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SEPTQMBEB 8.1917 _ rnscnxnnorrnrowu GUARDIAN. -_ . ._ _ '_ __ _pxe;';§isi§ss ‘
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.E 5'-.ti w I "rind line or business or pror::;iit<?:;iI PEIf$I'l__II!LS A I
Perisisr
Diarrhoea
Mixture
You can use this remedy \vlth pt--r»
r--tt i-.orilidciicc of getting the bcstrti- ,nits in lin-_ i=lioi'icst possible time :rid for your int"orination the formula 1; plainly piiriicd on iii-e label.
li you are suffering from summer
complaint, painsiri bowels or similar iiiliiients. give this- eifectve prepara- tion ri charrcp to help you as it sure-
ly \vi|l.
Price 25c.
E. A. Foster
CENTRAL DRUGST ORE
Boy wanted to learn thi
Drug Business.
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BRITISH CASUALTIES IN AUGUST.
L.(iNIl()N, I~'icpi. t'».»-'l`llr total of
liritisil rzasirztitlcit url all l'rori|.~:, ni; rcpoirted ill August, is_5$i,Sii. diriilod :is folio\\'s`:`
Killed or died ul' wonilils: (.)tlit'cl's' l.:la; ini-.ii. lo.:i4::. `
\\'oiiiiiIcd or inlissilig: Uflircrs. -1.-
i2'.’; mon, 422.469.
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Lil/ery Stable properity. .-
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-IT PAvs to buy in this i-i-uvinie. I
NEW BUSINESS.-Mr. A, Mu‘clr.
Fred Burke. il. H. llorue und H. It. Hillsotr are establishing a garage ;-.nd service statloii in the fornier ii.obin‘s
A WAR ANNIVERSARY.-Three
J'-GUS H80 tomorrow, Septenlber ith. 1014. sixty-eight island buys left for Halifax to go on garrison duty' un- dc: command of Major Boulter. with Lieiit. McLeod and Lieut. G. Elliott Full. 'l‘ht-sc iireri were all members of the 82riti‘ Roginiellt and enlisted for garrison d|it_v us' ai first step towards the bntllclif-iris. Lieut. Boultei' is still in Halifax. All the others are overseas. in France and in England.
SIIIIIII IiIIIlliilIllNS
HALIFAX. N. S. Sept. 8.-(Quota-
tions furnished by l<'. I3. i\lc(‘ur'dy & Co., stock and bond brokers, ‘incin- bers .\|oiilreai Stock ldxcliange, Mc- tfurdy ijuildiug, Halifax, N. S.)
'SHIIIIKING SIAIE
Yesterday Today
Atchison ‘... , _ , fliiii;
A. F. . . . ... To
Am lroco iili,_`¢ Ani S K- ll ._ .. 95 il-i-"ig, Ariacoiltla . _ . . . .._ T0 itil
can . . . . . . _ . . .._ rw; fr
.i|i;1,»’_- init, tilt.,
DON'T FAIL T0 HEAR Rev. Mr.
Clny‘s lecture “Slum Life in Ne\v York" in Grace Church next Thurs- day night. 80354)-8Mtf.
THE MUSICAL EVENT.--The mus-
ical event of the 'season \vill be the recital by Miss Hazel Bremner and' Professor Hinton in the First Method- ist Church -tomorrow evening after the regular service.
A FALSE ALARM.-The firemeil
were called out about 8 o’clock last I
evening for ri supposed tire- at Brigh- ton Avenue. It appears that three boys entered Mr. Thomas Strick- Iuntfs meat shop oil Stewart Street and told lrinl there -was a house on fire oil thu street nientiorled. Mr. Stri-
ckland promptly seirt in the aiarmf The firemen made a quick\ responsef and hundreds of people who were on the streets at. the time. and score.-i oi' an-tornobiies with lights ai full glare nil hastened Brigllton-ward, Init fail- ed to locate any sign of a fire. '
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Ill AFFAIRS EXISIS
IN IIUSIRIA
ROME, Sept. ti.-l.etters i`ourld onI
Auslriari prisoners depict at shucklii;:`
Can l'ac . . . . _ ... il'i5‘4 157 _ (`ruc ... ... dsl.; 6815; M. l~`. Vt fills 80% Moy Nor l’o\vci' _ 89%
|’rs 62
lteailirig 82%,. S. I". _ . . .._ ... 907;.
ii! 1./I 817.3 til 1,.,
Stu . . . ... _ _ _ 42% 4II‘.,
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IIIS Sth'
1071.;
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‘state of ut'i`airs in Austria. particul-
arly at Trieste. where it is said to lic
impossible to purchase at any price oils, r-ice. potatoes. sugar or coi'l`cc.I Motley. says' one letter. is ol' st-ur't~elv, any use iii Ti-it-.ite liet-aus., of the o ormous sliorlage of i'ood and <'lol‘i'iii;r. ’l‘liere is little meat on hand, 'i`lr.~. people ol` 'l`riestc are dying fi-uni lacii of nutrition.
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¢ AGENTS ‘VA NTED
PORTRAIT A'GENTS.- A NEW
lint- of proofs. first class finished portraits. t`r:irricii at lowcnt prices. i'iill or write llic I`uited Ari tin.. -I liruuswii'lt Ave., 'i`oronto.
5075-8-25MSat4l.
AGENTS WANTED T0 BELL FOR
“'l`l1o old reliable l~`nnthi.|l Nurser- ies." Wt; teach our liieii to sell. Ex- pt-i'ieiice` ilrirlcccs.~‘ary; highest coll-\~ rui».=s.'ons paid, handsome free equip- ment. Storm it Wellington. ’i`oroiito. Ont. 7023-9-1 MetIsept29
li().\RI)1‘IRS \V AN TED.
LADY»_ST_t‘JIf<ENTI'_.S CAN BE
BOARDERS WANTED.0NE OR TWO ________________ ,__ ____....___._.. _ tzoriditioii. Apply, Phone 117.
tunic students can he co-lir[ol‘talllyIWANTED AT ONCE THREE BELL [,0.|5.g_g4_\];f_ zrciroiitritlaiuil, Apply lit Glltil'lIiilIi‘ bt)yS. ui. ViCIOi`Ii»i IIUi"I »----~-f ~-~-- --~~-- '- ~
(lint-9. Ttlfiti-9-Li)ltl`. T0-til-UM ii"T0 L51-_ RQQMS F05 HOUSE.
cash accompanies order. with mini~I~-- ~------~--~»~--~-~'~ Ki--~ ~~~-~
MISCELLANEOUS. I
AUTO FOR HIRE- CHAUFFEUR.
Cainilic I". Arseiiault., Piiorre 175-JI can-ug., 13:: in-nit si. 1;:7o-7-2.ur.iI -------.~~--~ I
FLAGS OF ALL KINDS REPAIRED
at 22:4 Grafton Street. I
_ 1398-7-4Mtf.
IT IS ALWAYS SAFE T0 SEND AI lioniinion Express .iloney Order. Five dollars costs three collis. I
soi5»9.sMi~;1r.,‘
PRIVATE SALE OF FURNITURE
A private sale is now going oil of all household furniture, almost! nr-w. Apply 230 Euston Street. -'
5035-8-23Mti`
[IELP \VA N'l‘ED- _
¢
'21 an VJ
I MALE _
_._.._.___._.__,_____,____ __ _*gi WANTED.-GIRL FOR GENERAL
i;iouse-work. Apply -i9 Longwortn AVO. 7088-9-ti M iii pd.
_.i ; GIRL I WANTED-FOR GENERAL
housework. Apply Mrs. I). Ste wart.. 1b5 Kent. St. - 3058~8»11Mtf_ t
WANTED AT ONCE FOR P.E.I. HOS-'
pital. is-mart young girl for ianndl'_v.‘ Apply Miss Kilburn. Hour-iokeeper.
7il7li-915l\13ipil. ,
._------.---._-.~__¢__.-. I WANTED- TWO COMPETENTI
maids. Friends or mother and
I
I dauglitcr preferred. Apply to Airs.:
l". \‘\`. Daniel, co F. W. Daniel (Io. St. .Jolirl. N. li. titilir'i~8~3lr\Ii$i. ‘
THERES A MACHINE FOR VOUI
|ici‘r.*-Just ilie \"l<Jit\' 'l‘Yi’E\VItl'i'-I hilt you want at YOUR price aiidI practically cn your' terius. A. lillllrci l<‘raser. Halifax. N. S. 80iii‘
' HELP WANTEII--M ALE.: MEN WANTED. Lasoasns. AP’
ply at Water Works Otllcc. I
S005--9,7r\ltii.
\cLEm< wANTuD.A Bov 'ro LEARN, ras-i-sm-iiilpti
iircoliiiiiuilntifti. Apply at ti\ir\l‘ti|t\III Ui" I’“*`m'5*""~ "V ‘in "xi”"l"('""°'II ""`“""`_‘”""`””"_--i`- onn-t-_ ~ 7os:.r-ri-sri-ixipir. 'mul for Gvuv\'=1i Slvrv- M- U. Mr- Fon nr:NT.- 7 Room House ALL
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Gowtiu. liilmuir. I". ld. l.T05S»ti-Iilileiii
-~ - -- - ~_ - ~»- ~-~ -- I kt-rplin:_ |'uriiis|icd or |rnt`urnislietl. ACCOMGDATIONS FOR Two coL"l wANTED""`10 MEN To "'0G"WAGESI .\ii':lls. .'\plli\‘ 80 Lorllrworlh Ave.
ing.. ,,¢m|,."l, at S t'pp»>.r liillslln- $30 to $40 por inoiltli. All wages paidiz Z ` (mm~_831MSi_
riiililit Sl. 'r'tl7i`i-l-I-i'»i\'liii|.»il.
ist f»i`_i»ai‘ll llroirlh. \\'. A. h‘:ivr,\'vl'.
Iiiouiri Ste.\vnrt_ I'_ I).
l: I T097-9-lliitii‘
i-‘oit 'sAr.E_
FOR SALE-~ FORD CAR 1915 MOD-
WANTED A RELIABLE BOV ONE
who iilidemtalitis taking care of' it horse. Apply to. Mr. Patou at l‘at-I
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"I in llirt-_ I-oridltion. »\Dbl.\' itu_\'i mm MIL gp|;;;_9.7 M ..-;1_§
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'I'|ll'i'|)||i i-ii (I\|;||'|llllll ()fIIt'i'. I hill" v ___>_ ___ ___,__v_________________ _____‘ ---M---W -- ~~A~-'Y' -'~-Y ~ -~~- - intl..-lsii-ii. rust;-s.:..\i:ii|.ii.iWANTED_ YOUNG MAN W,.,-Hlro LET-A CQMFORTABLE Room __ . . ..._._.__ ._...-- .. ..»- ` .UI M. ,M \.,,.,,.,. ,“,,,,.,..,,..,. =.,, H sluillnl Iloflr in luiwli- i'=»u|il_\'. OXVPATHOR FOR SALE- USED ' __ . _ ,'._ . ,. I-...; .\pp1_\- si llirisiiiii-ri sl. ` liill_\ li fr--.\' lin-zitlii. floral :iii in-w, UI" ""“'|" _I_m""\"-\ mv 'aiu __7p55,.9.;,,\|yf_
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'li-'t |ir;i~i- \...i. \\-lil scil lol YI- -I - I _ .. . . -
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‘ \\'i~i|.- .\..<-_ i:ii.n»|i ii oline. sol.. “’ “i“ ‘I " ___'>__'__>__W_'
-----~----'---~--r* QXCESMEN __ Exc|_us|vE LINE FOR SALE_'Ex-THA FINE Mlm( for ritv. town or couiitr_\'. Big earri-
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‘U“` “mf to rmslwll “oo” (` ll' ~;. iced. i'erlrlurrent ali|"""”"
liovyer, Georgetown, lt. R.
7074-9-iliiliipil.
FARM Fon sALt=.-A oooo FAn|vl.- i-viii. 8013-0-
ccine quick while .V0\i_ may Him
r see the crop or write to William E.| wA~TED__ A MAN En-|.|gR
l\lc(‘.aliuiri. Harrington. Lot 33-
' 8028-9-8M5iDd.
Fon sALs- N1' MoN'rAous.l Dwelling house and l'ot. owned bi' Daniel McPherson. a very 1185"' lblo property. all in good' TBPHIIV
Aopiy to McPherson Bros. I
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FOR SALE-A NUMIER OF CHOICE
mllch' cows. some to freshen this nioritii. Also a registered short- iiorn bull. 2% yrs. old. Apply to A. tl. Mellrtt. ilnioll Road. ‘
8027-9-lIM2lpd.
\‘. I .ir llvpatiiilcril _ .-\ppl_v ‘li. _
ings gllill-lil I . I _W-3,. job. No nxpcrierico necessary.. Wi'itr Luke lirotliers, l.tii.. Mont-
BMEGI.
A BST
7°33`9`lME"' I-touss 'ro LET.--Lewis 1'AN'roN.1
MAR-
,.|e,| 0,- Hingis to work on farm. I-loni-we furnished for married man. No milking. ,Good WBBGS “nd steady eiiipleynrenr to rishi man- Aunty W. A. Mutoh. Hopeton.
. : . 7087-9-5M3ipd.
- sozfi-9-siusipap
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T0 LET OOTOIER FIRST HOUSE
or apartment furnished or unfurn.I~: shell. Applyitillppcr Prine., Street.
_ soar.-as nal pa. ’“‘”"°'“M“'. 1"'-.
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GIRL WANTED. BY OCT. 1, GIRL
for general housework, able to doi plain cooking. no washing, good' ivages. Mis. Il, Weeks. 129 l"itzi'oy St. 7068-9~4Mti’
E T() LET.
LE'I'-- FURNISHED HOUSE
or rooms. Apply Gua|'dia'ii Oillcc.
-I O
roodern improvcnieuts, ln.-et. of-
"'0 I.ET-A FURNISHED COTTAGE
corlsisiiiig of eight rooms very corri- fortnhlc and warirr with all modern roii\'i-lilcrii-ls. .\ppl_v by letter to "l-J" care tiuardiiin tlilicc. t‘li:-iriot|ie- town. Mtf.
'I l‘]A("-IIERS \VAN'l`l§D
WANTED.-A FEMALE TEACHER.
(l’roicslalit preferred) for it term Oi' eight months. conw' -ncing the first of October. App* ‘rinlg salary. to Arciiibnld Clarl- .I llarry. Mag- dalen lslailils. Ttillii-9»‘.'M-ilpti
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WAN TED.
WANTED TO PURCHASE-LIGHT
rubber-tired ru_nubout_ Bend dcscri-I
ration and price wanted io I". 0.i fin; 54. Charlottetown. M Iii pd_i
WANTED. TEACHER FOR BELLE
River Sc-bool. District No. lilo. Stup-
- plonieii_i $50 Apply tn' A. W. Mac-
i.:ll'.-ri. lielle Ilivor. l‘,I'J. I.
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itslims und Objects Outlined
_hy Dr..._loIIuo nt Dinner in I Gliorlottetown. Looul Club to abc Organized., ' I _
>An lnformal~-dinner was given' to Dr. D. Ai Moline, Dean of-the Faculty of Law, Da-lhousie~ University. and Mr. C. J. Burchell. barrister. Halifax. Governor add ex-'Govt-.rnor respect- ively ot' the Rotary Clubs of tht Eighteenth International District. Halifax, ‘ln the Kozey Kleiner, on Thursday evening. as briefly report ed yesterday. Mr. W. pil. 'i‘idmaisl~ presided. and among those- present il addition to 'the two, guests wcl'e.~ Dr. Reid. Messrs. -Il. M. VauBuski_rlt Walter S. Grant. Ed. Saunders. J. 0 Hyndinan. J. E. McClart_\”, lt. I-l. Jenkins. (`. H. Chandler". J. A. Web ster. A. A. Pomeroy. J. .’t. Burnett G. S. lnmair, A. Irwin. t‘. I-l. Black. W. T. Watkis ani1.W. A. Stewii_i't, nn( Prof. J. A. Clark.
After an excellent repust, the t-hair
man explained the object. of tht gathering was to hear an addresr from Dr. McRae, Governor- of the Eighteenth international Rotary Clul District. which embraced the Maritimt l’ro\'iiices and to take such action ae was deemed ` desirable towards th. foinlatlon oi' a rotary club here.- Dr Mcltae. lie sa-ld. was one of the rnan,\ islniitiefrs who had left their shores and done well,-he woirld have pre ferred' if lie could have said. had re lnuiued at home and done well, ns i' was a pity so many of their' hriglitcs' and best had to leave the island ti t-arre ii. way for themselves to fain- cr for-turic, or both. 'l`lic_\" had alsi witlr them Mr. C. J. Burt-hcll, the ex t_l-ovcrrioi: and he also had kind-l,\ tonsented to alliiross them. `
llr. lilcRat-_ utter a few prelinrln:ir,\
rernurks, saidz-
"\\'liat is a Rotary t'iuli'."' is often
asked. and liearly as often left uri z‘nswr‘|'eiI. ll -is ti question to wlricl '.1 conlplcle. and <'oiiipi~elrellsivr answer
cannot be i.7,iverr_ it rnigiiiylm salt. is lr- \\'eekl_\‘ luln-ht-;iri club cnabl iiig t-origeriiai spirits to nicer together Lil stated iiitei~val.=<. Or it might bi >-aid that it ‘is a club oigniiiz/eil or
the unique principle oi' having onli rue rc-pi-eselriative 'f'r'o|ii` airy line 0 l;~uSilic-_-ss or pi'ol`es:=ion. Oi' it nligh he dcscr‘iiiei1'as a club which enable. its members to get better acquainted and irlto deeper fellowship one with tlrc other. (ir it might be called al oi-1;:-iiircfliioii to t-iiable one to lake
zi -I~cpcr iirtcrcst in the work and iiiciliod.-i oi' other inert. `0r it nlighl be .said to li-~ it club to enable its lnenrbers to cooperate with other inert ii' fit' “sring the social and civit work li. :ii- roriiniunity. lt might In ilesg~r'ihcd as airy one or all of thesi things. and it would be true. but still rue in so t»‘~:.i<'i'il»iri;_: a ltotuiy Clul woiild he coli:-cious of lrzlvillg olnittct it-orlrctliiiig in ii< r-oristltution, object: :iid nletlioris which is essential to r true dei-icriploii. 'l'iiere was a certain
indciiriitcness I about Rotarianisril
wlriclr enabled it. to`iidapl itself tc the chnnginlg conditiotis in which wt live. and it was this indellliitcircss that rariscil its perinarierice. The first lIo_ tary iflnli was .~tai'trv-"ily Air. Paul li .Ilarris iii' Chicago in 1905, and the original nieriibers riict in one another's <-iliccs_ 'l`lu-ir ihcy met together' at
:'iip_pcr' and cxr~lialrg'crl views rind I=er\.rd aililrcssrs on questions of thc tiny. and finally they introduced thr weekly lurit-hcon systerii which brought them togetlicr iii the nildidc of the day for <~uiit'cr'enrc and ox- Lharige ol' ideas with ir view to tile i`ur'tiicralrco oi' the public weal and their own'culigliteriiilent. 'l‘lie reasons why rin-\nil»e~r'ship was rolltlrrvd to one
it;-pl'<-siultufivc frorn I-zrrll line-I ol Iiusirress or profession. were to elim- inate :ia far as possilile jealotisy and “tnlklii;.-; shop" :rnioirg the meiiiliers. and io nrake the one chosen realize the rcsponsibit_v and dignity devolv- lllg upoii lilrii rind io ar-I aci'oi'tli|ri:l_\'. Experienci- iiai-.' proved that this sys- tcni had woi-kcd for the benefit ot’ the club :ind the 1-(immunity in which li. t=xi‘il|~<l. .»\ liigli staiiiliirii of pliliiii~ sr.~'\'i\e was I-.v|»»~|‘t|\iI from the incur I*-c"~' ot' .-'int-lr ii illib. und in every ili- sriiiicr' irliero ri club had been stirri- ud that had in-eil i.~nlizet:. 'I-‘here were over 2750 Rot;ir_\' Clubs' Ili the United Staffs. :il ln Canada and I8 in the iinltrd ltirigdoni, all affiliated to the international orgnlilzrttion with headqirarlei-s at Chit-ago. Noi one oi' the clubs given u charter had failed. and ho Cid noi see why one should noi. succeed in l‘liariottetown_ The ofilrliii platforin of 'tire Rotary Club was their not foriih and' lic preferred to give il. in the oiilciul terms so there would be no iiilsuiiderstauding.
Recognizing the coninrercial basis
of modern lift- as a necessary incid- ent in hunian evolution, the Rotary Club is organized to express that proper relation between private Inter- ests and the fusion of private Inter-~
ests which congtitulcs society.
'l‘o accomplish tilts purpose more
effectively the principle oi' limited' ami reprimnlilntivc lnnmbcisliip hun been ndopted, the llntnry Club consisting
Each member is beneilted by _ I with representative men engaged .lu different occupations, and is enabled thereby to meet more intelligently the responsibilities of civic and busi- ness life.
The basis of club membership
sures the representation of all infer- ests and the domination of none lu tlie consideration of public questions' relating to business. On account. 0! its linilteo' membership the Rotary Club does 'not constitute itself the voice of the entire community on questions of general importance, but its action on such questions is of Steal influence in advancing the civic and busincss welfare of the community.
The Rotary Club demands fair deal-
ing. honest methods, and high stami- lrds in business. No obligation. act-
ual or implied. to intluence business exists in Rotary. Election to nlem- bership tlierelri is an expression of ::orxiie'ence ot' thc club in the nienrber elected, and of its good will towards Eiinr. As his business is an expres- sion of himself. lie is expected active- _v to represent it.
Membership in the Rotary Club is
s privilc-gc and an opportunity and
its respomiibilily demands lioiiest. ind efficient service and thoughtful- icss for one`s fellows:
St-.rvice is the basis of all business.
"he profits most who serves best."
'l`lie benefits to be derived' fi-oin a
Rotary Club art::_ . .
Making the acquliritunce nf men
von ought to know. '
Genuine, wholesome _I good-fellow-
ship. .
llcvcloping true and helpful friends. Eiiligirteiiment as to other nienjs
york, problems. and successes.
I-Iducation in inctlrods that increase
-eflicierrcy.
Stimulation ot' your desire to 'ht-_ of
lervlce to your fcllowmen and society in general.
Busirless returns tlral come i'roirr
enlarging your acr|iiairltarice\aiid in- spiring coliliderlre in you and your &lusirie.<s_
llr. iylcltne, iii I-olit-lusinil_ said that
.vhiie there was no pl.-dgc reduireii 'eguriilrlg the use ot' liquor. no alco- lol was .~'er\'eti at any lli:i1ii'_v lunch- eon; il was felt thi-r.~ wris eiioitgli good l‘ellow.~4llip among ltotnrizrlls lo go rollnd witlimil the neil of airy irtiticiol stirniilarits.
()li t»hl>. motion of l’roi'essor Alr-
narty, seconded by l\lr. Buriicii. a `ienrty vote of thanks was accorded Dr. Mcltae for his interesting and iii- r`oi'matlve ad'llress.
Mr. C. J. Burcheli followed with iiii
.recount of the work done by Rotary Clubs and at their annual convention. .uid mentioned that ut the last con- vention he had been specially asked by distinguished Rotarians \vho knew '.‘harlot.tetown and had visitce' here.
Zo endeavor to establish u club, and .ie did not sua why ri flourishing or- ganization should .not be instituted.
A general discussion followed, ami
fsvcryonc present expressee' approval
‘of the proposal and considered u
Rotary Club would fill a long felt want in the cuiiiiiiiiiiity.
,Fort Augustus to spend a vacation
'of the military camps in the United
r ‘lt I’.»J. :viii \-‘ 1. MacDonald, Sl. ’l'.. .::'.- gu\|..~' at Government House.
Mr. Domirick Doyle has gone to
with relatives there.
Miss Lillian Dewar is visiting
East Royalty the guest of Miss Mabel -Parkmair_ _
The many friends of Mrs. McDonald. wife of-His Honour' the Lieutenant-
(.Iovci~noi~,.will .be pleased to learn that she is progressing favourably in the Prince Edward island Hospital.
it >v_ Mr. Lancnstei°, Mrs. Lancaster
and child left yesterday on return to St. Anne de Bellevue after spending the summer with Mrs. Lancaster's pa- rents Mr. and Mrs. It. N. Cox. Char- lottetown.
Mrs. \\’. E. Bagnnll of Brooklyn and
Mrs. Daniel IJ-. Statler of Bi'al.tl¢.-- boro, are visiting their parents. 'Gov- ernlncili. llouse. called lronre by thc
Mis. (Dlx) D. I). Scarlncli will ai'-
rivc_ in the city torilght from Boston and will remain here until Miiritlay. the guest of licr. brotircr Mr. Rt-uber. McDoiriild iof the Patriot staff) and wife. On Monday she loaves for Georgetown on a visit to hr.-r mother. Dr. Scanneil is now on service at one
Slater- and will be leaving this fall i`or overseas.
THE WAR NEEDS . - 0F CANADA
ttiontinued from page four)
titirl ally adequate cl‘iicierli‘_\' of op- crniiorl on at-count ol’ the political piitirorrugn .~'_\'sLelrl whit-li would he iii- jei-ied into it. Scalidals in regni'il lo the guvfi-iiiiierii lntertolonial Rail-
wny :ire usually quoted in support ol”
this ai-gumeirt_ It seems to me auI almost unbelievable confession of weakne=s and .partisansliip on the part of Par-lialneiit to admit that il is iniapable of creatinga Railway tfoniinisslori wliicli shall operate the railways sys-tem ot' the country on a ;f~u.i1 and iiori-poiitirul basiis. and l for orn- refuse to believe that it can- not lie done. \'Viie'ther this be so or not. there is. however. no question that in tiirle of war the needs of ru- ordinatcd transportation are so great that much greater' colrtrol i.li:tu it-; bcing at present exercised is rcquircii for thc welfare ol' the couiitr_v_ `
Thcrr is also the* further- dnriger
S-;_i=:2_”.
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VICTORJA HOTEL
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B. \V. 'i‘anton, Summerslde. 'l‘. McMaster. Montreal. Dr. Dai-racli. Kensington. M. (‘. Mei.-.cod Montreal.
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In C. N. McLeod, Montreal/ _
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\/Irs. Geo. DeCiercq, Montreal. ‘ Mr. and Mrs. F.. Perry, Summer-
side.
Mrs. W. H. Pope. Picton.
Geo. Wude.Sunllmers'i1ie" F l<‘. l-I. Lowry. Ottawa.
C. A. Hayes, Moncton. I
ii. Melanson. _ " '
l~.‘. Smart. __ I
I'_ Trites. ‘ '-
Paul Rainn`liile,‘ Montreal I if; .Lf E. ll. \\"hite. St. John.
ll. C. Wooiirer. North R-ustico. li. I'_ .\lrQuarrie_ New York.
.\. Mclraut-lilan, St. Johr'i'. Anna Gillis, St. Peter's Bay. ` ll. Mclleod, Hunter' River. '
t'. (‘outin_ Levis. J. I). I\Iett~alfc, Montreal. I `.?_ A. A. .\lcl.ean and family, Butte.
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I ly t' _
illness of their sister. hm ‘ma
ouEEN`Ho'rsl..
John A. liurrows, Weiniot.
fr. llelrilclrury. Argyle Shore. Annu Gillis, Sl. l’eters’ Bay.
\\'. l.. Magee. St. John.
tl. I.. tlorinzrri. -r\lontreal.
REVERE H0-TEL.
Sgt. A. il. \\‘ntl.n|aii. France.
J. 0. l‘it-liclte. Calripbeiltown. lilr. anti Mrs. ii. W. 'l'zt_vloi', Hali-
fax.
lt. 'i`lionrson. Port William. A. Buchanan. Dartmouth. Brown. York.
J. Roliertsoii. 'l`ryoii.
A. Lord, 'l`i'_\'on. J. \\'. ('ui'i‘ic, Peak;-s.
A. llmiglas. l.r» Roy. N. Y.
. ll. J. Riley, liolli- itivcr. E
.\l. Heil, Halle Ri\'e|‘.
\\'. J. Cass. North River. _ 1
Albert lioswell, l"rencli Fort. '-
- _ ' -_ \V ite.
,nw "V I _,I _I al, _ later J l>l\il;,ei..ti1pt of
"mm0l‘]"’I’l‘l’;‘i'|`l’I `in°m;I“ IMI 'I 1'0" I .ui-_ .mil .\ii»i-_ treo. tr. Clisuwick,
' I 1 s ‘-
, ‘ L “pm I .\'. Aid
4 _ I ()\l`6‘.l'.
sible undi-|~ public ownership to ob- _
.\liss lloyd J. Cariiorl. Providence.
it. i.
_\li~.<. ifraiik lion-oii. l"redcrictorr. .L’.
E. i.
’ _ .\li'_ :ind .\lrs_ lt. .\l. .\lt'.\'cili. New
Yorli. W
Miss S. A. i\l.c.\'eili. New-York.
Carl Milford, York Point. 1
lim. Alley. City.
(‘. lil. Harris, New Glasgow.
CANADIAN GOVERNMENT
t‘ontiniled from page ‘ourl rione_ except that the shippers have ccrtaiiis cars lined and an extra layer
of floors and sides installed.
Mr. Smart stated that It costs about <
$75' io have the cars oil the mainland thus iittcd and would pi'ob;.liiy cost about Still for an island car. Tire li- ning is at'tel'\\'ard.< i'¢‘.turilcsl lo the sirlpprix A small stove was also
thui thi. political influence nf such
huge nccunrulations of capital as arcI controlled bv the tl I’ R will bs.
suggested.
in i-i-ply to arrotlicr drresiiori Mr.
Hayes gave the inforlnation that the
on the mation or Mr* Hyndmanvicxemls If -mm ` d' '_ _ V rcgulzir stcarriers would be maintain.
seconded by Mr. Jenkins_ it was
ci ol e s en s to tal great
or damage to the country than coulrli
ed on the iiastern and \\’estcru routes
agreed to form H mmpomry b|.gm|im_ _ I . ’ ` _ _ _I I till tlin close of navigation to sue ho\v
U0" Wiih UIUSG Di'9S‘=ni~ HS Chai”-I'/patriiiiage tiuder government operat-
iesut from the dangers of politrtal
` tho Fur l"er‘r_v works ont.
nremlrers . _ . I I _ ‘V 1 I .\Ir'. Janit-s'l'iiioii. M_l..A., 'brought
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Mr. Vi. H. Tldnlarsh was appointee'
tcnrpor‘ar_v chairiiian, and Mr. W. S.
Grant. temporary secretary.
The following special committees
worn. ;|p|_-iiilltt3(l€--
On lille i`orlslltuiion_'.- l(v.s.<i's. t'.
I-l. Black. .I. ~lt. liurlict: _'ind .l. I-I. _‘Jr- Lnrty.
()ll l'crlirallcllt ()l';,'nliir.nliol:,
Messrs. lt. li. _lf-iiltilis. t‘. li. t'll:\nilli-r. G. S. liiinnii. lid. Sairllilerzs and ilr. Reid.
(in .\'lt'uihr-rship.-~~-Jli>ssl's. \\'. .-\.
Ste\varl_ .l. .\_ \\'ehsicr and ll. i\l. Voir lluskirk.
'file intwliirg aiijourlicii to 'l`lrnl's-
day' ri--;\'i at li p.ni_. when llie coiiiiiiit- tees will ri-port and a peilrlaiie-llt or- giiiiiziilloii iw instituted.
ENEMY CRIBS HARVEST
STARVATION FACES SERBS.
i.U.\'lli).\`. Sept. ti. I-Iciinoiilli'
I~t.liditioii.- iii .~'i»~i'biii are dr-plornble
Hilti iiI't‘ §ll)\\‘illLZ \\'ll|'!<li‘i l‘\'(’I`}' (itl_\', lil" cordiiig to n sluts-inerrt issued by 'tire Serbian press bureau in l.ondoii. The Ai|strlaiiu'_ tlnriiiarls anti' Bulgar- ians are said to have carried ofl` all of this .\'cor's harvest. which was ver_v abundant. The iiiliubitants have been deprived of foodstuffs and ninst fsniillcs have but one loaf ol' bread ri week. Meal. lard. butter' and'
There is virtually no milk in Ser-
hi.\ and clilldren. who ure dependent on this food. ure dying by the thou- sands. .-\ grmt number of families. whose men t`olk perished' In tire war. are doomed to starve.
lrileriiod Serhians who are prison-
ers of war in Austrta~~Hungary_ and Bulgaria are dying from hunger and various fliseiises. According to pri- vali- lllfornrnlinir. .\li_000 huvn prriull
ed ln Anst\rin 'and liirngary.
spices are unohlalnable_ I
iwai uiruni tirp relits. '|`hi.~' _\i‘al' I :r
ron Fin tliitrgc-3 openly made that the (`. P. li. is barking Sir Wilfrid. lrrrurinr Iiccauso ii feels that any fur-I
ithrr devotion ol` the strctigtli ami ie-I
source: of the t-ourilr'.v to the war wouh. rf silll in sucli financial wcakeri- ing ol' the nation as iolead todecrcas- ed ploiiis forthe road cannot bedis- missrd as iirerely polltii-al scarrdal..\'o one who has any knowledge. of the llailcitrl effect in thc liislor_\ of the c0uuli'_\' or railroad lobbying can fail Ln hi' awake to at least ilu- pos.=illilil_\’ ol` such a danger.
in ariditioll to the i'aiiwa_\' qliedioiii
I lielieve limi tht- ('anadain gilveriri tiieiit out-thi to exercise direct con-I trol over the water' transportatiori of' the Grr-ut Lakes. 'l'Iif>_ rates here linvei iiol_.as l iiiirleinsiarifl it,beon i-cnti‘ollf-:II ht- any .<\ipei‘\'isinii other than the np oi-iiliori of ihe law of supply and de.
Imand. -Last _\-car the irriglit rulr- on
il hilsliel of will-iii ihrougll the lak"=`
up the mutter of thc lrppioarhing Pro vinclal Exliiliitloii and tire-necessity ol' having, if at all possibicf daily steamer service between- Charlot- tetown and Picton during the Exhibi- tion. .\lr_ liaycs at once promised to talii- this inn-tier up illiil said he would I-iideavur io riare the steamer ".s‘t:r|ilc_\~" put on the '|'oui»\. `
Ai :lic <-lost- oi' Iiic meeting Mr. l'a~
ioii iiiloiw-il ri vote of tliauks .to M_r.__ liaycs and his coiifrrrcs for their' kiinlness in coming 't0'llle"1sland.' It' was sccoiidrd by .\ir. ltzrttcirllury'-'und r-oiivi-_\~1-.il in .\ii~. llaycs -by the Presi- di-iii. .\lr. llillsori .\lr. liayos ‘c.`our- icoi|.~‘l_\' r rirkno:\~leilg‘iilg` same.. '_
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Miillliiii IIFIISIIINII
GIIIIIE ASSIIIIIAIIIIII
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mI 'l"ii»- annual moi-iii\'_: ol' lin- i~`ish and _
-< li] it is ai pr¢‘~'ilri iiliont two and :\I t
:time -\~~oi»Iiiiit\ii was Iwlil ill the
h.l!t it-iii<. i`t|n.-rd|ieiiily llir- riw|ie\‘aI1‘i,§- 1'. '.111 limi-: l.r.i l:‘:.l`. ;i :;':nvi
ui lzrk-» .r.ii|\n;.~,i' have al time-s pro-
i=::.-iilt;riit.- iii’ uit-iiiii--i-.~ ln>iu_L. pr‘c_-clit. '
liled fnoi-iiioiisli :ii ilu- cxpeiisi- u|'I lr _\. re I-oiireili-il tiint ilit- garlic laws
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ithe Vniiariiiiir ioii:-niiirrr and of thc-
,Aliitii goirzliiririltg \vlrit~ll have pur-I foriiwr _\‘r-'ars_ |'lo\'.er und wliii It-.itusiri Canadfirl grain. The selling, drinks liavr- not lieeii so plentiful foi-
ralut-; of inks _~illlp< has doubled and
\\'or¢~ being bt-tier' oiisf-r'\r|i than . iii
rr iinrnhei' of years.
tripled. and. whether or nn undue pro- 'l`hv i`ollowing officers were elec-
flls arc al present being earned. they undoubtedly have been earned in the past. it seems clear thai in dealing with the fiuesti-on of Canadian trans-‘ portallon the government should- ns- surne immediate authority over the system of Inland waterborne freights.
Bi-it-fly. the whole trend of modern
thought toward transportation is to hold that it ought not to be sublet-i of private business. but is one of the most important of public utilities. Certainly in time of 'waia when the services of these utilities beconre ol paramount importance. nothing should be allowed to stand in the way of the most complete pon.i.ble corrtrolxro-ordination and direction by the irovnrnmeiil. of every transportat-
tcd for llii-_ eilslllng year: .
l‘rrsinelit .~ --A _ E _ Morrison. \’ii-e.-l’i‘es.-iQueeiisl-Gllliert [lau-
del.
Vitre.-I’l'eis.---tPrince)-Hon. A. E.
Arsenuult. ‘
Vice.-l’res.~-(l{ings|- lil. A. ` Pa-
quet. ~
Sei-retai-_v-Tri-asllrer- J. A. McMil-
lan. » "
Executive t‘omnii1tee-- fra; c Carter.
\\’_ \\'. Stmley. A._ \‘l/‘_ llyndhlan. _Vliriies i)$:ie`i.' James .lluck. Junior Puioii. .\l.l._.-\._ A._\\',. llolroyd. lt. N. Cox and (leo. S.’Ynni\n.' -
The slior.ifi'|» of Q`ueen's. Print-e_`~md_ Kings Conritiiu' were elected' honori- Iry ynieniibera of the association
Every effort will bo lnatlii by the
lon facility.
.Association to have the grime laws
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