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_-umm ' IT PAYS to buy`l’n this Province.

n HERE ERILS or ' H I-rr Ailsq PAULINE

_ popular serial me¢ts with a remark- meeting oi' the choir oi’ St Dunsta:‘s

ably thrilling adventure and many Cathedral, Mr W. J. Brown was "Ei

Belle! sensational scenes are pictured- pointed cholrmaster, succeeding 0

-info!

HARTNEY HALL.-There will be

evening, 26th, at 'I o'c|ock.

APPo|N1'MEN'rs-At ii recent

CHAPTER 15. late Judge Blanchard. and Mrs BYFOU

¢ Than Ever |._-O _

Brown was appointed organist. A re solution expressing synipallll’ With the

ULE r it or um into Judge Blanchard ill

K o 99 tllldlrsberenvenieiit was also pussed.

l‘ll‘l'll

“Those College Girls

. i omedy of the mo't lively and comic

litCa?i‘ognsmTy;‘|9c‘<;ne¢ived. A comedy gem worthy of E

the name in ev ery respect. 2 ACTS 2.

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HAPPENINGS IN TYIE TRENCI-IES Gaumont Graphic

't cr 30 excellent views of tlmcli' |"'¢"95f

V%L:,mfL§,_e2`; ou tstanding events! more interesting

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' ` . than the N. Y. World. F

Startling Drama of a Detective, a Clever Crook and a Jeweler

‘The Emerald Brooch’

The kind of a story that

5¢tg you guessing from the sort. To be appreciated ii must be seen.

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Monday Tuesday 3

The Talented Ingenue Marguerita Clark T

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The Famous |"|

Romantic Comedy E. ORETNA GREE\E;

Famous Players Co 5 ACTS 5

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SEND THE KIDDIES TO THE -MATINEE SATURDAY-

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liiilllillliii Sllilllilill

(Special to The Guardian)

i’.\ltlS. SUM- 33f"l"l"'ll"l‘ 1“"““""" 1'. .liiiiics. liir. John (Jordon und ilir.

luivc lioiiiluirtictl Slillil~'i\l`l~ Vflilliill Ui thu liingiloin of \\‘iirti-ml>iii't~'. l\t‘<'0l"l' ing 'to ti l-‘rout-li oilit-itil .-ttitcniciit to- ni;;ht_ 'l`hi~y ilroppr-il iihiiiit 100_shclls on thc i'ir\'iil piiliivi- :tml .<t:ition. 'l`li\‘_\' also dropped l>oinl»_< in diffcrcut places along thc wu>’~

(Special to The Guardian)

Ai`S'l`ll()-ll1'NG..\lll.\N lll<).\l)-

Qi'.\li'l`EltS, vin lniiiiloii, Supl. ‘_’1l.- Gcrriuiii und Aiistrinn nrtillcry_iii'c no bouibardiiii.: Sr-rbiiiu l>U='1U0_llS along thc Mzicvn l`ronticr, wliicli lies in thc .\`orili\vf-st corncr of Scrhizi and wliicli was thc .scciic of liciivy iight- ing lust ziutiiniii. The _-\\tstro-(lcriiiiin hoiiilinrduicut cxtcuds viriitilly :iloiig thc ciitirc .\'ortlicrii lrouticr of Scr- bin.

l’.\l{lS, Scpt. ‘32.»- Tlic ucw .\llsiro-

Gcrnuin :iriny on `|hc Si-rbinii front. is i'iiiiliii\|in;.§ thi- |>o|iiluii'illi|v‘ut ol' thc position :icro.~:s thc rivcrs whit-li foriu thc bonuilziry liuc but so i':ir ns kliowu lin\'o not _\'t‘t :ilii‘nlllli’ll lil" invasion of Scrliinii It-i'riiiir_\'. Thu laiti\.-'t oflicitil rzouiiiiiiiiii-zitirni _ i`riiui Nisii. issucd _vi-stci‘ilzi_\' :ind tclcgrnpli- i-il io thi- luiviis .-\gf~ii<-_\', brings un tlicsc opt-rzitioiis to Siiniiziy. lt fol- lows: “'l`li<~. i-ui-ni_\' ihri-\\' S00 shclls from ticld aii'iillci§\' and nioi't1ii'.-. :ii-ross thc llziiiiilni ziud szivc on thc lllth, iiiriwtiiigliii-tii :it our \\'orlis. .\t tho sniiic tiuic thc ciiciiiy kcpt up :i violcut tirc with rillcs :ind iiiiicliiuc. guns lrotu two to six p.ni.. zirconi- plisliiiig uothini: l'i‘om ai niilii,;i.r_\' standpoint. \\'o nindc only ii slight rcply." l _'__' V _

Reduces Stroined. Fully Ankles, Lymphnnrzitis, Poll Evil. Fistula, Boils. Swv.-liinizs; Stops Ltimeness :intl zilliiys p.-iin. Heals Sores, Cuts, Bruises. Boot Chnles. lt is :in

, ANTISEPTIC AND GERMIBIDE

;S<~.\' l'<\l>i».\<Il`.~l

Does not lilisicr or remove the

liairand horse can lic worketl. l’lc.1s:uit to use. $2.00aliottle, i.icli\'crcd. Dcscrilie your cnsc for sperml instructions and Hook 5 l\ free. ADSORDINF.. JR.. nxiti~f't~tic limiiii-ni lor ini:iki|..i tc- .liim simon, t».i...iiii. l<....ii.».i, .<.i». iz... \'i».|.<. limit iq. (unit. Cori.-i-nimi.-.l-.itil,- :i tfiv ....»|\< rm.,-rf lniaiiuppll- ¢;in..n It-nf. st ii.-. i...i~1r it .l.-ii. . . i.. .z.-|-.. |. ' w.l'. YoIJNG.l'.D.l‘.t\il.ym.1ns Btdi1..MuiiIr~‘-1l.t`an.

Altsnrhlne .:ii.| .\i'~>rn’hin:. ir.. src "lid: iii (I.'in.l.i:|. ?i1

“Hagar” Shoes

for mei. cannot be beaten and seldom equalled.

“Made ln Canada”

and guaranteed to tit. We carry these shoes in seven lasts and in all sizes and the prices are reasonable for this high grade gentle- men's shoe $5-50, 6.00, 6.50 7.00 ` `

PUBLIC MEETING

TEACHERS’ CONVENTION

(Continued from page one)

turiiiinissioiici' oi' Agriculture, Judge ,\‘ti~\\':irt, l’rol`. 'flicodorc Ross. Mr. 'l`.

llcury Suiitli.

l’roi`. ltolicrtsoii, in his opcniug :id-

drcss, stzitcd that liis llonoiu' the I.icittciiiiiit-Governor and llis Lord- ship Bishop O`l.etii'y had wri'itcn cx- prcssing regret nt their iuiihility to aittcud. Speaking on the cdiiczittoii situation of to-tiny, hc. cotniiuindcd the iiicrczisc ntzidc in thc staff of 'tho iiispcctoriitc :ind i'ct'crrcd in crctlit- iililc terms to thc work done by Liioin. 'l`lic inspcctors had got in their i`ull _\'czir`s> work, hc said, and the result was i|ui‘ic :ippzireiit in the itnprovc- nicut in thc schools and in tho por- ccptililc iiiflucnco wliich it luid had ou thc tcaclicrs. llc was sorry that llic tio\'i-riiiiiciit. \\'cro not nblc in do just ii.-z niiicli as thcy \vi~ri~. williiig to do in l`urtlu~r iiicrcasiiii: thc nuinliizr of iiispi-ctor.s. who wcrc doiui: Splcn- did work, :ind would do still bcitcr work ns ilicy wont ziloiig. 'l`hc (lov- ornuir-.nt were quite' anxious. :ind pair- ticulziixly thc llcpnrtniciit of .»\griciil- turc_ iliiit thc tcziclilug in the schools should bi- uiorc vocational. Thc (lov- crnuicut luid bccn vcry fortumitc in <ci-iiritig thc st-rviccs for thc. session ot' l‘ro'i', l\'lct‘rr:idy, ii tcziclici' ol' vast I-xpci‘iciu~i> in thc dit`i`ci'cnt litics of ti-:ii-liiiu; in thc lloniiuiou. llc thou czillcd on i’roi`, M<~t‘rczul_\'.

l’i~ol`. ;\lct`rczul_v is ti spicndiil spcziit-

cr. with :in ciisy and l'lur~ut dclivf-.r_v nnd :in nrlmirziblc coniniand of Eng- lish. llc dcailt in tin iihlc and cxcccri- ingly iittoroatitig nuinncr with his sub- jcct, “.\'nturr- St\id_\'," the iinlvcrsal adoption of which in the schools he sti'oii_i:l_\' ntl\'o<~iitcil. llc iniprcsscd on his :iiidicni-o thc .siiziiifiisiiicc ol` na- turc study in (lic prograinino of motl- crn scliools, :ind then poiiitcil out onc or two 0i` thc difficulties thnt lie in tho way of tcziclicrs making the host usii- of this luiporitiut lirziiicli of crliii-iitioii. llc siiggcstcil ilini tciicli~ i-rs. iii itnpartiiig nrittirc study to thcir pupils. should introiiucc nn at- tiicspliorc ot' the ftirni ytird :ind thc <»liildi~cn's iimncs in order to lcnil in- tcrosl--»\vl\icli is till imporiziui--find :il thc szinir-. tinic to niiikc thc st.ud_v If-sas :irtili<-iiil :ind more iiziturtil. llc zidviscd thc icziclicrs prwsotiiilly lo iutcrcarl :ind iustriii-l thc rtitc-pn_vi~rs in thc iiiiportaiiicc of niiturc study. llis ziililiwss wus cxcollciit :uid wus lii‘:it‘iil_v npp|tiili|<'||.

Ilcv, Mr. l<‘ullon gzivt-. ii iiuigiiifh-i-ut

ziiiiliw-ss ou “'l`lui tr-iii-incl* nf: ti tuilionzil its.-wt." in wliicli lic dcailt in a-mnster- l`\il tiuiuucr with ilu: -high ntul noblo prol`i-.s>;ii>ti ol' i-irliviiliiig thc mind of thc child tiuil fitting 'ilic child to ini-ct. thc vziryiiig cimdiiions thnt -hnll i-otit`|'oiit it in lifcfs pzitliwny. llc slioivcil lluit ri-ligion and ctliictltioii wcrc iiisi-piirziblc, nuililng man prc~ dominiuit :ind .siiprcuio in crcntlon, zind |'ull_i' il¢~vi-lopcil tncntnlly ns wcll ns ~yiit'itiu|lly. illr. l"ultnu is an 4‘Io~ qiicut :~°pr~:ikor :intl his titldrcss was l!|'i‘nlly np|u'ct'inlt‘tl.

'l`lii‘ lllirclilli: clnsiul with l||i\ Sing.

ing til' Ihr- \':||loii:il Anllicni.

Mlnard’s Llnlment Go., limited. .. ..

Gentlemen.-Last Winter I received

grcnt. bonolit from t‘e uso of MIN- Allli'S LINIMENT ln a severe attack of I..a(lrlppe, and I have frequently proved lt. to bo very effective in cases of lnflauimxitlon.

Yours.

1 W. A. HUTCIIESON.

1 lllilllll liEPliill

VIENNA, Scpt. 22. -An official

conimiitila-ntioii issiied by thc Austrian war office torlny says: “ln East Gal- icia and Volhynln thc situation is un- changed. On tho lkwnrriver there was

Morris & Smith

_...I

|through"lhé Russian positions ln the

severe artillery fighting and in some Russians to advance across the river lfalled before the fire of our batteries. The Austro Hungarian forces tight-

THE HALIFAX.-'l‘lie S.S. Halifax,

is due in this port at 7 a.m. to-day. with the following list of DBBS€l\S0l‘B3 -J. E. Kelly, Miss H. Kelly. J. M. Mc- wiiiisms. n. H. Rogers and wife. C- A. Gillis and wife, Mrs M. McKenzie. J. Scnsiblc. J. E. McNeil. Miss D. Champ. J. M. clark, \v. Pugh. Miss M. N. Shaw, li. Craig, N. Austin, H. McDon- ald, L. F. lllcllonald, W. W. Stephens.

HORSE MEETS WITH ACCIDENT.

-Much rcgret was expressed by liorsenion iind spectators at the races yesterday when it was learned that the British Soldier had been drawn from thc 2.24 trot. He was the winner of the 2.27'trot at-Halifax last week. best time 2.191/1,, and was considered a suie winner oi' the 2.24 trot On the following dtry, but in the second heat of this race lic met with an accident and was drawn. to the great disap- poliitmcnt ot many.

POULTRY MEETINGS.-Mr T. A.

Benson, Dominion Poultry Representa- tivc, will address n poultry meeting in Trzicadie (‘ross llall, on Monday cvciiiiig, Soptcnibcr 27th. All mem- bers ol the 'l‘i'acadic Cross Farmers’ liistltuto are urged to make a special poliit ot' being present at this meeting and io bring as many of their friends as possible, whether institute meni- bers or not. Ladies are specially ln- vitcd.

NOTRE DAME BAZAAR SUCCESS-

FUL-The Grand Bazaarinaldof the Notre Dame Academy, which has been liold in the Market Hall for the past tlirco days concluded last night. The gi-cutest success has attended thc iintiring efforts of all the ladies who lmvo so heartily assisted in this work. ’l`lic ttiblcs were cleared early last night after ti strenuous day’s work in attending to the big crowds who patroulzcd the various stalls. It is ziiitit-ipated that the results will be eminently satisfactory, and full dc- tnils will be published later.

ENCOURAGE ISLAND INDUS-

TRIES.-Many of the visitors who tlirongctl thc big hall those last three days would doubtless fail to notice ii ncw development of Island lndustry. A stand on thc far sitio ofthe entrance cxlilhitcil :i number ot’ corn hroonis. iiiziiiiit'aii'ti|rcil by l\’lr Alton Lohcns, ol' :£5 Quccn Struct, (‘luirlotlctown. 'l`lic lnoonis :irc of substziutitil nintcritil :intl workiiuiiisliiti. strongl_v bound with wiri- :ind with nicely linislicil hzindlcs in rcd or uiiirblud polish. iiotli for illllli-ziiiiiicc and wearing t|u.'-ilitics tlicse brooins will more than hold ilicir own against any outside coinpclition.

DENTISTS IN ANNUAL MEET. The annual meeting of thc P. E. I.

cv:-ning. '1`hci'c was fi good zivcrzigc

nl discussion on nuitters pcrtalnin

agreed upon latcr.

uuikcrs of ('ltOSl§\ 'S “YOilN

sixty live _\czirs not onc pziir ( School Sliocs linvc boon nuidc will olhcr tluiu solid lcnthor i-omit(-,|-,q thc l<`uctor_\'. llo you rcnllzc wlint

to you :is it i-oiisiiiiicr? liisisl on gci inn: (fIl()Sll\"S “Y()l'l\'(i t’.\\l.\llA‘

bill cotnc down.

WEDDING BELLS. -'l‘hc rosldciu'

of Dr, J. G. 'foomhs and Mrs, 'I‘oonib

wus .porfot'tiicil in the prcsoncc

n hnndsonte travelling isostiinui o blttc brontlclotlt with lint to uint

yoiing'conplo were the recipients 0

prcsotits.

Driigslorc-Ncllson's and Moirs a ape clnlty. 2123-9-23M3i

should see these Engines.

3094-9~22M6l

JOHN EDWARD McNEilIN.

September 11th, of John Edward Mc

Lamont, Peter A. McKinnon, Frodo rick Buchanan Donald D McFsdyen

service at I-Iartney Hsll on Sunday ,at St Theresa. in the Hall. on Tues-

llcntists Associalioii was ltcld in the iW0l'km9-"Shi Y. M, (Y. A. rooms on Wcducsdiiy

zittciirliitico, ’l`ltc President, Dr. l<‘. E. _ S|i1:ill\\'ood occiipicd the chair. After "1 ‘Will “mll0lY»l\"Y mid Willllllll illllSl\- somc routine busiiicss :ind nn inl'orm-

to tlicprofcssioii thc following officers 1011!-I l`0C0l`ll Of Sl0l`ll!lK SOI‘VlC0 lll

wcro clectcd for tho ensuing year. CllUl`CllC#‘3. SCll00lS. 0lC. l’i~<-sidcnt, Dr. J. B. Brown; Vicc Pres, TWO W0ll-lill0WI\. rellnblo makes of Dr. J. Il. Ayers; So(-,rotary T;-pasiii-cp. sewing machines are also exhibited, Itcgistrar, l)r. J. S. Bagnall. Drs. l<‘. A. Vi7»-; the New Home and tim Now Lofurgoy :ind l-`. S. Lodge were elected io cninplcto thc council. The time and place ol` ncxt meeting will be

::A LONG RECORD.- Not long tervals for thc benefit of visitors.

ago ii slioc ilciilcr siiggcstcd that ii libro countcr bo suhstitiitcd for solid

lczitlicr to hold down tho prirc in one -i

ot' thc cliczipcst liiicf. matic by thc 'l‘l\is justly celebrated instrument,

('.i\.\'.-il)/\" School Shoes. Tile nug-

gcstloii was not cvon consiilcrctl. For

,f From “I"actory lo llomc" is the fli'tn's

1" tho wholesale rcprcscii»latlvo of the

I U lirni, wlillc Mr. li. (‘. lilcllonald is tho

iuinltiy slziudiiril of flint kind tncnns

l'roiu your dcailcr :ind wntcli llic slim:

of Mount Stcivtirl wus thc scciic of ti fuiict but vcry pri-tty l'timily wi».l.|l|\g ol' superb finish, tilted \viili clcctric ycstcrilny morning, wlicu their dnugh- lillllhtl. is also ou vloiv,

tor, Miss Jessie Ruth. bccainc tho wll'c of Mt'. licujsiuiin llaniniontl `l1ll1il\f‘il piiiiiistc. will dtittuutstrntc lilo Stewart of thc l‘rlni-c l<Jdwnrd island lil-Sll'\llll<‘iil-'i' iaipnliililics nt short lu- Rziilway. sou of i\lr. and llirs. John Sl.o\vtt|°i;' (`lt-ori.:ctowii. 'I`lto corenrotiy

o . _ ._

itunwtlizitc rclnllvcs by llcv I~‘rank S. "ALPHA" GAS ENGINES.

(‘o|`t'iu, iuiclc oi' thc britlo, usslstcil ----~-

by his hrotltcr, ltcv ll. l.. Coffin, liov ll. I’. Mlirrtiy, nlid ltcv l-‘. \V_ Sfiivilon. also cxliiliils thc l`:iliio:i:= i- Alpha " 'l‘lto hrldc, who was uuntlieiiiicil, worn cligiiics. thc most convcnlcnl. |'i‘linlilc

t’ rind i- l- ~ - E. .

ch.

Mr. and Mrs. Stewart lcft iiniucdltitcly for Sunimcrslde and will crown today on a lioticymoii trip to Boston and other points. rcturiilng by way of New ticcouut of its sin llclt of const (ihisgow and I’lclou. They will bc away for ovor a month. The popular

many valuable and linndsomc wedding

::(ir-t your flliocolntos ut li‘oster‘s vory cillclcntl catered. 1_0 gm 1.

::WO0DPECKER GASOLINE EN-

GlNEB.- A. Pickard & C0., coal dcnlers are offering ii bsrgnin in Gas ollno Engincr. Anyone interested

The dciith occurred at Riverdale, on M111 C0 Creiim will a so e on tap diir-

Nevln, after an illness of some

months. He was 17 years of age and HALL MANUFACTURING CU- yi leaves to mourn one brother and one ,, , , l_ , sister. The funeral took place on 'l'll0 Wnlblhed threllllél' \\1if,¢l0¢Jl`%l’ simaay, sept. 12u., io Argyle shore driven hr H dlmln\1tlv°»2it hm-.L : . Cemetery. The pall-bearers were Nell, engine il the main exhibitor th0.I-itll

_Pounnv Mesrino.-nr 'r. A. Benson. Dominion Poultry Represents- tive, will address s poultry ineetlns

day, September 28th. commencing at 7.30 p.m. sharp. All members of the Egg Circle are urged to make a special point or being present. Ladies are specially invited. . E

U_i*”

::PAQUET'S FISH MARKET for

exhibition fresh fish of all kinds. Cor. of Euston and Orlehsr Streets. ~ I

- 3102-9-2211131

Pllilliilll§lit_liXHlllil|iilit

(Omitlnued from page three.)

BEER G. WEEKS.

The lsland's biggest houeshold

supply house has a large and com- prehensive display of lilgll-C1855 dining-room furniture and accessories of substantial workmanship and P1685' lng design. They occupy nearly the whole or the space from the entrance to the south-west end of the bulldliig. A ten-piece suite ln mahogany, includ- ing buffet, china cabinet, extension table and serving table, and six chairs upholstered in real leather are well worthy ot inspection.

Another companion suite in solid

oak in the style of the Jacobesn period. in dull polish finish. is a

at 3 (t)i’clock Shar l` 55

no nee roaay livsumd

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P. ,

Droadway-Sfar Feature THE F.§’§gTlf'E§}f%%'{§‘§ 'AQTURE

u ,

Power of the Press” s -“Urldef the Cf¢S€“l”

IN FOUR PARTS

An absorbing, gripping; detective story. The young Cub re- porter proves inore than

a |;::g::ff‘é=,i':n;g§r:r desert-cruel, terrible and t¢.°,- -

“For gtlie Honor of V ii woman”

IN THE MARvEt.oUs A

SERIES FEATURING ' HER SERENE HIGHNESS ' PRINCESS il-IASSAN

Here is a realism that will pull you tothe edge of your seat-.a sand storm in the

morseless. Bedouin Caravans, gh

Other Pictures

the Egyptian Royal Palace i -- - and marvelous glimlpses of

- Harem Life and tru y gor-

geouslOriental settings

. ...

You Forget I ul_aras wellasalIl‘i_D- “riie Broken’ coin" E "“‘" E

make this a spectac-

ping drama of Hu

FORBES LAW DUGUID

'MONDAY AND TUESDAY Canada’s Foremost Baritone

splendid example of Canadian work- xnanship.

A varied display of pedestals ln

onk, jardinlers in both polish and brush finish. mirrors in bevelled edge und figured oak and Circassian walnut frarnes, and also a unique selection of , articles of Indian manufacture, includ- leather novelties, pennants. etc., go to ing fancy hand-worked linens, sou- `venlr cushion tops, birch bark and make up a most attractive stall.

sauce s'rEwAn'r J. co.

Clinrlottetown's premier engineering llrm are making a general exhibit of their Imperial gasoline motors in their iblg booth in the grounds. The Ideal. Fiirin engine andthe West Chester

for a_ number of years and farmers everywhere can speak in the highest tcrms of their stcrllngqiialities. There is also ii fine 5 horse owor Universal

use in discliarging cargo on schooners is an interesting feature. Circular spindles and the saws of the cele- brated “ Gold Coin ” brand, manu- i factored by Messrs R. I-I. Smith, are also shown. while Columbia batteries for all kinds ol ignition work, farm- cr‘s lced__boilers and feed boxes, etc., make up the balance of this tine ex-

“lmperlal,” sliowlng the internal workmanship were a very instructive feature. .

MILLER BROTHERS.

Miller Brothers of this cily spcclal-

irc :it tliclr_ big stnll at the North least cud of lic hall ,with tho superb products of tho lleintzman Plano Co. mid other makers ol' the highest, class, A grand player piano in Circasslan walnut by Sherlock & Manning. and another in mahogany in Louis_deslgn larc magnificent specimens of superb

D- _

Somc fin_c American organs, not-

ably tlio_ l\ai_'n and '1‘homas organs are on view in tlircc different stvlcs

These instruments display the highest

g qualities of workmansliip and bear n.

Willlaius, in three different; styles.

Three .splendid types oi’ the Edison

Cabinet plioiiogrnpli in oak and ma- ho_g_riny demonstrate their superb qua- lities of tone and expression nt in-

THE AMHERST PIANOS.

Q; made in Nova. Scotia by Camidlan

worlimcn holds n. front rnnlr place in the estimation ef P. E. Islanders.

i Slfilltiit. Mr. R. lf. Lorry is lic-ro ns

|0"1\l lllfllliltltcr. During tho mouth of

_ July lust no loss than 60 lionics on tho ' lslnud purcluisori Ainlicrst pianos.

wlilcli i~critiinl_\' shows tho lilgli csli- tuutlon hi which this flue instrument is hold in l'. E. Islzind. A mngniiiccut

,. Viuiilicrliiiiti plnycr piano is shown; S iivlso instruments in the stylc of Loiils

.\lV. and XV.. Aiiotlicr phiycr piano

lillsn l')<lu:t lllcilounld, nn ncrotn-

tervnls. Au in.~<p¢~i~lioii of those in- struincnls will bo \~.'cll worth wlillc.

lu lhc llliii-lilucry llnll Mr \Voo4l

c unoiuiul puwoi for ll. |.iini,

dairy. crcntiicry or shop. 'flip “ _.\j;»|.u '- URS Ellltliic is thc hlglicst ;:r:ul. -.mil most rcluiblo cuglnc that you i-:in luy f0l` l\ll.V lvllrposc whnlcvcr; hvt on

ll) Y ruc~

tion rind rcliublllty of operation it is unusuiilly well orlaiptcd .for farm use.

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REFHESHMENT DEPARTMENT

The nccds oi’ the.-inner-man :irc

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as usual by Mr. George ll. M. Csrvor. of the lnroster House; Pownal, at his old stand iindcrnoath the lJack'of till:

1;zraiit<lHstni;il. Mr. Carv;ar's»krcputatioii n s icpnrtment s nown mul appreciated throughout the length

aio? Ibreadth of the island. Special 0 1 nners are served uring the ray

. at Q0. cents, also lunches, teas.-etc.. int

reasonable prices. In. the .saloon on y HOU drinks nro supplied,_bu.t these can be ,ln grea.t`var}ety, iced: tlriulrs

- ing the day. . l

- Maaufsct .ing Co. .It includes Ja .74 , feet, stock r or straw carrier and- s

tiirni engines have been on the market \

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Ford car on view. A friction hoist for

hlhlt. The different parts of tliof

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EXPRESS liilllllil o

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(From our own Correspondent.) OTTAWA, Sept. 22.-The whole

question ot express delivery limits in Canadian cities and towns is to bo heard before a. commission shortly, il; is announced. This re-opens ii matter which has been before the Railway Board since its inception and which will |io\v likely be finally settled. lt is one of considerable importance to every community where thcre is ex- press delivery. since with scanty dc- livcry zones the companies can charge much more than with zones including

'more area. and thus raise their rates.

in the llniil iiiiiilysis it is hoped tluit. an extension ol' thi- limits in many cities whose growtli luis made cliauges necessary will lic the outcome, at any rate reprcsculiitivc of all 'towns ami cities interested as well as of the ex- press compiinies will be given an opportunity to testify.

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(Special to the Guardian.)

l'lt(lVll>l<IN(‘.E, li.l.. Sept. 23.-The

Providence Journal says: Tho reason \vliy thc tlcrnuili (lovcruincut luis con- sented to cluiugc its submarine methods is bccalisc more than 80 per

cunt of its submarines have been ilcstroyed and its undcrscas warfare brought to- complete failure. Wltlilii the past two months it is positively known that sixty-sevcn German sub- marines, 28 of which are declared to have been oi’ the newest and latest construction. have been sunk and their crews destroyed by the British Navy since the Sth day of May. It is stated on positive authority that‘the full capacity of the German shlpyards for undersea boats is not more than three a moi_ith. but that’ even if Germany were able to replace her submarines as fast as they had been destroyed, the most grave situation she faces in regard to this method oi’ warfare is the actual destruction ot’ the morale or the olliccrs und crows' of such

vessels.

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headwear in the city.

L _ “The liabcrdashcry”

Snappy Fall-- Hats

Visitors to the Exhibition should see our

Snappy New Fall Hats. We claim to carry _ the largest and most stylish range of men’s

If you want the very snappiest in head-

w:ar come to us we can please you.

Classy Stylish

Caps Sweaters

Hundreds of nob- i

Our stock of

by, New Tweed

Caps just opened up

for Exhibition. Caps

"for the boys, Caps

"the boys will like- Every one new and

selected by young

men-for y 0 u n g

men.

Prices $1, 1.25,

and 1.50.

15.00. V

I 16.00 and up.

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Men’s Fall Ovcrcoats

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1 ' and Suits ' 0/ft

_ l/Ve carry the Broadway and Canibrfidge Clothing i ` J N ' ‘ considered the best procurable. . _` _ 1

. Men's Fall Overcoats $1"0.0'0,` 1230, 13.50 and

, ,Men's New Fall Suits $10.00, 12.50, 13.50, 15.00, 1° ‘

Visit our New Clothing dept. '

H on& ud

sweaters i s im-

mense. We can

make choosing easy

tor you. C o a t

Sweaters from $125

to $10.00 each and

most every price be; tween.

-‘ $1.

up to $5.00.

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ner-tor oi' Nowjamys. csllturlns 900 Daniel Mcklmion and Nell-‘D. Mc- l"18!'i>f- §é'l""'H H.°£\'ll°`& cb- N" me li "_, ,_ - 'men and three machine guns. FGUYUH- (PAL & EL) ch°"’°“e'°W” B59" 5' 7

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