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Series No. 9

LUCILLE Love __

- Tense gripping situations and startling climaxes

in this number

of the Queeujs (`ount.y Magistratvfs B Court in Charlottetown on Saturday, C 1:- case was heard _by His Honor Mr. o I). E. Shaw ln which Catherine Doyle, t of Mt. Stewart, was charged with a 0 first offence agaixist the Probition Act. 0 The evidence showed that she sold ll beer and that beer taken from her

Millnn i’ouud to be of a strength of ii something over six per cent. Defend- sc ent was convicted and fined $100 and 13

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IT PAYS to buy in this province.,

YOUNG PEOPLE‘S |AL.- A

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elightful social was held in the \'\,"' _, ' `

hool-room of the Baptist Church (\\_,_ /’ ` _ _ _ _ _ st night. it was ini opening nm-t 5 “ wreck for which his crime is answerable-Featuring

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PROHIBITION-_--A E A lm ~TION.--tlldr; Charles Lyons, the trea- ° 5-gl fr.-'».".i\ A

C S .- t a s ng surer 0' t e omeu's Patriotic As- , _ ,U inf' "°' ` ‘

im . iii ii i ii it <1 _ RA\\hi\ __ .

This fvlhrxivaccrnof-iedzhgtigetiieceiin .\\ , -Vitagrapli Special Feature in Three Parts-

f the sum of $55 from St .lames‘ ~ ‘

hurch, this amount being the result , ” Hea on

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it §uIi?ii§';iiI‘hlii:tIii‘:tiaI§iiiiiztaiiiiiiiiiii - “THE Collision ‘ ons un s. -'r J ,, ,_ ' _ _ _

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Death of His Son-who is

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Pathe Company Presents

Hop Heads Dream - »

AND An indian Eclipse

Along Came A City Chap Two Biograph Comedies

An Unusual indian Drama

i A iefforts to rescue passengers from the ,_

burning wreck, were all vividly por-

`heatre last night. The story shows 8

`fe at the hands of an enraged hus- I

whether his suspicions are justified. A If just retribution takes place when he ii loses his son in a terrible railroad 5 wreck which shatters all of the cars

ng a solo, Mrs. I1. E. Match itod

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piece. Miss Dockcndorli' sam; a solo in-Bunn m D|SgulSQ~-

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and who dues not stop to make sure two contests and the interest was I I . -W _ _ _

een in both. At the close the win- ` l THE PRICE Dl?MI§NDED ~ _

ers were lined up on the platform A Ol`i€ R€€l LU lll e3ture~

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We have some special things in Men’s Working

Gloves-“The Boss" is a heavy Canvas Glove with leather palm-suitable for mechanics or any one who requires a cheap glove for “Odd Jobs”-What about the work around the furnace this winter.

The Boss at 39C is a stunner. All other Gloves

at a discount.

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he most thrilling photo-dramas ever put on the screen A comedy and drama made up the other reels “The Wreck" will be shown

PRINCE EDWARD.-By far the

it-st instalment of “Lucille Love" since thc commencement of this thrilling series of pictures was shown at the Prince lddward Theatre last night to it crowded house. The photography wus inagniflcent and the popular hero- inc appeared at her very best. She was cntrapped into a dangerous house and iu the most exciting manner was rescued by the kindly-disposed cap- tain of the liner on which she was brought from (lliina. “Loubeuue" was a masterpiece of acting and the whole story surpassed anything that has gone before it. "A Modern Portia" was a splendid two-part drama with its scenes laid in France, the beauti- i`tiI, the prominent character being a fiuc looking woman with legal ability who. in the strict pursuit of duty, successfully pleads her client's case and sends her betrothed to prison in the result. “The Crash" was a stlrl- ing conledy which created uncontroll- ablo laughter. “An Indian Eclipse" was a splendid drama in one part and was i'ull of rugged country scenes. The whole programme was one of ex- ceptional incrit-iii fact it was one oi’ the bcst over put on the screen ut the Prince Edward Theatre.

UNIVERSAL MIDDAY PRAYER-

At thc (Iity (‘ounciI meeting last even- ing llis Worsliip Mayor Sterns read ii lciicr which appeared in ii recent m»\vs~,papr>r signed by tho ltev. J. Tay- lor Smith. Chaplain General, written i'rom the War Office, Whitehall. The lctter asks all people at noon io offer n pruycr on behalf of the soldiers and sailors of the lilmpire, which would be ii-»so\irce of comfort to the mon to feel that they were being remem- bered at one und the same time the world over. Tho letter is as fol- lows:-()ur Soldiers and Sailors. Sir, ‘May I, through your columns, ask

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CHlLDREN'S AID-Under the chair

Treasurer, Mrs. Cotton, Rev. Canon

D. Seaman. Mr. McPhee, the Trnant Oilicer, and the agent for the Children's Aid, presented his report for the last three months. l"or June he reported 29 truunts, 14 lor July and the same nnirber for Sep- tember, the same children being report- 4-d against alinosl. entirely. In con- sequence oi’ the nature of his report. Mr. McPhee was instructed by the meeting to prepare evidence to lay be- fore the Magistrate against ii. certain man and wife in the city for liiibituul neglect of their children.

KNITTING FACTORY FORMED.-

“The Reid-Raynor Knitting Mills Lim- ited," is the title of an organisation .that is to operate in Tryon to which letters patent have just been granted by the Lleut.-Governor-in-(lounciI for incorporation for the purpose of inan- ufucturlng, selling and dealing in un- shrlnkable knitted underwear and all other kinds of knitted garments, also blanketlngs, cloth and clothing, and of carrying on such other branches of business as the company may deem expedient. The persons incorporat- ed are Messrs. Samuel E. Reid, of Try- on; Benjamin I. Ituynor. of Alberton; J. Artemas Lord, of Tryon; T. Henry Smith, of Tryon; Charles W. Ives. of Tryon; E. Ryerson Reid, of Tryon, and (lyrcnius A. Clark, of Tryon. The capital with which the business has been floated is' $36,000, divided into 1,400 shares of $25 encli.

*thc students and ull who were present to the opening meeting of the Young ‘People's Society. Ile explained that the work of the Society on Monday nights would be educational and social. The devotional part.0f tho

all people when tho hands of the clock point licavcnwiird at noon, to offer a prnyor on behalf of our sall- orsand soldiers? l feel sure the

bored throughout the Empire at one and thc sonic time will be a great

One cent per word lirli insertion in this colum. ha|_l _cent per word onli continuation. Cash must accompany order. Minimum chu-go

Twenty-five cents.

; Vuitniiretissiiitninss

source of comfort, strength, and help. J. Taylor Smith, Bp., (T. G., War Office, \Vhitchall. August 10.

llis Worsliip stated flint it had been

sliggoslod to him that the (lily llall llell might be rung cvcry day at noon in ilet'croiico to the i‘i\l|iii~st contained in tho letter. I-lo thought it was it suggestion which wus well worth putting into practice and hc did not think any objection would he raised.

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WANTFD FOR SALE 3 CLASS A FOX OP- »- ii 85- -

vmrss-‘v'wo“M'ei~Trt7m;T;t “Ona "Ply B" 1"' °§"',,,,M,,

:ind appoint ngi-nts, i-xpcricncfr un- FOR-S-A-L-E--_T3-PAIR-S-YOUNG-Shi ii(-ci»ssi\,.,._ posiiiiiii glitxiih _o_r__ vcr Maul; foxes_ Class ,,A.. pedb ummm) to mm ws' -W-»;`i}"1"..`\,i.;l,'| gree. Crawford Hayden. St. Pe-

_ _ _. . _ . _ ."""`f` “ "-1, ters, P. E. 1. 5131-s-ztimzoipti

AGENTSWANTED-iiioiit-y <_-_usiiy ciir-,ER._-S-ALE 6R7§§|-DE-_ T-HE 35

month ri-gistereil llolstein bull and 1 month old lloli-itcin bull calf; also about twenty lhousiintl house lathes.

ned soiling our l’ci-rlcss Scrics of Personal (irr»i-ting i‘.urds during your sparc time. 'l`cn ilolliirs to twi-nty dollars per wcck cnsily cnrncil in liulf un hour cat-li cvi-iiiiig. (mr cards ure the ciicapcst und iw:-.i.__ selling on tho inurki-I. lloolc lrcc. \Vrit. Toronto (Irociing (Yard tio.,

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529 Pope Avenue. '|'oroiii.o.

l I"l".MAl.E IIFZU’ WANTED

WANTED.-- A GIRL FOR GENERAL

lioiisi-ivork, Apply ul lhti (lt. (lcorgc

535312-ll-'.’hllli.

Street.

55721-9-l»l n

U'1§'iii'i`I5tf "air i-`,\i,oo.\:wooii Hos- ygtat young women for wu.rd work.

ZIT 30-7-28mt.f.

liiinicl G. (foinptou, Bangor, l’. lil. I.

55532-il-ltltiipd.

we Aus Now necsivino LARGE

sliipiuciiis of Dry Goods, Glassware, lloots and Shoes, Inspect our stock. Wi' can suvo you money. This is the bei-it place to buy grocerii=s, and all provisions. Our prices are the lowest consistent wltli quality. Muc-

- Nevins, llonshaw. E476-il-5M2\vpd.

FOUND

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FOUND.-At thc riiilwuy siiit"n\ gold

muy have snmc by paying for this nd at this office.

LAo|Es"wANTED To Do EASY, 5,-,l;7.9.12 mgl Dleaselit. coloi-his Wmk at h°"}¢’~ (‘an make $15 to $20 weekly. lax-

perience unnecessary. no canvass- nl

"?_`i.i` 1ng_ National Decorating (70,, Dept. .- ~ -» ----- - ----- -

N 69 Adelaide St. East Toronto, BOV WANTED-A boy about 1.. yrs.

_ _i of age, with good reference, is ,vant-

._a0l.].l"~-_,__-. __ ~- eil to learn a good trade. Address PUHLS DURSESI MAH” AND " "Z" P. 0. Box 116, Charlottetown,

if "tizxrzze is:

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'" “ dd D, ss PRIVATE ci-m|s'rMAs GREET-

"' For particulars' a was ' ing ('iird sample book free Solic-

Arthur V' 00”' sunt" Taunton hors [make from live to ton' dollars Stat’ H°°p"'°l' Tmmton Mass' daily. l3radley~Garrctson, Desk E.,

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Poli'rio\i'i"s" Piioros ENLAinii<;o

SAL.; _____,__ nll sizes, Crayns, Pastelsand Oilets

'~l E ONE UEBEC SILVER (onvex Portraits and frames

i-on.AL: 'Q' f» I - 8 black female pup. Also two pairs specialty, (14x20 raised glass 50

lfolt-Renfrew silver blacks.” Ilox cts.) l<‘. Young, 72 Upper Queen St., 454 Amherst, N. S. 5549-9-11MfI'. Charlottetown. 5137-8-26M1mo.

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FOR SALE.-50 pairs young ranch

bred Mink, 5 shares in 1914 dlvl- dend for --mv--L Siu" bl-ck __l|_'3£Q'_El$5L"4N[f<P_--_ and pattill loles. T. Gordon IVM, TEACHER WANTED FOR THE Montague P. ll. I. 7-3lMEtf. Springfield School, No. 12. Sup-

plement ($30.00) Thirty Dollars. Apply io Chester Enster, Secretary, O'Leury Road, R. It. 5576-9-l49lpd.

"If you are looking for Eood soaps ?EKéi€ -Fmgfai 33.". il,‘.'.i l‘.§‘,‘.‘.,,‘3i$.‘.Z“Z°..‘$‘,’ii.’I.‘£.‘;§,.“‘1T. ,,°'°,=;, ,gf , ,.“‘,°';‘f<°';;3

I '°“P"l“““‘lr7 5°”'l"’- hum Bolms' bath giilljigclenietlit. .lil Wo(l‘tnm.an, Sec. - soaps, transparent soaps. Soaps made 5518_9_9M91pd_

by Proctor and Gamble, Pears, Fair- `-~_~;-vANTED_T-E-l-FACHER F R-B--W-Rm E-_ ‘nd Puckm' Frm" "li" Ngmm ' town school No 65 Kings Co. Apply

n cake upwards. The Two acs. ‘ Gm; _Goalie nn ,aku to the undersigned |ecy.C_ B_ CLA1

gg'_f__, _ ; i sm-u-s msi

cuff llnk with lnitiiils inside. Own:-r

The proposal was met with unanim- ous npproval and it was derziilefl the City Bell be rung (three strokes) at the stated hour every day common-_~.ing tomorrow. This is ii very coiumcmr- ntlo departure on the part of the Coun- cil and Hills Worship is to be congrat- ulated on having suggested the matter to the Council. _ l

MOTHER UF `

SilHll0l Gllil.

Tells How Lydia E. P'inkhani'| Vegetable Compound Re- stored Her Daugh- ter’s Health.

Plover, Iowm-“From a lmall child

my 13 year old daughter had female

weakness. I spoke

to th no doctors __ ' 714 _‘;"_s_` _‘ _j" about it and they did 1 ~ 1

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_ , not help her any.

Lydia E. Pinkham's

Vegde;;li>l;eeComi

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};,_ great benefit to me,

,_Q‘_~ so I decided to have

\ Q __ her give it a trial.

¢»i§-',_,- J- She has taken tive

i ly,-¢,__,_,.¢ ‘ bottles of the Vege-

table Compound se-

cording to directions on the bottle and she is cured of this trouble. She wal all run down when she started taking the Compound and her periods did not come right. She was so* poorly and weak that I often had to help her dress herself, but now she ia regular and ls growing strong and healthy."-Mrs. Miuzrm Hi~:i.vio, Plover, lows.

Hundreds of lueh letters exgreeslng gratitude for the good Lydia . Pink- I ham’s Vegetable Compound has ocean- plished are constantly being received, _ proving the reliability of this grand old l remedy.

If you are III do not drag along and

continue to sud'er dx in and day out but at once take Lydia PInkhsm’| Vofe- tiibls Compound, a wonnn'| remedy or woman’| illl.

lf you want special ldvles write to

Lydia B. Plnkliani lodiolno Co. (enli- dentlel) Lynn, lou. Your lettorwill be opened, road and answered by al worn all hell In-euiietelllllh.

work would he left to the Wednesday evening services. Next monday night |Ainertcan Consul Mays will give an -address and there will be some spe-

kiiowleflse that they are bcins remem-'cial music. .Each month there win no

'one Monday night devoted to ii loc- tiire by some person of prominence. /\ll‘~ft1d_\' n number have been secured. The Young Ladies Aid Society will have charge of' one nxcetiug each month und the Pastor will conduct on the first and second Monday nights of each mouth un informal study clnas based on the delightful little hook called. "The Young Christian and his Bible." Them will be other socinls from time to time during the winter, It will be seen that the Baptist Young People's| Society is planning on a very in. teresting wintc-r's work. The meeii- lngs are all Open to- thc public and there will he no charge for uny of the lectures or entertainments, Lust ni;-ht ice cream and cake were ser- ved. After some patriotic stmgg H most pleasant evening wus 1,p(,u“ht to ii close by singing "God Save Tim King."

lil Ullli Kiiilliiill

('oine .\ustru|iu, come New Zealand-

t'-nniidu, with liciirt of gold, lb... Colne and help to keep this frcclulnl

|~`rce for ever as of old.

_Hangs bei fortune in the iiolnncc, ‘ Greedy is her foe and fierce.

Help to prune his l<luglc's-tulons

Ere its beak her bosom pie;-ce_

Yonder rants the lord of regions:

He is false its yyou are trim. You as well, O younger regions, » He has lusted to subdue.

Not olonc shall we lie clovcn If he scale our iron wall. ffl With our fate ls Yours inwoveu, And as one we stand or fall.

Fain would he ride ruthless o'cr us:: Hfmllif in Wrong his-|h0oi abhorred. Strong in Rlght'ls She that bore us--

.\lake ,half stronger with your sword.

BY WILLIAM WATSON

CHANGED HIS NATIONALITY. An old countryn-ian stepped into a

car. 'l'hs` car was crowded, so he had to stand. Not accustomed to the hllhd-Straps, oti turning ii sharp corn Br, he was violently thrown on to thi# |517 Of a young lady. The passengers tittered, but the

son of the soil felt ii bit Awkward. The lady pretended to take it, in good part; but. he still failed to learn the lesson, 'I`he car gave nn- other lurch. Again the poor chap was flung on the young li\dy's lap with ii suddennoss that made hor Iole her temper.

"Look here, sir," she said, with

nn indignant air, "have you no man- ners? Where do you some from?" The passengers tlttered, and the

sou of the loil, half-bewildered, re-

piled:

_ THE PEOP_LE’S-_A bead-on collls- W _ _

on, a realistic train wreck, gallant the programme was g0od_,rhe`sch0ol_

‘iw ooni was filled. Miss I‘.‘~dnn ‘Jordon J lm B in if " _ -‘ .' ,' __ lilly

1-". trnyed in tl 1 thrllliiig three-reel fea- gave A re°it“l“‘°"' Mm” Lnid “Ht” ' ° u

V-!”i'l»»i I N T W 0 P A R T S ture “The l\lI/reck", at the People's sa

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MONTREAL |52

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::For any or every disorder that

may effect your horses, cattle, sheep or swine there is a Royal Purple Specific. Ii’ you want to make your cows give more milk, if you want your oxen to put on more flesh, hens to lay more eggs, want to put vim and gin- ger in your horses, you will llnd the right 'preparation in our Royal Purple line. Why not call in today and look over the stock. Maclfinnon Drug (‘,o., corner Great George and Kent Streets.

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:zlf you want a good investment

put your money in the St. Lawrence Silver Black Fox Co., Ltd. Full pur- ticuliirs on application to Wm. Moran, Secretary, Box 506, Churlotetown, ' 3363-7-10Mtf.

suogiiuo

Rev. George W. Irvine, of New Lon-

don, was a recent visitor io*St Joliu.

Mr J. A. Lord, Tryon, is at present

on a visit to the city.

lllr W. A. McQuaurrio, Hampton, was

in the city yesterday.

Mr. Gordon Hughes and Mr. George

Lewis, city, left yesterday for llalifnx.

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wccks and lit:

tlc daughter, city, loft yesterday on a holiday visit to Ilalifax.

Mr. and Mrs. Erskliio Stavert, of

Amherst, are visiting in Charlotte- town.

Mr. Wnltcr Grunt. of tho Fur lfiirin-

ora llurouu, lius returned front ii visit to llnlifax, N. S.

Mrs. ltlatliiiisoii, wife of llromlor

Mailiiosoli, has lcff. on 21 visit to Amherst.

_Iilr lluniphrcy lliggs, of \Votiiski-

win, Alto., forinci'ly of (?liarlotl_oto\vn. arrived last night for ii short. visit.

Mr ll. ll. Illlson, of A. Horne & C0.,

returned Inst night from ii business trip to Toronto and Montreal.

Mrs. George S. Inman, has returned

to (.hurlottcio\vii, having spent. tho summer months in Montague.

Miss Alice llfolfeown, Moncton, is

spoiiiling tho week wi'th friends in (Tliurlottetowii.

Mrs V. A. Dunlap, Moncton, luis rc-

luruoil froiu Souris, I’_E.l., where she wus upomling it month with friends.

_ lilrfl J. \V. \Vi\I‘f'Iiil, (l]\g|_r]0i_(e|_0w|\, rclurncd homo _yesterday from visit- inft Mr und Mrs G. R. Mcliure, Link- lctlor, l‘.l'I.l.

_Miss Nessie Evans, who has been visiting in (hnrlottetown, ii. guest. ut the ltuss Iloici. lofi. yi-storilriy morn- ing on rct.iirn t.o her Iiome in Toronto.

_. lllisg Muruaghan head niillinor with .itonley Bros has rcturneil 1';-mp Sl.. John whore she attended the lviiiliiig mlllincry openings. `

i Mrs Iliirry l\li:Le:iu and three clilld- ren, of _l‘.E. island, are visiting Mrs McLoaus mother, Mrs llobort Mit. cliell, Amherst.

Miss Jean West, Picton, has left

on ii visit to Charlottetown and Oth. *if P13905 0" i’l`lnC€ Edward Island.

_She will nttend the Island exhibit- (ln,

Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Brown left. yes-

terday uioriiiuf; for tlit-ir lmmo ln Northam; while In the cli__v tliey wort- the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey Brown, Fitzroy St.

Mrs. Frank D. Gnte of Newtown,

Conn., who has been visiting her sir. ter. Mrs. Aubrey Brown, returned to Stanley Bridge, where she is spending her vacation with her brother, Mr. Charles MacLeod

Mrs F. D. Smith of Winchester,

Mass., and her sister, Mrs Lottie Tyler of York, Penn., and her limo daughter, E. Mary Stuart Tyler, have been visiting their mother, Mrs N. McNeill, Elm Ave., who Is very Ill.

Mr and Mrs CODP. of Bale Vorto,

were recently tho guests for it few days of their daughter, Mrs W. Avard, Shediac, N.l3., an route to P.E. Island to remain some little while with

“ltjl hard tae tell, ma'am. When

Ali cam' In Ah wie ti Scotsman, but noo Ah’m a I.apIa|ider,"

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friends.

Dr. 8. R. Jenkins on Sunday morn-

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'“""‘ clety and it was siicccsafui in every A HARRY T. MOROY ANITA STEWART

ay The attendance was farce and

Carlyles Horrible Jealousy and Vengeance is exptated in the

killed in a terrible Railroad ' _

nd gi\en Union Jack badges as ' '_' _ _

_ prizes. The- room` was tastefully de- ' 1 Watch forthe HEART OF WOMAN-asthreo

of the great express train into splln- comted with “agar and Howrs |¢ev_ _ part Domino M|litai& Feature. Thursday- canes

ters. The collision is overawlug to Z_ L_ Fun B chairma “.€,1'cOmed _ at Valcartior Camp- neilt for Red Cross.

;'f,'§,‘_‘12?,,‘f;,ff},'§y}zf§,§if,';"0Pf{,§ While Father Telephoned Andrew Carnegie’s Gilt to the World

of Management of the }Chlldreu'Ls Aizl ‘N AD S , Society, was held in tie t§it_\' ‘our -

room yesterday afternoon. Also pre Know’ cj 2 SIIOWS 2 “ T 7 & 9 P M

sent were Mr. \V. L. Cotton, Secretary: _ s\|pQfi°f) S D . 0 _

ing received o. telephone message from Montague, requesting him to go there immediately to attend lir, Fraser, who is ill. Dr. Jenkins accordingly drovc out, returning at about midnight.

Mrs. Daniel Mcltite of Nmv Jersey

is visiting in Clizirlottotiiivii at thc iionie of hor brother, Mr. Aubrey Brown. It is nineteen yctirfi sincc Mrs. Mcltae visited her Island homo, :ind has found great changes and improve-

Mr and Mrs Itobcrt Robertson re-

turned yesterday evening from it ilirco months' visit to Montreal, Qiicbcc and Amherst, N.S. They will rcinaiin it few days in Sunimcrside before re- turning to Cliiirlottctowii.

Mr ami Mrs George Irving, of New

York, urived in (‘.liarlotf_eto\vn lust night for ii short. holiday visit to Mr lrving's’ father, Mr ll. l’_ Irving, Vor- iion Itiver. Mr Irving is editor of the North Ainoricuu Stuflciit, published in New York in the interests ol` \'.1\l.(l.A. and general social reforin work.

Mr George Gardiner returned last

night from Toronto, whither ho nc- coinpuniod Mrs Gardiner on her way to South Bend, Ind., where sho went to visit her mother, Mrs Il. lil. Strong. Mr Gardiner, on return, culled :it Vail- cnriier to see his son, Mr George Gardiner, jun., :ind other Island boys \vlio are going to the front. Mr Gar- diner was greatly inipressed with tho completeness of all the urrungemeuls in camp. The sanit_ar_v conditions were perfect, and the health and spirits of thc soldiers wcrc excellent.

lion. Murdoch Mcliinnoii returned

lust night. from Toronto, where he :ilteniled the Exhibition. Mr Mcliiu- iiou informed the Guardian that, not- withstailtling the war and war talk, the exhibition wus as great it success its usual. Unfavourablc weather dur- ing the first few days culiseil somo- whut of u silrinkago in the nttcnflauice, but this was l`ully iniidc up al`terwui'ilS. The exhibition of live stock, fruit mul fish was all especially iutcrcstilig feui.ure and drew forth much l`:1\'our- nblo coninient. The ofluipnicnt :uid facilities for exhibiting were vorv coinplcto, und on the wholc tho lllffi cxliibition i-_oinpurorl very i'uv0u|-uply with any that preceded it,

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SPY ARRESTED.

LONDON, Sept. 14.- A pr@t‘nti0“S

residence within sight. of Windsor ('35,. tie was ruldcd today by thc police, who seized a quantity oi' Go;-im", Cm.. rcspondencc. Tho occupnnt ol` thc house, tin unnamed German, wus nr- restod, and is now held at thc iloion. tion camp for German prisoners, Thi- prisoner is said to have luovcd in the hest circles and to lirivc i-iiii~i'i:iinod members ot' the ltoyal family.

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