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assortment. Prices $1.25 and on.up to $8.00.

Balmacaan Coats

New Tweed Balmacaan Overcoats

smart, comfortable and decidedly new $15.00. Regular Chesterfield Styles in Black $10.00, $12.00.

Men’s Tweed Suits

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THE HALIFAX.-The' steamer Hall-

fax of the Plant Line, taking the place of the Evangeline, arrived at Charlotte- town late last night from Boston via Hawkesbury and Halifax. The follow- ing passengers came by her:-From Boston: P. Kimball, Jas. Musick, M. and Mrs Perry. R. McGerrey, l\l__ and Mrs Macchi, Thos. and Mrs Gbrley. 1/i. Me.-ii-tiiar, A. oaiiam, n. Mckenzie, A. Brace. Miss A. Bruce, M. V. Green, B. Fitzsimmons, Mrs F. J. Downes. J. Sencébaugh, W. G. Loveday, Mrs (Y. Henry. J. B. McDonald, F. M. Metcalf, F. J. Wood, Miss W. Mclsaac, W. and Mrs Moore, \\’ui. Kline, G. W. McGill, Miss L. Earle, P. llunley, Miss (‘. McPhee. From Hawkesbury: Miss M. Mcllugh, l). Dunbar. V

U.S. WIRELESS STATION CLOSED.

WASI'llNGTO.\', Sept. 24.-Siascon-

sett station of the Marconi Wireless _Telegraph Company was to-day order- ed to be closed at noon to-niorrow by the Secretary of the Navy.

ALLIES CAPTURE PERONNE.

AT llA'I"l`LI-I FRONT, Sept. 24. via

Paris.-The Gerniaits' offensive was extremely vigorous to-day at the western end of the long line stretch- liig along the rivers Oise, Aisne and Woevre. The Allied troops. whose gaps had been filled with freshly arrived reinforcements, not only re- peatedly pushed back the masses ol Germans thrown against them, but eventually carried out a successful couiiter-attack, which resulted in gulli- iiig considerable ground and the deli- nite capture oi' Peroiiitc, about which town the fiercest engagement occurred,

GOV. DAVIDSON IS COLONEL OF 1st NEWFOUNDLAND REGT.

ST. JOHN'S, Nild., Sept. 2."t_-Gov-

Davidson has assumed t.lie lieutenant- colonelship of ilie lst Newfoundland regiment, which goes to Eiigiaiitl next month, where it will be organized with tleld officers by the Imperial iiutliori- ties. only company officers are ap- pointed here.

(lolonial Secretary llarcourt ad-

vises the British Govcrnmeiit that a conimission of tive nienibera to in- vestigate the possibility of securing in Newfoiiintllriil and t"ai\.iiln, :nic- uuate suppllcs of pit props i'or ilrit- ish colieries, are now on the way here on board the Royal Edward.

1 WELSH ARMY CORPS IS T0 BE FORMED.

LONDON, Sept. 23.-Earl Kitchener, Secretary for War, has approved (‘lian-‘ cellor Lloyd George’s proposal for the formation of a Welsh ariii_v corps. Plans tire now being prepared t'or re- cruiting throughout all Wales and Moninouilishire.

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300,000 PAIRS OF SOCKS NEEDED.

LCINDON, Sept. 23.-Belts and socks

are the prime need of the lirtisli ex- pe-,ditionary army, and every woman in the Empire was asked today to do her share to supply this demand.

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With the approach of winter, 300,-

000 pairs oi' socks, and an equal num- lier oi' belts, knitted or woven, accord-I ing to the war ofilcc estimate. should he si_ip_plicd to supplement the regular provisioiis oi tho Governiilciit. Queen Mary was notified of this situation, and promised to do her part. She then ap-

)pealed to the British woineii to aid ier.

“DOWN WITH THE KAISER.”

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LONDON. Sept. 24.- Despite the

wiitcliiiiliiess of the German authoriti- es, says it tlespatcli l`roin Uopciiliagcii to Loiiiloii hlveiiiiig News, syntlicatist, posters pro:-laiining “wc want peace, down with the Kaiser" are appearing on the walls of buildings in Berlin.

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llilll Sllillll PHUVIUES

llilllSPUlll lil BELGIUM

The follbwing telegram from Pre-

mier Miirriiy of Nova Scotia was rc

ceived yesterday by Prcniier Matliie- '

son:

lion. J. A. Mntliieson, Premier,

tflinrlottciowii.

lIAl.ll~‘AI\', Septeinher 24. -- Your

iilght lettcr received this evening, Ship will sail in about one month. Nova

Scotia will provide whatever ship or,`H space is required for all shipments oi- ‘fl

tered distressed llclglans. Would I liko to know approximately total car- I go offering in, say, fortnight. Rail- ways will citry all goods trot- con- S

signed to Belgian Rr.-licf, Halifax. ‘Il

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‘ THEY GOT THE SQAP.-There was some excitement `on_1§|arliet Square last night in election occupied by one of the enterprising vendors of such goods as are supposed to be in- dispensable in every household. The enterprising individual. with a hired carriage as his platform, succeeded in convincing several hundreds of the congregated people that their future happiness depended upon their lm- mediate possession ot at least one box each ot a particular brand of soap. So convinced was lie of their great need of this soap that he, before their very eyes. placed iii some of the boxes a dollar bill, and in many others what looked like a dollar bull, but wasn’t. He further offered to pay a dollar for any one of the boxes that the purchasers might be dissatisfied with in proof of which he went down into the crowd and redeemed a num- ber ot' the boxes at a dollar each. He would have continued this work ot' redemption indefinitely had not his stock of single dollars given out. In order to continue lt, however, he went up street to get some money changed. telling his admiring customers that he would “be back in a minute." He hadn’t come back at an early hour this morning. In the meantime. after some patience and some language were ex- hausted. the crowd took possession of his carriage and were in a fair way to demolish it when the police arrived, took charge of it, and hauled it to a. livery stable.

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WEDNESDAY’S SESSION

The first item was a very able ad- ress by the President. Inspector Ver- oii ('rockett, a full report of which will be given in the Guardian later.

Inspector Curtis then gave a report

oi' the Halifax Convention. Mr. Curtis rclerreti to the great privilege of list- ening to such learned speakers as Dr. Mt-Kay on Secondary Educatioii, and Dr. J. W. llobertson on Techiiical Edu- cation

lnspcctor Cain also gave an lnstruc

port of the ltoyal (Toiiiniissioii on Edu- cation is now rcady and can be had on .ipplicatioii to the Minister of Labor.

Mr. Seaniaii made a few remarks

re his atteiidance at llalilax and cx- pressed his opinion that there should have been more representatives of 1'. E. l. there. .Thursday Morning Sesslon.:..The ical work of the Coiiveiition was re- sunied at 9 o‘clock. The first pap- er was read by Gerald McCarthy,ll. \._ principal of Georgetown, his subject being “"l`he Aims of the Teacher." it was a very excellent paper throughout. lie iidinoiiished teachers to exercise diplomacy or, tact in their work to secure the co~ operation ot' the part-nts. When you take a stand, above all, be firm. A teacher should have iin indivldiiality

tear or i`avor of the crowd." Paper was ably ilisciissed by liispector Bow- lter and Mr. P. Murphy.

Next the Cadet Movement was

dealt with iuost ably by the Superin-

vor and il' any doubt reinaiiied iii any tcaclicr's mind as to the necessity ol' Cadet instruction it was set nt rest by the inasterly address. Mr.. (‘ampl.\cll was followed by Mr. Geo. llecrs, ti qualified instructor, ivlio niade an elouuciit appeal on bclialt' of the work. lflc dciiioiistrated beyond the sliadow of a doubt how that we who enjoy the privileges ot’ peace. do so only ns we are protected by “dcar lil flag." 'l‘he discussion was fiirtlicr carried on by lllcssrs. Fec- liaii und .\'cllig:in.. The lust pzipcr of the scssion was read by Mr.. George (irccii, his subject he-ing “'l`lio lnllu- cncc of l'lc;isaiit Siirrouiidlngs." This wus an iiilcresiing paper and was ilisciisctlby Mt-ssrs. Mullins and Bux- ton, wlio both cnipllusizcd the iicccs-i- sity ol' iualntaiiiiiig good surroundings in our scliools_

iii thc Prince of Wales (iollcgc Hall

last cvcning thc third session oi’ the annual convciilion of the 'I‘eaolier's Associatioii ot' Prince Edward Island was held, when it few excellent and

(‘ainpbcll Superintendent ot Dil

,L v _ 4 _ ,_ _ 4, ucntioii, Priiicipiil Seaman and others. "'|`i\1’-F0 "YU f\‘0Si1 i`0""f‘-S m‘0Ul\\i

lu opening thc niccting thi- l’r<-nip-r l'cnnc, scvt-iitciiii inilcs nortliwost nt

said that it was very gratifying to St. Quintin, nttncking thc Gorman W. _.,u(»], H lm-gp m.,g@m|,|y of tm(-lm,-_q extroniei'iglit. nt St. Quinton. The iid he understood thc :itteuiliiiicc nt- Eiiglisll =\l'I1\.V l-S IN‘i\l' 30iSH0"~‘l- 0"

ho tonclicrn convention this your was U10 liriiisil Nfl 1\l'U i"l‘0Yli'-il U'00llfi _ hi- groin.-,.¢_ in many yt-=,|-H, ,mu pmt who probably rcacli through to Lassl- li" “'1l‘* 1'U0lH‘<l. mul ui anotlic thev had an cxct-iftiingly stil-,M-ssi'iii sm' toward II1un.i.w<-lvc riiilos south-

cssltin thus lar. Tha: was an If “Wil Uf Si- lliilil Hilti F0

tive report of 'l‘lie llalifax Convention.: llc intiniatcd that a copy ol' the Re-i

tendcnt. llc spoke with patriotic fer- -\l‘l1l5' “Gill S("”Vi‘f<‘ F““‘i»

forcetiil addresses were delivered t.u 'I_`ill\‘~'S' nliiiiilfl' “Defi SIIYS iililf UW ,L hu-g.. u,,,m.|,(.`._ Th.. pl-emipr' |{0n_ line oi' tho Allies now extends on the _ A. Mntliioson, acted as cliairninn, *'05* 0f_il D0i"i i\“1U' 3|- _D10 iiiriillllil "(1 uSS0,»i,m.(] with him 0,, UH. mug. Lnucnvillc, l’oiit-A-Mouison, Etiiiii form were nr, I-‘_ il. Sexton, i'rt~siflent <`\>\\Scsvov. M<»iiti'u\woi\. So\1=\u\. ‘oi the 'rt-t-inilcni college, iianfux, His Rlwiins, Vraoime. Loyou. Lassiiznv llonor Mr. Justice Fitzgerald, Mr. R. ilfiil ii0|S0ii 101-U<'i\ii‘l“1~

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Edward Island there was a great awakening in educational matters. 'i‘lie large attcndnnce at the Summer School ot Science was ii happy augnry for the future of education. The Premier then introduced Dr. Sexton, who gave a lengthy address on the "Modern Problem of Rural Educatioii." Dr. Sexton haiidjed his subject in a mas- terly manner, and made it highly in- teresting lecture out oi’ dry coiiipari- tive figures. Hr- dwelt very ably on the attributes of the country coni- pareil with the town, and made out la clear case in support of country life. The lccturc will bc ilcalt. with more fully in another issue of the Giiardiiin.

At the conclusion ot' Dr. Sexton's

address Mr. George llcers sang an ex- lcellent solo for which he was loudly ~applaudcd.

The Premier then aniiouiiced that

the executive ot' thc Association had tliouglii that the present condition ot' war wliich was placing the institutions of the country in peril, called for spe- cial iitteiitioii; and therefore they had reuuesteil Mr. Justice Fitzgerald to ile- liver a patriotic address. lie accord- iiigly called on the Judge to speak.

llis lloiior's address was brief, but

strong and eloquent, and was deliver- `ed with a ring oi’ fervour and enthus- issin. llis l~lonor‘s address will he `publislied in full tomorrow, lack oi' space. regrettably, not allowing its re- production in the present issue.

I’rofes..0r Barlow then gave a well

rendered solo.

The Premier said he would like to

make a few remarks in regard to the

, A subscriptioii list woiild bc furnisli- cd to either the tcaclior or thc secre- tary ot' trustees; and he would ask tlieni ciiher pcrsoiiaily to taltc nrouiid thc list to every lioiisclioldcr in their respective school districts, or to sci-, that it was ilunc, and to have cucli one siibscrihc in grain or in nioncy. lt would be iiccossary for those \vlio sub- scribed to iiitiinate thc place whore it would he inost, convenient for tlicin to deliver their grain.

The l'rcinicr thou, iii ii short speccli,

urged on the teacliers to exert their utmost efforts towards scciiriiig thc host, possible results in their canvass. llc also ntlvlscd thom to tozich tho clilidrcit everytlilng coiini=.ct_cil with thu present war, so that they would have an excellent opportunity oi' learning history .while it was being made.

A detailed report ot' thc nicetlug

will be given in a siibsequeiit, issue.

EXPERTS GIVE OPINIONS

LONDON, September 22.-The

CANADIANS CI-IOSEN FOR MILI- TARY HOSPITAL.

LONDON, Sept. 23.-Tlie establisli-

ment of the Qucen's Canadian military hospital still hangs tire, pending the adjustment of rt point on which the present proprietors and the (‘,niiadinn war contingent association disagree, lint the moment this is settled the documents will be signed. 'i`lie scr- \.t-cs of the i`ol‘o\\'ii;1; doctors, who have lioeii doing post graduate work in London, have been accepted: Drs. Allan t‘urrio, of llalifax; Norman Wul- lace, oi’ Guelph; \\'. A. Keniiedy, ot' Kingston, iinil llarrison, of Toronto; Sir \\'illiain Oster is pli_\'slciziii-iii-cliief and iloiiultl Ariiioiir is surgcoi`i-iu- chief. Among the nurses engaged are Misses Muriel Galt and G. L. Haynes, of Moiitrcal General llospitiil; l<`lora Wylie and Gertrude Squire, Royal Vic- toria llospital, Montreal. The latter attciidcd the Duchess of ('oniiauglit in her recent illness. Others eiigagetl are ]\lis-ses I., ll. Ilryce, Flora Pyltc and F. li. Mitchell, of the ’l`oroiit0 General liospilnl. llalf it dozen nurses are also expected shortly i'roiii l\loiitroal, they liaving heeii sent hy the Woinen`s Associutioii. -

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MISUNDERSTOOD ANIMALS.

lloa coiistriciors and grizzly hears

have been long thought of as crcat\irf\s to be dreaded, but Mr. Enos A. l\Iills, thc noted (`olorailo iiatiiralist, has u good word for thc bear, and Dr. Frank llzildwin, i'cccntly ri>tiiriiotl froni an exploring trip to thc Pliillippiiies, speaks ot* the snake more synipiitliet- icnlly than otherwise.

Eilr. lilills declares that the grizzly

is thc inost, ilialigiioil oi' ;\.niui.i1s_ llc iuinds his own business, except wiicii hc is attacketl. and lives on iiiits :ind fruit. bark, grass, carrioii, giirlrige :ind iiisifctai. und, ns ii riilc_ kills :i.»tliii;g larger tlwn it niousv. Mr. Mills says ho is on excellent inouscr, patient and tliorongli iii his niotliods.

Doctor llnlilwin says ot' the boa con-

st.'i<~toi':

‘All my roinlliig lifc l have reg trtlcd

thc hoa icIi,~iricior with liorror :uni aversion. Win-ii l got to the juungl.e my great desire was to niect a large hon, in order that I might do him sonic very roal linriii. \Vlien l did llnil one niy sentiments were tlioso ot' pity for ' thc snake. lie was stretclieil across the path, and when thc natives saw liini, tlicy poiiiiced upon liini with yells of dclighgt. On the otho

The Nous (li The Ilav e\pcrt s.i\~.

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iould bc. Tliurc was livery cvldi-iici-,, 0l‘ll\IZ K0 Ci0Sf‘ ill “DOH I-f1ff‘l'i‘. l"0\1Y-

(Signod) G. li. Murmy,i he said, that in every part of l’rlncc t

een niil_t-s, northwest of Loon."

liiiii_ holding liliii iirnil_\', hc jouriicyotl on legs through the junglc and down to the beach. He wrigglcd fcebly, and hissed in a liopi-less inaiiiicr. 'l`licre they cut his head oii` wltli no mort. ceremony than they would have used i if lie had hccn ii cliicltcii, l'oldcil ns nllich nn they could get ol' hliii into n kind ol' clunishnll about llircc i`cct in dlaiuctcr and Iuillt fi fire. ln nn hour

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liliH I§l'|‘i\l snake. which had been pain- fully accuniinulating foot und inclics tor yours, had disappeared. I must say that l fclt :i little iiidlgiiant!" I

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soeined dazed.

“With ii native for cvcrv vtird of

PERSONALS

Mr. J. Sinners, llangor, Mnino, is in

the city, taking in the Exhibition.

Mr. A, Mclnnis, Sourls, is spending a.

few days in the city, attending the Exhibition.

Mr. Il, Mc(‘ormach, llillsboro, is

spending :i fi-w days in the city taking in the Exhibition.

I\lr_ J. M. mid Mrs. Keith, of Ilitlifax,

_:ire spending a tow 'days in the city, attending the lflxhililtion. Mr. Keith fornicrly hclougi-il to Molitaguo, l'.E.l.

Among those attciidiiig the Pliitriotte-

_town Exliihitlon are Miss Lottie Brown. ‘Stanley llridgc, and Miss'Glatlys (Eras- well, ltustico.

, Miss Elsie Moore, traiiicd nurse. of ,l’ortlaiiil, liiaiiiio, is spending part of ilici' vacation in (‘liiirlottet0wn, the guest ot' hcl' cousin, Mrs. ll. J. Ander- isoii, 19 Pleasant Street.

Yesterday Mrs. Belle Miitcli, Earns-

clit't'c, left for Lyiinfielil, Mass, wherc slie will speiid the next few inoiitlin willi hor two sistcrs thcre. The many iricnds of this estiinahlc lady wish her a very pleasant visit.

Mr. W. A. McLeod. Editor of the

Maritinic Farmer, Sussex, N. B. was a visitor to thc Exli/ibitioii. lic was favorably iiiipressed with thc show of live stock and agricultural produce. This is the tenth visit paid by Mr. Mci.eod. who takes ii very great per- sonal iiitcrcst in the province and its welfare.

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' THE Sllilll WAHHIUHS

Ah! Sweet,lieiu‘ts, wives and mothers

in sorrow ini' nwny,

l-`iiin would we send u solace to ease

your pain today,

(hir fears avail you nothing, but

ciiriicstly we pray

'l‘lnitfiod, in tender pity, may give

you strcngtli to bear

May find thc hcu.i'ts, hate sniitten,

and leave liis sweetness there,

\lay quell this storni of nations be-

fore we know despair.

Ah! Sweet,licnrts, wives and mothers. who sec your loved go hy; In step to mai't.ial tlriim-bent and

fearless, flashing eye,

You liglit, ii silent battle and duinbly

qunstioii why?

At their Country’s calling men turn

in haste to i .-

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And wonien hush their weeping to

iight nn unseen foe,

Wltli God n.ioi.t\, to aid tliom in all

the wars they know!

Lucy Gertrude Clarliili.

KILLED IN WAR.

PARIS, St-pt. 24.~ A son of Field

Marsliall Count Von Molt.ke has been

tillcd lighting at Esternay.

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