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PREGBYTERIAN SERVICE. - Ths service in Hampton Hall on

PURE unobtainable by ordinary fliligiatsge Aigdslffiierlin (gllllllocgilzll hold furniture todly. (nus-y) in ‘ an urc n _ me&n‘ elsewhere‘ Canada Wm ‘be “ 3 p. m. A“ are the Arena Rink st 2.30 p. m

heartily invited.

8th there will be service in the FUNERAL SERVICES — Th9 Baptist Church, Cavendish at 7.30

“"9731 “l m9 will Mlll- CBi-ilelille p. m. All are cordially invited. (éillglggdagook [place in ggorfetowlzl ° “Y a “um” 9 “new BON8HAW.—On Sundn . Aug. grvice was coliducted by Rev- MP- 8th the service in Bfllllihiilbflflll ‘Mggdilllfléeflls plal bail-rs? Wigfe J- in connection with the Presbyter- bouoval-{Tllgzigrlag lll Jiilvrrfl inn Church will ibe at 7410-. A ' - Y- hearty welcome to all. ‘

"CHILD INJURED.—Whut millli. CLYDE Rlvim _Ou gmnddy’

Aug. 8th the service in the Pres- red yesterday evening about 6.30 hymn,“ church at Clyde Rive,-

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Nomstop Run Will Finish at Noon To-

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The liwlllppei." running true to lam‘ . ill irout of Large f“, ililllnii last night nt 11 ofiodu to got away again shortly adurwsrds on the second last leg the; 1000 mllo non-stop run. 015st illgilt nt thc above mention- M “mu tlli- cur registered n irlile m 017321;, miles. Mr. Ernest Per- rv carrying on will endeavor i0 ‘u 200 additional titties ‘on before pun,“ up lit tlie tank at 8 o'clock ltiibaino will finish the run. ‘Thu following lbrtho mileage so m; by siliiis:

First Leg Bujggi‘, Enst—-'166 miles. pen-y‘ {Vest-Jill bllilés.

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0i maqlilficent household furniture at Arena Rink, Tuesday 10th at 11 o'clock sharp.

| am instructed by Mrs- J. K.

M, uugius purring ._uii nil.

when i119 eisliteen months old son will be at 2:30 p. m. Sunday °l POWG. 977i“? D°mm° "d Mrll- School 1.30 p. m. Kindly note , ‘D0110 W“ fill! "V" by an auto on the change of hour of services. filllills Parlféload near the child's Everybody wplmme, I d cine. The l tie tot although not . guided we5t__1d5 mded serlouelyinjalldl suffered consider- PIPE BAND APPRECIATEDF- Total mileage at time o! writing ‘tllbll! irénn fubhflg bfillidflfld flflllll. At A large numbgr u; citizen; and 732% miles, lllB 0 W!‘ 118 cou not e as- visitors turned out to hear the Approxjmute number of hours certalned as to whether any bones splendid concert given by the Cale- of run at 11 u"clnck last evenlng— were bmken- dfillillll P108 Build last evening l: 31 hours, t e Queen Square Gardens an It is expected that perry’ the EXGURTIONISTS COMING - everyone is loud in their praises of driver who took the wheel last ev- The s" s‘ Momrgo rmnbNew York m“ ellwliflli 9'°5r"m' enlng Wm get fidmdthmg mm 200 via Halifax with about-ADO passen- mue, to...“ n, 1 Km will dock hare next Monday FUNERAL norms - The fun- h ‘ g an “pp x mum {our m0l'llillg al. ten o'clock and will re erai of the late Frederick Groom f M ‘J 1 "- - ' .. . ,,‘;‘;'0,',§'.“d,,‘,’,'mo,°,,]‘,‘,;° “h” ‘a’ llillllflfillllég '1 p.m.. when she will take place from his late resi- wml reference to the guenm“ an for Qll ec. The S. S. Mun dence at (iaytown -on_ Saturday contest; so great is the interest 3:50 is a gm’, new steam“ o‘ l?" APE‘ 1th‘ services Elam“; at 1'30‘ mm h“ evening? ma" brought tons. s e s 432 feet loll;- 476 Mineral leaving at 2 p. m. (Not 2. i“! Wide lllld ililll llDBBd 0i Bovsll- 30 as previously announced) futur- iiundreds of guesses from nil poiiit reed know she is one of the 1,", mom Pen le- C l iof tho lslnnd»~ail and sundry dollig gnu; steumlm; that has vmted dd,- p s 0mg My’ their best in name tlie number cf port yo,- mme “mu 1t l; reddesmd zillions of gasoline the “WhinneW that all taxis and private cars avail- will heve used over the 1000 mile able meet this steamer on arrival COIYFUG.

as the passengers wliiwish to it is expected that hundroile. if make a tour of our city and sur- not thousands will be on hand

rounding country, by doing this it around noon todny to wclmmle the will iilefili 3001i ndvcrtifllng 101' "Whippet" nt I'm conclusion ni Prince Edward island. The S. S. this unique content, run plulL-“Ial-fl Munargo will make a second cruise of which will nppcitr in the next caning he" 885i" 0ll AIIBll-‘li 23M- issue.

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INQUEST CONTINUES.— ’l‘ho inquest on the death oi‘ Mr. Fred- erick Gnoom. who lost his life on Wednesday morning in the railway yards. was continued in the Police Court last evening, and after the examination of a number of wit- nesses, was further adjourned un- til 8 o'clock this evening,

Huntaln, Bell und.Co., are the lo-

cahlgenlm BROOKFlELD-Serviccs in the

Brookfield congregation on Sun- day. Aug. 8th will be as foliows:— Brookfieid 11 a. m., and Harts- ville 4 p. in. Sunday iSchoo l at ‘Brookfielll 10 a. m.. Hunter River 10.30 a. m. and Hartsville 3 p.] m. Kindly note the change of hour in the ‘Hartsvllle sorvice and Sunday

‘DELIGHTED WITH P. E. IS- ISLAND.— Mr and Mrs W. C. Muc- Kay. Edmonton, Alberta with their two children. Gordon and Ellinor leave on return for their ihome in, the West tomorrow morning the

Narcotics Smuggled In Steamer Trunk

(Special to the Guardian)

7th inst. The have been the NEW YORK Add __A large gueflm of M“ Maiéxayd‘ blimher at School. All are cordially invited. .-lI st. ,t k t t - ', _.]:‘:8§d\fi1tlli‘l0i‘ I'll" lil Willi llll 2l8 hont street and have greatly PRESBYTIERIAN SERVICE__

Oiiilel‘ baggage from tllc Mfiflfffifll cxprcss at the 125th VSircet stittlon of tlie New York Contra] lltallwuy today, was seized rby il-‘edersl agents and found to iconteln $100,000 worth of narcot- it is ibelleved that the nar-

enjoycd their visit, it dieing four- teen years till‘ their lust trip to the Island. Mr. ‘MacKay - sees great improvements in the city as well as the country sections, and has travelled u great deal by auto- mobile since he ex-

NORTH TRYON.—- The service in tlie North Tryon School on Sunday Aug. 8th in connection with the Vresbyterlan Church in Canada willibe at 3 p. m. Rev D. J. Fraser. D. D., Principal of the

AUCTION SALE of choice house-i ._.._

and having bad five years’ subse- CAVEND|8H.— On Sunday. Aug euce, o,

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Teaohers Convention

(Continued drum plfll l) sensing a permanent certificate

quent successful teaching experi- Il. One year's lNormal School training or its equivalent. a permanent certificate and three years’ subsequent successful teach- ing experience, or

lll Two or more years‘ Normal School training and ope year's

subsequent successful teaching experience. (l9) Each application for regis-

tration shall be accompanied by a fee of five dollars or such amount as may be determined from time to time by the Canadian Teachers‘ Federation or other governing body. ' 20 Application fees shall be

and Secretary of the Provincial Registration Committees.

(21) This plan may be amend- od in the sumo way as the Consti- tution of the Canadian Teachers’ Federation.

(22) On petition of a majority of registered teachers, actively en- fiflkcd. for separation from the Canadian Teachers‘ Federation. the work of registration shall be handed over to a group designated in sucll petition. but such action shall not ibe taken unless such majority shall include at least 25% of the registered teachers lil each and every province. Submitted on ibehalf of tile Com mittee.

A. E.‘ HEARN, Chairman.

At the afternoon session the re- port of the chairman of the “IIBIICP mmmittee.ilvlr. A. C. Campbell, wag read, and showed that after illl cx- pcliscs connected with the present convention were paid, there would be u balance on hand of $1882.64. which is a very creditable showing. and considerably better than was the case last yeiil‘.

It was decided that the next con- vention would be held in Winnipeg, Manitoba, nn-d an invitation was ex- tended the Federation to have some future convention in Ottawa, by .\lr. G. R. Mikel. representing the Teachers Federation of that city. During the discussion as to the next convention city, several of the delegates thought, that in view of the fact that tile World Federa- tion was to be held in Toronto, it might be well to hold tlie conven- a business

New Songs and Danc- es Captivated Large Audiences at Prince Edward Yesterday.

The "Rcsslsy Kiddies presented an almost entire new show st the

captivated. the audience. are, an Egyptian Dance, by George Martin assisted by six of the girls. Geor- gel Johnston, In Song. The Bryson Sisters, in new songs Scot" Clinton McGorman in “When l was Twenty One" Taken all in all, the inew show is, if anything. better than that of, the first part of the week and ls well worth sec- ing. The. other members. of the company. besides. those. already mentioned‘. Lillian Icy, mt, Gunn Sisters and Louis Chand- ler all give a preformancs that is a credit to any professional com- pany and shows the extreme care taken by Mr. and Mrs. Rossley in training them.. Saturday ‘afternoon “The Rossley Kiddies" will stage some special numbers for the chlidrcm. which will. be equally, enjoyed. by the grown-ups“ A. special. admission for children 16c. will prevail with adults at 37th.... ,. . . . . . . . . . . . .. “The. Rossley. Kiddies. will hid adieu to night and it will he patronized as they deserve

and dances. "The

Margaret Elsie

Fish,

Woodwarth. t

Bass, A. Lillian

Margaret

Charlottetown Saturd is to he hoped th

“The Prisoner"

Littl:

McKenzie Ker- Glrile, Par-

ma ROTARY PICNIC

About twenty Rotarisns and fri- ends attended tlie annual Rotary Picnic at the Cliff Hotel on Wed- nesday. The afternoon was spent 1|. the beach where surf bathing was indulged in and a programme if sports conducted. including vul- iey bail, quoits. etc. Deck qunlts was one of the interesting events ind about ten ladies competed. Mrs. Seeiy 0|’ Balboa. Pullalnll. Winning oul with Mrs. ll. V. Bun- iain s c.1080 second.

The winner in ordinary quoiis was Herbert Platl with itotarian ‘lanluel Kennedy second.

A prize was given for the best iwinimer and was won by Nliss Pauline Nicholson. daughter of Nir. and Mrs. Ed. Nicholson.

At six o'clock all proceeded ti.

minutes were rcad by the Secre- tltry. Mr. ltellbcn MacDonald. the chairman announced tilut he had rocclticd u letter from His Wor- ship Mayor liilllcr, asking the co- alporlllioll of tllc lluturillns in wel- coming the 250 tourists whu w‘ arrive on Monday on tlie steam eilip Mnnzlrgo.

lie also announced that 72 curs were required for the zlutonloiiilc, drive to lie given the teachers‘ on Friday. Twenty cars are still llced- ed and an appeal was made to tho Rofzlrialls to help out in this mat- ter. Any one who can do will please notify Mr. Jiyndman, or E. J. H. llorrisey. President of the Prov- incial Teachers. Federation.

The presentation of prizes was tin-ii mode to the winners of the sports by Rotariau Charles Chand- icr. chnlriiitlu of the picnic colli- liiiltec.

Uli illotlnn of the Past District (lovcrnor. Mr. George S. lulnnll. shrouded by Past District Governor (lrant, a vote of thanks was ten- dered llotarllin Chandler for the successful lllunner in which he directed the picnic.

Ou motion of Rotarian ll. H. Shaw. seconded by Rntarlzln .l. A. Clark a resolution of sympathy was

he

1y ry

Prince Edward Theatre yesterday. the hotel where an ext-client din A llfllil ill a avllmilv hind by ille Merino two of their mm! popular nci- was served in Mrs. lint-tern = - i ._ Canadian Teachers’ Federation dun“ numbgr. which w", u; w.“ be... m-yid i WHOLESOML- and Iliad w defray the lezlilmate receives during the firsthalfoltilc The llmnihly meeting of ilii- AND expenses of the work of reglstra- week..- Club was thcli held with Mr. J. t). NUTRlTlOljg tlon as certified by tho Chairmen A few of the new numbers which llyildmi-iu in the chair. Aflcr tlii ‘UOEPFRLHT

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__________ was steady and prices ruled steady. Prices for all grinds-s of spring slid winter wilent flour were iwll nlaluiainnd in spite, of an indiffer- ent dnmund. Tllc trade lll llll linen of mill-fetid l-ulltlllur-d on ilin light side illlli. illi‘ llllllfirfflllt‘ to liltl nulrki-l WllH sit-filly. Tim dt-mulld for standard grildl-s of rolled oats was smell but the feniiuK Will fit-lll. The fc-iltilro of L119 lllildllci‘ irudo was thc stronger feelinB that devclopl-ii for cheese and prices ‘were ndvnilccd a n-sictlon. wuulurn‘ gtailos were quoted at 1d 1.2 u, 1i; 5.44 per pound. Till! receipts wcrc 12.159 bOXOB. Till! butter trade was again extfomfllY dull but vnlimsi were uncitlngpd. Ne. lplisleurizr-il was offered at

Ross to sell on shove date all herded magnificent household furniture as Co“ follows: i Beautiful

"Hfliiumiilitincnt from ‘Russia.

cs were smuggled to this con-

his arrival,

presses himself as being particu- larly pleased with

the

beautiful

Presbyterian College. Montreal, will address the meeting. A hearty

tlon there, milking it convention only, and allowing the teachers to take in tile other more

and New Glasgow in a series of exhibition games. losing tlie first

iwhile others reliiniiled to enjoy a

.pi;no,1 Mshoqanycouch, 1 inlaid Table,2 Wicker Chairs, Reading Lamp. Clock. cabinet, 2 Walnut Chairs, 1 Ma- hogany Table, 1

tlonal book cases, 1 sectional Book-

Jaeobian Table, Sewing Machine. Brass Bed. 2 Sec-'

i

Mshoosny mini-f Cholera Epidemic

(Special to the Guardian)

iof cholera is spreading

Case and Desk.1 Bureau, 1 Walnut Canton 1.0mm

Dresser. 1 inia-id Table, High Oven Range. 1 White Enameled Table, 1 White Enameled Bed, 2 White En- aineied Chairs, 1 Wicker Couch, 1 urge Oval Mlffofi"1"$'frii‘fl'

Mirroni onqlnnldetccl Ejiqrsvlng, 1 Oik Hall ‘Seat ‘ins iiitlrror, erase Umbrella Standt Flour-pot stand,

iShore Farm Sale

iH-ALF MILE FROM SOURIS ‘ .,i H.

For

Piano 8M1. Nlimin-ciil bacilli-in», This is an ideal mm and

eluding Relipatws’

hiliwl‘ °i' "l0 beautiful location with first class row morning the 7th inst. for Band. Through the kindness of Ml‘. _ - made the working of this moment- ritrlfi andhsfvcralfvsluablev sets. 3lbulidinq and in a high state of cui- Ivan Redd,“ we large motor boat Chicago where he will attend the dds orgmdzauod ‘dune do," to MS it c "l c ll "i Qirillli. GIAIWWIPQ» tlvatlon containing 90 acres and "Bun" conveyed the party to me sessions of Supreme Lodge. heal-Bush .oniy a rnllc from churches, schools. grodddd, Iddvldg the Marine wharf Knights 0f ‘Pyiilillll- M1110!‘ ‘Mflfi- r

Kitchen Utensils and silverware, 1

o?“ “MEI i ¢°ll¢ili Many Vlillablfstorce. wharfll and station. Pictures. Sale positive no reserve. '"'i’°m°" ‘Mmlday i 1° 2-30- Th8 stock and farm machinery. biggest sale of household furniture

"ti" l" "ill city for sometime. J. A- McDONALD

Auctioneer iizgsglg-ml,

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CANTON, Aug. 5. —An epidemic amonl;

scenery 0f the island at this sea- son of the year. ‘Since leaving this Province twenty years ago he has been engaged in coal mining and has made good in this business

ANNUAL OUTING - The Corpus Christi Cliolr held their annual pic- nie at the League of the Cross Camp at Haggaliys Wharf. The Choir bud as their guests His Lordship Bishop OlLesry, Right Reverened Mon- signor . dvlaugdce- ipdgDonald. Rev MoCabe, 'Rev.‘_ . J. McIntyre of the Cathedral s ff. Rev. W. Mc- Gulgan. FortAugustus and the members of the League of the Cross

invitation [to all.

ISLANDER DEAD — Mrs Nich- olas Colwlll, Kingston received a telegram Tuesday afternoon, con- veying the end news that her eld- est brother. William Arthur New- man passed away nt eleven o'clock that morning at his home in Ded- bsm, Mass. Mr. Newman formerly lived in this city, when about thir- ty years ago he moved to Dedham with his wife and family.

WILL REPRESENT CANADA AT CH‘ICAGO.— Major C. L. Mac- nt Arms leaves tomor-

Kay. Supreme Master Knights of Pythias

important event. A motion in favor of this was lost by a single vote.

An interesting part of the morn- ing session W35 the presentation by the teachers to the retiring President, Mr. R. E. Howe. of a de- gree gown, as Mr. Howe is to be

ba

two ‘games to Westvillo. to comr- taklng the verdict from New Glasgow yester- day by a score of 12 to 9. JPhe Abegweits, tlie absence of five of chi-s regular

ck in the final tilt,

notwithstanding

dance at the hotel. .-

Islzllitl League. lt is therr-fnrc ex- pected that a record breaking at- teildlillcr: will view tllc contest not forgetting those who "jump“ the

during the remainder of the week. tendered to Rotarltln 'Vlr. it. E. __<¢o>—~_ Mulch and l-lrs. Mutcli who had 33 34" pergfimunflékngiie “Sear; A been recently bereaved by illc 191M190 2'4 vijgather vrovamm: l I‘- death of their son. to tlie warm u “ed macuw . A vote of thanks was tcndcrcil Mr. tlii- egg grade F2131 Dun“ {Ham xiilil J. J. Diadvitllsrfor llglc szlleln- ill::'l":ElIil(“}t'.37c' firs“ at 33c per Tile Aiicgwelt baseball tea-m ‘will l“ n er, inf” ?" or e O ("If . The receipts were 071 arrive by thc Hocllelagzl today!fiqzildlfifijpfifmm "Adkins an appmu from Nova Scotla where tliv i:=-, _ ,3, . lenders hooked up with Westvilinin ‘Uhuuf us)" "clock a nunlberpur u E L ie pally left on return to the cliy CONTRIBUi B HE

COMMITTEE.

._-_ in this column will be found from

tlie iiilrd honic fixture of tlie P. Ilium: to “m: "flung mug" differ-

ilnu slightly 1mm the mam; fol-ind

iirr the other column!‘

, Every scene in Nature-every ‘work of Art-presents different sp-

honorod with,“ a few days b Amt lineup gave a great account of ddncy,“ ‘ - dia University. which will bonfer ilzlelnfifgseizile “teillfiyhfiisy? heuaffigi ‘frtoarilanxlflitfilccfizdllis ‘sleweed azunl; upon liim an honorar degree. ‘ ‘ " i ' . .

Fonowmg the arleryuoon fiesslou strcniglll ll diffcrr-nt Slnry no doubt it is therffkdre th: intglfilortlhtl-l. an eloquent and mwrestlng ‘lddlress would lluve been chronlclcil in tlie H1050 il-IF" 5 "lilt ° Pa” of m. you the “League of Nations" w“ first two games. HOWUl/Cl‘ tllc MOVTREAI M“: 5 WTM dulbicoiumn to correc so‘ u“ a’ glvcn by ,Mr_ Henry R Munroe’ M_ Liirb llvcd up to obligations, that n d“ "h," h“ "_ll',lru"_ro‘ri,lell the p» statements contained n ll PIP . ‘Lsuperlnlendant of Education h" is return girnlos with \VOSiVIlll'.| ‘f t_‘|'_ ‘. ‘(',_lfld,’an‘ n," m, and to present some wh ch an

ms Said Clllifl ‘got a tcam iflflPiilCflpmt m“ m ‘H gr wmk wholly forqviicrl 0i‘ "Qllifliud-

Nova Scotia, who showed ill lecture n complete grasp of his subject in every detail, and who

under the capable niunngclileiit of} Lon Campbell, and glad to any the] lggrcgnticill reported progress ill

least one fixture.

the Aloniri-al market fills

was irnlltiliucil iii totlays scssiuil. The local trndc ln cnr lots of ants

You wiii therefore find mstten which will be crisp. readable and Jnstructivc.

You have no doubt read the

about 2 o'clock. An hour and a half pleasant sail up East River brought the happy party of about 100 to the camp where they were warmly welcomed by Rev. P. Mc- Mahon. D. D., on behalf of the Dengue boys. Games and the regul- ar catnip sports took up the after-

ficer in Canada and it is very high

WI" u" Wm‘ or without "om indeed to represent all Canada

Write or call. P. A. FIOON EV Sourls

Supreme Lodge. opens Tuesday morning tlic

The (lmlvelltlon liiiil

for days.

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CLASSTFVIED ADVERTISEMENTS

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noon which ended with a delicious supper. The League of the Cross Band brought along their liii-itru- liients and very kindly rendered ll lengthy programme during the afternoon. Before leaving. cheers» were given for His Lordship. the clergy. Mr. Brown, the iChoir Dir-

POLICE COURT —- At the Poi- ice Court yesterday morning two autoists were each fined $10.00 or twenty days for over-speeding. Two dog owners were fined $2.00 or ten days and 85.00 or ten days res-

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-————- ' f ‘ ‘ ’ ‘ er please communicate with Mrvs ecu"- Riiv- P- iilcmalm“ and the biteifinTlailtayt-itstille ggglnxisltyrsgbnz! £25 Agents WBJIIZOII 5"" Clldlly. Murray Harbor. 2i League mys- The ‘Mum m” w“ for using obscene language wns ad- §_ . . - - enlivened by vocal solos and cbor- Joumem An Hum,“ {or drmfig a AGENT5 WAN-Eb |5°R uq-Mdqacn. 109111319 1191p Wantgd “MS- car while intoxicated was given m A";- dueraondl ‘jmzmmdd thirty clays in goal without the iCards in every city nail town. WANTED AT ONCE- A MiAID. °°“°“ °i i‘ u" “"1 1°’ ‘lliivil’? $10. in $20. weekly easily earned Apply at Guardian. 2| -- wthout markers “id “ddmmial 5°”