _ _sourm wonnllml _ lmm,-._|_ l'lr:ri” is proilailly the most successful
Tile Stutlio was ‘li-uit repo;-toll up lwuilllction soon here for some vearli.
_._-_-_-___-,_-___.,,_._»_-._..-,_-_-_-..-.--_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_.-.~.-.---.- lun- nrrivnl ni Newport, |<;uglnull on 'l`llffl'<l was one cclltilluoua rlppleiuter-
since 1 1-2 wld' 2 1-4 11- D- '1`11@S° “li ship lcnntliilil-o null llnnln lov b ffl-"S as U10 story unfolded and the
Srptonlbcr il i`r0lll llcghort' ’l‘lii;
i e cell
iiles are very simple ill llesigll,:llill
ll _ lgrilst:-, Tllcrc :irc two S\vc-:lish nteilllr ll\lY'i"»a0lf’S ‘if U10 D10( lltliialllf’ YYIOVB are wely built, having all t.l10. ers Duilill our of 1,-108 tolls gi-ossiile colllpiolo- T0 '10fS<?l‘HlG U10 B¢0l`.V 1-4 atlvalrtilge fnunii in higher priceil`mhm. _f_52_ up _ eligines.»l¢‘our, live, and ten.llor:-lc Tm, ,_,(,,,,n§|\;|,_ Tilt-llilil ol' Iiliisgow \Ill0ll u. series ci incidents ill which power, .sing-leroylinder. -Iillllf=‘\”|i\l 'U'“"10.il00 tolls. l‘§\`"HH, has lwcll sullk. ll rine motors are shrlwll, also cnc iell, 1,,
llolrse power, t-wo»cylind'er »lnai‘in¢.-
motor. A consDicuous.fe'uture of the ,_ exhibit ls a 1917 Model Ford (‘al' ¢|
which soils for the llow price of $530. S|Q3[]]2|‘
in lCharlotteltown. 'Thgroompauy als<1l__ m ne -'Hifi 0XD9Cl £0 SWW 9-" "9" fm" 05"' 0 - - -'cnfl lloneynlooil. only to learn later the very latest moil'e'l__ This is n “ a H
small five pusseiigcr cuiuwhich sells .- -, _-“-
_ gl
for $925. delivered. The booth ,is very in
ll/ttractively set off with all ilmnle-nsc (C“"a‘"""" P"°“’ D°‘Pa'°"")
_ NEWI, 1 T E S' M L ZS A rolilcllios. bliss .lnllnqllcst as Betty
ploster ltliusgatgngnaatie 85'et3_1lkmf‘0l`iil Story ofgtdeigerixe V;‘mm‘;pwm‘ H lillidsuy the jealous wife and. Miss
e goo p n , - - ‘ . '
im
voifio 7 #+ve-1-4-|-|-
'O
ter Bros occupy the some booth as in
_ 'll'
NN? ‘D
Bruce Stewart G: 0.. are |howil18.l,§
O 2
rnnlous imperial .. .gasoline--nloearil-4.
IP
l|..|\ 4 1-2 and il 1-2 horse! po e` 4.
~l»
(Continued on Page Three.) the Bl-tir-ll stcaillcr Antinourl, in port "he “lm” may he "id Uf every lady
-al r§>~.=;llTl’~lf!lo1.l\'~2iil_» Owilig to the great acl-
vancc ill thc price of paper. of iilk; of type,-of metal, and the-'cost ol` production gener- ally,” Tl-i CHi#\Rl;OTTE~ 'town c.UAl<otaN<-una.
_liccessary_' _to adhere strictly to its subscription ratesns follows:
‘ll-ash-rs. o _l.-._-_I--iff; _ _ _
_ _L15 f For thc City, delivered
v V - ~ ‘ 1.. ‘
$3-5o_ per year For outside the Qty, - mailed V $150 por year For U. S. A_'_$3_oo per year
These rates fwiil be stric't~
ly enforced oil and after Oct.
-', 1, l<)l6.
*+°ff***‘|'*****O'f*f
oooeoeeoo-¢»o+
oo
Gerulnll submarine oil the const of Al- giers is told' by Captain l"isll-wick, ol
liere torilly l`or llilllkcr colll, ltllil llollllil irolil.-Gibraltar for Nev York. With
._ _ -. _ wt-such-a distance- that she coulil' not
"rem mrp‘dm_`“nd_mmpue DL" hanlllmiyl illterontilig play which all
i [toni tlle',lbnger rifle ranges of else ents*
my rliz'sd_s'teadlly ahead' -until tilt- _ ,
submarine -,fell ,behind _and gqva upinlf WEATHER
qw chase. -_ _ _
Many shells are -said -to have liii
phe' Antinous, one tearing away 11 part oi the bridge, another ltetr l
York. -
ATHENS. Sept. 28.-vis l.ollllon~-~
rison in Crete who are said to consist ofa third of the Greek forces on the _Island have requested the Entento Allied' cannula-tc ,provide means for their return to Athens. The Island atjilytilene hes, ,loilied the Veniselist movement, all local authorities havin
of national defence established in Sa loniki.
» _ it
placed themselves- undr the committee O
Mlnard’| Linimoat Cures Diltompor.
- f--At the Prince-Edward
her two s'lilnii cltiillre gulls moiilltcll.
'l»~l'~l-'l'~l'~f-~l'~|-\l»-IH!-'i\|'~l»-NIH!-+ astorn, according to-the cnptainptilc _,_ , . _, ,, _
, .gilt 'lilo \\llltv ‘.~l.~liel~ will he tho
stounier kept tlloattucking submarinel;:,iVrR__V,hm This is wid to be deck
--;_______E_ r
As il l'-.lilgll producer "l’tlQarly‘-Ma.-r-
riiiliglcd with not :t few good sized
.necoesl:.flr_v_ ldnougli to say lt_hllllze,ri
jealous wife .seeks a fiivol-co from ir hu:=llalld_ who by r:il'cllnisif\licc's is
tilrowll illtn the r~nlnn1\l\> rvl *-uniliizi' 'nnllliy Il "lii\'fl|1'r‘ .W-r_l`_»il»-‘l_" fill ic verge of boilig di\'ol~t~c'l the hllsf iland silcceefls in "mulling up" .ind he
his \\'il`c .<lt.il't ml! liyl|\1l`iill-ir _,ri
lslt fl lil,-<:l'1~o (lf rllvnrtzvl li.l§ ill-.ull untcil. There is eilought full pilorl tu tim story io make two ordinary
lialwlriliel nz; tim ilivori-u Specialist play iilcir paris splenttidly and in fact
:end _rroriiltullail in the cast. Tho spe- riullii-_~l worn also decidedly [ullny lust _:ul -_lui .l-ldcrl much io the enjoy llloilt of lxil. Till.-4 nfterllooll anti to-
.llualitl -.lc-_:__
_ , _ TEIIPERITURE,
- - _ be lo,-l
lug the -bunkers and. -,still another- _ lodging- just -_uve/r one of ¢,hg__bgner_.,_ istrong solitheasterly to eouthwester _V 'rho snip onlloo today for New lwlnds. becoming Ilwwerv.
-----.._..;__,____ ai.
(spgoigl go gh, qua,-dun) will he high tonight nt 12, and tomor~`
Loyal. oillcers and soldiers of the gal--'
‘ 'i _ I TIDE. liloii. ETC., L.-ln;-...al -'-
'r0lt0N'l'0. sept. 29.--il;-osli
The tide will be high this morninl, 11.52; and tomorrow at 12.56; lt
row at 12.20. 1
The sun sets this afternoon at 5.44.
and tomorrow at 5.42; it flees tomor-. row morning at 5.57; and Sunday _a.t. 5.59.
The moon sets this evening at 6.25. There was a new moon on Wednes-
- .-.-.~.-_-e.f.-_-_-_-._-_-Y-_ _-.~.-_-_~.-_-.-_-_-._-"yt-i.-{_-,e-_-_-_-_-_ ,-Q-,
_-Prince Georgéii _ I-'il -,.Re¢ali©iio_19 Atliellil
_.Q-it-_I E ~_ _ \__ I
HHS. -WL}_Q._hau,-hoeil_-lil lqoli 'lr fo
,.
». some, time i‘ej5Jf6ai,c_llt&g ¢ breilglovls of it tue Gro:-_ir court. to-L l't-cel <-
_ 5' ¥.d ii
telgraln from the King rcctlllhg jililll to Athens. _ f _
oroooo will _oooloro'”"i’
\= -T -War-_l_ni_niedlately
(Canadian Press Despatch.) ATHENS, Sept. 27-(Via London#
5013!- 23)-10.80 a. m.--The _ Asso~ elated Press is _in n. |$ositi6n` to gtuto
- positively that King Cona'tnntlne-'d6-
llfidetl this morning ln _'favor ,¢>f_`§`im .lliplnodiate declaration of war Bulgaria. - '
- llowlllt ltclllll'i
/\ deblorable drowning accident oc-
curred :it Murray Harbor North about i1 o'clock Thursrlsy___nl51rt__|,h¢ ‘mmm 'veins Gavin McLilre. aged 46. tailor, of. .that place. Jvlr. -Mcloure w-a¢‘on_; 5 Wav home from- the -Exhibition... lge. ,got off tho train at Murray Harbor station. and left for Murray Hurbdi Nortll in the gasoline ferry boat opori- .-iiml by lllr. lteynolds,__§ 'Qu nqsrl '- rho dock Mr. Mchure was holdingi-lg lantern iii the bow of thebqai; ‘$15, Re,vnolil.-l heard li splash, ' guy, ` -Mr. Mci.uro_ had disappg;:e”d.""%§ body was discoveréd__ilv_o'ln,lilute1p " er, but life wus' extinct. ,lt ls 1156 ' that he _took an attaoli'-_ol**u`_" 't. t - ".- blo which ‘causéd"'him t0"lg§-'iv . -llozirll. '\'
lit: made no attempt to _catch tho
lilies thrown to him and ltlls thought he was dead when he atruck~tt,lie-wpt- _el'_ ‘- _ V"-_ _li '
He was a widower, alid'floal?9's lfaboll
and daughter. _ ’ i-
_ _ ., , ~}
vlinal-tl's Linlment Cures `oidl. Etc."
- oonnnnsnuo-ans. of
'roo I..;.'r1i ,1_?0B` _ `
- ' fri,--Al-tnlrlelf)A'|‘to1c`
s2<b~“so‘rtsf*'“-s~',,t` -
frefalrevery 'vl`uy"liib f‘f;§l ‘ ' --on l..‘!_ ri' ,~‘.-N ‘ ` in _'"llti'}‘f§o§_ s-§"l'é§`n.{3-’-`-' -f""""»‘”*1l'5
P ` ` ‘_ `*j--'- o_o-¢;"as‘¢f»s" f-_"iff
sets or Fu Nl _
i\ionda_v_ flclobrl- 3, -.1t,.-1031 ' g `
'ivlkl-B-QQ
sos bilrad. _ I _ _ _ ._ - - 7,. VA
wAN‘rFo ~ A owwel
lor».uuli».n:zl ';i>u_-.n\v<rl'l:_i<l `ui_\' ‘rio .Mfr-i. 0:'--[£.j;_~;m|Bg W hlllrtli lli\'l_-r. Rumi. I -'-23
Fon ‘Esate 'AF"1"nA~ii'o§fiiv,~__sT
l»<»il~‘l', ii h.p.. `illirinllt` `_`llc'#';"4' ; f’ ` " __ .-lnnly :lin-_ oamewlrwing,-Rini _ -
*lo;_r.~_ n:_ - _ '_llaLtjoo-r.'bMo _ oorrace AND L_ci‘r_.?'<>.'fl ‘ ; bl
the most modern rlnrtj,,pf_en ‘ _j _ Apply to J- J., _Stnre§',__5 W _ y Stine----~ .-,_....l_..__£.'2'._§2i3,""__.- _ ;' wan-ren.../l Younis _ Litov,-,-,pan
play the piano in-_-the liylwmndibkg; _-.lor»~_ Moot bo-atll_o to .re:wt.nli|';t\; -lllicldr-_ Avnli' at ttlsfttollc,-`_ '..
-__A _.mini "f°5P_*_@‘§
ro Levi--A -l.-enbfsc In iam” main nor, in pr vntoll li.l#.l'~_ morlnm - - cons-eliinun,pa‘1lualqia»,1_
tllllsborl-o stroof, "1,"-1‘.'§‘."€"‘**¥1‘-“"‘.’i.i*f‘§`s-mi" ' ilry ano ma e' _ _ Piano Co.,.prect.icslly new. larguin for quick sado-,_,4»PDly P. 0. Bon 333.
._ *- FOX WIRE.-I hnvg lorno 1 ro és! goo‘¢£5Engll;h Fox iiilre -ln. - L14 an . s ` - - `
b_ _f ,__ '
arg; W ` _£_._»‘.; ton. _ _ , '_ .5 _ [_»_#-__-_y
_FR.§ALE,-itil#-Ono 4 `l’-' A
online. in xocd retinir. ` "‘ l ""‘,‘ cheap. Apply to Mo BNs..; ' Wiltshire. P. o.. or sr-noe _sto rt ooo. \ "1 ~,__,-
FOXEI 0 ALE- NUI'
day, Sept. 27th, at 3.34 a.m.
The first quarter of fthe moon will
he on Wednesday.-0ct.'4th. at 7 a.m.
The length of today will be eleven
hours and forty-eight minutes.
Mlnards Llnlmont our-no dare! In cows
liar Fault,-,_-___ & r .g 9 Q. _ i N'-1 L -A YV' ~ _py 0 . _ u , = _ --- rsy_'-Harbor-_ _, _-‘__-Qlbltilfnw
mins-4'; Llnlmm oar¢u,_m _'
V _ _ ` _...ni __ ,
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1-. ._ . ':‘\
. ga \. `, x
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¥ K. *Q*
'Lf _,Canadi,g By t lf;--_"’_~._f-,
t --l.i‘f~r\'nr»_\~_ .=l"o`r=t.__'.'?f~¢3il1zxe§" t ot’ Greece. brother' ‘of l{lll3,Constim-
1' Jr”
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